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Analyst Meet - 2008
Page 2 November 2008
Presentation Overview
Financial Highlights & key business topics : Dr Bruck
Financial Analysis : Mr de Royer
Future Outlook : Dr Bruck
Page 3 November 2008
Upward growth trend in first half of the year; momentum tapering slightly downwards in the second half
Liquidity crunch impacted decision making process; planned investments deferred
Inflationary trends & currency fluctuations created a cost push
Economic Review & Market Trends
Page 4 November 2008
To pay attention to the Quality of result
To book healthy orders and ensure professional order execution
To absorb negative impacts of some large projects
Our Guiding Principles
Focus on Operational Excellence
Page 5 November 2008
Siemens Ltd - the flagship listed company
Siemens Ltd. (SL)
Siemens Ltd. (SL)
55.18% Siemens AG, Germany (SAG)or its subsidiaries
Siemens AG, Germany (SAG)or its subsidiaries
PublicShareholders(~ 200,000)
44.82%
Page 6 November 2008
Siemens Ltd. (SL)
Siemens Ltd. (SL)
55.18% Siemens AG, Germany (SAG) or its subsidiaries
Siemens AG, Germany (SAG) or its subsidiaries
PublicShareholders(~ 200,000)
100%
SISL
44.82%
51% 79.32%
SIPS49% SRSPL100% 50%
Others20.68%
SBT Flender Ltd.
50%
Siemens Ltd. Group
SITS Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery Services Pvt. Ltd. SISL Siemens Information Systems Ltd. SIPS SI Siemens Information Processing Services Pvt. SBT Siemens Building Technologies SRSPL Siemens Rolling Stock Pvt. Ltd.
Page 7 November 2008
Siemens Ltd. (SL)
Siemens Ltd. (SL)
55.18% Siemens AG, Germany (SAG) or its subsidiaries
Siemens AG, Germany (SAG) or its subsidiaries
PublicShareholders(~ 200,000)
100%
SISL
44.82%
51% 79.32%
SIPS49% SRSPL100%
SECPL SHIL100%
SPEL100%
Osram100%
SCF100%
TPSL50%
Torrent Power Ltd.
50%
BIAL40%
Others
60%
100% 100%
WDSIL100%
SVAI
50%
Others20.68%
SITS Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery Services Pvt. Ltd. SPEL Siemens Power Engineering Pvt. Ltd. SCF Siemens Corporate Finance Pvt. Ltd. SISL Siemens Information Systems Ltd. PPIL Powerplant Performance Improvement Ltd. TPSL Torrent Power Services Pvt. Ltd. SIPS SI Siemens Information Processing Services Pvt. Ltd. Osram Osram India Pvt. Ltd. BIAL Banglalore International Airport Ltd. SHIL Siemens Hearing Instruments Pvt. Ltd. WDSIL Winergy Drive Systems India Pvt. Ltd SMSDL Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Ltd.SVAI Siemens VAI Metals Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Kolkata SBT Siemens Building Technologies SRSPL Siemens Rolling Stock Pvt. Ltd.DBDI Dade Behring Diagnostics India (Pvt.) Ltd. New Delhi SPLM Siemens Product Lifecycle Management Software MCC Morgan Construction Company India Pvt. Ltd
(India)Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi (formerly UGS India Pvt. Ltd.
SBT
SHDL
Public Shareholders
31.27%
68.73%
SPLM DBDI100% 100%
Flender Ltd.
50%
MCC100%
Siemens in India has 19 legal entities
Page 8 November 2008
Rs. In million
2007 2008 +/- %
Financial Highlights - Siemens Ltd.
New Orders 101,085 87,182 - 14%
Turnover 77,268 82,955 7%
Profit from Operations 6,923 7,153 3%
Profit Before Tax 8,742 8,918 2%
Profit After Tax 5,965 5,933 0%
UOV 94,074 98,338 5%
Dividend Rs. 4.80 Rs. 3
Page 9 November 2008
Rs. in million
Highlights - Siemens Ltd. After special effects*
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* Mega projects and portfolio effects
21%27%
68%
Sales
PFO
New Orders
Base Business
Mega Orders
Page 10 November 2008
Rs. In million
2007 2008 +/- %
Highlights - Siemens Ltd. Group
New Orders 115,703 101,803 -12%
Turnover 93,786 96,798 3%
Profit Before Tax 9,869 9,422 - 5%
Profit After Tax 6,929 5,995 -13%
Consolidated - Siemens Ltd, SBT, SISL & SIPS
Page 11 November 2008
Focus on key growth areas in domestic & export markets
Enhanced local manufacturing competencies –added new factories, expanded capacities
Introduced new high-end technologies with a special focus on energy efficiency as well as Green technology
Focused on Resource & Competence management and controlled Attrition
Professionalized Siemens One program
Key parameters that supported results ….
We made substantial investment – Rs 2.2 billion
Page 12 November 2008
Healthcare
Healthcare
Energy
Power Generation
Power Transmission and Distribution
Industry
Automation and Drives
Industry Solutions
Siemens Building Technologies
Mobility
Cross-Sector activities
Siemens InformationSystems Ltd.
Siemens InformationProcessing Services
Siemens Portfolio
Flender
Page 13 November 2008
Siemens Portfolio
Healthcare
Healthcare
Energy
Power Generation
Power Transmission and Distribution
Industry
Automation and Drives
Siemens Building Technologies
Mobility
Cross-Sector activities
Siemens InformationSystems Ltd.
Siemens InformationProcessing Services
Flender
Industry Solutions
Page 14 November 2008
Sales
29551
39786
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
06-07 07-08
Comprises Automation & Drives, Industrial Solutions, Transportation
Orders were up 35%
Turnover was up 35%
Profits went up 35%
Highlights: Industry Sector
In Rs. million
35%
Page 15 November 2008
Orders up 36%, Sales up 27%, Profits up 57%
Retained leadership position in most market segments
Launched new products and solutions
Restructured manufacturing processes by outsourcing non core components
Key orders include:
Larsen & Toubro -Rs. 201 mn
McNally Bharat- Rs. 106 million
Jindal Steel & Power Ltd- Rs. 95.5 mn
Highlights: Automation & Drives (A&D)
Sales
16555
21048
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10000
15000
20000
25000
06-07 07-08
27%
In Rs. million
Page 16 November 2008
Sales
952912029
0
5000
10000
15000
06-07 07-08
Spectacular performance - Orders up by 54%, Turnover up by 26%, Profits up by 62%
Completed execution of Bengaluru International Airport in time, first Siemens PPP project in India
Ventured into Water Technologies and Discontinuous Mining technology segments
Key orders include:
SAIL, Bokaro - Rs. 1,756 mn
Vishakhapatnam Steel Plant - Rs. 1,093 mn
Delhi International Airport - Rs.1019 mn
RINL-Vishakhapatnam- Rs. 872 mn & Rs. 744 mn
Highlights: Industry Solutions (IS)
26%
In Rs. million
Page 17 November 2008
Sales
3467
6709
0
4000
8000
06-07 07-08
Sales rose sharply by 93%; profits under pressure due to a one time cost impact of a large project
20 trains equipped with Siemens electrics are now running on the Mumbai tracks
Provide passenger safety, comfort and save energy upto 30%
Key orders include:
Indian Railways - Rs. 1500 mn
DLW - Rs. 900 mn
BHEL - Rs. 105 mn
Highlights: Transportation Systems (Now Mobility)
93%
In Rs. million
Page 18 November 2008
Siemens Portfolio
Healthcare
Healthcare
Energy
Power Generation
Power Transmission and Distribution
Cross-Sector activities
Siemens InformationSystems Ltd.
Siemens InformationProcessing Services
Industry
Automation and Drives
Siemens Building Technologies
Mobility
Flender
Industry Solutions
Page 19 November 2008
Comprises Power Generation and PowerTransmission & Distribution
Orders went down by 30%, due to mega orders in 2007; but base order value rose by 25%
Turnover steady, despite mega order impact in 2007
Profits declined by 19%, (due to provision for one loss order)
Sales
43008 42378
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
06-07 07-08
Highlights: Energy Sector
-1%
In Rs. million
Page 20 November 2008
Profits
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
2006/07 2007/08
Total Power-Sales
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10000
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2006/07 2007/08
Power business break up Mega Orders, Base Businesses
Total Power-Orders
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70%
25%
In Rs. million
13%
Base Business
Mega Orders
Page 21 November 2008
Regained leadership position in overall industrial turbine segment
Maintained leadership in Automation Group
Integration of SITS within Siemens Ltd effective April 1, 2008
Key Orders include
JSW Barmer 8x135MW Thermal Power Plant - Rs. 142.5 mn
Reliance Infrastructure - Rs. 68 mn
Highlights: Power Generation (PG)
Page 22 November 2008
Power Transformer & Instrument Transformer factories commenced operations
Key orders include
Export order Kahramma, Qatar- Rs 5.4 bn
TISCO Kalinganagar Greenfield plant -Rs. 2 bn
Volkswagen -Rs. 917 mn
PowerGrid - Rs. 120 mn
Highlights: Power Transmission & Distribution (PTD)
Page 23 November 2008
Siemens Portfolio
Healthcare
Healthcare
Energy
Power Generation
Power Transmission and Distribution
Industry
Automation and Drives
Industrial Solutions and Services
Siemens Building Technologies
Transportation Systems
Cross-Sector activities
Siemens InformationSystems Ltd.
Siemens InformationProcessing Services
Flender
Industry
Automation and Drives
Siemens Building Technologies
Mobility
Flender
Industry Solutions
Page 24 November 2008
Sales
52476053
0
2000
4000
6000
8000
06-07 07-08
Orders grew by 17%, Sales rose by 15%, Profits improved significantly by 197%
Maintained overall leadership position in most of the segments
Key highlights include:
Installed India’s first 128 slice Definition AS+ CT scanner at KG Hospital, Coimbatore
Launched ACUSON P10, world’s smallest and India’s first handheld pocket size ultrasound device
Also received special recognition globally for Sanjeevan project - a hospital on wheels
Expansion of Service network
Highlights: Healthcare Sector
15%
In Rs. million
Page 25 November 2008
Siemens Portfolio
Healthcare
Healthcare
Energy
Power Generation
Power Transmission and Distribution
Industry
Automation and Drives
Industry Solutions
Siemens Building Technologies
Mobility
Cross-Sector activities
Siemens InformationSystems Ltd.
Siemens InformationProcessing Services
Flender
Page 26 November 2008
Sales
10236 9943
0
5000
10000
15000
06-07 07-08
Software business restructured globally under SIS -Siemens IT Solutions and Services
SISL business successfully aligned with the parent group
With new business model, SISL’s 3 roles are:
As an internal software factory for the global Siemens Sectors supporting product development
Internal software factory to support SIS’s external business
As a software house for the domestic market
SISL recognized as a “competence center”
Order value went up by 14%; Sales declined by 3%
Strong position in media & airports verticals
Highlights: Siemens Information System Ltd. (SISL)
-3%
In Rs. million
Page 27 November 2008
Sales
1010 1071
0
500
1000
1500
06-07 07-08
Offers back office customer contact services to Siemens companies globally
SIPS will run on a cost plus model, similar to SISL
SIPS has over 1,625 employees
Orders remained steady; Turnover grew by 6%
Highlights: Siemens Information Processing Services Pvt. Ltd. (SIPS)
6%
In Rs. million
Page 28 November 2008
Siemens Portfolio
Healthcare
Healthcare
Energy
Power Generation
Power Transmission and Distribution
Industry
Automation and Drives
Industry Solutions
Siemens Building Technologies
Mobility
Cross-Sector activities
Siemens InformationSystems Ltd.
Siemens InformationProcessing Services
Flender
Page 29 November 2008
Acquired 77% stake in iMetrex in Apr 2007
Successful integration of iMetrex within Siemens to form new subsidiary, Siemens Building technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Stronger entity with much higher market share
Global responsibility for exports
Key Orders:
Order for securing key infrastructure in the Krishna Godavari Basin
Highlights: Building Technologies (SBT)
Page 30 November 2008
Acquired 50% stake in Flender in 2006
Manufacturing facility at Kharagpur, West Bengal
Sales grew by 20%. Order value remained steady, while Profits grew by 15%
During the current fiscal, plans are to increase the capacity substantially
Key orders include:
Jindal Steel - Rs 98 mn
Vasavadatta Cement - Rs 65 mn
Prakash Industries - Rs 50 mn
Highlights: Flender Ltd.
Page 31 November 2008
Presentation Overview
Financial Highlights and key business topic : Dr Bruck
Financial Analysis : Mr de Royer
Future Outlook : Dr Bruck
Page 32 November 2008
Overall performance was satisfactory
Our base businesses have outperformed the market
Continued strong Investments to propel growth
Product portfolio has been further localized and strengthen
Manufacturing capacities have been expanded
Productivity at factories and of employees has improved
Sales and Service network has broadened.
To sum up ………
Our performance is on track
Page 33 November 2008
Financial Highlights and key business topic : Dr Bruck
Financial Analysis : Mr de Royer
Future Outlook : Dr Bruck
Page 34 November 2008
Indian Economy is going through a correction phase
Cooling down impact evident in Real Estate, Financial services, Airlines, IT & ITES, Cement, Steel, etc
Constant reassurance from the Government to sustain India’s growth journey
Focus on providing resources for investments in core sectors
Demand for infrastructure development expected to continue
Market will present good business opportunities
Indian Economy – Our prognosis
Page 35 November 2008
Continue with the profitable growth strategy
To tap key growth opportunities in domestic & export markets
To be a sourcing base of products, services & R&D for regional and global markets
Started dedicated initiatives quite early to support the growth strategy
Streamlined businesses into Sector Cluster approach
Focused on Operational Excellence driven by right blend of Quality and Cost structure
Further streamlined processes
Outlook for Siemens
On track towards achieving our target
Page 36 November 2008
Commitment to society
Fulfilling our responsibilities as a good corporate citizen
Current ProjectsSt. Catherine’s Home, Mumbai
Seva Chakkara Ashrama
Tsunami Rehabilitation, India & Sri Lanka
Donated hearing aids for children at Akshar Trust, Vadodara
Mobile X-ray units to the victims of Bangladesh cyclone
Also employed 45 differently-abled people in the main stream
Page 37 November 2008
New CFO on board
Mr. Patrick de Royer, CFO, has completed his tenure in India & will take a new assignment in Netherlands
Effective Dec 1, Mr. Sunil Mathur will be Executive Director & CFO of Siemens Ltd.
Rich international experience specially in Germany & England
Served as CFO in several business units of Siemens globally
Page 38 November 2008
Thank You