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EvliEvli BankBankEngineering seminar Engineering seminar –– ””Europe in focusEurope in focus””
Stockholm Stockholm –– May 30, 2006May 30, 2006
Mr. Thomas Mr. Thomas ThuressonThuressonCFOCFOAlfa Laval GroupAlfa Laval Group
-- An introductionAn introduction-- Alfa Laval in EuropeAlfa Laval in Europe-- Q1 Q1 –– forward looking informationforward looking information
Strong market Strong market positions and global positions and global presencepresence
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Alfa Laval in a nutshell
• Sales: approx SEK 17,150* million
• 20 production units• Sales companies in 55 countries • Sales representation in another 45 countries
• Employees: approx. 10,000
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Key Key technologiestechnologies
Separation
Fluid handling
Heat transfer
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Sales per key technologySales per key technology
Heat transferHeat transfer48%48%
SeparationSeparation31%31%
Fluid handlingFluid handling14%14%
Heat transfer Separation Fluidhandling
Market share> 30%
Market share25–30%
Market share10%
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Comfort & RefrigerationComfort & Refrigeration
MarineMarine
BreweryBreweryPharmacy / BiotechPharmacy / Biotech
Examples of endExamples of end--usersusers
Process IndustryProcess Industry
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FoodFood EnvironmentEnvironment Oil & gasOil & gas
Examples of endExamples of end--usersusers
Bio fuelsBio fuels
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Diversified customer base
Comfort & RefrigerationComfort & Refrigeration
SanitarySanitary
Marine & DieselMarine & Diesel
Fluids & UtilityFluids & UtilityOEMOEM
Parts & ServiceParts & Service
Life ScienceLife Science
Process IndustryProcess Industry
Energy & EnvironmentEnergy & Environment
FoodFood
Orders received January – December 2005
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Orders received from energy and energy related industryOrders received from energy and energy related industry
Energy and energy related industryEnergy and energy related industry
approx. 40%
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V
Financial TargetsFinancial Targets
Growth > 5%
EBITA-margin 10 - 13%
ROCE > 20%
Mr. Thomas Mr. Thomas ThuressonThuressonCFOCFOAlfa Laval GroupAlfa Laval Group
-- An introductionAn introduction-- Alfa Laval in EuropeAlfa Laval in Europe-- Financial targets Financial targets –– dividend policydividend policy
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Regional distribution of ordersRegional distribution of orders
Centr
Centr . & East 8 %
. & East 8 %
North America 15 %
North America 15 %
Asia 29 %Asia 29 %
L. America 5 %
L. America 5 %
Other 2 %
Other 2 %
Western EuropeWestern Europe30 %30 %
Nordic 10 %
Nordic 10 %
Orders received January – December 2005
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Order development - Europe 2001- 2006
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Regional distribution of orders and Regional distribution of orders and employeesemployeesEurope
Orders received*: SEK 9,750 million % of Group: 48%
No of employees: 5 875Sales divisions: 3,175Operations division: 2,700
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presenceLocal presenceManufacturing locations in Europe
Heat transfer products
Separation products
Fluid handling products
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Cost structure Cost structure –– productsmanufactured in-house % of COGS
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Materials &Subcontracting, 65-70%
Direct labour, 5-8%Indirect salaries & wages, 5-8%Depreciation & facilities, 6-9%Repair, maintenance, 8-10%
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Direct labor hours in Asia
42%
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
Nordic
Orders received*: SEK 2,000 million% of Europe: 20%Largestsegments: Sanitary,
Comfort & Refrigeration
Employees: 3,100Sales divisions: 1,400Operations division: 1,700
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
UK and Ireland
Orders received*: SEK 1,100 million% of Europe: 11 %Largestsegments: Process
Industry,Energy &Environment
Employees: 300Sales divisions: 200Operations division: 100
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
Benelux
Orders received*: SEK 830 million% of Europe: 8%Largestsegments: Process
Industry,Sanitary
Employees (sales): 200
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
Mid Europe
Orders received*: SEK 1,385 million% of Europe: 14%Largestsegments: Marine &
Diesel and Sanitary
Employees (sales): 250
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
France
Orders received*: SEK 1,050 million% of Europe: 11%Largestsegments: Energy &
Environment(Oil & Gas)
Employees: 755Sales divisions: 440Operations division: 315
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
Iberica
Orders received*: SEK 600 million% of Europe: 6%Largestsegments: Food,
Energy &Environment
Employees: 175Sales divisions: 100Operations division: 75
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
Adriatic
Orders received*: SEK 1,150 million% of Europe: 12%Largestsegments: OEM, FoodEmployees: 550Sales divisions: 230Operations division: 320
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
South East Europe
Orders received*: SEK 80 million% of Europe: 1%Largestsegments: Marine,
ProcessIndustry
Employees (sales): 15
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
Central Europe
Orders received*: SEK 250% of Europe: 3%Largestsegments: OEM,
Comfort & Refrigeration
Employees: 95Sales divisions: 65Operations division: 30
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within EuropePoland &Baltic states
Orders received*: SEK 260 million% of Europe: 3%Largestsegments: Sanitary,
Comfort &Refrigeration
Employees: 150Sales divisions: 70Operations division: 80
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
Romania
Orders received*: SEK 50 million% of Europe: 0.5%Largestsegments: Marine,
Comfort &Refrigeration
Employees (sales): 15
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within EuropeTurkey, Azerbaijan, Armenia,& Georgia
Orders received*: SEK 215 million% of Europe: 2%Largestsegments: Marine,
ProcessIndustry
Employees (sales): 35
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
Ukraine & Moldova
Orders received*: SEK 230 million% of Europe: 2%Largestsegments: FoodEmployees (sales): 10
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
Russia
Orders received*: SEK 720 million% of Europe: 7%Largestsegments: Food,
Comfort &Refrigeration
Employees: 250Sales divisions: 135Operations division: 115
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
-- An introductionAn introduction-- Alfa Laval in EuropeAlfa Laval in Europe-- Q1 Q1 –– forward looking informationforward looking information
Mr. Thomas Mr. Thomas ThuressonThuressonCFOCFOAlfa Laval GroupAlfa Laval Group
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Order backlog as per March 31
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7000
2004 2005 2006
5,8374,840 6,700
For delivery in the current yearSEK million
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Gross profit marginGross profit margin
In percent of salesIn percent of sales
Q203Q203 Q303Q303 Q403Q403 Q104Q104 Q204Q204 Q304Q304 Q404Q404 Q105Q105 Q205Q205 Q305Q305 Q405Q405 Q106Q106Q103Q10320
30
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50
38.938.9
37.037.039.039.0
40.040.0
Seasonality!Seasonality!
Q206Q206 Q406Q406Q306Q306
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Outlook for the near future after Q1Outlook for the near future after Q1
““In most of the markets, geographical In most of the markets, geographical as well as customer segments, thatas well as customer segments, thatAlfa Laval serves a continued very Alfa Laval serves a continued very strong demand is expected.strong demand is expected.””
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Six-year development
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20000
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006R12M
Orders received
Net salesAdj EBITA-margin
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Local presence within EuropeLocal presence within Europe
Israel
Orders received*: SEK 45 million% of Europe: 0.5%Largestsegments: Energy &
EnvironmentEmployees (sales): 5
* April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006
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Macro considerationsMacro considerationsfor Europefor Europe
Labour legislationeducation
cost
Logistics /Transportation
cost
environmenttime
Environment
Taxation
EU