Espec Corp. · TSE:6859

Espec — Q2 FY2012 Earnings Presentation

50 slides from Espec's earnings presentation, Nov 24, 2011

  1. Slide 1: Results Briefings of The Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012

    Securities ID code:6859 ESPEC CORP. Results Briefings of The Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 November 24, 2011

  2. Slide 2: Table of Contents

    Table of Contents Summary of ESPEC Business Financial Results of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 Analysis per Segment of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 Business Plan for the Second-half and Full-year Periods of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2012 ESPEC Medium-term Manage

  3. Slide 3: Summary of ESPEC Business

    Summary of ESPEC Business Sales Main Products Market Use composition (2011/3 2Q) Temperature & humidity chamber Electronic component For R & D Walk-in type temperature & and equipment market For credibility Environmental Test humidity chamber Automobile market and evaluation Chambers Thermal shock c

  4. Slide 4: Financial Results of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012

    Financial Results of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012

  5. Slide 5: Improved capital spending among major customers raised sales and orders

    Financial Results of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 Backed by the improvement in capital spending among major customers, the company posted an increase in both sales and in the amount of orders received from the previous period. Profit (Loss) Both sales and the amount of orders recei

  6. Slide 6: Financial Results of the Second Quarter: income statement

    Financial Results of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 / / Rate of Change (Millions of yen) Composition Composition Net sales Cost of Net Sales Gross profit SG & A Operating income Non-operating income Non-operating expenses Ordinary income Extraordinary income Extraordinary loss Income

  7. Slide 7: Operating income change analysis

    Financial Results of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 Equipment Business Service Business Other Business Elimination (million yen) expenses administrative Other selling and personnel expenses Selling, administrative, and Increase and decrease of R&D expenses the gross profit by the Com

  8. Slide 8: Balance sheet

    Financial Results of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 (million yen) Assets Liabilities and Net assets Cash and deposits equipment Property, plant and Intangible assets other assets Investment and payable-trade Notes and accounts Other current assets Other current liabilities Net assets

  9. Slide 9: Cash flow

    Financial Results of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 (million yen) Increase in funds Effects of exchange rate change on cash and cash equivalents Total financial cash flow Others Cash dividends paid Decrease in short- term loans payable Total investment cash flow Others Proceeds from

  10. Slide 10: Analysis per Segment of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012

    Analysis per Segment of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012

  11. Slide 11: Environmental Test Chambers, Energy Device, Semiconductor Equipment

    Analysis per Segment of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 Environmental Test Chambers In Japan, both the sales and amount of orders received increased largely from the same period of the previous year, backed by the upward trend in capital spending and R&D investment in domestic industr

  12. Slide 12: Segment results: equipment business

    Analysis per Segment of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 (million yen) Initially projected figures Year on year Orders- Received Net Sales Operating Income [Profit ratio (%)]

  13. Slide 13: After-sales Service, Commissioned Tests and Facility Rentals

    Analysis per Segment of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 (million yen) Initially projected Year on year figures Orders- Received Net Sales Operating Income [Profit ratio (%)] [ ] After-sales Service and Engineering After-sales service personnel worked in closer cooperation with sales p

  14. Slide 14: Environmental Engineering and Plant Factory

    Analysis per Segment of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 (million yen) Initially Year on year projected figures Orders- Received Net Sales Operating Income [Profit ratio (%)] [ ] Environmental Engineering After the earthquake, many governmental agencies and other customers were pressed

  15. Slide 15: Non-consolidated sales by market

    Analysis per Segment of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 Non-consolidated Othe r m ar k e ts Autom obile m ar k e t Flat pane l dis play m ar k e t Ele ctr onic de vice and e quipm e nt m ar k e t Se m iconductor m ar k e t

  16. Slide 16: Sales by Region

    Analysis per Segment of the Second Quarter of Fiscal Ending March 2012 Regional sales composition Sales by Region ratio in segment (million yen) < Exchange rate > 2012/3 2012/3 2Q Assumption of Assumption beginning of the year after revision U.S. dollar 85.00yen 79.19yen Won 0.07yen 0.0727yen Chines

  17. Slide 17: Business Plan for the Second-half and Full-year Periods

    Business Plan for the Second-half and Full-year Periods of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2012

  18. Slide 18: Full Fiscal Year Plan March 2012

    Business Plan for the Second-half and Full-year Periods of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2012 Full Fiscal Year Plan March 2012 Full year (Plan) Full year First half Second half Result (Result) (Revision Plan) Initially projected (million yen) figures Orders-received Net sales Gross profit [Profit rat

  19. Slide 19: Environmental Test Chambers, Energy Device, Semiconductor Equipment plans

    Business Plan for the Second-half and Full-year Periods of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2012 Environmental Test Chambers Develop new customers and stimulate replacement demand among existing customers by launching the Platinous J Series, a new model of the company’s core product, a temperature and h

  20. Slide 20: Equipment Business

    Business Plan for the Second-half and Full-year Periods of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2012 Equipment Business (million yen) Full year (Plan) Second half First half (Result) (Revision Plan) Initially projected Revision Plan figures Orders- Received Net Sales Operating Income [Profit ratio (%)]

  21. Slide 21: Service Business plan

    Business Plan for the Second-half and Full-year Periods of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2012 (million yen) Full year (Plan) Second half First half (Result) Initially projected (Revision Plan) Revision Plan figures Orders- Received Net Sales Operating Income [Profit ratio (%)] After-sales Service and

  22. Slide 22: Other Business

    Business Plan for the Second-half and Full-year Periods of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2012 Other Business (million yen) Full year (Plan) Second half First half (Result) Initially projected (Revision Plan) Revision Plan figures Orders- Received Net Sales Operating Income [ ] [Profit ratio (%)] Envi

  23. Slide 23: ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan Progressive Plan 2013

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013”

  24. Slide 24: Business Climate Surrounding ESPEC

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Business Climate Surrounding ESPEC While the global economy remains fraught with uncertainties, investment in green innovation is likely to grow. Major changes in the business climate The rapid appreciation of the Japanese yen will accelerate

  25. Slide 25: Policy and Target

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Policy and Target from fiscal 2011 to fiscal 2013 Basic Policy for the Medium Term Green Innovation is a Prime Business Opportunity for Reorienting Our Executive Management to Play Offense Targets for Consolidated Revenues and Earnings Fiscal

  26. Slide 26: Change of Management figures

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Change of Management figures

  27. Slide 27: Medium-term Management Policies

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Medium-term Management Policies Policy 1 Policy 2 Accelerate growth in the green technology market Accelerate growth in the green technology market Accelerate product development in response to technical -Strengthen the development, productio

  28. Slide 28: Policy 1. Accelerate Growth in the Green Technology Market

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Policy 1. Accelerate Growth in the Green Technology Market Background The “Green technology market” (the market for secondary batteries, solar batteries, and power semiconductors) is in the stage of growth and development, giving rise to a va

  29. Slide 29: Policy 1. Accelerate Growth in the Green Technology Market

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Policy 1. Accelerate Growth in the Green Technology Market Strategies geared toward the green technology market Management targets(Non-consolidated): Achieve sales of more than 6 billion yen on a non-consolidated basis in the green technology

  30. Slide 30: Policy 2. Expand Overseas Business Operations Primarily in China and Asia

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Policy 2. Expand Overseas Business Operations Primarily in China and Asia Focus on China and the rest of Asia as the most important market and take measures to cope with the appreciation of the yen. Target market Strategy Goal - Enhance produ

  31. Slide 31: Policy 2. Overseas market strategy

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Policy 2. Expand Overseas Business Operations Primarily in China and Asia Overseas market strategy for the environmental test business Management targets: Achieve overseas sales of more than 10.5 billion yen on a consolidated basis in FY2013,

  32. Slide 32: Policy 3. Cultivate Japanese Markets in More Depth

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Policy 3. Cultivate Japanese Markets in More Depth to Enhance Profitability Maximizing competitiveness in the domestic market to build a robust income base that will last for 10 years to come Target market Stage Product Demand Standard enviro

  33. Slide 33: Policy 3. Domestic market strategy and development strategy

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Policy 3. Cultivate Japanese Markets in More Depth to Enhance Profitability Domestic market strategy and Development strategy for the environmental test business Management target(Non-consolidated): Achieve 1.4 times more sales per employee t

  34. Slide 34: Policy 4. Speed up Management and Business Activities

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Policy 4. Speed up Management and Business Activities with Function and Process Reforms Manufacturing strategy Management target: Reduce the lead time for temperature and humidity chambers (for the new Platinous J Series) by 50%, from 57 days

  35. Slide 35: Policy 4. Nurture Professional Talent and Empower Employees

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Policy 4. Nurture Professional Talent and Empower Employees with a Sense of Purpose and Achievement by Conducting Management in Step with the Times and Carrying out Systemic Reforms Organization and personnel strategy Main measures to be take

  36. Slide 36: Plan of Capital Investment

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Plan of Capital Investment Basic principle: Allocate around 3% of sales to capital investment. Million yen Total amount of capital Purpose investment Reform in the manufacturing sector and the improvement of plant equipment Promotion of the B

  37. Slide 37: Plan of Capital Investment (R&D Investment)

    ESPEC Medium-term Management Plan “Progressive Plan 2013” Plan of Capital Investment (R&D Investment) Basic principle: Allocate around 6–7% of sales in the equipment business segment (5% of total sales) to R&D investment. Million yen Total amount of capital Purpose investment Development of products

  38. Slide 38: Forward-looking statements and inquiries

    These materials contain forward-looking statements, including the Company’s present plans and forecasts of performance, that reflect the Company’s plans and forecasts based on the information presently available. These forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance, and plans, f

  39. Slide 39: Reference

    ESMEC Reference

  40. Slide 40: Company and Business Profile

    Company and Business Profile

  41. Slide 41: Company Profile

    Company Profile Company Profile Name ESPEC CORP. Head Office 3-5-6, Tenjinbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka Represented By Masaaki Ishida Established July 25,1947 Incorporated January 13,1954 Paid-up Capital ¥6,895Million Shares Issued 23,781,394 Shares Employees 1,298 (consolidated) Main Business Manufacture a

  42. Slide 42: Global Network

    Company Profile Global Network U.S.A. EU ESPEC NORTH AMERICA, INC. ESPEC EUROPE GmbH ASIA JAPAN SHANGHAI ESPEC ENVIRONMENTAL ESPEC CORP. EQUIPMENT CORP. ESPEC TECHNO CORP. GUANGZHOU ESPEC ENVIRONMENTAL ESPEC KYUSHU CORP. EQUIPMENT CO., LTD. ESPEC MIC CORP. ESPEC ENVIRONMENTAL EQUIPMENT MIC FARM OHGU

  43. Slide 43: [Equipment Business] History of Environmental Test

    Equipment Business [Equipment Business] History of Environmental Test What is Environmental Test Test to analyze and evaluate effects of environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, pressure, and light on various industrial products like electronic components in order to ensure product quali

  44. Slide 44: [Equipment Business] Usage Case with Environmental Test Chambers

    Equipment Business [Equipment Business] Usage Case with Environmental Test Chambers Car Navigation (GPS) Compact Size Motor Secondary Cell Secondary Cell (Battery) Power Device In-vehicle Sensor Representative Examples In-vehicle for Environmental Testing Sensor Device Process/Test Condition Our Pro

  45. Slide 45: [Equipment Business] Usage Case with Energy Device Equipment

    [Equipment Business] Usage Case with Energy Device Equipment Energy Device Equipment Deal with devices for storing, producing, and controlling electricity, such as secondary and solar batteries and power semiconductors, known collectively as “energy devices,” and offer development/evaluation systems

  46. Slide 46: [Equipment Business] Usage Case with Semiconductor Equipment

    Equipment Business [Equipment Business] Usage Case with Semiconductor Equipment Screening Used for inspection in the manufacture of semiconductor devices to ensure product reliability suitable for mass production Semiconductors Heat load Burn-in chamber Elimination of latent early failures Reliabili

  47. Slide 47: [Equipment Business] Usage Case with FPD Equipment

    Equipment Business Completion Lamination Cell Process Assembly Process Orientation film Module Process baking process Seal stiffening process substrate Usage Case with FPD Equipment substrate TFT CF Drying/Anneal Anneal Transparent electrode Single Loading Plate Processing System TFT process formati

  48. Slide 48: [Service Business]

    Service Business [Service Business] After–sales Service and Engineering Preventive maintenance of products, maintenance service, and the upgrading/improvement and installation/relocation of products Well-developed domestic and overseas networks Technical service available around-the-clock Commission

  49. Slide 49: [Other Business] Environmental Engineering Business

    Other Businesses [Other Business] Environmental Engineering Business Environmental Engineering Business Forest recovery Recovery of local forest by selecting species and planting out seedlings using potential natural vegetation data. Waterfront recovery Reconstruction of natural environment, develop

  50. Slide 50: [Other Business] Plant Factory

    [Other Business] Plant Factory Plant Factory Provision of various cultivation environments employing advanced environmental control technologies to control light, temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide, etc. Plantcellar Container plant factory Phyto-toron This compact vegetable This is a container-ty

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