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Downer Edi — Investor Day (April 2023)

40 slides from Downer Edi's investor day presentation, Apr 27, 2023

  1. Slide 1: ASX cover letter: Downer 2023 Investor Day

    Downer EDI Limited ABN 97 003 872 848 Triniti 3, Triniti Business Campus 39 Delhi Road North Ryde NSW 2113 1800 DOWNER www.downergroup.com For personal use only 27 April 2023 Company Announcements Office ASX Limited Exchange Centre Level 4, 20 Bridge Street SYDNEY NSW 2000 Dear Sir/Madam RE: Downer

  2. Slide 2: Downer Investor Day

    27 April 2023 Downer Investor Day

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    Agenda For personal use only Murray Robertson Stephen Kakavas Jim Kafanelis Transport Transport – RTS Utilities Jacob Bonisch Pat Burke Facilities Facilities – I&E Peter Peter Tompkins Tompkins (CEO) Presentation and Q&A with the heads of Downer’s Business Units (CEO) Lunch Introduction and Trading

  4. Slide 4: Purpose, promise, pillars

    Purpose, promise, pillars For personal use only Our purpose is Enabling communities to thrive. Our promise: Our pillars: Our customers' success is our success. Downer Investor Day 2023 | 3

  5. Slide 5: Strategies to realise value for shareholders

    Strategies to realise value for shareholders For personal use only We have announced our plan and communicated key targets Targeting >4.5% Reset EBITA margin operating model Continue to Operational (in FY25) and cost base – simplify current excellence and Targeting portfolio risk management As annou

  6. Slide 6: Focusing on actions that drive improved performance

    Focusing on actions that drive improved performance For personal use only Our recent performance does not reflect the quality of our business. The Board and Management are united on the need for change and we are focusing on actions that will drive improved performance Current focus of the business

  7. Slide 7: Reset operating model and cost base: transformation program update

    Reset operating model and cost base Transformation program update For personal use only The new operating model: simplification, efficiency, accountability Transformation phases Rapid reset Implement and simplify Full growth potential Update – rapid reset ▪ Completed culture survey (top 500 leaders)

  8. Slide 8: Reset operating model and cost base: transformation program

    Reset operating model and cost base Transformation program For personal use only We have a clear line of sight on our cost out initiatives Other initiatives Improve & automate ▪ Revised IT systems Operating model & ▪ Automation of key roadmap functional optimisation processes and scaling ▪ Property

  9. Slide 9: Continue to simplify current portfolio: core portfolio

    Continue to simplify current portfolio Core portfolio provides strong foundation for future growth For personal use only Core portfolio of outstanding assets ▪ Downer’s core Transport, Utilities and Facilities businesses are diversified across capabilities, markets and geography, and are underpinned

  10. Slide 10: Portfolio assessment and refinement ongoing

    Continue to simplify current portfolio Portfolio assessment and refinement ongoing For personal use only Portfolio initiatives to simplify, lower risk and maximise shareholder value Completed Announced Ongoing simplification Capital intensity Transport Cyclicality ▪ Portfolio simplification ongoing

  11. Slide 11: Disciplined approach to risk management

    Operational excellence and risk management Disciplined approach to risk management For personal use only Prioritising risk management – adherence to policy and strengthening the control environment Risk management framework Tendering and execution Three Lines of Defence ▪ The Downer Standard (TDS) i

  12. Slide 12: Focus on performance

    Operational excellence and risk management Focus on performance For personal use only We have made changes to enhance risk management and improve performance Job selection Goal of implemented changes More selective about Increased focus on what we bid – more commercial terms Ensuring we price for th

  13. Slide 13: Key takeaways

    Key takeaways For personal use only We are making progress on our strategies to realise value for shareholders focusing on a rapid reset Reset of the operating model will drive efficiency, accountability and long-term value creation Reset operating model and Plans completed and ready to execute agai

  14. Slide 14: Business Unit updates

    Business Unit updates For personal use only Focus areas Utilities Our team will share with Jim Kafanelis Performance you the path forward for Power & Gas their Business Units Telecommunications Water Transport Facilities Risk management Jacob Bonisch Murray Robertson Defence Roads & Projects Health

  15. Slide 15: Transport

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  16. Slide 16: Market leading trans-Tasman franchise in Transport

    Market leading trans-Tasman franchise in Transport For personal use only We create thriving communities. Committed to fulfilling our organisational purpose across Australia and New Zealand. Foundational strengths supporting opportunities Leader in the bitumen and 1 Significant demand in asphalt mark

  17. Slide 17: Optimising our integrated ANZ Transport business

    Optimising our integrated ANZ Transport business For personal use only Performance ▪ Enable a culture of high performance – customer, operations, risk management and people ▪ Improved proactive resource allocation in response to market opportunities and external factors (labour and mobile equipment

  18. Slide 18: Leading airport pavements provider

    Case study Leading airport pavements provider For personal use only Integrated airport services ▪ Strong forward pipeline post-COVID ▪ Clear competitive advantage, cost base efficiencies and growth potential through trans-Tasman operating model across airport capabilities ▪ Selective projects, align

  19. Slide 19: New Zealand East Coast Infrastructure Recovery

    Case study New Zealand East Coast Infrastructure Recovery For personal use only Cyclone Gabrielle recovery ▪ Downer invited to participate as a critical recovery and rebuild partner to Government, recently formalised through an Interim Alliance Agreement ▪ Building on local and national relationship

  20. Slide 20: Transport – Rail & Transit

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  21. Slide 21: Australia's #1 rollingstock service provider

    Australia’s #1 rollingstock service provider For personal use only Foundational strengths supporting opportunities Opportunities across the rollingstock 1 design, manufacturing and through life Unique breadth of support capabilities​ capabilities NSW Tangara V/Line fleet TLS fleet replacement Respon

  22. Slide 22: Focused on maintaining highest delivery standards

    Focused on maintaining highest delivery standards For personal use only Performance ▪ Asset and fleet performance ▪ Project/contract performance ▪ People performance – development of a diverse, engaged and empowered workforce to support growth Risk ▪ Focus on commercial, technical, project and inter

  23. Slide 23: Queensland Train Manufacturing Program (QTMP)

    Queensland Train Manufacturing Program (QTMP) For personal use only ▪ Preferred applicant on Queensland Train Manufacturing Program (QTMP) – announced 6 February 2023. Target contract close and mobilisation in Q4 FY23 ▪ Largest investment in new rollingstock in Queensland history ▪ Downer will deliv

  24. Slide 24: Bi-mode and tri-mode technologies

    Case study Bi-mode and tri-mode technologies For personal use only Long-standing reputation within the rail industry ▪ Downer is proud to have designed and manufactured solutions for the rail sector for more than 100 years, including both locomotives and wagons ▪ With the commitment to reduce emissi

  25. Slide 25: RTS digital capability

    Case study RTS digital capability For personal use only Long-standing reputation within the rail industry ▪ Over the past 10 years Downer has begun to harness its asset management capability to now offer customers a best-in-class digital-based offering ▪ TrainDNAis an industry standard asset managem

  26. Slide 26: Utilities

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  27. Slide 27: Diversified Utilities services provider across ANZ

    Diversified Utilities services provider across ANZ For personal use only Foundational strengths supporting opportunities ▪ Accelerated investment in Significant design capability and experience renewable energy through the Power & Gas energy transition ▪ Large growth in transmission, ANZ’s largest p

  28. Slide 28: Optimising our integrated ANZ business

    Optimising our integrated ANZ business For personal use only ▪ Focused on a business-wide performance enhancement program reducing variability in delivery outcomes and Performance leveraging operational opportunity to create margin growth ▪ Utilising the best technical, workforce and asset managemen

  29. Slide 29: Renegotiation of the power maintenance contract

    Case study Renegotiation of the power maintenance contract For personal use only Downer is viewed as a long-term strategic partner by the customer Project scope ▪ Operation and maintenance of Victoria’s electrical distribution network (>43,000km of distribution assets, servicing ~700,000 customers)

  30. Slide 30: Powerlink Queensland

    Case study Powerlink Queensland For personal use only Downer’s capability and long-standing relationship means we are critical to the customer’s future plans Customer scope ▪ Construction and maintenance of high voltage transmission lines ▪ Design and construction of substations ▪ Downer has perform

  31. Slide 31: Facilities

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  32. Slide 32: Unparalleled Facilities Management positions

    Unparalleled Facilities Management positions For personal use only Foundational strengths supporting opportunities 1 The Commonwealth is committed to a period of Largest sovereign, significant repositioning of Australia’s Defence multidisciplinary Defence posture – this is accompanied by a transform

  33. Slide 33: Optimising our integrated ANZ business

    Optimising our integrated ANZ business For personal use only ▪ One trans-Tasman business with common platforms and simplified support structures will enable us to leverage technology that automates labour intensive tasks, pool and share resources and get the best IP from our business Performance to

  34. Slide 34: Riverina Redevelopment Program

    Case study Riverina Redevelopment Program For personal use only Innovation to accelerate delivery and reduce cost Unique opportunity to transform and sustain the capabilities of RAAF Base Wagga, Albury Wodonga Military Area and Blamey Barracks Kapooka. ▪ Selected to oversee the upgrade of facilities

  35. Slide 35: Industrial & Energy: Carbon capture

    Industrial & Energy For personal use only Case study: Carbon capture Foundational strengths supporting opportunities Santos Moomba Plant ▪ Target cost estimate model Trusted partner to 1 Uniquely positioned to take ▪ ECI, construction and commissioning some of Australia’s most advantage of the energ

  36. Slide 36: Trading update key messages

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  37. Slide 37: ICAC inquiry update

    ICAC inquiry update For personal use only Key facts What we have done about it ▪ On 2 March 2023, the ICAC announced a public inquiry into the ▪ Downer has at all times conduct of employees of Inner West Council, Transport for NSW, and cooperated closely with the others (including Downer) ICAC’s inv

  38. Slide 38: Trading update

    Trading update For personal use only ▪ 27 February 2023 guidance statement “Downer now expects underlying FY23 NPATA to be between $170 million – $190 million assuming no further material COVID-19, weather, labour shortages or other disruptions, and excluding restructuring costs” ▪ Trading condition

  39. Slide 39: Timeline and what to expect from here

    Timeline and what to expect from here For personal use only 22 February 2023 1 July 2023 Transport Projects New operating model 20 February 2023 divestment Targeting the new operating model Trans-Tasman integration to be effective at the beginning of Announced the merged Australian FY24 and New Zeal

  40. Slide 40: Reflections and the path forward

    Reflections and the path forward For personal use only ▪ The past ~4 months have been a particularly challenging Downer is undergoing a period of period for the company significant organisational change. ▪ The Board and the Management Team are united in the need This multi-year transformation journe

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