Investor Presentation October 2012 Forward Looking Statement This - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Investor Presentation October 2012 Forward Looking Statement This - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Investor Presentation October 2012 Forward Looking Statement This presentation contains certain forward-looking statements. Forward looking statements relate to future events or the Corporations future performance, and are based on
Forward Looking Statement
- This presentation contains certain forward-looking statements. Forward
looking statements relate to future events or the Corporation’s future performance, and are based on management’s current expectations and assumptions regarding the business and anticipated financial results of the Corporation. Forward looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors beyond the Corporation’s control which may affect the Corporation’s business, or cause management’s expectations and assumptions to prove incorrect. As a result, actual results of operations could differ materially from those anticipated or implied by forward-looking statements. There can be no assurance any forward-looking statement will materialize.
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Corporation and its business and other factors that could cause financial results to fluctuate in our regulatory filings on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. The Corporation assumes no obligation to publicly update or revise its forward-looking statements to reflect new information, events or circumstances, except as required by law.
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Wajax Core Businesses 2011 Revenue and EBIT
50% 25% 25% 47% 31% 22%
Revenue EBIT
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2011 Revenue by Region
> 40,000 Customers
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117 Branches
2011 Revenue by Market
13% 11% 11% 9% 14% 16% 9% 4% 6% 7%
Industrial/ Commercial Construction Forestry Transportation Mining Oil Sands Government and Utilities Other Metal Processing Oil & Gas
44% Direct to Resource Markets
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2012 Team of 2,800
36% 36% 28%
Equipment
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Power Systems Industrial Components
By Division By Role
Other 32% Service Technicians 36% Sales Professionals 32%
Investment Considerations
- Dividend Objective: Payout of at least 75% of earnings*
- Current Monthly Dividend:
$0.27 per share ($3.24 annualized)
- Yield:
6.75% - 7.2% (based on $45-$48 stock price)
- Target Leverage:
1.5 – 2.0X Debt-to-EBITDA
- Average Annual ROIC:
17.4%
- last 5 years (tax effected)
- Market Cap:
~$750 million
- No shareholder holds ≥ 10% of issued shares
* Subject to the Corporation’s financial condition, economic outlook and capital requirements. 7
Creating Value For Shareholders
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Wajax Strategy Earnings Growth
- Focus on organic growth: base business and new opportunities
- Tuck-under acquisitions
- Ensure capacity meets growth requirements
- Manage debt within 1.50-2.0X Debt/EBITDA range
Debt Capacity for Growth Maintain 75% Dividend Base Business
- Executional
Excellence New Opportunities
50% of 2011 Revenue
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Wajax Equipment Revenue and Growth Priorities
33% 31% 16% 13% 7%
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2011 Revenue Mix Growth Priorities 1) Continue to grow market share in existing categories:
- Focus: Construction and
Material Handling
- Continued sales force
effectiveness improvements 2) Expand Mining 3) Build Rotating Products division 4) Grow aftermarket contribution 5) Selected product line extensions and tuck-under acquisitions.
Crane/ Utility Forestry Material Handling
Mining Construction
- Building on our leadership
position in Hitachi mining shovels 1) Expand infrastructure in Ontario and Eastern Canada 2) New products and services
Hitachi
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Wajax Equipment Product Offering Growth Strategies
Grow Mining
$500 Million*
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Wajax Equipment Product Offering Growth Strategies
- Representing Fletcher
mining effective Q4 2012
- Testing selected
underground mining lines new to North American market from YMZ/Zanam
- Representing new entry
to market in 2014 for drilling equipment
- Reviewing additional
mining opportunities in equipment, parts and service
- Provide product with
excellent quality and cost effectiveness
- Can generate 2X original
costs in parts and service
- ver 10-year lifetime
$400 Million* $200 Million*
(*Estimated Canadian market size relevant to expected Wajax offering)
Now: Haul Trucks Future: Underground and Drilling
Wajax Equipment Developing the Rotating Products Division
29% 71%
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Plant and Field Services
Estimated Oil Sands Market(1) $1.8B
Products, Parts and Services
(1) Wajax Addressable Products and Services
Wajax Strategy 1) Grow revenue in an expanding array of oil sands products and services
- Primary focus: products,
parts and services in slurry systems
- Secondary focus: selective
provisioning of plant and field services
- Current market share <1%
2) Focus on oil sands markets first and then expand to other Canadian markets
Wajax Equipment Developing the Rotating Products Division
Estimated EBIT margins in Rotating Products are greater than 7% for overall Equipment division Slurry Pumps Parts and Service Engineering Support Field Services
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- Deliver technologically
superior product at lower cost through exclusive vendor relationships
- Deliver targeted
turnaround/shutdown maintenance services
- Design custom
approaches to increase plant maintenance efficiency
25% of 2011 Revenue
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Wajax Power Systems Revenue and Growth Priorities
53% 24% 23%
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2011 Revenue Mix Growth Priorities 1) Establish Wajax as one of Canada’s leaders in commercial EPG 2) Expand our success in Off-Highway mechanical drive systems 3) Maintain our position in On-Highway
Off-Highway Mechanical Drive Systems
Electric Power Generation (EPG)
On-Highway
Wajax Power Systems Building Our EPG Business
49% 44% 7%
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Wajax Strategy 1) Currently #3 in the market 2) Lever advantages:
- National footprint
- Diverse product portfolio
- Building a world-class team
3) Focus for Wajax
- Large projects capability
(>$7M/5MW)
- Continued success in
standby and prime diesel, rental and gas
Diesel Prime
Gas Continuous
Diesel Standby
Estimated Canadian Market Size(1) $880M
(1) Wajax Addressable Segments
Wajax Power Systems Génératrice Drummond
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The 68,000 sq. ft. Génératrice Drummond facility opened in the summer of 2012 and will be used to support continued strength in the Quebec market and as a national integration center. Establishing an Infrastructure to Drive EPG
Applications
- Oil and gas exploration and servicing (e.g., fracking)
- Other Off-Highway applications (e.g., marine)
Growth Strategies
- Leverage product technology advancements by MTU and Allison
- Expansion of aftermarket capabilities
- Marine opportunities – e.g., Gov’t of Canada ship building
Allison MTU
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Wajax Power Systems Product Offering Growth Strategies
Mechanical Drive Systems
25% of 2011 Revenue
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Wajax Industrial Components Revenue Mix and Growth Priorities
52% 30% 17% 1%
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2011 Revenue Mix Growth Priorities 1) Expand Engineering and Repair Service 2) Expand branch network
- Organic growth
- Acquisitions
3) Improve efficiencies
- Supply chain
- Inventory management
- E-commerce
Other Process Equipment
Hydraulics Bearings and Power Transmission
Wajax Industrial Components Building our Engineering and Repair Services
25% 25% 28% 22%
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Wajax Strategy 1) Wajax current share estimated at 4%
- Driven by strength in
hydraulics 12% market share 2) Build services capability:
- Engineering design and
fabrication services
- Shop repairs
- Field Repairs
- Reliability services
3) National branch network
- Consider selected
acquisitions to accelerate growth
Instrumentation
Pumps Bearings and Power Transmission
Estimated Canadian Market Size(1) $1.4B
Hydraulics
(1) Wajax Addressable Products/Services
Process Equipment Hydraulics
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Wajax Industrial Components Product Offering Growth Strategies
Bearings and Power Transmission EBIT margins on Engineering and Repair Services sales are greater than overall Industrial Components EBIT margin target of 7% Gate Valve Power Unit
- Fort McMurray
- Project Value: $125K
Pillow Block Bearings Sludge Pump
- Toronto
- Project Value: $86K
- Sept-Iles
- Project Value: $520K
2012 Q2 YTD Results
2011 2012
$744.7 $638.0
Revenue
($ Millions)
Q2 YTD Consolidated Revenue and Earnings
+17%
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2011 2012
$2.13 $1.77
Earnings
($ Per Share)
+20%
Q2 YTD Segment Earnings
2011 2012
$23.1 $28.8
2011 2012
$11.0 $13.0
2011 2012
$15.3 $15.1 +25%
- 1%
+18%
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7.3%* 7.5%* 9.9%* 8.5%* 6.4%* 6.9%*
$ Millions
Equipment Industrial Components Power Systems
* EBIT percentage Revenue Increase: 21% Revenue Increase: 15% Revenue Increase: 10%
2012 Outlook
- Slightly more cautious regarding outlook for the
remainder of 2012.
- Quoting in most markets remains buoyant.
- Expect results for full year 2012 will be
modestly higher than the previous year.
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