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Thales Sa — Investor Presentation (March 2012)

29 slides from Thales Sa's investor presentation, March 2012

  1. Slide 1: The Thales Group

    www.thalesgroup.com The Thales Group Corporate Communications March 2012

  2. Slide 2: Rising to the challenges of a changing world

    2 / Rising to the challenges of a changing world A more open world Personal mobility Greater flows of capital, goods, services and data Critical role of networks A more vulnerable and complex world New threats: terrorism, asymmetric conflicts, cybercrime, etc. New systemic risks: greater interconnec

  3. Slide 3: A technology leader providing safety and security

    3 / A technology leader providing safety and security A global company with 68,000 employees and €13 billion in revenues We help our customers to: Provide reliable and secure solutions Monitor and control Protect and defend In two major sectors Aerospace and Transport 40% Defence and Security 60% Th

  4. Slide 4: Strategic vision

    4 / Strategic vision The strategic objective of Thales is to generate sales of €20 billion a year by 2020, balanced equally between civil and military markets, and to span the entire value chain from equipment to systems-of- systems, with services accounting for 25% of the business. Key strengths: d

  5. Slide 5: Defence and Security

    Defence Providing an unrivalled depth and breadth of capability across defence and Security and security www.thalesgroup.com Corporate Communications March 2012

  6. Slide 6: Defence and Security: Defence

    6 / Defence and Security Defence Serving all branches of the armed forces Air, Land, Naval and Joint operations Providing operational mission support Detect and identify threats Distribute information Support command decisions Control engagements Deliver effects Where time and reliability are critic

  7. Slide 7: Defence: selected references

    7 / Defence: selected references Presence on Tiger combat helicopter pilot Sensors and fitted systems for UK’s all types of with TopOwl Astute helmet-mounted submarines. platforms sight/ display. FREMM RBE2 radar for multimission The Hawkei new- the Rafale frigates are generation light omnirole comb

  8. Slide 8: Defence: selected references (systems, equipments)

    8 / Defence: selected references Flexnet, first Syracuse III Software Defined satellite Radio available Systems communication system. in the international market. Communication Sophie MF: a and information hand held Watchkeeper system for ISAF example of UAV. tactical command range of headquarters i

  9. Slide 9: Defence and Security: Security

    9 / Defence and Security Security Serving governments, institutional customers and civil operators Protecting Critical infrastructures and borders Critical information systems Sensitive data With integrated, resilient solutions A comprehensive approach to national security and citizen protection Cor

  10. Slide 10: Security: selected references

    10 / Security: selected references Thales Hypervisor, a new supervision platform for Security at Dubai and large-scale critical Doha airports. infrastructure and major cities. Banks and stock Blue and green borders exchanges use Thales protection. technologies to secure their transactions. Corporate

  11. Slide 11: Aerospace and Transport

    Aerospace Helping operators to improve the efficiency, reliability and safety of air traffic and and Transport transport systems www.thalesgroup.com Corporate Communications March 2012

  12. Slide 12: Aerospace and Transport: Aerospace

    12 / Aerospace and Transport Aerospace Serving aircraft manufacturers, airlines and civil aviation authorities Addressing the need for continuous improvement in air transport safety and efficiency The only company with leadership positions in both electronic onboard equipment and ground-based system

  13. Slide 13: Aerospace: selected references

    13 / Aerospace: selected references Supplier of avionics Simulators for all systems to Airbus, types of civil and Boeing, Dassault military aircraft and and other major helicopters. aircraft manufacturers. In-flight TopDeck avionics entertainment and suite for latest- cabin systems for generation co

  14. Slide 14: Aerospace and Transport: Space

    14 / Aerospace and Transport Space A major player through Thales Alenia Space Serving satellite operators, space agencies and defence customers Supporting the design, development and deployment of orbital and ground infrastructures For telecommunications, Earth observation, navigation and scientific

  15. Slide 15: Space: selected references

    15 / Space: selected references Telecommunications Civil, military, dual-use Geostationary Orbit Spacebus Orbital Infrastructures satellites: Yamal 401 & 402, Arabsat 5C & 6B Eutelsat W3C, W6A, W3D, Apstar 7, International Space Station Athena-Fidus, Sicral 2 Payloads: Telkom3, Redsat, Arsat-1 Telec

  16. Slide 16: Aerospace and Transport: Transport

    16 / Aerospace and Transport Transport Serving ground transport operators Helping to optimise use of rail and road infrastructures: Safety Efficiency of operations Passenger services In three key areas: Rail signalling for main lines and urban transport Communication and supervision Fare collection

  17. Slide 17: Transport: selected references

    17 / Transport: selected references Signalling systems Operational Control for urban transport Centres for rail networks. networks. Fare collection Signalling systems systems. for main line rail. Corporate Communications March 2012

  18. Slide 18: A global player: 68,000 employees in 50 countries

    18 / A global player Global reach, local expertise 68,000 employees in 50 countries Corporate Communications March 2012

  19. Slide 19: Innovation: a long-term vision

    19 / Innovation: a long-term vision Strong commitment R&D = approx. 20% of revenues Key technical domains Complex systems Hardware (or enabling sensor technologies) Software Algorithms and decision aids Albert Fert, scientific director of the CNRS/Thales joint physics unit and winner of the 2007 Nob

  20. Slide 20: Ensure long-term customer satisfaction

    20 / Ensure long-term customer satisfaction Anticipating and addressing customer requirements Network of experts, Key Account Managers and industrial facilities Supporting customers Being agile and responsive to their needs Forging a culture of industrial and technical cooperation Providing lifelong

  21. Slide 21: Thales people

    21 / Thales people Multicultural teams united by shared values Best-in-class technical expertise 1/3 of staff dedicated to innovation Corporate culture built on sharing experience, teamwork and integrity Expertise and diversity Corporate Communications March 2012

  22. Slide 22: Corporate responsibility

    22 / Corporate responsibility An instrument of performance improvement and risk management A comprehensive, coherent system Code of Ethics and dedicated ethics organisation Robust ethics policies supported by strict internal control measures Innovative approaches to employee training, awareness and

  23. Slide 23: Organisation

    23 / Organisation Executive Committee Corporate functions (Human Resources & Communications, Finance and Legal, Operations, Research & Technology, Strategy) Countries Divisions Focused on Customers Focused on Markets Projects Strategy Programmes Product policy Customer satisfaction Industrial organi

  24. Slide 24: Together. Smarter. Safer.

    Together. Smarter. Safer. www.thalesgroup.com THALES - 45, rue de Villiers – 92526 Neuilly-sur-Seine Cedex – France Corporate Communications March 2012

  25. Slide 25: Appendix

    www.thalesgroup.com Appendix Corporate Communications March 2012

  26. Slide 26: Leadership team

    26 / Leadership team Luc Vigneron Chairman & CEO Finance and Legal Alex Dorrian Executive Vice President, Area A Patrick Fournié Marko Erman Senior Vice President Senior Vice President Operations Research & Technology Blaise Jaeger Senior Vice President, Area B Loïc Mahé Hervé Multon Senior Vice Pre

  27. Slide 27: Key figures

    27 / Key figures 2011 revenues 13.03 billion euros 2011 order intake 13.2 billion euros 25.8 billion euros Order book at 31 /12/ 2011 (approx. 2 years of revenues) 2.5 billion euros Research and development (approx. 20% of revenues) Employees 68,000 French State Float 27% Shareholders 47% of which e

  28. Slide 28: Our roots

    28 / Our roots 1893 1919 1968 2000 2007 Creation of Founding of Formation of Acquisition of the Acquisition of the Compagnie Compagnie Thomson-CSF British company Racal transport, Française Générale de through the merger Electronics. security and Thomson- Télégraphie of the professional space Housto

  29. Slide 29: www.thalesgroup.com THALES - 45, rue de Villiers – 92526 Neuilly-sur-Seine Cedex – France

    www.thalesgroup.com THALES - 45, rue de Villiers – 92526 Neuilly-sur-Seine Cedex – France Corporate Communications March 2012

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