Filtronic Plc · LSE:FTC

Filtronic — FY2020 Earnings Presentation

39 slides from Filtronic's earnings presentation, August 2020

  1. Slide 1: Investor Presentation: Preliminary Results FY2020

    Investor Presentation Preliminary Results FY2020

  2. Slide 2: Contents

    Contents 1. Executive Summary 2. Financial Results 3. Outlook FY2021 4. Continuing Business 5. Markets and Positioning 2

  3. Slide 3: 1. Executive Summary

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  4. Slide 4: Key H2 & FY2020 Highlights

    Key H2 & FY2020 Highlights Filtronic plc is a designer and manufacturer of advanced RF communications products supplying a number of market sectors, including mobile telecommunications infrastructure, defence & aerospace and public safety. • Decoupling from the disposed Telecoms Antenna business com

  5. Slide 5: 2. Financial Results

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  6. Slide 6: Profit and Loss Statement – continuing operations

    Profit and Loss Statement – continuing operations FY2020 FY2019 • Group revenue £17.2m (2019: £15.9m). Year to 31 May 20 Year to 31 May 19  Sales revenue increase of 8% ‐ XHaul product growth replacing legacy filter Audited Audited product sales. £’000 £’000  Half‐on‐half growth from core programm

  7. Slide 7: Balance Sheet

    Balance Sheet FY2020 FY2019 Right of use assets ‐ £2.7m (2019: £nil) Year to 31 May 20 Year to 31 May 19 property leases (£1.1m) Audited Audited  plant and machinery (£1.6m) purchased under £'000 £'000 asset finance to increase capacity and capability Goodwill and other intangibles 1,847 1,247 at

  8. Slide 8: Cash Flow Statement

    Cash Flow Statement FY2020 FY2019 Cash Position and Cashflows Year to 31 May 20 Year to 31 May 2019 • Cash outflow from operating activities £2.6m (2019: £0.0m outflow). Audited Audited  Discontinued operation loss‐making. £’000 £’000  Exceptional items to dispose of FTAO and restructure. Net cash

  9. Slide 9: 3. Outlook for FY2021

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  10. Slide 10: Covid-19 Impacts continue into FY2021

    Covid‐19 Impacts continue into FY2021 • Opening Order Book (“OOB”) comparable with FY2020 OOB. • Production programmes re‐mapped to optimise resource use across Q1 FY2021. • 23 manufacturing related staff furloughed in June 2020 for an anticipated 12 weeks. • US manufacturing employee salaries cover

  11. Slide 11: Covid-19 Liquidity and Going Concern

    Covid‐19 Liquidity and Going Concern Business forecasts and stress testing  Three‐year modelling including severe downside stress test – models an average 36% drop in revenue in FY2021 and demand recovery to no more than 75% against base case thereafter. ◦ Severe downside test went significantly fu

  12. Slide 12: Momentum Rebuilding

    Momentum Rebuilding • £4.9m Defence order received in June 2020 to cover two year supply. • New Defence project NRE order received in July 2020. • Lead public safety customer has advised that our recently launched TTA product is now specified in their new project proposals ‐ First orders expected in

  13. Slide 13: Market Landscape Reshaping

    Market Landscape Reshaping • Decision to remove Huawei from the UK’s 5G networks does not provide an immediate uplift but does open up new business potential – We are engaged in various government “encouraged” initiatives to develop secure sovereign capabilities in our markets. • The UK government’s

  14. Slide 14: Key Foreseeable Risks – Covid-19 Remains #1

    Key Foreseeable Risks – Covid‐19 Remains #1 Risk Mitigation Second Covid‐19 Lockdown We believe we can manage a second lockdown as we did the first Covid‐19 out‐break within our operations We have adequate internal protective measures and disciplines to minimise the risk, but we have standby arrange

  15. Slide 15: New CEO – Richard Gibbs – Joins 1 September 2020

    New CEO – Richard Gibbs – Joins 1 September 2020 During a 37‐year career in the Electronics Industry Richard has accumulated extensive experience in all aspects of the Semiconductor Market including foundry services, ASIC design, wafer & die services, and semiconductor product development in both Ga

  16. Slide 16: 4. Continuing Business Activities

    4. Continuing Business Activities

  17. Slide 17: Continuing Business – 3 Broadly Equivalent Revenue Streams

    Continuing Business – 3 Broadly Equivalent Revenue Streams • 3 Key Revenue Streams: Public Safety, mmWave (XHaul), Defence & Aerospace • Each based around a strategic customer with whom we have long standing relationships • Each with a foreseeable runway of revenue projecting at least 2‐3 years ahea

  18. Slide 18: Objectives & Strategy

    Objectives & Strategy Filtronic’s objective is to grow profitably and to achieve this by being an embedded partner to our customers for technically advanced Radio Frequency (RF) components and sub‐systems on “long tail” projects of strategic value to our clients. We will focus on markets and applica

  19. Slide 19: Organisational overview

    Organisational overview Our locations are: • Leeds, UK – Head office and engineering. • Sedgefield, UK – mmWave engineering, manufacturing, sales and central services. • Salisbury, MD, USA – Sales, repair and service and public safety manufacturing. Our Objectives are: • To exceed expectations Our b

  20. Slide 20: 5. Markets, Applications and Positioning

    5. Markets, Applications and Positioning

  21. Slide 21: Applications

    Applications Filtronic serves challenging, growing markets that require technically innovative, high quality, robust products that are often required to work in harsh environments and to demanding specifications. Core applications: • 5G mmWave (X‐Haul). • Public safety. • Defence and aerospace. Pote

  22. Slide 22: Market Based Solutions

    Wireless Communication Market Solutions Markets To Serve Market Based Solutions Aviation & Airborne Land Comms Maritime Comms Oil and Gas Transportation Market Challenges 1. Different agencies and organizations are expected to communicate / collaborate with each other across disparate networks 2. En

  23. Slide 23: 5G Backhaul – The Market

    5G Backhaul – The Market • Backhaul represents the various connection stages between the edge of network, remote radio heads and the core fibre network. • Approximately 65% of backhaul connections (excl. China, Japan and South Korea) are sub 23GHz wireless. • 5G deployment is leading to a significan

  24. Slide 24: mmWave Converging Wireless Networks

    mmWave Converging Wireless Networks

  25. Slide 25: An Evolving Market

    An Evolving Market • According to the GSMA, Global mobile data usage will grow five‐fold by 2024, spurred by increased smartphone adoption and availability of affordable high‐speed networks.  Demand for many types of connection will not correspond to major population centres and terrestrial network

  26. Slide 26: Potential Points of Play for Filtronic mmW Transceivers

    Potential “Points of Play” for Filtronic mmW Transceivers Converged Network Inter‐Sat Sat F F Sat‐HAP Backhaul HAP Inter‐HAP F M‐PM Base Station HAP Rural BS Ultra Rural Sat Feeder HAP Backhaul Backhaul F F F F PtP IOT Backhaul F Backhaul Ultra Rural HAP Feeder Cell Sites 26

  27. Slide 27: Terrestrial Network Points of Play

    Terrestrial Network Points of Play F F F F F Core network F F F RU = Radio Unit DU = Distributed Unit CU = Centralised Unit X‐Haul (Backhaul/Midhaul/Fronthaul) 27

  28. Slide 28: mmWave Evolution for 4.5G & 5G X-Haul: W-band / D-band

    mmWave Evolution for 4.5G & 5G X‐Haul: W‐band / D‐band • E‐band solutions (71‐76GHz / 81‐86GHz) are now common‐place addressing requirements up to 10Gbps (20Gbps dual channel) • Significantly more spectrum is essential for medium to longer term X‐Haul requirements to provide densification • Frequenc

  29. Slide 29: mmWave XHaul Market Growth

    mmWave XHaul Market Growth “To keep up with capacity demands, mobile operators are dependent on access to more spectrum across a multitude of bands. For example, the number of base stations using frequencies between 41 GHz and 100 GHz is expected to grow by almost 150%” Source: GSMA Source: Ericsson

  30. Slide 30: Trackside – Train E-band Use Case

    Trackside – Train E‐band Use Case • Fit E‐band (70/80GHz) radios at front and rear of train (employing Filtronic E‐ band transceivers) • Mount 2 x E‐band radios on each mast (electric pylon) facing in opposite directions along the rail track • Install 10GE switches at each radio pair node to connect

  31. Slide 31: Core Technology Platforms

    Core Technology Platforms High power mmWave Transceiver & Converter Modules • High power, low latency E‐band radios for High Frequency Trading Networks • Long range point to point links for connection to off‐shore Oil & Gas facilities • Long range point to point links to unmanned surface vehicles •

  32. Slide 32: Public Safety Communications

    Public Safety Communications

  33. Slide 33: Public Safety Comms Networks w/FirstNet

    Public Safety Comms Networks w/FirstNet™

  34. Slide 34: Anatomy of a P25 Network

    Anatomy of a P25 Network Active Filtronic Business Telephone Targeted Filtronic Business Gateway Remote P25 Console Access Gateway Site Dispatcher Linking Data Gateway PSAP Mgmt Config ANTENNA Remote Site Trunking Controller Master Site Portable Wide Area Radios Network VEHICLE AVL VEHICLE TTA GPS R

  35. Slide 35: LMR Marketplace - USA

    LMR Marketplace ‐ USA Market Share Est. Market Estimates 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 2019 2020 2021 2022 Motorola Harris Tait JVC Kenwood Rev $B ‐ Lo Rev $B ‐ Hi 35

  36. Slide 36: Public Safety Comms Landscape

    Public Safety Comms Landscape Industry Standard Association of Public Safety The European Telecommunications ETSI, Digital Mobile Radio (“DMR”) Communications Officials Standards Institute (“ETSI”) Terrestrial and Professional Commerical Radio Definition Project 25 Standard (“P25”) Truncked Radio St

  37. Slide 37: Defence & Aerospace

    Filtronic Together we build a stronger connection Defence & Aerospace www.filtronic.com

  38. Slide 38: Defence and Aerospace – The Market

    Defence and Aerospace – The Market • Increasing geopolitical tensions leading to increased defence spending by national governments. The focus is on agility and intelligent capability rather than “boots and bombs”. • Sophisticated, resilient, high performance communications and radar systems are cor

  39. Slide 39: Defence and Aerospace – Our Position

    Defence and Aerospace – Our Position • Defence and aerospace is a traditional market for Filtronic where we have been working hard to develop our position • Existing contracts are for long durations, with follow‐on business likely as more of the same aircraft type are sold. • Current major contracts

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