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Analyst Day 2020
Tyson Tuttle12 March 2020
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9:00a IntroductionTyson Tuttle | Chief Executive Officer & President
9:20a Internet of ThingsQ&AMatt Johnson | SVP & GM IoT
10:20a Infrastructure & AutomotiveQ&AMark Thompson | SVP & GM Infrastructure & Automotive
11:20a Financial OverviewJohn Hollister | SVP & Chief Financial Officer
11:40a Summary, Q&ATyson Tuttle | Chief Executive Officer & President
12:30p CloseAll
Agenda
March 12, 2020
Tyson Tuttle Chief Executive Officer &
President
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Management Team
Matt JohnsonSVP & GM IoT
Mark ThompsonSVP & GM Infrastructure
& Automotive
John HollisterChief Financial Officer
Daniel CooleyChief Strategy Officer
Brandon TolanySVP Worldwide
Sales & Marketing
Sharon HagiChief Security Officer
Lori KnowltonChief People Officer
Nestor Ho Chief Legal Counsel
Sandeep KumarSVP Worldwide Operations
Megan LuedersChief Marketing Officer
Alessandro PiovaccariChief Technology Officer
698769
868 838
2016 2017 2018 2019
Revenue($M)
About Silicon Labs
▪ Core competencies in mixed-signal and RF integration
▪ A track record of industry firsts, transforming and disrupting large markets
▪ High-quality, large and diverse end markets offering a long runway for growth
▪ Focused on simplicity and scale to accelerate growth
▪ Scalable, fabless manufacturing model
Founded 1996
Nasdaq Listed SLAB
~35K Customers
>1,700 Patents
We are the leading provider of silicon, software and solutions for a smarter, more connected world
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Headcount Distribution
APAC
EMEA
AMER
A Global Company
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InternationalHQ
Singapore
European Design and
Sales
Global HQAustin, TX
Our Vision and Values
▪ Vision
• Be the leading provider of silicon, software and solutions for a smarter, more connected world
▪ Values
• We hire, foster and empower great talent
• We create customer value and commercial success through innovation and simplicity
• We meet our commitments and hold ourselves accountable
• We do the right thing!
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1996 – 2006
SLAB 1.0Founding
2007 – 2011
SLAB 2.0Diversify
2012 – 2019
SLAB 3.0Focus
8
1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018
SLAB1.0:Access,Mobile
▪ Developed breakthrough products for PC and mobile markets
▪ Highly successful startup to profitability to IPO (March 24, 2000)
▪ Established Singapore as international HQ
1996 – 2006
SLAB 1.0Founding
Revenue ($)
9
SLAB1.0: access
1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018
Mobile
SLAB1.0:Access
▪ Developed breakthrough products for PC and mobile markets
▪ Highly successful startup to profitability to IPO (March 24, 2000)
▪ Established Singapore as international HQ
▪ Divested mobile business in 2007
1996 – 2006
SLAB 1.0Founding
Revenue ($)
10
1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018
SLAB2.0:Sensors, PoE,
MCU, Broadcast
SLAB1.0:Access
Revenue ($)
▪ Mixed-signal and RF technology solving complex engineering challenges
▪ Grew sales channel and distribution
▪ Diversified into multiple markets and products
▪ Established technology roots for I&A and IoT
2007 – 2011
SLAB 2.0Diversify
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1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018
SLAB3.0:Wireless,Isolation,
Timing, Auto
SLAB2.0:Sensors, PoE,
MCU, Broadcast
SLAB1.0:Access
Revenue ($)
▪ Focus on high quality, sustainable growth markets in IoT, Infrastructure and Automotive
▪ Massive IoT wireless opportunity
▪ Highly differentiated I&A business
▪ M&A to accelerate IoT roadmap and software capabilities
▪ Shift toward systems and solutions2012 – 2019
SLAB 3.0Focus
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Access
Broadcast
InfrastructureIoT
22%
6%
14%
Existing Product Categories
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2019 Revenue
58%
New Product Categories
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Infrastructure & Automotive
42%IoT
58%
2019 Revenue
Market Opportunity
▪ 9% CAGR in SAM 2019-2023
▪ Massive, high-quality growth opportunity
▪ Infrastructure bandwidth expansion and IoT driving market growth
▪ Leading solutions in target markets
▪ Positioned well to capture share
▪ ~8% market share today
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2023e
$31BTAM
$14BSAM
Source: IHS Markit 2019 and Silicon Labs estimates
Redpine Acquisition
▪ Enhances IoT strategy
▪ Accelerates Wi-Fi 6 + Bluetooth combo SoC roadmap
▪ Class-leading integration and energy consumption
▪ At-scale team in Hyderabad with ~200 employees
▪ Adds ~$20M/year run-rate to 2020 revenue
▪ $100M revenue opportunity by 2023
▪ Expected to increase IoT growth rate
▪ Consistent with corporate gross margins
▪ Expected to be accretive in 2H 2021 (non-GAAP)
+
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SLAB 4.0 Simplify and Scale
▪ Markets are large and set to grow for decades
▪ Leveraging platforms to support diverse customer application requirements
▪ Simplicity is key to profitable growth
▪ Well-positioned to scale in IoT / I&A
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Internet of Things
Matt Johnson SVP IoT
The Leader in IoT Wireless
▪ #1 market share and growth
▪ Unmatched breadth and depth of technology
▪ Diverse customer and application base
▪ Scalable platform driving simplicity
▪ Strong and unique culture
→ Continued leadership and growth
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What We Do
Smartphones
Wireless Software Stacks / Advanced Tools
Sense / Control
Compute / Memory
Connect
Security
Power Management
Customer Applications
Cloud
IoT Wireless Combo SoC
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What We Do
Smartphones
Wireless Software Stacks / Advanced Tools
Sense / Control
Compute / Memory
Connect
Security
Power Management
Customer ApplicationsUp to 10
kilometer range
Secure Vault
Cloud
As small as 4x4mm
Up to 10 year coin cell battery life
IoT Wireless Combo SoC
+ -
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It Takes More than a Great Product to Succeed in the IoT
Support & Tools
Wireless Technologies
Ecosystems and Partners
Products Platform
1000’s of Applications10,000’s of Customers
Hardware
Platform Software
Connectivity Software
DeveloperTools
Comcast Amazon
Xiaomi Samsung
AMER
APAC
EMEA
Home & Consumer
Industrial & Commercial
MCU/Sensor
Wireless
Highly Diversified
Technologies Markets Geographies Customers
~30KCustomers
% of 2019 Revenue
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IoT Wireless: An Unprecedented Growth Opportunity
Devices per Person Globally
Today Next Decade+
Mobile Handsets
1.2Personal Computers
0.3IoT Connected Devices
>6
IoT Connected Devices
>50
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Major Market Trends
▪ Global IoT adoption accelerating
• Improves lives, helps the environment, and strong ROI
• Cloud and AI need more connected devices
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▪ Technology evolving
• Multiple wireless technologies required and growing
• Thread and SubGHz wireless technology going mainstream
• Convergence at the App and data model layers (CHIP)
• Software and simplicity driving differentiation
▪ Industry aligning
• Increased collaboration - Connected Home over IP (CHIP)
• Security and privacy foundational, regulation increasing
6.47.0
10.4
2016 2019 2023e
IoT Technology SAM($B)
MCU
Wireless
6.47.0
10.4
2016 2019 2023e
IoT Market SAM($B)
Industrial & Commercial
Home & Consumer
Large and Accelerating Market
Source: IHSM, WSTS Source: IHSM, WSTS
~4% CAGR~13%
CAGR
~8% CAGR ~18%
CAGR
Source: IHS Markit 2019 Q3, WSTS 2019 Q4, and Silicon Labs’ estimates
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Be PresentSave 17% time on chores
Be SecureReduce break-ins by 60%Save up to 20% on insurance
Be GreenSave up to 20% energy
Be AwareSave 10% incident damages
Market leader uniquely positioned to accelerate the smart home
Smart Home and Consumer for Everyone
$4.7BOpportunity Funnel
48%2019 IoT Revenue
Time saved on chores
Key Relationships
Why We Win
Applications
3.8 3.8
5.3
2016 2019 2023e
Home & Consumer SAM($B)
Consumer
Home
Home & Consumer Leadership
▪ Cloud companies accelerating IoT connectivity
▪ #1 position in Smart Home IoT wireless solutions
▪ Driver of many underlying IoT wireless technologies
▪ Engaged in all key ecosystems
Home Security Home Automation
Small Appliances
Lighting Operator Services
Portable Medical
Source: IHSM, WSTSSource: IHSM, WSTS
~23% CAGR
~3% CAGR
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Source: IHS Markit 2019 Q3, WSTS 2019 Q4, and Silicon Labs’ estimates
S E P T E M B E R 9 - 1 1 , 2 0 2 0 | A U S T I N T E X A S
workswith.silabs.com
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Utility Monitoring 18% reduction in CO2 emissions
Smart Water Monitoring Detect and recover up to 40% of water which is lost to leaks
Industrial Automation75% reduction of electricity used for motor control
Commercial Lighting30% reduction in energy used for commercial lighting
60% of global energy is used by industrial and commercial applications
Massive Economic Impact of Industrial and Commercial IoT Wireless
$4.0BOpportunity Funnel
52%2019 IoT Revenue
Key Relationships
Why We Win
Applications
2.6
3.2
5.2
2016 2019 2023e
Industrial & Commercial SAM($B)
Retail
Smart Cities
Industrial
Industrial & Commercial Market Leadership
▪ Significant application ROI accelerating adoption
▪ Established leader for 10+ years in key verticals
▪ Extensive wireless portfolio from PAN to LPWAN
▪ High performance, robust radio solutions
Industry 4.0 Smart Grid Retail
PredictiveMaintenance Street Lighting Building
Automation
Source: IHS
~9% CAGR
~17% CAGR
~23% CAGR
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Source: IHS Markit 2019 Q3, WSTS 2019 Q4, and Silicon Labs’ estimates
2.6
3.1
3.8
2016 2019 2023
Annual Wi-Fi Shipments (Bu)
Other
Networking
Media
PC/Tablet
Cellular
Total
Wi-Fi’s Next Big Trend: Internet of Things
▪ Wi-Fi 6 is well positioned for IoT devices
▪ Wi-Fi’s ubiquity and native IP addressability attractive to IoT applications
▪ Increasing demand for IoT tailored multiprotocol combo products combining Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Thread/Zigbee, and Z-Wave/SubGhz
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Source: ABI Wireless Connectivity Technology Segmentation Addressable Markets - 1Q 2019 (MD-WCMT-178)
16% CAGR
IoT End Devices
802.11n 802.11ac 802.11ax
Mobile
Accelerating Wi-Fi Leadership+
TechnologyLeader in IoT
wireless technologiesUltra-low power Wi-Fi 4 / Wi-Fi 6
and Bluetooth combo SoCs
MarketIoT wireless leadership and
broad customer channelNeed market access and scale
PeopleR&D centers in North America,
Europe, and SingaporeR&D center in Hyderabad, India
Take Wi-Fi and IoT combo capability to the broad market
+
Unparalleled portfolio of wireless IoT technologies and IoT combo SoCs
Enables faster and more efficient scaling
Strong track record of acquiring wireless capabilities
2015BT Smart Modules
2012Software ZigBee SoC
2015ZigBee/Thread Modules
2017Cloud Connected Wi-Fi
2013Low-power 32-bit MCUs
2016Software RTOS
2018Smart Home Protocol
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▪ Founding member of Zigbee Alliance with two decades of experience in 802.15.4 / mesh
▪ Market leader
▪ Founding member of Thread Group with two decades of experience in 802.15.4 / mesh
▪ Technology leader and well positioned for CHIP
▪ Decade+ of experience in Sub-GHz; support >100 different wireless protocols
▪ Market leader
▪ Leading Sub-GHz mesh technology for the smart home
▪ Market leader; opening Z-Wave Alliance
▪ Significant focus and opportunity for us
▪ Growth of BLE, mesh, and direction finding play to our strengths
▪ Accelerate Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) to IoT
▪ Integrate with our leading wireless platform
Unmatched Breadth and Depth of IoT Wireless Technologies
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Toolchains, Documentation, Certifications, Network Testing, Example Code, etc.
Radio Abstraction Layer
Real Time OS, Drivers, Middleware, Utilities
Combo SoCs, Modules, Development Boards
Hardware
Platform Software
Connectivity Software
DeveloperTools
Platform Enables Scale and Simplicity
10,000’s of Customers
1000’s of Applications
IoT PlatformMarket
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Security is Essential for IoT Devices
Secure Identity
Secure Crypto Key Storage
Differential Power Analysis Prevention
Cryptographic Acceleration
Certificate Based
Fixed Memory Size Logical Access Only Fixed Memory Size
Better
Certificate Based
Best Good
No
Not Available Not Available
No No NoNo
No NoNo
Configurable Memory Size
Yes
Board Member
Secure Vault is the most secure & highest performance solution in the market; launched March 2020
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-40%
-30%
-20%
-10%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
IoT Revenue YoY Growth relative to WSTS Short Range Wireless
13%
27%
11%
-16%
34%
43%
28%
14%
Market (Y-Y) Silicon Labs (Y-Y)
We Have Consistently Outperformed the Market
Silicon Labs Wireless vs WSTS Short Range Wireless Y-Y Publicly Reported Revenue Growth vs WSTS Short Range Wireless YoY Growth
Source: WSTS, Public Silicon Labs – IoT, Nordic Semi – Total , NXP – Industrial & IoT, TI – Embedded Processing, ST – MCU and Digital IC
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2016 2017 2018 2019
Industrial &Commercial
Home &Consumer
Home & Consumer
Industrial & Commercial
2016 2017 2018 2019
MCU/Sensor
Wireless
MCU/Sensor
Wireless
We will Continue to Outperform the Market
Strong Design Win Momentum
Increasing strength in Wireless
Momentum across markets
Massive Opportunity Funnel
>$8B
>$8B ~43% CAGR
~44% CAGR
~15% CAGR
~24% CAGR
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Source: IHS Markit 2019 Q3, WSTS 2019 Q4, and Silicon Labs’ estimates
Silicon Labs is The Leader in IoT Wireless▪ Focus and commitment extending our
competitive advantage
▪ Consistently outperforming the market
▪ Decades of growth ahead
▪ Silicon Labs is best positioned to maximize the opportunity
Q&A
Internet of Things
Infrastructure & Automotive
Mark ThompsonSVP & GM Infrastructure & Automotive
Infrastructure & Automotive Market Opportunity
▪ Industrial, communications, automotive markets
▪ Making the world more connected, safe, and green
▪ Roadmap targets key growth drivers of 5G and EVs
▪ >10% market share
▪ Growing above WSTS market growth
▪ Design win value grew 20% overall in 2019 over 2018
2023e
$6.5BTAM
$3.3BSAM
Source: IHS Markit 2019 and Silicon Labs’ estimates
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APAC
AMR
EMEA
2019 Revenue by Design in Location
Industrial
Automotive
Communications
Consumer
2019 Revenue by End Market
Key End Markets & Geographical Distribution
Communications Includes timing data center and isolation computing power supplies
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2.3
2.7
3.3
2016 2019 2023e
I&A Technology SAM ($B)
Access
Broadcast Consumer
Auto Radio
Timing
Power
2.3
2.7
3.3
2016 2019 2023e
I&A Market SAM ($B)
Consumer
Automotive
Communications
Industrial
Diverse Market & Technology Portfolio
Source: IHS Markit 2019 and Silicon Labs’ estimates
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5% CAGR 2019 to 2023
Key Relationships
Why We Win
Applications
559
735
1,011
2016 2019 2023e
Communications SAM($M)
Data Center
Wireless
Metro/Core
Communications Market
▪ Lowest jitter clocks = highest performance
▪ Highest integration clocks for wireless market
▪ Shortest lead time oscillators for data center
▪ Isolators enable more efficient telco power supplies
Data center interconnect 5G RRU Ethernet Switch
Core Router 5G BBU AI/FPGA
Coherent Optics 5G Small Cell Optical Module
8% CAGR 2019 to 2023Excludes Access SAM
Source: IHS Markit 2019 and Silicon Labs’ estimates
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2019 2020 2021 2022 2023*
Global IP TrafficExabytes/Mo
▪ Bandwidth requirements more than doubling by 2023
▪ Networks upgrading for higher bandwidth
• 4G LTE -> 5G
• Metro/core 400G -> 800G
• Data Center 100G -> 400G
Key Trends in Communications
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487
201
Source: 2018 Cisco VNI Forecast and Trends, 2017-2022 *2023 estimated
Lowest jitter products
Shipped over $1B timing chips
SLAB in all top 10 data center interconnect providers
Metro/Core
Integrate multiple technologies
Meets stringent performance requirements
Shipping in 4 of 5 top 5G suppliers
Wireless
Communications Focus Applications
200G/400G similar to metro/core
High precision now critical
Optical module needs small form factor
Data Center
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Key Relationships
Why We Win
Applications
576
670
856
2016 2019 2023e
Automotive SAM($M)
Networking
EV/Hybrid
Infotainment
Automotive Market
▪ CMOS tuners reducing PCB space
▪ Designed with robust noise immunity
▪ Fast response time for new SiC FETs
▪ High precision clocks needed for fast data rates
AM/FM Radio Traction inverter 1G/10G Ethernet
Digital radio Battery charger ADAS
Remote tuner module (RTM)
Communication bus Infotainment
17% EV/Hybrid CAGR 2019 to 2023
Source: IHS Markit 2019 and Silicon Labs’ estimates
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0
5
10
15
20
25
BEV/PHEV Shipments (MU)
BEVs (MU) PHEV(MU)
▪ More focus on BEV over PHEV
▪ Both need charging, battery management, motors
▪ ADAS sensors generate 3-40Gb/s of data1
Key Trends in Automotive
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2.5
22.520% CAGR
Source: IEA 2019, Bloomberg NEF 2019, Deloitte UK Battery Electric Vehicles Report 2019, Silicon Labs’ estimates1 Stephen Heinrich, Lucid Motors, 2017
Leader in EV digital isolators
SAM per EV $20-$50 per car
Superior lifetime for auto reliability
Electric/Hybrid Vehicles
Analog and digital radio solutions
1-4 tuner pin compatible options
Smallest solution for RTM
Infotainment
Automotive Market Focus Applications
Automotive qualified clocks/buffers
Tested to 105C
Low jitter reference for CPUs,LIDAR/Radar, 1G/10G Ethernet
In-car Networking
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Key Relationships
Why We Win
Applications
690
938
1,120
2016 2019 2023e
Industrial SAM($M)
Industrial Market
▪ Reduce many discretes to one IC
▪ Fast response time enables greater efficiency
▪ Optimized for new GaN FETs
▪ Highly integrated timing for FPGA designs
Electric meters PLCs Medical imaging
Induction motor Factory control Broadcast video
Servo drive Robotics Machine vision
5% CAGR 2019 to 2023
Source: IHS Markit 2019 and Silicon Labs’ estimates
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Solar Power
Medical, Security, Mil/Aero
Timing Industrial
Industrial Automation
Motor Drive, Metering
Broad Industrial
Key Trends in Industrial
▪ Conserve Energy
• Governments issuing efficiency standards
• Eliminate wasted energy in power supplies
• Smart electric meters help conserve
• Run a motor at half speed, save 75% electricity
1Elektrek Feb. 2020
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▪ Reduce Greenhouse Emissions
• Climate change is a global issue
• CA mandating solar on new homes
• Tax subsidies on EVs, solar
• Texas leads the nation in wind energy (>25%)1
Low emissions
Enables fault monitoring
Robust noise immunity
Motor Drive / Metering
PLC I/O parts save PCB space
Patented, reliable technology
Over 1B channels shipped
Industrial Automation
Industrial Market Focus Applications
New clocks with integrated xtal
100% tested oscillators
FPGA reference designs
Timing Industrial
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Competition averages clocks
Silicon Labs 1ppt control of edges
Eliminates clock averaging
Multisynth
Single analog PLL, multiple DSPLLs
Eliminates VCXO & loop filter
Avoids crosstalk
DSPLL
Patented, Highly Differentiated Technology
Isolation technology fundamental
Integrate on both sides of barrier
Superior value proposition
Integration
200MHz 200MHz 300MHz
233MHz 233MHz 233MHz
Competition: 233MHz Clock
Silicon Labs: 233MHz Clock
Competition: Multiple Analog PLLs
APLL APLLCrosstalk
DSPLL
DSPLL
No CrosstalkAPLL
Silicon Labs: Single Analog PLL
4xInputs
CM
OS Iso
lationDiagnostic
Logic
4xDrivers
ProtectionCircuits
Isolated PLC I/O devices
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Jitter Attenuating Clocks
Oscillators
Clock Gen/Buffers
Wireless Clocks
SyncE/1588
Timing Competitive Landscape
Relative portfolio coverage
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Digital Isolator
Isolated Driver
Isolated Analog
Isolated ADC
On-board Power
Isolation Competitive Landscape
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Relative portfolio coverage
Key Takeaways
▪ Large, growing markets in industrial, communications, automotive
▪ Positioned for share gain in EVs, 5G
▪ Patented technology, superior performance, integration, and programmability/flexibility
▪ Healthy product roadmaps, strong revenue growth opportunity
Q&A
Infrastructure & Automotive
Finance
John HollisterSVP & CFO
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SLABSince 3/6/17 Analyst Day
High: $121.92, Low: $ 66.90
Why Invest in Silicon Labs?
▪ High quality, large and diverse end markets offering a long runway for growth
▪ Differentiated technology, superior gross margins
▪ Attractive financial model
▪ Excellent track record of execution
▪ Strong cash flow and smart use of capital
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Key Financial Metrics
- 2016 20171 2018 2019Historical
ModelNew
Model
Revenue $698M $769M $868M $838M 10-15% growth
>1.5x industry growth2
Y-Y 8.2% 10.2% 12.9% -3.5%
Gross Margin 60.8% 59.2% 60.9% 61.1% 58-60% 59-61%
R&D 22.9% 21.8% 21.6% 23.7% 20-22% 20-22%
SG&A 18.4% 16.9% 18.1% 18.6% 17-18% 16-17%
Total Operating Expenses 41.4% 38.7% 39.7% 42.4% 37-40% 36-39%
Operating Income 19.4% 20.5% 21.2% 18.7% 20-25% 20-25%
Gross margin, R&D, SG&A, total operating expenses, and operating income are non-GAAP and exclude stock compensation expense, amortization of intangible assets, restructuring charges, and certain other adjustments as detailed in the reconciliation tables.1Prior Analyst Day 3/6/172 Industry Growth reflects World Semiconductor Trade Statistics relevant product category data and Silicon Labs’ estimates
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Automotive
Consumer
Communications
Industrial
2023 SAM
Automotive
Consumer
Communications
Industrial
2019 SAM
Attractive End Markets
$10B
9% Total CAGR
13% Industrial CAGR
$14B
Source: IHS Markit 2019 and Silicon Labs’ estimates
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Revenue($M)
I&A
IoT
SLAB Revenue Growth
WSTS Revenue Growth
Sustainable Growth Outpacing Industry
Note: World Semiconductor Trade Statistics (WSTS) revenue growth data is based on relevant product category data and Silicon Labs’ estimates.
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15.0%
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Non-GAAP Earningsper Share
Non-GAAP OperatingMargin
Improved Earnings & Profitability
Target Model Operating Range
Non-GAAP Operating Margin
Non-GAAPEPS
Gross margin, R&D, SG&A, total operating expenses, and operating income are non-GAAP and exclude stock compensation expense, amortization of intangible assets, restructuring charges, non-cash interest expense on convertible notes, and certain other adjustments as detailed in the reconciliation tables.
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190174 167
2016 2017 2018 2019
Operating Cash Flow($M)
Healthy Cash Generation
▪ ~$1.6B in cumulative operating cash flow since 2007
▪ $1.8B of capital deployed since 2007
• ~$1.1B share repurchases at an average $37.20/share
• ~$0.7B strategic M&A
▪ ~$134M outstanding BoD authorized share repurchase program through the end of fiscal year 2020
▪ Opportunistic buyer as we return cash to shareholders
2015BT Smart Modules
2012Software ZigBee SoC
2015ZigBee/Thread Modules
2017Cloud Connected Wi-Fi
2013Low-power 32-bit MCUs
2016Software RTOS
2018Smart Home Protocol
PendingUltra Low Power Wi-Fi
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$0.30
$0.40
$0.50
$0.60
$0.70
$0.80
$0.90
$1.00
$1.10
Non-GAAP EPS
High Low Actual
$150
$160
$170
$180
$190
$200
$210
$220
$230
$240
Revenue ($M)
High Low Actual
Performance Relative to Guidance
Gross margin, R&D, SG&A, total operating expenses, and operating income are non-GAAP and exclude stock compensation expense, amortization of intangible assets, restructuring charges, non-cash interest expense on convertible notes, and certain other adjustments as detailed in the reconciliation tables.
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Q1 Guidance Update
Gross margin, R&D, SG&A, total operating expenses, and operating income are non-GAAP and exclude stock compensation expense, amortization of intangible assets, restructuring charges, non-cash interest expense on convertible notes, and certain other adjustments in the reconciliations above.
1/29/2020 Guide 3/12/2020 Update
GAAPNon-GAAP
Adjustments Non-GAAP GAAPNon-GAAP
Adjustments Non-GAAP
Revenue $209M - $219M - $209M - $219M $200M - $205M - $200M - $205M
Gross margin % 59.5% 0.0% - (0.5)% 59.5% – 60.0% 59.5% 0.0% - (0.5)% 59.5% – 60.0%
Operating expenses $127.0M $29.5M $97.5M $124M $28.0M $96M
Effective tax rate 0.0% (11.5)% 11.5% 0.0% (11.0)% 11.0%
Diluted earnings (loss) per share
$(0.03) - $0.07 $0.60 $0.57 - $0.67 $(0.16) - $(0.12) $(0.65) $0.49 - $0.53
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Redpine Signals Transaction Summary
Price/Consideration/Assets / Location
▪ $308M all-cash definitive agreement to purchase Redpine Signals’ connectivity assets
▪ Approximately 200 employees
▪ Design center in Hyderabad, India
Technology/Markets
▪ Expands Silicon Labs’ ultra-low power wireless IoT portfolio for commercial, industrial and smart home applications
▪ Expected to increase IoT growth rate
▪ Accelerates Wi-Fi + Bluetooth combo SoC roadmap
Financial Impact
▪ Expected contribution of ~$20M in revenue during fiscal 2020 on a full year basis
▪ Silicon Labs expects the transaction to be accretive to non-GAAP1 EPS by 2H 2021
▪ Incremental non-GAAP opex of ~$15M during fiscal 2020 on a full year basis
Timing ▪ Targeted close within the second fiscal quarter of 2020
Gross margin, R&D, SG&A, total operating expenses, and operating income are non-GAAP and exclude stock compensation expense, amortization of intangible assets, restructuring charges, non-cash interest expense on convertible notes, and certain other adjustments. Silicon Labs is not readily able to reconcile the projected accretion information provided herein to a GAAP calculation thereof because the information needed to complete a reconciliation is unavailable at this time without unreasonable effort.
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Key Takeaways
▪ Targeting high quality, large and diverse end markets offering a long runway for growth
▪ Gaining share in target markets
▪ Highly differentiated technology, superior gross margins
▪ Strong track record of execution
▪ Healthy cash flow and strong balance sheet
Summary
Welcome to SLAB 4.0
▪ Top-tier talent and award-winning culture
▪ Scalable, fabless business model
▪ Healthy cash flow and strong balance sheet
▪ Leadership in high quality, large and diverse end markets offering a long runway for growth
▪ Simplicity is key to profitable growth
▪ Well-positioned to scale and outperform the market
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Final Q&A
Thank You
Supporting Documentation
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