Transcontinental Inc. Class A · TSX:TCL.A
Transcontinental Inc. Class A — Investor Presentation (June 2021)
44 slides from Transcontinental Inc. Class A's investor presentation, June 2021
Slide 1: Investor Relations Presentation June 2021
acting in a responsible manner Transcontinental inc. Investor Relations Presentation June 2021 www.tc.tc
Slide 2: Note to readers
Note to readers In this document, unless otherwise indicated, all financial data are prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and the term ‘’dollars’’ as well as the symbol ‘’$’’ designate Canadian dollars. In this document, we also use non-IFRS financial measur
Slide 3: Forward-looking information
Forward-looking information Our public communications often contain oral or written forward-looking statements which are based on the expectations of management and inherently subject to a certain number of risks and uncertainties, known and unknown. By their very nature, forward-looking statements
Slide 4: Overview
Overview TC Transcontinental Overview Our Business Sectors Conclusion www.tc.tc
Slide 5: TC Transcontinental Overview
TC Transcontinental Overview Our vision is to become a market leader in flexible packaging in North America while maintaining our position as Canada’s largest printer and as the leading Canadian French-language educational publishing group. Family-controlled business founded in 1976 Investment grade
Slide 6: Successful transformation into a growth company
Successful transformation into a growth company 2016 2020 Future 36% 10% 55% 29% $2.0B $2.6B >$3B 21% 9% Growth 12% 3% 11% segments 11% 3% Growth Segments 23% 68% >80% Proven track record of operational excellence and ability to integrate acquisitions Long term sustainable organic growth outlook
Slide 7: Demonstrated ability to deleverage rapidly using solid free cash flow
Demonstrated ability to deleverage rapidly using solid free cash flow Net indebtedness1 (in millions of $) and net indebtedness ratio1 2 Lease liabilities 3.5 Net indebtedness (excl. Lease liabilities) 3.1 3.0 Net indebtedness ratio (excl. IFRS 16) 2 2.8 2.7 Net indebtedness ratio (incl. IFRS 16) 1,
Slide 8: Allocating capital prudently
Allocating capital prudently 500 600 Cash flows from operating activities and capital allocation ($M) 450 CAPEX (incl. intangibles) 500 400 Dividends Average 432 427 Share buybacks (2015 – 2020) 350 Cash flows from operating activities Cash flows 400 324 Operations 300 313 250 289 273 300 $343M 200
Slide 9: Returning capital to shareholders
Returning capital to shareholders Dividends paid per participating share Dividends paid in 2020 90 ¢ represented only 18.2% of cash flows from operating activities 6¢ 1993 2020 Strong cash flow generation provided confidence to continue dividend distribution 9
Slide 10: Our CSR Approach
Our CSR Approach Corporate Social Responsibility is embedded in everything we do, while our sustainability focus drives innovation and provides a key competitive advantage Collaborate across the value chain between all stakeholders Deliver on our 11 goals related to our people, our operations, our p
Slide 11: Pursuing our business activities responsibly
Pursuing our business activities responsibly Top 50 Global ESG from Sustainalytics (Top 1%) (#1 in Containers & Packaging industry worldwide) Rated “A” by MSCI ESG Ratings for the last 5 years Corporate Knights: Among the top 10 Corporate Citizens in Canada in 2019 and 2020 and ranked in top Global
Slide 12: Overview
Overview TC Transcontinental Overview Our Business Sectors Conclusion www.tc.tc
Slide 13: TC Transcontinental Packaging
TC Transcontinental Packaging www.tc.tc 13
Slide 14: Packaging Sector Overview
Packaging Sector Overview Specializing in extrusion, lamination, printing, converting and recycling 26 production plants CANADA ~3,800 employees UNITED STATES UNITED KINGDOM $1.4B FY2020 Revenues MEXICO Top 10 converter in North America with a leadership position in several verticals and GUATEMALA
Slide 15: Recent achievements in our Packaging Sector
Recent achievements in our Packaging Sector Significant improvement in profitability in FY2020 and managing resin price increases in FY2021 Exceeded target for synergies, helping to significantly increase EBIT margin and Adjusted EBITDA margin1 in FY2020 (16% Adj. EBITDA in FY2020) Managed the
Slide 16: Packaging Sector Outlook
Packaging Sector Outlook Generate long-term organic sales growth Capital expenditures directed towards increasing capacity Expect organic growth close to 3% in FY2021 Sustainable packaging is becoming an important key differentiator Continue to strengthen our packaging portfolio with targe
Slide 17: Leading Flexible Packaging Platform Built Through a Disciplined M&A Strategy
Leading Flexible Packaging Platform Built Through a Disciplined M&A Strategy 2014 2015 2016 2016 Acquisition of Acquisition of Acquisition of Acquisition of Capri Packaging Ultra Flex Packaging Corp. Robbie Manufacturing Flexstar Packaging Inc. Clinton, Missouri Brooklyn, New York Lenexa, Kansas Ric
Slide 18: Successful integration of Coveris Americas
Successful integration of Coveris Americas Exceeded synergy targets EBIT and adjusted EBITDA1 increased significantly in the 2 years following the acquisition. Adjusted EBITDA margins1 grew from 11.9% in FY2018 to 12.8% in FY2019, and to 16.0% in FY2020, a 410bps improvement in 2 years. Insourcing o
Slide 19: Strong Position in a Variety of Industries
Strong Position in a Variety of Industries 19
Slide 20: Packaging Innovation and Sustainability
Packaging Innovation and Sustainability Key considerations for clients Product • Oxygen, Moisture, Light Protection • Transportation Consumer • On the Shelf Image Engagement • Convenience of Use Total Cost of • Purchase Price Ownership • Processing Speed & Ease • Carbon Footprint Impact Sustainabili
Slide 21: The Benefits of Flexible Packaging
The Benefits of Flexible Packaging 21
Slide 22: The Benefits of Flexible Packaging
The Benefits of Flexible Packaging 22
Slide 23: The Benefits of Flexible Packaging
The Benefits of Flexible Packaging Guess how many trucks you would need to transport the same volume of rigid containers? 23
Slide 24: Flexible packaging plays a vital role in preserving food and reducing food waste
Flexible packaging plays a vital role in preserving food and reducing food waste Significantly Increases shelf life Offers Provides Informs the improves product and reduces food unprecedented confidence in consumer of the protection and waste convenience sterility and contents freshness features pro
Slide 25: The Benefits of Flexible Packaging
The Benefits of Flexible Packaging 25
Slide 26: vieVERTe: Our Growing Sustainable Packaging Line
vieVERTe: Our Growing Sustainable Packaging Line 100% RECYCLED READY BARRIER RECYCLED COMPOSTABLE PCR SHRINK FILMS • Low barrier outer READY • Leader in packaging films • Use of post-industrial bag/pouch • First to commercialize for compostable recycled (PIR), post- • Lamination-two layer barrier st
Slide 27: Making strides towards a circular economy for plastics
Making strides towards a circular economy for plastics We share the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s common vision of a circular economy for plastic, where plastic never becomes waste TC Transcontinental was the first Canadian-based manufacturer to join the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s New Plastics
Slide 28: Integrating the recycling of plastics in our production chain
Integrating the recycling of plastics in our production chain Our equipment is used for converting plastic waste recovered from sorting facilities and other commercial, industrial and agricultural sources into recycled plastic granules providing a stable procurement of recycled resin. Our recycling
Slide 29: TC Transcontinental Printing
TC Transcontinental Printing www.tc.tc 29
Slide 30: Printing Sector Overview
Printing Sector Overview Offering a state-of-the-art national printing network 13 production plants ~3,600 employees $1.1B FY2020 Revenues Largest printer in Canada and also offers in-store-marketing, premedia, and distribution services Key clients include book, magazine and newspaper publishers
Slide 31: Recent achievements in Printing
Recent achievements in Printing Took swift actions at the onset of the pandemic to protect profitability and deliver solid free cash flows through the crisis Demonstrated ability in FY2020 to maintain 20% Adj. EBITDA margin excluding subsidy despite impact of COVID-19 Lessons learned to be app
Slide 32: Printing Sector Outlook
Printing Sector Outlook Management expects organic growth in the second half of FY2021 and in FY2022. Management expects operating earnings to grow in FY2021 (adjusted for the contribution from the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy) Management expects to grow revenues from verticals with growth po
Slide 33: Dynamically Adapting Print Portfolio to Market
Dynamically Adapting Print Portfolio to Market Printing Revenues by product / market ISM / Book / ISM / Book / Premedia News / Mag ISM / Book / News / Mag Premedia 11% / Comm Premedia / Comm 18% 26% 24% News / Mag / 29% Comm 42% FY2015 FY2019 FY2020 Flyers / Distr. 47% Flyers / Flyers / Distr. Distr
Slide 34: Helping retailers improving customers experience throughout a comprehensive service offering
Helping retailers improving customers experience throughout a comprehensive service offering Pre-Shopping In-Store After-Sale Experience Experience Experience / Building Loyalty Flyers Promotional POP Distribution Customized displays Direct Mail Catalogues Permanent signage Comprehensi
Slide 35: Printed Flyers
Printed Flyers A Resilient Solution with a Significant Reach Providing Strong ROI for Retailers Turnkey solution for retailers including designing, targeting, printing, distribution, and other related services enabling the measurement of programs efficiency with a view to increase advertisers’ sal
Slide 36: In-Store Marketing (ISM)
In-Store Marketing (ISM) A growth vertical within our Printing sector Grew from ~$10M revenues in 2012 to a run-rate of ~$200M (through organic growth & acquisitions) Recent acquisition of Holland & Crosby, Artisan Complete and BGI Retail to complement our offering while providing scale Signif
Slide 37: In-Store Marketing (ISM)
In-Store Marketing (ISM) Building capabilities across ISM markets TC Transcontinental ISM Promotional POP Custom displays 8ft & above signage POP displays for CPGs (Temporary signage) (Durable floor displays) (Permanent signage) Predominantly high-frequency Low frequency promotional Customized fixtu
Slide 38: In-Store Marketing (ISM)
In-Store Marketing (ISM) Strong track record of organic growth Revenues ~$200M Acquisititions Organic Revenues Acquisitions Holland & Crosby (Oct. 2019) Artisan Complete (Jan. 2020) BGI Retail (June 2021) ~$10M 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Run-rate Organic annual growth
Slide 39: TC Media
TC Media www.tc.tc 39
Slide 40: Media Sector now focused on Educational Material and Groupe Constructo
Media Sector now focused on Educational Material and Groupe Constructo Educational book publishing and distribution activities through TC Media Books, and publishing activities for Quebec’s construction industry through Constructo Group Completed the transformation in Media Sector with the sale
Slide 41: Overview
Overview TC Transcontinental Overview Our Business Sectors Conclusion www.tc.tc
Slide 42: Key highlights
Key highlights Diversified operations in flexible packaging, printing and media Leadership position in most verticals driven by deep relationships with blue chip customers Best-in-class operator in the Printing Sector with long track- record of driving strong margins Leading commitment to sustainabi
Slide 43: Conclusion
Conclusion The pandemic has highlighted our resilience, agility and operational excellence We are well positioned to grow organically in Packaging and to benefit from a gradual recovery in Print We have a solid financial position, generating strong and consistent cash flows providing the flexibility
Slide 44: Contact information
Contact information Yan Lapointe Director, Investor Relations Transcontinental Inc. 1 Place Ville Marie, Suite 3240 Montréal (QC) H3B 0G1 www.tc.tc Telephone: 514 954-3574 [email protected]