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Svenska Cellulosa AB SCA Class A — SCA — Handelsbanken Seminar 2009
27 slides from Svenska Cellulosa AB SCA Class A's conference presentation, Mar 5, 2009
Slide 1: Handelsbanken Seminar
Handelsbanken Seminar 5 March 2009 Ulf Larsson, President Forest Products 1 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 2: SCA – a global hygiene-products and paper company
SCA – a global hygiene-products and paper company Net sales of SEK 110 bn 52,000 employees and sales in 90 countries TEN and Tork leading global brands for incontinence care and Away From Home tissue Ranked 2nd greenest company in the world (2007), one of the world’s 100 most sustainable com
Slide 3: Sales split
Sales split Forest Products Personal Care 15% 21% 30% 34% Packaging Tissue Sales 2008 SEK: 110bn 3 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 4: Summary FY 2008
FY 2008 Summary Group Sales growth of 4% Hygiene sales growth in emerging markets of 16% EBIT decline of 13%* Improved price/mix and higher volumes did not compensate for increased raw material and energy cost (SEK 3.5bn) Business areas Strong sales and profit growth in Tissue Strong sal
Slide 5: Different focus in the business groups
Different focus in the business groups Packaging & Hygiene Hygiene Products Products Forest Products • Personal Care • Capitalize Tissue on growth Cash flow generation/ opportunities Asset base efficiency Higher value in Focus on value mature segments added offerings Increased shareholder value 5 Ha
Slide 6: Strong global and regional positions
Strong global and regional positions Nordic region Baby diapers: 1 Europe North America Tissue: 1 AFH tissue: 3 Corrugated board: 2 Baby diapers: 2 Incontinence care: 1 Privately owned forests: 1 Mexico Global Hygiene products: 2 Incontinence care: 1 AFH tissue: 3 Colombia Incontinence care: 1 Austr
Slide 7: Growth: High growth in emerging markets
Growth High growth in Emerging markets 2008 Emerging markets hygiene sales growth: Personal Care: +15% Tissue: +18% % of Hygiene sales in 1998 % of Hygiene sales in 2008 5% Emerging markets Emerging markets 25% Mature markets Mature markets 7 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 8: Growth: High potential in markets with low penetration
Growth High potential in markets with low penetration Usage of hygiene products Units/capita/year Units/child/year Units/woman/year Kg/capita/year Potential to grow the Incontinence usage on mature markets with >30% North America Western Europe Eastern Europe Latin America Asia 8 Handelsbanken 5 Mar
Slide 9: Hygiene Categories
Hygiene Categories Strategic focus Inco Fempro Baby AFH CT Strengthen • Leading positions in European home market (market share and value) • Profitability Consumer Tissue (EU, Mexico, Australia) • Innovations and speed to market Grow • Prioritized growth markets • Eastern Europe/Russia • Latin Ameri
Slide 10: Today’s situation
Today’s situation 10 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 11: Packaging
Packaging Full-service packaging provider Europe’s second largest supplier of 14% corrugated packaging 16% Strategy to increase value content 70% Main customers are companies within the fast moving consumer goods and industrial segments Conventional Packaging Consumer Packaging Other *Adjust
Slide 12: Packaging: Short term action focus
Packaging Short term action focus Optimizing current asset base Increased efficiency and cash flow Cost reduction Evaluate need for capacity closures 12 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 13: Forest products: Business overview
Forest products Business overview Supplier of publication papers 11% Europe's largest private owner of 14% 36% forestland, 2.6 million hectares 22% Supplier of pulp 6% 17% Supplier of solid-wood products Main customer segments: SC / LWC paper Timber publishers and printers, wood Newsprint
Slide 14: Forest Products: Market outlook 2009
Forest Products Market outlook 2009 Publication paper Weaker demand Closures and curtailments Price increases Solid-wood products No recovery is expected in the market until the end of 2009 Closures and curtailments Prices stabilizing 14 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 15: Forest Products: Improvement projects
Forest Products Improvement projects Increased capital efficiency Increased cash flow Reduced cost Annualized effect EBIT 84 2009Q1 ~ 100 SEKm improvement projects EBIT identified and 2009Q4 ~ 200 SEKm under implementation WC 2009Q1 > 200 SEKm 15 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 16: Strong focus on improved customer offering
Forest Products Strong focus on improved customer offering Strategic value-adding in partnership with customers Window component mill in Munksund starting up production 16 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 17: Industrial sales, windows
Forest Products Industrial sales, windows Supply-chain cost cut by product adaptation SCA Product adaptation Standard timber Industrial timber Industrial blanks 2000 SEK/m3 2500 SEK/m3 5000 SEK/m3 Supply-chain cost reduction Raw material Kilning Cross-cutting Customer processing Sorting Gluing 17 Ha
Slide 18: Munksund mill volume sold before investment decision
Forest Products The entire production volume from the Munksund mill was sold before the investment decision 18 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 19: Strong focus on improved customer offering
Forest Products Strong focus on improved customer offering Commercializing strong environmental position GraphoVerde FSC-certified paper 19 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 20: GraphoVerde advantages
Forest Products GraphoVerde advantages High recycled content (minimum 50 %) Reduced electricity consumption 28 % Lower CO2-emissions 22 % Cost-efficient product, with outstanding printability Efficient use of raw materials for best preservation of the environment Focus on markets close t
Slide 21: Deliveries of FSC-certified paper
Forest Products Deliveries of FSC-certified paper Dramatic increase of FSC-certified deliveries 21 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 22: Wind power project
Forest Products Wind power project SCA – Statkraft project Production of 2,800 GWh electricity per year, equal to SCA’s consumption in Sweden 500 windmills in six locations in northern Sweden Ownership SCA 40% Statkraft 60% Wind power project – prerequisite for long term agreement on ele
Slide 23: Forest Products: Short term action focus
Forest Products Short term action focus Continued focus on productivity Strong customer offers 84 improvement projects strengthening earnings and cash flow 23 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 24: SCA Group: Sensitivity analysis
SCA Group Sensitivity analysis Energy and EBIT raw material Change impact* Energy 10% SEK 750m Wood 10% SEK 190m Recycled fibre 10% SEK 670m Pulp 10% SEK 620m Pre-tax profit Finance net Change impact* Interest rate 1%-point SEK 450m EBIT Currency** Change Impact* SEK 10% SEK 1,600m EUR
Slide 25: SCA Group: Short and medium term direction
SCA Group Short and medium term direction COST AND CAPITAL CASH FLOW EFFICIENCY INNOVATIONS Innovation as prioritized business driver Higher cash flow Strengthening European positions More concentrated geographical growth ROCE of 13% Consolidation needed 25 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
Slide 26: Outlook 2009
Outlook 2009 Outlook 2009 Hygiene businesses Continued positive development Positive Still good demand despite downturn in economy Good growth in emerging markets Packaging Earnings will decrease if the negative Negative demand continues Forest Products Stable development during 2009
Slide 27: Handelsbanken 5 March 2009
27 Handelsbanken 5 March 2009