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Q1 2022/23
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STRIVE25: SUSTAINABLE GROWTH LEADERSHIP
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Solid Q1 with 7% organic growth and 29% EBIT margin1. Unchanged FY 2022/23 guidance of 7-8% organic growth and 28-30% EBIT margin1
REVENUE GROWTH | Q1 2022/23 highlights |
Reported revenue (mDKK)
Organic growth
Reported growth | +18% |
+7%
5,169 6,105
Q1 21/22 | Q1 22/23 |
EBIT
EBIT (DKKm)1
Reported EBIT margin1
32
29
1,649 1,774
Q1 21/22 | Q1 22/23 |
- Organic growth of 7% and reported growth in DKK of 18%.
- Solid start in Chronic Care with strong momentum in Ostomy Care (8% organic growth). Solid performance in Continence Care (7% organic growth), despite continued impact from backorders in Collecting Devices
- Voice & Respiratory Care delivered high single-digit organic growth and contributed 9%-points to reported growth
- Soft start in Wound Care (declined 4%), impacted by baseline, backorders mostly in Europe and COVID-19 in China
- Strong broad-based growth in Interventional Urology (11% organic growth), led by the US Men's Health business
- Coloplast is launching Luja™, the new male intermittent catheter with a unique Micro-hole Zone Technology™. Luja is expected to be launched in key markets over the next 12 months
- EBIT before special items increased by 8%, to DKK 1,774 million, corresponding to a reported EBIT margin before special items of 29%, compared to 32% last year
- ROIC after tax before special items of 20%, against 43% last year, impacted by the Atos Medical acquisition
- Diluted earnings per share (EPS) before special items decreased by 7% to DKK 5.35, due to increased financial expenses driven by non-cash effect from currencies
- FCF was DKK 212 million, a 77% decrease vs last year, impacted by a decline in cash flow from operating activities, mostly due to increased net working capital. Net working capital for FY 2022/23 is still expected around 24%.
FY 2022/23 financial guidance
- Organic revenue growth still expected at 7-8%. Reported growth in DKK expected at 9-10%, from 11-12% previously, due to unfavourable FX development on USD, expected around -1%-point. Contribution from the Atos Medical acquisition to reported growth still expected around 3%-points (4 months impact)
- Reported EBIT margin before special items1 still expected at 28-30%, due to pressure from increased input costs
- CAPEX still expected at around DKK 1.4bn. Effective tax rate still expected around 21%
- Before special items. Special items of DKK 13 million in Q1 2022/23 related to integration costs for the Atos Medical acquisition. Special items for FY 22/23 expected to be around DKK 50
3 million for the Atos Medical integration. Special items of DKK 34 million in Q1 2021/22 related to one-off legal and advisory fees in connection with the acquisition of Atos Medical.
Q1 2022/23 organic growth was driven by a solid start in Chronic Care with broad based growth across regions excluding China
Q1 2022/23 revenue by business area | Q1 2022/23 revenue by geography |
Business area
Ostomy Care
Continence Care
Voice & Respiratory Care
Wound & Skin Care
Interventional Urology
Coloplast
Group
Reported revenue FY | Organic growth | Share of organic | Geographic | ||
DKKm | FY | growth | area | ||
8% | 46% | ||||
2,274 | |||||
European | |||||
markets | |||||
1,987 | 7% | 34% | |||
480 | - | - | Other developed | ||
markets | |||||
678 | 1% | 3% | ||
Emerging | ||||
markets | ||||
686 | 11% | 18% | ||
6,105 | 7% | 100% | Coloplast | |
Group | ||||
Reported revenue FY | Organic growth | Share of organic |
DKKm | FY | growth |
3,434 | 5% | 42% |
1,634 | 9% | 34% |
1,037 | 9% | 24% |
6,105 7% 100%
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Ostomy Care is off to a strong start with 8% growth in Q1 and solid contribution from all regions excluding China
Ostomy Care performance
13 | ||
9 | 9 | |
9 | 10 | 8 |
Q1 2022/23 highlights
• All regions contributed to growth ex. China | |
• | Solid growth contribution from Europe, driven primarily by the UK |
• | Solid momentum in the US with double-digit growth and continued |
advancement of our competitive position. Recent contract wins include | |
Captis, a healthcare organisation under the Vizient™ umbrella, and a |
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renewal of Coloplast's group purchasing agreement with Premier Inc. |
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2,098 2,109 2,160 2,253 2,274
Q1 21/22 | Q2 21/22 | Q3 21/22 | Q4 21/22 | Q1 22/23 |
Revenues (DKKm) | Organic growth (%) | Reported growth (%) | ||
for another three years starting April 1, 2023 |
• Emerging markets ex. China was also off to a good start, led by LATAM |
• Growth in China was hampered by a continued lower level of |
procedural volumes and sales in the hospital channel due to COVID-19. |
Despite the national lifting of the restrictions towards the end of Q1, |
hospital access remains limited, negatively impacting procedural |
volumes |
• From a product perspective, the SenSura® Mio portfolio, and in particular |
SenSura® Mio Convex, was the main growth contributor, followed by the |
Brava® range of supporting products |
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