Charts on Q2 FY 2020/21 Facts & Figures

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May 2021

thyssenkrupp's performance reflects strong operational progress and turnaround

+10%

+0%

Order intake

15,0

16,5

Sales

15,9

15,9

[€ bn]

8,6

[€ bn]

Q2

8,2

8,6

Q2

7,6

+10%

+17%

Q1

7,4

7,8

Q1

7,6

7,3

Strong demand recovery; sig. uplift in Materials and Auto/Trucks related components

+0.8 bn

32

EBIT adj.

FCF bef. M&A

(0.7) bn

298

Q2

(367)

[€ mn]

[€ mn]

220

(750)

+0.1 bn

78

Q1

(2.407)

Q2

(279)

(718)

Q1

(185)

(2,774)

+2.1 bn

(465)

H1 19/20

H1 20/21

H1 19/20

H1 20/21

Higher prices; better utilization; structural improvements; strong customer demand requires NWC build-up

Q1

Q2

Q1

Q2

2

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FY 19/20

FY 20/21

Dynamic market (auto and materials) tailwinds + effective restructuring drive performance turnaround

  • EBIT adj. at €220 mn (QoQ: +€142 mn; YoY: +€499 mn) - all segments up (except MS) and +ve (except MT)

Q2

Performance

YoY

+97

+46

+83

+228

-1

+20

+26

47

2

80

75

48

97

126

78

Q1

MX

IC

AT

SE

MS

MT

HQ & Cons.

FY 20/21

+499

298

220 Q2

78

Q1

H1

FY 20/21

FY Outlook

raised

  • FCF bef. M&A at €(750) mn (QoQ: €(782) mn; YoY: €(383) mn) - higher EBIT adj. offset by NWC build-up(~€700 mn) and Invest above D/A by ~€140 mn
  • EBIT adj., significant uplift: in mid 3-digit € mn range (vs. prior FY €(1.8 bn)); all segments up and +ve (except MT)
  • FCF bef. M&A, guidance confirmed: towards €(1) bn (vs. prior FY €(5.5 bn)); higher EBIT adj. offset by temporary higher spending for NWC (market related), Invest, restructuring (H2 > H1)

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Order intake significantly up yoy

[€ mn]

2019/20

2020/21

Q2

Q1

Q2

yoy

yoy (ex FX)1

Materials Services (MX)

2,845

2,482

3,096

9%

12%

Industrial Components (IC)

589

662

656

11%

17%

Automotive Technology (AT)

1,065

1,183

1,158

9%

12%

Steel Europe (SE)

2,165

2,408

2,437

13%

13%

Marine Systems (MS)

133

258

405

++

++

Multi Tracks (MT)

1,268

1,425

1,360

7%

10%

Corporate Headquarters (HQ)

(0)

2

0

++

++

Reconciliation

(507)

(574)

(468)

-

-

Group continuing operations

7,559

7,845

8,646

14%

17%

Disc. elevator operations

1,983

0

0

--

--

Full Group

9,542

7,845

8,646

(9%)

14%

Note: Prior year adjusted for new organizational structure as of 01.10.2020 1. Adjusted for F/X and portfolio changes

Q2 yoy

MX: Higher prices for carbon and stainless steel; direct-to-customer business significant higher

IC: Sig. up due to ongoing positive order situation at bearings for wind energy and also in industrial applications as well as further strong demand recovery across all regions and product groups at Forged Technologies

AT: Sig. up yoy at steering, camshafts and dampers as well as Automotive Body Solutions with ongoing support from good demand in China; impact from supply chain shortages (semiconductor products)

SE: Higher volumes and prices in particular at Auto customers; lower demand at Industry

MS: Significantly better yoy due to a Submarine order from Italian Navy, which became effective; in addition smaller orders in Surface Vessels, Marine Electronics and Services.

MT: Up yoy despite challenging markets due to pandemic driven by ongoing good demand for stainless steel and also by increasing demand at plant engineering and Automation Engineering; lower orders for HP due to planned closure

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Sales

[€ mn]

2019/20

2020/21

Q2

Q1

Q2

yoy

yoy (ex FX)1

Materials Services (MX)

2,975

2,368

2,888

(3%)

0%

Industrial Components (IC)

573

621

626

9%

14%

Automotive Technology (AT)

1,101

1,215

1,167

6%

9%

Steel Europe (SE)

2,078

1,917

2,238

8%

8%

Marine Systems (MS)

424

364

689

63%

63%

Multi Tracks (MT)

1,495

1,200

1,422

(5%)

(3%)

Corporate Headquarters (HQ)

1

5

5

++

++

Reconciliation

(401)

(370)

(457)

-

-

Group continuing operations

8,247

7,321

8,577

4%

6%

Disc. elevator operations

1,861

0

0

--

--

Full Group

10,108

7,321

8,577

(15%)

5%

Note: Prior year adjusted for new organizational structure as of 01.10.2020

  1. Adjusted for F/X and portfolio changes
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Q2 yoy

MX: Higher prices for carbon and stainless steel, partly offset by lower warehousing shipments due to materials shortages of main products

IC: Sig. increase driven by both business units: bearings (mainly wind energy in China) and Forged Technologies (supported by ongoing strong recovery)

AT: Sales mirror order intake; increase at automotive

original equipment business vs. decrease at Automotive Body Solutions

SE: Higher shipments and better product mix with sig. higher auto demand above prior year

MS: Significantly higher yoy mainly due to delivery of Frigate F125 for German Navy

MT: Slightly down yoy since better volumes in Stainless business cannot completely compensate decrease at plant engineering due to lower order activity in the past and concentration on more attractive markets

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