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FY/Q4 2019 Results Presentation
March 17, 2020
Stefan Klebert, CEO
Marcus Ketter, CFO
This presentation contains forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements may include, in
particular, statements about future events, future financial performance, plans, strategies, expectations,
prospects, competitive environment, regulation and supply and demand. Statements with respect to the
future are characterized by the use of words such as "expect", "intend", "plan", "anticipate", "believe",
"estimate" and similar terms. Forward-looking statements are based on our current assumptions and
forecasts. These statements naturally entail risks and uncertainties, which may cause the actual results
of operations, financial position or performance to diverge materially from the estimates given here.
Factors that could cause such a divergence include, inter alia, changes in the economic and business
environment, fluctuations in exchange rates and interest rates, launches of competing products, poor
acceptance of new products or services, and changes in business strategy. Given these uncertainties,
readers should not put undue reliance on any forward-looking statements. We undertake no obligation
to update or revise any forward-looking statements.
Due to rounding, the sum of percentages of order intake and sales by region as well as by customer
industry may vary from 100%.
Disclaimer
GEA Q4 2019 Figures 22
1. Highlights 2019
2. Financials Q4 2019
3. Outlook FY 2020 and Key Priorities
33
2019 – year of strong progress
4GEA Q4 2019 Figures
We delivered what we promised
New organization and leadership team implemented
Restructuring process accelerated
Financial targets achieved or exceeded
Mid-term targets for 2022 defined and communicated
Set the grounds for long-term successful development
Execution of portfolio measures started
Guidance Achievement
Sales On prior year’s level (initial guidance: moderate decline)
€4,880m 1.1% growth YoY
EBITDA1 Between €450m and €490m €479m(incl. €41m non-recurring special effects)
ROCE1,2 Between 8.5% and 10.5% 10.6%
Financial achievements in 2019
5GEA Q4 2019 Figures
1 Before restructuring measures; 2 Capital employed excluding goodwill from the acquisition of the former GEA AG by former Metallgesellschaft AG in 1999 (average of the last 4
quarters)
Proposing an unchanged dividend of €0.85 per share
Executive Summary FY 2019
6GEA Q4 2019 Figures
1 Before restructuring measures; previous year: pro-forma figure incl. IFRS 16 effects; 2 Capital employed excluding goodwill from the acquisition of the former GEA AG by former
Metallgesellschaft AG in 1999 (average of the last 4 quarters); previous year: pro-forma figure incl. IFRS 16 effects
€m 2019 2018 ∆ Order Intake and Sales slightly above prior years level
Order
Intake4,931 4,918 0.3%
Both Business Areas with Order Intake growth
Book-to-Bill ratio of 1.01x
Sales 4,880 4,828 1.1%Service sales growing stronger (5.6% YoY) than new machines
(-1.0% YoY)
EBITDA1 479.2 539.1 -11.1%Negative special effects of -€41m in FY 2019 and positive special
effects of €23m in FY 2018
EBIT1 271.4 309.1 -12.2%EBIT1 declined less pronounced compared to EBITDA1 due to lower
amount of impairments
Net
income-170.7 113.5 n.a.
Negative net income mainly due to restructuring charges of €105m
and the goodwill impairment at Pavan amounting to €248m
ROCE1,2 10.6% 11.6% -106bpsDecline due to a lower L4Q EBIT1; capital employed declined as well,
but less pronounced than L4Q EBIT1
1. Highlights 2019
2. Financials Q4 2019
3. Outlook FY 2020 and Key Priorities
7
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35
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47 1
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43
1.3
73
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47
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0 €m
200 €m
400 €m
600 €m
800 €m
1.000 €m
1.200 €m
1.400 €m
Q4 18 Q1 19 Q2 19 Q3 19 Q4 19
Order Intake Sales
Solid order intake development in Q4 2019
8GEA Q4 2019 Figures
0.90 1.12 0.92 1.02 1.00
BtB
➢ Stable book-to-bill ratio of 1.00x
➢ Record Q4 order intake level
➢ Very solid base and medium-sized order intake development
➢ Order intake grew by 8.8% YoY
➢ Sales decline with 2.4% YoY less pronounced than expected
➢ New machines sales down by 4.6% YoY also due to a high
level in prior year’s Q4 – service sales up by 2.5% YoY
Service business remains a growth driver
9GEA Q4 2019 Figures
Please note that the differences between the sum of the BAs and the Group are explained by consolidation/others
➢ Record service sales volumes for both Business
Areas for a Q4
➢ Service sales grew by 2.5% YoY
➢ Revenue share in Q4 2019 of 32.7% vs. 31.1% in Q4
2018
➢ Growth at Business Area Equipment was driven by
Dairy Farming, Homogenization and Flow
Components
➢ FX and pricing supported growth in the quarter
269243 255 263 276
171
117
153 148
177
428
346
394 396
438
0 €m
100 €m
200 €m
300 €m
400 €m
500 €m
Q4 18 Q1 19 Q2 19 Q3 19 Q4 19
BA Equipment BA Solutions
15
7
75
11
1
14
3 15
0
97
27
57
94
93
12,3%
12,0%
10,5%10,5%
10,6%
9,5%
10,0%
10,5%
11,0%
11,5%
12,0%
12,5%
0 €m
20 €m
40 €m
60 €m
80 €m
100 €m
120 €m
140 €m
160 €m
180 €m
Q4 18 Q1 19 Q2 19 Q3 19 Q4 19
EBITDA EBIT ROCE
ROCE increased sequentially driven by net working capital improvements and goodwill impairment
10GEA Q4 2019 Figures
➢ Accounting change IFRS 16 from Q1 2019 onwards
➢ Q4 2019 EBITDA1 down due to special effects of -€16m
despite positive IFRS 16 impact of €18m
➢ Decline in EBIT1 was less pronounced than EBITDA1
due to lower PPA effects compared to prior years Q4
➢ ROCE1,2 declined YoY due to a lower EBIT1 and a
higher capital employed figure but improved slightly
compared to the prior quarter
➢ The slight QoQ improvement is entirely mainly due to a
lower capital employed2
➢ Capital employed2 declined QoQ due to an
improvement of net working capital as well as the
goodwill impairment at Pavan in Q4
Change in IFRS 16
accounting
1 Before restructuring measures; 2 Capital employed excluding goodwill from the acquisition of the former GEA AG by former Metallgesellschaft AG in 1999 (average of the last 4
quarters)
1 1 1,2
FY 2019 profitability impacted by special effects in the amount of €41m
11GEA Q4 2019 Figures
67
27
19
479
EBITDA PY incl.
IFRS 16 (YTD)
-10539
EBITDA 2019Volume
472
-11
Margin R & D
-32
SG&A
-53
Other FX and delta DA
Expenses highlighted in bold letters are extraordinary effects amounting to -€64m.
Thereof related to 2018: -€23m Thereof related to 2019: -€41m
BA-E
• -€3m New Machines
• +€33m Service
BA-S
• -€12m New Machines
• +€8m Service
BA-E
• -€11m New Machines
• +€2m Service
• +€5m carry-down on inventory 2018
BA-S
• -€17m New Machines (-€21m backlog review BA-S)
• +€10m Service
R&D expenses
• -€10m personnel expenses
SG&A
• -€44m personnel expenses
• +€13m other SG&A
• +€2m Add./Rel. of provision OGF (in 2018)
• -€3m Legal case
Other
• -€24m release of provision (in 2018)
• -€20m legal cases
• +€3m Add/Release bad debt
provision
• -€2m Sale of assets (in 2018)
• +€2m Add./Rel. of provision OGF
FX impacts
• BA-E +€9m
• BA-S +€8m
• RoC/GCC +€2m
Delta D&A (total)
• -€1m total delta D&A
(without IFRS 16-effect)
FX impacts (alternative split)
• +€5m FX translation
• +€15m FX transaction
IFRS 16 effect
➢ Net working capital stood at the end of Q4 19 at €682m or
14.0% of L4Q sales
➢ Net working capital is now at the upper end of the
targeted corridor outlined at the capital markets day in
September 2019 of 12% to 14%
➢ Net Working Capital remained flat YoY at Business Area
Equipment but improved at Business Area Solutions
Net working capital shows first improvements and is already at the upper end of the targeted range
12GEA Q4 2019 Figures
747
833
906941
682
15,5%
17,2%
18,6%19,2%
14,0%
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
0€m
200€m
400€m
600€m
800€m
1.000€m
1.200€m
Q4 18 Q1 19 Q2 19 Q3 19 Q4 19
NWC as of reporting date
NWC as of reporting date as % of sales (L4Q)
Net debt turned into net cash driven by strong operating cash flow in Q4 2019
13
Cash Flow from Operations
• Net working capital improvement resulting from
inventory (€168m), payables (€132m) while
receivables increased (€51)
• Restructuring related cash outflow of €13m for
projects which were initiated earlier in the year
• Others include pension related outflows of €9m
and the net effect from divestments of €16m
Net Cash flow
• Capex of €59m include outflows for software
licenses of €16m
• IFRS 16 payments of €16m
• Others: incl. €7m proceeds from asset
disposals
Net financial debt
• FX -€3m relates to the effect on cash from
currency fluctuations
• Other €9m mainly includes in- and outflows
from IC-financing of non-consolidated
companies
Free Cash Flow Q4 [€m]
Net financial debt Q3 19 vs. Q4 19 [€m]
GEA Q4 2019 Figures
-263
28-2
Net debt Q3 19 DOP
287
Net Cash Flow
-3
F/X impacts
9
Other Net cash Q4 19
150
372
308
287
250
EBITDA
before
Restructuring
-13 15
Delta
NWC
-5
Free
Cash
Flow
-30
Taxes Cash-out
Restructuring
Others Operating
Cash flow
Net Cash
Flow
-59
Capex InterestCapex
Restructuring
-3
Others
-16
IFRS 16
payments
-2
Maturities [€m]
* Utilization includes accrued interest and commitment fees
** Total net debt / cons. EBITDA based on frozen GAAP (covenant concept)
*** According to Moody’s consideration (2,9x in December 2019 as of September 2019)
GEA is solidly funded on a diversified financing structure
14
* Including uncommitted lines and credit lines < 1 Year.
** From the €150m EIB €100m will be lapsed in 2020 if not utilized
Left side: committed
Right side: utilization
Rating
GEA Q4 2019 Figures
10
0 26
650
128 1281
22
12
2
84
20225
0
2019 2020 2025
172
2021 20242023
50
184 172
Syn LoanBNL (2025)Evergreens* EIB** BNL (2023)
Committed Utilized ∆ Dec Dec FY
€m Dec 19 Dec 19 FY 2018 €m 2019A 2018A 2018A
Borrower's note loan (2023) 128 128 128 Equity 2.090 2.449 2.449
Borrower's note loan (2025) 122 122 122 Leverage** (Covenant 3x) -0,1x 0,2x 0,2x
European Investment Bank 150 50 50 Leverage*** (Rating) 2,9x 2,3x 2,3x
Other bilateral credit lines 84 26 20 Financial Headroom l 750 750 750
Syndicated credit lines 650 - - Cash and Cash Equivalents 355 248 248
Total* 1.134 326 320 Net Liquidity (+) / Net Debt (-) 28 -72 -72
Agency Rating Outlook Last update
Moody's Baa2 negative February 20, 2020
Fitch BBB negative June 19, 2019
Financing and liquidity
• Sufficient financial leeway and flexibility due to long term financing and liquidity
back-up Facility; However, limited headroom for maintaining current investment
grade rating
• Diversified mix of international and national banking partners providing the main
credit lines
• Evergreens: Includes uncommitted lines that are shown to the extent of their
utilization and are extended if needed
• EIB: Call-off term in mid 2020; maybe utilization in 2020, whereby maximum
maturity would extend up to 2027
1. Highlights 2019
2. Financials Q4 2019
3. Outlook FY 2020 and Key Priorities
15
• While the situation in China apparently eased
within recent weeks, we anticipate further
impacts through COVID-19 in other regions,
especially in Europe and the US
• Direct and indirect economic implications can
not reasonably be forecasted as of today
• We still anticipate effects on global Supply
Chains and workforces
• After GEA has been affected by the official
shutdown of entire regions in China, all sites
resumed to work as per government
permissions
• Since then all GEA sites are running
• No significant impact on Supply Chain expected
and mitigation efforts are in place
• Guidance reflects the development as of 12
March 2020
• jdhjdhdjh
Potential impacts and risks Current situation @ GEA
Global task force implemented to mitigate Covid-19 impact
16GEA Q4 2019 Figures
GEA has implemented in January a global task force
which meets daily to react adequately
Guidance FY 2020
GEA Q4 2019 Figures
EBITDA(before restructuring measures)
ROCE(before restructuring measures)
Revenue
Slightly below prior year
(EUR 4,880m)
between
EUR 430 and 480m
between
9.0% and 11.0%
1717
Key Priorities 2020
18GEA Q4 2019 Figures
Further restoring credibility in capital markets
Managing the impact of Covid-19 internally and on our business
Realizing savings from new global procurement and supply chain organization
Concluding announced headcount reduction by the remaining 400 FTE
Continuing to increase operational efficiency
Divesting earmarked low-margin business
Roadmap for 2020
19GEA Q4 2019 Figures
FY 2019
March 17
2020
Divisional
Strategy Day
29 June 2020
LondonQ1 2020
May 15
2020
Q2 2020
August 12
2020
AGM
April 30
2020
Q3 2020
November 5
2020
Appendix
20
23%
20%
7%18%
14%
17%
Sales by Customer
Industry12%
18%
30%
12%
13%
15%
GEA – Q4 2019 figures
GEA Q4 2019 Figures
1 Adjusted = before FX and structural effects; 2 Before effects from restructuring (see Annual Report, page 28 ff.); previous year: pro-forma figure incl. IFRS 16 effects; 3 ROCE = EBIT1 (L4Q) / Capital
employed excluding EUR ~800m goodwill from the acquisition of the former GEA AG by the former Metallgesellschaft AG in 1999 (average L4Q); previous year: pro-forma figure incl. IFRS 16 effects
Order Intake Development by SizeOrder Intake and Sales (L4Q)
Sales by Region
Dairy Farming 0% YoY
Dairy Processing 6% YoY
Food -4% YoY
Beverages 10% YoY
Pharma/Chemical -5% YoY
Other Industries 10% YoY
GEA 1% YoY
Sales L4Q
as of Q4 19
EUR 4,880m
Sales L4Q
as of Q4 19
EUR 4,880m
Asia-Pacific 4% YoY 3% adj. YoY
DACH & Eastern Europe -4% YoY -4% adj. YoY
Latin America 5% YoY 9% adj. YoY
North America 3% YoY -2% adj. YoY
Northern/Central Europe 6% YoY 6% adj. YoY
Western Europe, M. East & Africa -4% YoY -4% adj. YoY
GEA 1% YoY 0% adj. YoY
4.000 €m
4.500 €m
5.000 €m
5.500 €m
Q4 16 Q4 17 Q4 18 Q4 19
Order Intake Sales
812 758 788 729850 853 802 748 791 802 811 792 825
221211 228
185
270 218 281210
260 219 238 192258
79116 89
107
12232
180
16076 127 80 148
10611150
136
35
75
0
120
79 107 38 18122
1541.223
1.1361.241
1.057
1.317
1.103
1.383
1.197 1.2351.186 1.147
1.2551.343
0€m
200€m
400€m
600€m
800€m
1.000€m
1.200€m
1.400€m
Q4 16 Q4 17 Q4 18 Q4 19
< €1m >= €1m < €5m >= €5m < €15m >= €15m
[ in EU R mill ion] Q4 18 Q4 19 ∆ Y oY L4 Q Q4 18 L4 Q Q4 19 ∆ Y oY
Order Int ake 8.8% 0.3%
Organic1
7.8% -0.6%
Sales -2.4% 1.1%
Organic1
-3.4% 0.1%
Order B acklog 2,416.3 2 ,4 12 .4 -0.2% 2,416.3 2 ,4 12 .4 -0.2%
EB ITD A2
175.2 150 .3 -14.2% 539.1 4 79 .2 -11.1%
EB ITD A M arg in2
12.8% 11.2 % -155 bps 11.2% 9 .8 % -134 bps
EB IT2
97.3 9 3 .3 -4.1% 309.1 2 71.4 -12.2%
EB IT M arg in2
7.1% 7.0 % -13 bps 6.4% 5.6 % -84 bps
R OC E3 11.6% 10 .6 % -106 bps 11.6% 10 .6 % -106 bps
1,235.0 1,3 4 3 .3 4,917.7 4 ,9 3 1.1
1,372.9 1,3 4 0 .4 4,828.2 4 ,8 79 .7
21
Sales by Customer
Industry25%
10%
35%
6%
8%
17%
BA Equipment – Q4 2019 figures
GEA Q4 2019 Figures
Order Intake Development by SizeOrder Intake and Sales (L4Q)
Sales by Region
Dairy Farming 0% YoY
Dairy Processing 6% YoY
Food 1% YoY
Beverages 4% YoY
Pharma/Chemical 2% YoY
Other Industries 4% YoY
BA Equipment 2% YoY
Sales L4Q
as of Q4 19
EUR 2,682m
Asia-Pacific 17% YoY 15% adj. YoY
DACH & Eastern Europe 1% YoY 1% adj. YoY
Latin America 8% YoY 16% adj. YoY
North America -2% YoY -7% adj. YoY
Northern/Central Europe -3% YoY -2% adj. YoY
Western Europe, M. East & Africa -5% YoY -5% adj. YoY
BA Equipment 2% YoY 1% adj. YoY
21%
23%
7%20%
13%
17%
Sales L4Q
as of Q4 19
EUR 2,682m
2.000 €m
2.200 €m
2.400 €m
2.600 €m
2.800 €m
3.000 €m
3.200 €m
3.400 €m
Q4 16 Q4 17 Q4 18 Q4 19
Order Intake Sales
556 550 566 538595 633 585 536
590 594 585 580 604
42 53 3640
4960
5681
32 73 69 4071
0 19 2027
948
6 516 6
190598 622 622
577
671701 688
624 649683 660 672 674
0€m
100€m
200€m
300€m
400€m
500€m
600€m
700€m
800€m
Q4 16 Q4 17 Q4 18 Q4 19
< €1m >= €1m < €5m >= €5m < €15m >= €15m
[ in EU R mill ion] Q4 18 Q4 19 ∆ Y oY L4 Q Q4 18 L4 Q Q4 19 ∆ Y oY
Order Int ake 3.9% 1.0%
Organic1
3.5% 0.4%
Sales -1.0% 2.1%
Organic1
-1.8% 1.3%
Order B acklog 793.5 76 9 .6 -3.0% 793.5 76 9 .6 -3.0%
EB ITD A2
130.0 112 .3 -13.6% 416.9 3 8 7.2 -7.1%
EB ITD A M arg in2
17.8% 15.5% -226 bps 15.9% 14 .4 % -143 bps
EB IT2
81.2 8 6 .6 6.6% 275.4 2 71.0 -1.6%
EB IT M arg in2
11.1% 12 .0 % 86 bps 10.5% 10 .1% -38 bps
R OC E3 14.7% 14 .9 % 23 bps 14.7% 14 .9 % 23 bps
648.9 6 74 .5 2,662.4 2 ,6 9 0 .3
2,627.6 2 ,6 8 2 .2731.7 72 4 .2
22
1 Adjusted = before FX and structural effects; 2 Before effects from restructuring (see Annual Report, page 28 ff.); previous year: pro-forma figure incl. IFRS 16 effects; 3 ROCE = EBIT1 (L4Q) / Capital
employed excluding EUR ~800m goodwill from the acquisition of the former GEA AG by the former Metallgesellschaft AG in 1999 (average L4Q); previous year: pro-forma figure incl. IFRS 16 effects
BA Solutions – Q4 2019 figures
GEA Q4 2019 Figures
Sales by Customer
Industry
Order Intake Development by SizeOrder Intake and Sales (L4Q)
Sales by Region
Dairy Processing 6% YoY
Food -10% YoY
Beverages 12% YoY
Pharma/Chemical -8% YoY
Other Industries 18% YoY
BA Solutions 1% YoY
26%
24%18%
19%
13%
Asia-Pacific -2% YoY -3% adj. YoY
DACH & Eastern Europe -8% YoY -9% adj. YoY
Latin America 3% YoY 3% adj. YoY
North America 9% YoY 4% adj. YoY
Northern/Central Europe 14% YoY 14% adj. YoY
Western Europe, M. East & Africa -3% YoY -3% adj. YoY
BA Solutions 1% YoY 0% adj. YoY
26%
18%
8%15%
17%
17%
Sales L4Q
as of Q4 19
EUR 2,463m
Sales L4Q
as of Q4 19
EUR 2,463m
2.000 €m
2.200 €m
2.400 €m
2.600 €m
2.800 €m
3.000 €m
3.200 €m
3.400 €m
Q4 16 Q4 17 Q4 18 Q4 19
Order Intake Sales
316258 274 242
326 281 278 267 269 278 297 279 275
179
158192
146
221
158225
129229
146169
152 187
79
9770
108
95
23
132
15371
111 74 129 106
111
50
136
35
75
0
120
79 8538 18
105154
685
564
672
531
717
462
755
628654
573 557
665722
0€m
100€m
200€m
300€m
400€m
500€m
600€m
700€m
800€m
Q4 16 Q4 17 Q4 18 Q4 19
< €1m >= €1m < €5m >= €5m < €15m >= €15m
23
[ in EU R mill ion] Q4 18 Q4 19 ∆ Y oY L4 Q Q4 18 L4 Q Q4 19 ∆ Y oY
Order Int ake 10.4% 0.7%
Organic1
8.9% -0.4%
Sales -2.6% 0.9%
Organic1
-3.8% -0.2%
Order B acklog 1,687.2 1,716 .2 1.7% 1,687.2 1,716 .2 1.7%
EB ITD A2
59.6 54 .8 -8.0% 152.4 13 2 .7 -12.9%
EB ITD A M arg in2
8.4% 8 .0 % -47 bps 6.2% 5.4 % -85 bps
EB IT2
33.0 3 3 .2 0.7% 78.4 6 2 .0 -20.9%
EB IT M arg in2
4.7% 4 .8 % 16 bps 3.2% 2 .5% -69 bps
R OC E3 10.4% 8 .8 % -167 bps 10.4% 8 .8 % -167 bps
654.1 72 2 .0 2,499.1 2 ,517.4
2 ,4 6 2 .52,441.16 8 7.1705.7
1 Adjusted = before FX and structural effects; 2 Before effects from restructuring (see Annual Report, page 28 ff.); previous year: pro-forma figure incl. IFRS 16 effects; 3 ROCE = EBIT1 (L4Q) / Capital
employed excluding EUR ~800m goodwill from the acquisition of the former GEA AG by the former Metallgesellschaft AG in 1999 (average L4Q); previous year: pro-forma figure incl. IFRS 16 effects
Order intake Q4 2019
GEA Q4 2019 Figures 24
in EURm ∆ abs. ∆ in % ∆ abs. ∆ in % ∆ abs. ∆ in % ∆ abs. ∆ in %
Order Intake
previous period
Structural Change 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0%
Currency Translation 12 1.0% 2 0.2% 43 0.9% 43 0.9%
Like-for-Like Development 96 7.8% 86 6.9% -30 -0.6% -30 -0.6%
Order Intake
current period
Q4 19 vs. Q4 18 Q4 19 vs. Q3 19Q1 - Q4 19 vs. Q1 -
Q4 18
L4Q Q4 19 vs. L4Q
Q4 18
1,235 1,255 4,918 4,918
4,931 0.3%1,343 8.8% 1,343 7.1% 4,931 0.3%
Sales Q4 2019
GEA Q4 2019 Figures
in EURm ∆ abs. ∆ in % ∆ abs. ∆ in % ∆ abs. ∆ in % ∆ abs. ∆ in %
Sales
previous period
Structural Change 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0%
Currency Translation 14 1.0% 2 0.2% 46 1.0% 46 1.0%
Like-for-Like Development -46 -3.4% 103 8.4% 5 0.1% 5 0.1%
Sales
current period
Q4 19 vs. Q4 18 Q4 19 vs. Q3 19Q1 - Q4 19 vs. Q1 -
Q4 18
L4Q Q4 19 vs. L4Q
Q4 18
4,828
1,340 -2.4% 1,340 8.6% 4,880 1.1% 4,880 1.1%
1,373 1,235 4,828
25
Reported order intake development YoY/QoQ as of Q4 2019
GEA Q4 2019 Figures
Q4 19 L4Q Share of order intake BtB
QoQ YoY YoY Q4 19 L4Q L4Q
Dairy Farming 12% 0.98
Dairy Processing 16% 0.92
Food 30% 1.03
Beverages 14% 1.23
Food & Beverages 73% 1.03
Pharma 6% 0.86
Chemical 6% 1.00
Pharma/Chemical 12% 0.93
Oil & Gas 2% 1.18
Marine 2% 1.02
Others 11% 0.99
Other Industries 15% 1.01
GEA 100% 1.01
Q4 19 Quarter selective
Less than -5% Between -5% and -1% Between -1% and 1% Between 1% and 5% More than 5%
26
L4Q order intake and sales indexedQ2 2012 to Q4 2019 per customer industry
Ord
er
Inta
ke
Sa
les
GEA Q4 2019 Figures 27
Dairy Farming 0%
Dairy Processing -1%
GEA 2%
CAGR Q2 12 - Q4 19
60%
80%
100%
120%
140%
160%Food 4%
Beverages 3%
GEA 2%
CAGR Q2 12 - Q4 19
Pharma/Chemical 1%
Other Industries 2%
GEA 2%
CAGR Q2 12 - Q4 19
Dairy Farming 2%
Dairy Processing 1%
GEA 3%
CAGR Q2 12 - Q4 19
60%
80%
100%
120%
140%
160%Food 6%
Beverages 0%
GEA 3%
CAGR Q2 12 - Q4 19
Pharma/Chemical 3%
Other Industries 2%
GEA 3%
CAGR Q2 12 - Q4 19
Order intake split as of Q4 2019 L4Q: Top 30 countries account for 84% of order intake
28GEA Q4 2019 Figures
USA 15% 0.99
Germany 9% 0.99
France 4% 1.03
Netherlands 4% 1.06
Great Britain 3% 0.88
Spain 3% 1.07
Italy 3% 1.07
Canada 2% 1.00
Belgium 2% 0.88
Ireland 2% 0.86
New Zealand 2% 1.29
Japan 2% 0.83
Switzerland 1% 1.35
Denmark 1% 1.08
Australia 1% 0.76
share Delta LTM % BtBTop DM Countries
More than 5%
Betw een 1% and 5%
Betw een -1% and 1%
Betw een -5% and -1%
Less than -5%
China 9% 1.04
Russia 4% 1.00
Brazil 3% 1.26
Poland 2% 1.21
India 2% 0.81
Mexico 1% 0.79
Indonesia 1% 1.00
Vietnam 1% 1.55
South Africa 1% 0.86
Thailand 1% 1.08
Philippines 1% 0.85
Turkey 1% 0.86
Uruguay 1% 2.97
Malaysia 1% 1.90
Argentina 1% 1.01
share Delta LTM % BtBTop EM Countries
Additional financial information for FY 2020
GEA Q4 2019 Figures
Thereof impact
from PPA (€m)
around
30
Capex before
restructuring
(of sales)
ca. 3.0%
Tax Rate
around
25%
29
Depreciation&
Amortization (incl.
PPA, IFRS 16) (€m)
around
200
Guidance FY 2020by division
30GEA Q4 2019 Figures
€m
Expectations
for 2020
(pro forma)
2019
Expectations
for 2020
(pro forma)
2019
Separation & Flow Technologies slightly declining 1,238 slightly declining 247
Liquid & Powder Technologies slightly declining 1,729 significantly rising 87
Food & Healthcare Technologies slightly declining 963 slightly declining 67
Refrigeration Technologies slightly declining 705 slightly declining 58
Farm Technologies slightly declining 656 slightly declining 60
Others - -2
Consolidation - -411 significantly declining -39
Sales1 EBITDA before restructuring2
1 For sales, slight” indicates a change of up to +/- 5%, w hile a change of more than +/- 5% is referred to as “signif icant”.2 For earnings f igures, “slight” indicates a change of up to +/- 10%, w hile a change of more than +/- 10% is deemed “signif icant“.
Pro Forma Q4 2018 EBITDA and EBIT before restructuring
31GEA Q4 2019 Figures
* In the fiscal year 2018, adjustments were made to the initial purchase price allocation for the Pavan acquisition within the inventories.
Consequently a higher carrying amount results in a higher consumption of inventory recognized in cost of sales.
*€m
Q4 18op. EBITDA
Pro Forma
IFRS 16
Pro Forma
op. EBITDA
Strategic
ProjectsPPA
Pro Forma
EBITDA bef. Restr.
GEA AG 181,1 17,8 198,9 19,8 3,9 175,2
BAE 127,1 8,1 135,3 1,4 3,8 130,0
BAS 52,3 7,9 60,2 0,6 0,0 59,6
Other/GCC 1,7 1,8 3,4 17,8 0,0 -14,4
€m
Q4 18op. EBIT
Pro Forma
IFRS 16
Pro Forma
op. EBIT
Strategic
ProjectsPPA
Pro Forma
EBIT bef. Restr.
GEA AG 152,7 0,0 152,7 19,8 35,5 97,3
BAE 108,3 -0,2 108,0 1,4 25,4 81,2
BAS 44,3 -0,4 43,9 0,6 10,3 33,0
Other/GCC 0,1 0,7 0,8 17,8 -0,1 -16,9
FX Development
GEA Q4 2019 Figures 32
EUR 46% - -
USD 16% 1.12 -5%
CNY 7% 7.74 -1%
DKK 4% 7.47 0%
GBP 4% 0.88 -1%
RUB 3% 72.46 -2%
SGD 2% 1.53 -4%
CAD 2% 1.49 -3%
BRL 2% 4.41 2%
PLN 2% 4.30 1%
INR 2% 78.84 -2%
∆ FX YoY Dec 2019 vs
Dec 2018Currency % total L4Q
FX Rates Dec Q4
(average)
*Share of functional (i.e. local P&Ls) currencies in the translation mix of the group
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