INVESTOR PRESENTATION
Investor Relations
Deutsche Post DHL Group August 2020
DPDHL Group Summary
Strategy 2025
Divisional Deep-Dives
Group Financial Backup
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Q2 2020 Key Highlights
- As pre-released, Group EBIT back to growth in Q2 2020
- Strong cash flow development further testifies fundamentallystrongoperatingperformance
- Position of strength allows to carefully steer cash utilization between balance sheet safety, employee bonus, growth investments and shareholderreturns
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Q2 2020 Group Revenue
GROUP
€15,959m
€+479m
(+3.1%)
Revenue growth yoy
All in €m
+368
+253+277
+167
-544 | ||||
P&P Germany | Express | DGFF | DSC | DeCS |
Organic Growth | Group: | +7.0% | +7.9% | +11.2% | -13.1% | +17.4% |
+4.6% | ||||||
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EBIT back to growth in Q2
GROUP EBIT €912m (+18.6% yoy);
+26.3% excl. 2019 One-offs, StreetScooter & 2020 asset impairments Note: No separation of COVID-19 impacts
in €m
+26.3% | |||||||
1,101 | |||||||
+229 | -99 | 912 | |||||
872 | -90 | ||||||
769 | +103 | ||||||
Q2 2019 | Q2 2019 One-offs | Q2 2019 excl. | Q2 Operating | Q2 2020 excl. | Q2 2020 | Q2 2020 | Q2 2020 |
EBIT Reported | & StreetScooter 1) | One-offs & | performance | One-offs & | One-offs2) | StreetScooter | EBIT Reported |
StreetScooter | StreetScooter | ||||||
1) Q2 2019, One-offs:€-53m DSC restructuring costs, €-28m DeCS restructuring costs; StreetScooter: €-22m |
- Q2 2020, One-offs:€-99m asset impairments triggered by lockdown
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Q2 2020 EBIT, Divisional results and main drivers
EBIT Q2 2019
+8.4% | |||
+49.2% | 521 | 565 | |
+53.2% | |||
264 | 190 | ||
177 | 124 | ||
EBIT Q2 2020
in €m
-59.8% | ||
>+100% | ||
87 | 35 | 1 |
-18 |
Q2 2020 Comments
P&P Germany
- EBIT growth mainly reflects measures initiated in 2018 (overhead reduction, yield management,…)
- Parcel acceleration offsets volume decline in Dialogue Marketing
Express
- TDI volumes flat yoy, recovering from April trough
- Higher network cost balanced by cost & yield measures and higher ACS (air capacity sales) revenue
DGFF
- Tight AFR market drives strong AFR gross profit and EBIT increase
- Internal process optimization ongoing
DSC
- Low activity levels & temporary shut- down of several customer operations
- Profit contribution supported by customer portfolio and cost measures
One-offs yoy: Q2 2019: €-53mrestructuring charges; Q2 2020: €-62masset impairment
DeCS
- Strong growth in B2C
- On track towards positive profit contribution in 2020
One-offs yoy: Q2 2019: €-28mrestructuring charges; Q2 2020: €-30masset impairment
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Q2 2020 Cash Flow
in €m | Q2 2019 | Q2 2020 | vs. LY |
EBIT | 769 | 912 | +143 |
Depreciation/amortization | 918 | 942 | +24 |
Change in provisions | -10 | 113 | +123 |
Income taxes paid | -235 | -157 | +78 |
Other | 4 | -7 | -11 |
Changes in Working Capital | -181 | -157 | +24 |
OCF | 1,265 | 1,646 | +381 |
Net Capex | -1,188 | -443 | +745 |
Net cash for leases | -572 | -562 | +10 |
Net M&A | -8 | -4 | +4 |
Net interest | -44 | -32 | +12 |
Free Cash Flow | -547 | 605 | +1,152 |
FCF (excl. B777 payments) | 196 | 640 | +444 |
incl. B777 payments:
€35m in 2020; €743m in 2019
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Strong balance sheet and liquidity position
1.7x
Net Debt / EBITDA
(31.12.2019)
Leases | 10,301 | 7,812 | |||
Related to multi- | |||||
year commitment | |||||
on operating assets | |||||
3,066 | |||||
in €m | Net Debt | EBITDA | |||
LIQUIDITY
No financial covenants on bonds and syndicated credit facility
€4.6bn | €2.0bn | >€1.5bn | ||||||||||||
Cash & cash | Syndicated credit facility | Bilateral credit | ||||||||||||
equivalents (30.06.20) | runs until 2024 (undrawn) | lines (undrawn) | ||||||||||||
Maturity Profile, Senior Bonds | ||||||||||||||
~€500m | Average time to maturity 5 . 9 years | |||||||||||||
€m | ||||||||||||||
2020 maturities | ||||||||||||||
on financial | 750 | |||||||||||||
liabilities | ||||||||||||||
300 | 750 | 500 | 500 | 700 | 0 | 500 | 500 | 750 | 750 | 0 | 0 | 750 | ||
2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2027 | 2028 | 2029 | 2030 | 2031 | 2032 |
New bonds issued on May 13th 2020
Coupons: 0.375% (6-year), 0.75% (9-year), 1% (12-year)
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Shareholder Returns defined by Finance Policy; 2020 dividend continuity assured
Dividend proposal of €1.15 for FY 2019, stable yoy
€1.15 | €1.15 | €1.15 | |||||||||||||
€0.80 | €0.85 | €0.85 | €1.05 | ||||||||||||
€0.65 | €0.70 | €0.70 | |||||||||||||
60% | |||||||||||||||
59% | 58% | 53% | 49% | 50% | 48% | 52% | 55% | 55% | |||||||
46% | 40% | ||||||||||||||
2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | ||||||
Underlying Payout Ratio 1) | |||||||||||||||
Dividend payment of €1.4bn to DPDHL shareholders to be proposed at AGM on Aug 27th
1) Adjusted for non-recurring items when applicable
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FINANCE POLICY
- Target / maintain rating BBB+
- Dividend payout ratio to remain between 40-60% of net profit (continuity and Cash Flow performance considered)
- Excess liquidity will be used for share buybacks and/or extraordinary dividends
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2020 EBIT guidance: Confirmed as introduced on July 7th, 2020
in € bn
EBIT | 2020 |
Group | 3.5-3.8 |
P&P | ~1.5 |
DHL | 2.8-3.1 |
Corp. Functions | ~ -0.75 |
Reported EBIT includes:
- ~ €-300m related to asset impairments (Q2, €-99m) & one-time payment (Q3e, ~ €-200m)
- One-timecosts related to non-core business (StreetScooter, ~ €-400m)
2020 | |
FCF | ~1.4 |
Gross Capex | ~2.9 |
(excl. leases) | |
Tax Rate | 22-24% |
FCF and Capex guidance includes ~ €300m Express intercontinental fleet renewal (B777) and ~ €-200mone-time payment
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2020 Guidance: What is factored in
GROUP EBIT guidance: €3.5-3.8bn,including | in €m | |||||||
- €-99m asset impairments (Q2 2020) | ||||||||
- ~ €-200mone-time payment (expected Q3 2020) | ||||||||
- | ~ €-400m StreetScooter | |||||||
4,200-4,500 | ||||||||
4,128 | -80 | 4,048 | +150-450 | ~ -300 | ~ -400 | 3,500-3,800 | ||
+4-11% | ||||||||
growth | ||||||||
FY2019 EBIT | 2019 One-offs | 2019 excl. | 2020e | 2020e excl. | 2020e | 2020e | FY 2020e EBIT | |
Reported | & StreetScooter1) | One-offs & | Operating | One-offs & | One-offs2) | StreetScooter | Reported | |
StreetScooter | performance | StreetScooter | ||||||
1) 2019 One-offs: €+426m DSC China disposal, €-151m DSC restructuring costs, €-80m DeCS restructuring costs, €-115m StreetScooter | ||||||||
2) 2020 One-offs:€-99m asset impairments triggered by lockdown (Q2), ~€-200mone-time payment (Q3e) | ||||||||
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2022 Guidance: Confirmed as updated on July 7th, 2020
All targets to be rolled forward annually
Post-Covid Recovery | 2022 EBIT |
V-shape | > €5.3bn |
U-shape | ~ €5.1bn |
2020-22 cumulative
FCF€5.0 - 6.0bn
Gross Capex | €8.5 - 9.5bn |
(excl. leases) | |
L-shape | ~ €4.7bn |
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DPDHL Group Investment Case Summary
EARNINGS
- Sustainable growth from diversified global market leader
- Clear agenda for improving profitability
CASH FLOW
- Continued investments for profitable growth
- Strong balance sheet and cash generation
SHAREHOLDERS' RETURN
- Long-termFinance Policy defining sustainable shareholder returns
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DPDHL Group Summary
Strategy 2025
Divisional Deep-Dives
Group Financial Backup
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STRATEGY 2025: Delivering Excellence in a digital world
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Sustainable development: CO2 efficiency improved by 2 further index points
CEX* measures efficiency of greenhouse | Long-term target: Zero CO2 |
gas emissions | emissions by 2050 |
100 | Measures to reduce emissions - examples | ||
Target 2019 (34%) | |||
90 | • | Leader in electric mobility: ~11,000 | |
achieved | |||
Streetscooter in delivery operations; | |||
80 | 35% | ||
>30% of deliveries are emission-free | |||
70 | • >80% of group electricity from | ||
renewable sources | |||
60 | • >3m trees planted since 2017 | ||
50 | CEX 2025 Target: 50% | ||
40 |
*CEX: Carbon Efficiency Index | |
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Core logistics offers sustainable growth opportunity
Focus on profitable growth in our core
As presented at Capital Markets Day in Oct 2019
Market growth assumption
by division (volume p.a., 2018-2025)
- P&P: Parcel +5-7%, Mail -2% to -3%
- EXP: TDI +4-5%
- DGFF: OFR +2-4%; AFR +1-3%; RFR +3-4%
- DSC: Outsourced logistics ~+4% (revenue)
- DeCS: Driving revenue CAGR of 5-10% across all businesses
Expected growth vs. Market
At least in line:
P&P, EXP, DSC, DeCS
Above:
DGFF
- Supported by unchanged strong yield discipline in all divisions
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Summary divisional outlook: Strategy 2025
As presented at Capital Markets Day in Oct 2019
P&P Germany | EXPRESS | DGFF | DSC | DeCS | ||||||
• Beyond 2020, slow | • | Continued growth of | • | DGF GP-EBIT | • Topline growth at least | • Gradual increase | ||||
topline growth with | absolute EBIT | conversion | in line with market | towards 5% long term | ||||||
stable margin | • | Continued,but more | improvementof | • Maintain industry | margin thereafter | |||||
incremental margin | 100-200bps p.a. | leadingmargin at ~5% | ||||||||
expansion | • | Long-term target: | ||||||||
~30% DGF conversion |
driving5-6% DGFF EBIT margin
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E-commerce: We offer the entire logistics value chain
Inbound
DGFF | Freight Transport | |
EXP DGFF | Customs Service | |
Existing offer
Fulfillment
DSC | B2C-dedicated/ | |
omni-channel | ||
warehouses | ||
DSC | Multi-user FF | |
network | ||
Underway
Delivery
P&P DeCS | Domestic parcel | |
EXP | Cross-border | |
TDI | ||
DeCS | Cross-border | |
intercontinental | ||
parcel | ||
Returns
P&P EXP | Domestic and | |
international | ||
DSC | Fulfillment | |
(back to stock) | ||
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DPDHL Group Summary
Strategy 2025
Divisional Deep-Dives
Group Financial Backup
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P&P Germany: Revenue up 7% as Parcel growth & yield measures more than offset DM volume decline
Q2 2020 | Volume | Revenue |
yoy | ||
Mail Communication | -3.0% | +4.4% |
Dialogue Marketing | -27.2% | -27.0% |
Parcel Germany | +21.4% | +28.1% |
- As previously communicated, DM showed significant reduction in advertisement volumes during lockdown
- MC volumes holding up well, revenue increase driven by yield measures
- Parcel volume growth significantly higher than usual - stronger revenue growth reflects regular, annual yield measures as well as mix effects
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P&P Germany: To have in mind for 2020
- Mail: Shift from DM to MC / elasticity effects
- Fundamental trend in Mail volume decline confirmed at -2% to -3%
- However, temporarily stronger volume decline of -5% to -6%*, due to changes to product structure and price elasticity
- Positive revenue effects anticipated due to price increases and structural changes to product portfolio
- EBIT impact neutral
- Parcel: Expected reduction in Amazon volumes
- Overall volume increase expected to be slower at 0 to +5%*
- Stronger revenue than volume growth due to focus on yield
- EBIT impact considered in guidance
- Current wage agreement expiring end of May
*Pre Covid-19
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P&P Germany: Top strategic priorities
Strategy 2025 divided into two horizons
Refocus on core market in Germany (2019/ 2020)
- Price increases
- Quality improvements
- Indirect cost measures (overhead)
- Direct cost measures (productivity)
In 2020: Phase over to
Roadmap 2025
- Optimized asset concept including real estate and new sorting concept for mid-sized shipments
- New features and boost of Packstation
- Accelerate digitalization in operations
Digitalization @ P&P
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P&P Germany: Products and Pricing
P&P revenue | Pricing | |||
FY19: €15.5bn | ||||
Ex-anteproducts - private customers | Jul 2019: 10.6% increase for 2019-2021 period (incl. international) | |||
Communication | ||||
€5.3bn | Partial services - business customers | 2019: No increase, 2020: 3-4% through reduction of discounts | ||
Dialogue | Addressed and undressed advertisement mailings, | |||
Marketing | Partially increased in 2019-2020 | |||
campaigns (both digital & physical) | ||||
€2.1bn | ||||
International | In- and outbound Germany shipments | Depends on the product category: Partially increased in 2019-2020 | ||
€2.2bn | ||||
Other | Press, pension services, retail | Partially increased in 2019-2020 | ||
€0.9bn | ||||
Business | Top accounts (~330 customers) | |||
Parcel Germany | Middle accounts (~18k customers) | Stronger increase than historically | ||
customers | ||||
Small accounts (~85k customers) | ||||
€4.8bn | ||||
Private customers | Listed prices in retail outlets and online | |||
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P&P Germany: Parcel growth driven by all customer segments
Revenue Parcel | Revenue growth | ||
2019 | 2019 | ||
(in €bn) | (in %) | ||
Top accounts | ∼ 2.3 | 8% | |
(∼ 330 customers) | |||
Medium accounts | ∼ | 2.0 | 12% |
(∼ 18,000 customers) | |||
Small accounts | ∼ 0.4 | 11% | |
(∼ 85,000 customers) | |||
6.8% B2X Market |
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Digitalization in P&P Germany
Postage | Notification | Tracking | Receiving/sending | ||||||||||||||
Simply use your mobile | Always know which | … and where it currently | Receiving and sending parcels | ||||||||||||||
phone to add postage | shipment is on the way… | is | around the clock | ||||||||||||||
End 2020 | Summer 2020 | Starting in | Until 2021 | Starting in | 2021 | ||||||||||||
2021 | |||||||||||||||||
Mobile stamps | Notification and copy | Letter tracking | |||||||||||||||
Packstation expansion | |||||||||||||||||
Now available | Fall 2020 | Ramp-up 2020 | |||||||||||||||
7,000 Packstations through | |||||||||||||||||
2021 | |||||||||||||||||
and the new self-service kiosk | |||||||||||||||||
solution Post & Paket 24/7 that | |||||||||||||||||
Mobile parcel stamps | 15-minute | Live parcel tracking | will offer basic mail and parcel | ||||||||||||||
services starting in 2021 | |||||||||||||||||
and returns | notification | ||||||||||||||||
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P&P Germany: Financial Outlook
Market (2018 - 25)
Market growth assumptions | Expected growth vs. market | ||
| Mail volume: | decline of -2 to 3% p.a. | IN LINE |
| Parcel volume: | growth of +5 to 7% p.a. | AT LEAST IN LINE |
As presented at Capital Markets Day in Oct 2019
Capex Outlook
- Capex p.a. between €500-600m for 2020- 2022
- Expansion of Parcel infrastructure (e.g. Packstation, hubs, depots, fleet), new sorting concepts and digitalization
EBIT Outlook
Beyond 2020
- Slow topline growth with stable margin
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DHL Express are the 'Experts in Export and Import'
The Profitable Core
Time Definite International (TDI) service for premium, cross-border delivery of time-critical parcels and documents
Revenue Mix1)
(€bn, FY 2019)
TDI | 77% | ||||
10% | |||||
DDI & TDD | |||||
ACS & Others | 13% | ||||
- TDI: Time-Definite International, DDI: Day-Definite International,
TDD: Time-Definite Domestic, ACS: Air Capacity Sales & Other Products & Services
Global TDI market 2)
(2016) | ||
Others | ||
In 2014: 10% | ||
11.0% | ||
UPS 22.0% | 38.0% DHL | |
In 2014: 35% | ||
In 2014: 23% | ||
FedEx | 29.0% | 24% FedEx / |
In 2014: 32% | ||
5% TNT | ||
(26% FedEx/6% TNT) |
- Source: Market Intelligence 2017, annual reports
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Express TDI volume recovering from April trough
Global TDI SpD*, YoY Growth
TDI SpD* by Region, YoY Growth
8.3%
Asia Pacific | 1.5% | |
Europe | ||
Americas | ||
-0.8%
8.9%
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | |
Q1: +0.6% | Q2: -0.2% | |||||
*SpD: Shipments per Day
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-3.2% | -2.7% | |
Q1 2020 | Q2 2020 |
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Express: Leading global footprint drives well supported TDI growth in 2019
TDI volume growth, quarterly growth ranking
#1 | EU | AM | AM | EU | EU | MEA | MEA | MEA | AM | EU | MEA | EU | MEA | EU | EU | AM | AM | AP |
#2 | AM | EU | EU | AM | MEA | EU | AM | AM | MEA | MEA | EU | AM | EU | MEA | AM | EU | EU | AM |
#3 | AP | AP | MEA | MEA | AM | AM | EU | EU | EU | AM | AP | AP | AP | AM | AP | AP | AP | EU | |||||||||||||||||||
#4 | MEA | MEA | AP | AP | AP | AP | AP | AP | AP | AP | AM | MEA | AM | AP | MEA | MEA | MEA | MEA | |||||||||||||||||||
763 | 820 | 770 | 880 | 825 | 890 | 863 | 978 | 904 | 964 | 908 | 1,044 | 949 | 1,027 | 962 | 1,100 | 955 | 1,025 | ||||||||||||||||||||
Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Q1 | Q2 | ||||||||||||||||||||
2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
FY: +7.6% | FY: +9.9% | FY: +7.5% | FY: +5.7% |
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Q2 yoy: -0.2%
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E-commerce is a Profitable Growth Driver for DHL Express
2013 2019
B2C shipment share | 10% | 30% |
We grow B2C profitably because 90% of the KPIs perfectly suit our network
Volume growth drives better utilization | |
SpD | |
of existing network | |
Lower weight per shipment | |
WpS | |
Higher Revenue per Kilo related to lower WpS | |
RpK | |
EBIT margin | 9% | 12% |
First mile
Hub sort
Airlift
Last mile
More pieces per stop at pickup
Better utilization of existing infrastructure, with high degree of conveyables
Better utilization of existing capacity, with lower WpS being advantageous
Residential delivery to private households
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Intercontinental Fleet: Use Replacements as Opportunity to Move Towards Higher Ownership Structure
Dedicated fleet (w/o feeders)
2010: ~150 planes | 2019: >200 planes |
Owned Lease
2010-18: fleet expansion
- Expansion based on successful virtual airline model - gradual shift in mid-sized, regional segment from leases to ownership
- Today: well balanced fleet regarding ownership and maturity - ownership structure of intercontinental fleet still more tilted towards leases
Outlook
- Order for 14 Boeing 777s signed, in-line with intentions announced at May 2018 CMD - first 4 planes delivered in 2019
- New aircraft are capacity neutral but bring significant cost, efficiency and reliabilility benefits
- Any further fleet expansion to be carefully considered in line with market growth expectations
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DHL Express: Virtual Airline Model
Dedicated air: >260 aircraft with 16 owned and partner airlines
Purchased air: >300 | |||
commercial airlines | |||
>260 | 500 | 22 | |
Flights per day: | |||
Aircraft | Airports | Major Air Hubs | ~3.200 commercial |
and non commercial |
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DHL Express: Financial Outlook
As presented at Capital Markets Day in Oct 2019
Market (2018 - 25)
Market growth assumptions | Expected growth vs. market |
TDI volume growth: 4-5% | AT LEAST IN LINE |
Supported by unchanged strong yield discipline |
Capex Outlook
- Excl. current replacement order for Boeing 777s, Capex flat around 2018 level of €~1bn for next 2-3 years
- Investment in expansion and digitalization along whole value chain (air & ground fleet, hubs/gateways/depots)
EBIT Outlook
- Continued growth of absolute EBIT
- Continued, but more incremental margin expansion
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DGFF: The foundation for further success has been laid
The Profitable Core
International transportation of Air Freight, Ocean Freight and Road Freight including Customs Clearance and
related Value-added Services like warehousing, cargo insurance, etc.
Revenue Mix | Market Position | |||||||||
(€bn, FY 2019) | (2018) | |||||||||
Air | #1 | #2 | ||||||||
4.9 | ||||||||||
Air Freight | Ocean Freight | |||||||||
4.4 | Road | |||||||||
3.5 | Ocean | #2 | ||||||||
2.2 | Other | |||||||||
European Road Freight | ||||||||||
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DGFF: Increase in GP/unit in AFR and OFR drives strong Q2 performance
Q2 2020 | Air Freight | Ocean Freight |
yoy | (AFR) | (OFR) |
Volumes | -13.7% | -19.6% |
Gross Profit | +42.4% | -15.3% |
GP/EXP t ; GP/TEU | +65.1% | +5.2% |
- Very strong and unusual GP development in AFR due to extremely tight market
- Size and strong relationships with carriers and customers key to find & match capacity
- Internal process optimization ongoing: CargoWise roll-out considered completed in OFR and >30% in AFR - new digital customer portal myDHLi successfully launched
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DGF: EBIT growth supported by further GP-to-EBIT conversion improvement
DGF EBIT margin and GP/EBIT conversion
12-months rolling
18.8%
14.9% | 15.9% |
3.4% | 3.7% | 4.3% | |||||||
Q2 2014 | Q2 2015* | Q2 2016 | Q2 2017 | Q2 2018 | Q2 2019 | Q2 2020 | |||
GP Conversion | EBIT % |
*Adjusted for NFE one-off
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DGFF - Emerging new rivals do not pose imminent risk of disruption
Digital Capabilities
Digital Forwarders
Gaps to close | ? |
- Back-endIT infrastructure
- Own setup (physical) globally
- Operational expertise
- Global sales force
- Carrier relationships
Incumbents
Gaps to close
• Modern, fully-integrated IT infrastructure
- Digital customer interaction tools
Global network
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The lifecycle of a shipment is a complex process and technology investments are key to success
Quotation
process
Goods
to be shipped
Digital analytic tools
Billing
& payments
Take control | Create documents | ||||||||
Plan route | of goods from | Manage transport | |||||||
for export compliance | |||||||||
& organize | Customer | & customs | to port/airport | Consolidation | |||||
shipment | |||||||||
IT System | |||||||||
App-based | |||||||||
App-based | |||||||||
Online | tracking tools | Upgrades | |||||||
tracking tools | |||||||||
Quotation | |||||||||
Tools
IT System | ||||
App-based | ||||
Upgrades | ||||
IT System | ||||
tracking tools | ||||
Upgrades | ||||
Transport to warehouse
Manage loading & export process
Real-time
tracking platform
Accept delivery at port/airport
Ensure goods are shipped
Ensure
shipment
stays on track
or final destination
Manage documents for import compliance & customs process
Step in the lifecycle of a shipment System or technology support
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CargoWise1 Rollout progressing well
Benefit realization started
Ocean Freight | Air Freight |
considered completed | >30% completed |
Complete CargoWise1 roll-out by 2021
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With IRR & Digital Customer Interaction DGF is enhancing customer experience while increasing operational efficiency
myDHLi 360° VISIBILITY COLLABORATIONFULL ACCESS MANAGED BY CUSTOMER
External | ||||||||||
QUOTE + BOOK | TRACK | DOCUMENTS | ANALYTICS | |||||||
IT Renewal Roadmap (IRR): Our Digital Backbone established
Internal
New TMS | Paperless | Quotation | Track + trace / | Steering | … and many |
forwarding | tool | shipment visibility | Logic | more |
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DGFF: Financial Outlook
Market (2018 - 25)
Market growth assumptions
- Air Freight +1-3% ; Ocean Freight +2-4%
- Road Freight +3-4%
As presented at Capital
Markets Day in Oct 2019
Expected growth vs. market
ABOVE
Aligned with unchanged focus on GP optimization and profitable growth
Capex Outlook
- Flat / slightly increasing from FY 2018 levels (€110m)
- Asset light business model: Selected investments related to warehouses, sites and IT
EBIT Outlook
- DGF GP-EBIT conversion improvement of 100-200 bps p.a.
- Long-termtarget: ~30% DGF conversion driving 5-6% DGFF EBIT margin
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DHL Supply Chain: Business Overview
The Profitable Core
- We manage supply chains to reduce complexity for our customers.
- Our profitable core includes warehousing, transportation as well as key solutions like LLP*, Service Logistics, packaging and e-commerce
- We lead in innovation and sustainable solutions
Revenue Mix
(%, FY 2019)
Retail | 29% |
Consumer | 24% |
Auto-mobility | 15% |
Technology | 14% |
Life Sciences | 9% |
& Healthcare | |
E&M** | 6% |
Other | 3% |
Key Facts
- World No.1 in contract logistics with 6 % of market share
- Strong customer base built on long-lastingpartnerships in more than 50 countries with >156,000 employees and ~2,000 sites globally
*Lead Logistics Provider. **E&M: Engineering and Manufacturing
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DHL Supply Chain: Solutions Overview
Offering Customized Solutions Across the Entire Supply Chain
Revenue by Service Area
FY 2019
WarehousingTransportation
37%
56%
7%
Value Added
Services
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DHL Supply Chain is uniquely positioned to cater for e-commerce growth
We manage supply chains to reduce complexity for our customers
Our profitable core is:
- warehousing, transportation
- LLP, Service Logistics, packaging and e-commerce
We lead in innovation and sustainable solutions
38% of new retail business is e-commerce and we are growing at a double digit rate
Pure e-commerce for brand
manufacturers
Pure e-commerce retailers/
etailers, marketplaces
Omni-channel centralized and
combined B2C/ B2B fulfillment
Regional fulfillment networks
across multi user locations
… using state-of-the-art technologies
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DSC: EBIT Margin Development By Region
NOT TO SCALE
4.6% 4.7%
3.2%
DSC EBIT margin |
2013 | ||
2018 | ||
2019 | ||
Americas | EMEA | APAC |
Solid topline growth with | Benefits from restructuring | Continued strong performance |
margins on sustainable strong | measures in UK beginning to | across countries; margin decline in |
level | drive margin recovery | 2019 was dueto discontinued EBIT |
contribution fromChina | ||
*All figures excluding one-offs | ||
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#ExecutionEdge: Standardization is key to success - DSC leverages a holistic Management System
Operations Management System First Choice (OMS FC)
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DHL Supply Chain's digitalization agenda embraces all areas
CUSTOMER | OPERATIONS Accelerated Digitalization of key technologies and optimized asset utilization through predictive analytics | ||||||||
SUPPLYCHAIN | Receiving/ Put-away Storage | Picking | Packing | Dispatch/ Delivery | |||||
ANALYTICS | |||||||||
Intelligent Process Automation | |||||||||
Delight our | |||||||||
Supporting Robots | |||||||||
customers with | |||||||||
analytics | SmartOperations | ||||||||
Indoor Robotic | Inventory | Assisted | Wearable | Goods-To- | Robotic | Wrapping | |||
Mgmt. | Picking | Person | Asset Tracking & | ||||||
Transport | Devices | Arms | Robots | ||||||
Robots | Robots | Robots | Monitoring | ||||||
Optimization of | Asset Tracking & Monitoring | ||||||||
inventory |
management | Algorithmic Optimization | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Network | Volume | Inventory | Dynamic Task | Walking Distance | Opti-Carton | Estimated Time of Arrival | ||||||||||||||
Planning | Forecast | Optimization | Optimization | Optimization | Analysis | (ETA) Prediction |
SUPPORT
FUNCTIONS
Enable analytics & optimize business support
IT
Predictive IT maintenance
Finance
Predictive cash flow optimization
HR
Increase staff engagement & retention
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DSC has defined 12 focus technologies to accelerate deployment
Assisted Picking Robots | Goods-To-Person Robots | Wrapping Robots | Indoor Robotic Transport | Inventory Mgmt. Robots | Robotic Arms | |||||||
SmartOperations | Wearable Devices | Intelligent Process | Algorithmic Optimization | Supporting Robots | Asset Tracking and | |||||
Automation | Monitoring | |||||||||
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DHL Supply Chain: Financial Outlook
As presented at Capital Markets Day in Oct 2019
Market (2018 - 25)
Market growth assumptions | Expected growth vs. market |
Outsourced contract logistics:
Revenue growth of ~4% p.a.
AT LEAST IN LINE
Capex Outlook
- Slightly increasing from FY 2018 levels (€282m) driven by new business wins
- Asset light business model
- Selected investments related to new business start- ups and accelerated digitalization initiatives
EBIT Outlook
- Topline growth at least in line with market, while maintaining selective business approach
- Maintain industry leading margin at ~5%
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DHL eCommerce Solutions: Business Overview
Going forward we focus on domestic and non-time-definite international parcel delivery - especially within Europe
The Profitable Core
Domestic last mile parcel delivery in selected
countries outside of Germany (Europe, USA and selected Asian emerging markets)
Non-TDIcross-border services primarily to/from and within Europe.
Revenue Mix
(€bn, FY 2019)
14% | Asia | ||
29% | Americas | ||
57% Europe
We are not
- driving a group-widee-commerce logistics global strategy
- focusing on B2C only but also on B2B across all verticals
- the testing environment anymore (e.g. eFulfillment or Parcel Metro)
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DHL eCommerce Solutions: Focus on two value streams
Domestic last mile delivery
- High quality delivery in own and partner- networks
- Healthy mix of B2C and B2B across all verticals
- Strong focus on yield and profitability
Non-TDIcross-border
- Strong growth in cross border retail
- Changing expectations on speed, visibility & quality
- Primary focus to/from and intra Europe
- Parcel Connect in Europe a strong and growing platform
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DeCS Financial Outlook
Market (2018 - 25)
Market growth assumptions
Strong, heterogeneous growth across domestic and cross-border ecommerce markets
As presented at Capital
Markets Day in Oct 2019
Expected growth vs. market
CAGR of 5-10% across all businesses
Based on selective B2C approach and added B2B focus
Capex Outlook
- Average spend of ~€200m p.a. over 2019-2022 (2018: € 166m)
- Investments along whole value chain: fleet replacement, network expansion, digital platform, machinery and equipment in hub and depots
EBIT Outlook
Beyond 2020
- 5-10%sales growth with gradual margin expansion towards 5% long term margin across all businesses
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DPDHL Group Summary
Strategy 2025
Divisional Deep-Dives
Group Financial Backup
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DPDHL Group at a Glance
DHL Global | DHL Supply | DHL | |||||||||
GROUP | P&P Germany | DHL Express | Forwarding | eCommerce | |||||||
Chain | |||||||||||
FY 2019 | Freight | Solutions | |||||||||
Revenue | €63,341m | €15,484m | €17,101m | €15,128m | €13,436m | €4,045m | ||||||
EBIT | €4,128m | €1,230m | €2,039m | €521m | €912m | €-51m | ||||||
EBIT Margin | 6.5% | 7.9% | 11.9% | 3.4% | 4.7%* | |||||||
FTEs | 499,461 | 159,100 | 96,850 | 44,265 | 155,791 | 30,797 | ||||||
Network business - | Network business - | Brokerage - | Outsource - | Network business - | ||||||||
*adjusted for one-offs | asset intensive | asset intensive | asset light | asset light | asset intensive | |||||||
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DPDHL Group: Resilience through our diversified portfolio
EBIT Margin
12-months rolling
11.5% Express | |
9.4% | 9.0% P&P |
8.3% | |
5.2% | 5.8% GROUP |
4.0% DSC
3.1%3.6% DGFF
3.0%
Q2 2014 | Q2 2020 | |
2019 revenue | EBIT Margin: DSC adjusted for 2019 one-offs, DGFF for NFE write-down in 2015 | |
Until 2017: P&P values includes business activities which are now under DeCS |
*B2C Express, Parcel Germany and DHL eCommerce Solutions
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Q2 2020 Group P&L
in €m | Q2 2019 | Q2 2020 | vs. LY |
Revenue | 15,480 | 15,959 | +3.1% |
EBIT | 769 | 912 | +18.6% |
Financial result | -137 | -155 | -13.1% |
Taxes | -139 | -182 | -30.9% |
Consolidated net profit* | 458 | 525 | +14.6% |
EPS (in €) | 0.38 | 0.43 | +13.2% |
*after minority interest
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Cash Flow Outlook: Overview of major drivers (1/2)
2019 | 2020e | FCF effect | Main Drivers 2020 - 2022 | |
(in €m) | (in €bn) | 22e vs 20e | ||
EBIT | 4,128 | 3.5-3.8 | EBIT guidance: 2020: €3.5-3.8bn; 2022: between | |
~€4.7bn and >€5.3bn, depending on macro recovery | ||||
Includes non-cashone-offs in 2020 (StreetScooter, | ||||
Depreciation/amortization | 3,684 | ~+4.0 | impairments); slight increase reflecting investments excl. | |
these 2020 one-off effects |
Change in provisions
Income taxes paid
Changes in WC / Other
-506~-0.4
-843~-0.7
-414 +/- 0.2
Incl. effects for yearly pension payments; in 2019/2020 utilization of early retirement / restructuring provisions
Reflecting rising EBIT in line with 2022 guidance
Strong yoy development in 2020 YTD; slight WC build-up expected going forward
OCF | 6,049 | ~6.6 | Improvement mainly driven by EBIT growth |
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Cash Flow Outlook: Overview of major drivers (2/2)
2019 | 2020e | FCF effect | Main Drivers 2020 - 2022 | |
(in €m) | (in €bn) | 22e vs 20e | ||
OCF | 6,049 | ~6.6 | Improvement mainly driven by EBIT growth | |
Net Capex excl. B777 order | -2,374 | ~-2.4 | Flat to slight gradual increase in regular gross Capex | |
B777 order | -1,100 | ~-0.3 | Last tranche of Express B777 Capex in 2021 | |
(2021e: <€300m) | ||||
Net Cash for Leases | -2,278 | ~-2.3 | Slightly increasing in line with business growth | |
Net M&A | 680 | ~-0.1 | 2019: €+653m China DSC deal; | |
2020-22e: No significant M&A planned | ||||
Net Interest | -110 | ~-0.1 | No major change expected | |
Free Cash Flow | 867 | ~1.4 | Significant improvement in line with 2022 target | |
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Q2 2020: Major balance sheet movements
€2.25bn senior bonds issuance in May | Update on pension status | |
Three senior bonds issued: | in €m |
- €750m, 6-year maturity, 0.375% coupon rate
| €750m, | 9-year maturity, 0.75% coupon rate | 4,717 | 5,234 | Total |
| €750m, | 12-year maturity, 1% coupon rate | Average | ||
Balance sheet extension: |
Increase in non-current financial liabilities | Germany | |||||
Increase in cash position and current financial assets | 12,773 | 13,222 | ||||
4.6 | ||||||
Cash & Cash | 2.9 | 2.6 | UK | |||
equivalents, | Mar 31st, 2020 | Jun 30th, 2020 | ||||
in € bn | Plan Assets | Net Pension Provision | ||||
31.12.19 | 30.03.20 | 30.06.20 | ||||
Discount rates
1.87%
1.47%
1.70%
1.50%
2.30%
1.40%
Mar 31st 2020 | Jun 30th 2020 | |
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Capex outlook: 2019 peak due to B777 order
in € m
3,617 | |||||||
2,828 | 1,100 | ||||||
180 | B777 order | ||||||
2,268 | Group Capex excl. B777 | ||||||
1,876 | 2,024 | 2,074 | |||||
1,747 | |||||||
2,648 | 2,517 |
2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
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Group ROCE up despite significant B777 investment in 2019
Group ROCE vs WACC
Under IFRS16 | |||||||||
14.1% | 14.7% | as of FY18 | |||||||
12.3% | 11.9% | ||||||||
11.1% | 11.6% | 10.8% | 9.0% | 11.4% | |||||
WACC (8.5%) | |||||||||
6.8% | |||||||||
2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015* | 2016 | 2017 |
Group ROCE = Group EBIT / (Total assets - current liabilities)
- IFRS16 introduction in FY 2018 set a new base for Group ROCE by adding full lease commitments into CE, even though actual cash outs are expensed later through the contract period
- 2019 EBIT growth drove increase in Group ROCE despite significant investment in Express asset base through intercontinental fleet renewal (B777 order)
*2015 EBIT adjusted for NFE-write off;
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Balance sheet continues to show healthy leverage ratios
48.2% | 27.6% | 1.9x (2018) | 1.7x (2019) | 5.9x |
Net Gearing | Equity Ratio | Net Debt / EBITDA | Interest Cover | |
in €m
52,169 | 13,367 | |||
Pension Provisions | ||||
Other Provisions | ||||
Current liabilities | 7,812 | |||
Non-current liabilities | 4,128 | |||
Equity | 698 | |||
Total Equity | Net Debt | EBITDA | EBIT | Interest Expense |
& Liabilities | ||||
31.12.2019 |
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DPDHL Group Pensions - DBO and DCO plans
in €m
DBO | Defined Benefit | |
(Staff Costs & Change in Provisions) | ||
Defined Contribution (Cash out = staff costs in EBIT)
Civil Servants in GermanyHourly workers & salaried employees*
*mainly outside Germany
4,717 | 5,234 | ||||
163 | 193 | 162 | 187 | ||
193 | |||||
12,773 | 13,222 | 218 | |||
268 | 264 | 266 | 230 | ||
168 | |||||
83 |
531 | 516 | 493 | ||
461 | ||||
449 | ||||
409
276 317 305 300 307
347
Mar 31st 2020 | Jun 30th 2020 | 2014 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 2019 | 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 | 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 | ||||
Plan Assets | Net Pension Provision | Current service costs | Change in provisions | ||||||||
Discount Rate | Germany | UK | Other | Total Average | |||||||
Mar 31st 2020 | 1.70% | 2.30% | 1.72% | 1.87% | |||||||
Jun 30th 2020 | 1.50% | 1.40% | 1.50% | 1.47% |
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Investor Relations Contact
Martin Robert Schneider Sebastian Slania Christian Rottler Agnes Putri Ziegenbalg
+49 228 182 63000 | +49 228 182 63201 | +49 228 182 63203 | +49 228 182 63206 | +49 228 182 63207 |
m.ziegenbalg@dpdhl.com | christian.rottler@dpdhl.com | a.putri@dpdhl.com | ||
robert.schneider1@dpdhl.com | sebastian.slania@dpdhl.com | |||
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