Cohu, Inc. · NASDAQ:COHU

Cohu — Investor Day (December 2020)

73 slides from Cohu's investor day presentation, Dec 2, 2020

  1. Slide 1: Investor Conference Presentation, December 2, 2020

    December 2, 2020 =: 1:00 p.m. — 2:30 p.m. EST Presentation and OKA”

  2. Slide 2: Welcome and Agenda

    Jeff Jones CFO Welcome and Agenda 2. Cohu ©

  3. Slide 3: Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Statements

    Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Statements Forward-Looking Statements: Certain statements contained inthis presentation may be considered forward-looking statements within the meaning ofthe U.S. Private Secures Ligation Reform Actof 2995 including statements regarding strategies to ex

  4. Slide 4: Agenda and Speakers

    Jeff Jones, CFO Welcome é od » | Ganesh Moorthy, Microchip | Keynote Speaker Luis Miller, CEO Driving Growth & Differentiation Chris Bohrson, GM ‘Test & Inspection Handler Group Michael Campbell, Qualcomm Keynote Speaker Devin Sheridan, GM Interface Solutions Group lan Lawee, GM SemiconductorTest Gr

  5. Slide 5: Driving Growth and Differentiation

    Luis Muller CEO Driving Growth and Differentiation 2.Cohu ©

  6. Slide 6: Global Technology and Market Leader

    Global Technology and Market Leader 5 2: Siam B Markets ~$631M Est. 2020 Revenue) Recurring Revenue Operating Income?) 21% 28,000+ 7% 2017-20 Revenue CAGR® Equipment Installed Base Est. Market CAGR™® (organic growth & acquistons) Qualcomm (ie) A Rtwcas surwone” 7. Ne Ge WT ae ois 2.Cohu

  7. Slide 7: Cohu Strategy and Targets

    Revenue $940M Gross Margin 48% Operating Income 23% Cohu Strategy Extend leadership in high-growth RF test with scalable, precision instrumentation Deliver high yield test and inspection for 5G, ADAS and xEV applications Increase contactor attachment rate with differentiated test cell solutions Prov

  8. Slide 8: Driving Growth in Select End-Markets

    Driving Growth in Select End-Markets Mobility 5G, data generation & transmission, automotive ADAS, electrification and telematics Secular tailwinds driving Leader in Semiconductor Test & Inspection end-market growth pled a @ @ © © 25x RF content growth driven by aad '5G-enabled smartphones a tie Res

  9. Slide 9: Delivering Customer Value

    Delivering Customer Value Vield/OEE Accelerating time to yield and greater productivity through the test cell 2% higher yield in the semiconductor test and inspection ~ pays for Capex One-stop-shop for Test Cell Solutions leading-edge solutions in test & inspection ——_ Fly 4 Test GD tie tera stem Ch

  10. Slide 10: Path for Growth and Differentiation

    Path for Growth and Differentiation Above-Market Accelerating Disciplined Revenue Growth Profitability Capital Allocation ~14% revenue CAGR; Significant operating leverage Generating $160M+ 2x the market 23% operating income) annual free-cash-flow Share gain with leading edge Accelerating time to yi

  11. Slide 11: Michael Campbell, Qualcomm Keynote Speaker

    Michael Campbell Qualcomm Keynote Speaker 2 Cohu |

  12. Slide 12: Qualcomm Overview for Cohu

    Michael Campbell Senior Vice President Qualcomm Technologies Inc. Qualcomm overview for COHU November 2020

  13. Slide 13: Around the world

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  14. Slide 14: The world's leading wireless

    The world’s leading wireless

  15. Slide 15: Leading wireless innovation for years

    Leading wireless innovation for 35 years Digitized mobile Redefined Transforming communications computing industries Qualcomm Analog to digital Desktop to smartphones Connecting virtually everything Transforming how the world connects, computes and communicates

  16. Slide 16: The R&D Engine

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  17. Slide 17: World-class technology portfolio

    World-class technology portfolio Computing Wireless connectivity 2cnGKGse 802.11 naciax (Wi 6) 802.11ad (60GH2) Bluotooth 802154 vex GNSSiLocation RF-FrontEnd Power amps Acousticfiters RF switches LNAS ‘Antennatuner Envelope tracker Processors CPUIGPUIDSPIAI processor Memory controler ‘Secure proces

  18. Slide 18: Key business segments

  19. Slide 19: Qualcomm growth vectors

    Qualcomm growth vectors Strategy playing out as planned resulting in substantial growth and opportunity tenths Increase in content Scale in adjacent New opportunities enabled by with 5G businesses 5G and changes in computing

  20. Slide 20: With 5G, wireless becomes the superior network technology

  21. Slide 21: With 5G, wireless becomes the superior network technology

    With 5G, wireless becomes the superior network technology, disrupting everything Up to te tobe economic impact of sop 5G-enabled goods and services in 2035

  22. Slide 22: Not just another handset upgrade cycle

    Not just another handset upgrade cycle Decrease in Greater experienced More spectrum end-to-end latency throughput efficiency Highertraffic Greater network Increased capacity efficiency connection density

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  24. Slide 24: Fueling digital transformation across industries

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  26. Slide 26: Multimedia streaming

    Multimedia streaming Paradigm shift in entertainment Our technologies are foundational to innovative services, such as: + Netflix + Spotify + Prime Video + Apple Music * Hulu

  27. Slide 27: This is an age when

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  28. Slide 28: Intelligent architectures, Immersive entertainment

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  29. Slide 29: This is the age of smarter

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  30. Slide 30: Making virtually everything smarter

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  31. Slide 31: This is the age of real 5G, made by Qualcomm

    This is the age .real 5G; made _ by Qualcomm Inventing breakthrough technologies | _Enablingcustomers | _Transforming industries Enrichinglives

  32. Slide 32: Qualcomm Thank you

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  33. Slide 33: Ian Lawee, Semiconductor Test Group

    lan Lawee Semiconductor Test Group Portfolio of instrumentation and universal platform for testing semiconductor devices with best-in-class solutions in RF, digital and mixed signal applications, enables faster time to yield. Cohu Joined in April 2029. More than 25 years experience in both semicondu

  34. Slide 34: Increasing Test Intensity Driving Growth

    Increasing Test Intensity Driving Growth CohuSAM © Sub-6G and mmWave 5G RF Ip More frequencies and 600M enabling higher data bandwidth, | bandwidths increasing test lower latency and new products intensity Target Rev. CAGR 18% © Wi-Fi6E andUltra-Wideband RF || 0 New Wi-Fispectrum requires growth dri

  35. Slide 35: Semi Test Strategy Accelerating Time to Yield

    Semi Test Strategy Accelerating Time to Yield z 30% 30% 430% Value Proposition oe Fs st 2 © RedDragon RF © Higher frequency and modulation bandwidth = = mente ‘Ss. Instrument Suite covering emerging and legacy RF standards S| ew “> wapthe © Modular upgrade option for mmWave devices t| wg ef © Establ

  36. Slide 36: RF Test Solutions

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  37. Slide 37: Semi Test

    Semi Test CohuSAM $1,100M Target Revenue CAGR 17% Cohu Strategy Delivering best-in-class solutions to 5G and loT applications in expanding $400M” RF test segment Expanding capabilities of the low-cost universal test platform to address multiple markets Solving the hardest test cell integration chall

  38. Slide 38: Ganesh Moorthy, Microchip Keynote Speaker

    Ganesh Moorthy Microchip Keynote Speaker 4. Cohu |

  39. Slide 39: Cohu Investor Conference: Microchip

    Cohu Investor Conference XS MICROCHIP A Leading Pro of Smart, Connected and Secure Embedded Control Solutions Ganesh Moorthy President & COO December 2, 2020

  40. Slide 40: Corporate Overview

    Corporate Overview Leading Total Systems Solutions Provider: + High-performance standard and specialized Clock and Timing solutions Microcontrollers, Digital Signal Controllersand Wireless and Wired Connectivity solutions Microprocessors FPGA solutions * Mixed-Signal, Analog, Interface and Security

  41. Slide 41: Our Vision

    Our Vision Be The Very Best Embedded Control Solutions Company Ever io SMART | CONNECTED | SECURE

  42. Slide 42: Providing Total System Solutions

    Providing Total System Solutions Microcontrollers Microprocessors FPGA/ SoCs KS) MicrocHip

  43. Slide 43: Annual Net Sales Growth

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  44. Slide 44: Worldwide Microcontroller Market Share

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  45. Slide 45: Analog Market Share

    Analog Market Share Leading Analog IC Suppliers ($M) 2018 ‘Company 2018 2019 * * Rank Change _Marketshare 1 Texas Instruments 10,801 10,223 5% 19% 2 Analog Devices 5505 5,169 6% 10% 3 Infineon 3810 3,755 1% ™% 4 st 3,373 3,283 3% 6% 5 Skyworks Solutions 3,686 3,205 “13% ™% 6 NXP 2,645, 2,564 -3% 5%

  46. Slide 46: Market Megatrends

    Market Megatrends Industrial ¢ Data Center & Computing Automotive BE) Communications ® Data Centers Electric Aerospace & Defense Al/Machine Learning Consumer ADAS/Autonomous Driving ©)Microcuip

  47. Slide 47: Revenue By End Market

    Revenue By End Market m Industrial = Data Center & Computing @ Automotive = Communication m™ Consumer = Aerospace & Defense ©)Microcuip

  48. Slide 48: Industrial

    Industrial 28% of Sales

  49. Slide 49: Automotive

    Automotive

  50. Slide 50: Manufacturing Locations

    Manufacturing Locations * 6high volume factories; 14 specialty factories ©)Microcuip

  51. Slide 51: Suppliers Are Our Partners

    Suppliers Are Our Partners Microchip’s Partnership with Cohu * Partnership developed since 2005 * Cohu listens to us and seeks our input in their equipment roadmaps * Cohu understands that capital equipment requires a long- term view ¢ Use of Microchip semiconductor solutions in their products ©)Mic

  52. Slide 52: Cohu Enables Manufacturing Efficiency

    Cohu Enables Manufacturing Efficiency Typical Test High Parallel Test Reduced Footprint by 90% BA BS LEQ, Oa rain Reduced Labor Requirements by 85% ©)Microcuip

  53. Slide 53: Thank You

    Thank You Microchip

  54. Slide 54: Chris Bohrson, Test and Inspection Handler Group

    Chris Bohrson Test and Inspection Handler Group Portfolio of equipment used to automate movement of semiconductor devices, control temperature during test and provide vision inspection; ensures quality and optimizes yield in volume production. Cohu Joined in May 2026. More than 30 years experience i

  55. Slide 55: Package Evolution Stressing Handling and Inspection

    Package Evolution Stressing Handling and Inspection CohuSAM. 300M“ Target Rev. CAGR 21% CohuSAM 400M) Target Rev. CAGR ™% Mobility & Inspection Focused A| © ADAS semis for driver monitoring, collisionwarning, auto parking, autonomous driving © xEVst*); >50% of unit sales by 2027; 3x growth in $ cont

  56. Slide 56: Test and Inspection Delivering Higher Yield

    Test and Inspection Delivering Higher Yield Value Proposition ActiveThermal 0 Cohu's T-Core (ATC) dynamically compensates Control (ATC) device overheating, minimizing yield loss Advanced © Cohu's NV-Core advanced vision with infrared Inspection technology inspects below the silicon surface ‘© NV-Cor

  57. Slide 57: Handler & Inspection

    Handler & Inspection CohuSAM $900M Target Revenue CAGR 12% Cohu Strategy Focused on fast growing Automotive ADAS, xEV and Mobility applications Deploying Al to accelerate growth in $200M™ Inspection market Improving test cell yield with differentiated thermal and interface technologies 4Cohu

  58. Slide 58: Devin Sheridan, Interface Solutions Group

    Devin Sheridan Interface Solutions Group Full suite of test contactors that provide the electrical interface between the tester and the semiconductor device presented by the handler; optimizes signal performance via an array of consumable probe pins. Cohu Joined in May 2020, More than 27 years exper

  59. Slide 59: Test Contactor Growth Opportunity

    Test Contactor Growth Opportunity Target Rev. CAGR 26% Mobility & Consumer Furey CohuSAM $100M 0) Target Rev. CAGR 16% CohuSAM. 200M Target Rev. CAGR 23% Computing & Network (9 Company estimates © xEV driving higher power, smaller packages & multisite test © ADAS processortest requires tighter tempe

  60. Slide 60: Test Contactors Extending Value in Key Segments

    Test Contactors Extending Value in Key Segments Cohu Solutions Value Proposition Yield OEE High ot Ramp High Fidelity RF High Performance Digital Precision Analog Intelligent and Embedded Sensors © Contactor platform with direct signal path for mmWave applications up to 100 GHz © Probe technology sp

  61. Slide 61: Cohu Test Cell Solving Time to Yield

    Cohu Test Cell Solving Time to Yield (@) Active Thema! Control

  62. Slide 62: Test Contactor

    Test Contactor CohuSAM $500M Target Revenue CAGR 20% Cohu Strategy Innovating conventional probe technology to address both 5G and data center markets Leverage Cohu’s leadership position in automotive to win applications in ADAS and vehicle electrification Deploying differentiated test cell solution

  63. Slide 63: Delivering Profitability and Shareholder Value

    Jeff Jones CFO Delivering Profitability and ShareholderValue 4-Cohu |

  64. Slide 64: Q4'20 Update and Q1'21 Outlook

    Q,4’20 Update and O1’21 Outlook Q4'20 Qy'20 Guidance“) Update Revenue $176 - $192M $195 - $200M Gross Margin ©) 44% - 45% 45% - 46% Operating Expenses ~$51M ~$53M j Adjusted EBITDA Gripe cloned (ees Serer Share gain in RF test and accelerating automotive demand Est. test cell utilization improved to

  65. Slide 65: Strategy & Execution Yielding Results

    Strategy & Execution Yielding Results Revenue ($M) () Gross Margin (2) Adjusted EBITDA ?) * ay 2017 2018 2019 202064 2017 2018 2019 1H20 2H20E 2017 2018 2019 1H20 2H20E Driving revenue growth through value-added, differentiated technologies and products focused on select end-markets Strong operating

  66. Slide 66: Target Financial Model

    Target Financial Model Updated Model delivers $3.60 Non-GAAP EPS on revenue of $940M 2020 Est.(®) Me ce Target Quarterly Model | Revenue 631M $190M $210M_~— $235M_—s$250M sacs [BRR 80.55 $070 $0.90 $2.00 7% BB aso > 0 esregarding vse forwartloking non-GAAP gues 2Cohu |

  67. Slide 67: Capital Allocation

    Capital Allocation Cash and Investments $171 | Total Debt $346 Net Debt / Adjusted EBITDA“ 32K Reinvest in the business Minimum cash for operations ~ $80M Strong organic growth opportunities Production ramps may require additional cash to fund Targeting R&D at ~ 12% of sales inventory and receivable

  68. Slide 68: Path to $940M Target

    Path to $940M Target Revenue Distribution ( M Revenue Growth by Market Segment $1,000 $900 = #800 = SemiTest $600 a $500 2020 Est” Automotive Mobility Computing _ Industrial Est. 2020 Revenue? is ~ s586systems and ~ 45% recurring Recurring by Business: Test & Inspection Handlers 49%, Semi Test 23%,

  69. Slide 69: Investment Thesis

    Investment Thesis $2,500M $940M 48% 23% SAM Revenue Gross Margin) Operating Income ~7% ~14% +400 bps +1, 100 bps Market CAGR TargetRevenueCAGR —ScalableAsia operations _ Disciplined Opex spending Leading-edge Growing 2x faster Benefiting from mix Strong>17% free cash flow; solutions targeting than o

  70. Slide 70: Q&A

    | Luis Miller, CEO Jeff Jones, CFO Profitability & ShareholderValue Driving Growth & Differentiation O&A @ ra) lan Lawee, GM SemiconductorTest Group | Chris Bohrson, GM Test & Inspection Handler Group Devin Sheridan, GM Interface Solutions Group

  71. Slide 71: Appendix

    Appendix includes non-GAAP financial measures, including non-GAAP Gross Margin/Proft, Income and income (adjusted earnings) per share, Operating Income, Operating Expense and Adjusted EBITDA that supplement the Company's Condensed Consolidated Statements of Operations prepared under generally ‘accep

  72. Slide 72: GAAP to Non-GAAP Reconciliation

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  73. Slide 73: GAAP to Non-GAAP Reconciliation

    GAAP to Non-GAAP Reconciliation ‘9 Months Ending «p26, Diuted nmings Recondition ee oss From Continuing Operations- GAAP Fees (05H Share based compensation 10319026 Amorivation of purchased intangible assets msi 08 Manufacturing anstion and severance costs 218 ool estruturingcosts related to invento

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