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18 November 2014 The profit improvement is sustainable and there is more to come Roland Sundn President, Hiab My observations on Hiab Structurally attractive business Extremely strong brands Engaged and highly motivated people


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18 November 2014

The profit improvement is sustainable and there is more to come

Roland Sundén President, Hiab

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My observations on Hiab

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  • Structurally

attractive business

  • Extremely strong

brands

  • Engaged and highly

motivated people

  • Route-to-market

transformation on- going

  • Complexity

reduction needed

  • Further potential to

drive profitability

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We have made great progress during 2014 – implementation is ahead of plan

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2012 2013 2014

Development of route-to-market Footprint, incl. ramp-up of Poland multi-assembly unit Route-to-market immediate improvements Efficiency improvement Improvements in design-to-cost Development of new products 3M savings in 2013 Aiming at further 40M run rate improvement by end 2014 15M gross margin improvement

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Route-to-market achievements

 Simplified organisation – less

layers & lower cost

 Built key expertise around

sales, services and dealer management

 New dealer operating

standards

 Outsourced and divested

dealerships and service workshops

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Achievements in gross margin and

  • verheads improvements

 The aim was to achieve a run-rate improvement

  • f EUR 40 million by the end of 2014. Hiab is well
  • n track in delivering on this promise and is

proceeding ahead of schedule

 Design-to-cost process contributes to gross

margin for all products

 Continuous work to consolidate our supplier base

to low cost countries

 Price realisation & discount management

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Footprint development on-going

 European parts distribution consolidated to Metz, France  Ramp-up of production in Stargard, Poland - The most modern

factory for load handling equipment in the world

 Ramp-down of production in Hudiksvall, Sweden

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New technology and product

  • ffering to unlock further

improvement potential

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Hiab sets a new industry standard for paint quality

 Leading technology within automotive industry  All deliveries from Stargard benefit from this eco-friendly paint process  Safeguards a long and cost-effective ownership

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New Stiff boom cranes launched supporting the Sinotruk-Hiab joint venture

  • Developed based
  • n the needs for

Chinese customers

  • Sold through both

Hiab and joint venture sales network

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Two new loader cranes for emerging markets

  • Specifically

designed to suite the booming construction industries and increasing needs for distribution of commercial goods

  • Enable us to reach

new customer segments in emerging markets

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We have launched our biggest crane ever, with an integrated sub-frame

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  • Integrated sub frame

makes installation easier and faster

  • Improved precision

and speed drives the productivity for the customer

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The world's first electric truck mounted forklift

 Ultra-quiet operation and zero

emissions

 Operate in built-up residential

zones, both indoor and

  • utdoor

 Reduce running costs by 70%

compared diesel-powered

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The tail lift brand ZEPRO introduces two new products

  • A unique slider

concept with flexible installation system for trucks

  • A standard

cantilever product for rapid clamp on installation to semi- trailer frames

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More to come in 2015 and beyond

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We started our turnaround in May 2013!

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Note: 1. Operating profit % excluding restructuring cost 2. 2014 estimated based on Q1-Q3 run rate

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  • 15
  • 10
  • 5

5 10

  • 1,500
  • 1,000
  • 500

500 1,000 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Sales Operating Profit %

MEUR %

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Building a sustainably profitable and growing business

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“Profitable growth” 2017– “Preparation for growth” 2015–2016 “Turnaround” 2013–2014

 Closing the cost gap  Building the foundation  Demonstrating clear

profitability improvement

 Cost leadership  Operational excellence  Investment to

product portfolio, processes & systems

 Targeting 10%

  • perating profit margin

in 2016

 Leverage cost

leadership &

  • perational excellence

to drive growth

 Targeted emerging

market expansion

 Regain leadership in

cranes

 Targeting 10%

  • perating profit margin
  • ver a business cycle
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Three must win battles to reach our targets

  • 1. Outperform competition in

sales & services execution

 Dealer management  Sales funnel management  Parts availability

  • 2. Develop customer driven, simplified

and competitive product offering

 Customer insight  Product portfolio upgrading  Modularisation

  • 3. Reduce value chain complexity,

cost and cash conversion cycle

 Stargard up to full-scale  Optimise the distribution network  Working capital management

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Long term margin development requires us to invest…

 Product development  Upgrading product portfolio  Modular management  Connectivity  Processes  Customer insight  Product portfolio management  Dealer management  Systems  Sales tools  Reporting/transparency  Back-bone

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Conclusions

We are executing – high clock speed Result is improving – it is sustainable We drive performance – 10%

  • perating profit

margin in 2016

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