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Zumtobel — Investor Presentation (April 2020)

66 slides from Zumtobel's investor presentation, April 2020

  1. Slide 1: Light for Presentation and Retail

    LIGHT FOR PRESENTATION AND RETAIL

  2. Slide 2: Light for Presentation and Retail

    Light for Presentation and Retail

  3. Slide 3: Shopping as a staged leisure-time activity

    Shopping is increasingly turning into a deliberately staged leisure-time activity. Shopping centres and shops are transforming into adventure spaces that are designed to entertain visitors and get messages across. Light is used to evoke emotions and to create brand identities. Intelligently designed

  4. Slide 4: Applications

    Applications L’Occitane, Paris / FR Bon Accord Shopping Centre, Aberdeen / UK Casio, London / GB Edeka Esslinger, Wangen-Neuravensburg / DE

  5. Slide 5: Swisscom Shop, Hödlmayr Classic Car Center, BVB-FanWorld

    Swisscom Shop, Zurich / CH Hödlmayr Classic Car Center, Schwertberg / AT BVB-FanWorld, Dortmund / DE

  6. Slide 6: References

    References

  7. Slide 7: Reference customers list

    AMAG / Apple / Armani / Audi / Autohaus Stegelmann / Baccarat / Basel Trade Fair Bershka / BMW Mini / Bon Accord Shopping Centre / Boutique Wellendorf / Bödeker Shoe Store / C&C Pfeiffer / Cantina Antinori / Casio / Coop / Daimler / Deichmann Delhaize / Diesel / Edeka / Eurospar / Faces / Ferrari /

  8. Slide 8: Spar flagship store, Budapest

    Spar flagship store, Budapest / HU Architects: LAB5 Architects, Budapest / HU Lighting solution CARDAN tunableFood LED ceiling-recessed luminaires ONDARIA circular LED luminaires TECTON LED continuous-row lighting system VIVO L tunableFood/stableWhite LED spotlights

  9. Slide 9: Contents

    Limbic ® Lighting Study on target group-adequate lighting 10 1 Light for retail Target group-adequate lighting 18 Variable illuminance levels 20 Flexible, varied and lively centre-stage settings 22 Conveying authenticity 24 Emphasising peripheral areas 26 Minimising the visibility of luminaires 28 U

  10. Slide 10: Limbic Lighting: Study on target group-adequate lighting

    Limbic® Lighting Study on target group-adequate lighting People make more than 95 % of all their decisions without consciously thinking. It is only recently that investigations have been carried out to find out how consumers at a POS respond to light and which particular lighting solutions most affec

  11. Slide 11: Limbic Lighting study design

    In cooperation with Gruppe Nymphenburg, Zumtobel has managed, for the first time ever, to provide evidence of people’s emotional responses to various lighting scenarios in retail settings. The study was based on target group segmentation in accordance with the neuropsychological Limbic ® model which

  12. Slide 12: Limbic Lighting target group segmentation

    Limbic® Lighting Target group segmentation Emotions are what really drive human behaviour. 1 Balance Individuals who seek harmony and relaxation (Harmonisers, Traditionalists and Bon vivants) The largest target group consists of relatively calm, har- mony-seeking family-minded persons. These individ

  13. Slide 13: Dominance and Stimulance target groups

    Limbic ® map: The three emotion systems and the human motivation and value space. © Gruppe Nymphenburg 2 Dominance 3 Stimulance Critical persons Unconventional persons (Performers, Disciplinarians) (Hedonists, Adventurers) Members of this essentially sceptical target group are eas- Those looking for

  14. Slide 14: Limbic Lighting target group-specific findings

    Limbic® Lighting target group-specific findings Various target groups respond differently to various lighting implementations. In presentation and retail applications in particular, the effectiveness of lighting and the buying motives of the addressed customer group are very closely linked. Building

  15. Slide 15: Light for Dominance and Stimulance groups

    1 2 3 2 Dominance 3 Stimulance Light for critical persons Light for unconventional persons (Performers, Disciplinarians) (Hedonists, Adventurers) • Uniform, diffuse lighting scene which is perceived as bright; • High-contrast lighting scenes with rather strong accents and a produced by wide-angle ac

  16. Slide 16: Limbic Lighting Gerry Weber field study

    Limbic® Lighting Gerry Weber field study As continuation of the laboratory study, Zumtobel analysed the em- pirical results once again in a field study. In cooperation with the fashion company Gerry Weber, the field study tested whether a tar- get group-specific retail lighting solution has a demons

  17. Slide 17: Field study conclusion: sales increase

    AFTER Conclusion The adjustment of the lighting situation according to target group-typical light pre- ferences achieved an average sales increase of 10 % as well as a similar increase in transaction values compared to the reference space in the same time period. “For us as an international fashion

  18. Slide 18: Retail

    Porsche Design, Milan / IT Retail

  19. Slide 19: Retail

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  20. Slide 20: Target group-adequate lighting

    Porsche Design, Düsseldorf / DE Architects: plajer & franz studio, Berlin / DE Lighting solution DISCUS evolution LED spotlights DISCUS evolution E2 semi-recessed LED spotlights TALEX CHAIN LED cove lighting Target group-adequate lighting Light is an effective marketing tool. It has the ability Dies

  21. Slide 21: Retail

    21 Retail

  22. Slide 22: Variable illuminance levels

    Variable illuminance levels A lighting approach with a focus on accent lighting allows Levi’s®, Brussels / BE the use of significantly different lighting characteristics for Architects: Levi Strauss, Brussels / BE modelling objects perfectly, while also reducing illuminance Lighting solution levels

  23. Slide 23: Retail

    23 Retail

  24. Slide 24: Flexible, varied and lively centre-stage settings

    Flexible, varied and lively centre-stage settings Modular, universal lighting solutions make differentiation L’Occitane en Provence, Paris / FR and zoning simpler. Architects: L’Occitane Retail Architect Team, Paris / FR Lighting solution The trend is towards flexible store concepts that can be depl

  25. Slide 25: Retail

    25 Retail

  26. Slide 26: Conveying authenticity

    Conveying authenticity Excellent colour rendering and special light spectrums Katakeet store, Dubai / AE improve perceived quality significantly. Architects: Inhouse Chalhoub Group, Dubai / AE Lighting solution Goods cannot be presented effectively unless visual conditions CARDAN R1 ceiling-recessed

  27. Slide 27: Retail

    27 Retail

  28. Slide 28: Emphasising peripheral areas

    Maison Ullens, Paris / FR Architects: OMA, Rotterdam / NL Lighting solution CARDAN ceiling-recessed LED luminaires Modular MICROTOOLS LED lighting system PANOS infinity LED downlights Modular SUPERSYSTEM LED lighting system VIVO XS LED spotlights Emphasising peripheral areas A stronger emphasis on v

  29. Slide 29: Retail

    29 Retail

  30. Slide 30: Minimising the visibility of luminaires

    Maison Ullens, Paris / FR Architects: OMA, Rotterdam / NL Lighting solution CARDAN ceiling-recessed LED luminaires Modular MICROTOOLS LED lighting system PANOS infinity LED downlights Modular SUPERSYSTEM LED lighting system VIVO XS LED spotlights Minimising the visibility of luminaires Unobtrusively

  31. Slide 31: Retail

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  32. Slide 32: Using ceilings as an element of design

    Bershka, Frankfurt / DE Architects: Castel Veciana Arquitectura, Barcelona / ES Lighting solution CARDAN ceiling-recessed LED luminaires IYON LED spotlights PANOS infinity LED downlights Using ceilings as an element of design In retail situations, large ceiling areas are increasingly being Oberrauch

  33. Slide 33: Retail

    33 Retail

  34. Slide 34: Gentle illumination

    Gentle illumination The light produced by modern LED luminaires is virtually Maison Ladurée, Paris / FR free from any harmful IR or UV radiation. Architects: Mercure Engineering & Consulting, Boulogne-Billancourt / FR A wide range of products respond badly to thermal and infrared ra- Lighting soluti

  35. Slide 35: Retail

    35 Retail

  36. Slide 36: Automotive

    Hödlmayr Classic Car Center, Schwertberg / AT Automotive

  37. Slide 37: Automotive

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  38. Slide 38: Strengthening brand individuality

    AMAG, Winterthur / CH Architects: P&B Partner Architekten AG, Winterthur / CH Lighting solution CARDAN R1 ceiling-recessed LED luminaires CLEAN clean-room luminaires LIGHT FIELDS microprism luminaires TECTON continuous-row lighting system Strengthening brand individuality Lighting scenarios bring ou

  39. Slide 39: Automotive

    39 Automotive

  40. Slide 40: Stunning presentation

    Garage Zénith SA, Sion / CH Architects: Fortebis Group, Rome / IT Lighting solution CARDAN 1000 R1 ceiling-recessed luminaires MICROS downlight system LED luminous ceiling (special solution) SLOTLIGHT II light lines TECTON TETRIS continuous-row lighting system Stunning presentation Adding value to o

  41. Slide 41: Automotive

    41 Automotive

  42. Slide 42: Creating a feel-good ambience

    BMW MINI flagship store, Frankfurt / DE Architects: geiseler gergull architekten. GmbH, Frankfurt / DE Lighting solution CARDAN E1 ceiling-recessed LED luminaires IYON LED spotlights PERLUCE moisture-proof diffuser luminaires SLOTLIGHT II light lines Creating a feel-good ambience An invitingly lit l

  43. Slide 43: Automotive

    43 Automotive

  44. Slide 44: Integrating daylight

    Autohaus Stegelmann, Lemgo / DE Architects: nb+b Neumann-Berking und Bendorf, Wolfsburg / DE Lighting solution CARDAN E1 ceiling-recessed LED luminaires LINARIA LED light lines LINCOR LED louvre luminaires MICROS LED downlights PANOS infinity LED downlights RESCLITE LED emergency luminaires SCUBA mo

  45. Slide 45: Automotive

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  46. Slide 46: Cutting operating costs

    Seat Deutschland GmbH, Berlin / DE Architects: pbr Planungsbüro Rohling, Magdeburg / DE Lighting solution CARDAN E2 ceiling-recessed LED luminaires ELEEA LRO louvre luminaires HELISSA wall and ceiling-mounted luminaires PANOS infinity LED downlights PERLUCE moisture-proof diffuser luminaires SCUBA m

  47. Slide 47: Automotive

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  48. Slide 48: Supermarket

    Spar flagship store, Budapest / HU Supermarket

  49. Slide 49: Supermarket

    Supermarket

  50. Slide 50: Saving energy

    Supermarket Margherita Conad, Bologna / IT Lighting solution CARDAN R1 ceiling-recessed LED luminaires PANOS infinity LED downlights TECTON LED continuous-row lighting system VIVO L LED spotlights Saving energy Uniform consistency is provided by targeted, efficient Maximarkt, Anif / AT vertical shel

  51. Slide 51: Supermarket

    51 Supermarket

  52. Slide 52: Emphasising freshness

    Spar flagship store, Budapest / HU Architects: LAB5 Architects, Budapest / HU Lighting solution CARDAN tunableFood ceiling-recessed LED luminaires ONDARIA circular LED luminaires TECTON LED continuous-row lighting system VIVO L tunableFood/stableWhite LED spotlights Emphasising freshness Special lig

  53. Slide 53: Supermarket

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  54. Slide 54: Attracting attention

    Fressbox, Graz / AT Architects: Büro Freiflug, Graz / AT Lighting solution FD 1000 E 200 ceiling-recessed LED luminaires IYON LED spotlights MICROS LED downlights XPO LED shelf lighting Attracting attention Deliberately setting the latest offers and seasonal items cen- Hervis, Krems / AT tre stage m

  55. Slide 55: Supermarket

    55 Supermarket

  56. Slide 56: Lighting management: LITECOM focuses the light on the user

    Lighting management LITECOM focuses the light on the user The new LITECOM lighting management system offers unlimited flexibility in terms of operation, function and system size. Each lumi- naire and each blind is designed to provide maximum visual com- fort, offers unrestricted empowerment – and us

  57. Slide 57: The new generation of lighting management

    57 The new generation of lighting management: • T he LITECOM app concept opens up a new dimension of flexibility for lighting management systems. The range of functions offered extends from daylight via show lighting up to emergency lighting. • D esigned as an open system, LITECOM enables the progra

  58. Slide 58: Emergency lighting: ONLITE offers safety as a one-stop solution

    Emergency lighting and emergency lighting systems ONLITE offers safety as a one-stop solution Functional emergency lighting is more than just a must required under the law. The quality of luminaires and of an emergency power supply system reflects an operator’s responsibility towards a build- ing, t

  59. Slide 59: COMSIGN and PURESIGN escape sign luminaires

    COMSIGN 150 escape sign luminaires • M ore new products have been added to this successful lu- minaire range: its transparent acrylic glass is now even light- er. Its delicate design is now topped off by a mounting part for recessed or surface mounting • D eveloped by the renowned EOOS design studio

  60. Slide 60: International rollout: a global network with close ties

    International rollout A global network with close ties Highland, US In the case of international brands, products, shop interior fitting and lighting are all underpinned by a single distinctive concept. Only an experienced partner like Zumtobel can ensure that there are no hitches in a global rollou

  61. Slide 61: Sales locations and production facilities

    61 Dornbirn, AT Usingen, DE Lemgo, DE Spennymoor, UK Les Andelys, FR Guangzhou, CN Sydney, AU Auckland, NZ Sales locations Zumtobel/Thorn production facilities

  62. Slide 62: Customer management: full service all over the world

    Customer management Full service all over the world With Zumtobel, closeness to the customer is writ large in many ways. Zumtobel’s first advantage is worldwide on-site customer care. Through a partnership with Zumtobel, customers who operate on an international scale can make sure that every one of

  63. Slide 63: Light as a service (NOW!)

    Light as a service 63 Never again buy another luminaire! In the context of NOW! we offer you light as a service. You will get the best light to perform your tasks, without having to buy any lumi- naires or worry about their operation. Your benefits compared to traditional luminaire purchase at a gla

  64. Slide 64: Zumtobel, a company of the Zumtobel Group

    LIGHT LIGHT LIGHT LIGHT FOR FOR FOR FOR OFFICES EDUCATION PRESENTATION HOTEL AND AND AND AND COMMUNICATION SCIENCE RETAIL WELLNESS zumtobel.com/office zumtobel.com/education zumtobel.com/shop zumtobel.com/hotel LIGHT LIGHT LIGHT LIGHT FOR ART FOR FOR FOR AND HEALTH INDUSTRY FAÇADES CULTURE AND AND A

  65. Slide 65: Tracks and spots, modular lighting systems, downlights; international contacts

    Tracks and spots United Kingdom Romania Russia Zumtobel Lighting Ltd. Zumtobel Lighting Romania SRL Zumtobel Lighting GmbH Chiltern Park Radu Greceanu Street, no. 2, Official Representative Office Chiltern Hill, Chalfont St. Peter Ground Floor, sector 1 Skakovaya Str. 17 Buckinghamshire SL9 9FG 0122

  66. Slide 66: Light for Presentation and Retail

    LIGHT FOR PRESENTATION AND RETAIL www.zumtobel.com/shop

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