Electrolux Capital Markets Day 2013 - Presentation Tomas Eliasson, CFO

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Electrolux today at its capital markets day presents a status update on the Group’s strategy, focusing on actions to drive profitable growth and further improve operational excellence. President and CEO Keith McLoughlin and members of senior management will hold presentations, including an in-depth view of the operations in North America.

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Capital Markets Day

November 13, 2013

Q3 and YTD 2013 Financials Tomas Eliasson, CFO

2

The transformation

is paying off Financial Highlights

Sales and EBIT bridge Q3

3

SEKm

Q3 2012

Organic

Currency

translation

Currency

Transaction

Acquisitions

Q3 2013

Net sales 27,171 1,301 -1,214 - - 27,258

Growth % - 4.9% -4.6% - - 0.3%

EBIT 1,423 171 -71 -448 - 1,075

EBIT % 5.2% 13.1% 5.8% - - 3.9%

Accretion % 0.3% 0.0% -1.6% 0.0%

Sales and EBIT bridge Jan-Sep

4

SEKm

Jan-Sep 2012

Organic

Currency

Translation

Currency

Transaction

Acquisitions

Jan-Sep 2013

Net sales 80,809 3,768 -4,317 - - 80,260

Growth % - 4.9% -5.5% - - -0.7%

EBIT 3,442 408 -179 -840 - 2,832

EBIT % 4.3% 11.0% 4.2% - - 3.5%

Accretion % 0.3% 0.0% -1.0% 0.0%

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The transformation

is paying off Currency Effects

Transactional Currency Effects

In general, earnings for Electrolux benefits from a:

Weak USD, EUR, HUF, THB, MXN and CNY (export countries)

Strong BRL, RUB, ARS, CAD, CHF, AUD and GBP (import countries)

In countries with large manufacturing and logistic centers

effects over time will to a large extent balance out due to

natural hedging.

6

Gross Currency Flows

Largest currency flows over 12 months

In total 80 significant currency pairs

Total flows around SEK 37bn

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-6 000

-4 000

-2 000

0

2 000

4 000

6 000

8 000

10 000

BRL AUD CHF GBP RUB THB HUF CNY EUR USD

SE

Km

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The transformation

is paying off Restructuring Update

Announced in Q3

Manufacturing footprint SEK 2.2bn

Overhead cost reduction SEK 1.2bn

Total savings end of 2016 SEK 1.8bn

Operational Excellence 2012-2016 Presented November 2011

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Total annual savings: SEK 5.3bn

One-time costs: SEK 5.1bn

Full effect 2016

Global Operations

Saving 3.0bn

Cost 1.2bn

Overhead cost

Saving 0.7bn

Cost 0.7bn

Mfg

footprint

Saving 1.6bn

Cost 3.5bn

Operational Excellence 2012-2016 Savings and Cost Update Q3 2013

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Total annual savings: SEK 5.9bn (5.3)

One-time costs: SEK 6.0bn (5.1)

Full effect 2016

Mfg

footprint

Saving 1.1bn

Cost 3.2bn

Global Operations

Saving 3.0bn

Cost 1.2bn

Overhead cost

Saving 0.7bn

Cost 0.7bn

Overhead cost

Saving 1.1bn

Cost 1.2bn

On-going, savings during

latter part of the period

45% done Majority done Starting now Status:

12

The transformation

is paying off Cash Flow

Cash Flow

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-4 000

-3 000

-2 000

-1 000

0

1 000

2 000

3 000

4 000

2011 2012 2013

SE

Kb

n

Free Cash Flow Strong recovery in Q2

& Q3 after weak Q1

Net Operating Working Capital

14

8%

10%

12%

14%

16%

10 000 000

11 000 000

12 000 000

13 000 000

14 000 000

15 000 000

2010 2011 2012 2013

NO

WC

/Rev

en

ues %

NO

WC

SE

Kk

Total NOWC NOWC % NS 12 Months NOWC % NS 3 Months

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The transformation

is paying off Understanding the

Income Statement

Understanding Electrolux (2012)

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110bn

45bn

18bn

42bn

= 5bn

Revenues

Direct Material

Sourced Products

Salaries and Other

Expenses

Understanding Electrolux (2012)

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110bn

45bn

18bn

42bn

= 5bn

Revenues

Direct Material

Sourced Products

Salaries and Other

Expenses

Understanding Electrolux (2012)

Revenues

110bn

Price

0% or 100%

Drop-through

Mix

20-50%

Volume

~20%

!

Understanding Electrolux (2012)

19

110bn

45bn

18bn

42bn

= 5bn

Revenues

Direct Material

Sourced Products

Salaries and Other

Expenses

Understanding Electrolux (2012)

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Direct Material

45bn

50%

Raw Material

50%

Added Value

40%

Steel

30%

Plastics

30%

Other

Understanding Electrolux (2012)

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110bn

45bn

18bn

42bn

= 5bn

Revenues

Direct Material

Sourced Products

Salaries and Other

Expenses

Understanding Electrolux (2012)

22

Sourced Products

18bn

Four major groups

Air conditioners

Microwave owens

Small Appliances

Cooker hoods

Understanding Electrolux (2012)

23

110bn

45bn

18bn

42bn

= 5bn

Revenues

Direct Material

Sourced Products

Salaries and Other

Expenses

Understanding Electrolux (2012)

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Salaries and Other

Expenses

42bn

17bn

Personnel

22bn

Expenses

3bn

Depreciation

3-4% inflation

Understanding Electrolux (2012)

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110bn

45bn

18bn

42bn

= 5bn

Revenues

Direct Material

Sourced Products

Salaries and Other

Expenses

Variable cost to sales 80%

Fixed cost to sales 15%

Summary of Major P&L Components

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Price 0% or 100% drop-through(!)

Mix 20-50% drop-through

Volume ~20% drop-through

Total Sales SEK 110bn

Salaries & expenses SEK 42bn, 3-4% inflation (1.2bn-1.5bn)

Raw material SEK 45bn total material, raw material 50%

Sourced products SEK 18bn

Savings projects Cost programs/efficiency

Fixed cost changes Planned changes

Net organic Net before currency and acq

Currency ~SEK 37bn in gross currency flows

Total

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The transformation

is paying off Summary

Key Points Financial Development

Earnings

North America more than compensates for EMEA deterioration

The rest is basically currency impacts

Over time currency impacts are mitigated

Cost reduction program/investigation, mainly for EMEA, initiated

Cash Flow performance strong in Q2 and Q3 after weak Q1

Going forward:

Growth according to strategy

Low fixed cost to sales (~15%) and high asset velocity (~4 times) provides flexibility

Cash Flow and Return on Net Assets

Restoring profitability in EMEA

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