Ballard Power Systems Inc. · TSX:BLDP
Ballard Power Systems — Q2 2011 Earnings Presentation
17 slides from Ballard Power Systems's earnings presentation, Aug 2, 2011
Slide 1: Second Quarter 2011 Update
August 2, 2011 Smarter Solutions for a Second Quarter 2011 Update Clean Energy Future © 2011 BALLARD POWER SYSTEMS SYSTEMS, INC. INC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. RESERVED
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements This presentation contains forward-looking statements, including: estimated revenue; cash operating costs; gross margins; product cost reductions; adjusted EBIDTA, funding requirements; market growth projections; and expected product shipments. These forward-looking statem
Slide 3: About Ballard
About Ballard Total transformation 2007-09 (company incorporated 1989) Listed on NASDAQ (BLDP) and TSX (BLD) Market capitalization of ~$134M (as of 6/30/2011) POSITION MARKET FOCUS STRATEGY • Global leader in PEM fuel • Multi-market Multi market growth focus • Leverage product leadership cell
Slide 4: Competitive Advantage – Unrivalled IP Portfolio
Competitive Advantage – Unrivalled IP Portfolio Extensive R&D development work over past 15 years – including joint development programs with Daimler & Ford • Over 2,000 patents / applications owned and licensed in strategic areas • MEA designs • Plate designs • Catalyst Coated Membranes • Gas Dif
Slide 5: Product Portfolio
Product Portfolio Fuel Cell Stacks Power 500W-2kW Power 2-8kW Power 4-20 kW Power 100 kW Operating life 2,500-4,000 Operating life 20,000- Operating life 8,000- Operating life >5,000 hrs hours 30,000 hours 12,000 hours Contract manufactured for ASP $650-2,600/stack* $650 2 600/stack*
Slide 6: Multi-Market Growth Focus
Multi-Market Growth Focus Multi-market focus provides: Commercialization timeline: • Greater revenue/margin potential… and • Lower risk Fuel cell applications are expected to broaden considerably in the medium term Ballard’s current focus is sharply on backup power, di t ib t d generation, d
Slide 7: Backup Power
Backup Power Focus on backup power for wireless telecom industry Dual channel access – FCgenTM-1020ACS 1. Direct via Dantherm Power Fuel Cell Stack 2. Indirect via system integrators (including IdaTech, M- Field, Palcan) 2011 Expectations – • Significant growth • Drive sales through IdaTech &
Slide 8: Distributed Generation
Distributed Generation Focus on applications with available low-cost hydrogen in markets with FIT and/or SGIP support FCgenTM-1300 Fuel Cell Stack CLEARgenTM ‘Levelized Cost of Energy’ ~$0.06-0.13 / kWhr (reflecting available Federal and California state government incentives) Dual channel acc
Slide 9: Material Handling
Material Handling Focus on battery replacement in forklift trucks, in North American high volume FCvelocityTM-9SSL Fuel Cell Stack distribution centres & factories Exclusive stack supplier to Plug Power (85% market share) 2011 Expectations – • Significant f growth in shipments, in line with Pl
Slide 10: Bus
Bus Focus FCvelocityTM-HD6 Fuel Cell Module • Government supported zero-emission transit programs • North America, South America, European markets Market access through bus OEMs and system i t integrators t 2011 Expectations – • Important market for 2011 – large revenue opportunity, driving hi
Slide 11: Q2 2011 Results
Q2 2011 Results USD Millions Q2 2011 Q Q2 2010 Q % Improvement YTD 2011 YTD 2010 % Improvement GROWTH Revenue $19.1 $15.5 23% $34.4 $27.4 26% Fuel Cell Stack Shipments1 (units) 820 790 4% 1,318 1,212 9% 12-Month Rolling Order Book $36.4 $31.0 PROFITABILITY Gross Margin 17% 9% 17% 11% Cash Operating
Slide 12: Path to Profitability - Revenue Growth
Path to Profitability - Revenue Growth Revenue 39% growth in 2010 – met guidance $100 $84.5 Guidance >30% in 2011 $75 $65.0 • Successive revenue improvements each quarter; $46.7 $M $50 stronger second half of the year $25 Underpinned by strong 12- month rolling order book of $0 $36.4M, as of J
Slide 13: Path to Profitability - Gross Margin
Path to Profitability - Gross Margin 2010 Progress • 16% in 2010; 3-point 3 point gain from 2009 and 6-point 6 point gain from 10% in 2008 • Significant improvement in Q4 2010 to 24% - reflects shift in product mix 2011 Focus • Continued Co t ued improvement p o e e t in 2011, 0 , with t biggest
Slide 14: Path to Profitability - Cash Operating Cost Base
Path to Profitability - Cash Operating Cost Base Cash Operating Cost Base * 80 $74.4 44% reduction in 2010 cash 44% operating cost base (despite (d it consolidation of Dantherm Power in 2010 60 >5% and stronger C$) $41.9 <$40 Drive to cash operating cost base $M 40 run rate below $40M in 2011 by
Slide 15: Path to Profitability - Adjusted EBITDA
Path to Profitability - Adjusted EBITDA Adjusted EBITDA $0 2009 2010 2011F 33% improvement in 2010 Minimum Guidance of >40% ($15) i improvement t in i 2011 ($15.6) • >30% revenue growth ($M) • Improved gross margins ($30) ($26 0) ($26.0) Growth, opex and gross margin trajectories would ($39.0)
Slide 16: Path to Profitability - Liquidity & Cash Reserves
Path to Profitability - Liquidity & Cash Reserves Solid liquidity position: cash reserves of $51.6M at June 30th Remain focused on maintaining strong liquidity • Tight focus on managing cost base and working capital • Continued margin improvement • Secured C$10M bank line in Q2 to assist in fina
Slide 17: Summary
Summary Building on strong 2010 results 2011 priorities for aggressive focus on growth and profitability - • Significant revenue growth through multi-market focus • Maintenance of annual ‘cash operating cost base’1 at current run-rate ( (below $ $40M)) • Continued improvement in gross margin, to
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