Sartorius AG · XETR:SRT
Sartorius — Investor Presentation (March 2016)
42 slides from Sartorius's investor presentation, March 2016
Slide 1: Company Presentation
Company Presentation March 2016 1
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda 01 Sartorius in Brief 02 Bioprocess Solutions 03 Lab Products & Services 04 Sartorius 2020 05 Appendix 2
Slide 3: Sartorius in 2015
Sartorius in 2015 Internationally leading Bioprocess and Laboratory Technologies Provider ~34% ~45% ~21% > €1.1 bn. €113 mn. Americas EMEA Asia | Pacific Sales revenue Investments €263 mn. 23.6% Earnings1 EBITDA margin1 Sales revenue by region Listed since 1990; Part of German TecDax Figures as of D
Slide 4: Global Player with around 50 Sales and Production Sites
Global Player with around 50 Sales and Production Sites Asia|Pacific Americas India | Thailand | Singapore | Canada | USA: New Vietnam | China | Malaysia | York, Pennsylvania, South Korea | Japan | Australia Delaware, Colorado | Puerto Rico | Mexico | EMEA Peru | Brazil | Argen- Netherlands | Belgiu
Slide 5: More than 6,200 Employees Worldwide
More than 6,200 Employees Worldwide ~800 ~4,400 ~1,000 Americas EMEA Asia|Pacific 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 1996 1997 1998 1999 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2008 2009 2010 2011 2013 2014 Discover Sartorius 1995 2000 2007 2012 2015 5
Slide 6: Our Corporate Values
Our Corporate Values a SUSTAINABILITY Growing profitably and taking responsibility for all stakeholders OPENNESS Driving change internally and externally ENJOYMENT Working in an energetic and rewarding environment #:- Sartorius
Slide 7: Roots of Both Divisions Reach Far Back
Roots of Both Divisions Reach Far Back 1870 1927 University mechanician | Company founder Florenz Wilhelm Sartorius founds joint venture with Nobel Sartorius invents short-beam analytical balance laureate and creator of membrane filtration Richard Zsigmondy Weighing Technology Filtration Core of Lab
Slide 8: Business Development Spanning More than 140 Years
Business Development Spanning More than 140 Years 1870 Florenz Sartorius founds Mid-90s Positioning as precision machine workshop biopharma supplier 2007 Biotechnology Division merges with 1927 Membrane filter Stedim to Sartorius Stedim Biotech company is founded 2011 New Division Lab Products & Reb
Slide 9: Two Divisions
Two Divisions 73% 27% of sales of sales revenue revenue Bioprocess Solutions Lab Products & Services Innovative single-use products and Premium lab instruments, consumables equipment for the manufacture of biologics and services for R&D, QA and QC Figures as of Dec. 31, 2015 9
Slide 10: Agenda
Agenda 01 Sartorius in Brief 02 Bioprocess Solutions 03 Lab Products & Services 04 Sartorius 2020 05 Appendix 10
Slide 11: What Are Biopharmaceuticals?
What Are Biopharmaceuticals? ~20.000 Atoms Living, genetically modified cells Production Injection | Infusion Advantages Challenges First-time or improved treatment of serious illnesses, R&D and production labor-intensive such as cancer, multiple sclerosis, rheumatism High therapy costs: biolo
Slide 12: Trend towards Manufacturing Single-use Technologies
Trend towards Manufacturing Single-use Technologies Past Present High initial cost + CAPEX reduction over entire lifecycle Considerable cleaning effort + Lower water and energy consumption Risk of cross-contamination + Higher flexibility 12
Slide 13: BPS Generates 75% of its Business with Single-use Products
BPS Generates 75% of its Business with Single-use Products Equipment ~ 25 % Single-Use ~ €809mn. ~ 75 % Figures as of Dec. 31, 2015 13
Slide 14: Total Solution Provider across the Biopharma Process Chain
Total Solution Provider across the Biopharma Process Chain Process development Production Cell Culture Media Fermentation Cell Harvesting Buffer|Preparation Purification Services 14
Slide 15: Leading Market Positions Worldwide
Leading Market Positions Worldwide Filtration TOP 3 Fluid Management #1 Fermentation #1 > 85 % of sales revenue generated from TOP 1-3 positions 15
Slide 16: Agenda
Agenda 01 Sartorius in Brief 02 Bioprocess Solutions 03 Lab Products & Services 04 Sartorius 2020 05 Appendix 16
Slide 17: Research Labs Need Intelligent Lab Instruments
Research Labs Need Intelligent Lab Instruments Assistance systems reduce user errors Laboratory data are processed automatically Ergonomic design minimizes physical strain 17
Slide 18: Quality Assurance Labs Accompany every Step of Food and Pharma Production
Quality Assurance Labs Accompany every Step of Food and Pharma Production Sample collection Quality assurance Clearance Documentation 18
Slide 19: These Products and Services are Must-Haves in Any Laboratory
These Products and Services are Must-Haves in Any Laboratory 40% of sales revenue 60% of sales revenue Lab Instruments Consumables Services Balances Syringe Filters Installation Pipettes Microbiological Test Kits Servicing | Repair Lab Water Systems Pipette Tips Qualification (IQ/O
Slide 20: Customers
Expansion of Direct Sales including eBusiness Pharma | Biotech Lab Distributors Sales Channels Customers focus Academia Direct Sales expand Clin. Diagnostics | Chemicals eBusiness build up Food & Beverage 20
Slide 21: Leading Market Positions Worldwide
Leading Market Positions Worldwide Lab Balances #2 Pipettes #4 Consumables #3 Lab Water Systems #4 Average global market share > 10% Significant growth potential, especially in USA and Asia 21
Slide 22: Agenda
Agenda 01 Sartorius in Brief 02 Bioprocess Solutions 03 Lab Products & Services 04 Sartorius 2020 05 Appendix 22
Slide 23: Profitable Growth in Past 10 Years
Profitable Growth in Past 10 Years 1,114.8 40 35 887.3 891.2 845.7 30 733.1 659.3 25 622.7 611.6 602.1 23.6 521.1 20 484.3 21.0 19.0 19.5 18.6 16.7 15 15.3 13.7 14.1 12.8 13.1 10 5 0 2 3 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Sales revenue € in mn. Underlying EBITDA margin1 1 Underly
Slide 24: Ambitious Growth Targets Up to 2020
Ambitious Growth Targets Up to 2020 Strategic Initiatives 2020 Targets Regional North America: Gain market share Asia | esp. China: Leverage strong market growth ~€ 2 bn.1 Sales Revenue Portfolio ~3/4 ~1/4 Expansion through alliances and acquisitions Organic Acquisitions Own product developm
Slide 25: Gain Market Share in North America; Leverage Strong Market Growth in Asia
Regional Gain Market Share in North America; Leverage Strong Market Growth in Asia ~ 17% ~ 13% CAGR1 Americas Sales share2 CAGR1 Asia | Pacific Americas 34% ~€1.1 bn. 21% Asia | Pacific North America - the largest market Asia - the strongest-growing for biopharma and lab products pharma and lab mark
Slide 26: Complementary Alliances & Acquisitions Add to Growth
Portfolio Complementary Alliances & Acquisitions Add to Growth Umetrics ABER Cellca BD BlueSens BioOutsource Metroglas Lonza Cell Culture Media Südpack Medica Wave Biotech ATMI Life Sciences Biohit Liquid Handling NIR Online c-LEcta Toha Plast TAP Biosystems LevTech Omnimark Bosch Packaging ProMetic
Slide 27: Further Expansion of Bioprocess Portfolio
Portfolio Further Expansion of Bioprocess Portfolio Process development Production Small-scale single-use bioreactors Q4 2013 Cell culture media Q1 2013 Single-use technology Support of process for sampling development Q3 2015 Q2 2014 Testing in biosafety and bioanalytics Q2 2015 27
Slide 28: Alliances Speed up Innovation
Portfolio Alliances Speed up Innovation Single-use sensors for biomass measurement Sensors for oxygen and carbon dioxide measurement Ready-to-use, prefilled media products for microbiological applications Single-use sensors for flow rate measurement 28
Slide 29: New Products
Portfolio New Products Syringeless One-step Filters Innovative Operating Concepts Simple, multiplexing sample preparation Fast and reliable results New PE Film for Single-use Bags Single-use Clarification System Improved cell growth High flow rates, flexible scalability 29
Slide 30: Strong R&D in Core Technologies
Portfolio Strong R&D in Core Technologies Technologies Membranes, non-wovens Plastics processing: Injection molding, extrusion, welding|gluing Sensors, automation & control Bioanalytics & cell biology Process analytics Mechatronics Applications Biotechnology and biopharma Quality ass
Slide 31: Investments into Infrastructure Foster Profitable Growth
Infrastructure Investments into Infrastructure Foster Profitable Growth Capex ratio 9.1 10.1 ~ 10 8.8 Konzern 7.1 7.7 3.7 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 20161 Capacity expansion at international sites Extension and harmonization of IT infrastructure 1 Estimated 31
Slide 32: New Sartorius Campus to Further Boost Innovative Strength and Efficiency
Infrastructure New Sartorius Campus to Further Boost Innovative Strength and Efficiency Consolidation of the two major Goettingen sites into one site ~€500 million investment program extending up to 2020 Further expansion of filter, membrane and lab instrument production capacity Building to
Slide 33: Agenda
Agenda 01 Sartorius in Brief 02 Bioprocess Solutions 03 Lab Products & Services 04 Sartorius 2020 05 Appendix 33
Slide 34: Expansion in Stages of Sartorius Campus
Infrastructure Expansion in Stages of Sartorius Campus Membrane Membrane Marketing| Lab Instruments R&D production casting machine Cafeteria Manufacturing - 2016 - - under construction - Bioprocess Solutions Receiving Facility Main Entrance| Manufacturing College area Mgmt. Administration - under co
Slide 35: Next Steps
Infrastructure Next Steps Lab Instruments Manufacturing Main Entrance | Administration Marketing | Cafeteria 35
Slide 36: Portfolio Bioprocess Solutions
Portfolio Bioprocess Solutions Filtration Purification 36
Slide 37: Portfolio Bioprocess Solutions
Portfolio Bioprocess Solutions Fluid Management Fermentation & Cell Culture Media 37
Slide 38: Portfolio Lab Products & Services
Portfolio Lab Products & Services Lab Balances Pipettes 38
Slide 39: Portfolio Lab Products & Services
Portfolio Lab Products & Services Lab Water Systems Further Lab Instruments 39
Slide 40: Portfolio Lab Products & Services
Portfolio Lab Products & Services Lab Filtration Microbiological Quality Control 40
Slide 41: Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers 41
Slide 42: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation contains statements concerning Sartorius Groups’ future performance. These statements are based on assumptions and estimates. Although we are convinced that these forward-looking statements are realistic, we cannot guarantee that they will actually materialize. This is b