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Schott Pharma Ag & Co. Kgaa — Schott — Investor Presentation (February 2014)
38 slides from Schott Pharma Ag & Co. Kgaa's investor presentation, February 2014
Slide 1: Glass made of ideas: The SCHOTT Synopsis
“Glass made of ideas” The SCHOTT Synopsis
Slide 2: Agenda
SCHOTT Group 2 Agenda 1. Overview of SCHOTT 2. Products and Applications 3. Responsibility for Employees and Society 4. Company History Corporate Presentation February 2014 © SCHOTT AG
Slide 3: SCHOTT is a globally active technology group
SCHOTT Group 3 SCHOTT is a globally active technology group SCHOTT is an international technology group with 130 years of experience in the areas of specialty glasses, materials and advanced technologies. We rank as number one in the world with many of our products. We are committed to managing our
Slide 4: Key Figures
SCHOTT Group 4 Key Figures Fiscal Year 2012/13 € 1.84 billion Worldwide sales, 85 % of which was generated outside Germany € 118 million EBIT € 122 million Capital expenditure on property, plant and equipment 15,400 Employees, 5,300 of whom are based in Germany In 35 countries Production sites and s
Slide 5: Sales by Region
SCHOTT Group 5 Sales by Region Fiscal Year 2012/13 Europe North America 45% 21% Asia 26% South America 6% Global Sales: € 1.84 billion Corporate Presentation February 2014 © SCHOTT AG
Slide 6: Close to Customers all over the world
SCHOTT Group 6 Close to Customers Europe Austria Germany Poland all over the world Croatia Czech Republic Great Britain Hungary Russian Federation Spain Denmark Italy Sweden France Netherlands Switzerland Turkey Asia China Dubai North America
Slide 7: SCHOTT in Mainz
SCHOTT Group 7 SCHOTT in Mainz SCHOTT Group headquarters and main plant since 1952 Largest industrial employer and provider of training positions in Mainz Approximately 2,400 employees Of which 110 are apprentices Otto Schott Research Center Ranks as one of the world’s latest state-of-the-art
Slide 8: R&D: Innovation Leadership the Key to Maintaining our Lead
SCHOTT Group 8 R&D: Innovation Leadership the Key to Maintaining our Lead A global network with more than 600 R&D employees all over the world The Otto Schott Research Center in Mainz The Development Center in Duryea, Pennsylvania (USA) Technical Support Centers in Europe, North America and As
Slide 9: SCHOTT AG is owned by the Carl Zeiss Foundation
SCHOTT Group 9 SCHOTT AG is owned by the Carl Zeiss Foundation Carl Zeiss Foundation Heidenheim an der Brenz and Jena Foundation acting as shareholder 100% 100% SCHOTT AG Carl Zeiss AG Mainz Oberkochen Subsidiaries Subsidiaries SCHOTT Group ZEISS Group Corporate Presentation February 2014 © SCHOTT A
Slide 10: Corporate Structure
SCHOTT Group 10 Corporate Structure SCHOTT AG Management Board Dr Frank Heinricht Dr-Ing Hans-Joachim Konz Mr Klaus Rübenthaler (Chairman) Segments Home Appliances Precision Materials Optical Industries Production Sites and Sales Offices Corporate Functions Corporate Presentation February 2014 © SCH
Slide 11: Our Vision, our Mission, our Values
SCHOTT Group 11 Our Vision, our Mission, our Values We make SCHOTT part of everyone’s life. We profitably enable our customers’ success through unique solutions based on our competencies in glass, specialty materials and superior technologies. Respect others Act responsibly Create value Corporat
Slide 12: Agenda
SCHOTT Group 12 Agenda 1. Overview of SCHOTT 2. Products and Applications 3. Responsibility for Employees and Society 4. Company History Corporate Presentation February 2014 © SCHOTT AG
Slide 13: Home Appliances: Cooking, baking, refrigeration
SCHOTT Group 13 Home Appliances Cooking, baking, refrigeration SCHOTT CERAN® innovative glass-ceramic cooktop panels for electric, induction and gas ranges Processed flat glass for baking ovens, gas cookers, refrigerators and washing machines © SCHOTT AG
Slide 14: Commercial Cooling: Saving energy for supermarkets
SCHOTT Group 14 Commercial Cooling Saving energy for supermarkets SCHOTT TERMOFROST® glass door systems for a professional product presentation Up to 60% energy savings compared to open systems © SCHOTT AG
Slide 15: Fireplaces and Stoves: Cozy warmth
SCHOTT Group 15 Fireplaces and Stoves Cozy warmth SCHOTT ROBAX® transparent glass-ceramic vision panels © SCHOTT AG
Slide 16: Pharmaceuticals: Safe packaging for medications
SCHOTT Group 16 Pharmaceuticals Safe packaging for medications FIOLAX® glass tubing for safer primary pharmaceutical packaging SCHOTT ampoules, vials, cartridges and prefillable syringes made of glass and high-tech polymer More than 9 billion units each year meet the highest pharmaceutical deman
Slide 17: Optics: Precision for meeting the highest demands
SCHOTT Group 17 Optics Precision for meeting the highest demands More than 120 types of optical glass for use in high-tech applications in the areas of consumer optics, electronics, laser technology, medicine and biotech Lenses, prisms and filters for camera systems, high-performance projectors
Slide 18: Astronomy: Research in the depths of outer space
SCHOTT Group 18 Astronomy Research in the depths of outer space ZERODUR® glass-ceramic mirror substrates for use in the world’s largest telescopes Radiation-resistant glass and filters for use in astronomical instruments © SCHOTT AG
Slide 19: Electronics: Reliable protection
SCHOTT Group 19 Electronics Reliable protection Hermetic housings made of glass-to-metal or ceramic-to-metal for the protection of sensitive electronics, e.g. from moisture © SCHOTT AG
Slide 20: Automobile: Driving more safely and comfortably
SCHOTT Group 20 Automobile Driving more safely and comfortably Housings for airbag ignitors and seatbelt pretensioners Hermetic glass-to-metal sealed housings for the protection of electronics and sensor technology Special glass tubes for halogen lamps Ambient lighting for vehicle interiors
Slide 21: Aircraft: Safer and more relaxed above the clouds
SCHOTT Group 21 Aircraft Safer and more relaxed above the clouds Anti-reflective glass and optical filters for cockpit instruments Hermetic housings for the protection of sensitive aircraft electronics Functional and ambient lighting for aircraft cabins © SCHOTT AG
Slide 22: Communication: Smart touch screens
SCHOTT Group 22 Communication Smart touch screens Xensation® Cover extremely strong display glass for use in smartphones and tablets, for example CONTURAN® DARO for professional touch displays combines antireflective properties with an anti- fingerprint coating © SCHOTT AG
Slide 23: Solar Power: Sustainable generation of electricity
SCHOTT Group 23 Solar Power Sustainable generation of electricity Receivers for solar thermal power plants based on parabolic trough technology © SCHOTT AG
Slide 24: Healthcare and Cosmetics: Staying healthy and attractive
SCHOTT Group 24 Healthcare and Cosmetics Staying healthy and attractive Lenses, prisms, filters, and fiber optic light and image guides for microscopes and medical devices Glass powder for aesthetic and durable dental fillings and composites NEXTERION® coated and uncoated microscope slides for
Slide 25: Architecture: Functionality and sophisticated design
SCHOTT Group 25 Architecture Functionality and sophisticated design Decorative and functional glasses for interior and exterior design PYRAN® and PYRANOVA® special glasses for fire protection © SCHOTT AG
Slide 26: Automation Technology: Faster and more efficient manufacturing
SCHOTT Group 26 Automation Technology Faster and more efficient manufacturing LED and fiber optic components, modules and systems for use in automated quality control (Machine Vision) in industry © SCHOTT AG
Slide 27: Industrial and Environmental Technology
SCHOTT Group 27 Industrial and Environmental Technology Crystal clear benefits: durable and corrosion-resistant DURAN® glass tubing for use in plant engineering, for ozone generation, flue gas desulfurization or algae cultivation in photobioreactors © SCHOTT AG
Slide 28: Segments and Businesses
SCHOTT Group 28 Segments and Businesses Home Appliances Precision Materials Optical Industries Home Tech Pharmaceutical Systems Advanced Optics Flat Glass Electronic Packaging Lighting and Imaging Corporate Presentation February 2014 © SCHOTT AG
Slide 29: Agenda
SCHOTT Group 29 Agenda 1. Overview of SCHOTT 2. Products and Applications 3. Responsibility for Employees and Society 4. Company History Corporate Presentation February 2014 © SCHOTT AG
Slide 30: We are committed to our employees and society
SCHOTT Group 30 We are committed to our employees and society Responsibility for our employees and society has always been part of our corporate culture at SCHOTT. Employees & Family Environment Research Society Corporate Presentation February 2014 © SCHOTT AG
Slide 31: Focus on Employees and Their Families
SCHOTT Group 31 Focus on Employees and Their Families The health and safety of our employees is always our top priority Balancing family and career Day care centers for children Flexible working hour models Support to those returning to the workplace after parental leave Teleworking posi
Slide 32: A Pioneer in Environmental Protection and Sustainability
SCHOTT Group 32 A Pioneer in Environmental Protection and Sustainability Responsible use of raw materials The pioneer in the area of "green" glass-ceramics manufactured without arsenic and antimony Continuous process improvements in the area of manufacturing Lowering of the specific energy c
Slide 33: Promotion of Science
SCHOTT Group 33 Promotion of Science Otto Schott Research Award for outstanding scientific achievements Through our sole shareholder, the Carl Zeiss Foundation: Programs that support young researchers and strengthen research structures at universities Promotion of young talents as a patron com
Slide 34: Corporate Social Responsibility
SCHOTT Group 34 Corporate Social Responsibility Run for Children® – Charity run for handicapped, ill and socially disadvantaged children Support for sports clubs in Mainz and Jena Local corporate social responsibility activities all over the world Corporate Presentation February 2014 © SCHOTT
Slide 35: Agenda
SCHOTT Group 35 Agenda 1. Overview of SCHOTT 2. Products and Applications 3. Responsibility for Employees and Society 4. Company History Corporate Presentation February 2014 © SCHOTT AG
Slide 36: Historic Milestones
SCHOTT Group 36 Historic Milestones 1884 Founding of the company in Jena 1889 Ernst Abbe founds the Carl Zeiss Foundation 1891/1919 SCHOTT becomes a foundation company Sole owner: the Carl Zeiss Foundation 1948 Expropriation of the original factory in Jena (GDR) 1952 Rebuilding of the foundation com
Slide 37: Milestones of Internationalization
SCHOTT Group 37 Milestones of Internationalization 1900 Export share reaches nearly 50% 1954 First production site outside of Germany (Brazil) As of 1963 Establishment of production sites and sales offices in Western and Southern Europe First sales office in the USA 1966 First sales office in Asia (
Slide 38: Technological Milestones
SCHOTT Group 38 Technological Milestones 1884 Optical glasses 1887/1893 Invention of borosilicate glass 1923 Drawing glass tubing with the Danner process 1923 Ampoules for pharmaceutical packaging 1935 Manual manufacturing of television bulbs 1939 Glass-to-metal seals 1964 Fiber optic components for