Cari investitori,
la nostra società aveva programmato la partecipazione a due importanti incontri con gli investitori europei, a Parigi durante il mese di aprile e a Francoforte a maggio, che dati gli eventi legati alla pandemia sono stati ovviamente annullati.
Ci sentiamo però in dovere di mantenere il contatto con la comunità finanziaria e con i nostri investitori attuali e potenziali e abbiamo quindi preparato questa presentazione per dare un aggiornamento non solo sui risultati dell'anno trascorso, ma anche una rinnovata visione sull'operatività completa delle aziende che compongono il nostro gruppo nella convinzione che queste informazioni possano essere utili per aggiornare tutti coloro che sono interessati all'andamento della nostra società.
I primi mesi tre mesi del 2020 confermano certamente il trend di crescita delle Business Unit del Gruppo.
In relazione al segmento del Treasury Management PITECO SPA ha proseguito il suo trend di espansione del business con la sottoscrizione di numerosi contratti con nuovi clienti nel territorio italiano mentre la neonata Myrios Switzerland ha contrattualizzato il suo primo cliente internazionale, la multinazionale del caffè Cofiroaster con sede a Ginevra.
Nel Financial Risk Mng Myrios Srl sta lavorando a pieno regime per lo start-up dei nuovi clienti recentemente acquisiti fra i quali si segnalano per importanza Telecom Italia Spa e Medio Credito Centrale. Le trattative con potenziali nuovi clienti proseguono e si conferma un interesse crescente delle Large Corporate e del segmento Mid-Banking alle soluzioni software offerte da Myrios.
Sul fronte USA (Banking) la controllata Juniper Payments è impegnata nella realizzazione di soluzioni fortemente innovative per la comunicazione tra gli istituti bancari, da proporre alla sua clientela e a nuovi istituti di credito.
La nostra capogruppo ha proseguito anche in questo periodo particolare il suo percorso di acquisizioni di realtà software specializzate in ambito finanziario; avrete avuto notizia della recente acquisizione del ramo di azienda Everymake, una start-up innovativa nel settore del Financial Data Matching, che noi già presidiamo, con soluzioni in cloud per il mondo delle Utilities, dei beni di consumo e altri settori in crescita anche in questo momento di incertezza.
Insomma, non ci fermiamo! Anche se la diffusione del Covid-19 ha creato un contesto di generale incertezza i cui effetti sull'economia mondiale non sono ad oggi ancora prevedibili, siamo ancora più convinti che le nostre soluzioni software ed il percorso di crescente digitalizzazione delle aziende continuerà a sostenere l'ampliamento delle nostre operazioni. Il nostro Gruppo si è mosso con rapidità affinché tutti i processi operativi potessero continuare a svolgersi in modo efficiente ed in sicurezza attraverso una organizzazione completa in modalità smart working. Tutti i servizi e gli strumenti software che caratterizzano la nostra offerta sono implementabili e fruibili in modalità remota e sicura da tutti i nostri Clienti e risultano ancora più strategici in situazioni di incertezza economica come queste, per comprendere meglio i fenomeni finanziari e poter orientare al meglio le decisioni delle aziende.
Alla luce di tutto ciò rimaniamo convinti che anche il 2020 possa rappresentare per Piteco un ulteriore anno di crescita e rafforzamento della propria posizione di leadership sul mercato italiano e contemporaneamente vedere proseguire la nostra penetrazione sui mercati internazionali anche attraverso ulteriori opportunità di M&A.
Vi ringrazio dell'attenzione e vi saluto cordialmente in attesa di un prossimo incontro.
Marco Podini - Presidente
INVESTOR
PRESENTATION
INTERNATIONAL GROUP ACTIVE IN TREASURY & BANKING SOFTWARE MARKET
Index
Section 1 | Executive Summary | 3 | |||||
Section 2 | Group Presentation | 5 | |||||
Section 3 | PITECO | 19 | |||||
3.1 | Software and clients | ||||||
3.2 | Market info | ||||||
Section 4 | JUNIPER | 34 |
- Software and clients
- Market info
Section 5 | MYRIOS | 45 | ||
5.1 Software and clients | ||||
Section 6 | Listing on the Stock Exchange | 51 | ||
Section 7 | Financial Results | 53 | ||
Key contacts | 60 |
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Executive Summary
Executive Summary
PITECO GROUP is an important player actives in Financial Software market, offering Risk, Treasury & Banking software solutions.
The GROUP is listed on the MTA managed by Borsa Italiana.
It is developing a challenging internationalization and diversification
process, driven by 3 business lines:
- PITECO Spa,the leading Italian Software House for Corporate Cash Management and Financial Planning serving more than 650 large industrial groups active in a highly diversified number of business sectors.
- MYRIOS S.r.l., an Italian Software House offering Risk Management, Capital Markets and Compliance software dedicated to Banks (60% of revenues) as well as to the manufacturing and service industries (40%).
- JUNIPER PAYMENTS LLC, Software House leader in USA with proprietary solutions for digital payment and clearing house services to approximately 3.300 American Banks, managing the settlement of Interbank financial flows (bank transfers and checks collection) for over 3 billions USD per day. It can be considered one of the largest US interbank networks.
PITECO GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FY 2019:
- Revenues: € 24,0 million, +19% (FY 2018: € 20,2 million)
- EBITDA: € 10,2 million, +24% (FY 2018: € 8,3 million);
EBITDA margin 43% - Pre-taxProfit Adjusted*: € 6,4 million, +11% (FY2018: € 5,7 million)
- Net Profit Adjusted*: € 5,7 million, +8% (FY 2018: € 5,3 million)
- Operating cash flow: € 7,3 million (32% Net Revenues; 71% Ebitda)
- Net Financial Position: € 14,6 million (FY2018: € 15,3 million)
- Net Financial Position including Put option: € 27,5 million (FY2018: €
26,8 million)
*Adjustment due to accounting € 2,7 million financial costs related to the revaluation of Earnout e Put Option
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Group Presentation
Since 1980 Piteco is a software house absolute leader in Italy in proprietary solutions for Treasury Management and Financial Planning. Piteco is operating in all industry sectors by means of hundreds of projects carried out in well known national and international Groups.
Juniper Payments is a USA market leader in Digital Payments services. Juniper Payments serves more than 3,300 Banks and Credit Unions managing their transactions on its platform.
Juniper is the third largest payment service provider after Federal Reserve and the first among those controlled by private parties.
Myrios is a software house marked by strong competence in Finance and Risk Management topics. Years of experience in finance issues enabled Myrios to develop an innovative application platform; Myrios Financial Model.
Presentation of PITECO
PITECO, which stands for "Pianificazione Tesoreria Computerizzata", has been active for over 30 years on the Italian market. It is the leading company in Italy for design, development and implementation of solutions for treasury management in terms of size, number of resources, range of services offered and managed customers
PITECO holds three operating locations (Milan, Padua and Rome) and more than 650 software installations. Milan, the headquarter, coordinates the activities and hosts the customer care service
The company offers three product families. The first, PITECO EVO, presents an integrated solution for the management of corporate finance and consists of 17 different modules. The second, CBC, meets the requirements of efficient management of the workflows of companies towards national and international banks.
The third, MATCH.IT, dedicated to analysis and matching of complex data flows
Software sales (about 15% of annual revenues) allows PITECO to
generate significant recurring revenues from maintenance fees (55%
of revenues, steadily increasing year by year) and services with high added value (30% of annual revenues). These features and the large customer base, spread over several industries and characterised by very high retention and the constant growth of the company (it acquires approx. 35 new clients per year on average, mainly medium to large companies), enable the company to record a remarkable
EBITDA
The potential market includes all industrial companies (no banks and no public administration) that consider treasury management important to oversee and enhance the treasury function in case they increase their revenues and need to track their cash flows
CASH MANAGEMENT | FINANCIAL PLANNING | PAYMENT FACTORY | RISK MANAGEMENT |
GLOBAL LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT | SEPA | SUPPLY CHAIN FINANCE | SPECIALIZED SERVICES | 8 |
Presentation of JUNIPER
Juniper Payments serves a specialized niche market of wholesale correspondent banking. The company is the market leader in this sector with more than 3.300 banks and credit unions utilizing its online platform software to transmit and receive daily transactions that total over $3 billion. No other U.S. third-partyservice provider maintains connections to more financial institutions exception the U.S. Federal Reserve.
SaaS Model. All products and support are delivered as services over the Internet. The system is modular in design, so correspondents may add new modules to their product over time. These modules may then be enabled for all or for a sub-set of the end user financial institutions. This provides a highly customized and dynamic service to meet each customers specific requirements
Juniper's headquarters is in Wichita, Kansas (USA), with data center in Kansas and Nebraska. The company has 20 long tenured employees.
Juniper is:
- Regulated as Technology Service Provider under FFIEC by U.S. Federal Banking Agencies;
- SSAE 16 Type II audited.
Juniper has:
- Private Data Centers with a fully mirrored Disaster Recovery site;
- 99,999% uptime since inception of company.
Juniper's business model is based on recurring revenues. 90% of annual revenues are based on "right to use" services by end-users via
principal customer contracts. The remaining 10% is due to
customization fees and technical advisory and support. An average contract lasts generally for about 5 years or more and the contracts have a very high retention rate.
ENTERPRISE | DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION | BRANCH | DATA CENTER |
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Presentation of Myrios
Myrios develops treasury, capital markets and risk management
software:
Myrios Financial Modelling, a software solution dedicated to the manufacturing and service industries (40%) as well as to banks (60%). The solution helps clients with the complex calculations and procedures of the Finance & Risk Management areas.
The business model is based on software rental license fees and on
methodological-functional advisory, ensuring high revenues leveraged on the consolidated customer portfolio.
The company has software engineers skilled in financial issues, financial analysts and professionals in the quantitative assessment of derivatives, securities, financial instruments and consultants with a
strong knowledge of the processes.
TREASURY & CAPITAL MARKET | FINANCIAL MODELLING |
Myrios is based in Turin and Geneva (CH).
More than 50% of the turnover is represented by recurring fees, granting relevant cash-flow visibility. Software lumpsum licenses reach 20% of the turnover. The company offers massive returns and generates huge visible cash flows.
Myrios has high retention rate of rental contracts due to high flexible
and scalable configuration as a result of recent design and innovative technology. This is one of the main reason for the success in the software substitution of competitors.
RISK MANAGEMENT | COMPLIANCE |
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Storyline
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Second M&A | ||||
Dedagroup acquires 30% of | First M&A transaction, | transaction, PITECO | ||
Met Group | PITECO by Met Group in | PITECO acquires Centro | acquires | |
creates PITECO | partnership with | Data business assets | LendingTools.com | Admission to MTA |
software | management | business assets | market |
1980 | 2004 | 2008 | 2012 | 2015 | Jul-15 | Apr-17 | Jul-18 | Sep-18 | ||||||||
The business unit of activities | Dedagroup acquires | Listing on the AIM | Third M&A transaction, |
related to software PITECO is | capital of PITECO up to | Italia market | PITECO signs a binding |
separated and turned into a | 81% | agreement for Myrios | |
company | company |
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U N I P E R
Implemented first Banker's | Implemented first | Implemented | LendingTools.com | |
LendingTools.com | Correspondent Live | business assets | ||
Bank on ExtraNet FP-S | OnWe Image | |||
founded | Wire interface to U.S. | acquired by Juniper | ||
Correspondent Gateway | Exchange Networ | |||
Federal Reserve | Payments | |||
2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2004 | 2007 | 2007 | 2011 | 2011 | Apr-17 | ||||||||
Developed and | Began offering ExtraNet | First full examination | Implemented first Corporate |
implemented first modules | FP-C Business Quick | under FFIEC | Credit Union and ACH Advance |
of ExtraNet | Connect | guidelines | interface to U.S. Federal Reserve |
FP-S Correspondent | |||
Gateway |
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PITECO Group at a glance
30 | Financial Data 2008-2019 (€/m) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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38,9% | 39,8% | 39,3% | 39,7% | 41% | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Revenues | Ebitda | % Ebitda Margin | |||||||||||||||||||||||
50%
45%
40%
35%
30%
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
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About 650 Corporate clients for Cash Management and Financial Planning solutions in 50 different countries
About 3.300 financial institutions clients for Banking solutions in USA market
About 50 Corporate & Bank clients for Risk Management solutions in manufacturing and service industries.
Approximately 60% of revenues derives from recurring fees and it's continuously growing
About 130 employees in Italy (Milan, Rome, Padua, Turin), Switzerland and USA
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The DEDAGroup
100%
Myrios Switzerland
Piteco is part of DEDAGROUP, an important Italian company with strong IT competences. The group boasts a significant international presence in Europe, USA and South America.
Turn over group: 220 mln € | Turn over USA: 25 MLN € | Dedagroup people: + 1,600 |
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Shareholding & Management
Shareholding PITECO
3 Founders | |
5,70% | |
Market | Podini's family |
27,39% | |
11,56% | |
Dedagroup S.p.A. | |
55,35% |
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MARCO PODINI | PAOLO VIRENTI |
Partner | Founding Partner |
CHAIRMANCEO
RICCARDO VENEZIANI | ANDREA GUILLERMAZ |
Founding Partner | Founding Partner |
CFO | SALES DIRECTOR |
Other BoD Members: | |
Mauro Rossi (Independent) | Annamaria Di Ruscio (Independent) |
Maria Luisa Podini (Director) | Francesco Mancini (Independent) |
Shareholding JUNIPER
Jorge Jimenez - LLC |
20,0% |
Piteco NA |
60,0% |
Jon Budd - LLC |
20,0% |
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JORGE JIMENEZ | JON BUDD |
CHAIRMANCEO
MARCO PODINI | ALESSANDRO POCHER |
BOARD MANAGER | BOARD MANAGER |
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Shareholding & Management
Shareholding MYRIOS
Piteco S.p.a. | Marco Pecetto |
22,84% | |
56,00% | |
Sandro Calderini | |
5,29% | |
Alessandro Gribaldo | |
5,29% | |
Other Founders | |
10,58% |
Shareholding MYRIOS SWITZERLAND
MYRIOS Srl
MYRIOS Srl
100,0%
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MARCO PODINI | MARCO PECETTO |
CHAIRMAN | FOUNDING PARTNER |
CEO | |
PAOLO VIRENTI | |
BOARD MANAGER | ALESSANDRO GRIBALDO |
FOUNDING PARTNER | |
RICCARDO VENEZIANI | CIO |
BOARD MANAGER |
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MARCO PECETTO | ROBERT DE PICCIOTTO |
CHAIRMAN | EXECUTIVE MANAGER |
RICCARDO VENEZIANI | PAOLO VIRENTI |
BOARD MANAGER | BOARD MANAGER |
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Growth Drivers
PITECO has identified a number of Growth Drivers during the IPO process:
1 | NEW LARGE CLIENTS |
2 | NEW MODULES |
3 | ACQUISITIONS (M&A) |
4 | MID-MARKET |
5 | NEW MARKETS |
- New Large Clients: company results confirm the committed growth.
- New Modules: PITECO will continue investing in R&D to offer other modules on top of the existing.
- Acquisitions on the national market: PITECO has acquired the Business Assets from Centro Dataand the majority shareholding of MYRIOS Srl
- Mid-Market: PITECO has developed a Cloud solution and a dedicated indirect sales force to broaden its offer into the Mid-market (companies with a turnover of € 50-100m).
- New Market (USA): PITECO has acquired the Business Assets from LendingTools.com(USA Company).
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M&A activity
acquisition of majority stake in Myrios Srl
The company acquired the majority stake (56%) in Myrios Srl, with effect from 15 October 2018, by the founding shareholders, remaining in the company to run the business. The majority shares have been paid Euro 11,1 million.
The founding shareholders have a put option for the remaining 44% of the share capital, exercisable in the period between the approval of the financial statements 2020 - 2024.
At least 50% of the exercise price will be paid for by assigning Piteco SpA shares.
Financials | FY2018 | FY2019 |
Turnover | 3,0 ml | 3,9 ml |
EBITDA | 1,8 ml | 2,5 ml |
Net Profit | 1,3 ml | 1,8 ml |
Ebitda Margin | 60% | 63% |
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M&A activity
Business Assets from LendingTools.com
The company acquired the Business Assets from LendingTools.com Inc. with effect from 7 April 2017. LendingTools.com Inc. is the leader in USA for digital payment services and clearing houseto approximately 3.300 American banks and manages the settlement of interbank financial flows (bank transfers and checks collection) for over 3 billion USD per day. It can be considered one of the largest US interbank networks.
This acquisition, interesting on stand alone bases considering its revenues, growth perspectives and profit margins, has even more value considering the future integration synergies with Piteco product portfolio and the related combined offer.
On top of this strategy, Piteco will be able to speed up the development of the US Corporates market with its Treasury solutions in a more effective way.
Capital Injection on 2017 | $ 13 ml |
- equity | $ 3 ml |
- I/C debt (10 Y: 2,5%) | $ 10 ml |
Financial FY2019 | |
Turnover | $ 5.1 ml |
EBITDA | $ 1,8 ml |
EBIDA margin | 36% |
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M&A activity
Business Assets from Centro Data
The company acquired the Business Assets from Centro Data S.r.l. with effect from 1 July 2015. Centro Data S.r.l. is providing solutions for financial transactions reconciliation and complex data matching. (MATCHIT software).
This acquisition has allowed the company to add new software modules to its offer, in areas corresponding the current core business and about 50 new clients mainly in areas not completely covered by the company, as insurance and consumer credit.
Equivalent | € 1.085.000 |
- cash | 55,3% |
- debt | 23,9% |
- anticipated revenue | 20,8% |
Turnover 2019 | € 1.600.000 |
Number of Clients | 50 |
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PITECO
Software and clients
Client lifecycle
15%
55%
30%
Maintenance & recurring fees
Sales of services
Software sales
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Integrated Treasury Management Platform: EVO
PITECO EVO is the functional response to business needs in Treasury and
Financial Planning.
PITECO EVO is chosen by over 3,500 business worldwide operating in all business sectors: from construction to retail, from fashion to mechanics, from utilities to consumer goods manufacturers, from services to finance.
Cash Management
Financial
Planning
Digital Payments
Complete outlook on companies' liquidity, on behalf, financial item, currency and country. Group's Cash Position consolidation throughout control and centralization models.
Liquidity planning fine-tuned by
Collection and Payment strategies. Precautionary control of financial dynamics carried out by Cash Flow and Net Financial Position forecasts.
Centralization, coordination and traceability of all payment procedures set by the companies towards banks.
Supply Chain Finance
Risk Management
Trade
Finance
Working Capital streamlining and control supported by functionalities which consent an optimal collection and allocation performance of companies liquidity.
Corporate Financial Risk management and the related risk exposure governance in terms of foreign exchange and interest rates, related to middle and back office.
Management of global market financial requirements throughout functionalities for commercial operation in foreign currencies.
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Integrated Treasury Management Platform: EVO
PITECO EVO is a wide range
of integrated modules
offering a set of features
Cash Management
Liquidity,CashFlowForecast.
BankRelationshipManagement.
Retail & e-Commerce
Stores collection, accounting and forecasting management. E-commerce management.
Payments
Financial and accounting processes governance. of Corporate payments.
Home Banking
Daily reporting and account reconciliation.
Customer Reconciliation
Matching platform for collection, closing and reconciliation.
Netting
Regulation of Intercompany debt and credit items.
Credit Lines
Registry management by type of use, costs and commission.
Bills Portfolio
Cash orders, SDD, Payment via advice, Bills of exchange, Foreign effects.
In House Banking
Treasury in the name and on behalf, Cash pooling, ZBA, Intercompany, Centralisation and consolidation.
dedicated to every single business requirement.
Long-T. loan & Leasing
Amortisation plans, amortised cost and IFRS16
Trade Finance
Import - Export letter of credit financial operation management.
Short-T. loan & Deposits
Corporate and Intercomapny loans and deposits Management.
FX & IR Derivatives
Exchange and interest rate hedging transactions in terms of middle and back office management.
Guarantees
Guarantee sureties - bond, performance bond, bid bond.
Supply Chain Finance
Factoring, Reverse Factoring e Dynamic Discount.
Global Financial Reporting | Financial Planning | |
Advanced tool for reporting management. | Integrated features for short, medium and long term | |
planning management. | ||
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Integrated Treasury Management Platform: CBC
Corporate Banking Communication is Piteco's Digital Payments proposal to manage authorisation workflows and safe dispatch of disposal flows towards national and international banking systems.
Workflow Implementation of company
procedures, profiling and centralization of authorisation steps.
Digital | Dematerialization, delocalization |
and simplification of corporate | |
payment authorisation processes. |
Traceability Procedures and completed authorisation workflows centralisation and storage.
Security Iterability guarantee of the workflows transmitted to the banking institutions. Access and identification through Strong Customer Authentication and with authentication systems (credentials, Smart Card, Token, OTP, App).
Mobility | Multi-device applications: |
desktop, laptop, smartphone, | |
tablet. |
Banking | Connection with the main online |
Hub | banking systems, Swift and |
Service Bureau. | |
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Integrated Treasury Management Platform: MATCH.IT
MATCH.IT is a validation and reconciliation tool for heterogeneous databases, based on recognition and parametric matching criteria.
Improves Cash Collection processes, eliminates manual activities and guarantees better operative performances.
Semantic | Sematic analysis of disorganized | ||||
Analysis | data, transformation and | ||||
normalization activity of | |||||
information from different | |||||
corporate departments. (orders, | |||||
warehouse, expenses reports) | |||||
Validation | Application of logical parametric | ||||
matching, rules and procedures | |||||
allowing the automation of | |||||
further reconciliation steps. | |||||
Flexibility | Parametric definition of data |
structure and report |
customising.
Audit | Traceability of each operational |
matching sequence and | |
assistance of audit activity. |
Data Matching
95 %
Operating costs
- 80 %
Managerial efficiency
+ 50 %
Integration
Self-learning, matching percentage improvement, management efficiency guarantee.
Significant reduction of manual and semi-automatic data recognition and matching activities.
Better interchangeability and
flexibility of resources,
qualitative improvement of controls.
Integration with PITECO EVO, companies' ERP and Treasury
software.
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Piteco High Value Proposal: Solution Deliver
SaaS
PRIVATE | ||||||||
ON PREMISE | ||||||||
CLOUD | ||||||||
Ready-to-use cloud | Dedicated cloud | Installed locally | ||
Standard Solution | Customizable Solution | Standard & Customizable | ||
Annual Fee | Annual Fee | One-Off Fee |
Support 24/7
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FinTech Solutions: Piteco Integration
SUPPLY CHAIN FINANCE
VIRTUAL | FACTORING | |
PAYMENT | DYNAMIC | Credit optimization |
Credit card plafond | Improved cash flow | |
DISCOUNT | ||
DPO improvement | Quick funding | |
Liquidity Optimization | ||
Payment Process Efficiency | ||
Partnership with suppliers |
System | Real time | Efficiency |
Integration | data update |
WORKING CAPITAL
CURRENCY | |
ACCOUNTS | |
REVERSE | Tailored solutions |
FACTORING | Fast payments |
Improved Cash Flow | |
Reduced Early Payment Requests | |
Long-term Relationship |
AutomationMonitoring
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PITECO clients
Business sector breakdown of Piteco clients
ERP Breakdown of Piteco clients
OTHERS
21%
MICROSOFT
2%
ORACLE | SAP |
16% | 61% |
Data on company estimate
• PITECO currently counts more than 600 clients well-distributed across all industries
MECHANICS & STEEL
CHEMICALS & PHARMA
SERVICES
CONSUMER GOODS
FOOD
FASHION
UTILITIES
CONSTRUCTION & TILE
RETAIL4,4%
INSURANCE4,3%
MEDIA4,1%
FINANCE3,9%
LOGISTICS3,7%
AUTOMATION3,7%
AUTOMOTIVE3,3%
TELECOM 1,7%
COMPUTER - INFORMATICS 1,3%
PAPER 0,9%
OTHERS 0,4%
13,9%
9,4%
8,9%
8,3%
7,4%
7,2%
6,7%
6,5%
Data on company estimate
• 100% of PITECO's clients already employ a management software (ERP)
• The three main management software tools (SAP, Oracle and Microsoft) count for approximately 80%
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Examples of Clients
AUTOMATION | AUTOMOTIVE | CHEMICALS | ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION | |||
CONSUMER GOODS | FASHION | FINANCE | INSURANCE | ||||
FOOD | LOGISTIC & SHIPPING | INDUSTRY | MEDIA | |||
RETAIL | SERVICES | TLC | UTILITIES | |||
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Market info and trends
Market sub-segments: management application software
SOFTWARE MARKET: € 6,2 billion
SYSTEM SOFTWARE
Software which guarantees basic functions (operative systems, e.g. MAC OS or Windows)
INFRASTRUCTURE SOFTWARE
Set of programs that act as intermediaries between different applications and software components
APPLICATION SOFTWARE
Programs used for office automation (e.g. Word, Excel), particular professional needs and assets (e.g. the treasury, warehouse management), creation of software, and optimisation of computer processes.
MANAGEMENT APPLICATION SOFTWARE: € 4,5 billion
ACCOUNTING | STORAGE | PRODUCTION | BUDGETING | MANAGEMENT & | ||||
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS | ||||||||
SOFTWARE | SOFTWARE | SOFTWARE | SOFTWARE | |||||
SOFTWARE | ||||||||
TREASURY SOFTWARE |
Fons: all data are refered to a Research of Assinform/NetConsulting, 2017 | 32 |
Future growth of the Treasury Management Systems industry
Companies using TMS | Companies using TMS | TMS use per corporate revenue size |
0 - 250mil. | |||||||
18% | |||||||
YES | |||||||
Europe | |||||||
37% | NO | ||||||
Europe | |||||||
63% | 0 - 250mil. | ||||||
82% | |||||||
COMPANIES | YES | ||||
COMPANIES | |||||
49% | |||||
51% | NO | ||||
North | ||||||||||
Asia | ||||||||||
America | 250 - 999 mil. | |||||||||
40% | ||||||||||
North | 40% | 250 - 999 mil. | 44% | |||||||
Asia | ||||||||||
America | 56% | |||||||||
60% | ||||||||||
60% | ||||||||||
YES NO
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Current trends in the TMS industry
Use of specific software in Treasury
Europe | North | |
13% | America | |
21% | ||
TMS in Cloud
Europe
21%
North
America
39%
North
America
North | |||||||
Europe | America | ||||||
87% | 79% | YES | |||||
NO | |||||||
World |
Europe
79%
61%
Asia | 20% |
26% | |
Asia | ||
World | ||
74% | ||
80% | ||
Asia | World |
26% | 27% |
World | ||
Asia | ||
74% | 73% | |
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JUNIPER
Software and clients
Client life cycle
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Juniper's product families
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ExtraNet FP-S Correspondent Gateway
Administration
and Control
Payments Origination
Transmission and Settlement
ExtraNet CL
ExtraNet FT
Risk Management
Reporting and Audit
ExtraNet FP-S Base System | Security, content and user experience management |
Archival | Transaction retention and download |
Authentication | Extensive multi-factor validation including biometric scanning |
ACH Advance | Automated delivery/transmission to ACH Operator | |
ACH Entry/Management | Origination/upload/validation/processing of ACH and auto-orgination of files per pre-defined schedules | |
International ACH - IAT | Origination of ACH transactions to US FedGlobal | |
Domestic Wires - Live Wire | Automated wire transfers to/from US Federal Reserve | |
Domestic Wires Entry | Origination/upload/validation of US wires | |
Domestic Wires - FR-ETA | Origination/upload/validation of US Electronic Tax wires | |
International FX | Interfaces to various FX providers for foreign wires and currency | |
Check Image Returns | Create check image returns from receipt files | |
Check Adjustments | Online entry of check image correction adjustments | |
Account to Account Transfers | Direct transfers between respondents | |
Fed Funds/EBA Management | Online display/entry of overnight investment orders | |
Vault Cash Orders | Online entry of domestic branch cash orders | |
Foreign Currency Orders | Online orders buy/sell foreign currency, travelers checks, drafts, cash letters, collections | |
OnWe® Clearing Network | Check image direct exchange between respondents | |
Secure File Transfer | Validation/tranmission of check image files | |
OFAC Scanning | Immediate validation of ACH/Wires against US Treasury lists | |
ACH Risk Management | Limits and reporting for ACH origination files | |
Wire Risk Management | Limits and reporting for wire transfers | |
Trend Analytics ACH/Wires | Multi-day trend analysis for transactions/files | |
Account Inquiry | Balance and transaction listing with core interface | |
Real Time Interface | Immediate cash position of intra-day activity | |
Report File Delivery | Unlimited report delivery classes-online/download | |
Loan Pyament/Advance | Submit and report payment and advance requests | |
Credit Card Payment | Submit and report end user credit card payments | |
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ExtraNet FP-C Business Quick Connect
Automated Wires,
RTP, On-WE
24 Hrs Outsourced
Monitoring
Branch level, wizard assisted, entry with dual approval options Integrated OFAC screening and management
Flexible workflows based on roles, departments and operations Core integrated balance checks and auto-posting via API Real-time acknowledgement options
Integration options for business internet banking
User facing dashboard includes daily wire data - inbound & outbound
Federal Reserve Bank balance monitoring
Exception Management for decisioning and approval Integrated audit, activity, and balance reporting Complete control of roles, access, permissions and wire types Integrated risk management tools
On demand document creation - integrated electronic signature options
Archive
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LIVEWIRE-Instant Payments Hub
Administration
and Control
Payments and Compliance
Reporting and Audit
Internet based platform for community financial institutions to business customers Modular structure and control available at multiple levels
Includes multi-factor authentication and user level permissions and limits
Operates as a stand alone offering or integrated into Juniper's FP-S transaction flow
Business customer entry level program for Automated Clearing House (ACH) and wire transfer payments Facilitates one-time payments, templates for repetitive payments and upload of formatted payment files from other systems
Integrated Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) scanning for compliance with regulations
Complete tracking of all activity in Audit Trail reports with multiple search options Report delivery to business customer level also included
Account balance data available via BAI file import
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Juniper clients
Check | ExtraNet FP-S |
10% | 63% |
Intranet | |
1% | |
OFAC | |
8% |
Authentication 14%
ExtraNet FP-S | |
ExtraNet FP-C | ExtraNet FP-C |
4% | Authentication |
OFAC | |
Intranet | |
Check |
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Market info
Juniper market
Totale Bank Industry Assets | $17,2 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
trillion | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
JP Morgan Chase Total Assets | $2,1 trillion | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Wells Fargo Bank Total Assets | $1,7 trillion | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Bank of America Total Assets | $1,6 trillion | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Citibank Total Assets | $1,4 trillion | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Number of institutions | 5.733 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Average asset size | $1,8 billion | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Median asset size | $201 million | |||||||||||||||||||||||
% of institutions with $25 million or less in total assets | 3% | |||||||||||||||||||||||
% of institutions with $100 million or more in total assets | 77% | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Fonte: FDIC Q3 2017 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Graph: Juniper market share | Total Credit Union Industri Assets | $1,3 trillion | ||||||||||||||||||||||
16.000 | Navy Federal CU Total Assets | $83,7 billion | ||||||||||||||||||||||
14.000 | State Employees' FCU Total Assets | $37,1 billion | ||||||||||||||||||||||
CAGR | Pentagon FCU Total Assets | $22,8 billion | ||||||||||||||||||||||
12.000 | -7,1% | Boeing Employees CU Total Assets | $17,6 billion | |||||||||||||||||||||
10.000 | SchoolsFirst Total Assets | $13,9 billion | ||||||||||||||||||||||
8.000 | The Golden 1 Total Assets | $11,3 billion | ||||||||||||||||||||||
6.000 | First Technology Total Assets | $11,1 billion | ||||||||||||||||||||||
4.000 | Number of institutions | 5,589 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
CAGR | Average asset size | $204 million | ||||||||||||||||||||||
2.000 | +7,3% | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Median asset size | $30 million | |||||||||||||||||||||||
0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
% of institutions with $25 million or less in total assets | 45% | |||||||||||||||||||||||
2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | |||||||||||||||||||
Juniper Fls | U.S. Fls | |||||||||||||||||||||||
% of institutions with $100 million or more in total assets | 27% | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Fons: FDIC and NCUA annual summaries 2012 - Q3 2017 (FDIC), Q2 2017 (NCUA) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Fons: NCUA Q2 2017 | 44 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Market Trends in US
Providing Faster Payments to | Better user experience and | Better integration with bank systems | ||
consumers and businesses | value adds | and 3rd parties | ||
2016 MC acquires Vocalink (provider of | 2020 Intuit buys credit Karma (provider | 2020 VISA acquires Plaid 5.3 billion- |
Faster Payments) for almost 1 billion USD | of credit activity) for 7.1 billion USD | multibank balance check |
Juniper is investing R&D in all three areas
MYRIOS
Software and clients
Client life cycle
Sales:Process includes contracts that establish a recurring revenue annuity for services with correspondent customer as a subscription to utilize the software for its respondents. Additional contract revenue derives from one-timeup-front purchase, implementation and integration fees associated with contract.
Maintenance: Yearly subscription billing provides further recurring revenue for the duration of the contract period, which automatically renews.
Enhancements: Customers often purchase a subset of total modules offering in initial phase of implementation followed by purchase and implementation of additional modules over the contract period. This process included additional one-time
purchase/implementation fees. Additionally, custom programming services are utilized to facilitate correspondent customer operational or market differentiation needs.
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Integrated Treasury Management Platform: FM
Myrios FM suite is the solution dedicated to governance of Corporate Financial Risk Management processes and to management of Front, Middle, Back Office & Risk Management activities.
Exposure | Management of industrial and |
Management | |
financial exposures. |
Hedging | Management of the most |
widespread hedging instruments: | |
FX Hedging, Interest Rate Hedging | |
and Commodity Hedging. |
Valuation | Derivative Instrument evaluation | ||
and its efficiency test | |||
performance in real-time and | |||
deferred, MTM calculation | |||
storage in the database. |
Deal Management
Emir
Market
Data
Administrative, events, Workflow and Confirmation operation management.
Reporting to the Trade Repository as required by Emir legislation, through automations which simplify the process implementation.
Useful information loggin - prices, rates, curves, volatility - through connections with the most common info providers.
Hedge Accounting
Fair Value Hedge/Cash Flow Reporting Hedge (IAS 39, IFRS 7, IFRS 9, IFRS
13), Hedging Card creation and in case of IR component, creation of amortised cost too.
Position Analysis, Liquidity
Analysis, Risk Analysis, What If
Analysis, Portfolio Analysis,
CVA/DVA.
Integrated Treasury Management Platform: FM
Multi company and multi currency modular FM suite is integrated with PITECO EVO, with the most popular ERPs and with the accounting management systems.
Forex
Industrial exposure in currency: budget, commercial offers, orders, invoices, collections / payments.
Foreign currency financial exposures: loans, bond issues, equity investments, shares, bonds, funds, payables / receivables in foreign currency, current accounts.
Forex derivatives: Fx Forward, Spot, FxSwap, not Deliverable Forward, Cross Currency Swap, Forex Option, Barrier Option, Zero Cost Collar, Flexible Forward, Forward/Option Accumulator, Exotic Forex Option.
Commodities
Industrial exposure in Commodities:
Requirements plan, purchase and sale orders for commodities, subdivision of orders with definition of quantities and prices, invoices
Commodities derivatives: Listed, Option Listed, Spread Listed, Swap, Option OTC, Zero Cost Collar, Exotic Commodities Options.
IR Risk
Emissions: bonds, inflation - linked bonds.
Bank loans: fixed rate, float rate with minimum maximum rate pooled, intercompany. Credit lines: Revolving, Hot Money, Passive Deposits, Guarantees.
IR derivatives: Interest Rate Swap, Basis Swap, Cross Currency Swap, Cap, Floor, Collar.
Portfolio Investments
Position, performance, Income Statement, Risk Analysis.
Bond, Equity, Fund, Derivatives, MM, FX.
Myrios clients
Sales Breakdown by product. | Example of clients |
Revenue is for the period FY 2019 | |
Software sales | Recurring Fees & |
28% | Maintenance |
47% |
Sales of services
25%
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Listing on the Stock Exchange
Listing on the Stock Exchange dati old
ISSUED INSTRUMENTS
Stock | Convertible Bond | ||||
ISIN code | IT0004997984 | ISIN code | IT0005119083 | ||
IPO value | € 3,30 | Issued | € 5 mln | ||
Value at September 30, 2019 | € 5,20 | Coupon | 4,5% | ||
Capital Raised on IPO | € 11,5 mln | Maturity | 2015-2020 | ||
Market Cap at Sept. 30, 2019 | € 94,5 mln | Strike price | € 4,20 | ||
Performance of the stock since the IPO day (July 31, 2015) to Sept 30, 2019
Performance
since IPO: +58%
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Financial Results
IAS-IFRS
Income Statement Piteco Group FY 2019/2018
Data in EUR/1000
Profit and Loss | FY2019 | % | FY2018 | % | Changes | Ch % |
Net Sales Revenues | 22.774 | 94,7% | 19.374 | 95,9% | 3.400 | 18% |
Other Revenues | 1.286 | 5,3% | 940 | 4,6% | 346 | 37% |
Work in Progress (change) | -21 | -0,1% | -100 | -0,5% | 79 | -79% |
TURNOVER | 24.039 | 100,0% | 20.214 | 100,0% | 3.825 | 19% |
Raw Materials | 146 | 0,6% | 306 | 1,5% | - 160 | -52% |
Personnel Costs | 9.372 | 39,0% | 8.122 | 40,2% | 1.250 | 15% |
Services | 4.138 | 17,2% | 3.442 | 17,0% | 696 | 20% |
Other Costs | 145 | 0,6% | 78 | 0,4% | 67 | 86% |
OPERATIVE COSTS | 13.801 | 57,4% | 11.948 | 59,1% | 1.853 | 16% |
EBITDA | 10.238 | 42,6% | 8.266 | 40,9% | 1.972 | 24% |
Depreciation and Amortization | 2.983 | 12,4% | 1.867 | 9,3% | 1.116 | 60% |
EBIT | 7.255 | 30,2% | 6.399 | 31,6% | 856 | 13% |
Gain (Loss) Forex | 158 | 0,7% | 392 | 1,9% | - 234 | -60% |
Financial Incomes (Costs) | -612 | -2,5% | -517 | -2,6% | - 95 | 18% |
Fin. Incomes (Costs) Fair V alue a | -2.694 | -11,2% | 177 | 0,9% | - 2.871 | -1622% |
Extraordinary Incomes (Costs) | -428 | -1,8% | -719 | -3,6% | 291 | -40% |
EBT | 3.679 | 15,3% | 5.732 | 28,4% | - 2.053 | -36% |
Tax | 662 | 2,8% | 467 | 2,3% | 195 | 42% |
NET PROFIT (Loss) | 3.017 | 12,6% | 5.265 | 26,1% | - 2.248 | -43% |
Fin. Incomes (Costs) Fair V alue a | 2.694 | -177 | ||||
NET PROFIT ADJUSTED | 5.711 | 23,8% | 5.088 | 25,2% | 623 | 12% |
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Balance Sheet Piteco Group FY 2019- FY 2018
Data in EUR/1000 | |||||
Balance Sheet | FY2019 | FY2018 | Changes | ||
Work in progress | 107 | 128 | -21 | ||
Trade credits | 6.368 | 4.680 | 1.688 | ||
Tax Credits | 11 | 28 | -17 | ||
Other current credits | 502 | 501 | 1 | ||
(A) Current Assets | 6.988 | 5.337 | 1.651 | ||
Accounts payable | 927 | 673 | 254 | ||
Debts from financial contracts | 597 | 299 | 298 | ||
Tax Debts | 1.166 | 172 | 994 | ||
Other current Debts | 3.618 | 3.216 | 402 | ||
(B) Current Liabilities | 6.308 | 4.360 | 1.948 | ||
(A-B) Net Working Capital | 680 | 977 | -297 | ||
Tangible Assets | 4.015 | 2.098 | 1.917 | ||
Intangible Assets | 56.900 | 58.301 | -1.401 | ||
Financial Assets | 20 | 23 | -3 | ||
Tax Accounts | 1.153 | 462 | 691 | ||
(C) Non Current Assets | 62.088 | 60.884 | 1.204 | ||
Severance pay and other funds | 1.398 | 1.294 | 104 | ||
Other non current Funds | 54 | 50 | 4 | ||
Deferred Tax | 2.439 | 2.587 | -148 | ||
(D) Non Current Liabilities | 3.891 | 3.931 | -40 | ||
(NWC+C-D) Net Invested Capital | 58.877 | 57.930 | 947 | ||
Share Capital | 19.125 | 18.155 | 0 | ||
Reserves | 7.025 | 5.901 | 0 | ||
Profit (loss) previous years + reserves FTA/IAS | 2.253 | 1.815 | 0 | ||
Profit (loss) of the year | 3.016 | 5.265 | 0 | ||
(E) Total Equity | 31.419 | 31.136 | 0 | ||
Cash and Deposits | 3.046 | 5.572 | -2.526 | ||
Current Financial Assets | 99 | 262 | -163 | ||
Short Term Financial Credits | 609 | 0 | 609 | ||
Bank Debts within 12 months | -3.635 | -1.960 | -1.675 | ||
Debts to other lenders within 12 months | -6.101 | -4.119 | -1.982 | ||
Put Options over 12 months | -12.859 | -11.512 | -1.347 | ||
Debts to other lenders over 12 months | -2.356 | -5.352 | 2.996 | ||
Bank Debts over 12 months | -6.261 | -9.685 | 3.424 | ||
(NFP) Net Financial Position | -27.458 | -26.794 | -664 | ||
(E-NFP) Total Sources | 58.877 | 57.930 | 947 | 56 | |
Summary by Business Sector Piteco Group FY 2019/2018
Data in EUR/1000
FY 2019 | FY 2018 | changes | |||||||||||||||||||
Profit and Loss | Total | Treasury | Banking | Financial | Total | Treasury MNG | Banking | Financial Risk | Total | Treasury | Banking | Financial | |||||||||
MNG | Risk MNG | MNG (*) | MNG | Risk MNG | |||||||||||||||||
Net Sales Revenues | 22.774 | 4.512 | 3.207 | 19.374 | 14.090 | 4.451 | 833 | 18% | 7% | 1% | 285% | ||||||||||
15.055 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Other Revenues | 1.286 | 863 | 60 | 363 | 940 | 738 | 108 | 94 | 37% | 17% | -44% | 286% | |||||||||
Work in Progress (change) | - 21 | -54 | - | 33 | -100 | -17 | - | - 83 | -79% | 218% | -140% | ||||||||||
Turnover | 24.039 | 15.864 | 4.572 | 3.603 | 20.214 | 14.811 | 4.559 | 844 | 19% | 7% | 0% | 327% | |||||||||
Raw Materials | 146 | 306 | -52% | -48% | |||||||||||||||||
121 | 2 | 23 | 234 | 13 | 59 | -85% | -61% | ||||||||||||||
Personnel Costs | 9.372 | 6.747 | 1.505 | 1.120 | 8.122 | 6.307 | 1.564 | 251 | 15% | 7% | -4% | 346% | |||||||||
Services | 4.138 | 2.342 | 1.449 | 347 | 3.442 | 2.280 | 1.101 | 61 | 20% | 3% | 32% | 469% | |||||||||
Other Costs | 145 | 60 | 28 | 57 | 78 | 66 | 9 | 3 | 86% | -9% | 211% | 1800% | |||||||||
Operative Costs | 13.801 | 9.270 | 2.984 | 1.547 | 11.948 | 8.887 | 2.687 | 374 | 16% | 4% | 11% | 314% | |||||||||
EBITDA | 10.238 | 6.594 | 1.588 | 2.056 | 8.266 | 5.924 | 1.872 | 470 | 24% | 11% | -15% | 337% | |||||||||
Ebitda Margin | 43% | 42% | 35% | 57% | 41% | 40% | 41% | 56% | |||||||||||||
(*) Finalcial Risk MNG (Myrios Srl) data 2018 only 2,5 months | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Net Financial Position Piteco Group FY 2019/FY 2018
Data in EUR/1000
Net Financial Position | FY2019 | FY2018 | Changes | %19/18 |
Cash and Deposits | 3.046 | 5.572 | -2.526 | -45,3% |
CASH | 3.046 | 5.572 | -2.526 | -45,3% |
Current Financial Assets | 99 | 262 | -163 | -62,2% |
Bank Debts within 12 months | -3.635 | -1.960 | -1.675 | 85,5% |
Debts to other lenders within 12 months | -6.101 | -4.119 | -1.982 | 48,1% |
Current Financial Position | -9.637 | -5.817 | -3.820 | 65,7% |
Current NET Financial Position | -6.591 | -245 | -6.346 | 2590,2% |
Non Current Financial Assets | 609 | 0 | 609 | |
Bank Debts over 12 months | -6.261 | -9.685 | 3.424 | -35,4% |
Debts to other lenders over 12 months | -2.356 | -5.352 | 2.996 | -56,0% |
Non Current Financial Position | -8.008 | -15.037 | 7.029 | -46,7% |
NET Financial Position | -14.599 | -15.282 | 683 | -4,5% |
Put Options over 12 months | -12.859 | -11.512 | -1.347 | 11,7% |
NET Financial Position with PUT | -27.458 | -26.794 | -664 | 2,5% |
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Cash Flow Statement Piteco Group FY 2019/2018
Data in EUR/1000
Cash Flow Statement | FY2019 | FY2018 | |
NET PROFIT (Loss) | 3017 | 5265 | |
Financial Incomes (Costs) | 3306 | 338 | |
Taxes | 707 | 457 | |
Depreciation and amortization | 2936 | 1862 | |
increases in fixed assets for internal processing and minus-plus | -863 | -607 | |
Cash Flow from operation before change in NWC | 9103 | 7315 | |
Financial Incomes (Costs) paid | -621 | -336 | |
Taxes paid | -336 | -648 | |
Total changes N.W.C. | -960 | -107 | |
Total changes in funds | 74 | 15 | |
Operating Cash Flow | 7260 | 6239 | |
% on Net Sales | 32% | 32% | |
% on Ebitda | 71% | 75% | |
Capex | -134 | -10642 | |
Free Cash Flow Before Debt Repairment | 7126 | -4403 | |
Loan/Lease Disbursement (Repayment) | -6071 | 9260 | |
Equity changes | -3792 | -4438 | |
Financial Changes | -9863 | 4822 | |
Changes in Liquidity | -2737 | 419 | |
Cash beginning of the year | 5572 | 5153 | |
Cash at the end of the year | 2835 | 5572 |
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Income Statement Piteco SpA FY 2019/2018
Data in EUR/1000
Profit and Loss | FY2019 | % | FY2018 | % | Ch % | |
Net Sales Revenues | 15.074 | 94,9% | 14.090 | 95,2% | 7% | |
Other Revenues | 863 | 5,4% | 734 | 4,9% | 18% | |
Work in Progress (change) | -54 | -0,3% | -16 | -0,1% | 238% | |
TURNOVER | 15.883 | 100,0% | 14.808 | 100,0% | 7% | |
Raw Materials | 232 | 1,5% | 312 | 2,1% | -26% | |
Personnel Costs | 6.746 | 42,5% | 6.307 | 42,6% | 7% | |
Services | 2.499 | 15,7% | 2.318 | 15,7% | 8% | |
Other Costs | 60 | 0,4% | 65 | 0,4% | -8% | |
OPERATIVE COSTS | 9.537 | 60,0% | 9.002 | 60,8% | 6% | |
EBITDA | 6.346 | 40,0% | 5.806 | 39,2% | 9% | |
Depreciation and Amortization | 633 | 4,0% | 360 | 2,4% | 76% | |
EBIT | 5.713 | 36,0% | 5.446 | 36,8% | 5% | |
Gain (Loss) Forex | 157 | 1,0% | 392 | 2,6% | -60% | |
Financial Incomes (Costs) | -721 | -4,5% | -135 | -0,9% | 434% | |
Extraordinary Incomes (Costs) | -338 | -2,1% | -719 | -4,9% | -53% | |
EBT | 4.811 | 30,3% | 4.984 | 33,7% | -3% | |
Tax | 564 | 3,6% | 385 | 2,6% | 46% | |
NET PROFIT (Loss) | 4.247 | 26,7% | 4.599 | 31,1% | -8% | |
Fin. Incomes (Costs) Fair V alue adj. | 1.394 | 85 | ||||
NET PROFIT ADJUSTED | 5.641 | 35,5% | 4.684 | 31,6% | 20% | 60 |
Balance Sheet Piteco Spa FY 2019- FY 2018
Data in EUR/1000
Balance Sheet | FY2019 | FY2018 | Changes | |
Work in progress | 67 | 122 | -55 | |
Trade credits | 4.607 | 4.010 | 597 | |
Tax Credits | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
Other current credits | 250 | 193 | 57 | |
(A) Current Assets | 4.924 | 4.325 | 599 | |
Accounts payable | 913 | 658 | 255 | |
Debts from financial contracts | 511 | 287 | 224 | |
Tax Debts | 972 | 138 | 834 | |
Other current Debts | 2.949 | 2.656 | 293 | |
(B) Current Liabilities | 5.345 | 3.739 | 1.606 | |
(A-B) Net Working Capital | -421 | 586 | -1.007 | |
Tangible Assets | 3.129 | 1.274 | 1.855 | |
Intangible Assets | 29.026 | 28.874 | 152 | |
Equity Investments | 13.952 | 13.952 | 0 | |
Financial Assets | 19 | 22 | -3 | |
Tax Accounts | 864 | 321 | 543 | |
(C) Non Current Assets | 46.990 | 44.443 | 2.547 | |
Severance pay and other funds | 1.211 | 1.151 | 60 | |
Other non current Funds | 53 | 50 | 3 | |
Deferred Tax | 263 | 234 | 29 | |
(D) Non Current Liabilities | 1.527 | 1.435 | 92 | |
(NWC+C-D) Net Invested Capital | 45.042 | 43.594 | 1.448 | |
Share Capital | 19.125 | 18.155 | 970 | |
Reserves | 10.036 | 8.889 | 1.147 | |
Profit (loss) previous years + reserves FTA/IAS | 2.400 | 2.400 | 0 | |
Profit (loss) of the year | 4.247 | 4.598 | -351 | |
(E) Total Equity | 35.808 | 34.042 | 1.766 | |
Cash and Deposits | 215 | 2.386 | -2.171 | |
Short Term Financial Credits | 2.401 | 1.318 | 1.083 | |
Bank Debts within 12 months | -9.509 | -4.768 | -4.741 | |
Short Term Financial Debits | -188 | 0 | -188 | |
Long Term Financial Credits | 6.429 | 6.544 | -115 | |
Long Term Financial Debits | -2.322 | -5.348 | 3.026 | |
Bank Debts over 12 months | -6.260 | -9.684 | 3.424 | |
(NFP) Net Financial Position | -9.234 | -9.552 | 318 | |
(E-NFP) Total Sources | 45.042 | 43.594 | 1.448 | 61 |
Net Financial Position Piteco SpA FY 2019/FY 2018
Data in EUR/1000
Net Financial Position | FY2019 | FY2018 | Changes | % 19-18 |
Cash and Deposits | 215 | 2.386 | -2.171 | -91,0% |
CASH | 215 | 2.386 | -2.171 | -91,0% |
Debts to other lenders within 12 months | -6.062 | -2.807 | -3.255 | 116,0% |
Bank Debts within 12 months | -3.635 | -1.961 | -1.674 | 85,4% |
Short Term Financial Credits | 2.401 | 1.318 | 1.083 | 82,2% |
Current Financial Position | -7.296 | -3.450 | -3.846 | 111,5% |
Current NET Financial Position | -7.081 | -1.064 | -6.017 | 565,5% |
Long Term Financial Credits | 6.429 | 6.545 | -116 | -1,8% |
Bank Debts over 12 months | -6.260 | -9.685 | 3.425 | -35,4% |
Debts to other lenders over 12 months | -2.322 | -5.348 | 3.026 | -56,6% |
Non Current Financial Position | -2.153 | -8.488 | 6.335 | -74,6% |
Net Financial Position | -9.234 | -9.552 | 318 | -3,3% |
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Cash Flow Statement Piteco SpA FY 2019/2018
Data in EUR/1000
Cash Flow Statement | FY2019 | FY2018 |
NET PROFIT (Loss) | 4247 | 4598 |
Financial Incomes (Costs) | 721 | 135 |
Taxes | 609 | 377 |
Depreciation and amortization | 586 | 355 |
increases in fixed assets for internal processing and minus-plus | -482 | -364 |
Cash Flow from operation before change in NWC | 5681 | 5101 |
Financial Incomes (Costs) paid | 670 | -137 |
Taxes paid | -218 | -329 |
Total changes N.W.C. | 52 | 333 |
Total changes in funds | 25 | 6 |
Operating Cash Flow | 6210 | 4974 |
% on Net Sales | 41% | 35% |
% on Ebitda | 98% | 86% |
Capex | -440 | -11327 |
Free Cash Flow Before Debt Repairment | 5770 | -6353 |
Loan/Lease Disbursement (Repayment) | -4773 | 9311 |
Equity changes | -3378 | -3612 |
Financial Changes | -8151 | 5699 |
Changes in Liquidity | -2381 | -654 |
Cash beginning of the year | 2385 | 3039 |
Cash at the end of the year | 4 | 2385 |
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