Ascom Holding Ag · SIX:ASCN
Ascom — Investor Presentation (March 2011)
47 slides from Ascom's investor presentation, March 2011
Slide 1: Ascom Mission-Critical Communication
Slide 2: Table of Contents
[ ] TABLE OF CONTENTS ABOUT ASCOM ASCOM’S 3 DIVISIONS 2010 FINANCIAL RESULTS ′IN 13: 14 TO 15′ March 2011 © Ascom Group 2
Slide 3: About Ascom
[ ] ABOUT ASCOM March 2011 © Ascom Group 3
Slide 4: Ascom
ASCOM Ascom employs worldwide about 2’300 people Ascom has subsidiaries in 20 countries In 2010 Ascom generated revenues of 571 CHFm with an EBITDA margin of 12% Ascom’s communicated target for 2013 is an EBITDA margin of 14-15% Ascom registered shares (ASCN) are listed on the SWX Swiss Ex
Slide 5: Our Global Presence
OUR GLOBAL PRESENCE Göteborg (Wireless Solutions) Dübendorf (Group Headquarters) Bern Reston (Security Communication) (Network Testing) Ascom headquarters Ascom local presence March 2011 © Ascom Group 5
Slide 6: The Mission-Critical Communication Company
THE MISSION-CRITICAL COMMUNICATION COMPANY Ascom is a strong, competent and reliable partner. Our strategy is based on Mission-Critical Communication for selected market segments. We do business-to-business in the areas of Wireless Solutions (on-site and wireless communication solutions in healthcar
Slide 7: The Mission-Critical Communication Company
THE MISSION-CRITICAL COMMUNICATION COMPANY Wireless Solutions Network Testing Security Communication Wireless on-site communication Testing and optimization solutions Communication solutions for solutions for hospitals, elderly care for mobile networks national and civilian security homes, industria
Slide 8: Management Team as of 1 April 2011
MANAGEMENT TEAM AS OF 1 APRIL 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS CEO Fritz Mumenthaler* CFO & Investor Relations General Counsel Patrick Grawehr General Secretary/Comm. Daniel Lack v Martin Zwyssig* Human Resources Kurt Renggli Wireless Solutions Network Testing Security Communication a.i. Fritz Mumenthaler* R
Slide 9: Ascom's 3 Divisions
[ ] ASCOM’S 3 DIVISIONS March 2011 © Ascom Group 9
Slide 10: Wireless Solutions: When Every Second Counts
[ ] WIRELESS SOLUTIONS WHEN EVERY SECOND COUNTS March 2011 © Ascom Group 10
Slide 11: Wireless Solutions Division
WIRELESS SOLUTIONS DIVISION Mission Customers Ascom Wireless Solutions is the leading provider for on-site communication solutions in healthcare and in other market segments. Core segments Local presence Hospitals Elderly care Others (Industry, Secure Establishments, Retail, Hotel etc.) Figures 2010
Slide 12: Wireless Solutions Increases Efficiency in Healthcare Facilities
WIRELESS SOLUTIONS INCREASES EFFICIENCY IN HEALTHCARE FACILITIES Hospitals and elderly care (ca. 50% of divisional revenues) Direct & indirect channel Core segments Industry, hotels, retail, secure establishments (e.g. prisons) Direct & indirect channel Mobile workplace telephony equipment
Slide 13: Wireless Solutions Offering (I)
WIRELESS SOLUTIONS OFFERING (I) WORK PLACE TELEPHONY DECT IP-DECT VoWiFi 3% of 2009 sales March 2011 © Ascom Group 13
Slide 14: Wireless Solutions Offering (II)
WIRELESS SOLUTIONS OFFERING (II) PROFESSIONAL PAGING NURSE CALL MESSAGING March 2011 © Ascom Group 14
Slide 15: Wireless Solutions – Revenue by Segments
WIRELESS SOLUTIONS – REVENUE BY SEGMENTS 12% Hospitals 10% 31% Elderly care Industry 5% Secure establishments 6% Hotel and Retail Other OEM 14% 22% March 2011 © Ascom Group 15
Slide 16: Value Creation Wireless Solutions
VALUE CREATION WIRELESS SOLUTIONS STRATEGY FINANCIAL TARGETS 2013 Shift revenue mix further towards Revenue CAGR 2012 + 2013: 5-10% health care communication EBITDA margin 2013 12-15% Market drivers: Ageing population, demographics Market * CAGR 2010-13: Cost pressure in healthcare trigger
Slide 17: Wireless Solutions – Focus Items 2011
WIRELESS SOLUTIONS – FOCUS ITEMS 2011 INVESTMENTS IN NEW PRODUCTS AND TECHNOLOGIES 1 Improve existing product range Add selectively new applications/technologies (e.g. GSM for Enterprise) Thereby improve our competitive position EXPANSION OF SALES CHANNELS 2 USA Southern and Eastern Europe
Slide 18: Network Testing: Evolving Networks. Trusted Solutions.
[ ] NETWORK TESTING EVOLVING NETWORKS. TRUSTED SOLUTIONS. March 2011 © Ascom Group 18
Slide 19: Network Testing Division
NETWORK TESTING DIVISION Mission Customers Ascom Network Testing is the industry leader in benchmarking, testing, and optimization solutions for wireless networks. Core segments Local presence Products to test and Systems to Software to Figures evaluate the benchmark and visualize, analyze, 2010: 20
Slide 20: Network Testing Provides Best-in-Class Solutions
NETWORK TESTING PROVIDES BEST-IN-CLASS SOLUTIONS TO MEASURE, ANALYZE, AND OPTIMIZE MOBILE NETWORKS Telecom operators Telecom infrastructure vendors Core segments Telecom professional service providers Telecom regulatory agencies and other government entities Telecom content providers Tes
Slide 21: Network Testing Offering
NETWORK TESTING OFFERING BENCHMARKING & TEST & MEASUREMENT REPORTING & ANALYSIS MONITORING March 2011 © Ascom Group 21
Slide 22: Network Testing – Revenue by Segments
NETWORK TESTING – REVENUE BY SEGMENTS 10% Test & Measurement 2% 4% Benchmark & Monitoring Analysis & Reporting 54% 30% Planning & Design Systems & Solutions/TNS March 2011 © Ascom Group 22
Slide 23: Value Creation Network Testing
VALUE CREATION NETWORK TESTING STRATEGY FINANCIAL TARGETS 2013: Further strengthen the position as leading solutions provider Revenue CAGR 2012 + 2013: 5-10% in mobile network optimization and benchmarking EBITDA margin 2013: 16-19% as well as the No. 1 in LTE networks Market drivers: Market
Slide 24: Network Testing – Focus Items 2011
NETWORK TESTING – FOCUS ITEMS 2011 TECHNOLOGY ENHANCEMENT/INVESTMENTS 1 Expansion of support for emerging technologies such as LTE Strengthening the leadership position in benchmarking and optimization: > New TEMS Investigation 12.0 offers broadest support for mobile devices GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES
Slide 25: Security Communication: Serving Customers Anywhere, at Any Time
[ ] SECURITY COMMUNICATION SERVING CUSTOMERS ANYWHERE, AT ANY TIME March 2011 © Ascom Group 25
Slide 26: Security Communication Division
SECURITY COMMUNICATION DIVISION Mission Customers Ascom Security Communication focuses on tactical communication for national & civilian security organizations. In its home market Switzerland, the division is a solution supplier, general contractor and system integrator. It addresses the market abro
Slide 27: National Champion in Security Communications
NATIONAL CHAMPION IN SECURITY COMMUNICATIONS Core segments National and civil security institutions Offered as: Product/Service Secure communication for national and Products offering civil security institutions Systems Solutions Maintenance & Support Services Direct channel: Switzerla
Slide 28: Security Communication Offering (I)
SECURITY COMMUNICATION OFFERING (I) DEFENSE COMMUNICATION CH: SYSTEM INTEGRATION INTERNATIONAL: PRODUCTS Access Node Offering Tactical Access Node T General contractor System engineering System integrator Customisation Production under licence agreement Testing Tactical Access Node R O
Slide 29: Security Communication Offering (II)
SECURITY COMMUNICATION OFFERING (II) INFRASTRUCTURE OPERATOR PUBLIC SAFETY ROAD RAIL ALARMING / MOBILISATION Convergent Convergent communication communication for for Highway operators Railway operators Emergency- /Info Call Stations Trackside- March 2011 © Ascom Group Phone 29
Slide 30: Security Communication – Revenue by Segments
SECURITY COMMUNICATION – REVENUE BY SEGMENTS 16% Defense Public Safety 41% Infrastructure Operators 23% Related Businesses Facility Management/Real 10% 10% Estate March 2011 © Ascom Group 30
Slide 31: Value Creation Security Communication
VALUE CREATION SECURITY COMMUNICATION STRATEGY FINANCIAL TARGETS 2013 Focus on national and civil security communication, by EBITDA margin 2013 7-10% maintaining a leading Swiss position as system integrator and as an option, doing business with international partners as product and system supplie
Slide 32: Security Communication – Focus Items 2011
SECURITY COMMUNICATION – FOCUS ITEMS 2011 NATIONAL CHAMPION 1 Consolidate the leading position in the Swiss home market for national and civilian security institutions Working with partners to exploit profitable product sales opportunities on the international market PROFITABILITY IMPROVEMENT 2
Slide 33: 2010 Financial Results
[ ] 2010 FINANCIAL RESULTS March 2011 © Ascom Group 33
Slide 34: 2010 Financial Results Overview
2010 FINANICAL RESULTS OVERVIEW CHFm 2010 2009 Incoming orders 575.1 +11.8% 514.4 Revenue 571.2 +6.3% 537.2 EBIT 48.4 +47.6% 32.8 EBITDA 68.4 +37.3% 49.8 Group profit 32.5 +33.2% 24.4 Number of employees (FTE) 2,093 -3.2% 2,162 as of 31.12. March 2011 © Ascom Group 34
Slide 35: Consolidated Income Statement
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT CHFm 2009 2009 FX-adj. 2010 Revenue 537.2 520.2 571.2 Gross profit 227.3 221.9 269.3 Gross margin 42.3% 42.7% 47.1% Total functional costs (191.7) (187.1) (217.5) Amortization of intangible assets from acquisition (7.9) (8.0) (10.5) Other income/(expenses), net 5.1 5.3
Slide 36: Growth Analysis
GROWTH ANALYSIS Organic FX Actual Acquisition Actual Δ 2010/2009 growth translation 2009 (in CHFm) 2010 (in %) (in %) (in %) Wireless 265.2 11.6% -4.9% nm 282.9 6.7% Solutions Network 133.3 11.1% -1.7% 22.6 168.5 26.4% Testing Security 138.1 -10.0% -1.3% nm 122.5 -11.3% Communication Total Ascom 537
Slide 37: Revenue Split per Region
REVENUE SPLIT PER REGION (in %) Wireless Solutions* Network Testing Security Communication March 2011 © Ascom Group *Wireless Solutions OEM sales included in „Rest of Europe“ 37
Slide 38: Consolidated Balance Sheet
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET 31.12.2009 31.12.2010 CHFm % CHFm % Intangible assets 238.8 39.2 221.5 38.1 Other non-current assets 41.6 6.8 39.9 6.9 Non-current assets 280.4 46.0 261.4 45.0 Cash and cash equivalents 127.7 21.0 129.0 22.2 Other current assets 201.1 33.0 189.9 32.8 Total assets 609.2 580
Slide 39: Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS CHFm 2009 2010 Net cash flow from operating activities 24.5 46.2 Net cash flow from investing activities (180.1) (11.4) Net cash flow from financing activities 99.5 (27.2) Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents (54.9) 1.3 Cash and cash equivalents a
Slide 40: 'In 13: 14 to 15'
[ ] ′IN 13:14 TO 15′ March 2011 © Ascom Group 40
Slide 41: Our Plan for 2011-2013: Consistent Implementation of Our Proven Strategy
OUR PLAN FOR 2011-2013: THE CONSISTENT IMPLEMENTATION OF OUR PROVEN STRATEGY 2010 Sustainable profitability achieved Leading positions in growth markets All divisions profitable and positioned to capture future growth R&D spending increased to 10.0% of revenue (2009: 8.7%) 2011 Investments in
Slide 42: 2011 First Step Toward 'In 13: 14 to 15'
2011 FIRST STEP TOWARD 'IN 13: 14 TO 15' INVESTMENTS LEVEL RESULTS 1st priority WS 2011 PLAN New products WS: continued growth and New technologies preparing for accelerated New markets and channels growth and profitability M&A NT NT: preparing for LTE growth Investments in products Se
Slide 43: Divisional Targets for 2012/2013 Plan
DIVISIONAL TARGETS FOR 2012/2013 PLAN (figures without potential acquisitions) Wireless Solutions Sales growth 5-10% CAGR 2012 + 2013 EBITDA margin 12-15% Target 2013 Network Testing Sales growth 5-10% CAGR 2012 + 2013 EBITDA margin 16-19% Target 2013 Security Communication Service- and Sales growth
Slide 44: Outlook 2011
OUTLOOK 2011 Financial targets for 2011: Wireless Solutions: slight revenue growth Revenue growth Network Testing: stable Security Communication: slightly lower revenue EBITDA margin 11.5-12.5% at Group level Financial medium-term targets for 2013: Revenue growth WS/NT 5-10% Targets 2012 and 201
Slide 45: Group Contact
[ ] GROUP CONTACT Ascom Holding AG T +41 31 999 11 11 Stettbachstrasse 6 F +41 31 999 23 00 CH-8600 Dübendorf [email protected] │ www.ascom.com March 2011 © Ascom Group 45
Slide 46: Legal Disclaimer
LEGAL DISCLAIMER This document contains specific forward-looking statements, e.g. statements including terms like “believe”, “expect” or similar expressions. Such forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may result in a substantial dive
Slide 47: Thank You!
THANK YOU! March 2011 © Ascom Group 47