MARCH 2017
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT ON FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION Certain statements contained in this document constitute forward-looking statements or information within the meaning of applicable securities laws, including statements as to our future capital expenditures, our outlook, the availability of future financing and our ability to pay dividends. Forward-looking statements relate to future events or our future performance. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are necessarily based on estimates and assumptions that, while considered reasonable by us, inherently involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual results or events to differ materially from those anticipated in such forward-looking statements. Our actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in our forward-looking statements including as a result of the risk factors described in our MD&A and Annual Information Form. While we believe that the expectations reflected in our forward-looking statements are reasonable, no assurance can be given that these expectations will prove to be correct, and our forward-looking statements included in this document should not be unduly relied upon. These statements speak only as of the date of this document and, except as required by law, we do not assume any obligation to update our forward-looking statements. RISK FACTORS: Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: the volatility in metal prices; volatility in oil and natural gas prices; cyclicality of the metals industry and the industries that purchase our products; decreased capital and other expenditures in the energy industry; product claims from customers; significant competition that could reduce our market share; the interruption in sources of metals supply; manufacturers selling directly to our customer base; material substitution; credit risk of our customers; lack of credit availability; change in our credit ratings; currency exchange risk; restrictive debt covenants; non-cash asset impairments; the unexpected loss of key individuals; decentralized operating structure; the availability of future acquisitions and their integration; the failure of our key computer-based systems, including our enterprise resource and planning systems; failure to renegotiate any of our collective agreements and work stoppages; litigious business environment; environmental liabilities; environmental concerns or changes in government regulations; legislation on carbon emissions; workplace health and safety laws and regulations; significant changes in laws and governmental regulations; fluctuation of our common share price; dilution; and variability of dividends.
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OVERVIEW OF RUSSEL METALS
We are one of the largest metals distribution and processing companies in North America.
We are one of the largest pipe, valve and fittings companies in North America.
Consolidated Revenues: Q1 2017 - $804 million Q1 2016 - $662 million
Based on revenues for the quarter ended March 31, 2017: 69% Canada 31% U.S.
Net Cash - $90 million. Interest expense - $5 million.
Declared dividend of $0.38 per share payable June 15, 2017.
Dividend yield 5.8%.
Market cap based on $26.02 per share is $1.6 billion. Listed on TSX.
EPS – 2011 - 2017
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Notes: 2012 – restated due to adoption of IAS 19 (amended 2011) 2014 & 2015 – adjusted earnings per share
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$1.00
$1.50
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$1.97
$1.63
$1.37
$2.36
$0.99 $1.02
$0.13
$0.48
NET CASH POSITION 2015 - 2017
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DEBT EQUITY RATIO
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THREE DISTINCT SEGMENTS
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REVENUES THREE MONTHS ENDED 2017 (2016)
Metals Service Centers
48% (54%) Energy
Products 42% (34%)
Steel Distributors 10% (12%)
OPERATING UNITS
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METALS SERVICE CENTERS STEEL DISTRIBUTORS ENERGY
CANADA
U.S. METALS SERVICE CENTERS ENERGY
South East
(JMS Russel Metals)
Wisconsin (Williams Bahcall)
Ohio
(Baldwin)
Sunbelt (Texas)
STEEL DISTRIBUTORS
Wirth Steel (Montreal)
Man/Sask Ontario
Quebec (Acier Leroux) Atlantic
Alberta British Columbia (A.J. Forsyth)
Fedmet Tubulars (Alberta)
Comco Pipe (Alberta)
Triumph Tubulars (Alberta)
Apex Distribution (Alberta)
Pioneer (Colorado)
Spartan (Colorado)
Apex Remington (Oklahoma)
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BALANCE SHEET AS AT MARCH 31, 2017 (millions)
ASSETS EMPLOYED
Cash 169$ 10%
Accounts Receivable 466 29%
Inventories 628 39%
Property, Plant and Equipment 238 15%
Goodwill/Intangibles 84 5%
Other 26 2%
1,611$ 100%
Bank Indebtedness 78$ 5%
Trade Creditors 360 22%
Long-term Debt 296 18%
Other 49 3%
Shareholders Equity 828 52%
1,611$ 100%
FINANCED BY
Plate 17.9% (18.9%)
Structurals (Beams & HSS) 21.7% (20.1%)
Flanges, Valves, Fittings & Other Energy 15.7% (16.2%)
Pipe Products 23.3% (27.6%)
Bars 6.0% (5.5%)
Flat Rolled 6.6% (4.5%)
Non Ferrous 3.7% (3.0%) Other
5.1% (4.2%)
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BROAD PRODUCT FOCUS BREAKDOWN FOR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016 (2015)
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TOP MILL SUPPLIERS FOR 2016
% of total purchased Products Purchased
Supplier 1 8.7% Bars, StructuralsSupplier 2 6.6% PlateSupplier 3 6.3% Flat Roll, PlateSupplier 4 5.9% Tubing / PipeSupplier 5 5.8% Flat Roll, PlateSupplier 6 4.5% Bars, StructuralsSupplier 7 3.3% Flat Roll, PlateSupplier 8 2.8% Tubing / PipeSupplier 9 2.5% Tubing / PipeSupplier 10 2.4% Tubing / Pipe, PlateTop 10 Suppliers 48.8%
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SERVICE CENTER/DISTRIBUTION COMPETITORS TOP 14 BY REVENUE
Source: 2014 & 2015 Metals Service Center Institute (except O’Neal)
Public/(in billions) 2016 2015 2014 Private Headquarters
Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co. 8.6$ 9.4$ 10.5$ Public U.SRyerson Inc. 2.9 3.2 3.6 Public U.SRussel Metals Inc. 2.6 3.1 3.9 Public CanadaSamuel, Son & Co. N/A 2.9 3.7 Private CanadaMRC Global 2.5 4.0 5.1 Public U.SKlockner (North America) 2.3 2.9 3.2 Public U.K.NOW Inc. 2.1 3.0 4.1 Public U.SThyssenKrupp Materials NA, Inc. N/A 2.8 2.8 Public U.S.O'Neal Steel Inc. N/A 2.4 2.3 (E) Private U.SSteel Technologies LLC N/A 2.1 2.2 Private U.SWorthington Steel Co. 1.8 1.8 2.2 Public U.SAlro Steel Corp. N/A 1.4 1.4 Private U.SCoilplus Inc. N/A 1.3 1.4 Private U.SOlympic Steel Inc. 1.1 1.2 1.4 Public U.S2016 - Not Available for Private Entities (E) - estimate
MARKET TRENDS
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MONTHLY SERVICE CENTER SHIPMENTS – STEEL PRODUCTS
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PRICE OF HR SHEET & HR PLATE
Source: American Metal Market
(US $ per ton)
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CARBON PLATE AND RUSSEL METALS EBIT
Source: American Metal Market
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SCRAP PRICING
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OIL AND NATURAL GAS PRICES LOW
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RMI OPERATIONS
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METALS SERVICE CENTERS
ENERGY PRODUCTS
STEEL DISTRIBUTORS
METALS SERVICE CENTERS – STRONG CANADIAN FRANCHISE
Q1 - 2017 revenues of $386 million, EBIT of $22 million. 2016 revenues of $1.4 billion, EBIT of $58 million.
50 Metals Service Centers in Canada.
14 Metals Service Centers in U.S.
Broad customer base - 26,000 Canadian, 17,000 U.S.
Average invoice 2016 $1,497 (2015: $1,714)
Approximately 3,700 invoices per day (2015: 3,460)
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ROLE OF METALS SERVICE CENTERS
Suppliers Metals Service Centers Customers • Mills producing base metal
products • Source material and
purchase in large quantity
• Manufacturers, fabricators
• Processing includes pickling, blanking, tube production from sheet, coating
• Process material to meet specific customer requirements
• Focused on design, assembly, marketing
• Limited ability to service multiple customer needs
• Arrange logistics for delivery where and when customer needs
• Want just-in time completed parts to production line
• Long lead time order to delivery
• Processing includes cut-to-length; cut parts using laser, oxy fuel or plasma; sawing, blanking, drilling, beveling, welding
• Some eliminating first stage processing
• Large volumes • Some processors provide pickling and coating
• Some end users continue to process parts but source material from service centers
LOCATION OF OPERATIONS
METALS SERVICE CENTERS
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OPERATIONS METALS SERVICE CENTERS - 64 UNITS
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Alberta/Manitoba/Saskatchewan – 16 units Canada
British Columbia – 8 units
Ontario – 9 units Atlantic – 5 units
Quebec – 12 units
1 unit 3 units 9 units 1 unit
United States
METALS SERVICE CENTERS PROCESSING CAPABILITIES
• Cutting-to-Length • Stretcher Leveling • Blanking • Leveling • Edge Trimming • Slitting
• Oxygen Fuel Cutting • Plasma Cutting • Hi-definition Plasma Cutting • Laser Cutting • Drilling, Tapping, Beveling
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• Sawing • Mitre Sawing • Bundle Cutting
PROCESSING CAPABILITIES
• Shearing • Braking • Rolling • Shot Blasting
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TOP METALS SERVICE CENTERS CUSTOMERS YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016
Customer End Market Products Purchased
Customer 1 Transportation 1.5% Flat Rolled, TubingCustomer 2 Steel Mill 1.0% Plate (Discreet & Plate in Coil)Customer 3 Mining 1.0% Structurals (WF & I Beam, Structural Angles/Channels)Customer 4 Heavy Equipment Manufacturer 0.9% Flat Rolled, Tubing, StructuralCustomer 5 Construction 0.8% Plate, Structural, BarsCustomer 6 Heavy Equipment Manufacturer 0.7% Plate (Discreet & Plate in Coil)Customer 7 Heavy Equipment Manufacturer 0.7% Plate (Discreet & Plate in Coil)Customer 8 Heavy Equipment Manufacturer 0.6% Plate (Discreet & Plate in Coil)Customer 9 Heavy Equipment Manufacturer 0.6% Plate (Discreet & Plate in Coil)Customer 10 Metals Distribution 0.6% Structurals (WF & I Beam, Structural Angles/Channels)
Largest customer less than 1% of total revenue
% of SegmentRevenues
$364 $388 $390 $375 $428 $432 $382 $339 $359 $378 $367 $352 $392 $419 $417 $403 $400 $385 $369 $326 $341 $364 $349 $330 $386
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PROFIT AS A % OF REVENUES
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ENERGY PRODUCTS Q1 - 2017 revenues of $339 million, EBIT of $24 million.
2016 revenues of $881 million, EBIT of $19 million.
Apex Distribution, Apex Monarch & Apex Western
Fiberglass - Western Canada Apex Remington - Central U.S. Fedmet Tubulars & Triumph Tubular - Calgary Comco Pipe & Supply Company - Edmonton
Pioneer Pipe - Denver/ Houston Spartan Energy Tubulars - Houston
Distributes pipe, tube, valves and fittings to energy sector in Western Canada and the United States.
Primarily store pipe in third party yards near end user.
Comco Pipe focuses on supplying capital, MRO and sustaining projects to the energy sector including the oil sands.
Apex Distribution, Apex Monarch & Apex Remington small retail type units located near rig activity.
Highly variable compensation plans enable financial flexibility over the cycle
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ROLE OF PIPE DISTRIBUTORS
Suppliers Pipe Distributors Customers • Mills producing pipe,
valves and fittings • Source material and
purchase in large quantity
• Oil and gas producers/distributors
• Processing includes coating
• Arrange coating if required
• Focused on production
• Limited ability to service multiple customer needs
• Arrange logistics for delivery where and when customer needs
• Want just-in time finished pipe to site/field
• Long lead time order to delivery
• Store product at third party yards, coaters, trucking companies
• Pipe represents small portion of project. Typically contract drilling, etc.
• Service large volume projects
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ROLE OF VALVE AND FITTING FIELD STORES
Suppliers
Field Stores Customers
• Mills producing pipe, valves and fittings
• High service model
• Oil and gas producers/distributors
• Limited ability to service multiple customer needs
• Located close to customer base
• Focused on production and rig down time
• Service large volume projects
• Inventory management programs and MRO business
• Repeat business due to maintenance and repair
WELL POSITIONED TO SERVICE NORTH AMERICAN ENERGY SECTOR
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ENERGY PRODUCTS
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ENERGY PRODUCTS - 68 UNITS
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United States
Alberta/Manitoba/Ontario – 5 units
Colorado / Texas – 6 units
Alberta – 1 unit Alberta – 1 unit
Texas – 1 unit
Canada Alberta/B.C./Manitoba/Saskatchewan – 42 units
East and Central U.S. – 12 units
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TOP ENERGY PRODUCTS CUSTOMERS YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016
Customer End Market Products Purchased
Customer 1 Oil drilling, Gas drilling 8.8% Pipe, Flanges & Fittings , Valves Customer 2 Oil drilling, Gas drilling 4.8% Pipe, Flanges & Fittings , Valves Customer 3 Oil feeder lines, Gas feeder lines 4.2% Pipe, Flanges & Fittings , Valves Customer 4 Oil feeder lines, Gas feeder lines 3.9% Pipe, Flanges & Fittings , Valves Customer 5 Oil drilling, Gas drilling 3.8% OCTGCustomer 6 Oil drilling 4.5% OCTGCustomer 7 Oil feeder lines 2.5% Pipe, Flanges & Fittings Customer 8 Gas drilling 2.4% Pipe, Valves, Flanges & FittingsCustomer 9 Oil and gas feeder lines, Oil sands 2.2% Pipe, Valves, Flanges & FittingsCustomer 10 Gas feeder lines 4.4% Pipe, Flanges & Fittings , Valves
Largest customer less than 2% of total revenue
% of SegmentRevenue
$224 $145 $223 $234 $275 $192 $249 $344 $389 $313 $353 $387 $445 $366 $497 $484 $385 $269 $300 $274 $248 $176 $215 $242 $339
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Q1 - 2017 revenues of $78 million, EBIT of $8 million. 2016 revenues of $305 million, EBIT of $29 million.
Sunbelt Group, Arrow Steel – Houston, Texas;
Wirth Steel – Montreal, Vancouver Arrow Steel provides coil processing in Houston,
Texas Customers – other steel service centers, large
OEM’s, fabricators. Uses third party facilities to store product.
Synergy with metals service center business
• Visibility into worldwide pricing trends • Flexible product sourcing
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STEEL DISTRIBUTORS
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ROLE OF STEEL DISTRIBUTORS
Suppliers Steel Distributors Customers • Mills producing base metal
products • Source material and
purchase in large quantity
• Large original equipment manufacturers
• Processing includes pickling, blanking, tube production from sheet, coating
• Arrange logistics for delivery where and when customer needs
• Smaller service centers
• Limited ability to service multiple customer needs
• Processing includes cut-to-length
• Russel Metals Service Centers
• Long lead time order to
delivery • Focused primarily on
import product
• Large volumes • Truck load quantities
• Use third party yards
LOCATION OF OPERATIONS
STEEL DISTRIBUTORS
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STEEL DISTRIBUTORS - 6 UNITS
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United States
Canada
Wirth Steel – Montreal, Vancouver
Sunbelt Group - Houston, Texas (2)
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TOP STEEL DISTRIBUTOR CUSTOMERS YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016
Customer End Market Products Purchased
Customer 1 Service center - laser processor 13.9% PlateCustomer 2 Other - Plumbing Supply 9.6% Tubing/Pipe (Standard, OCTG)Customer 3 Service center - processor 8.9% Stucturals, Plate, Other (light rail)Customer 4 Oil & Gas 8.4% Stucturals, Plate, Other (light rail)Customer 5 Service center - processor 8.2% Stucturals, Plate, Other (light rail)Customer 6 Service center - processor 5.3% Plate, Pipe, OtherCustomer 7 Construction 4.8% Plate (Discreet & Plate in Coil)Customer 8 Service center 4.3% Plate, StructuralsCustomer 9 Other - Steel products distributor 4.0% Plate, StructuralsCustomer 10 Service center 3.9% Plate, Structurals
Largest customer less than 1% of total revenue
% of SegmentRevenues
$70 $83 $90 $101 $99 $92 $78 $81 $74 $65 $74 $70 $87 $106 $123 $125 $119 $106 $103 $72 $73 $81 $72 $79 $78
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$125
$150
$175
$200
Q1-
11
Q2-
11
Q3-
11
Q4-
11
Q1-
12
Q2-
12
Q3-
12
Q4-
12
Q1-
13
Q2-
13
Q3-
13
Q4-
13
Q1-
14
Q2-
14
Q3-
14
Q4-
14
Q1-
15
Q2-
15
Q3-
15
Q4-
15
Q1-
16
Q2-
16
Q3-
16
Q4-
16
Q1-
17
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STEEL DISTRIBUTORS REVENUE &
OPERATING PROFIT AS A % OF REVENUES
42
SUMMARY
43
44
SUMMARY
Leading market position
Strong supplier relationships and unique market insight
Successful acquisition strategy to deploy capital
Multiple business segments
Diversified service center and energy customer base
Superior service and product availability
Prudent inventory management
Experienced management team
High dividend yield
Strong balance sheet, low leverage
6600 Financial Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L5N 7J6 Email: [email protected]
Visit us at: www.russelmetals.com Tel: 905.819.7777 ║ Fax: 905.819.7409