Interim Management Statement January September 2018 · > Growth driven by strong urology...

Interim Management Statement

January – September 2018

Q3 2018

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Overview

Adjusted NAV SEK 421 bn., +7 percent

Listed Core Investments+9% total return

EQT-2% value change (constant currency)

Patricia IndustriesEstimated market values +2% (ex. cash)

Total Shareholder Return +13%

SIXRX +7%

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Listed Core Investments

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Important activities within the companies

U.S. Air Force USD 9.2 bn. order to Boeing for T-X training aircraft, Saab risk-sharing partner

Acquisition of Brooks Automation’s cryogenic business strengthens offer within Vacuum

Awarded important 5G order

Increased focus on core brands, decisive action to resolve Consumer Brands

Bid for fin-tech Cinnober, strengthens position as leading market infrastructure provider

Reorganizing operations to more efficiently serve its two end markets, energy and marine

Patricia Industries

> Major subsidiaries (Piab and Sarnova pro forma): +14% reported sales growth,

3% organic in constant currency

> Reported EBITA +13%

> Mölnlycke organic sales growth +2%, Wound Care grew by 4%

> Good growth in new subsidiaries Piab and Sarnova

> Laborie’s profitability returning to more normal levels

> Improved margins in Aleris Care, lower in Healthcare, actions to improve operations taken

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Highlights during the quarter

Aleris

> Organic sales growth +1 percent in constant

currency

> Profitability improved in Care, declined in

Healthcare

> Focusing of offering in Healthcare Stockholm as

part of ongoing restructuring initiatives

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Q3 2018

A provider of healthcare and care services in Scandinavia

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Aleris divests Care

> Aleris Care has developed into a high-quality care services provider with high

user satisfaction

> Strategic review to specialize and decentralize operations

> Clear focus on two segments – Care and Healthcare

> New good home for Care to gain scale and develop further

> Divestiture strengthens Aleris’ balance sheet and enables stronger focus on

Healthcare services

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Aleris divests Aleris Care

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> Reported profits significantly impacted by restructuring costs in both segments

> Transaction expected to close during second quarter 2019 at the latest

> Aleris plans to reduce net debt by SEK 2,650 m. upon closing

Aleris Care

(12 m. roll. Sep. 30, 2018)

Sales: SEK 5,081 m.

EBITDA: SEK 163 m.

EBITA: SEK 127 m.

~6,000 employees

Aleris Healthcare

(12 m. roll. Sep. 30, 2018)

Sales: SEK 5,712 m.

EBITDA: SEK 245 m.

EBITA: SEK 29 m.

~5,000 employees

Strong position in Scandinavian healthcare services

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Key priorities

Successfully close the transaction

Continue to enhance quality,

service and efficiency

Restructure Healthcare Sweden

Develop digital platform Doktor24

Adapt and manage new radiology

contract in Stockholm

Mölnlycke

> Organic sales growth +2 percent in constant currency

> Wound Care grew 4 percent, Surgical flat

> Emerging Markets, parts of Europe key growth

drivers, the U.S. flat

> Underlying profitability unchanged

> Roll-out of Mepilex® Border Flex continues, launched

in the U.S. and UK in the quarter. Initial market

response positive

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Q3 2018

A provider of advanced products for treatment and prevention of wounds and single-use surgical solutions

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> Organic sales growth +1 percent in constant

currency

> No major difference in growth between business

areas and regions

> The EBITA margin declined, explained by

increasing operating costs, costs relating to CEO

transition, and an asset disposal loss

> Activities ongoing to address operating expenses

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Q3 2018

A provider of advanced mobility and seating rehab solutions

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Piab

> Organic sales growth +6 percent in constant

currency

> EBITA margin 28 percent, impacted by product mix

change following acquisitions as well as increased

sales and marketing costs

> Integration of previously acquired Kenos

progressing well, new line of gripping solutions for

collaborative robots launched

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Q3 2018

A provider of gripping and moving solutions for automated manufacturing and logistics processes

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Sarnova

> Organic sales growth +6 percent in constant

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> Strong growth within Acute Care

> Profit growth exceeded sales growth

> Continued expansion of private label Curaplex

and pre-assembled custom kits, several new

products launched

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Q3 2018

A specialty distributor of healthcare products in the U.S.

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BraunAbility

> Organic sales growth +3 percent in constant

currency

> EBITA margin impacted by voluntary product

recall

> Continued investments in supply chain

optimization

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Q3 2018

A manufacturer of wheelchair accessible vehicles and wheelchair lifts

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Laborie

> Organic sales growth +15 percent in constant

currency

> Growth driven by strong urology business

> Profitability improved, EBITA margin returning to

more normal levels

> Continued focus on integration of Cogentix Medical,

restructuring of European business

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Q3 2018

A provider of innovative capital equipment and consumables for the diagnosis and treatment of urologic and gastrointestinal (GI) disorders

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> Subscription base +15,000 driven by Hallon and

Oister

> Service revenue increased by 1 percent, supported

by stronger DKK

> EBITDA improved, but adjusting for IFRS 15,

EBITDA declined by 1 percent, negatively impacted

by the previous Danish VAT ruling

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Q3 2018

A provider of mobile voice and broadband services in Sweden and Denmark

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EQT

> -2 percent value change in constant currency

> Adjusting for sharp value decline in listed Chinese holding LBX, value increased slightly

> Net cash flow to Investor amounted to SEK 338 m.

> SEK 18.4 bn. value of our EQT investments

> Decision to review options to develop EQT, including strengthening of balance sheet

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Strategic priorities going forward

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> More companies to become best-in-class

> Gradually strengthen ownership in selected holdings

> Continue to invest selectively in EQT funds

> Continued profitable growth in the existing companies

> New platforms in the Nordics and North America

> High quality

> Efficiency

> Pay a steadily rising

dividend

> Generate an attractive

total shareholder

return

LISTED CORE

INVESTMENTS

CORPORATE

FUNCTIONS

Interim Management Statement

January – September 2018Financials, Helena Saxon, CFO

Financial highlights

> Based on estimated market values of

Patricia Industries, adjusted Net Asset

Value amounted to SEK 421 bn., an

increase by 7 percent

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Reported NAV

Adjusted NAV

Listed Core Investments

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Q3 2018

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SEB NasdaqWärtsiläAstra

Zeneca

Saab Epiroc ElectroluxABB

SEK m.

HusqvarnaAtlas

Copco

Sobi Ericsson

> SEK 316 bn., 75% of total adjusted assets

> Total Contribution to NAV SEK 25 bn.

> TSR was 9% vs. SIXRX 7%

TSR % 33 17 13 8 16 20 7 0 -4 -1 -10 -7

Patricia Industries

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Estimated market value development Q3 2018 vs Q2 2018

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Total NAV

Sep 30, 2018

Financial

Investments

SarnovaPiab Patricia CashVectura

119 391

-426

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849

Laborie

117 053

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-304

The Grand

Group

Permobil

-172

Mölnlycke BraunAbilityTotal NAV

Jun 30, 2018

Aleris

Major drivers of estimated market value Q3 2018

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SEK +1.2 bn.Higher profit and cash flow impacted positively,

currency impacted negatively

Company

Est. market value

change Q3 2018 vs.

Q2 2018

Comment

SEK +0.3 bn.Cash flow and higher profit impacted positively,

multiples impacted negatively

SEK +0.8 bn. Cash flow and multiples impacted positively

SEK +0.8 bn. Higher profit

SEK -0.3 bn. Lower profit

Financial Investments

> Value essentially unchanged

> Strategic intent to gradually reduce the

portfolio remains

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Q3 2018

4 214 m.

Atlas Antibodies

Other833 m.

Acquia

422 m.

509 m.

Neuronetics

1 599 m.

NS Focus

382 m.

Madrague

SEK 7 959 m.

2% of total adjusted assets

Leverage development

> Leverage 4.9% (3.5%) as of September 30, 2018

> Net debt SEK 19.1 bn.

> Gross cash SEK 13.6 bn.

> EUR 500 m. 2030 bond issued at all-in fixed

1.52% interest rate, EUR 230 m. of 2021 bond

bought back

> Average maturity of the debt portfolio 10.6 years

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Current rating

Standard & Poor’s AA-

Moody’s Aa3

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30% Quarterly leverage development, 10 years

Leverage target range Leverage Maximum leverage

Q&A

Financial calendar & Contact details

Event Date

Year-End report, January – December 2018 January 24, 2019

Interim Management Statement, January – March 2019 April 24, 2019

Interim Report, January – June 2019 July 17, 2019

Interim Management Statement January-September 2019 October 18, 2019

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Contact details

Viveka Hirdman-Ryrberg +46 70 550 3500

Head of Corporate Communication and Sustainability vihr@investorab.com

Magnus Dalhammar +46 73 524 2130

Head of Investor Relations md@investorab.com