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Volvo Ab Class A — Investor Day (May 2018)

79 slides from Volvo Ab Class A's investor day presentation, May 17, 2018

  1. Slide 1: Volvo Group Investor Day

    Volvo Group Investor Day May 17, 2018

  2. Slide 2: Agenda

    AGENDA Growing demand for sustainable Martin Lundstedt, President and CEO transports and infrastructure Well invested with strong assets Martin Lundstedt, President and CEO to build on Improving financial performance Jan Gurander, Deputy CEO & CFO Improving operational performance Martin Lundstedt,

  3. Slide 3: Growing demand for sustainable transports and infrastructure

    Growing demand for sustainable transports and infrastructure Martin Lundstedt PRESIDENT AND CEO Volvo Group Investor Day 3 May 17, 2018

  4. Slide 4: Growing demand for sustainable transports and infrastructure

    Growing demand for sustainable transports and infrastructure Rapid global Rapid population urbanization growth Growth in Middle class e-commerce growth Sources: Volvo Group Rapid global population growth: http://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/Publications/Files/World_Population_2015_Wallchart.pdf Rapid urbaniz

  5. Slide 5: Efficiency and sustainability gap in emerging markets

    Efficiency and sustainability gap in emerging markets LOGISTICS COSTS AS PERCENTAGE OF GDP 25% 20% 20% 18% 15% 15% 13% 11% 10% 9% 9% 8% 8% 7% 6% 5% 0% Denmark Sweden Norway USA Australia Germany South India Brazil China Russia Africa Source: Logistics Barometer 2016 South Africa Volvo Group Investor

  6. Slide 6: Large improvement potential in the logistics systems

    Large improvement potential in the logistics systems Used ~25% of the time over ~60% of total length theoretically 5-10% of total fuel consumed the life cycle available for more cargo is used to move goods ~7% of all accidents in Europe involve trucks: ~17% for fatal accidents Source: Mckinsey Volvo

  7. Slide 7: Driving prosperity through transport solutions

    Volvo Group mission Driving prosperity through transport solutions Volvo Group Investor Day 7 May 17, 2018

  8. Slide 8: Well invested with strong assets to build on: the journey

    Well invested with strong assets to build on THE JOURNEY Acquisition- Transformation Improving driven growth to close the gap performance Volvo Group Investor Day 8 May 17, 2018

  9. Slide 9: Truck sales network and market shares 2017

    Well invested with strong assets to build on TRUCK SALES NETWORK AND MARKET SHARES 2017 Sales and service points China North 615 EU 28 13.2% America North America South 25.5% 208 15.6% America Japan Europe 1452 India, MD 19.8% South Africa 57 South America 32.2% India 438 16.9% South Africa China 96

  10. Slide 10: Volvo CE sales network and market shares 2017

    Well invested with strong assets to build on VOLVO CE SALES NETWORK AND MARKET SHARES 2017 NORTH AMERICA EUROPE CHINA Sales and service points 27% 60% North 5% 230 America 11% 28% SDLG Excavators 4% South 92 America 7% 16% 18% Europe 483 ASIA SOUTH AMERICA AFRICA & OCEANIA 46% Africa & 65% 122 Ocean

  11. Slide 11: Addressing a broad spectrum of customer segments

    Well invested with strong assets to build on ADDRESSING A BROAD SPECTRUM OF CUSTOMER SEGMENTS Volvo Group

  12. Slide 12: Segment and application excellence

    Well invested with strong assets to build on SEGMENT AND APPLICATION EXCELLENCE Admin Repair & Fuel maintenance DISTRIBUTION France MINING Indonesia CONSTRUCTION US Vehicle LONG-HAULAGE Europe Driver Volvo Group Investor Day 12 May 17, 2018

  13. Slide 13: Positioned to capture opportunities in China, India and beyond

    Well invested with strong World truck market 2017 units assets to build on POSITIONED TO CAPTURE OPPORTUNITIES IN CHINA, INDIA AND BEYOND  China: Dongfeng Commercial Vehicles  India: VE Commercial Vehicles  Growing demand for Volvo Trucks along with e-commerce trend in China  Volvo CE leveraging

  14. Slide 14: Our JVs are geared for profitable growth

    Well invested with strong assets to build on OUR JV’S ARE GEARED FOR PROFITABLE GROWTH 2017 FY 2017 FY 2017 FY Position (China) No 4 Position (India) No 3 Position (WL China) No 2 Volume 172,100 units Volume 60,100 units Volume 26,000 units Sales SEK 49.6 bn Sales SEK 12.4 bn Sales SEK 10.5 bn Op. m

  15. Slide 15: Common Architecture and Shared Technology system (CAST)

    Well invested with strong assets to build on LEVERAGING 15 YEARS OF CREATING A COMMON ARCHITECTURE AND SHARED TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM (CAST) Volvo Group Investor Day 15 May 17, 2018

  16. Slide 16: Key take aways

    Well invested with strong assets to build on KEY TAKE AWAYS  Strong customer base and rolling fleet  Well performing sales and service networks  Well invested industrial backbone  Fifteen years of investments into CAST  Segment and application excellence  Scale where it matters  People/talent

  17. Slide 17: Improving financial performance

    Improving financial performance Jan Gurander DEPUTY CEO AND CFO Volvo Group Investor Day 17 May 17, 2018

  18. Slide 18: Targeting >10% operating margin over a business cycle

    Improving financial performance TARGETING >10% OPERATING MARGIN OVER A BUSINESS CYCLE Adjusted operating margin, Adjusted return on capital, Volvo Group Industrial Operations % % 12 40 Adjusted Operating Margin, % 34.5% 10 Adjusted Operating Margin, 12MM, % 9.3% 30 8 6 20 4 10 2 0 0 Volvo Group Inve

  19. Slide 19: R&D at ~5% to sales and capex down to depreciation

    Improving financial performance R&D AT ~5% TO SALES AND CAPEX DOWN TO DEPRECIATION Group R&D Group capital expenditures (PPE) SEK bn SEK bn 20 7% 9 160% 18 8 140% 6% 16 7 120% 14 5% 6 12 100% 4% 4.5% 5 10 80% 8 3% 4 89% 60% 6 2% 3 4 2 40% 1% 2 1 20% 0 0% 0 0% 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2013 2014 2015

  20. Slide 20: Strengthened financial position – net cash of SEK 27.5 bn

    Improving financial performance STRENGTHENED FINANCIAL POSITION – NET CASH OF SEK 27.5 BN (excl. pensions) Operating cash flow (12MM), Financial position, excl. pensions Industrial Operations Industrial Operations SEK bn SEK bn 27.5 30 28.3 30 25 20 20 10 15 0 10 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Q1-2018 -10

  21. Slide 21: Profitability per truck brand and region

    Improving financial performance PROFITABILITY PER TRUCK BRAND AND REGION 2016 2017 NORTH AFRICA & SOUTH EUROPE ASIA WORLD AMERICA OCEANIA AMERICA 61% 15% 13% 11% TRUCKS 100% NET 46% 24% 17% 7% 6% 100% SALES Good performance Medium performance Lower performance Volvo Group Investor Day 21 May 17, 201

  22. Slide 22: Profitability in Volvo CE well balanced

    Improving financial performance PROFITABILITY IN VOLVO CE WELL BALANCED Net sales Operating income NORTH NORTH AMERICA AMERICA 18% 21% ASIA ASIA 38% 38% EUROPE EUROPE 35% 30% OTHER OTHER MARKETS MARKETS 9% 11% Volvo Group Investor Day 22 May 17, 2018

  23. Slide 23: We continue to review performance and take action

    Improving financial performance WE CONTINUE TO REVIEW PERFORMANCE AND TAKE ACTION Develop Operating Review income High frequency follow-ups  Business segments Exit  Products and variants  Markets  In-house/source  Services Examples  Shares in Deutz divested  Volvo CE dealer divestment in the

  24. Slide 24: Financial targets

    Financial targets >10% Operating margin over a business cycle 12-15% RoE in Financial Services Net Industrial Operations, excluding pensions cash Volvo Group Investor Day 24 May 17, 2018

  25. Slide 25: What we want to achieve

    What we want to achieve IMPROVING PERFORMANCE AND INVESTING FOR THE FUTURE Gradual and Reduced Discipline Continuous consistent volatility in capital investments earnings in earnings and allocation/ in innovation and improvement cash flow investments new technologies Volvo Group Investor Day 25 May

  26. Slide 26: Improving operational performance

    Improving operational performance Martin Lundstedt PRESIDENT AND CEO Volvo Group Investor Day 26 May 17, 2018

  27. Slide 27: Strategic priorities

    Improving operational performance STRATEGIC PRIORITIES Reinforce Volvo as a global premium HD truck brand and regain position and 1 market shares of Renault Trucks, Mack and UD as regional high-end truck brands Capture Asia growth through JV’s and Group Trucks Asia in a separate value chain – 2 and

  28. Slide 28: Reinforce Volvo as a global premium HD truck brand: North America

    Reinforce Volvo as a global premium HD truck brand and 1 regain position and market shares of Renault Trucks, Mack and UD as regional high-end truck brands NORTH AMERICA  New product line-up for Volvo and Mack  Uptime excellence through connectivity Volvo VNL  Good Financial Service operation  N

  29. Slide 29: Reinforce Volvo as a global premium HD truck brand: Renault Trucks

    Reinforce Volvo as a global premium HD truck brand and 1 regain position and market shares of Renault Trucks, Mack and UD as regional high-end truck brands RENAULT TRUCKS  New range with higher used truck values  Improving network performance  Critical mass in targeted markets  Engagement for th

  30. Slide 30: Reinforce Volvo as a global premium HD truck brand: UD Trucks

    Reinforce Volvo as a global premium HD truck brand and 1 regain position and market shares of Renault Trucks, Mack and UD as regional high-end truck brands UD TRUCKS  New and broader UD Quon range  Driving retail excellence  Critical mass in targeted markets  Engagement for the brand  Backbone

  31. Slide 31: Capture Asia growth through JVs and Group Trucks Asia

    Capture Asia growth through JV’s and Group Trucks Asia in a 2 separate value chain – and leverage in other emerging markets DFCV (Dongfeng)  Strengthening the product portfolio  Engine range preparation for CN6  Industrial footprint streamlining VECV (Eicher)  Growing HD market shares in India a

  32. Slide 32: Secure robust profitability through R&D, quality, purchasing and manufacturing

    Secure robust profitability through leading R&D, quality, purchasing 4 and manufacturing operations using Volvo Production System Agility and flexibility in production volumes Common Architecture and Shared Technology Continuous introductions Quality Brand and regionalized Volvo Production System va

  33. Slide 33: Untapped potential in existing population of 2.8 million vehicles

    Establish brand specific sales operations with focus on 5 retail excellence and a growing service business UNTAPPED POTENTIAL IN EXISTING POPULATION OF 2.8 MILLION TRUCKS, BUSES AND MACHINES REVENUE PER OFFERING, ILLUSTRATIVE VOLVO TRUCKS, PARTS PER VEHICLE IN OPERATION, % Sweden ~200% UK Belgium Up

  34. Slide 34: Untapped potential in existing population: service contracts and connected vehicles

    Establish brand specific sales operations with focus on retail 5 excellence and a growing service business UNTAPPED POTENTIAL IN EXISTING POPULATION OF 2.8 MILLION TRUCKS, BUSES AND MACHINES SERVICE CONTRACT PORTFOLIO, NUMBER OF CONNECTED VOLVO TRUCKS EUROPE TRUCKS, BUSES AND MACHINES 150% Index 145

  35. Slide 35: Leverage Group assets: Volvo CE

    Leverage Group assets in our non-truck 6 Business Areas, creating additional profits, synergies and technology leadership Volvo CE *Adjustments, see note 7 in Q1 report: Volvo Group Q1 2017: No adjustments Investor Day Q1 2018: No adjustments 35 May 17, 2018

  36. Slide 36: Leverage Group assets: Volvo Penta

    Leverage Group assets in our non-truck 6 Business Areas, creating additional profits, synergies and technology leadership Volvo Penta NET SALES ADJUSTED OPERATING MARGIN* SEK bn 12 months 11.6 bn % 12 months 13.2% 3.1 15.6% 15.5% 16.2% 2.7 2.3 16Q1 16Q2 16Q3 16Q4 17Q1 17Q2 17Q3 17Q4 18Q1 Q116Q216Q31

  37. Slide 37: Leverage Group assets: Volvo Buses

    Leverage Group assets in our non-truck 6 Business Areas, creating additional profits, synergies and technology leadership Volvo Buses NET SALES & OPERATING MARGIN • Profitability focus SEK bn 30 10% • Improved commonality with Group 25 8% modular system (CAST) 20 6% • European leader in electric bus

  38. Slide 38: Revitalize the Volvo Group culture

    Revitalize the Volvo Group culture 7 WITH FOCUS ON CUSTOMER SUCCESS, TRUST, PASSION, CHANGE AND PERFORMANCE  Clear leadership, entrepreneurship and profit & loss responsibility for each brand  Those closest to the customer are empowered to make the right decisions  More regionalized value-chain a

  39. Slide 39: Strategic priorities

    Improving operational performance STRATEGIC PRIORITIES Reinforce Volvo as a global premium HD truck brand and regain position and 1 market shares of Renault Trucks, Mack and UD as regional high-end truck brands Capture Asia growth through JV’s and Group Trucks Asia in a separate value chain – 2 and

  40. Slide 40: Building a strong North American truck business

    Building a strong North American truck business Dennis Slagle EVP VOLVO GROUP AND PRESIDENT MACK TRUCKS Volvo Group Investor Day 40 May 17, 2018

  41. Slide 41: The foundation is in place

    The foundation is in place Proprietary driveline Strengthened dealer Used trucks/ Uptime/connectivity New products penetration networks remarketing leadership Volvo Group Investor Day 41 May 17, 2018

  42. Slide 42: Proprietary driveline penetration

    Proprietary driveline penetration SERVICE BUSINESS FULLY ABSORBING SALES AND MARKETING COSTS Captive Captive Parts per Engines Transmissions Vehicle in for Volvo (AMT) Operation 100 94% 100 90% 90 80 80 132% 70 87% Volvo 60 60 50 I-Shift 40 40 36% 30 Mack mDRIVE Parts per VIO 20 20 10 (highway) 0 Tr

  43. Slide 43: Strengthened dealer networks

    Strengthened dealer networks CONTINUED INVESTMENT AND EXPANSION • 74 additional outlets since 2010 • USD 680 M+ in private investment • 55% increase in bay capacity • 124% more technicians • 65% increase in service capacity • 248% increase in master technicians • 60% more sales people Volvo Group In

  44. Slide 44: New TEC dealership in Fontana, CA

    Strengthened dealer networks NEW TEC DEALERSHIP IN FONTANA, CA  199,000 square feet on 14 acres  USD 25 M investment  77 service bays  Parking for more than 400 trucks Volvo Group Investor Day 44 May 17, 2018

  45. Slide 45: Used trucks and remarketing

    Used trucks and remarketing ARROW IS LARGEST USED TRUCK OPERATION IN THE U.S. • 18 locations, all makes • Builds dealer competence • Profitable through downturn • In-house financing optimizes retail values • Capacity to handle large trades • Concept expanding to Europe Volvo Group Investor Day 45 Ma

  46. Slide 46: Uptime/Connectivity Leadership: Certified Uptime Centers

    Uptime/Connectivity Leadership CERTIFIED UPTIME CENTERS – A SUCCESS STORY 143 Certified Uptime Centers • Reduced diagnostic times by an average of 70 % • Reduced repair times by an average of 21% • Increased shop efficiency by 24% • Reduced ‘check-in’ time by over 40 minutes Volvo Group Investor Day

  47. Slide 47: Volvo remote programming and Mack over the air

    Uptime/Connectivity Leadership VOLVO REMOTE PROGRAMMING AND MACK OVER THE AIR Updates performed through telematics: • Updated software for powertrain components • Revised vehicle parameters for duty cycle optimization Customers update based on their schedules Available on all 2018 model year Volvo a

  48. Slide 48: Remote programming results since October 2017

    Uptime/Connectivity Leadership VOLVO REMOTE PROGRAMMING AND MACK OVER THE AIR Since October 2017: Since October 2017: • 20 customers; • More 3,500 than 6,000 vehicles vehicles • Performed • Performedmore than nearly 600380 updates updates • Average 2323minutes • Average minutes • More • More than 50

  49. Slide 49: The final pieces…

    The final pieces… Volvo Group Investor Day 49 May 17, 2018

  50. Slide 50: Leveraging Financial Services

    Leveraging Financial Services Scott Rafkin PRESIDENT VOLVO FINANCIAL SERVICES Volvo Group Investor Day 50 May 17, 2018

  51. Slide 51: Strong position to support >90% of Group sales

    Strong position to support >90% of Group sales VFS • Over 1,400 employees • Offering financial solutions in 46 countries around the world • Serving all Volvo Group brands • Financing approximately 25% of Volvo Group products in markets served Market expansion (past 3 years) • India (owned) • South A

  52. Slide 52: Good portfolio growth

    Good portfolio growth Organic retail growth Dec-2017 Wholesale +40 SEK 132 bn growth +4 Geographic expansion +3 • +23 Group deliveries • +16 Capital cost/ inflation • 70% North America • +13 Penetration • 30% UK • - 12 Syndication • Baltics • India Dec-2010 • South Africa Cumulative productivity of

  53. Slide 53: Supporting sales with profitable growth

    Supporting sales with profitable growth 15,0% 12,0% 137 132 132 124 119 105 9,0% 6,0% 3,0% 0,0% 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Q1 Operating Income SEK bn 1.5 1.7 2.0 2.1 2.2 0.6 Volvo Group Investor Day 53 May 17, 2018

  54. Slide 54: Opportunities for improvement

    Opportunities for improvement  Underperforming markets  Commercial effectiveness  New markets  Operational leverage Volvo Group Investor Day 54 May 17, 2018

  55. Slide 55: Focus on growing services/solutions

    Focus on growing services/solutions 88% OVERALL CUSTOMER SATISFACTION 85% REPURCHASE RATE Integration prior to point-of-sale Drive total offer sales approach 83% RECOMMEND VFS Create value for the Volvo Group Lifecycle management to increase loyalty Volvo Group Investor Day 55 May 17, 2018

  56. Slide 56: Digital innovation to meet new demands and business models

    Digital innovation to meet new demands and business models Artificial Emerging Blockchain Telematics Mobility Intelligence Payments • Identity management • Connected • Predictive analytics • WeChat (China) • zApps Fintech • Payments insurance • Customer service • Digital marketplace / partnership •

  57. Slide 57: Leveraging Financial Services

    Leveraging Financial Services  Center of expertise for solution sales  Vital to the customer’s experience and loyalty towards the Group  Instrumental in providing solutions for changing customer demands and business models  Continued focus on profitable growth and commercial performance Volvo Gr

  58. Slide 58: Lead in technology

    Lead in technology Lars Stenqvist CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER VOLVO GROUP Volvo Group Investor Day 58 May 17, 2018

  59. Slide 59: New technologies transforming the transport system

    New technologies transforming the transport system Volvo Group Investor Day 59 May 17, 2018

  60. Slide 60: Balancing well-known and new technologies

    Balancing well-known and new technologies Mack MP8 Turbo Volvo 13L Turbo Compound engine Compound engine Wave piston Volvo Group Mack Anthem Volvo VNL

  61. Slide 61: New technologies transforming the transport system

    New technologies transforming the transport system Volvo Group Investor Day 61 May 17, 2018

  62. Slide 62: Common Architecture and Shared Technology

    Common Architecture and Shared Technology SOFTWARE, ELECTRICS/ ELECTRONICS ARE KEY FOR NEW TECHNOLOGIES Volvo Group Investor Day 62 May 17, 2018

  63. Slide 63: Electrification: competence and capabilities built over time

    ELECTRIFICATION We have built competence and capabilities over time CONTINUOUS COMMERCIALIZATION OF FULLY ELECTRIC VEHICLES ONGOING Battery electric vehicles (BEV) Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) Hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) Volvo Group Investor Day 63 May 17, 2018

  64. Slide 64: Electrification: meeting customers' demands in various regions

    ELECTRIFICATION Meeting customers’ demands in various regions and segments Volvo FL - Electric Renault Trucks - Electric UD Quon Vision - Electric Volvo EX2 - Electric Volvo Group Volvo FE - Electric Mack LR Waste - Electric Articulated Volvo Bus - Electric Volvo LX1 - Electric

  65. Slide 65: Electrification: modular system serving many segments

    ELECTRIFICATION Modular system serving many segments and applications CITY AND DISTRIBUTION CONFINED AREAS REGIONAL AND LONG-HAUL ELECTRIC MODULAR PLATFORM – HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE HEV, PHEV, BEV Electrified powertrains Batteries Power electronics Charging components Electrified auxiliaries Future in

  66. Slide 66: Five levels of automation

    AUTOMATION Five levels of automation LEVELS 4-5 ARE THE TRUE GAME CHANGERS IN THE TRANSPORT INDUSTRY NO DRIVER NO ATTENTION Full Automation NO EYES High Automation NO HANDS Conditional Automation NO FEET Partial Automation Driver Assistance LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4 LEVEL 5 Volvo Group Investo

  67. Slide 67: Automation: competence and capabilities built over time

    AUTOMATION We have built competence and capabilities over time CORNER-STONES FOR AUTOMATION IN PLACE AS COMMERCIALIZED SOLUTIONS DYNAMIC STEERING AUTOMATED MANUAL TRANSMISSION Volvo Group Investor Day AUTOMATED 67 May 17, EMERGENCY 2018 BRAKE SYSTEM ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL

  68. Slide 68: Demonstrating our research and technology development

    AUTOMATION We have built competence and capabilities over time DEMONSTRATING OUR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT Volvo Group Investor Day 68 May 17, 2018

  69. Slide 69: Demonstrating our research and technology development

    AUTOMATION We have built competence and capabilities over time DEMONSTRATING OUR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT Volvo Group Investor Day 69 May 17, 2018

  70. Slide 70: Demonstrating our research and technology development

    AUTOMATION We have built competence and capabilities over time DEMONSTRATING OUR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT Volvo Group

  71. Slide 71: Demonstrating our research and technology development

    AUTOMATION We have built competence and capabilities over time DEMONSTRATING OUR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT Volvo Group Investor Day 71 May 17, 2018

  72. Slide 72: Demonstrating our research and technology development

    AUTOMATION We have built competence and capabilities over time DEMONSTRATING OUR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT Volvo Group Investor Day 72 May 17, 2018

  73. Slide 73: Automation: modular system serving many segments

    AUTOMATION AUTOMA TION Modular system serving many segments and applications DRIVER SUPPORT SYSTEMS CONFINED AND SEMI-CONFINED PUBLIC / ON-ROAD VOLVO GROUP AUTOMATION PLATFORM – HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE V2X Cyber Fleet & Mission Redundant vehicle with Sensors Perception communication security managemen

  74. Slide 74: Connected ecosystem enabling business opportunities

    CONNECTIVITY Connected ecosystem is enabling CONNECTED SAFETY business opportunities here and now Example of enabled capabilities:  Uptime services  Vehicle automation  Vehicle-to-infrastructure communication  Vehicle-to-vehicle communication Volvo Group Investor Day 74 May 17, 2018

  75. Slide 75: Highly efficient and integrated transport system

    Highly efficient and integrated transport system Volvo HX2 - Autonomous electric hauler SAFE, SUSTAINABLE AND EFFICIENT Volvo FMX - Autonomous Volvo EX1 - Electric excavator Volvo Group Investor Day 75 May 17, 2018 Volvo LX1 - Hybrid wheel loader

  76. Slide 76: Summary and Q&A

    Summary and Q&A Martin Lundstedt PRESIDENT AND CEO Volvo Group Investor Day 76 May 17, 2018

  77. Slide 77: Exciting times ahead

    Exciting times ahead • Growing demand for sustainable transports and infrastructure • Our strategy serves our customers and other stakeholders well • Well positioned: • Strong assets • Well invested • Still potential with continuous improvements • Lead in technology and innovation • Growing solution

  78. Slide 78: Questions and answers

    QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Growing demand for sustainable transports and infrastructure Well invested with strong assets to build on Improving financial performance Improving operational performance Building a strong North American truck business Leveraging Financial Services Lead in technology Volvo Gro

  79. Slide 79: Volvo Group

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