2Q02 Consensus Q2 (Carnegie, Deutche, Enskilda, ABN, ABG, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
2Q02 Consensus Q2 (Carnegie, Deutche, Enskilda, ABN, ABG, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Visual Management 2Q02 Consensus Q2 (Carnegie, Deutche, Enskilda, ABN, ABG, Handelsbanken, DnB, Danske, Fonds) Min Max Consensus Actual Net sales 274 306 292 EBITDA 34 37 35 EPS 0,40 1,10 0,60 Cost base is similar to Q1, lower
Consensus Q2
(Carnegie, Deutche, Enskilda, ABN, ABG, Handelsbanken, DnB, Danske, Fonds)
0,60 1,10 0,40 EPS 35 37 34 EBITDA 292 306 274 Net sales Actual Consensus Max Min
Cost base is similar to Q1, lower revenues will normally mean lower EBITDA. (Q1, net sales: 311, EBITDA 41)
Q2 actual vs consensus 1,20
0,60 1,10 0,40 EPS
37,6
35 37 34 EBITDA
295,3
292 306 274 Net sales
Actual
Consensus Max Min Slightly lower sales and margins compared to 1Q are normal seasonality EPS much better than expected due to improved tax situation Currency translation reduces the net sales with about MNOK 5
Results
2Q02 2Q01
Visma as reported group Revenue
295
210 +40 %
EBITDA
37,6
23 +63 %
EBITDA %
12,7 % 11,0 %
EBIT
21 13
EBIT %
7,1 % 6,2 %
N et financial
6,5 12,2
EBT
27,4 25,2
N et profit
39,6
17,3
EPS, N OK
1,20
0,63 +90 %
Results 1H02 1H02 1H01
Visma as reported group Revenue
606
374 + 62 %
EBITDA
79
41,4 + 91 %
EBITDA %
13,0 % 11,1 %
EBIT
46
25,5
EBIT %
7,6 % 6,8 %
N et financial
13,5
23,2
EBT
59,2
48,5
N et profit
59,9
34
EPS, N OK
1,79
1,2 + 49 %
Per line of business 2001 pro forma
Services with strong organic growth and margin improvement. Expenses very close to Q1 and which is normal seasonality
2002 actual figures 2001 pro forma
2Q2002 2Q2001
1 Q01 figures include all acquired untis
Revenue EBITDA EBIT EBITDA EBIT Revenue Revenue EBITDA EBIT EBITDA EBIT margin margin Growth margin margin
Visma Software 137,2 21,1 13 15 % 9,5 %
- 4 %
143,5 21,5 12,8 15 % 8,9 % Visma Services 158,1 18,8 10,2 12 % 6,5 % 18 % 134 11,3 5,0 8 % 3,7 % Tot op. Units. 295,3 39,9 23,2 14 % 7,9 % 6 % 277,5 32,8 17,8 12 % 6,4 % Visma ASA
- 2,3
- 2,3
0,2
- 2,8
- 2,8
Total 295,3 37,5 20,9 13 % 7,1 % 6 % 277,7 30 15 11 % 5,4 %
Pro line of business, 1. half 2002.
2002 actual figures 2001 pro forma
1H2002 1H2001
1 Q01 figures include all acquired untis
Revenue EBITDA EBIT EBITDA EBIT Revenue Revenue EBITDA EBIT EBITDA EBIT margin margin Growth margin margin
Visma Software 277 44,7 28,1 16 % 10,1 %
- 9 %
304 44,1 25,4 14 % 8,3 % Visma Services 329 40,9 24,3 12 % 7,4 % 17 % 281 29,7 14,3 11 % 5,1 % Tot op. Units. 606 85,6 52,4 14 % 8,6 % 4 % 585 73,8 39,7 13 % 6,8 % Visma ASA
- 6,5
- 6,5
- 5,8
- 5,8
Total 606 79 45,9 13 % 7,6 % 4 % 585 68 33,9 12 % 5,8 %
Visma Software per market, 2Q02
EBITDA Revenue EBITDA Revenue EBITDA margin growth RevenueEBITDA margin Norway +UK+DK 78,2 13,3 17 % 3 % 76 5,6 7 % Sweden 42,4 6,3 15 % 6 % 40 9,1 23 % Finland 16,6 1,5 9 %
- 40 %
27,5 6,9 25 % Visma Software 137,2 21,1 15 %
- 4 %
143,5 21,6 15 % Revenue increase in Sweden in spite of currency translations +5% growth in new licence sales in Norway, but focus on cost control to improve margins Slow market in Finland this year, GDP contraction, turn around expected next year. Strong cost-control this year.
EBITDA margin Visma group
(2001, proforma comparable figures)
0 % 2 % 4 % 6 % 8 % 10 % 12 % 14 % 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 2001 2002
EBITDA margin per division
(2001 comparable, proforma figures)
0 % 2 % 4 % 6 % 8 % 10 % 12 % 14 % 16 % 18 % 1Q01 2Q01 3Q01 4Q01 1Q02 2Q02 Software Services
Comments on Visma Services
Substantial expenses (MNOK 15 in internal hours) in centralised ERP/ASP project in 2002
Will create new business opportunities
Very strong combined organic and external growth
67% total growth from 2Q01 18% organic growth achieved in the 1. half of 2002
EBITDA margins increased from 8% to 12%
1Q and 2Q more similar than 2001
Net cash: MNOK 503 (644) Accounts rec (net ex vat): MNOK 134 (91)
(Down from MNOK 160 in 1Q02)
DSO: 41 days Equity at 69% increased from 62% in 1Q02 and from 46% in 2Q01
Equity and total balance
- 500000
500000 1000000 1500000
- 40 %
- 20 %
0 % 20 % 40 % 60 % 80 % Equity
- 26252
99269 150210 227272 517848 939514 Tot cap 163700 201304 232227 343686 1128691 1360086 Equity % -16,04 % 49,31 % 64,68 % 66,13 % 45,88 % 69,08 % 2Q97 2Q98 2Q99 2Q00 2Q01 2Q02
b
Avendo – a new software business unit
Target market: Companies in Norway with 0-10 employees Close to 500 copies sold in Sweden since January 2002 SPCS AB will manage the operation in Norway
Low start-up costs Experienced organisation > 100.000 customers in Sweden
First release in Norway in November 2002 Based on standard Visma Technology
Upgrade paths to the larger Visma products
Aggressive pricing & marketing
Internet
Customer Inc Customer Inc
- Management reports
- Data entry, sales
- Logistics, CRM functions
in Visma Business
Visma Visma Process Outsourcing Process Outsourcing
- Accounting
- Payroll
- VAT
- Tax, reporting
Visma Provider Visma Provider
ASP centre
Visma Business
Software & Services synergies Outsource what you want Retain what you need
N N Collecting
(Invoice management)
N, DK N, DK Personnel
(Temp & recruiting)
N, S, F, DK N, S, F, DK Payroll
(travel, expenses incl)
N N, S, F, DK N, S, DK Accounting
(Tax, vat incl.)
Large project
- utsourcing
Multi- national Domestic & small
Lines of Business
Comments to the 2nd quarter
Satisfying results achieved in spite of a ”cautious” market Good performance in Software, close to 1Q
Some effects from currency translations Finland is not yet achieving their target, but Norway and Sweden performs very well
Continued growth in Services 5 acquisitions in 2Q:
Bogholderi&Administration, Econova, PersonalPartner, Netaccount, AP Administration
Balance sheet strengths
No inventory, low DSO NO DEBT, net cash MNOK 503!
Guiding for the rest of 2002
Negative to neutral business climate, but plenty of
- pportunities for active, creative companies
EBITDA margin of 16-19% in Software in FY2002 15-18% organic growth in Services in FY2002 11-12% EBITDA margin in Services in FY2002 4-5 acquisitions in Services per quarter Strong cash position and positive cash flow from
- perations to finance continued growth