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Ayvens — ALD — Investor Day (November 2020)

61 slides from Ayvens's investor day presentation, Nov 12, 2020

  1. Slide 1: Capital Markets Day

    Capital Markets Day 12 November 2020

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer The information contained in this document (the “Information”) has been prepared by ALD (the Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the results anticipated in “Company”) solely for informational purposes. The Information is proprietary to the Company a

  3. Slide 3: Strong and experienced executive management team

    Strong and experienced executive management team Today’s speakers Tim ALBERTSEN John SAFFRETT Gilles BELLEMERE Gilles MOMPER Hans van BEECK CEO Deputy CEO Deputy CEO CFO CAO 25 years of sector 14 years of sector 15 years of sector 13 years of sector 3 years of sector experience experience experience

  4. Slide 4: Move 2025 – Our strategy

    Move 2025 – Our strategy Become a fully integrated sustainable mobility provider and the global leader in the car leasing industry

  5. Slide 5: More than ready to embrace the mobility (r)evolution

    More than ready to embrace the mobility (r)evolution 2017 IPO 2020 2025 Cars become… Electrified Connected Shared Autonomous Trends Increasing switch New Mobility Solutions from ownership Digital car sales begin to scale Autonomous to usership 50% new car sales Subscription model 20% of kms travelle

  6. Slide 6: Four pillars to Move for Customers, Growth, Good, Performance

    Strengthening our competitive edge Become a fully integrated sustainable mobility provider and the global leader in our industry. Four pillars to Move for Customers Growth Good Performance Be recognised as the most Be the global leader in Place people and corporate Generate value over the innovative

  7. Slide 7: Move for customers

    Move for customers Continuously adapt our product offer to customer demand • Best-in-class digital tools for customer acquisition and experience • Develop and offer customised products and services • Be agile and flexible in order to capture growth opportunities • Become the reference for customer s

  8. Slide 8: Move for growth

    Move for growth Our established Full Service Leasing business has more room for growth • Geographical coverage is key for our Multinationals and large corporates customers • Employees of these companies constitute an untapped customer base with significant growth potential • Expansion of the SME seg

  9. Slide 9: Move for good

    Move for good Shaping the future of sustainable mobility Being a committed and 4 dimensions responsible employer to our sustainability Implementing approach responsible business culture & practices Reducing our internal environmental footprint 9

  10. Slide 10: Move for performance

    Move for performance Further improve our operating efficiency • Optimise middle and back office systems for a more efficient contract management and reporting • Continue to develop our scale to further decrease direct costs • Enhance the use of data to support business management and development • I

  11. Slide 11: 2025 ambitions

    2025 ambitions Move for Customers Move for Growth 2.3 15% Up to 50 c. C. CAGR 19-25 private lease & million contracts countries new mobility contracts Move for Good Move for Performance -40% 30% of new car Cost/income(3) 50-60% CO2 emissions for new deliveries to ratio down to Dividend payout contra

  12. Slide 12: 2025 Strategic objectives (1|2)

    2025 Strategic objectives (1|2) Contracts growth Consumer segment CAGR New mobility products +4.5% Total Contracts (1) (in million) c.2.3 Light Commercial Vehicle 1.7 1.8 1.5 Bolt-on acquisitions 2017 2018 2019 ... 2025 Private lease and New mobility products ALD Flex c. 15% Private lease and CAGR 1

  13. Slide 13: 2025 Strategic objectives (2|2)

    2025 Strategic objectives (2|2) Margins Increased services penetration To grow at least Enhanced data Leasing & Services in line with capabilities and scale to margins sustain margin growth Total Contracts Scale Financial Performance 2019 2020F 2025F Cost discipline Cost/Income ratio 46% 49.0% 50% t

  14. Slide 14: What's under the hood?

    What’s under the hood?

  15. Slide 15: #1 ALD's business is not complex

    #1 ALD’s business is not complex 15

  16. Slide 16: We finance vehicles

    We finance vehicles Acquisition price ALD financing costs 20,000 EUR 10 EUR/month Leasing contract margin Amount to be financed (4y) 20 EUR/month 10,200 EUR 960 EUR over 4y Residual value (4y contract) Customer financing costs 9,800 EUR 30 EUR/month Leasing contract margin is secured over the length

  17. Slide 17: And provide a wide range of services around them

    And provide a wide range of services around them New Vehicle Selection Reporting & Optimisation Registration & Delivery Driver Support Maintenance & Tyres Fuel & Services Insurance or Accident Management Services margin 960 EUR over 4y 20 EUR/month Services revenues are secured over the length of th

  18. Slide 18: At the end, we sell them

    At the end, we sell them Residual value (4y contract) Sale price 9,800 EUR 10,000 EUR Used car sales 200 EUR Used Car Sales result is subject to market conditions, ALD’s prudence and experience are key 18 NB: Figures are for illustrative purposes only

  19. Slide 19: #2 How should I categorise ALD?

    #2 How should I categorise ALD? 19

  20. Slide 20: ALD's dynamics are substantially different from OEMs and banks

    ALD’s dynamics are substantially different from OEMs and banks NOT an Auto stock NOT a Banking stock • ALD is predominantly BtoB • Unregulated commercial business • Demand for Full Service Leasing is not correlated to • Hedged against interest rates and currency movements demand for new cars • Servi

  21. Slide 21: ALD is a Business Services company

    ALD is a Business Services company ALD displays characteristics of top business services peers Corporate focus Income predictability Corporates represent 89% Average contract duration 42 of ALD fleet and are highly months and total margins diversified (top 10 clients correlated to fleet equal only 6

  22. Slide 22: #3 How do interest rates impact ALD?

    #3 How do interest rates impact ALD? 22

  23. Slide 23: ALD's interest rate mechanism

    ALD’s interest rate mechanism Matched-funding policy Contract Fixed at contract interest inception rate Leasing Hedging put in place contract (duration, currency, margin SG funding interest rate) Securitisation ALD funding rate Bonds 23

  24. Slide 24: #4 How green is ALD?

    _ “#4 How green is ALD?”

  25. Slide 25: First mover in powertrain transition

    First mover in powertrain transition Evolution of breakdown(1) of passenger car deliveries Trend ALD started implementing a policy aimed at reducing Diesel share as early as 2017 • Proven track record of reduction since the beginning Development of ALD comprehensive Electric offer with dedicated pro

  26. Slide 26: A leader in low emission vehicles

    A leader in low emission vehicles Accelerating growth, opening new opportunities BEV market share expected to increase at a ALD Group low emission (“green”) running fleet (‘000) – July 2020 steeper pace Electric vehicle penetration 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% Source: Bloomberg NEF, Internal PitchBook

  27. Slide 27: Full Service Leasing and Fleet management

    Full Service Leasing and Fleet management a resilient business with significant growth potential

  28. Slide 28: FSL and FM: a resilient and growing business

    FSL and FM: a resilient and growing business Customers Good Growth Performance N°1 in Europe and widest coverage Favorable purchasing position with supplying partners Strong scale effect Strong operational efficiency throughout Diversification across geographies the value chain At the forefront of t

  29. Slide 29: FSL and FM: strong financials showing resilience and efficiency

    FSL and FM: a resilient and growing business Customers Good Growth Performance Strong financials showing resilience and efficiency CAGR 15-19: +10.0% 1.8 1.7 1.5 1.4 1.2 Total Fleet 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 CAGR 15-19: +7.4% 568 556 564 512 Net income g.s. (in €m) 424 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Cost /

  30. Slide 30: FSL and FM: organic growth and distribution channel evolution

    FSL and FM: a resilient and growing business Customers Good Growth Performance Organic growth and distribution channel evolution Contracts evolution (organic) and segmentation (in ‘000 units) 1,765 ~2,200 +435,000 contracts 36% 37% +195,000 contracts 64% 63% +225,000 contracts 2019 2025 Direct Indir

  31. Slide 31: FSL and FM: four customer segments

    FSL and FM: a resilient and growing business Customers Good Growth Performance Four customer segments Geographical coverage Corporate clients growth Increasing demand for flexibility Reaching out to employees Consultancy New mobility solutions Partnerships Partnerships Outsourcing trend From ownersh

  32. Slide 32: FSL and FM: large corporate accounts continue to drive growth

    FSL and FM: a resilient and growing business Customers Good Growth Performance Large corporate accounts continue to drive growth Strong and loyal customers, providing Driving the expansion of our geographical steady and predictable revenue streams coverage Expected Growth potential remains significa

  33. Slide 33: FSL and FM: growth in SME and consumer segments

    FSL and FM: a resilient and growing business Customers Good Growth Performance Growth in SME and consumer segments underpinned by expanding partnership network OEM partnerships Bank & Insurance Retailers and tech companies Nurture existing partnerships Together offer a one-stop shop Access new marke

  34. Slide 34: FSL and FM: consumers, white-labelled digital platform

    FSL and FM: a resilient and growing business Customers Good Growth Performance Consumers: growth driven by white-labelled digital platform European Private Lease registrations (in M units) Increasing the reach of our offer with leading digital private lease platform 20-24 CAGR • Best in class dedica

  35. Slide 35: FSL and FM: employees, leveraging corporate client portfolio

    FSL and FM: a resilient and growing business Customers Good Growth Performance Employees: Leveraging our corporate client portfolio to widen our reach New, untapped customer segment with high growth potential Private • Reaching out to employees without company cars with an offer adapted to new worki

  36. Slide 36: ALD Flex: new solution designed to answer demand for flexibility

    FSL and FM: a resilient and growing business Customers Good Growth Performance ALD Flex: new solution designed to answer demand for flexibility Flexible product enabling optimisation of vehicle life-cycle ALD Flex and Pool fleet (‘000 units) • What’s new with ALD Flex? Flexible duration Choice of ca

  37. Slide 37: The future is multi-cycle and multi-channel

    The future is multi-cycle and multi-channel Remarketing

  38. Slide 38: End of contract

    Remarketing Customers Good Growth Performance 3 possible options Opportunities Challenges % 2020 Ambition 1 Sale to dealer Efficiency of the process Tighter margins 80% 65-70% End of contract Sale to Eligibility of vehicles 2 consumer Higher margins Refurbishment costs 15% 10-15% Target ~30% Used ca

  39. Slide 39: ALD Carmarket remarketing platform

    Remarketing Customers Good Growth Performance ALD Carmarket: our leading remarketing platform is key to optimise the sale of used cars Upcoming deployment Other countries 25% of Used car sales G7: 75% of Used car sales Overview By 2025 • Fully digital e-commerce state-of-the-art platforms (BtoC, Bto

  40. Slide 40: Used Car Lease lowers residual value risk

    Remarketing Customers Good Growth Performance Used Car Lease lowers residual value risk by extending the use of the asset Answer new mobility needs Example of monthly RV risk evolution Used Car Lease contracts (in % of acquisition price) (‘000 units) and optimise life-cycle management of cars 100% •

  41. Slide 41: Multi-cycle lease optimising use of the asset

    Remarketing Customers Good Growth Performance Multi-cycle lease optimising use of the asset over a longer period Extended asset lifecycle EV use case First lease Executive company car 2-3 y Second lease Used car lease to private customer 1-2 y Pool of shared cars for urban mobility Car sharing 1-2 y

  42. Slide 42: Driving investment in our digital capabilities

    Driving investment in our digital capabilities

  43. Slide 43: Total incremental digital budget of 66 MEUR over five years

    Driving investment in our digital capabilities Customers Good Growth Performance Total incremental budget of 66 MEUR over the next 5 years Customers Growth Objective Objective • Build Customer Obsession at all levels • Build a World Class Online Experience of the organisation • Further enhance our c

  44. Slide 44: International Digital Framework

    Driving investment in our digital capabilities Customers Good Growth Performance International Digital Framework: key differentiator for entering into new partnerships Polestar base case, leading high-end BEV brand State-of-the art customisable and modular digital framework • Recognised adaptable te

  45. Slide 45: Data Capability programme

    Driving investment in our digital capabilities Customers Good Growth Performance Data Capability programme: A strong competitive edge for ALD Important investments in data capabilities are critical for ALD to leverage its competitive edge Increase sales revenue Generate new business Offer a world-cl

  46. Slide 46: Connected cars

    Driving investment in our digital capabilities Customers Good Growth Performance Connected cars New products & services ALD has developed its own telematics solution together with PAY HOW YOU DRIVE Leveraging its partnerships with device suppliers, ALD collects and exploits data for its customers Cu

  47. Slide 47: ALD Move smart travel assistant

    Driving investment in our digital capabilities Customers Good Growth Performance ALD Move smart travel assistant supporting sustainable and flexible mobility solutions Personal Mobility Advice Flexibility and freedom of use • All-in-one solution for multi-modal mobility, beyond car leasing • Car sha

  48. Slide 48: The electric mobility opportunity for ALD

    The electric mobility opportunity for ALD “By 2025, EVs hit 10% of global passenger vehicle sales, rising to 28% in 2030 and 58% in 2040.” — Electric Vehicle Outlook 2020, Bloomberg New Energy Finance

  49. Slide 49: Customer demand and reality of the market

    The electric mobility opportunity for ALD Customers Good Growth Performance Customer demand and reality of the market Three main barriers to Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) adoption Cars that have 1 the lowest impact on • Climate (global warming) • Environment (Public health) Range Less CO2 Less NOx

  50. Slide 50: Range: a growing offer

    The electric mobility opportunity for ALD Customers Good Growth Performance Range: A growing offer Ford Mustang Mach e 600 Km Volkswagen ID3 550 km Tesla 3 545 km Jaguar I-Pace 480 km Volvo XC40 Recharge 400 km + >400km range becomes Mercedes EQC 400 km an acceptable norm Nissan Leaf e+ 385 km Peuge

  51. Slide 51: Infrastructure: fast growing public charging

    The electric mobility opportunity for ALD Customers Good Growth Performance Infrastructure: Fast growing public charging infrastructure, but still perceived as a barrier Cumulative global installed charging infrastructure by category 80% of charging takes place at home or work Public Home and work M

  52. Slide 52: Cost: convergence of TCO

    The future of mobility is electric Customers Good Growth Performance Cost: Convergence of TCO makes electric vehicles more attractive Vehicle production costs will converge • Price of batteries decrease • Expected increasing cost of Internal Combustion Engine vehicles related to Euro7 regulation imp

  53. Slide 53: ALD Electric: the end-to-end solution for EV

    The electric mobility opportunity for ALD Customers Good Growth Performance ALD Electric: the end-to-end solution for EV Home charger Lease your electric vehicle with ALD full service lease Office charger Charging point including installation, Easy to charge at work, at home and can be leased on-the

  54. Slide 54: Why are EVs an opportunity for ALD?

    The electric mobility opportunity for ALD Customers Good Growth Performance Why are EVs an opportunity for ALD? Move away from the strict New Product price discussion development • Differentiating through • Positioning ALD as « trusted services advisor » in the context of • Developing a “consultant”

  55. Slide 55: Our electric vehicles ambition

    The electric mobility opportunity for ALD Customers Good Growth Performance Our electric vehicles ambition 30% of new contracts will be for EV (1) by 2025 -40% on CO2 emission for new contracts in 2025 vs 2019 (2) 50% BEV (1) by 2030 Ambition Ambition • ALD to remain above market average • ALD to re

  56. Slide 56: Conclusion

    _ Conclusion

  57. Slide 57: ALD in 2025

    ALD in 2025 What you need to remember Addressing all markets... ...with a broad product offer Extended asset lifecycle Mobility card ALD Flex First lease Second lease FSL ALD Move Car sharing Remarketing Fleet Management Innovative and evolutive Digitally and globally solutions for a changing market

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  59. Slide 59: Appendix

    _ Appendix

  60. Slide 60: Electric vehicles ambition

    Electric vehicles ambition 30% of new contracts will be EV(1) by 2025 -40% on CO2 emission for new contracts in 2025 50% BEV(1) by 2030 vs 2019 (2) AMBITION : AMBITION : • ALD to remain above market average • ALD to remain below market average • Levers: customer segments, TCO-based approach, EV • Le

  61. Slide 61: Digital platforms are driving the future of ALD growth

    Digital platforms are driving the future of ALD growth Two types of platforms across ALD Value chain Leasing platforms Used-car platforms White Label ALD Leasing tools Remarketing of out-of-lease cars Available for Digital Banks & New OEM OEM Insurance mobility Wholesale Professionals Final users Pr

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