PPG Update
May 21, 2019
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PPG Update May 21, 2019 Forward-looking statements and other notes The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 provides a safe harbor for forward-looking statements made by or on behalf of the Company. This presentation contains
May 21, 2019
The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 provides a safe harbor for forward-looking statements made by or on behalf of the Company. This presentation contains forward-looking statements that reflect the Company’s current views with respect to future events and financial performance. You can identify forward-looking statements by the fact that they do not relate strictly to current or historic facts. Forward-looking statements are identified by the use of the words “aim,” “believe,” “expect,” “anticipate,” “intend,” “estimate,” “project,” “outlook,” “forecast” and other expressions that indicate future events and trends. Any forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date on which such statement is made, and the Company undertakes no obligation to update any forward looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or
the following cautionary statements: Many factors could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company’s forward-looking statements. Such factors include global economic conditions, increasing price and product competition by foreign and domestic competitors, fluctuations in cost and availability of raw materials, the ability to achieve selling price increases, the ability to recover margins, the ability to maintain favorable supplier relationships and arrangements, the timing of and the realization of anticipated cost savings from restructuring initiatives, difficulties in integrating acquired businesses and achieving expected synergies therefrom, economic and political conditions in international markets, the ability to penetrate existing, developing and emerging foreign and domestic markets, foreign exchange rates and fluctuations in such rates, fluctuations in tax rates, the impact of future legislation, the impact of environmental regulations, unexpected business disruptions, the effectiveness of our internal control over financial reporting, the unpredictability of existing and possible future litigation, including asbestos litigation, and governmental investigations. However, it is not possible to predict or identify all such
be a complete statement of all potential risks and uncertainties. Unlisted factors may present significant additional obstacles to the realization of forward-looking statements. Consequences of material differences in the results compared with those anticipated in the forward-looking statements could include, among other things, lower sales or earnings, business disruption, operational problems, financial loss, legal liability to third parties, other factors set forth in Item 1A of PPG’s 2018 Form 10-K and similar risks, any of which could have a material adverse effect on the Company’s consolidated financial condition, results of operations or liquidity. All of this information speaks only as of May 21, 2019, and any distribution of this presentation after that date is not intended and will not be construed as updating or confirming such information. PPG undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement, except as otherwise required by applicable law. For purposes of the analyses described in this presentation, PPG’s architectural coatings businesses refers to PPG’s architectural coatings Americas and Asia Pacific and architectural coatings EMEA strategic business units, which are included in PPG’s Performance Coatings reportable segment. PPG’s industrial coatings businesses refer to all of PPG’s other (non-architectural) strategic business units, which make up the remainder of the Performance Coatings reportable segment and the Industrial Coatings reportable segment.”
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FY2019 Target / Initiative
Sales Growth 3-5% in constant currencies Adjusted EPS Growth 7-10% excluding currency translation impacts, including improvement toward pre-inflationary operating margins Cost Savings $70 million from cost savings programs Incentive Compensation Maintain 10% EPS growth as the earnings-related metric for management variable long-term incentive compensation Capital Return Increase annual dividend (on a per share basis) Governance Engaged proxy solicitor and undertook extensive efforts to eliminate classified board and remove supermajority voting Portfolio Review Strategic and operational review of the business and implications for shareholder value creation
In addition PPG enhanced its Board with the addition of two highly-qualified independent directors
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PPG continues to evolve its portfolio and strengthen operations to deliver shareholder value
2016 2017 2018 2015 2014 2019 Acquisitions:
Q3 2014: Homax, Masterwork Q4 2014: Comex, Westmoreland Supply Q2 2015: REVOCOAT Q3 2015: Majority interest in LJF, Cuming Microwave and IVC Q4 2015: Remaining interest in Chemfil Canada Q3 2016: MetoKote Q4 2016: Remaining interest in PPG Univer Q1 2017: Deutek, Futian Q3 2017: Crown Q1 2018: ProCoatings Q4 2018: SEM Products, Inc. Q1 2019: Whitford Worldwide Q2 2019: Hemmelrath Q4 2016: Target of $125MM in annual savings Q2 2018: Target of $85MM in annual savings Q2 2019: Expected target ~$125MM in annual savings Q2 2016: 40% stake in Pittsburgh Glass Works Q4 2016: European fiber glass business, NA flat glass manufacturing and glass coatings operations; and 50% stake in PFG Fiber Glass JVs Q2 2017: Mexican plasterboard & cement- board business Q3 2017: US fiber glass business Q1 2018: Packaging deco ink business
Global Cost Savings Initiatives: Divestitures: 3
advisors
alternatives
consulting firm
Focus on creating the most value for our shareholders – “nothing is sacred” 1 2 3
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Independent third party reviews in parallel with comprehensive internal assessment – under direction of PPG’s Board of Directors
Scope of Independent Reviews Key Considerations
industrial coatings businesses
value creation opportunities
various scenarios
customers and future growth potential
financial impacts resulting from portfolio adjustments
transactions
and cash deployment considerations In depth independent reviews of portfolio and value creation opportunities 1
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1 Review Topic Summary of Assessment Based on Independent Review
Separate architectural coatings from remainder of PPG portfolio; other business portfolio
Cash deployment priorities
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for the Company’s shareholders
industrial coatings businesses
‒ Support competitiveness versus all major coatings peers, nearly all of which have mixed business portfolios ‒ Retains investment flexibility via access to broader M&A pipeline for future value creation with neither business capital constrained ‒ Maintains financial flexibility via diversified earnings streams, a robust balance sheet and strong cash flow ‒ Preserves operational / synergy benefits, including supply-chain, R&D, operational footprint and top quartile SG&A
‒ Organic growth initiatives, including continued investment in R&D and operational excellence ‒ Continued strong cash generation and disciplined cash deployment including:
‒ On-going portfolio / business reviews to drive performance and maximize value for shareholders
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Globally-recognized independent consulting firm’s assessment of operations and growth investments for the U.S. and Canada architectural coatings business
2 Scope
commercial approaches and growth-focused investments/spending
retail channels
execution implementation to return business to prior absolute earnings level (pre-customer assortment changes) Key Outcomes
management office to facilitate prioritization and implementation of earnings improvement initiatives
restructuring (4 plants and other support costs)
and monitoring tools, including salesforce effectiveness, retail network optimization and growth investment return maximization
strategies, including digital and e-commerce Focus on delivering rapid earnings recovery, ongoing operational excellence and future channel strategies
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Comprehensive internal operational and organizational assessment to identify opportunities to improve profitability, cash flow, productivity and growth across PPG
Targeting full year run rate savings of ~$125MM 3 Scope
growth trends/trajectory by sub-region for all PPG business units and product categories
and functional costs across PPG businesses and regions to identify and leverage “best-in- class” practices
from recent acquisitions
future external end-use market macro- economic expectations Key Actions
lines or geographies with small market positions
manufacturing / supply chain footprint
current economic climate
acquisitions, taking best in class practices from both legacy PPG and acquired businesses
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‒ Provides greatest opportunity for shareholder value creation ‒ Focused accretive cash deployment; prioritize acquisitions ‒ Continued management accountability for delivering results
business to prior earnings level ‒ Mid-2019 goal of absolute earnings neutrality ‒ Position business for future success
‒ Execute on cost savings and business optimization action plans ‒ Reinforce PPG’s historic operational focus and maintain industry-leading cost structure
~45% ~35% ~50% ~40% ~80% ~15% ~30% ~55% ~65% ~50% ~60% ~20% ~100% ~85% ~70%
~40% ~40% ~40% ~70% ~50% ~25% ~60% ~60% ~60% ~30% ~100% ~50% ~75%
Architectural Coatings Industrial Coatings Industry
2017 2013
Industry
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Major / Recent Acquisitions Source: Morgan Stanley Global Chemicals Investor Guide, company investor presentations 1. Pro forma for acquisition of DuluxGroup and Betek
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Legend:
Acquirer Target Date
June 2018 December 2016 October 2016 March 2016
Announced Rationale
"The strong sales and distribution capabilities of Fabryo will help us to further improve
strengthen our position as the leading paints and coatings company in Europe" – Ruud Joosten (COO AkzoNobel) "[Nippon Paint Holdings] wanted to expand our architectural paints in the U.S. and have been searching for the right partner" – Tetsushi Tado (CEO Nippon Paint) "The acquisition will increase Kansai Paint’s footprint in the mid-range decorative coatings segment, and widen our dealer network particularly in the northern region" – Yoshikazu Takahashi (Asia Pacific CEO Kansai Paint) "The combination expands our brand portfolio and customer relationships in North America, significantly strengthens our Global Finishes business, and extends our capabilities into new geographies and applications, including a scale platform to grow in Asia-Pacific and EMEA" – John Morikis (CEO Sherwin-Williams)
Target Focus
Architectural Architectural Architectural Industrial + Architectural
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Architectural Pending “The combination of DuluxGroup and Nippon will provide further avenues for growth for DuluxGroup and create exciting opportunities for all of the DuluxGroup management and
DuluxGroup’s existing vision.” – Tetsushi Tado (Nippon president / CEO) Architectural Pending “Nippon Paint, by acquiring Betek Boya, will achieve a No.1 market share in Turkey in addition to Asia, where the company has long had a strong presence in, and the Pacific region, where a separate acquisition was recently announced… expect generation of revenue and cost synergies” – Nippon Press Release 4/26/2019
‒ Equity research analysts concluded no strategic rationale for a split of the businesses
for PPG
businesses
‒ When citing valuation methodologies to value PPG, it is not common for equity research analysts to include sum-of-the-parts analyses in their calculations
‒ Equity research analysts emphasize that PPG management should focus on acquisition
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Source: PPG estimates, Exane BNP Paribas Research (10/2/18), Sherwin/VAL investor presentation, Company transcripts
Distribution, Packaging, and Manufacturing Chemical Raw Materials (Additives, Solvents & Pigments, Resins and Latex, Titanium Dioxide) Distribution, Packaging, and Manufacturing Chemical Raw Materials (Additives, Solvents & Pigments, Resins and Latex, Titanium Dioxide)
Average Architectural Coatings Average Industrial Coatings
Industry estimates – figures vary greatly by end-use and application
15 Similar raw materials lead to synergy opportunities Typical coatings acquisition synergy and efficiencies
Category Value Creation
Raw material and other supply-chain Meaningful to Significant Research & development Meaningful Cost structure and back-office Modest to Meaningful Manufacturing, logistics and other operations Modest Incremental revenue None to Modest
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Hemmelrath Industrial Addition of formulating and manufacturing solutions
SEM Products Industrial Expand auto refinish offerings
Whitford Industrial Expand into low-friction coatings
Crown Industrial Expand coatings service business
Cuming Microwave Industrial Expand aerospace technology capabilities
Futian China Industrial Gain scale in China refinish; mid-tier product line
IVC Industrial Expand powder technology / South China footprint
LJF Industrial Expand aerospace sealant adjacency
MetoKote Industrial Establish coatings service business
Revocoat Industrial Expand automotive adhesive adjacency
Spraylat Industrial Expanded liquid technologies; powder footprint
AkzoNobel NA Architectural Grow scale in U.S.
Comex Architectural Leading architectural position in Mexico
ProCoatings Architectural Additional architectural scale in Netherlands
Univar Italy Architectural Gain scale in architectural Italy
Target Details Technology Geography Scale Adjacency Type
1. ROCs post-completion unavailable due to recent timing of transaction 2. ROCs are representative of the acquisition project; not overall company
Acq 10 Acq 9 Acq 8 Acq 7 Acq 6 Acq 5 Acq 4 Acq 3 Acq 2 Acq 1
Estimated ROC Pre-Completion Increase in ROC Post-Completion
WACC Average Post-Completion ROC
1 1
Acquisitions since 2014 have averaged ~2x PPG WACC
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~15% ~13% ~12% ~8% ~5%
Measurable proof of PPG’s successful, disciplined and value creating M&A
Source: Company filings Note: €1bn Special Dividend from sale of Specialty Chemicals in 2017 removed from AkzoNobel Capital Deployment; USD/EUR = $1.24
Share Repurchases Dividends Capex Acquisitions
Cash Deployment: 2014 – 2018
$12.8bn $14.5bn $2.4bn $1.8bn $6.0bn Total Capital Deployed Acquisitions Capex Dividends Share Repurchases
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SG&A as % of sales
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Corporate cost as % of sales Recent PPG cost savings programs
Date Focus Target Savings Status
Q4, 2016 Reduce Europe operational footprint, marine coatings business unit cost structure, acquisition synergy capture $125 million Nearly complete Q2, 2018 Adjust cost structure following U.S. architectural customer assortment changes $85 million Underway Q2, 2019 Continue to optimize global cost structure ~$125 million Scope Being finalized
Adjusted EBITDA margin of sales (FY18)
19% 16% 16% 13% 11%
Source: Annual company filings Source: Annual company filings See detailed reconciliation on following slides
(in millions, except percentages)
PPG** Sherwin- Williams AkzoNobel RPM Axalta Coatings Systems Currency USD USD Euro USD USD Net Earnings as Reported 1,323 1,109 455 338 207 Total Net Adjustments, after-tax (see details below) 126 379 107 47 79 Adjusted Net Earnings 1,449 1,488 562 385 286 Net Interest Expense (after-tax)* 92 279 58 79 121 Adjusted Net Earnings + Net Interest Expense 1,541 1,767 620 464 407 Capital (Average Debt & Average Equity) as Reported 9,675 13,606 11,685 3,666 5,130 Net Adjustments (see above) 126 379 107 47 79 Adjusted Average Capital 10,048 13,985 11,792 3,713 5,209 Adjusted Return on Capital 15% 13% 5% 12% 8%
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Sources for Summary of Net Adjustments: PPG: Net income impact of non-recurring items as disclosed in the 2018 Form 10-K p. 31. Sherwin-Williams: Net income impact of non-recurring items of integration costs, environmental expenses, California litigation expense, and pension plan settlement expense as noted in the Fourth Quarter 2018 Earnings Press Release p. 5 (assuming a tax rate of 24%). This calculation does not include the adjustment for purchase accounting impacts. AkzoNobel: Net income impact of non-recurring identified items mainly related to transformation cost and one-off non-cash pension costs as noted in the Q4 and full-year 2018 results presentation p. 3. RPM: Net income impact of non-recurring items of inventory-related charges, restructuring expense, charge to exit Flowcrete China, corporate governance professional fees, and ERP consolidation plan as noted in the Reconciliation of Non-GAAP for 4th Quarter 2018 presentation slide 8 (assuming a tax rate of 24%). Axalta Coatings Systems: Net income impact of non-recurring items of termination benefits, debt extinguishment and refinancing related costs, and offering and transaction costs as noted in the Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2018 Financial Results presentation, slide 15. *Tax impact calculated using a 24% tax rate **Does not foot due to the rounding effect of net adjustments
PPG Sherwin-Williams AkzoNobel RPM Axalta Coatings Systems Currency USD USD Euro USD USD Sales 15,374 17,534 9,256 5,322 4,670 Income before taxes 1,693 1,360 573 417 268 Unusual or Infrequent Charges* 189 499 193 62 92 Interest, net 95 367 52 84 160 Depreciation & Amortization 497 596 239 128 369 EBITDA, adjusted 2,474 2,822 1,057 691 889 % of Sales 16% 16% 11% 13% 19%
Adjusted EBITDA as % of Sales:
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Amounts in millions, except percentages, reflect most recent year-end. Compiled from publically available segment disclosures. *Unusual or Infrequent Charges: PPG: Pre-tax impact of non-recurring items as disclosed in the 2018 Form 10-K p. 31. Sherwin-Williams: Integration costs, environmental expenses, California litigation expense, and pension plan settlement expense. AkzoNobel: Mainly related to transformation costs and one-off non-cash pension costs. RPM: Inventory-related charges, restructuring expense, charge to exit Flowcrete China, corporate governance professional fees, and ERP consolidation plan. Axalta Coatings Systems: Termination benefits, debt extinguishment and refinancing related costs, and offering and transaction costs