Company Results Review
Automation
+
Robotics
Company
Results
Review
November
2019
Performance
highlights
for
the
year
to
31
August
2019
Reported
Revenue
of
$225m
–
up
24%
on
2018
with
a
5
Year
compound
annual
growth
rate
(CAGR)
of
33%.
Delivered
Earnings
Before
Interest,
Tax,
Depreciation
and
Amortisation
of
$20.0m
–
up
1%
on
2018
with
new accounting
standards
for
leases
increasing
EBITDA
by
$4m
compared
to
prior
year
treatment.
Total
comprehensive
income
attributable
to
members
of
$9.8m
pushing
shareholder
equity
up
$6.2m
to
a
total
of
$112m
Operating
cash
inflow
of
$0.7m
(vs
inflow
of
$1.0m
in
2018)
reflects
working
capital
required
to
fund
balance
sheet
expansion
and
ongoing
growth.
Normaclass bolt
on
acquisition,
previous
acquisition
earn
‐
out
and
Dunedin
building
expansion
funded
by
cash
and
debt.
Earnings
per
share
of
11.3
cents
with
Final
dividend
at
4.0cents
and
full
year
dividend
of
8.0
cents
per
share
– 70%
payout ratio
(2.0
cents
lower
than
2018
–
cash
held
to
fund
working
capital
used
to
support
growth.
Revenue
Growth
Profile
-5,00005,00010,00015,00020,00025,000
0
20,00040,00060,00080,000
100,000120,000140,000160,000180,000200,000220,000240,000
FY10
FY11
FY12
FY13
FY14
FY15
FY16
FY17
FY18
FY19
30%
33%
19%
Revenue
5 year rev CAGR
3 year rev CAGR
Bladestop
Oct
16
MAR
Jan
15
RobotWorx
May
14
Somako
May
16
10 year rev CAGR
2H EBITDA
1H EBITDA
Alvey:
Apr
18
Transbotics:
Jun
18
EBITDA
Revenue
NPAT
Growth
Profile
‐
1,0001,0003,0005,0007,0009,000
11,000
FY10
FY11
FY12
FY13
FY14
FY15
FY16
FY17
FY18
FY19
-
8%
9%
13%
10 year CAGR
5 year CAGR
3 year CAGR
Bladestop
Oct
16
MAR
Jan
15
RobotWorx
May
14
JBS
buys
50.1%
Apr
16
Melbourne, Australia
AUSTRALIA
Shanghai, China
ASIA
Qingdao, China
Wellington, New Zealand
Vancouver, Canada
Brisbane, Australia
Sydney, Australia
Perth, Australia
SOUTH AMERICA
Santiago, Chile
NEW ZEALAND
Auckland, New Zealand
Christchurch, New Zealand
Dunedin, New Zealand
NORTH AMERICA
Marion, Ohio
Marseille,
France
Ploemeur,
France
EUROPE
Deerlijk,
Belgium
Kürnbach,
Germany
Czech Republic
UK
Charlotte, North Carolina
OUR
GLOBAL PRESENCE
Revenue Analysis
Revenue
matrix
for
2018/19
Financial
year
By
Industry
and
location
of
Customer
Geographical
location
of
the
customer
New
Zealand
Australia North
America South
America
Asia
Europe
Russia
Africa
Total
Appliances
124
1091
45
Materials
handling
61
61
Meat
processing
51510
5
35
Mining
10632
54
30
Industrial
automation
4
21
29
54
Total
9
47
69
3
12
75
6
4
225
Revenue
by
Customer
Geography
($000’s)
0
10,00020,00030,00040,00050,00060,00070,00080,000
New
Zealand
Australia
North
America
South
America
Asia
Europe
Russia
and
former
states
Africa
and
Middle
East
2018
2019
Revenue
by
Industry
Sector
($000’s)
0
10,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
Appliances
MHL
Meat
Mining
Industrial
Auto
2019
2018
Sector
Revenue
Breakdown
Sector Revenue
A
pril 2016
JBS acquires 50.1%
at $1.39 per share
A
ug balance date
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
Accum growth
$m
$m
$m
$m
$m
$m
$m
$m
$m
$m
$m
Meat processing
5
6
6
8
8
11
39
40
45
35
30
Industrial
1
3
8
7
9
31
31
40
36
54
53
Mining
19
28
34
29
14
17
22
26
33
30
11
A
ppliances
22
16
16
17
29
14
20
26
41
45
24
Materials handling
27
61
61
Total
47
54
64
60
60
72
112
133
182
225
179
Sales to JBS
0.3
3.2
5.6
6.2
Acquisitions
RobotWor
x
MAR
Somako Bladestop
A
lve
y
May-14
Jan-1
5
May-1
6
Oct-16
Apr-18
Rocklabs
Transbotic
s
1 April 2008
Jun-18
Revenue CAGR
1 yea
r
3 year
5 yea
r
10 yea
r
Meat processing
-23%
-7%
33%
27%
Industrial
52%
16%
15%
27%
Mining
-9%
7%
16%
5%
A
ppliances
11%
31%
35%
9%
TOTAL
24%
30%
33%
19%
Revenue
Bridge
Manufacturing
FY17to
FY19
($000’s)
225,093
181,779
34,557
6,489
2,268
‐
50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
250,000
FY18
rev
Asia/Europe
Americas
Australasia
FY19
rev
Segment
Results
2018
2019
change
2018
2019
change
Australasia
100,492
102,760
2,268
11,899
9,218
(2,681)
Americas
29,141
35,630
6,489
2,490
4,091
1,601
Asia
&
Europe
52,146
86,703
34,557
441
1,703
1,262
181,779
225,093
43,314
14,830
15,012
182
Unallocated (4,058)
(6,408)
10,772
8,604
Revenue
Surplus
after
Tax
Strategy
‐
to
build
a
global
company
that
has
a
sufficient
presence,
scale
and
technology
to
produce
profitable
growth.
•
Core
technologies
have
largely
been
developed
•
Focus
for
2020:
•
Repeat,
profitable,
sales
of
developed
and
proven
technology
•
Taking
Pork,
Poultry
and
Beef
developments
to
market
•
Growing
service
and
maintenance
revenues
•
Reviewing
all
areas
of
operations
to
improve
bottom
line
Strategy
&
Focus
Lamb
–Proven
with
small
addressable
market
Beef
–development
underway
will
be
prototypes
over
next
few
years.
Market
size
large
(10x
Lamb)
Pork
–started
with
Primal
cutting
based
on
lamb
Xray –
primal
knowhow.
First
system
in
2020.
Addressable
market
$200
– $500
million
(hundreds
of
multi
million
dollar
systems.Poultry
–proof
of
concept
delivered
with
first
commercial
system
build
underway.
Addressable
market
$20m+
over
next
three
years
with
other
similar
systems
to
follow.
Opportunities
for
Meat
Processing
Sector
Scott
Position
in
Market
few
competitors
Many
competitors
developing
developed
Scott
systems
for
meat
processors
Technology Readiness
Robo Prep
(robotic
sample
preparation
systems
for
Laboratories)
–System
technology
(Hardware
and
Software)
now
proven
with
multiple
installs
planned
for
2020.
Addressable
market
$20m
‐
$50m
per
annum.
Automated
Fire
Assay
–first
commercial
system
delivered
to
Gold
miner
in
Mexico.
Robotic
Refuel
– Leading
miners
trialed
and
first
commercial
order
taken
in
2019.
Addressable
market
$50
–
$100
million.
Opportunities
for
Mining
Sector
Automated
Guided
Vehicles
(“AGVs”)
–Growing
footprint
for
specialised
vehicle
technology.
(Hardware
and
Software)
well
established
with
repeat
bluechip customers.
Demand
for
AGV’s
growing
at
rapid
rate
particularly
for
Scott
in
North
America.
Target
growth
30%
plus.
Appliances
and
metal
forming
– subdued
growth
expected.
Focus
on
repeat
customers
where
we
offer
unique
solutions.
Materials
Handling
–Europe
subdued
but
expected
cross
selling
opportunities
into
North
America
to
lead
to
further
growth.
Opportunities
for
Other
Sectors
To
deliver
on
Scott’s
Strategy,
the
focus
will
be
on:
•
Consolidation
and
further
integration
of
recent
acquisitions
into
Scott
– rollout
of
best
practice
systems
and
processes.
–
Cross
Selling
Opportunities
•
Service
and
Spare
Parts
•
Research
&
Development
–sharper
focus
–
Meat
processing
developments
continuing
–
Bladestop – new
and
expanded
product
range
rollout
–
Mining
technology
developments
•
Digital
solutions
(industry
4.0
and
machine
learning/AI)
well
established
within
Scott
and
complements
Hardware
Focus
Areas
Scott
– Digital
Direction
1.
Vision
and
image
analysis
2.
Package
Software
‐
Maestro
(ex
Alvey)
‐
TMO
(ex
Transbotics)
3.
IIOT
and
connectivity
‐
Equipment
reporting
‐
Diagnostics
‐
Maintenance
‐
OEE
4.
Machine
Learning
‐
AI
/
convolutional
neural
networks
5.
Augmented
Reality
6.
Virtual
Reality
–for
Marketing
and
Training
Bladestop Bandsaws
Expanded
Bladestop product
range:
–
Development
of
Scott
600
saw
completed
–
CE
certification
and
specification
sorted
–
European
saw
now
shipping
–
Opportunities
beyond
“protein”
Outlook
Forward project work –approx. 7 monthsSignificant project work underwayService activity expandingGrowth will be :
Organic from existing technologiesBottom lined focused
Thank
you
Scott
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