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Amplifon Spa — FY2010 Earnings Presentation

58 slides from Amplifon Spa's earnings presentation, Mar 9, 2011

  1. Slide 1: Amplifon FY 2010 Results

    Amplifon FY 2010 Results Milan - March 9, 2011

  2. Slide 2: Agenda

    Agenda 1. Opening Remarks – Franco Moscetti, CEO 2. FY 2010 Results – Ugo Giorcelli, CFO 3. NHC – Alberto Baroli, Chief Innovation & Development Officer 4. Dialogue Belgium – Wim Van De Putte, Market Director Belgium 5. Amplifon Italy – Riccardo Cattaneo, Market Director Italy 6. Final Remarks – Fra

  3. Slide 3: FY 2010 Financial Results

    FY 2010 Financial Results Ugo Giorcelli, CFO

  4. Slide 4: FY 2010 Highlights

    FY 2010 Highlights Strategic expansion into Asia Pacific region, a new geographic area with strong growth dynamic and significant potential for further expansion; acquisition accretive from day one to Group margin. FY 2010 revenue reached record level of €708,1 mln, growing by +7,8% over PY, of whic

  5. Slide 5: Financial Highlights

    Financial Highlights Non Non ∆ % on Thousands Euro FY 2010 recurrent FY 2010 FY 2009 recurrent FY 2009 recurrent recurrent recurrent Revenue 708.096 100,0% 708.096 657.032 100,0% 657.032 7,8% EBITDA 102.310 14,4% -5.421 96.889 87.189 13,3% 2.957 90.146 17,3% * EBITA 80.104 11,3% -5.421 74.683 65.445

  6. Slide 6: Amplifon Revenue Breakdown

    Amplifon Revenue Breakdown Thousands Euro FY 2010 % FY 2009 % ∆% ∆ FX OG% 4Q 2010 4Q 2009 ∆% ∆ FX OG% Italy 210.529 29,7% 194.118 29,5% 8,5% 8,5% 66.249 66.832 -0,9% -0,9% The Netherlands 96.294 13,6% 85.949 13,1% 12,0% 11,2% 29.432 26.611 10,6% 10,6% France 92.602 13,1% 93.079 14,2% -0,5% -1,0% 26.

  7. Slide 7: Amplifon Continental Europe

    Amplifon Continental Europe Solid sales growth reflected in recurrent profitability (pre-impact of one-off items) Euro mln FY 2010 % FY 2009 % ∆% 4Q 2010 % 4Q 2009 % ∆% Revenue 528,5 100% 486,8 100% 8,6% 159,6 100% 154,7 100% 3,2% EBITDA 83,2 15,7% 91,3 18,8% -8,9% 28,7 18,0% 34,8 22,5% -17,4% EBIT

  8. Slide 8: Highlights by Country (1/3)

    Highlights by Country (1/3) Amplifon Italy Solid and profitable revenue growth In Q4-2010 performance was flattish with respect to PY, due to the particularly challenging comparison base (+9% OG in Q4-09). FY 2010 revenue increased by +8,5% over PY, driven by the improved quality of product mix and

  9. Slide 9: Highlights by Country (2/3)

    Highlights by Country (2/3) Beter Horen, The Netherlands Strong sales momentum seen in record sales level Strong sales momentum, with FY revenue above PY by +12%, driven by favorable ASP trend (increasing due to focused training and mix improvement) and positive performances in other product lines (

  10. Slide 10: Highlights by Country (3/3)

    Highlights by Country (3/3) Amplifon Iberica Positive evolution despite difficult economic environment FY 2010 revenue grew by 4,5% vs PY confirming, once more, the resilience of this business in spite of the difficult economic environment and the absence of any kind of public/private reimbursement

  11. Slide 11: Amplifon UK

    Amplifon UK Profitability improvement driven by positive sales trend Euro mln FY 2010 % FY 2009 % ∆% 4Q 2010 % 4Q 2009 % ∆% Revenue 39,4 100% 36,4 100% 8,1% 9,9 100% 9,5 100% 4,2% EBITDA -4,3 -10,8% -5,1 -14,1% 16,8% -0,2 -2,0% -0,2 -2,6% 18,1% EBIT -8,2 -20,8% -9,4 -25,8% 13,0% -1,2 -12,3% -1,4 -14

  12. Slide 12: Amplifon USA

    Amplifon USA Strong focus on profitability sees Ebitda margin’s return to double digits Euro mln FY 2010 % FY 2009 % ∆% 4Q 2010 % 4Q 2009 % ∆% Revenue 129,2 100% 132,4 100% -2,4% 30,6 100% 33,4 100% -8,5% EBITDA 16,1 12,4% 3,8 2,9% 322,9% 6,2 20,1% 2,0 5,8% 214,7% EBIT 11,3 8,8% -2,0 -1,5% 670,0% 5,

  13. Slide 13: Amplifon Asia – Pacific (NHC)

    Amplifon Asia – Pacific (NHC) Consolidated for first time in December following the deal closing Euro mln FY 2010 % 4Q 2010 % Revenue 9,2 100,0% 9,2 100,0% EBITDA 1,6 17,2% 1,6 17,2% EBIT 0,8 8,5% 0,8 8,5% AUS$ mln FY 2010 % 4Q 2010 % Revenue 12,2 100,0% 12,2 100,0% EBITDA 2,1 17,2% 2,1 17,2% EBIT 1

  14. Slide 14: FY 2010 Cash Flow

    FY 2010 Cash Flow Thousands Euro FY 2010 FY 2009 EBIT 65.178 59.851 1. Acceleration in D&A 31.711 30.295 Capex for store concept roll-out Other non cash adjustments and gains/losses on sale 8.207 15.434 Net financials -11.962 -15.693 2. Capital gain on sale of Service Taxes paid -16.924 -10.640 Ital

  15. Slide 15: Capital Structure

    Capital Structure Net Debt to Equity Net Debt (31/12/2010) (31/12/2010) Euro mln 448,9 381,4 381,4 Net debt Total Equity 57,5 344,8 -124,9 31/12/2010 Long- Short- Cash Net debt term debt term debt As at 31.12.2010 the company had approx. € 90 mln of undrawn credit lines of which € 25 mln are committ

  16. Slide 16: Debt Maturity and Liquidity Margin

    Debt Maturity and Liquidity Margin Private Bank Bank Gross Overdrafts Cash Debt Placement Loans Euro mln 173,4 55,2 58,9 506,3 50,7 40,8 7,4 16,1 10,7 0,2 67,1 7,5 18,5 -7,5 -16,1 -10,7 -0,2 -26,0 -40,8 -23,8 Cash 124,9 t 11 11 11 11 12 13 14 15 16 d eb an 3/ 6/ 9/ 2/ 2/ 20 20 20 20 D /0 /0 /0 /1 /1

  17. Slide 17: FY 2010 Income Statement

    FY 2010 Income Statement FY 2010 FY 2009 ∆% Thousand Euro 000 € % on Sales 000 € % on Sales Revenue 708.096 100,0% 657.032 100,0% 7,8% COGS (168.139) -23,7% (161.865) -24,6% 3,9% Labour Costs (204.122) -28,8% (186.219) -28,3% 9,6% Cost of services (235.693) -33,3% (224.670) -34,2% 4,9% * FY 2009 ope

  18. Slide 18: Q4 2010 Income Statement

    Q4 2010 Income Statement 4Q 2010 4Q 2009 ∆% Thousand Euro 000 € % on Sales 000 € % on Sales Revenue 209.645 100,0% 197.911 100,0% 5,9% COGS (46.748) -22,3% (45.646) -23,1% 2,4% Labour Costs (58.110) -27,7% (50.520) -25,5% 15,0% Cost of services (65.842) -31,4% (68.207) -34,5% -3,5% * Q4- Q4-09 opera

  19. Slide 19: Balance Sheet

    Balance Sheet Thousands Euro 31/12/2010 31/12/2009 Thousands Euro 31/12/2010 31/12/2009 Goodwill 544.276 249.916 Trade payables -109.238 -95.912 Other payables -114.791 -103.438 Provisions for contingency and Cust. lists, non-compet. agreem., -1.347 -647 124.394 51.927 obligations (current portion)

  20. Slide 20: National Hearing Care: an on track integration

    National Hearing Care: an on track integration Alberto Baroli, Chief Innovation & Development Officer

  21. Slide 21: Deal Highlights & Rationale

    Deal Highlights & Rationale Acquisition of 100% of National Hearing Care Group (NHC) – Leading hearing aid retailer in Australia and New Zealand Total purchase price of A$460m on a cash and debt free basis (€ 333 ml) – acquisition transaction costs for € 5,4 mln Consolidated as of December 2010 Accr

  22. Slide 22: NHC Overview

    NHC Overview Description FY10A Revenue: A$151m 210 audiology shops across Australia, New Zealand and India with strong brand recognition – Second largest retailer in Australia with 22% market New Zealand share and 107 shops 37% – Leader in New Zealand with 45% market share and 87 shops (Bay and NHC

  23. Slide 23: Proprietary / Scalable Business Model

    Proprietary / Scalable Business Model Unique business model based on Customer Contact Centre and focus on repeat customers High level of audiologist utilization and focused cost management Gradual & Geographic Specific organically grown portfolio of shops Demand generated by contact centre, campaign

  24. Slide 24: NHC Standalone Financials

    NHC Standalone Financials Consistently strong revenue growth… growth… Future Targets Revenue (A$m) % R of 28.0 en ue CAG 1 0 A Re v FY0 7 A – FY 144 151 120 Over 10% 92 69 growth FY 07A FY 08A FY 09A FY 10A FY 10A* …and high profitability Future Targets FY 10* EBITDA (A$m) & EBITDA margin ProForma r

  25. Slide 25: Integration process status

    Integration process status 10 DEC 9 MAR JUNE Pre-Closing Integration - 28/09 Strong process structuring and Company governance Binding agreement Connecting - 4/11 the Equity raising companies -10/12 Deal Closing Extracting local synergies & Working to export Australian model within the Group Plannin

  26. Slide 26: Integration process status

    Integration process status Integration process under strong management and control; Experienced management and key people retained and strongly committed to growth plans; Local and Group Synergies in line with what expected in value; Very limited impact from natural events; Monitoring regulatory imp

  27. Slide 27: Dialogue Belgium: a successful integration

    Dialogue Belgium: a successful integration Wim Van De Putte, Market Director Belgium

  28. Slide 28: Key Factors for Successful Integration

    Key Factors for Successful Integration 1. EVOLUTION, No Revolution 2. Share best practices Internal communication OFFER, don’t impose Management Team commitment If ideas are good, they will be and alignment accepted without pushing. Implementing the changes Scientific Approach Local empowerment Meas

  29. Slide 29: Unit Growth compared to Market growth

    Unit Growth compared to Market growth 14.000 13.113 12.000 10.907 10.286 10.171 2002 10.000 9.285 2003 8.367 2004 8.000 7.266 2005 6.218 2006 6.000 5.176 2007 2008 4.000 2009 2010 2.000 0 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Market growth 8% 11% 8% 12% 10% Dialogue g

  30. Slide 30: Brand Migration: Timeline

    Brand Migration: Timeline Opening 1st shop in Amplifon Launch shopconcept Brand Awareness GO LIVE Study brand Presenting results to migration Dialogue combined group in with bubble Milan campaign Preparing Introduction of pre-testing additionnal Implementation -TV Visits to bubble Improvemen launch

  31. Slide 31: Historic ReSound

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  32. Slide 32: Historic ReSound

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  33. Slide 33: Implementation of 360° Approach

    Implementation of 360° Approach CUSTOMERS TV NEW SHOPS ADS SiS OLD SHOPS WEBSITE 33

  34. Slide 34: Before – After – Future

    HOORCENTRA CENTRES AUDITIFS

  35. Slide 35: Next Steps

    Next Steps Increase TERRITORY COVERAGE Change DIALOGUE to AMPLIFON Increase BRAND AWARENESS Improve SALES MANAGEMENT => To Increase MARKET SHARE 23-25% in 2013 35

  36. Slide 36: Amplifon Italia: a long lasting successful story

    Amplifon Italia: a long lasting successful story Riccardo Cattaneo, Market Director Italy

  37. Slide 37: High Potential Market

    High Potential Market Age Groups(*) Potential Users(**) 0-44 32.041.421 1.111.708 3,5% Italy’s penetration is one of the 45-64 40% 16.092.437 1.988.679 12,4% 40% lowest in Europa. In France it is 65-84 10.611.515 3.016.031 28,4% 20% and in the UK and 60% over 85 1.594.955 797.478 50,0% Scandinavian

  38. Slide 38: Market Coverage 2010

    Market Coverage 2010 Competitors: 1.143 STORES > Maico: 155 > Audionova: 51 > Audika: 47 > Audibel: 46 > Gaes/Audium: 26 > Independents: 818 Amplifon: 427 STORES Ampl 30% New Concept ifon custo mplifon: distri mers Total A butio n 201 >1.000 Opticians 2.237 85% o 0 SPo mun f > 810 Pharmacies icipal

  39. Slide 39: Italy Market Estimated Units Sold

    Italy Market Estimated Units Sold 2009 2010 295.000 310.000 40% Market Share Amplifon 60% 40% 60% Other Competitors (*) Source: ANIFA 2010 39

  40. Slide 40: Amplifon Italy Sales Growth 2005-2010

    Amplifon Italy Sales Growth 2005-2010* Driven by improved quality of product mix 189 191 184 166 151 Sales (mln €) +10% +11% +2,7% +1% +9% 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 (*) Total sales without Biomedical sales and Ias reconciliation 40

  41. Slide 41: Amplifon Hearing Aids Sales mix

    Amplifon Hearing Aids Sales mix 2005 22% 2010 17% 11% 29% 11% 12% 54% 58% 20% 17% Free market Paid up market Social market 41

  42. Slide 42: Consumer Proposition

    Consumer Proposition Free Trial Customized Solution 42

  43. Slide 43: Connectivity

    A life without limits Connectivity 43

  44. Slide 44: The Business Development System

    THE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM ENT 360°° Relationship communication To be th choice of Technology Team customers Points of Sale Service 44

  45. Slide 45: Goals

    goals • Consolidate market leadership • Create differentiation between Amplifon and other competitors • Increase territory coverage : 450 Stores plus Amplifon Point • Import and Export Best Practices • Continue to focus on Key Pillars (Marketing, People, IT) • Promote social responsibility projects

  46. Slide 46: Equity Story

    Equity Story

  47. Slide 47: Amplifon global presence

    Amplifon global presence Worldwide leader with 9% of global market share 18 Countries over 3.100 stores 1.600 USA network affiliates over 2.200 Amplifon points 5.000 professionals worldwide on payroll 4.000 franchisee & agents 708 mln € revenue in 2010 47

  48. Slide 48: The Worldwide Leader

    The Worldwide Leader Global leading player in the highly fragmented hearing aid retail market; Dominant market shares enable strong purchasing power and qualified relationship with global suppliers; High brand recognition and awareness driven by significant investments in marketing and advertising.

  49. Slide 49: Amplifon Distribution Network

    Amplifon Distribution Network The Group operates through two main distribution channels: Corporate / Direct point of sales, in which the sales relationship is between Amplifon and the end-users (corporate stores and service centers); Non-corporate / indirect point of sales, through which Amplifon se

  50. Slide 50: Amplifon performance 2000-2010

    Amplifon performance 2000 -2010 Growth and profitability 800 Sales CAGR: +10,2% 708,1 19,0% (2000/2010) 700 667,9 657,0 Ebitda CAGR: +14,6% 641,4 (2000/2010) 613,1 17,0% 17,1% 600 547,1 499,9 17,1% 15,0% 500 13,7% 443,4 14,5% 391,9 13,7% 13,0% 400 13,6% 13,8% 360,8 11,6% 12,6% 11,0% 300 267 11,2% 9,

  51. Slide 51: Amplifon Group Strategy

    Amplifon Group Strategy Maintain/ Maintain/ Consolidate Consolidate Group Strategy leadership leadership Rank Cluster 1 IT Creation of long lasting competitive advantage Leader NHC/ BAY Consolidate global market Cluster 2 NL USA -ME leadership Gain Gain Market Market CH Share/ Share/ Move Move Roll

  52. Slide 52: Growing and Under-Penetrated market

    Growing and Under-Penetrated market POPULATION 65+ World Demographic trends: Developed marketss Population Growth Emerging Longer life expectancy markets Emerging markets Increasing noise pollution ex China Underdeveloped markets Source: GFK estimates on United Nations statistics Rapid growth of new

  53. Slide 53: Industry Value Chain

    Industry Value Chain The Retail business in which Amplifon operates as a leading player is the largest segment of the industry; Components Hearing Aid Wholesale Retail Manufactures Distributors END USER ASP per 10 - 50 € 200 - 700 € 400 - 700 € 600 – 3.000 € Unit − Diagnosis − Pre & post-sale assist

  54. Slide 54: Annexes

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  55. Slide 55: Regulatory Environment

    Regulatory Environment % of Amplifon Sales Force Medical Country System of reimbursement revenues from Qualification Prescription reimbursement Average reimbursement of € 600 per hearing aid (which covers the basic device ITALY Audiologists/ 3 years Mandatory cost) depending on level of impairment.

  56. Slide 56: Amplifon USA Strategy

    Amplifon USA Strategy Strengthen Miracle Ear franchised network and value proposition in retail segment; Focus Sonus brand on medical segment moving towards a franchisee distribution model and attracting audiologists through the Sonus value proposition; Adapt the organization to the requirements com

  57. Slide 57: The new Franchise Value Proposition

    The new Franchise Value Proposition Territory Marketing • Exclusive territory • National/ Regional Marketing fund contributed by members • Minimum Performance Target • TV investments • A broad-reach media plan Referrals Quality/Training • HearPo will continue to • Training to implement the prioritiz

  58. Slide 58: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer The information contained herein and other material discussed during the analysts’ presentation, particularly the ones regarding any possible or assumed future performance of the Amplifon Group, are or may be forward looking statements and in this respect they involve some risks and uncer

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