Charts on Q3 FY 2020/21 Facts & Figures
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August 2021
9M: Group performance reflects financial turnaround by advancing improvements and strong demand
Cost and restructuring measures clearly supporting Group performance1 and will be relentlessly continued
Order intake | +28% | |
24.6 | 25.3 | |
[€ bn] | ||
19.8 | 8.8 | |
4.8 | +2% | |
7.6 | 8.6 | |
7.4 | 7.8 |
EBIT adj. | +1.7 bn | incl. loss of MT | ||
€(236) mn ytd | ||||
[€ mn] | 564 | |||
266 | +21% | |||
41 | 78220 | |||
(693) | ||||
(279) | ||||
(185) | ||||
(1,158) |
Sales | +14% | |
25.3 | 24.6 | |
[€ bn] | ||
21.6 | ||
5.8 | 8.7 | |
+1% | ||
8.2 | 8.6 | |
7.6 | 7.3 | |
FCF bef. M&A | (235)32 | |
[€ mn] | +515 mn | |
(1,238) | (750) | |
(367) | (953) | |
incl. -ve BCF of MT | |||
(2,988) | (2,407) | €(167) mn ytd | |
(4,012)
+3.1 bn
9M 18/19 | 9M 19/20 | 9M 20/21 | 9M 18/19 | 9M 19/20 | 9M 20/21 | ||||||||||||
1. Continued figures 9M 18/19 reported in former organizational structure; as of Oct 01, 2019 new organizational structure | |||||||||||||||||
Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | ||||||||||||
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FY 19/20 | FY 20/21 | ||||||||||||||||
Q3: continued progress in performance, restructuring and portfolio
- EBIT adj. at €266 mn up (QoQ: +€46 mn; YoY: +€959 mn)
Performance
- Extraordinary strong performance of Material Services
- Strong demand also at AT, IC and SE; however, effects from SEMI shortage induced lower customer call-offs and higher costs for raw materials and steel components
and | • Stringent execution of planned headcount reduction: ~6,900 FTEs (>50% of reduction target of >12,000 FTEs1) |
Restructuring
- FCF bef. M&A at €(235) mn strongly improved (QoQ: €+515 mn; YoY: +€1,003 mn)
− Higher earnings, mainly by price driven NWC build-up
- FY still with higher investments (above D/A) for performance and value upside
- Strong balance sheet with Net Cash of €4 bn
- Swift progress in portfolio streamlining at Multi Tracks
Portfolio
- Mining: signing of sale to FLSmidth on July 29, +ve effects on Net Cash, Pensions with closing
- Infrastructure: signing of sale on Aug 5, +ve effects on Net Cash, Pensions with closing
- AST: constructive negotiations with several potential buyers in 2nd Due Diligence phase
- Steel Europe: internal workstream initiated for stand-aloneoptions
- Water electrolysis (UCE): order intake from US (CFI); frequent requests for quotations, project funnel expanding
1. Target until FY 22/23 from defined programs since 01.10.2019
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Strong progress on clear restructuring plan
Target within defined programsof >12,000 FTEs
FTEs | ~55% | ||
[#] | ~45% | • | |
>12,000 | |||
Germany | ~ 6,900 FTEs | ~70% | • |
Rest of world | |||
reduced | |||
~30% | |||
Target | achieved | way to go | |
until 22/232 |
~2/3 of current target will already be achieved as of end FY 20/21
Total headcount reduction
incl. add. initiatives: ~7,700 FTEs1
Restructuring
R expenses/ | ~600 | • Almost all provisions made for target until 22/23 | |
R2 cash-out | ~200 | • FY 20/21 cash-out of low-mid3-digit €mn | |
[€ mn]
(Cumulative) sustainable savings
[€ mn]
19/20 | 20/21E | way to go | ||
until 22/232 | ||||
low-mid | high | |||
3-digit €mn | ||||
3-digit €mn | • Total sustainable cost benefit from restructuring | |||
high | 709 | |||
in high 3-digit €mn range | ||||
2-digit €mn | 218 | |||
19/20 | cum. 20/21E | cum. until 22/232 |
- Incl. reduction from defined programs since 01.10.2019 (~6,900 FTE) + additional FTE reduction (incl. from fluctuation); w/o reduction of external FTE l 2. Incl. way to go until FY 22/23 (FY 19/20 - FY 22/23)
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MX: significant margin uplift due to price increases - continued improvement on costs
Shipments1 [kt]
+32%
1,025 1,421 1,357
Sales [€ mn]
+70%
1,936 2,888 3,289
EBIT adj. [€ mn; %]
(3.9)% 4.4% 7.1%
+307 mn
232
126
-75
Q3 19/20 Q2 20/21 Q3 20/21
Comments YoY
- Strong recovery from 19/20 COVID-dip, yet volumes below pre-pandemic level
- QoQ: Material shortage partly limiting shipments
- Higher materials prices especially for carbon and stainless steel and significantly higher shipments
- Favourable price dynamics benefitting margins
- Effective performance and cost management:
- Productivity gains of 10% ytd
- Sub proportional growth of costs (+14% vs. volume >+30%)
- Number of FTE down by ~1,800 vs. end of FY 18/19
Fundamental market trends2
CY 2021E
- Rising demand for carbon and stainless steel (ytd: NA +6%, EU +18%), however still below pre- pandemic level
- Market demand > supply from producers
- Seasonally lower volumes in cal. Q3 QoQ
Real steel demand CY 2021E ( | YoY) | |||
Europe | North | |||
America | ||||
Carbon Steel | +14.6% | +10.7% | ||
(~45% of sales) | ||||
Stainless Steel3 | +7.1% | +12.8% | ||
(~15% of sales) | ||||
Economic development CY 2021E | ||||
Manufacturing PMI | 63.4 | 60.9 | ||
Trends in industrial materials supply
- Return to pre-pandemic level in next fiscal year
- Increasing demand for supply chain and processing services
1. Materials Stockholding and Processing (excl. direct-to-customer and Aerospace business) l 2 Sources: IHS Markit (07/2021) and CRU (Q2/2021) l 3 Based on Stainless Steel Flat 5 | thyssenkrupp AG l August 2021
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