Half Year Results 2020/21 19 November 2020 Andrew Williams Group - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Half Year Results 2020/21 19 November 2020 Andrew Williams Group - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Half Year Results 2020/21 19 November 2020 Andrew Williams Group Chief Executive Marc Ronchetti Chief Financial Officer Introduction Andrew Williams Group Chief Executive Resilient by design Clear and positive purpose Focused and
Introduction
Andrew Williams Group Chief Executive
Resilient by design
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Clear and positive purpose Diverse and high calibre people Focused and sustainable growth strategy Long-term growth drivers Robust, agile organisation and culture
Halma Half Year Results 2020/21 – 19 November 2020
Net debt
£315.0m
FY20: £375.3m
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Half Year 20/21 summary
Resilient trading performance Strong cash performance & dividend growth Improving momentum & confidence in the future Revenue
- 5%
£618m Return on sales
19.7%
(H1 FY20: 19.7%) Profit1
- 5%
£122m Sequential revenue
+11%
(Q2 v Q1 growth) R&D spend2
5.6%
(H1 FY20: 5.3%) Interim dividend
+5%
6.87p per share Available liquidity
£493m
YE 2020: £431m M&A activity ‘active prospects’
1: Profit before amortisation of acquired intangibles, acquisition items, significant restructuring costs, profit or loss on disposal of operations. 2: As a % of revenues.
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Resilient by design: improving outlook
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- Sustaining value creation for all
stakeholders
- Better than expected H1
performance
- Improving momentum and strategic
investment in H2
- Expect FY21 profit* around 5% below
FY20
* Adjusted profit before tax. For further detail please refer to the Half Year results announcement.
Clear and positive purpose Diverse and high calibre people Focused and sustainable growth strategy Long-term growth drivers Robust, agile organisation and culture
Halma Half Year Results 2020/21 – 19 November 2020
Financial Review
Marc Ronchetti Chief Financial Officer
Revenue performance
201 2019/20 20 Organic Acquisitions Disposals Currency 2020 2020/21 21
(11.0)% (0.2)% (0.4)% £618.4m (5.4)%
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£653.7m +6.2%
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14% Reported Organic constant currency
£618m (5)%
UK
(17)%
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Revenue by destination
Reven evenue e and r reven evenue e grow
- wth
th, H1 H1 2020 2020/21 21
21%
Europe
(6)%
Asia Pacific
(6)% 16% 8% 41%
Other
(16)%
USA
+2%
UK
(18)%
Europe
(9)%
Asia Pacific
(14)%
Other
(15)%
USA
(7)%
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(11)%
Profit* performance
201 2019/20 20 Organic Acquisitions Disposals Currency 2020 2020/21 21
£128.8m (11.1)% +6.0% +0.1% (0.3)% £122.0m (5.3)%
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* Profit before amortisation of acquired intangibles, acquisition items, significant restructuring costs, profit or loss on disposal of operations.
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Infrastructure Safety
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Revenue
£201m: (13)%
Organic ccy (16)% Profit*
£46m: (12)%
Organic ccy (15)% Return on sales
22.8%
2019/20: 22.5% R&D spend
£12.2m: (14)%
6.1% of revenue 21%
£201m
UK
(20)%
(19)% occy
31%
Europe
(13)%
(13)% occy Asia Pacific
(1)%
(22)% occy
16% 8% 24%
Other
(19)%
(18)% occy USA
(13)%
(12)% occy
Revenue by destination
* Profit before amortisation of acquired intangibles, acquisition items, significant restructuring costs, profit or loss on disposal of operations.
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Expect further H2 progress towards resilient full year with continued strategic investment
Process Safety
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Revenue
£91m: (10)%
Organic ccy (17)% Profit*
£17m: (33)%
Organic ccy (37)% Return on sales
18.2%
2019/20: 24.5% R&D spend
£4.5m: +26%
4.9% of revenue 14%
£91m
UK
(8)%
(8)% occy
22%
Europe
6%
4% occy Asia Pacific
(17)%
(18)% occy
16% 15% 33%
Other
(11)%
(10)% occy USA
(16)%
(34)% occy
Revenue by destination
* Profit before amortisation of acquired intangibles, acquisition items, significant restructuring costs, profit or loss on disposal of operations.
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Expect continued gradual H2 improvement
Environmental & Analysis
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Revenue1
£154m: +1%
Organic ccy +1% Profit1,2
£38m: +22%
Organic ccy +23% Return on sales
24.9%
2019/20: 20.5% R&D spend
£8.3m: (11)%
5.4% of revenue
Other
+9%
+9% occy
17% Revenue by destination
£154m
UK
(14)%
(15)% occy
10%
Asia Pacific
(7)%
(6)% occy
16% 4% 53%
USA
+10%
+11% occy Europe
(8)%
(9)% occy
1: Historic revenue and profit have been restated for the transfer of Perma Pure to the Medical sector. 2: Profit before amortisation of acquired intangibles, acquisition items, significant restructuring costs and profit or loss on disposal of operations.
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Expect good full year performance with H2 Return on Sales returning to historic levels
Medical
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Revenue1
£172m: +3%
Organic ccy (11)% Profit1,2
£38m: (3)%
Organic ccy (22)% Return on sales
22.1%
2019/20: 23.7% R&D spend
£9.4m: +22%
5.5% of revenue 3% Revenue by destination
£172m
UK
(21)%
(36)% occy
17%
Europe
+6%
(6)% occy Asia Pacific
(6)%
(10)% occy
16% 8% 56%
Other
(23)%
(24)% occy USA
+14%
(8)% occy
1: Historic revenue and profit have been restated for the transfer of Perma Pure to the Medical sector. 2: Profit before amortisation of acquired intangibles, acquisition items, significant restructuring costs and profit or loss on disposal of operations.
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The sector is expected to deliver a resilient full year performance
£375m
net debt FY20
EBITDA Working capital Capex Tax Pensions Acquisitions Dividend
£315m
net debt HY21 14
Net debt and cash flow
Pension deficit
£45m
FY20: £5m Acquisition spend1
£8m
H1 FY20: £88m Dividend spend
+4%
£37.7m
£100m £(200)m £(400)m £(300)m
Cash conversion
111%
H1 FY20: 82% Working capital inflow
£6m
H1 FY20: £(25)m
- utflow
Capex
£11m
H1 FY20: £14m Effective tax rate
20.6%
FY20: 18.5%
Lease additions Interest FX and
- ther
Net debt
£315m
FY20: £375m 1: Includes fees, prior year earn-outs and cash acquired.
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Net debt to EBITDA ratio 1.0x; £493m available liquidity
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Performance against financial KPIs
* At constant currency ** annualised profit of acquisitions made in the last twelve months (net of finance cost) as a percentage of prior year adjusted profit
Organic revenue growth* Target ≥5% Organic profit growth* Target ≥5% Acquisition profit growth** Target ≥5% Revenue growth
- utside
UK/USA/Europe Target ≥10% Return on sales Target 18-22% Return on Total Invested Capital Target ≥12% Cash conversion Target ≥85% R&D investment (% of revenue) Target ≥4%
(11)% (11)% +3% (10)% 19.7% 12.6% 111% 5.6%
Strategy update
- Structured for
growth
- Investing for the
future: Technology
- Living our purpose
Structured for growth: Safer, Cleaner, Healthier
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Laura Stoltenberg Sector Chief Executive ~30% Group profit Constance Baroudel Sector Chief Executive ~30% Group profit Wendy McMillan Sector Chief Executive ~40% Group profit
New organisational and financial reporting structure to apply from 1 April 2021
Re-balancing resources across sectors to drive growth
Safety Environmental & Analysis Medical
Modernising our ways
- f working and doing
business in a more tech-enabled way
Operational
Enabling new digital business models in line with our Halma 4.0 Growth Strategy
Strategic
Enhanced Core IT Services
HQ Digital Transformation Programmes
Architecture CoE
IoT CoE Software CoE
Investing for the future: Technology
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Living our purpose: Global water campaign
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- Aligned with our purpose and SDGs 3 & 6
- Providing clean water supply for 8,000+ people in India
- Raising funds and contributing water testing technologies
- Reducing operating companies’ water use
SDG 3 SDG 6
Bringing our purpose to life, engaging our employees
Living our purpose: Focus on “social” in ESG
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- Manufacturing PPE for our
communities
- Maintaining supplier
payments
External stakeholders Wellbeing & development Diversity & inclusion
- ‘Best practice’ workplace safety and
legal support
- Employee assistance and mental
health support
- Expanded online/virtual employee
training
- Continued investment in Halma
Future Leaders
- New global parental leave
policy - 14 weeks for all parents
- ‘Accelerate Inclusion’
growth enabler roll-out
- Exceeding Hampton-
Alexander Review gender targets
- Sustaining value creation for all
stakeholders
- Better than expected H1
performance
- Improving momentum and strategic
investment in H2
- Expect FY21 profit* around 5% below
FY20
Confidence in the future
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* Adjusted profit before tax. For further detail please refer to the Half Year results announcement.
Clear and positive purpose Diverse and high calibre people Focused and sustainable growth strategy Long-term growth drivers Robust, agile organisation and culture
Halma Half Year Results 2020/21 – 19 November 2020
Questions?
Appendices
25% Revenue Profit*
£618m
Medical
+3%
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Sector performances
28%
Environmental & Analysis
+1% 15% 32%
Process Safety
(10)%
Infrastructure Safety
(13)% xx% xx% xx% xx% xx% 28%
£139m
Medical
(3)% 27%
Environmental & Analysis
+22% 12% 33%
Process Safety
(33)%
Infrastructure Safety
(12)%
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* Adjusted operating profit before central administration costs, after share of associate. Adjustments include amortisation of acquired intangibles, acquisition items, significant restructuring costs and profit or loss on disposal of operations.
Revenue Profit*
(11)%
Medical
(11)%
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Sector performances: Organic constant currency
Environmental & Analysis
+1%
Process Safety
(17)%
Infrastructure Safety
(16)% xx% xx% xx% xx% xx%
(13)%
Medical
(22)%
Environmental & Analysis
+23%
Process Safety
(37)%
Infrastructure Safety
(15)%
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* Adjusted operating profit before central administration costs, after share of associate. Adjustments include amortisation of acquired intangibles, acquisition items, significant restructuring costs and profit or loss on disposal of operations.
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Sector history
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£m H1 16/17 H1 17/18 H1 18/19 H1 19/20 H1 20/21
Revenue Process Safety 76.7 88.8 97.9 101.3 91.1 Infrastructure Safety 148.0 167.9 197.6 232.9 201.5 Environmental & Analysis3 91.2 109.1 134.4 153.1 154.0 Medical3 126.3 140.7 155.8 166.5 172.4 Inter-segment sales (0.1) (0.2) (0.2) (0.1) (0.6) Group revenue 442.1 506.3 585.5 653.7 618.4 Sector profit1,2 Process Safety 17.4 20.2 22.2 24.9 16.6 Infrastructure Safety 32.0 35.7 41.7 52.3 46.0 Environmental & Analysis3 13.4 19.2 26.2 31.4 38.3 Medical3 31.5 31.3 37.8 39.3 38.2 Segment profit 94.3 106.4 127.9 147.9 139.1 Central & net finance costs (10.7) (11.9) (15.0) (19.1) (17.1) Profit2 83.6 94.5 112.9 128.8 122.0
1: Adjusted operating profit before central administration costs, after share of associate. 2: Adjustments include amortisation of acquired intangibles, acquisition items, significant restructuring costs, profit or loss on disposal of operations and in H1 18/19 only the effect of pension benefits equalisation. 3: Historic comparatives have been restated for the effect of the transfer of Perma Pure to the Medical sector from the Environmental & Analysis sector.
2020/21 Full Year Forecasts
Notes: 1. Profit before amortisation of acquired intangibles, acquisition items, significant restructuring costs, profit or loss on disposal of operations. 2. 2020/21 based on expected mix of profit. 3. Assuming no further acquisitions 4. Cash contributions to defined benefit pension plans. 5. Includes estimated £2m lease financing charge under IFRS 16
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Notes Current 2020/21 Full Year Forecasts Previous 2020/21 Full Year Forecast Adjusted profit before tax 1 Around 5% below FY20 5% - 10% below FY20 Capex c.£30m c.£30m Effective tax rate 2 c.21% c.19% Central costs c.£25m c.£20m Net finance expense 3 £10.8m5 £11.2m5 Pension contributions 4 £13.7m £13.7m
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Currency effects
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* Based on H1 2020/21 results
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US$ % change Euro % change H1 20/21 H1 19/20 H1 20/21 H1 19/20 Average rates versus Sterling 1.27 1.26 (0.8)% 1.12 1.13 +0.9% 1% change* US$ (~51% of total) Euro (~12% of total) Revenue £3.2m £0.7m Profit £0.7m £0.2m
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Profit adjustments*
* items charged in arriving at statutory profit ** including acquisition costs, adjustment to acquisition contingent consideration primarily relating FireMate, NeoMedix and Infowave, and release of fair value uplifts to inventory on acquisition, primarily relating to Sensit and NovaBone
£m H1 20/21 H1 19/20 Intangible amortisation (21.6) (18.3) Acquisition items** (4.1) (4.7) (25.7) (23.0)
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Pensions
- Discount rate 1.5% (March 2020: 2.6%)
- Closed DB to future accrual December 2014
- Contributions to pay off deficit : 2020/21: £13.7m
- Triennial valuation due 1 November for Halma scheme, 1 April 2021 for Apollo
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Defined Benefit Pension Scheme (£m) 30 September 2020 31 March 2020 Assets 331.7 298.8 Liabilities (376.7) (304.0) Deficit (45.0) (5.2)
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- COVID-19-related tax liability deferrals (impact on working capital):
- In the UK, a £4m cash VAT liability has been deferred to H2. There is therefore
no VAT cash deferral benefit for the year as a whole.
- In the US, approximately US$5m (£4m) of Employer Payroll Tax liability relating
to H1 has been deferred. We expect to defer a further US$2m in H2 2020/21. Half of the deferred amounts are due by 31 December 2021 and the remainder by 31 December 2022.
- EU ruling on the UK controlled Finance Company Partial Exemption (potential
future cash tax outflow):
- Payment of up to £17.0m expected to be made in H2 2020/21.
- No provision recognised based on current assessment.
COVID-19-related tax payments and EU State Aid
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