AGM Rev2 CEO Presentation 2012 030512030443

Dialight
Dialight plc AGM
April 18th 2012
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Highlights
Dialight
• Underlying Profit before tax of £15.1m (2010: £11.3m) – 33.6% Growth • Full year Revenues grew 14.4% to £113.5m (2010: £99.2m)
• Signals/Illumination segment revenues increased 29.0% to £78.8m (2010: £61.1m) • Lighting sales more than doubled to £26.3m (2010: £11.6m)
• Strong operating cash flow leading to net cash of £13.7m (2010: £10.4m)
• Final dividend of 6.7 pence (2010: 5.2 pence) an increase of 28.8%
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2011 Financial Results
Dialight
£m
2010 EBIT
11.2
Indication Volume – Exceptional Q1 2010
(0.4)
Signals & Illumination
10.1
Foreign Currency Translation
(0.8)
Increased Production Costs – Volume Related
(2.1)
Development investment and capitalisation
(0.4)
Investment in Additional Sales & Marketing
(2.0)
Lower Administration Costs
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0.4
Increased Bonus Provision
(0.7)
Other costs
(0.2)
2011 EBIT
15.1
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Revenues
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Signals/Illumination ‐ Five Year History
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Dialight
2011
£m
2010
£m
2009
£m
2008
£m
2007
£m
2006
£m
Turnover
78.8
61.1
46.4
43.3
33.4
28.6
Operating Profit
13.8
8.7
3.3
1.7
0.1
(0.5)
Return on Sales %
17.5
14.2
7.1
3.9
0.3
n/a
% of Group Profit
91.3
77.7
62.2
30.4
2.2
n/a
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Signals/Illumination Revenue
Total £78.8m
Contribution % 43.7%
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£61.1m 42.2%
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LED Obstruction Lighting
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Signals/Obstruction
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• 45% year on year growth versus continued guidance of 30‐50%
• Margin improvement driven by new Beacon and Strobe designs
• More than 7000 White Strobes supplied to US Cell Tower market since 2007 – 73000 to go – opportunity value $200+m! Only FAA approved supplier
• Sales to 9 of the top 10 tower operators now
• Introduced High Intensity Strobe for Broadcast/Tall Tower Market
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New Products – High Intensity Strobe
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First LED high intensity strobe to market
Vigilant™ LED High Intensity Strobe
- 270,000 candelas of white light
- Towers above 500’
- FAA certified
- Replaces unreliable Xenon technology - Reduces massive maintenance costs
Scale of opportunity
- ~1,800 towers with high intensity systems in US
- Average 9 flash heads per tower
Total US tower opportunity 9
‐ $150 ‐ 200M
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Illumination
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Lighting
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Lighting
• Revenues up over 128% versus guidance of 100%
• 75,000+ Industrial White Lights shipped in the year
• High Bay Light major success
• Sales to many new customers in 2011
• Pipeline of new/improved products
• 2012 starting strongly
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Vertically Focused – Hazardous & Industrial
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Regulated Primary Markets
Oil & Gas
Power Gen
Mining
Chemical
Pharmaceutical
Water & Sewage
Food & Beverage
Secondary Markets
Manufacturing
Warehousing
Cold Storage
Data Centers
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How big is the market, is the opportunity real?
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• Freedonia says Industrial Lighting is approx., $5Bn Annually
• We address the installed base which is probably 10 times that size
• Hazardous and Heavy is about 20% of that
• Dialight has achieved between 0.1 and 0.5% penetration
• Major investment in channel expansion
Source: Freedonia IMS
2010 Global Industrial Sales: $5.25 billion
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Lighting Sales Force Expansion‐ more than doubled in 12 months
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Product Portfolio
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Dialight’s LED Lighting Fixtures – Broadest in the Industry
Linear Fixture
Power Consumption: 123‐170W
Replaces: 400W HID
Energy Savings: 65%
Typical Payback: 1‐3 years
Power Consumption: 50‐100W
Replaces: 200W Fluor
Energy Savings: 50%
Typical Payback: < 2 years
Power Consumption: 80W
Replaces: 150W HID
Energy Savings: 50%
Typical Payback: < 2 years
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Area Light
High Bay
Low Bay
Dialight
Power Consumption: 43‐70W
Replaces: 200W Fluor
Energy Savings: 50%
Typical Payback: < 2 years
Wallpack / Bulkhead
Power Consumption: 11‐24W
Replaces: 70W HID
Energy Savings: 70%
Typical Payback: 2‐4 years
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Evolution of Energy Efficient Lighting
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Improving our LED High Bay
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So how does Dialight provide value to LEDs?
Mechanical design / thermal heatsinking
Key to longevity of LED fixtures is proper heat management Electrical design
Highly efficient universal power supplies built custom for each luminaire, tailored to meet specific certifications, extreme temperatures and rugged environments.
LED optical design
Concentrate light to the targeted area, rather than wasted on walls, the tops of shelves or into the night sky.
Highly durable & efficient lenses
Extremely durable lens options for a range of indoor and outdoor applications. 18
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Dialight LED High Bay
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• 60,000+ units – total installed base
• Multiple award winning luminaire
• Fixture efficiency – 100 lm/W (*industry avg – 77 lm/W)
• Mounting options for any application
• 200 different variations
- Certifications - Lumen output, power consumption
- Light distribution patterns
- Color temperatures
- Voltages
- Occupancy sensors
- Dimmable
*Based on DesignLights Consortium QPL 08/2/2012
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LED Progression
Dialight
Here’s what we were able to accomplish with our high bay
PRESENT
2011
2010
2009
14,000 lumens
12,000 lumens
8,000 lumens
17,000 lumens
100 lm/W
90 lm/W
80 lm/W 53 lm/W
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The Future
Dialight
• Multi‐Billion Dollar addressable Market in Lighting
• Low penetration
• Improving paybacks for the customer base as Dialight’s products improve with LED efficiency and internally driven innovation
• Lighting Revenues potential to double year on year
• Almost $0.5Bn addressable market in Obstruction
• Low penetration
• Obstruction Revenues potential to grow more than 30% a year
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The Future
Dialight
Dialight Signals & Illumination Leverage
Base %
Fixed %
Variable %
Revenue
100
Direct Material
45%
0
100
Direct Labour
6%
0
100
Sales Commission
2%
0
100
Freight
2%
0
100
45%
0
100
8%
50
50
Contribution Margin
Production Cost
Gross Margin
37%
Development
6%
75
25
Sales & Marketing
9%
0
100
Administration
7%
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EBIT
15%
• Operational leverage and maintained/improving contributions will drive the Groups operating Income • Continued doubling lighting through ’14 would triple the size of the Group
• £100m Incremental Revenue drives £30m Incremental EBIT
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Dialight
Dialight
Challenging the status quo in the lighting industry
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