Hightech Payment Systems Sa · CSEMA:HPS

Hightech Payment Systems Sa — HPS — FY2022 Earnings Presentation

36 slides from Hightech Payment Systems Sa's earnings presentation, Mar 27, 2023

  1. Slide 1: Earnings Presentation Full Year 2022

    Earnings Presentation Full Year 2022 March 27, 2023 1

  2. Slide 2: Business & Strategy update

    Business & Strategy update Abdeslam Alaoui, CEO 2

  3. Slide 3: Key 2022 highlights

    Key 2022 highlights Historic level of 2022 FY Results ⏵ Revenues of >1 billion MAD + 21%, a 1st in HPS’s history ⏵ Net Income Group share at 117 MMAD +18%, a record level Booming backlog (+27.5%) setting the company up for revenue acceleration in 2023 ⏵ Doubling of sales led to growth of 84% growth

  4. Slide 4: 2022: Governance and Transformation Program

    2022: Governance and Transformation Program NEW GOVERNANCE STRATEGIC FUTURE ALIGNMENT STRUCTURE REVIEW FORWARD PROGRAM • Separation of the functions of • Appointment of Abdeslam Transformation Program to drive: Alignment of the organization to Chairman of the Board and CEO Alaoui as CEO • Accelerati

  5. Slide 5: Why an acceleration now?

    Why an acceleration now? • Strong demand for payments software and solutions in HPS’s core markets • Best-in-class software and this competitive advantage should widen with release of Version 4.0 • HPS is winning business of Tier 1 customers – some of the biggest banks and companies in the world inc

  6. Slide 6: Accelr8: Key market drivers to 2027 Ambition

    Accelr8 : Key market drivers to 2027 Ambition Governance & Organisation Technological innovations Transformation Regulatory framework evolution Innovation and R&D Accelr8 Industry consolidation & new Key positioning with the industry player emergence value chain Consumer behaviour and Diversified bu

  7. Slide 7: Accelr8: Our strategic initiatives

    Our strategic initiatives Sustainable growth ⏵ New business stream 2 Product & service quality 1 ⏵ New territories stream ⏵ Software versions consolidation ⏵ New business models ⏵ M&A stream ⏵ Package of the software in order to minimize deployment effort ⏵ Partnerships stream ⏵ Build ‘‘ Ready produ

  8. Slide 8: Accelr8 - Transformation program for 2023-2027

    Accelr8 - Transformation program for 2023-2027 ACCELR8 HPS in 2022 Non-recurring HPS in 2027 Non-recurring 15% 29% Organic growth Between 1,000 12% < CAGR < 15% 2,200 MMAD Recurring MMAD and Recurring 3,000 MMAD 48% Regular Regular External growth 60% 25% Between 400 MMAD 23% and 800 MMAD EBITDA mar

  9. Slide 9: M&A priorities

    M&A priorities Priorities Priority 1 Priority 2 Priority 3 Expand our geographical footprint On premise offer ü SaaS offer ü Consolidate our market shares On premise offer ü SaaS offer ü Expanding the technology and services offering ü New payment Businesses ü Priority 1: Targets that are essential

  10. Slide 10: PowerCARD Version 4 main differentiators

    PowerCARD Version 4 main differentiators C L O U D N AT I V E MICRO-SERVICES D ATA B A S E A G N O S T I C Scalability: Customers instantly scale up or Scalability: Scaling of individual services Constraint free: Utilizing state-of-the-art down their IT resources helping businesses database technolo

  11. Slide 11: New versions have historically accelerated revenue growth

    New versions have historically accelerated revenue growth 1.200 V4 CCAGR: 14.5% 1.000 800 600 CCAGR: 21% V3 400 CCAGR: 20% V2 200 0 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 11

  12. Slide 12: ESG priorities aligned with UN sustainable development goals

    ESG priorities aligned with UN sustainable development goals QUALITY EDUCATION CLIMATE ACTION Actions under responsibility of HPS Foundation • Mitigating the effects of climate change • Contribute to the improvement of quality • Reducing the carbon footprint of HPS education in Morocco and Africa •

  13. Slide 13: Operating & Financial performance

    Operating & Financial performance Brahim Berrada, MD Corporate 13

  14. Slide 14: Historical financial performance

    Historical financial performance REVENUE EBITDA / MARGIN BACKLOG 1,007 MMAD 208 MMAD 20.6% 934 MMAD +20.8% Growth +10.1% Growth +27.5% Growth +18.8% Proforma SEGMENT PERFOMANCE PAYMENT ACTIVITY SWITCHING ACTIVITY TESTING ACTIVITY 84% 7% 9% 820 MMAD 69 MMAD 87 MMAD +28.1% Growth +10.3% Growth -7.8% G

  15. Slide 15: Sustainable Business Model

    Sustainable Business Model NON RECURRING 29% Growth drivers • New License deals RECURRING 48% • New Testing contracts Growth drivers • License model +7.1% Growth 20% - License fee • New SaaS deals - PS fee 9% • Volume growth for existing SaaS 23% customers • Testing -7.8% Growth • New License custom

  16. Slide 16: Payment activity: License Model

    Payment activity License Model Share in Consolidated Revenues ⏵ Confirmation of our technology by one of the ⏵ New contract to implement PowerCARD for largest banks worldwide with the Credit the National Switch in Gambia Card module after Debit Card in 2019 ⏵ Continued rollout of PowerCARD for the ⏵

  17. Slide 17: Payment activity: SaaS Model

    Payment activity SaaS Model Share in Consolidated Revenues ⏵ Continued Rollout of PowerCARD on the ⏵ Internal project launched to consolidate Amazon Cloud for Uno Bank in Philippines platforms and PowerCARD versions used on SaaS model ⏵ Signature of our 1st contract in SaaS in Saudi Arabia ⏵ New mon

  18. Slide 18: Payment activity

    Payment activity Revenues Breakdown & Growth by Sub-activity Revenues Breakdown & Growth By Geographic Area License 6,7% +128,6% SaaS fees 20,8% +43,9% Europe 20,4% Americas 6,8% +16,5% Asia Upselling 27,3% +38,5% -10,9% 9,5% Middle East 18,8% +110% Maintenance 21,6% +14,3% Africa +4,8% 44,5% On pre

  19. Slide 19: Switching activity

    Switching activity Cards Switching Contribution to Consolidated Revenues ⏵ Full business recovery after the Covid period. ⏵ Strong acceleration of cards payments and e- Return in 2022 to a normalized situation commerce transactions after the Covid ⏵ Internal project launched to build an Active- Acti

  20. Slide 20: Morocco Electronic Payment Figures in 2022

    Morocco Electronic Payment Figures in 2022 Total Payment Cards Outstanding Transactions ATM Network 18.9 million cards 543.7 million transactions 8,151 units +1 million vs. 2021 +18.1% vs. 2021 +211 installations vs. 2021 Withdrawal POS Payment E-Commerce Number of transactions in Millions Number of

  21. Slide 21: Adjusted Revenue growth

    Adjusted Revenue growth Amounts in MMAD +20.8% Total growth +51 1,007 +129 +6 -7 946 +10 833 -15 818 +15.6% Adjusted growth 2021 Write-back 2021 Payment Switching Testing 2022 Write-back Currency 2022 reported adjusted activity activity activity adjusted impact reported 21

  22. Slide 22: Operating Expenses

    Operating Expenses Amounts in MMAD ⏵ HR Costs : 443 MMAD vs. 365 MMAD (+21%) +55 844 • Increase in headcount by 14.5% -5 • Salaries increases to address high inflation in 2022. Impact of 4.4% +27 • Redesign of the position map resulting in an exceptional salary +78 adjustment for certain positions.

  23. Slide 23: Adjusted EBITDA growth at constant currency

    Adjusted EBITDA growth at constant currency Amounts in MMAD +123 -136 22.6% 18.4% 20.6% +51 -19 208 189 176 2021 Revenue growth Cost growth 2022 Currency Currency 2022 reported (constant currency) (constant currency) (constant currency) Revenue impact Cost impact reported 23

  24. Slide 24: EBITDA analysis

    EBITDA analysis Exceptional salary adjustments (inflation and new organization) compared to normal fiscal year: impact of 1% lower EBITDA margins. No additional adjustments expected for 2023 Some large projects were essentially PS provision with a low level of license. Global license level is 60% in

  25. Slide 25: EBITDA analysis

    EBITDA analysis Amounts in MMAD 20.6% 25.7% +8 259 +15 ⏵The transformation program will require some +18 investment to be deployed, which will slightly +10 impact our margins in the short term 208 ⏵Margin levels will remain broadly unchanged in 2023 and 2024 ⏵Our objective is to achieve an EBITDA ma

  26. Slide 26: R&D investment

    R&D investment Share in Consolidated Revenues On-Premise and Cloud- Micro-services & Composable enabled: Hybrid Cloud Technology 130 MMAD 12.9% Limitless scalability Works on all database +25.7% growth systems Version 4 progress R&D in MMAD - CAGR 19.1% ⏵ PowerCARD-Switch, PowerCARD-xPOS, ⏵ Certific

  27. Slide 27: Net cash

    Net cash Amounts in MMAD +19 -14 -82 305 LT Debt compared to equity +10 238 149.9 MMAD 23.0% -16.7% growth Net cash in MMAD - CAGR 39.8% 125 2021 cash Operations Investments Financing Currency 2022 cash 112 position exchange position 88 ⏵ Operational cash flow: Increase in working capital in the con

  28. Slide 28: Backlog

    Backlog NON RECURRING 36% Compared to annual Revenues Switch 934 MMAD 92.8% 7% +27.5% growth Projects 36% Processing 19% Click fee Upselling Backlog in MMAD - CAGR 11.4% 2% 13% Maintenance 934 23% 733 546 573 516 RECURRING REGULAR 51% 13% ⏵ High level of sales contributing to a strong increase in th

  29. Slide 29: Key takeaways & 2023 guidance

    Key takeaways & 2023 guidance Reinforced Backlog giving strong visibility for Ambitious Acceleration program with a 2023 and beyond slight impact on the margin in the short term Revenue organic growth for Profitability preserved for 2023 2023 between EBITDA ≃ 250 MDH 20% and 25% 29

  30. Slide 30: Annexes

    Annexes HPS,

  31. Slide 31: Scope of consolidation at December 31, 2022

    Scope of consolidation at December 31, 2022 Consolidated Corporate financial accounts statements Comptes Comptes Comptes Comptes Comptes Comptes Comptes Comptes Comptes Consolidés Comptes Comptes Consolidés Comptes Consolidés Comptes Consolidés Consolidés Consolidés Comptes Consolidés Sociaux Sociau

  32. Slide 32: Consolidated Balance Sheet (in MAD)

    Consolidated Balance Sheet (in MAD) ASSETS 31/12/2022 31/12/2021 LIABILITIES 31/12/2022 31/12/2021 Fixed assets 300 052 568 293 636 527 Shareholders' equity 652 158 218 556 582 145 - Capital 70 359 900 70 359 900 Goodwill 92 321 077 103 589 946 - Share premium 31 623 410 31 623 410 Intangible assets

  33. Slide 33: Consolidated P&L (in MAD)

    Consolidated P&L (in MAD) 31/12/2022 31/12/2021 Variation 12/31/2021 PRO FORMA Variation Sales figures 980 722 582 796 695 604 23.1% 812 542 709 20.7% Change in product inventories 1 989 444 2 152 441 -7.6% 197 606 NA Capitalized production - 509 252 - NA - NA Other operating income 24 860 711 34 48

  34. Slide 34: Cash Flow Statement (in MAD)

    Cash Flow Statement (in MAD) 31/12/2022 31/12/2021 Net income 117 078 596 98 853 277 Elimination of non-cash and non-operating income and expenses - - Depreciation and amortization 34 700 113 33 048 322 - Change in deferred taxes 656 307 927 547 - Gain or loss on disposal - - 865 198 Other non-cash

  35. Slide 35: Subsidiaries accounts - In MAD

    Subsidiaries accounts - In MAD 31-Dec-22 31-Dec-21 Subsidiaries Operating revenues Operating result Net income Operating revenues Operating result Net income Full consolidation (Morocco) HPS SA 754 640 292 100 660 922 85 500 797 613 754 290 72 235 220 76 555 397 HPS Switch 71 423 458 31 904 801 20 9

  36. Slide 36: invest@hps-worldwide.com

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