Fredrik Möller, Business Area President Capital Markets Day, November 30, 2005 November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com
Contents in brief Industrial power tool market Performance Mission and strategy November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 2 Industrial Power Tools and Assembly Systems November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 3 Market position, sales and operating profit margin World leading supplier of industrial power tools and assembly systems for industrial manufacturing 6 000 4 000 18,7% 19,7% 30% 25% 20% 15,2% 15% 2 000 10% 5% 0-03 -04 September 0% Revenues, MSEK Operating profit margin, % November 30, 2005 Restated for IFRS from 2004, excluding www.atlascopco.com discontinued operations. 4 1
excluding Professional Electric Tool Divisions Construction and Mining Technique Compressor Technique 12% Industrial Technique Rental Service November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 5 Vision to be the market leader, locally as well as globally First in Mind First in Choice Motor Vehicle Industry (MVI) General Industry (GI) Vehicle Service (VS) MVI GI VS MVI GI VS Perfom majority of aftermarket service for OUR tools November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 6 1 business 2 divisions Atlas Copco Tools and Assembly Systems Chicago Pneumatic November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 7 2
Chicago Pneumatic November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 8 Atlas Copco Tools and Assembly Systems November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 9 Customers November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 10 3
Contents in brief Industrial power tool market Performance Mission and strategy November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 11 Industrial Power Tool Market Market - Customers Estimated Market size > BUSD 2 General Industry Motor Vehicle Industy General Industry Motor Vehicle Industy November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 12 Industrial Power Tool Market Market - Customers Main customer segments - Motor Vehicle Industry Machine tool builder 15% Tier 1 30% Final assembly 40% 15% Power train Mainly handheld Mainly automated November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 13 4
Industrial Power Tool Market Market - Customers Main customer segments - General Industry Other 15% 25% Light assembly 30% General engineering 10% Shipyards 10% 10% Machine Foundries tool builder Mainly handheld Mainly automated November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 14 Industrial Power Tool Market Tools part of Life Cycle Cost in hand held application Market not price sensitive if recognized unique selling points are provided Lowest total cost of operation Tools Quality Ergonomics Time Reduction November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 15 Industrial Power Tool Market Tools part of Life Cycle Cost in automated station Price more important Recognized unique selling points awarded Tools Lead Time Time Reduction Quality On Time November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 16 5
Industrial Power Tool Market Market trends More sophisticated tools and systems Traceability and error proofing for critical and quality critical joints Solve quality issues prior to start of production More power tools with electric motors, partly replacing pneumatic tools 100% electric plant Productivity and ergonomics Flexible production Information to operator Focus on total cost reduction of customer product cost November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 17 Industrial Power Tool Market Main product segments Price/unit Pneumatic assembly tools 10 KSEK Pneumatic material removal tools 7 KSEK Electric assembly tools 100 KSEK Fixtured nutrunners 100 KSEK Aftermarket November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 18 November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 19 6
Industrial Power Tool Market Initial purchase new assembly lines Customers Product life cycle time Investment decision new products / platforms, changes in assembly set up Annual purchase (daily sales) replacement and non-assembly tools Customers production and profitability Option to purchase is repair and maintenance Positive trend Sensitive to business cycle Estimated world market for industrial tools had significant declines in the years 1990 to 1991 and 2001 to 2002 November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 20 Automotive Aftermarket Vehicle Service Low gross profit market, but strategically important to be present A couple of million tools every year one day similar quality standards as in the plants Core Markets Service, car Service, truck Tire shop Body shop Specialty shop IMPACTS RATCHETS HAMMERS SANDERS DRILLS GRINDERS November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 21 Industrial Power Tool Market Estimated market position Estimated Market size >BUSD 2 Other Atlas Copco November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 22 7
Quality integrated fastening If you include everything a customer needs in a fastening station the market is much bigger Error proofing station November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 23 Industrial Power Tool Market 2004 Competitors Cooper Ingersoll-Rand Uruy Stanley Bosch + many regional / niche competitors November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 24 Contents in brief Industrial power tool market Performance Mission and strategy November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 25 8
Growth Change in revenue volume and price, % Structural changes, % CAGR, 2001-Q3 2005 20% 15% 10% 5% 5,1% 0% -5% 2001 2002 2003 2004 Q1-3 2005 November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 26 Sales, operating profit margin, capital employed and ROCE 6 000 4 000 18,7% 19,7% 30% 25% 20% 6 000 4 000 50% 59% 65% 70% 60% 50% 15,2% 40% 15% 30% 2 000 10% 2 000 20% 5% 10% 0 0% -03-04 September Revenues, Operating profit margin, MSEK % 0 0% -03-04 Sept. -05 Average Capital Employed ROCE November 30, 2005 Restated for IFRS from 2004, excluding www.atlascopco.com discontinued operations. 27 Q3 Favorable sales growth in Asia and North America Focus on sales and product development Investment in sales engineers and training activities New tools and aftermarket products Agreement to acquire Fuji Air Tools Record revenues and operating profit Operating margin above 20% November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 28 9
Orders received - Local currency +16% YTD, +14% last 3 months September 2005 29 ++ ++ 52 + + 9 ++ ++ 4 ++ ++ 3 ++ - 3 ++ ++ A= Portion of IT sales last 12 months, % A B C B= Year-to-date vs prev. year November 30, 2005 C= Last 3 months vs prev. year www.atlascopco.com 29 Why has Profit Improved? Focus on sales Successful introduction of new products Improved performance of sales force Control functional cost Product cost reduction November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 30 Focus on Sales Breakthrough Orders to Toyota November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 31 10
Successful Introduction of New Products Introduced 2003-2004 Tensor ST - Build more cars at lower cost New Tool Range Productivity Significantly faster or faster with lower weight. - You decide! Communication 16-55 Nm tool Bar code scanner, speaker etc. Error proofing / zero Atlas Copco ETV ST8-50 1090 rpm / 1.7 kg fault production ETV ST6-50 655 rpm / 1,5 kg ETV S7-50 545 rpm / 1.8 kg Stanley 570 rpm / 2.2 kg Cooper 485 rpm / 2.3 kg November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 32 Successful Introduction of New Products Introduced 2003-2004 Fixtured Nutrunner Multiples by Express Complete system standard components Improved profitability Simplicity All salesengineers should be able to quote systems No project work included Quote within 24h from request All technical specifications automatically generated Leadtime 2-4 weeks for complete system Try&Buy November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 33 New Products - CP November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 34 11
New Products Atlas Copco November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 35 Improved Performance of Sales Force 3 200 3 000 2 800 2 600 2 400 2 200 2 100 2 000 1 900 1 800 1 700 1 600 Detailed follow up of activities and results Training Focused sales on key products and aftermarket More sales people 2 000 2004 2005 Employees, average Sales per employee, KSEK 1 500 November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 36 People Gap analysis as a part of Business review process Gap analysis and development plan by Customer Center November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 37 12
Contents in brief Industrial power tool market Performance Mission and strategy November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 38 Mission Profitable growth Significantly increase sales Significantly increase profit but not necessarily profit margin Make the business area operating profit less sensitive to business cycle November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 39 Strategy Give the customer the lowest total cost of operation Unique selling points premium price Product driven but market oriented strategy November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 40 13
Growth Strategy Add sales people Increase sales of electric power tools in general industry Productivity and quality partner New product development Service and aftermarket Acquisitions November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 41 Growth Strategy Add sales people Improved customer service Customer share Territory management November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 42 Growth Strategy Increase sales of electric power tools in general industry Trend to improve efficiency and productivity November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 43 14
Growth Strategy A productivity and quality partner during our customers product life cycle in the Motor Vehicle Industry Design and Engineering Planning and Purchasing Our Customers' 5 phases Installation and Start-up Full production and upgrades Vehicle service Simultaneous Engineering S O P Service Modules Vehicle Service Specification of fixtured nutrunners Spec handheld tools incl stations & EEPS Joint Analysis Prototype Build Commonality in process Installation Start-up Repair HW/SW Preventive maintenance Calibration Tool Fleet Mgmnt Finance Vehicle service Vehicle service Support and Training November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 44 Growth Strategy Product Development 5% of sales invested in product development Half the volume should come from products three years old or younger November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 45 Growth Strategy Product Development Advanced Fastening Technology Tool cart for prototype build Joint analysis November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 46 15
Growth Strategy New Offer Development Vision We should develop superior new offers We should always try to sell standard Being first is key. It will giva a strategic competitive advantage Growth New offer AB Normal Organization November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 47 Growth Strategy Service and Aftermarket Service agreements Gold, silver, bronze Calibration of tools and torque analysis November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 48 Growth Strategy Acquisitions Additional growth from acquisitions the potential is good Value added logic Business attractiveness Make our business less sensitive to business cycle November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 49 16
Growth Strategy Acquisitions Screening of Alternatives High Fuji Attractiveness Size Growth Profits Low Low Value added logic High Customer/market Distribution channels / network Operational capabilities November 30, 2005 Technologies www.atlascopco.com 50 Fuji Air Tools Acquisition Japanese air tool manufacturer Good market position Channel to market Products Broad range of air tools Range of special products November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 51 Summary Focused industrial tools business with global leadership position Profitable growth strategy by building on technological leadership and offering of products and aftermarket services that improve customers productivity Focus on innovation Potential to acquire November 30, 2005 www.atlascopco.com 52 17