Wajax Corporation Investor Presentation May 2011 Corporation
Wajax Corporation
Investor Presentation
May 2011
Corporation
Corporation
Forward Looking Statement
Certain information in this presentation contains forward-looking
statements based on management’s current expectations and
assumptions regarding the business and anticipated financial
results of the Corporation. There is, however, no assurance
forward-looking statements will materialize if known and unknown
risks or uncertainties affect the Corporation’s business or if
management’s expectations and assumptions prove to be
incorrect. In such circumstances, actual results of operations
could differ materially from expectations and forward-looking
statements.
You can find a discussion of risks and uncertainties pertaining to
the Corporation and its business and other factors that could
cause financial results to fluctuate in our regulatory filings on
SEDAR at www.sedar.com. The Corporation assumes no
obligation to publicly update or revise its forward-looking
statements to reflect new information, events or circumstances.
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Corporation
Mobile Equipment
Industrial Components
Power Systems
50% 27% 23%
Three Core Businesses
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Corporation
2010 Revenue by Region
118 Branches
> 40,000 Customers
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Corporation
2010 Revenue by Market
5% 7% 7%
Industrial/Commercial
Construction
Forestry Transportation
Mining
Oil Sands
Government and Utilities Other
Metal Processing
Oil & Gas
16%
10%
12%
10% 10%
13%
10%
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Corporation
2007 2008 2009 2010
$1,192 $1,214
$1,007 $1,112
Revenue (Millions)
2007 2008 2009 2010
$4.34 $4.57
$2.06
$3.31
Net Earnings Per Unit (Basic)
Historical Financial Data
Consolidated
Revenue and Earnings
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Corporation
Q1 Consolidated
Revenue and Earnings
2010 2011
$303.9
Revenue $ Millions
$227.4
2010 2011
$18.0
$8.5
Earnings Before Tax $ Millions
Monthly dividends $0.18 per share ($2.16 annualized)
Debt to EBITDA: 1.1 to 1 (March 31, 2011) 7
Corporation
Consolidated Backlog
$ Millions
Q1 2010 Q4 2010 Q1 2011
$188.4
$217.3 $215.7
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50% of Total Revenue
EQUIPMENT
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30%
30%
17%
12% 11%
Crane & Utility
Mining / Oil Sands
Construction
Material
Handling
Forestry
Equipment
2010 Revenue by Product Type
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Growth Strategies
Increase equipment market share in key categories.
– Sales coverage and inventory availability
– Line extensions
Aftermarket parts and service growth.
– Parts fill rates
– Labour efficiencies
Branch coverage in key metropolitan areas.
– GTA and Montreal
Tigercat
Forestry
Hyster
Material Handling Construction
Hitachi JCB
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Equipment
Product Offering and Growth Strategies
Equipment
Expanded Distribution Rights
Peterson Pacific
Wirtgen and Vogele
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Retail value per unit: $1M - $15M
Units in operation Canada-wide:
140
Parts and service consumption
over 10 years - up to 2X capital
cost.
Mining
Hitachi Phillips
Underground Mining
LeTourneau
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Growth Strategies:
New products and line
extensions
Aftermarket parts and
service
– Parts fill rates
– Labour efficiencies
Equipment
Product Offering and Growth Strategies
Crane / Utility
Terex
Palfinger Weldco
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Equipment
Product Offering and Growth Strategies
Hitachi Japan Supply Chain
Earthquake and tsunami in Japan caused damage
to certain Hitachi manufacturing facilities. All
facilities are back in production.
Wajax sources equipment and parts from U.S. and
Japanese facilities.
Wajax expects to have:
– Adequate stock of Hitachi parts and
construction excavators
– Some mining equipment delays
(2011 revenue impact expected: $40 million)
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27% of Total Revenue
INDUSTRIAL COMPONENTS
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Industrial /
Manufacturing
Forestry
Construction
Transportation
Mining
Food & Beverage
Other
Metal
Processing
Oil & Gas
17%
7%
15%
14% 12%
5%
10%
5% 15%
> 15,000 Customers
Industrial Components
2010 Revenue by Market
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Bearings and
Power Transmission
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Process
Equipment
Hydraulic Components
and Systems
(SKF, NSK, Timken) (Cuno, Moyno) (Eaton, Aeroquip, Vickers)
Industrial Components
Product Offering
Leverage technical capabilities by expanding higher margin engineering services.
Sales growth:
– Bearings and power transmissions in the west and hydraulics in the east.
– New branches, product line additions and acquisitions.
– Private label Hy-Spec and National lines.
Upgrade e-commerce capability.
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Industrial Components
Growth Strategies
23% of Total Revenue
POWER SYSTEMS
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7%
14% 3%
Industrial/
Commercial
On-Highway
Transportation Mining
Oil Sands
Other
Oil & Gas
24%
25%
27%
Power Systems
2010 Revenue by Market
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Applications
Prime and standby power
Growth Strategies
Develop national focus
– Geographic and product line expansion
Rental market expansion
Electric Power Generation
GE Jenbacher MTU
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Power Systems
Product Offering and Growth Strategies
Applications
Oil and gas exploration and servicing (fracking)
Other Off-Highway applications
Growth Strategies
Develop national focus
– Geographic and product line expansion
Further develop packaging and integration
capabilities
Mechanical Drive Systems
Allison MTU
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Power Systems
Product Offering and Growth Strategies
Applications
Parts and service for On-Highway Detroit
Diesel engines and Allison transmissions
Growth Strategies
Geographic expansion
On-Highway
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Power Systems
Product Offering and Growth Strategies
Power Systems
Harper Power Products Acquisition
10 Branches ~$71 million revenue
200 employees
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Power Systems
New Distribution Rights
Doosan Power Generation
Distribution rights
for all of Canada
Standby power
Rental fleet
application
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Corporation
Wajax Rebranding
POWER
SYSTEMS
EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL
COMPONENTS
New
Industries
Current
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Corporation Corporation
Corporation
Q1 Summary and 2011 Outlook
Robust energy and mining markets in western
Canada
Stronger activity in central and eastern Canada
Expect pre-tax earnings to exceed 2010 levels
Monthly dividend increase of $0.03 per share to
$0.18 per share for May, June and July
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