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Ton Büchner, CEO of Sulzer Ltd | March 23, 2009
Long-Term Corporate Resilience
Presentation to Swiss-American Chamber of Commerce
Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 2
Long Term Corporate Resilience…It’s all common sense – living it is the hard part…
…is based on:
Vision, Mission & Strategy
Culture & Communication & Toolboxes
Structure
- Corporate Governance
- Management Team
- Processes
Flexibility
- Know your cyclicality
- Build flexibility in good times to respond to bad times: create buffer
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 3
Our visionSulzer’s vision is to be a recognized leader in innovative, sustainable, engineered, and customer-focused solutions for performance-critical applications in six main markets and selected industries.
Sulzer’s vision and values:What are we? How do we behave? 1
Our Mission
a multi-industry company with a strong branda provider of solutions that combine products, services, engineering, and customer-application expertise
close to the customer by being primarily direct-sales driven
an engineering, innovation, and technology driven firm
an attractive employer where employees can excel
a company that creates value for its shareholders
Sulzer aims to be
We are committed to high standards and show respect for people.
We exceed the expectations of our customers with
innovative and competitive solutions.
Our values
We perform on the basis ofstructured work processes
and LEAN principles.
Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 4
Today’s Sulzer PortfolioFrom 15+ to 4 divisions… plus central R&D
Sulzer PumpsPumping solutions
and services
Sulzer MetcoSurface technology
solutions and services
Sulzer Turbo ServicesService and repair for thermal
turbomachinery
Sulzer InnotecContract research and
technical services
Sulzer ChemtechSeparation columns and
static mixing
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 5
Oil and gas(upstream)
HPI1)
(oil and gas, downstream)
Power generation
Pulp and paper Aviation Automotive Industry
Six key markets
1) HPI: Hydrocarbon Processing Industry
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 6
Strong position in our end markets
Share of sales
Sulzer Turbo Services
Sulzer Chemtech
Sulzer Metco
Sulzer Pumps
Other industrial markets
Auto-motive
industry
AviationPulp and paper
Power generation
HPI(oil and gas, downstream)
Oil and gas
(upstream)
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 7
Sulzer is a strategic holding with some common operational core processes
Financial consolidation
Small HQ
Strategic Holding Operational Holding
Operational management by HQ
Processes driven by HQ
Large HQ
We defined 6 core processes including related KPIs
Our core processes define the split of responsibilities between HQ and Divisions
Our reporting mechanism ensures execution and follow-ups on the core processes
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Financial Holding
Strategic direction
Mid-Size HQ
Operational “control”
“Driving” with key focus topics
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 8
Sulzer defined six corporate activities whichtogether with the CEO team drive the divisions
Corporate Finance and Controlling
Corporate Human Resources
Corporate Strategic Planning and Acquisitions
Operational Control and Business Improvement
– Health and safety
– Lean Management & Lean Operations
Corporate Innovation and Technology
– Innotec
– R&D initiated and funded from Corporate
Corporate Communication
Those six core activities:
Request data/input from divisionsDefine and drive actions Create action plans to be executed by the divisions
Are a core tool of the CEO team (CEO/CFO/GS)
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Annual results 2005 | Master presentation V1-02 15/02/06 | slide 9
1 554
1 2011 253
1 625
1 247
30.6
11.3
13.3
23.724.2
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2004 2005 2006 2007 20080%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
A clearly defined and implemented strategy leads to a strong increase of profitability and value creation
ROS in %EBIT
millions of CHF
Capital employed and ROCE2)
millions of CHF
EBIT and ROS1)
Operating leverage and continued operational improvements
ROCE in %Capital employed
296
394
167136
47511.1
10.6
6.76.6
12.8
0
50
100
150
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2004 2005 2006 2007 20080%
2%
4%
6%
8%
10%
12%
14%
1) Return on sales (EBIT/sales)2) Return on average capital employed incl. goodwill at net book values
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 10
Long Term Corporate Resilience……is based on:
Vision, Mission & Strategy
Culture & Communication & Toolboxes
Structure
- Corporate Governance
- Management Team
- Processes
Flexibility
- Know your cyclicality
- Build flexibility in good times to respond to bad times: create buffer
1
2
3
4
Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 11
Transition into emerging markets
Health and safety
Corporation-wide operational excellencebased on LEAN principles
Increased and faster high-quality innovation
Increased focus on service
Clearly defined key focus areas – simple to communicate and intensely repeated help a lot 2
Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 12
As a publicly quoted company, statementsand results are strongly linked and publicized
Sulzer established a culture of high but achievable aspirations
Sulzer transparently communicated the aspirations
Sulzer kept the aspirations constant over a certain period of time
Sulzer delivered on the aspirations
Consistent communication of our consistent behaviour has been a strong contributor to Sulzer’s credibility in the last years.
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 13
Our aspirations are based on our market assessment…
TransientWeakeningtoward year-endAutomotive industry
UncertainStableAviation
WeakWeakeningPulp and paper
Reducedproject activityVery goodPower generation
Clearly reducedproject activityGoodHPI (Oil and gas, downstream)
Reducedproject activityVery goodOil and gas (upstream)
Assessment
2009Market condition
in 2008
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 14
… and clearly communicated internally and externally
Midrange outlook3)
Achievements 2008Key figures
5.0%
30.6%
12.8% ~10%ROS - Return on sales1)
>20%ROCE - Return on capital employed2)
-5% to -8%
(CAGR adj.4))Sales growth
1) EBIT/sales2) Average capital employed incl. goodwill at net book values3) Status: February, 20094) Compound annual growth rate, adjusted for currency effects as well as acquisitions and divestitures
A realistic scenario in a highly uncertain environment
Measures ongoing – charges possible
Culture of actions; advance announcements only when required
Also more pessimistic scenarios prepared
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 15
Long Term Corporate Resilience……is based on:
Vision, Mission & Strategy
Culture & Communication & Toolboxes
Structure
- Corporate Governance
- Management Team
- Processes
Flexibility
- Know your cyclicality
- Build flexibility in good times to respond to bad times: create buffer
1
2
3
4
Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 16
Board of DirectorsMembers of the Sulzer Board
New composition of the Board of Directors of Sulzer since 2001.
Smaller size increased efficiency and effectiveness.
Sulzer developed (in 2000) Corporate Governance requests for a Board Member:
CEO experienceNot in other Boards together (now changed with Renova)Industry expertsInternational composition
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 17
Sulzer’s Executive Committee Experience, energy, values, ethics are key for the team
Relatively young crewEstablished track recordHigh Asia experienceHigh service experience
New Executive Committee members were selected internally based on:energy, experience, values, ethics
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 18
“Our aspiration is zero accidents”
“Efficient processes and solutions to minimize the
ecological impact”
EcologicalSocial
Sustainability at Sulzer
“Sulzer’s prime objective is sustainable value creation”
Economic
Accident frequency rateReturn on capital employed1)
1) EBIT/capital employed (incl. goodwill at net book values)2) 2008 data provisional
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ours
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
Financial year
Energy/Net Value Added [GJ/1000 CHF]Energy/empl [GJ]
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
2006 2007 20080
50
100
150
2004 2005 2006 2007 20080
0.5
1
1.5
2
2)
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 19
Long Term Corporate Resilience……is based on:
Vision, Mission & Strategy
Culture & Communication & Toolboxes
Structure
- Corporate Governance
- Management Team
- Processes
Flexibility
- Know your cyclicality
- Build flexibility in good times to respond to bad times: create buffer
1
2
3
4
Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 20
Why is Sulzer today better positionedfor harder times than 10 years ago?
Sulzer around 2000Swiss companyLack of speedConglomerate, no profileLow credibilityRarely benchmark performance
Sulzer todayInternational companyFlexibleClear profileHigh credibilityGood performance
Today’s existence of:
Speed…
Flexibility…
International experience…
…helps Sulzer to deal with harder times like this financial crisis
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 21
Industry 6
Know AND ACCEPT your position in the industry cycle is very important for a management team
Industry 3Industry 4
Industry 2Industry 1
Industry growth cycle
Industry 5
Experience is key to understand cyclicality - and its cash requirements“Living a cycle” makes you humble and that’s a strength
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 22
Even within Sulzer not all the businesses have the same amplitude regarding cyclicality
CAPEX cycle (e.g. new pumps, column equipment)
Production service cycle (e.g. coating services)
GDP/ Repair and spare parts cycle
Each company has to recognise, know and understand its cycles
The management team has to manage the cyclicality. During good times one has to build up buffer to deal with the bad times
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Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 23
Long Term Corporate Resilience…It’s all common sense – living it is the hard part…is based on:
Vision, Mission & Strategy
Culture & Communication & Toolboxes
Structure
- Corporate Governance
- Management Team
- Processes
Flexibility
- Know your cyclicality
- Build flexibility in good times to respond to bad times: create buffer
1
2
3
4
… needs to be in place… needs to be developed and then maintained top-down and bottom up… can be communicated internally & externally for additional strength & discipline
Ton Büchner, CEO of Sulzer Ltd | March 23, 2009
Thank you for your attention
Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 25
Back-up
Ton Büchner, CEO of Sulzer Ltd | March 23, 2009
Sulzer PumpsMarket leader in pump technology and hydraulics
No. 1: Pulp and paperNo. 2: Oil and gas (upstream and HPI) No. 3: Power generation
Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 27
Sulzer Pumps is a major engineered and pre-engineered pump player in several marketsSulzer Pumps main segments:
Oil and Gas
Hydrocarbon Processing Industry
Pulp and Paper
Power
Ton Büchner, CEO of Sulzer Ltd | March 23, 2009
Sulzer MetcoLeader in surface technology
No. 1: Coating equipmentNo. 1: Coating materialsNo. 3: Coating services
Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 29
Longer tool life
Reduced machining time
Less cutting fluid
Higher hardnessand
lower friction
Thin film coating of cutting tools:
Industrial Markets/Automotive: Coating is used for Cutting Tools
Ton Büchner, CEO of Sulzer Ltd | March 23, 2009
Sulzer ChemtechComponents and services for separation technology and static mixing
No. 1: Static mixers (at high viscosity)No. 1: Two component mixing and dispensing systemsNo. 2: Separation columns
Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 31
Mass Transfer Technology (MTT)Components for Separation Columns
Trays
Rings
Structured Packings
Distributor
Gas
Liqu
id
Enhanced plant performance, reduced operating costs
Tower diameter 0.3–14m, tower height 2–80m
Trays, structured packings, rings, distributors, supports, etc.
Ton Büchner, CEO of Sulzer Ltd | March 23, 2009
Sulzer Turbo ServicesLeading independent service provider
No. 1: Industrial gas turbinesNo. 1: Steam turbinesNo. 1: Turbo compressors
Swiss-AmCham | March 23, 2009 | slide 33
Sulzer Turbo Services is a major player in the service business of gas and steam turbines & compressors