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Dell Technologies — Q3 FY05 Earnings Presentation

21 slides from Dell Technologies's earnings presentation, Nov 11, 2004

  1. Slide 1: Dell Q3 FY05 Results

    Dell Q3 FY05 Results November 11, 2004 www.dell.com

  2. Slide 2: Special Note

    www.dell.com Special Note ƒ This presentation may contain forward-looking statements, including statements about the outlook and prospects for company and industry growth, as well as statements about the company’s future financial and operating performance. ƒ These and other statements that relate t

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    www.dell.com Agenda ƒ Introduction • Lynn A. Tyson, VP of IR and Corporate Communications ƒ Financial Results • Jim Schneider, SVP & CFO ƒ Strategic Direction • Kevin Rollins, President & CEO ƒ Question & Answer ƒ Michael Dell, Kevin Rollins & Jim Schneider ƒ Close • Kevin Rollins, CEO 3 Investor Re

  4. Slide 4: Q3 FY05 Highlights

    www.dell.com Q3 FY05 Highlights Delivered enhanced profitability and record performance across the business ƒ 18.1 percent market share -- Extended #1 WW position by 1.2 points Y/Y ƒ Company records across a broad range of metrics • Revenue of $12.5 billion on 18% growth • 8 million units shipped –

  5. Slide 5: Q3 FY05 Financial Highlights

    www.dell.com Q3 FY05 Financial Highlights ƒ Delivered $0.33 EPS* and $12.5 billion revenue* ƒ Spent record $1.3B* to repurchase 38 million shares* LIQUIDITY GROWTH • $1.8 billion Cash flow • Dell units up 22%; from operations* mkt ex-Dell up 10.5% • $12.4 billion in cash • 18% Rev growth & investmen

  6. Slide 6: Q3 FY05 Product Summary

    www.dell.com Q3 FY05 Product Summary ƒ Total Units up 22% Y/Y – 11 point growth premium to rest of market ƒ In the enterprise, Dell | EMC revenues up 31%; Server Units up 19% ƒ Strong demand for 8G servers and mid-range storage exiting the quarter – anticipate healthy growth in Q4 Unit Revenue Growt

  7. Slide 7: Product Performance: Servers & Storage

    www.dell.com Q3 Product Performance: Servers & Storage Servers ƒ Q3 units up 19%; Closed the gap with the category leader by 2.3 points ƒ #1 in US market share, up +1.5 pts Y/Y to 32.7% ƒ Continued Growth Internationally • APJ units up 27% ƒ Product Introductions PowerEdge SC1425, SC1420, SC420 • Po

  8. Slide 8: Product Performance: Client Systems

    www.dell.com Q3 Product Performance: Client Systems ƒ Notebooks • Units up 35% – Expanded #1 share position by 2.8 points. • Launched Inspiron 9200, 17-inch wide- aspect display • Inspiron 700m earned Laptop Magazine’s Latitude D600 Inspiron 9200 Best Buy award for design, performance and value ƒ De

  9. Slide 9: Product Performance: Enhanced Services

    www.dell.com Q3 Product Performance: Enhanced Services Q3 Results ƒ Enhanced services revenue up 32% ƒ Europe and Asia combined grew nearly 60% ƒ Managed Services showed strong growth • Revenue up 47% Dell Enhanced Services • Agreement with Honeywell increased seats under management to 1.5 million •

  10. Slide 10: Product Performance: Software & Peripherals

    www.dell.com Q3 Product Performance: Software & Peripherals Q3 Highlights ƒ WW Revenues up 37% DJ MP3 Players Axim X50 • >30% growth in all regions ƒ Total displays revenue up 38% ƒ Product Launches • 42-inch Plasma display for UltraSharp 2005FPW W2300 LCD TV under $2,300 • 26” and 19” LCD TVs • Ref

  11. Slide 11: Product Performance: Printers

    www.dell.com Q3 Product Performance: Printers ƒ Total units nearly doubled Color Lasers sequentially on improving profitability ƒ Lasers • Launched color lasers • Dell 5100cn was named Editor’s Choice by an independent tester 3000cn 3100cn 5100cn ƒ Consumer • Expect US inkjet share to be up 5 to 6 p

  12. Slide 12: Q3 FY05 Region Summary

    www.dell.com Q3 FY05 Region Summary Revenue Op Inc Unit Revenue Op Inc Growth Growth Growth REGION $M $M Y/Y Q/Q Y/Y Q/Q Y/Y Q/Q Americas 6,644 689 14% 4% 19% 7% 20% 3% Business Unit U.S. 1,937 97 14% 24% -1% 11% 15% 31% Consumer Total 8,581 786 14% 8% 16% 8% 18% 9% Americas EMEA 2,596 191 27% 7% 21

  13. Slide 13: Geographic Performance: Americas

    www.dell.com Q3 Geographic Performance: Americas ƒ US Units up 17%, 3.7 times the rate of the rest of the market • #1 share in U.S. in every customer segment 3 quarters in a row • Gained over 3 points of share in SMB • U.S. market share up almost 2 points Y/Y to 32.8% ƒ Profitable growth in Americas

  14. Slide 14: Geographic Expansion: Europe, Middle East & Africa

    www.dell.com Q3 Geographic Expansion: Europe, Middle East & Africa ƒ Units grew 31%, 15 points faster than the rest of the market ƒ Revenues up 27% ƒ Strong growth in all product segments • Server shipments up 24% • Continue to gain share Y/Y in client products ƒ Total Region market share increased

  15. Slide 15: Geographic Expansion: Asia-Pacific and Japan

    www.dell.com Q3 Geographic Expansion: Asia-Pacific and Japan ƒ AP/Japan units up 25% (almost 3X the rest of the market) • Added 1.1 points of share Y/Y to reach 8.2% of the market; now less than 1.5 points from the market leader • Total revenues up 24% • Operating margins up 200 basis points • Serve

  16. Slide 16: Q4 FY05 Outlook

    www.dell.com Q4 FY05 Outlook ƒ Revenue of $13.5 billion; up 8% Q/Q and 17% Y/Y ƒ Unit shipments should be up about 13% Q/Q, 20% Y/Y ƒ Increased US consumer mix and infrastructure investments will keep operating margins flat in Q4 ƒ Investment and other income of $50 million ƒ Tax rate of 26% for Q4

  17. Slide 17: Structural Advantages and Consistency in Q3

    www.dell.com Structural Advantages and Consistency in Q3 ƒ 15th consecutive quarter of meeting or exceeding our guidance to investors ƒ Balanced growth and profitability – with operating profits and EPS growing faster than revenue in Q3 • Operating margin at highest level in four years • Revenue at

  18. Slide 18: IT Spending Environment

    www.dell.com IT Spending Environment ƒ Strength in core segments and new markets drives differentiated performance ƒ Business IT spending has steadily and consistently improved since the end of last year ƒ Q3 demand from small, medium and large corporate business continued to grow – revenues up 20%

  19. Slide 19: Evolving market demands: Standards-based technologies

    www.dell.com Evolving market demands Standards-based technologies ƒ Innovation throughout the value chain drives lower cost, standards-based solutions for customers ƒ Dell’s innovation is wide-ranging: – Notebooks: ExpressCharge improved battery life and StrikeZone reduced disk drive damage. – Serve

  20. Slide 20: Summary

    www.dell.com Summary ƒ Value chain visibility optimized growth and profitability in Q3 ƒ Continued innovation and growth in key areas such as enterprise, international and printing ƒ Disciplined focus and differentiated model drive superior customer value and shareholder returns 20 Investor Relation

  21. Slide 21: Visit www.dell.com/investor for additional information

    Visit www.dell.com/investor for additional information www.dell.com

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