American Outdoor Brands, Inc. · NASDAQ:AOUT

American Outdoor Brands — Investor Presentation (April 2023)

50 slides from American Outdoor Brands's investor presentation, Apr 18, 2023

  1. Slide 1: Ready for the Future! April 2023

    Ready for the Future! April 2023

  2. Slide 2: Legal Safe Harbor

    legal safe harbor certain statements contained in this presentation may be deemed to be forward-looking statements under federal securities laws, and we intend that such forward-looking statements be subject to the safe harbor created thereby. all statements other than statements of historical facts

  3. Slide 3: American Outdoor Brands: Senior Team

    american outdoor brands: senior team brian murphy president & ceo joined: 2016 andy fulmer chief financial officer joined: 2010 james tayon vp of marketing & product development joined: 2012 brent vulgamott vp of sales, operations, and analytics joined: 2015 liz sharp vp of investor relations joined

  4. Slide 4: American Outdoor Brands, Inc. at a Glance

    AMERICAN OUTDOOR BRANDS, INC. AT A GLANCE HQ & Distribution: Columbia, MO Additional Offices: MA (Admin), Asia (WFOE) Spinoff from Former Parent Company: August 2020 NASDAQ Global Select: AOUT AOB, READY FOR THE FUTURE TTM Net Sales TTM Gross Profit Margin TTM Adjusted EBITDAS Net Debt Net Debt / Ad

  5. Slide 5: Our Brands & Products at a Glance

    our brands & products at a glance we create innovative products, underneath 21 diverse brand names, (1) for consumers who are passionate about the outdoors and shooting sports.our brands operate across two (2) major product categories: outdoor lifestyle: fishing, camping, land management, meat proce

  6. Slide 6: Building authentic, lifestyle brands

    “Building authentic, lifestyle brands that help consumers make the most out of the moments that matter.”

  7. Slide 7: Investment Considerations: Ready for the Future

    investment considerations: ready for the future.1. engine: capable of growing net sales ~2x to $400m and ebitdas 5x to $70m+ over the next 4-5 years. 2. chassis: infrastructure complete. no new investments needed. 3. driver: the right people and culture to win. (…fueled by a strong cash position, wi

  8. Slide 8: Few Companies Offer Such Potential & Simplicity

    few companies offer such potential & simplicity 1. business capable of growing net sales ~2x to $400m and 5x ebitdas of $70m+ over the next 4-5 years. innovation engine, built. leverageable brand lane teams in place. customer & channel opportunities ripe for harvesting. 2. infrastructure in place. n

  9. Slide 9: Path to $400M in Net Sales: The Road Ahead

    path to $400m in net sales: the road ahead we believe aob is capable of generating $400m in net sales over the next 4-5 years this potential is based upon elements within our control: our innovation pipeline, identified expansion opportunities, and infrastructure in-place. while we’re optimistic our

  10. Slide 10: Product Development: Innovation engine, built

    Product Development Innovation engine, built.

  11. Slide 11: Product Development: Innovation Engine, Built

    product development: innovation engine, built pipeline built to deliver ~$200m in incremental sales provides 3-5 years of new product upside focused on large, sleepy markets, ripe for disruption talent in place, capable of executing product pipeline 40+ product designers, engineers, and software dev

  12. Slide 12: Bubba Case Study: Dock & Unlock Drives Innovation

    bubba case study: “dock & unlock” drives innovation 1. large, attractive market, where aob has “permission to play?” fishing is a huge market (~50m u.s. participants) freshwater is the largest segment with ~40m anglers, approximately 40% more participants than golf 2. how do we gain access to freshw

  13. Slide 13: Bubba Case Study: Dock & Unlock Drives Innovation

    bubba case study: “dock & unlock” drives innovation ~30m anglers in the u.s. target bass species for sport, and commonly use fish weight scales to measure success fish weight scales: 1. not easy to hold 2. not high quality 3. not smart (little to no data capture, retention or analysis) innovation en

  14. Slide 14: Bubba Case Study: Pro Series Smart Fish Scale

    bubba case study: “dock & unlock” drives innovation tournament-grade pro series smart fish scale opportunity: large, underserved market category lacks innovation aob has “permission to play” team in place to execute: -mechanical engineering -industrial design -electrical engineering -software engine

  15. Slide 15: Bubba Case Study: What Does Smart Look Like

    bubba case study: “dock & unlock” drives innovation what does “smart” look like compete in tournaments with other anglers connect with other anglers and share catches and trips log your catches with detailed information document and save your entire day of fishing with trips the bubba pro series sma

  16. Slide 16: Bubba Case Study: Smart Also Means Sustainable

    bubba case study: “dock & unlock” drives innovation with bubba, “smart” also means “sustainable” vs. - catch weigh live well dock weigh-in release - extended “out-of-the-water” time and transport can often lead to higher levels of fish mortality - catch weigh live well dock release -reduces “out-of-

  17. Slide 17: Marketing: Leverageable Brand Lane teams in place

    Marketing Leverageable Brand Lane teams in place logo graphic

  18. Slide 18: Marketing: Leverageable Brand Lane Teams

    marketing: leverageable brand lane teams “brand lane” teams are in place, focused on key consumer activities: - drives brand authenticity - connects products + consumers’ lifestyles - breeds consistent messaging & speed-to-market adventurer brand lane (1) product development brand management creativ

  19. Slide 19: Bubba Case Study: Leveraging the Brand Lanes

    bubba case study: leveraging the brand lanes adventurer brand lane team brand management logo graphic creative merchandising © 2023 american outdoor brands, inc. all rights reserved 19 brand lane teams, in place.

  20. Slide 20: Go-To-Market: Customer & channel opportunities ripe for harvesting

    Go-To-Market Customer & channel opportunities ripe for harvesting logo graphic

  21. Slide 21: Go-To-Market: Multiple Expansion Opportunities

    go-to-market: multiple expansion opportunities we believe aob is capable of $400m in net sales, organically; we expect our business to shift as a result:- outdoor lifestyle transitions towards ~65% of net sales (from 53% today) - doubling of international sales to 10% of net sales (from 5% today) -

  22. Slide 22: Go-To-Market: Domestic & International Expansion

    go-to-market: domestic & international expansion we believe future outdoor lifestyle growth will be supported by investments made at home and abroad shooting sports ttm 3q23 = $91m shooting accessories shotgun sports fishing 95% ($185m) 5% ($10m) outdoor lifestyle ttm 3q23 = $104m retail support pro

  23. Slide 23: Go-To-Market: Traditional & E-Commerce Expansion

    go-to-market: traditional & e-commerce expansion we believe aob’s future growth will be propelled by a strategic combination of retail and e-comm shooting sports ttm 3q23 = $91m shooting accessories shotgun sports outdoor lifestyle ttm 3q23 = $104m fishing land management hunting & outdoor food prep

  24. Slide 24: Bubba Case Study: Maximizing Strategic Adoption

    bubba case study: maximizing strategic adoption traditional channel e- commerce channel tournament-grade pro series smart fish scale bubba.com app monetization opportunities, ripe for harvesting dtc sporting goods dealers coming soon pro subscription: $4.99 / month or $49.99 / year logo graphic stra

  25. Slide 25: Bubba Case Study: Illustrative Recurring Revenue Opportunity

    bubba case study: illustrative recurring revenue opportunity opportunities, ripe for harvesting ~30m(1) bass anglers ~300,000 anglers ~150,000 anglers $7.5m bass anglers in u.s. assuming 1% of bass anglers purchase a bubba pro series smart fish scale and 50% subscribe to bubba’s annual pro subscript

  26. Slide 26: Infrastructure: Investments complete, ready to scale

    Infrastructure Investments complete, ready to scale logo graphic

  27. Slide 27: Infrastructure: Complete & Ready for Expansion

    infrastructure: complete & ready for expansion new hq and distribution center (2019) - 632k sf provides capacity for organic growth and acquisitions new consumer-focused brand lanes (2020) -finished build-out of leverageable brand lane teams new public company infrastructure (2020) - spin created ne

  28. Slide 28: Infrastructure: Consolidations into New Facility, Complete

    infrastructure: consolidations into new facility, complete investments complete, ready to scale © 2023 american outdoor brands, inc. all rights reserved 28 logo graphic fy20 & fy23)(fy23)(fy17) crimson grilla grills grilla grills bubba (fy23)

  29. Slide 29: People & Culture: The right people & culture to win

    People & Culture The right people & culture to win © 2023 American Outdoor Brands, Inc. All Rights Reserved 29 logo graphic

  30. Slide 30: Our Culture: A Competitive Advantage

    our culture: a competitive advantage values drive our culture how others view aob’s culture entrepreneurial” (top 10 customer) “visionary” (industry investment banker) “innovation” (top 10 customer) “entrepreneurial” (large aob competitor) “dedicated” (top 10 customer) the right people & culture to

  31. Slide 31: People & Culture: Aligned with Long-Term Growth Strategy

    people & culture: aligned with long-term growth strategy the right people & culture to win.1 workforce success - passion - talent - skills - values – stability 2 “dock & unlock” - innovation & ip - brand authenticity - customer service $400m 4 financial success sustainable margins – reinvestment 3 c

  32. Slide 32: People & Culture: Linking to Dock & Unlock Strategy

    people & culture: linking to “dock & unlock” strategy vision most desired employer in the communities where we operate goals hunting talent harvesting talent catch & don’t release diversity, equity, inclusion environment, social, governance strategies strategic workforce planning sourcing onboarding

  33. Slide 33: Financials

    financials strong balance sheet, leverageable growth model, with favorable cash flow upside.33

  34. Slide 34: Business Model: Core Competencies Drive Simplicity

    business model: core competencies drive simplicity simple, leverageable model (one erp, lean organization) asset light (outsourced manufacturing, low capex) innovation (core competency) strong financial model, in place © 2023 american outdoor brands, inc. all rights reserved 34

  35. Slide 35: Financial Model: Increased Operating Leverage with Growth

    financial model: increased operating leverage with growth our significant investments are behind us - new hq and distribution center - new consumer-focused brand lanes - new public company infrastructure - new dtc platform - new erp system - new analytics platform significant ebitdas contribution on

  36. Slide 36: Balance Sheet: Strong, with Cash Flow Upside

    balance sheet: strong, with cash flow upside balance sheet as of january 31, 2023 strong financial model, in place cash accts rec inventory other current assets long-term assets $253.2m total assets 8.6% 9.9% 41.7% 4.4% 35.4% accts payable accrued exp bank debt other liabilities equity 4.0% 5.1% 3.8

  37. Slide 37: Financial Metrics: W/C Upside & Negative Net Debt

    financial metrics: w/c upside & negative net debt working capital turns (1) net debt leverage (2) normalized w/c target: 2.0x+ 1.9x 1.9x 2.2x 2.8x 2.7x 2.1x 1.8x 1.8x 1.8x 1.6x 1.6x q1 fy21 q2 fy21 q3 fy21 q4 fy21 q1 fy22 q2 fy22 q3 fy22 q4 fy22 q1 fy23 q2 fy23 q3 fy23 net debt leverage 1.0 0.5 0.0

  38. Slide 38: Capital Allocation: Demonstrated Deployment

    capital allocation: demonstrated deployment organic growth our highest priority is to invest in our business: drives organic net sales to $400m delivers sustainable profitability yields strong returns and free cash flow meat your maker 1 ttm 3q23 net sales growth of 4.2x first year of creation 2 m&a

  39. Slide 39: M&A Illustration: Dock & Unlock Drives Incremental EBITDA

    m&a illustration: “dock & unlock” drives incremental ebitda illustrative acquisition target: ebitda walk demonstrated results with “dock & unlock” tuck-in range: $10m - $50m (net sales) net sales cogs variable selling & distribution fixed opex ebitda proforma ebitda (1) cost reductions through suppl

  40. Slide 40: Conclusion

    Conclusion

  41. Slide 41: We're Ready for the Future

    we’re ready for the future...innovation engine, built. leverageable brand lane teams in place. customer & channel opportunities ripe for harvesting. infrastructure investments complete, ready to scale. strong balance sheet, leverageable growth model, favorable cash flow upside. the right people and

  42. Slide 42: Thank You

    thank you. american outdoor brands (nasdaq: aout) © 2023 american outdoor brands, inc. all rights reserved 42

  43. Slide 43: Appendix

    Appendix

  44. Slide 44: Non-GAAP Financial Measures

    non-gasp financial measures in this presentation,certain non-gaap financial measures, including “non-gaap net income and “adjusted ebitdas” are presented. a reconciliation of these and other non-gaap financial measures are contained at the end of this press release. from time-to-time, the company co

  45. Slide 45: Q3 FY23 Non-GAAP Adjusted EBITDAS Reconciliation

    q3 fy23 non-gaap adjusted ebitdas reconciliation american outdoor brands, inc. and subsidiaries reconciliation of gaap net income/(loss) to non-gaap adjusted ebitdas (in thousands) (unaudited) for the three months ended january 31, for the nine months ended january 31, 2023 2022 2023 2022 gaap net (

  46. Slide 46: Q3 FY23 GAAP Income Statement

    q3 fy23 gaap income statement american outdoor brands, inc. and subsidiaries consolidated statements of operations (unaudited) for the three months ended january 31, for the nine months ended january 31, (in thousands, except per share data) net sales $ 50,894 $ 70,105 $ 149,006 $ 201,633 cost of sa

  47. Slide 47: Q3 FY23 Non-GAAP Income Statement

    q3 fy23 non-gaap income statement american outdoor brands, inc. and subsidiaries consolidated statements of operations non-gaap (in thousands, except per share data) (unaudited) for the three months ended january 31, for the nine months ended january 31, 2023 2022 2023 2022 net sales $ 50,894 $ 70,1

  48. Slide 48: Strong Balance Sheet Supports Organic Growth & Acquisitions

    strong balance sheet supports organic growth & acquisitions balance sheet as of january 31, 2023 assets ($m) cash $21.7 other current assets 141.7 intangibles 55.0 pp&e 9.8 other assets 25.0 total assets $253.2 liabilities & equity ($m) current liabilities $24.1 bank debt 10.0 other liabilities 23.9

  49. Slide 49: Diverse Portfolio of Early-Stage Consumer Brands

    diverse portfolio of 21 early-stage consumer brands schrade isolate enrage grilla modular outdoor kitchen bubba fishing rods bubba smart fish scale and fishing app grilla silverbac at pellet grill crimson trace horizonline rangefinding binoculars smith & wesson throwing knives and axes lockdown secu

  50. Slide 50: Two Categories: Outdoor Lifestyle & Shooting Sports

    two categories: outdoor lifestyle & shooting sports outdoor lifestyle shooting sports illustrative products fillet knives, fishing rods, fishing tools, kitchen cutlery, apparel grills, smokers, outdoor kitchens, pellets, & accessories folding, fixed-blade knives folding & fixed-blade knives, multi-t

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