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Finning International — Investor Day (September 2023)

70 slides from Finning International's investor day presentation, Sep 26, 2023

  1. Slide 1: Finning Investor Day

    Finning Investor Day Antofagasta, Chile September 26, 2023

  2. Slide 2: Investor Day Agenda

    Investor Day Agenda Chile Standard Time (1 hour ahead of Eastern Standard Time) 8:30 Our Compelling Business and Priorities Kevin Parkes President & CEO 8:50 South America Juan Pablo Amar President, Finning South America 9:30 Break – 10 min 9:40 UK & Ireland Tim Ferwerda Managing Director, Finning U

  3. Slide 3: Our Compelling Business and Priorities

    Our Compelling Business and Priorities Kevin Parkes President and CEO INVESTOR DAY | September 26, 2023

  4. Slide 4: Our Compelling Business – Focused on Long-Term Product Support Growth

    Our Compelling Business – Focused on Long-Term Product Support Growth  Supporting Caterpillar in highly attractive territories Largest Caterpillar  Operational focused management team Dealer  Employees highly focused on safety and customer service 2021 Investor Day Plan  This team has a track re

  5. Slide 5: Largest Caterpillar Dealer in Highly Attractive Territories

    Largest Caterpillar Dealer in Highly Attractive Territories  Largest Caterpillar dealer Canada South America UK & Ireland Safety Culture  LTM Q2 2023 net revenue (1)(2) of $9.2B Significant Incident Bolivia Frequency (SIF)  ‘Servicing what we sell’ for 90 years NU YT 60% NWT  Diversified by geog

  6. Slide 6: Operational Focused Executive Team

    Operational Focused Executive Team Kevin Parkes Employee Share President & CEO Purchase Plan Appointed November 2022 22 Years with Finning $125M Finning shares owned by employees (1) 3 million shares or >2% of shares outstanding Juan Pablo Amar David Primrose Tim Ferwerda President, Finning South Am

  7. Slide 7: 2021 Investor Day Plan Significantly Exceeded

    2021 Investor Day Plan Significantly Exceeded Drive Product Support Reduce Costs Reinvest to Compound Product Support Revenue CAGR SG&A as % of Net Revenue (1) Reinvestment 5-9% (2021 base) 17% (mid-cycle) $250M annual 21% 17.3% $630M CAGR (LTM Q2 2021 - LTM Q2 2023) LTM Q2 2023 Share buybacks and a

  8. Slide 8: Strong Operational Execution Has Transformed Our Earnings Capacity

    Strong Operational Execution Has Transformed Our Earnings Capacity Key Metrics 2018 2021 LTM Q2 2023 Product Support Revenue $3,632M $3,727M $5,207M Product Support Revenue Mix(1)(2) 52% 56% 57% SG&A as a % of Net Revenue 19.0% 18.9% 17.3% Weighted Avg. Shares O/S 168M 161M 151M Adjusted EPS(2) $1.6

  9. Slide 9: Optimally Positioned to Benefit from Key Megatrends

    Optimally Positioned to Benefit from Key Megatrends Megatrends Mine the Minerals Build the Infrastructure Power Resilience Energy Transition Extraction of critical minerals such Significant investment in resilient Growth in electric power as copper and lithium infrastructure including generation and

  10. Slide 10: Diversified Portfolio - Regional Themes

    Diversified Portfolio - Regional Themes (1) South America UK & Ireland Western Canada Mobilizing Resilient | Agile Steady Growth Electrification driving demand for Investment in infrastructure From pipeline construction to copper, lithium, and infrastructure and electric power generation disciplined

  11. Slide 11: Go-Forward Strategic Priorities

    Go-Forward Strategic Priorities Our people are our biggest Fostering a safe, secure, and Empowering our people to competitive advantage prosperous place to work build customer loyalty Drive Product Support Full Cycle Resilience Sustainable Growth Continued profitable growth Earnings consistency Targ

  12. Slide 12: Installed Equipment Base with Ongoing Value Throughout the Asset Lifecycle

    Installed Equipment Base with Ongoing Value Throughout the Asset Lifecycle New Population/Full Machine Rebuild “ We service what we sell “  New sale  New lease Earl B. Finning  Rental Product Support  Rebuilt as new Product Support Installed Equipment Base with CVA with CVA active units at June

  13. Slide 13: Strong Alignment with Caterpillar to Continue Driving Product Support Growth

    Strong Alignment with Caterpillar to Continue Driving Product Support Growth Growing rebuilds and maximizing STRONG Customer Value Agreements across Double ME&T (1) ALIGNMENT all market segments Services Revenues from 2016 to 2026 Finning’s Strong Value Proposition to Meet Customers’ Product Support

  14. Slide 14: Product Support Growth Profile Over Time

    Product Support Growth Profile Over Time Stable, Resilient, and Growing Product Support Revenue Stream Key Drivers Total Product Support Revenue  Aftermarket share growth across all sectors  Expanding and maturing equipment population with 2016 – LTM Q2 2023 7 CAGR % high utilization  CVA penetra

  15. Slide 15: Full Cycle Resilience – Earnings Consistency

    Full Cycle Resilience – Earnings Consistency Continuous Improvement Initiatives(1) Cost Flexibility | Contracted Revenue | Resilient Segments Mid-Cycle SG&A as % of Cost and Capital Model  Continue lowering fixed overhead costs Net Revenue 2019 - 2022  Greater penetration of product support contra

  16. Slide 16: Sustainable Growth – Targeted Addressable Market Growth

    Sustainable Growth – Targeted Addressable Market Growth (1) Used Rental Power  Increasing participation in used  Increasing rental penetration with  Standby power (e.g., data centres) equipment market from “the core out” initial focus on Canada  Short-term capacity power for peak  Expanding sou

  17. Slide 17: Sustainability at Finning

    Sustainability at Finning Electricity from Renewable Sources Source Clean Energy Carbon-free power supply by 2025+ for 50% of power needs 21% Working with Caterpillar and customers to support the adoption of autonomous and/or of Alberta operations (1) 2022, up 10 percentage electric or hydrogen powe

  18. Slide 18: South America – Premium Business with Near and Long-Term Growth

    South America – Premium Business with Near and Long-Term Growth Finning South America Highlights Adjusted ROIC  Strong operational management team 26.4% 24.5%  Large installed equipment base 20.3%  Healthy and growing customers  Strong technology platform 12.2% 12.9% 10.5%  Excellent track reco

  19. Slide 19: Key Takeaways

    Key Takeaways Product Support Full Cycle Resilience Sustainable Growth Largest driver of value and source Disciplined execution with Building capabilities to drive of continued earnings growth added focus on capital velocity growth from the core out Premium Business | Mobilizing Resilient | Agile La

  20. Slide 20: South America

    South America Juan Pablo Amar President, Finning South America INVESTOR DAY | September 26, 2023

  21. Slide 21: South America – Overview

    South America – Overview Juan Pablo Amar – President, Finning South America Business Overview  Joined Finning in 1992 Joined Finning  Operating in Chile, Argentina and Bolivia, with a shared Net revenue services center in Uruguay Q2 2023 LTM  Has held numerous positions across different areas and

  22. Slide 22: Extensive Capabilities and On-Site Presence Across Chile

    Extensive Capabilities and On-Site Presence Across Chile   CRC(1) PDC (1) & Truck Shop IKC / FIT (1)  Antofagasta La Negra Antofagasta  10 North  9  Mining Power Selected Mine Sites Central  Codelco  Codelco  BHP  Glencore 9 Codelco Chuquicamata Radomiro Tomic Spence Lomas Bayas Gabriela

  23. Slide 23: Antofagasta Master Plan Development – Increasing Capacity and Efficiency

    Antofagasta Master Plan Development – Increasing Capacity and Efficiency Key Master Plan Steps – Self-Funded With Net Proceeds(1) La Negra New Service Shops Consolidate Antofagasta  Shift service functions to La Negra Branch  Move retail sales to CRC location Operations Sell  Branch sale in progr

  24. Slide 24: South America – Mobilizing for Growth

    South America – Mobilizing for Growth Strong demand for copper & Chile Global lithium with significant long- Electrification term upside Moderated mining royalty framework approved Strategic wins and opportunities for Mining market share gains with electric Decarbonization drive trucks and associate

  25. Slide 25: Operating Environment – Improving Clarity and Confidence in Chile

    Operating Environment – Improving Clarity and Confidence in Chile Chile Mining Royalties Chile Constitution  Chile’s Senate/Congress passed the proposed mining  New Constitutional Council elected in May 2023 with royalty in May 2023 broader representation  Presidential approval in August 2023  F

  26. Slide 26: Lithium Development – Additional Growth Potential

    Lithium Development – Additional Growth Potential Lithium Triangle Global Lithium Overview (1) Significant Growth Potential (2) Global Lithium 65% 48% Demand Growth 2021 to 2030 ~ 8x 5% 21% Chile Lithium 30% 20% Production Growth 2021 to 2030 2 -3x 11% 49% Production Resources Argentina Lithium Chil

  27. Slide 27: Industrial Activity Improving – Supporting Growth Beyond Mining

    Industrial Activity Improving – Supporting Growth Beyond Mining Chile Infrastructure Spending Regional Data Center Outlook “ Further consolidations are expected… in countries such as Brazil, Chile and Mexico, due to demand driven by hybrid cloud “ adoption, requiring large processing and storage cap

  28. Slide 28: Significant Growth in Copper Demand – Key Regional Growth Driver

    Significant Growth in Copper Demand – Key Regional Growth Driver Growing Demand Supply Gap (1) Chilean Copper Mining Trends (2) Chile Copper Production Profile (3) 2008 – 2022 7.1 ~ 25% ~ 44% Ore Grade Volume Mined % Decrease % Increase Selected Proposed Regional Future Projects (4) kT CuEq Annual I

  29. Slide 29: Illustrative Greenfield Mine – Poised to Capture Growth

    Illustrative Greenfield Mine – Poised to Capture Growth Mine Life-Cycle Mine Development Over Time Results In… Early Closure Works Increased number of Increased intensity of Lower ore grades units required equipment utilization Production Product Support Growth Opportunities 7yr Avg Parts # Units Re

  30. Slide 30: Product Support – Mining Growth Drivers

    Product Support – Mining Growth Drivers Chile Industry Mined Volumes (1) Caterpillar Mining Equipment Population in South America Metrics 2008 2022 Equipment Type # of Active Units Average Age As at June 30, 2023 Years Total Volumes Million Tonnes 878 1,262 Ultra Class Mined Ore Trucks ~250 11 Grade

  31. Slide 31: Mining Electrification and Autonomy – Strong Competitive Position

    Mining Electrification and Autonomy – Strong Competitive Position Recent BHP deal is the largest award in Finning’s history and expands CAT mining equipment population and market share Step-function improvement in BHP’s operational excellence ESCONDIDA  Increased material-moving capacity (2) CAT 79

  32. Slide 32: Growing Product Support Across All Industries

    Growing Product Support Across All Industries (1) Customer Value Agreements Rebuilds Equipment Population Expansion  Ramping up fulfilment of CVA contracts  Deepening number of standard rebuild  Truck wins in mining include BHP, Teck, Codelco, secured since 2021 models in construction Lundin  Le

  33. Slide 33: Product Support Revenue Growth Continues

    Product Support Revenue Growth Continues (1) South America Product Support Revenue (US$) Future Growth Drivers  Continued increase in installed equipment base CAGR  Electric drive truck market share 6% >8% 2016 – LTM Q2 2023 gains  Increase in mined volumes and CAGR production  Continued contrac

  34. Slide 34: Full Cycle Resilience – Velocity Opportunities in Focus

    Full Cycle Resilience – Velocity Opportunities in Focus (1) Lead Time Reduction Warehouse Automation Component Repair Optimization Inbound lead time reduction from Miami Automation technology implementation Integrated Business Planning improvements to Chile and Argentina: distribution model at Antof

  35. Slide 35: South America - Key Takeaways

    South America - Key Takeaways (1) Product Support Full Cycle Resilience Sustainable Growth Poised to capture aftermarket Continue disciplined execution Helping mining customers opportunities in all sectors as with added focus on driving meet their long-term the region mobilizes for growth invested c

  36. Slide 36: UK & Ireland

    UK & Ireland Tim Ferwerda Managing Director, Finning UK&I INVESTOR DAY | September 26, 2023

  37. Slide 37: UK and Ireland – Overview

    UK and Ireland – Overview Tim Ferwerda – Managing Director Finning UK & Ireland Business Overview  Joined Finning in 2016 as Director of Sales, Marketing Joined Finning  Highly diversified customer and revenue base with a strong and and Distribution differentiated power systems business Net Revenu

  38. Slide 38: UK and Ireland – Resilient and Agile

    UK and Ireland – Resilient and Agile (1) Infrastructure Investment (2) The UK government Robust quarrying and aggregates Infrastructure has significant investments planned in infrastructure and £650B industry, buoyed by demand from key projects, such as HS2, with energy transition By 2031 significan

  39. Slide 39: Growing Product Support Across All Industries

    Growing Product Support Across All Industries Customer Value Agreements Rebuilds Equipment Population & Market Expansion  CVAs establish a post-sale relationship  Compelling proposition, offering both  Addressable market growth through expanded asset with customers, driving incremental sales econ

  40. Slide 40: Product Support Revenue Growth Continues

    Product Support Revenue Growth Continues (1) UK & Ireland Product Support Revenue (£) Future Growth Drivers  Extend CVA duration, value and coverage in high opportunity segments  Expand range of rebuild models, options and CAGR 8% customer coverage 2016 – LTM Q2 2023 >6%  Continued growth of inst

  41. Slide 41: Full Cycle Resilience – Agile and Efficient Operations Drive Invested Capital Turns

    Full Cycle Resilience – Agile and Efficient Operations Drive Invested Capital Turns (1) Lean Operating Model Productive & Engaged Workforce Digitally Enabled Business Drive efficiencies and velocity through RRR network, Workforce enablement and remote service capabilities Existing customers spend up

  42. Slide 42: Sustainable Growth – Power Systems Underpinned by Strong Market & Capabilities

    Sustainable Growth – Power Systems Underpinned by Strong Market & Capabilities Electric Power Generation Data Centers UK Electricity UK and Ireland Demand Increase (1) Data Center up to Capacity Growth (2) 50% 5.5% By 2035 Through to 2030  Opportunities driven by electrification megatrend  Cloud s

  43. Slide 43: UK & Ireland – Key Takeaways

    UK & Ireland – Key Takeaways (1) Product Support Full Cycle Resilience Sustainable Growth Continued momentum on CVAs Finning’s leader in SG&A efficiency  Global leader in power supporting and rebuilds whilst growing the and invested capital velocity; growth in Canada and Chile addressable market sh

  44. Slide 44: Canada

    Canada David Primrose President, Finning Canada INVESTOR DAY | September 26, 2023

  45. Slide 45: Canada – Overview

    Canada – Overview David Primrose – President Finning Canada Business Overview  Joined Finning in 1988 and has held numerous positions Joined Finning  Operating in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Net revenue across Operations, Finance, Supply Chain and Human Yukon, the Northwest Territorie

  46. Slide 46: Canada – Steady Growth

    Canada – Steady Growth Federal Healthy and disciplined customers are Energy Sector steadily increasing re-investment levels, and Strength refreshing and rebuilding equipment fleet $180B Committed infrastructure spend (2016-2028), with energy transition focus (1) Major infrastructure projects are Inf

  47. Slide 47: Canadian Energy Companies – New Era of Disciplined Growth

    Canadian Energy Companies – New Era of Disciplined Growth Indexed Oil Sands Industry: EBIT & Capex (1) 1,000 800 600 Index FY2009 = 100 400 200 -- (200) FY2009 FY2010 FY2011 FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017 FY2018 FY2019 FY2020 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 E FY2024 E Capex Index (FY2009 = 100) EBIT

  48. Slide 48: Pipeline Construction Completion Leads to Steady Production Growth

    Pipeline Construction Completion Leads to Steady Production Growth Completion of Significant Growing Oil Sands Mined Volume (MT)(2) Oil Export Infrastructure 898 942 “ Canada’s oil supply growth CAGR of 3% from 2022-27 to 5.6 Oil +590 kbbl/d 882 863 million bbl/d broadly mirrors that of the oil Tran

  49. Slide 49: Product Support – Great Products and Population

    Product Support – Great Products and Population Oil Sands Mined Volumes (1) Caterpillar Mining Equipment Population in Western Canada Metrics 2018 2022 Equipment Type # of Active Units Average Age As at June 30, 2023 Years Total Volumes (Million Tonnes) 830 942 Ultra Class Trucks ~405 11.5 797, 794A

  50. Slide 50: Growing Product Support Across All Industries

    Growing Product Support Across All Industries Customer Value Agreements Rebuilds Equipment Population Expansion  Construction CVAs are capturing a  Deepening number of standard rebuild  ~25% growth in mining population from 2018 broader scope and expanding our models in construction; >90% of our

  51. Slide 51: Product Support Revenue Growth Continues

    Product Support Revenue Growth Continues (1) Canada Product Support Revenue Future Growth Drivers  Expected 2x large rebuilds by 2025 from 2023 levels CAGR 9%  Construction equipment market share at 2016 – LTM Q2 2023 >6% 10 year high CAGR  Growing oil & gas capital re-investment by customers  E

  52. Slide 52: Full Cycle Resilience – Agile and Efficient Operations Drive Invested Capital Turns

    Full Cycle Resilience – Agile and Efficient Operations Drive Invested Capital Turns (1) Maturing RRR Network Centralized Edmonton Warehouse New Equipment Preparation Product support revenue per sq. ft. and Lines shipped per day far in excess of Modelling UK approach to reduce labour flexibility cont

  53. Slide 53: Sustainable Growth Through Expanded Rental Services Offering

    Sustainable Growth Through Expanded Rental Services Offering (1) Capture the Rental Megatrend Leverage Our Core Grow the Business  Customers require flexible growth options Our strategy aligns Caterpillar construction  We see a scalable opportunity to grow and access to specialty equipment with sp

  54. Slide 54: Canada – Key Takeaways

    Canada – Key Takeaways (1) Product Support Full Cycle Resilience Sustainable Growth Dedicated focus on product Velocity and productivity gains to Canada is the largest opportunity support including doubling drive working capital efficiency for sustainable growth in each of our rebuilds rental, used,

  55. Slide 55: Global Used Equipment

    Global Used Equipment Kieran Holm EVP Used Equipment INVESTOR DAY | September 26, 2023

  56. Slide 56: Global Used Equipment – Overview

    Global Used Equipment – Overview Kieran Holm – EVP, Global Used Equipment Largest Caterpillar Dealer Advantage  Joined Finning in 2022 with 17 years of experience in the used  Strong brand recognition and sales penetration in all market sectors equipment industry in Canada, the United States, and

  57. Slide 57: Retail and Wholesale Channels Dominate

    Retail and Wholesale Channels Dominate Global Used Equipment Market Growing Internal Capabilities and Identified Near-Term Opportunities Dealer | Retail  Significantly enhanced our internal used capabilities since 2021 44%  Added 4 senior leaders with extensive international used equipment industr

  58. Slide 58: Immediate Used Equipment Opportunities with Attractive ROIC

    Immediate Used Equipment Opportunities with Attractive ROIC (1) Enhanced Rental Roll-Out & Trade-in Performance Retail Consignment Growth  Used equipment partnership with in-house teams and  Enhancing sourcing capabilities to target consignment that customers would normally flow to other channels

  59. Slide 59: Delivering Value Over Asset Lifecycle – Built to be Rebuilt

    Delivering Value Over Asset Lifecycle – Built to be Rebuilt Annual Product 1 Mining Spotlight Support Opportunity in Canada (1) New Population | UE team sources 793s from a Full Machine Rebuild customer in Chile, which are $100 -150M Product Support  New Sale  New Lease Product Support rebuilt and

  60. Slide 60: Global Used Equipment – Key Takeaways

    Global Used Equipment – Key Takeaways (1) Product Support Full Cycle Resilience Sustainable Growth In territory used equipment Our global dealership footprint, Improve rental roll-out and trade- opportunities align with our customer connectivity, facilities, in performance, increase rebuilds, produc

  61. Slide 61: Financial Summary

    Financial Summary Greg Palaschuk EVP and CFO INVESTOR DAY | September 26, 2023

  62. Slide 62: Go-Forward Strategic Priorities

    Go-Forward Strategic Priorities Our people are our biggest Fostering a safe, secure, and Empowering our people to competitive advantage prosperous place to work build customer loyalty Drive Product Support Full Cycle Resilience Sustainable Growth Continued profitable growth Earnings consistency Targ

  63. Slide 63: Drive Product Support – Our Growth Momentum Continues

    Drive Product Support – Our Growth Momentum Continues (1) Stable, Resilient, and Growing Product Support Revenue Stream Growth Across All Regions and Sectors  South America – growing and maturing installed equipment base with additional product support CAGR 7% 2016 – LTM Q2 2023 >7% contracts  UK

  64. Slide 64: Full Cycle Resilience – Invested Capital Improvements by 2025

    Full Cycle Resilience – Invested Capital Improvements by 2025 (1) Invested Capital Improvement Plans Invested Capital Base  Low ROIC activities Strong Returns Exit | Optimization  Minority equity positions >$125M  Pension optimization  South America master plan Real Estate Sales  Canada long-te

  65. Slide 65: Capital Allocation Priorities and Sustainable Growth

    Capital Allocation Priorities and Sustainable Growth (1)  Allocate capital to maximize the Return on  Above WACC(2) returns with double digit ROIC within 2 years Philosophy discounted cash flow per share Growth  Upside cases that can achieve ROIC on a 3+ year basis of our long-term business plan

  66. Slide 66: Return on Invested Capital Overview

    Return on Invested Capital Overview Adjusted ROIC Consolidated Canada South America UK and Ireland 26.4% 20.2% 20.2% 16.2% 14.2% 15.9% 13.5% 12.2% 2018 2023 2018 2023 2018 2023 2018 2023 Q2 LTM Q2 LTM Q2 LTM Q2 LTM Adj. EBIT % of Net Revenue 6.4% 9.8% 7.9% 10.9% 6.6% 11.8% 4.4% 5.4% Invested Capital

  67. Slide 67: Our Clear Path to Sustainable Value Creation

    Our Clear Path to Sustainable Value Creation (1) Product Support Full Cycle Resilience Sustainable Growth Largest driver of value and source Disciplined execution with Building capabilities to drive of continued earnings growth added focus on capital velocity growth from the core out Product Support

  68. Slide 68: Disclosures

    Disclosures Forward-looking information This presentation contains certain “forward-looking information” within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation, including information about: our regional themes and market outlook including on slides 10, 24, 38 and 46; our increase in instal

  69. Slide 69: Disclosures

    Disclosures Forward-looking information (continued) momentum (based on assumptions that we will be able to continue to source and hire technicians, build capabilities and capacity, improve workshop efficiencies and build customer loyalty); commodity prices, and interest and foreign exchange rates; s

  70. Slide 70: Slide Notes

    Slide Notes Slide 26 – Lithium Development – Additional Growth Potential Slide 28 – Significant Growth in Copper Demand – A Key Regional (1) U.S. Geological Survey - Mineral Commodity Summaries – Lithium, Jan 2022 Growth Driver (2) Vantaz August 2023 proprietary report, IEA Lithium production, 2021,

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