James Hardie Industries Plc. · NYSE:JHX

James Hardie Industries — Investor Day (September 2017)

89 slides from James Hardie Industries's investor day presentation, Sep 14, 2017

  1. Slide 1: James Hardie's USA Investor/Analyst Tour Day 2 Presentations

    For personal use only JAMES HARDIE’S USA INVESTOR/ANALYST TOUR 14th & 15th SEPTEMBER 2017 DAY 2 PRESENTATIONS

  2. Slide 2: Cautionary Note on Forward-Looking Statements

    CAUTIONARY NOTE ON FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS For personal use only This Management Presentation contains forward-looking statements. James Hardie Industries plc (the “Company”) may from time to time make forward-looking statements in its periodic reports filed with or furnished to the Securities an

  3. Slide 3: Cautionary Note on Forward-Looking Statements (continued)

    CAUTIONARY NOTE ON FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS (continued) For personal use only Words such as “believe,” “anticipate,” “plan,” “expect,” “intend,” “target,” “estimate,” “project,” “predict,” “forecast,” “guideline,” “aim,” “will,” “should,” “likely,” “continue,” “may,” “objective,” “outlook” and sim

  4. Slide 4: Use of Non-GAAP Financial Information; Australian Equivalent Terminology

    USE OF NON-GAAP FINANCIAL INFORMATION; AUSTRALIAN EQUIVALENT TERMINOLOGY For personal use only This Management Presentation includes financial measures that are not considered a measure of financial performance under generally accepted accounting principles in the United States (US GAAP). These fina

  5. Slide 5: People & Culture

    For personal use only People & Culture Kirk Williams Chief Human Resources Officer

  6. Slide 6: Agenda

    Agenda For personal use only – Overview – Hiring Our Talent – Developing Our Talent – Retaining Our Talent – Building a World-Class HR Organization – Road to 2020: Big Bets & Early Wins – Q&A PAGE 2

  7. Slide 7: People – Increasing Organizational Capability

    People – Increasing Organizational Capability For personal use only We will refocus on optimizing our organizational capability by: • ensuring a safe work environment for everyone • developing and growing employees at all levels PEOPLE Continue to invest in • attracting top external talent the devel

  8. Slide 8: Hiring Our Talent

    For personal use only HIRING OUR TALENT

  9. Slide 9: New GMT Members

    New GMT Members For personal use only Kirk Williams, Chief Human Jack Truong, President Zean Nielsen, EVP Sales & Resources Officer International Operations Marketing • 18 years of global HR • More than 25 years of global • More than 20 years of global leadership experience GM and executive experien

  10. Slide 10: Top Key Roles – Progress Made

    Top 20 Key Roles – Progress Made For personal use only New to JH SVP Corporate Finance Returning Talent VP, HR – Operations Internal Promotions SVP, Engineering Sr. Director Talent Acquisition VP, Talent Management Director, Operations Director, HR – Operations VP, Finance – Operations Director, Ope

  11. Slide 11: Additional Recruiting Projects

    Additional Recruiting Projects For personal use only Recruiting for Remaining Key Roles Chief Technology Officer (GMT) EVP, Manufacturing (GMT) Sales and Strategic Accounts Total Rewards Material Flow Quality Tacoma Plant Startup Trim ~ 130 total employees at full Affiliations production Transportat

  12. Slide 12: Developing Our Talent

    For personal use only DEVELOPING OUR TALENT

  13. Slide 13: Assessing our Talent – Consistent Approach

    Assessing our Talent – Consistent Approach For personal use only “New in Role (0-6 mos)" "Rising Star" “Top Performer" High Potential Action – Continue onboarding for new Action – Stretch for varied roles Action – Accelerate for significant movement employees "Underachiever" "Key Performer" "High Ac

  14. Slide 14: Developing our Talent – New Programs

    Developing our Talent – New Programs For personal use only Experienced Senior Leaders Emerging Leaders Leaders Define what future success Develop and enhance core Provide high touch looks like in order to identify leadership skills. assessments and executive and close gaps. coaching for maximum impa

  15. Slide 15: Developing our Talent – New Programs

    Developing our Talent – New Programs For personal use only Individual Cohort Executive Development Programs Individual development programs Partnering with top business tailored to specific executives and schools to consider their specific development needs. differentiated learning tailored to JH ne

  16. Slide 16: Retaining Our Talent

    For personal use only RETAINING OUR TALENT

  17. Slide 17: North America Employee Retention - Summary

    North America Employee Retention - Summary For personal use only Headcount Sales Turnover 2831 17.7% 2194 14.4% FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 Observations: Turnover • Sales turnover on a positive trend 19.10% • Voluntary turnover on a positive trend 18.20% • High performer turnover on a positive trend FY15 FY

  18. Slide 18: Building a World Class HR Organization

    For personal use only BUILDING A WORLD CLASS HR ORGANIZATION

  19. Slide 19: Rethinking HR – Clear Objectives

    Rethinking HR – Clear Objectives For personal use only PAGE 15

  20. Slide 20: Organizing for the Future

    Organizing for the Future For personal use only • Strategic partner to GMT member • Owner of Human Capital Plan • Coach and counsel leadership teams • Talent management execution HRBP • Thought leadership & • Local talent planning innovation • Employee • Expert analysis and consultation Plant develo

  21. Slide 21: Road to 2020 – Big Bets & Early Wins

    For personal use only ROAD TO 2020 – BIG BETS & EARLY WINS

  22. Slide 22: Big Bets & Early Wins

    Big Bets & Early Wins For personal use only Talent Acquisition Talent Management Total Rewards Insourced recruiting to reduce cost and Simplifying performance Redesigning pay structure to improve candidate quality management process to focus more bring consistency, market on development competitiven

  23. Slide 23: Key Messages

    Key Messages For personal use only – Addressed GMT leadership gaps with addition of 3 key hires in calendar 2017 – Continued focus on recruiting external talent where necessary – Developing our people through new development programs – Retention trends are moving in the right direction – Building a

  24. Slide 24: Zean Nielsen, Executive Vice President Sales

    For personal use only Zean Nielsen Executive Vice President Sales

  25. Slide 25: Zean Nielsen – Headlines

    ZEAN NIELSEN For personal use only Headlines • Danish, moved to the US in 1999 • 1 suitcase, $1000 • 39 years old • Married, 3 kids • Live in Wilmette, (Chicago) PAGE 2

  26. Slide 26: Years at Bang & Olufsen

    17 YEARS AT BANG & OLUFSEN For personal use only Headlines • International Dist. Development • VP of Marketing for ROW & Sales for NA • President of Bang & Olufsen Americas – Scaled Retail business – Launched B&O PLAY in NA – Built Pro Channel: Distributors, Builders, Architects, Designers & Install

  27. Slide 27: ½ Years at Tesla

    3 ½ YEARS AT TESLA For personal use only Headlines • Hired to further develop the Sales & Delivery Model for Tesla • VP of Global Sales Ops & EMEA (EMEA $2B+ business) • $2B to ~$9B+ and from ~4K to ~25K people • Opened 9 new countries and 200+ showrooms • Launched Model X • Launched Model 3. 350K+

  28. Slide 28: Why Join James Hardie

    WHY JOIN JAMES HARDIE For personal use only • JH is a great company, and much like • Untapped opportunities for digital process B&O and TESLA deeply rooted in product optimization, as well as revenue growth within existing network of partners • Great chemistry with Louis, Mike Hammes and the GMT tea

  29. Slide 29: Transferable Skills & Opportunities

    TRANSFERABLE SKILLS & OPPORTUNITIES For personal use only Transferable skills Opportunities • Built Pro Channel for B&O • Digitalization of platforms • Scaled and managed a large sales force • Integrated Sales & Marketing Programs • Int’l Executive • Pace of Play – Execute better and faster • Apprec

  30. Slide 30: Q&A

    For personal use only Q&A

  31. Slide 31: Operations

    For personal use only OPERATIONS Ryan Kilcullen & Dave Merkley September 2017

  32. Slide 32: Agenda

    AGENDA For personal use only Our Zero Harm Commitment Manufacturing Innovation & Operational Excellence Tacoma Greenfield Update JH Supply Chain Advantage PAGE 2

  33. Slide 33: Journey to Zero Harm

    For personal use only JOURNEY TO ZERO HARM

  34. Slide 34: What Does Our Journey Look Like

    WHAT DOES OUR JOURNEY LOOK LIKE For personal use only Zero Harm Safety Performance Driven by a Culture Shift that… Industry Average Ensures that safety is our first gate Incident Frequency Thrives on leadership commitment and visibility Empowers/engages all employees to proactively participate Resul

  35. Slide 35: Zero Harm Approach

    ZERO HARM APPROACH For personal use only Vision: World Class Safety Organization focused on Safe People, Safe Plants, and Safe Systems to drive a Zero Harm Culture Safe People Zero Harm Culture • Engaged, Empowered and Trained • Visible Leadership • Committed 24/7/365 Safe Plants Safe Safe • Clean &

  36. Slide 36: Safe People

    SAFE PEOPLE For personal use only A key component of our culture shift is to partner with world class safety programs that support plant floor ownership in safety… Peer‐based observations Self‐triggering assessments 3rd Party verification of JH execution PAGE 6

  37. Slide 37: Safe Plants & Safe Systems

    SAFE PLANTS & SAFE SYSTEMS For personal use only Our journey to World Class includes a shift in how we engineer, operate and manage our manufacturing facilities… Safe Plants Safe Systems Safety as a core philosophy in Predictive measures of plant & process design employee engagement Significant redu

  38. Slide 38: Zero Harm Summary

    ZERO HARM SUMMARY For personal use only • We are fully committed to a significant culture shift that results in JH becoming a World Class safety organization • Core elements of our program are visible leadership commitment, operator empowerment and predictive systems • One year in, significant progr

  39. Slide 39: Delivering on the Potential of JH Manufacturing

    For personal use only DELIVERING ON THE POTENTIAL OF JH MANUFACTURING

  40. Slide 40: Manufacturing Advantage

    MANUFACTURING ADVANTAGE For personal use only JH manufacturing: Major lever in our competitive advantage Proprietary technology delivers unit Innovation in process capability cost & ROCE advantage enables product leadership Unique throughput advantage in our Process capability delivers manufacturing

  41. Slide 41: JH Manufacturing Evolution

    JH MANUFACTURING EVOLUTION For personal use only Historical focus on step change innovation has delivered significant business value Who we will become Sheet Machine Throughput Who we have been Machine design potential Actual machine performance 4x4 FC Line 5x6 FC Line 5x9 FC Line Platform Advanceme

  42. Slide 42: JH Reaching Its Full Potential

    JH REACHING ITS FULL POTENTIAL For personal use only We have created a continuous improvement organization, the sole focus of which is to shift JH manufacturing from… Reactive Operations to Predictive Manufacturing Enabled by… Dependence on operator intervention Lean standard work & process control

  43. Slide 43: Sample of Continuous Improvement Initiatives

    SAMPLE OF CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVES For personal use only Creating a JH Approach to Lean Establishing Foundational Manufacturing Capabilities in Reliability Leader Standard Work Visual Workplace Management Standard Work Initiative Greater consistency within plants, and across our network, w

  44. Slide 44: JH Manufacturing Step Change

    JH MANUFACTURING STEP CHANGE For personal use only We have also doubled down on our ability to deliver break through engineering step change in all areas of JH manufacturing Step innovation in… …enables break through progress Next Generation Hatschek JH Manufacturing Capability New Product Enablers

  45. Slide 45: Step Changing the Hatschek Process

    STEP CHANGING THE HATSCHEK PROCESS For personal use only Current Speeds vs. Nameplate Enabled by step change innovation… Potential Speed Gains Beyond Design • Significant increase in drainage rate Sheet Machine Speed Potential to Close Gap to Nameplate • Raw material formation modifications Current

  46. Slide 46: Manufacturing Platform Step Change

    MANUFACTURING PLATFORM STEP CHANGE For personal use only Manufacturing platform innovation has the potential to unlock significant process, product and cost levers in fiber cement manufacturing. Enabling Product Enabling Total Enabling New Attributes Cost Optimization Products Platform A Platform B

  47. Slide 47: Manufacturing Capability Summary

    MANUFACTURING CAPABILITY SUMMARY For personal use only • We have an established history in step change manufacturing innovation • We are adding to and enhancing the talent and capability of our engineering teams to accelerate the pace of step change in JH • The value associated with continuous impro

  48. Slide 48: Tacoma Greenfield Core Concepts

    For personal use only TACOMA GREENFIELD CORE CONCEPTS

  49. Slide 49: Tacoma Expansion – Site Overview

    TACOMA EXPANSION – SITE OVERVIEW For personal use only • Nameplate Capacity – 300 Mmstdft/year • Capabilities – Plank, Backer, Heritage, ColorPlus® Technology • 130 Employees at full production • Site benefits • Low input cost • Proximity to growing markets PAGE 19

  50. Slide 50: Tacoma Expansion Timeline Update

    TACOMA EXPANSION For personal use only Timeline Update Q1 FY18 Q3 FY18 Q4 FY18 Q1 FY19 Q2 FY19 Equipment Install Commission Break Building Install Start‐Up 85% Design Ground Erected Complete Capability Start‐Up Approach People Operational Zero Harm trained – Day 1 Build on Cleburne SM3 approach Netw

  51. Slide 51: Tacoma Expansion – Pre-Autoclave Concepts

    TACOMA EXPANSION – PRE-AUTOCLAVE CONCEPTS For personal use only Safety Integrated into Design 3rd Party Safety Design Consultants Large Reduction in Human/Fork Lift Interface Housekeeping Integrated into Design Material Handling Step Change Zero Forklifts from Stacker to Finishing Enables Building S

  52. Slide 52: Tacoma Expansion – Post-Autoclave Concepts

    TACOMA EXPANSION – POST-AUTOCLAVE CONCEPTS For personal use only Safety Integrated into Design Focus on Operator Access & Work Floor for Safe Operation Total Plant Product Flow Designed to Minimize Human Interface Coating Line Process Step Change Integrated High Speed Break Out Line Nested Coating L

  53. Slide 53: JH Supply Chain Evolution

    For personal use only JH SUPPLY CHAIN EVOLUTION

  54. Slide 54: JH Supply Chain Overview

    JH Supply Chain Overview For personal use only A fully integrated value chain that begins with customer value creation… Network Production Outbound Channel Customer Procurement Planning Scheduling Freight Management Experience ...and has capabilities that create a substantial competitive advantage:

  55. Slide 55: JH Supply Chain – Capability Advantage

    JH Supply Chain – Capability Advantage For personal use only Highly automated, integrated systems… Enable Customer Leverage & Exploit Optimize Delivered Cost with Integration Manufacturing Scale Freight/Sourcing Automated System Sequential low Order Taking Generates VMI cost tendering Software Reple

  56. Slide 56: Capability Investments to Enable Growth

    CAPABILITY INVESTMENTS TO ENABLE GROWTH For personal use only An expanding network enables a …requiring a new level of variety of optimization levers… network planning capability to… Achieve the true lowest landed cost network Fully exploit the scale of our VMI & reload network Appropriately level l

  57. Slide 57: Enabling Growth Inside the Walls

    ENABLING GROWTH “INSIDE THE WALLS” For personal use only Increasing plant scale & value‐add processing …requiring new capabilities inside is changing our plant size & flow… the walls… Full Product Finished Goods Inventory & Accessories • Product flow optimization ToM ColorPlus Heritage Primed Proces

  58. Slide 58: Freight Outlook

    FREIGHT OUTLOOK For personal use only Market supply/demand dynamics continue to create upward cost pressure… Market Pressure JH Response Continued economic recovery Optimize proven freight model Driver shortage Operate as “shipper of choice” Decreasing trend in driver efficiency Leverage network pro

  59. Slide 59: Supply Chain Summary

    SUPPLY CHAIN SUMMARY For personal use only • We continue to invest in supply chain capability to enable customer value creation at an optimized unit cost • Our current efforts are focused on leveraging the full benefit of our network and plant scale • Freight market headwinds persist, but we are wel

  60. Slide 60: Key Messages

    KEY MESSAGES For personal use only • We are becoming a Zero Harm organization • Step change innovation in manufacturing will continue to deliver significant business value • We are increasing our focus on continuous improvement to become a more predictable manufacturer • Tacoma Greenfield on track a

  61. Slide 61: Market Position

    For personal use only MARKET POSITION SEAN GADD EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETS AND SEGMENTS SEPTEMBER 2017

  62. Slide 62: Agenda

    Agenda For personal use only • Growth against the market index • James Hardie segment approach • Product thinking PAGE PAGE 2

  63. Slide 63: Growth Above the Market Index

    Growth Above the Market Index For personal use only Market Growth above our Market Index Market Defend against Growth against Development lower‐value natural wood to convert vinyl substitutes OSB and Competitive Hardboard Fiber Cement Single Family Single Family Multi‐Family New Construction Repair

  64. Slide 64: Become the Market Standard in the Wood-Look Market

    Become the Market Standard in the Wood-Look Market For personal use only Gain share against Vinyl and Wood while defending against lower value substitutes Vinyl Competitive Fiber Cement, wood and hardboard Vinyl & Lower Value Substitutes *Source: PAGE NAHB & JH internal analysis PAGE

  65. Slide 65: Market Development Against Vinyl

    Market Development Against Vinyl For personal use only • Value Proposition – Curb, front porch and deck appeal – Fire and abuse – Low maintenance – Affordable • New construction segmentation, targeting and positioning (STP) – Geography – Category of home – Builder profile - Better home, Better build

  66. Slide 66: Sales Approach Against OSB and Hardboard

    Sales Approach Against OSB and Hardboard For personal use only • Value Proposition – James Hardie company support – The full exterior – Low maintenance – Fire, rot, warp, termites – Core colors • Building company partnerships with all key stakeholders along the value chain PAGE PAGE 6

  67. Slide 67: Sales Approach Against Competitive Fiber Cement

    Sales Approach Against Competitive Fiber Cement For personal use only • Value Proposition – James Hardie invented fiber cement – #1 brand – Engineered for Climate ® positioning – Superior technology around durability, density, coatings – Manufacturing scale and platform advantage – Diversified segme

  68. Slide 68: Segments

    For personal use only Segments

  69. Slide 69: Primary Demand Growth - PDG

    Primary demand growth - PDG For personal use only • Taking share against vinyl with ColorPlus® technology • Market Development – Significant cost difference – Required to sell value – Switching costs / barriers  risks On The Wall Cost (OTWC) • New Dealer JH Labor • New Installer • Different takeoff

  70. Slide 70: New Construction Market Development

    New Construction Market Development For personal use only 1. Establish position at top of the market  aspirational product 2. Delivered to the right builder 3. “Shift left” to the next highest price band 4. Drive adoption • Highly effective sales organization • Full stakeholder engagement • Compreh

  71. Slide 71: Repair and Remodel - Vinyl Standard Markets

    Repair and Remodel - Vinyl Standard Markets For personal use only • Drive awareness and preference for James Hardie products with ColorPlus® technology in vinyl “battleground neighborhoods” • Convert battlegrounds into “lock downs” • Enable contractor growth in these key neighborhoods • Reach homeow

  72. Slide 72: Enhancing the Wake

    Enhancing the “Wake” For personal use only Sold Job Request for quote Request for quote PAGE PAGE 12

  73. Slide 73: Partnering - Contractor Alliance Program

    Partnering - Contractor Alliance Program For personal use only • First-time user acquisition • Account development (YoY business growth) • Enhanced value to promote loyalty PAGE PAGE 13

  74. Slide 74: Defend against OSB Siding

    Defend against OSB Siding For personal use only Sales development approach • Win in all segments / all geographies • Win with core colors • Add non‐product value programs • Value chain engagement & alignment PAGE PAGE 14

  75. Slide 75: 100% Hardie

    100% Hardie™ For personal use only • Position the value of full wrap • Engineered for Climate® positioning • Service guarantee PAGE PAGE 15

  76. Slide 76: SIDE Master – Installer Affiliation Program

    SIDE Master – Installer Affiliation Program For personal use only • An affiliation platform launched in the Midwest in 2015 and now expanding • Target installer  SIDE Event  Engagement  Alignment • Adjust SIDE based on needs by market TM TM Business Building Bootcamp Networking Key Topic Breakout

  77. Slide 77: Defend against Competitive Fiber Cement

    Defend against Competitive Fiber Cement For personal use only • Competitive fiber cement manufacturers take a ‘me-too’ approach and compete on lower price against James Hardie products • Leverage our advantages to prevent commoditization of the category – #1 brand – Differentiated products – Manufac

  78. Slide 78: Products

    For personal use only Products

  79. Slide 79: Product Strategy

    Product Strategy For personal use only Take a 3C, 4P approach - Deliver the optimal product, price, placement and promotion for each segment in all geographies to deliver the long term market position for James Hardie PAGE PAGE 19

  80. Slide 80: ColorPlus Technology

    ColorPlus® Technology For personal use only • Delivers a high quality, factory-controlled coating designed for our substrate • Delivers a single-source, low-maintenance solution at reduced total cost • Drives growth against vinyl • Builds fences against close alternatives PAGE PAGE 20

  81. Slide 81: ColorPlus Technology – Key Initiatives to Drive Growth

    ColorPlus® Technology For personal use only Key initiatives to drive growth Deliver non-metro supply chain solution to increase market opportunity Next generation manufacturing model & non product value Continue demand enhancements creation in metro Leverage installer markets to make affiliation to

  82. Slide 82: HardieTrim

    HardieTrim® For personal use only • Continue to sell and promote a complete exterior solution as the ultimate low maintenance solution • Continued growth through product line extensions, installer affiliation programs and non-product value-add programs PAGE PAGE 22

  83. Slide 83: Cemplank

    Cemplank® For personal use only • Cemplank® serves as a fighter brand offering a low-cost solution to cost-conscious buyers in target segments and aids category share • Maintain James Hardie brand vs. fighter brand position through marketing mix and differentiation with our channel partners PAGE PAG

  84. Slide 84: The Aspyre Collection from James Hardie

    The ASPYRE Collection from James Hardie For personal use only TM Market Led 24

  85. Slide 85: For personal use only

    For personal use only PAGE PAGE 25

  86. Slide 86: The Aspyre Collection – Top of Market Segment

    The Aspyre Collection from James HardieTM For personal use only What is the Top of Market segment? - Top 10% of homes by price band - 400-500mmsf total opportunity, 250-300mmsf wood-look - Wood-Look opportunity dominated by cedar Why enter the Top of the Market segment? - Extend the fiber cement S-c

  87. Slide 87: The Aspyre Collection – How We Will Win

    The Aspyre™ Collection from James Hardie™ For personal use only How will we win the Top of the Market? - Commitment to continuous product innovation - Embracing the architect as key influencer - Selling tools fit for the customer - Investing in centralized marketing to combat fragmentation - Aspyred

  88. Slide 88: The Aspyre Collection – What's Next

    The Aspyre Collection from James Hardie™ For personal use only What’s next? - Launched on the West Coast in July 2017 - Capital investment made to support national launch in FY19 - Generation 2 product design efforts underway PAGE PAGE 28

  89. Slide 89: Key Messages

    Key Messages For personal use only • Become the market standard in the wood-look market • Drive PDG through the right sales approach, right products and right market programs • Penetrate the Top of Market leveraging The Aspyre Collection from James HardieTM PAGE PAGE 29

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