GKN Aerospace Making things fly Marcus Bryson | CEO, GKN Aerospace and Land Systems Disclaimer Cautionary statement This presentation contains forward looking statements which are made in good faith based on the information available to the time of its approval. It is believed that the expectations reflected in these statements are reasonable but they may be affected by a number of risks and uncertainties that are inherent in any forward looking statement which could cause actual results to differ materially from those currently anticipated. Nothing in this document should be regarded as a profits forecast. 2 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 GKN Aerospace $3.5 billion International Aerospace enterprise 35 sites, 12,000 people Marcus Bryson CEO GKN Aerospace GKN Aerospace North America GKN Aerospace Europe GKN Aerospace Engine Systems Aerospace North America Aerospace Europe & Special Products Group Aerospace Engine Systems (Volvo Aero) 3 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 GKN Aerospace – Making things fly Lead in chosen markets Building stronger strategic relationships New customers Excellent customer relationships Leverage global footprint Develop more business in Asia and Americas Extend global value chain Customer proximity Globalise our business Technology driving margin Innovation in key products Process innovation Partnering with customers on unique technologies Deliver customervalued innovation Operational excellence Improve safety performance Class leading cost, quality, delivery Fully implement Lean in whole value chain Values – walking the talk Safe, lean operations Sustain above market growth Increasing share with current customers Partnering on new programmes Bringing new technologies to market Successful acquisitions 4 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 17% CAGR achieved 2005-2013 GKN Aerospace – Markets and customers Market Business Mix Sector Customer Base 5 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 GKN Aerospace – World class product portfolio Aerostructures Engine structures Special products 53% of Sales 2012* 42% of Sales 2012* 5% of Sales 2012* Wing Fuselage Nacelle and Pylon Engine Systems and Services Engine structures Engine rotatives Transparencies and Protection Systems J-UCAS Fuselage A380 Fixed Trailing Edge B747-8 Exhaust B787 Anti-icing System A350XWB Rear Spar CH53K Aft Fuselage A400M Engine Intake V22 Fuel Tanks A330 Flap Skins B767 Winglet B787 Cabin Windows B787 Inner Core Cowl B787 Floor Grid Full Engine MRO and support HondaJet Fuselage Ariane 5 Exhaust nozzle Note: * Engine Systems proforma 12 months of 2012 6 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 F35 Canopy Well balanced portfolio Sales by market 2012 Customer sales E2013 Military Commercial 30% 70% Military split US 87% Europe 13% Note: Engine Systems proforma 12 months of 2012 7 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Market outlook Large commercial aircraft – record order backlog (8,500 aircraft, >$1 trillion). World passenger traffic growth 2012 – 2032 30,000 aircraft forecast to be delivered 2013 to 2032 Civil rotorcraft and large business jets – markets strengthening Source: Airbus Worldwide defence spending remains subject to budget cutbacks Aircraft production 2003 to 2022 c 25% military Latest forecast growth rates – 2013 to 2018: − Civil: 3% to 4% CAGR − Military: Flat near term; Future uncertain Notes: (2013$) Source: Teal Group 8 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Market drivers bringing opportunities Drivers Requirement Solution Engine technology changes – Fuel price Noise legislation Increasing passenger travel in emerging markets Higher fuel efficiency hotter cores, lighter fans Better noise attenuation New materials – composite fans/cases, titanium replacing composites Increasing demand for aircraft Airlines renewing fleets sooner GKN opportunity GKN technology composite fans and cases for future large aircraft Strong position on geared turbo-fan Specialist titanium engine structures for next generation engines Winglets and future wings Light weight composite Increased new aircraft sales 9 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Civil market dynamics – Positive trend A320: neo Launch; Rate increase B737: MAX Launch; Rate increase A350/B787: Production ramp-up A380/B747: Stable MRJ/C-Series/MS21: Market entry A330: Rate increase; 777 & upgrade 10 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Military market – On the right platforms F-35 JSF Rate Readiness phase A400M Atlas Moving to production C130J F15 FMS / Saudi US multi-year and FMS V22 Multi-year F18 Super Hornet Rate Stable Blackhawk US multi-year and FMS 11 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Next generation military platform opportunities X-47B Unmanned Combat Air System - Demonstrator Unmanned Carrier Launched Surveillance & Strike (UCLASS) Heavy Lift Assault/Transport Rotorcraft (CH-53K) Armed Aerial /Joint MultiRole Helicopter 12 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 NewGen Trainer (T-X) Long Range Strike Mission GKN Aerospace – well positioned for the future Ship set values $m 13 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Technology – Targeted innovation Future product differentiation Future wing technologies Advanced fuselage Nacelle, pylon and exhaust Engine structures Engine rotatives Next generation composite processes Advanced metallic processes Advanced process development 14 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Transparencies and coatings Ice protection systems GKN technology is underpinning our future New wing concepts − High performance structural concepts − Laminar flow enabling technologies − Morphing structures Advanced materials and processes − Additive manufacture − Advanced welding & fabrication − Out-of-Autoclave curing High-rate automation − Robotic fibre placement − Automated pick & place − Rapid NDT Creating a leadership position for the future 15 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 GKN Aerospace Engine Systems Mike McCann | CEO GKN Aerospace Engine Systems 16 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 GKN Aerospace Engine Systems Formed through the acquisition of Volvo Aero, 1 October 2012 3rd largest Tier 1 aero-engine partner OEM for the RM12 engine for the Gripen aircraft European center of excellence for space turbines and nozzles Small MRO facility for gas turbines and small engines Components for aircraft engines and gas turbines Military aircraft engines Sub-systems for rocket engines 17 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Engine services GKN Aerospace Engine Systems Trollhättan, Sweden: 1 HQ, engineering and manufacturing (c.2000) Kongsberg, Norway: 2 2 Manufacturing (c.450) Linköping, Sweden: Five sites in four countries c.2600 employees Trollhattan including c.400 (Sweden) – H.Q. engineers 1 3 3 Kongsberg (Norway) – Mechanical production Linköping (Sweden) – Composites Composites (c.70) 4 Newington, CT(US): Manufacturing (c.100) 4 5 Bangalore, India: Engineering (c.30) 5 Connecticut (USA) – Large components 18 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Banglalore (India) – Product development Leading designer and producer of aero engine structures Well invested to secure new engine programs: c.$460 million over last four years Commercial LTA 24% RRSP 59% Positions on most major new Civil Aerospace platforms Risk & Revenue Sharing Partner (RRSP) on many platforms; provides Life of Program participation Significant aftermarket content (c.30%) providing profitable long term revenue streams MRO 9% Military/ Space 8% Engine Systems Sales E2013 19 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 High quality customer base Excellent complement to existing GKN Aerospace customer base Partnerships with GE, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls Royce, Snecma and MTU Engine Systems Sales E2013 20 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 GKN Aerospace Engine Systems market position Aerospace market Engine structure/module provider marketshare 1% 2% 1% 1% 2% 3% Aerostructures 20% Engines Avio 13% MTU 30% Nacelles GKN Avionics 12% OEMs Other systems ITP OEM's IHI KHI 17% 8% 18% 10% 5% Source: CPMIL c.$160bn market MHI Samsung 46% Notes: Avio – Pending GE acquisition Source: CPMIL Tech Aero c.$18bn market Number 3 independent engine structure/module provider 21 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Aero engine market Annual aero engine production value Source: Teal Group 3% to 4% aero engine market CAGR projected (2012 to 2021) Single aisle and wide body jet engines c.70% of market value 22 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Extensive portfolio of engine platforms CFM56 GE90 Trent XWB (A320, B737) (B777) (A350) PW1000 V2500 Trent 900 (A320) (A380) (C-Series, MRJ) RM12 PW1100 (Gripen) (A320neo) CF6 (B747, B767, A310) GEnx PW2000 GP7000 (B757) (A380) 23 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 (B787, B747-8) Engine Systems revenue growth 10,000 Genx (B787, 747-8) 9,000 GTF & XWB (A320neo, C-Series, A350) 8,000 V2500 (A320) Sales (SEK m) Snecma (B737, A320) 7,000 CF6 (B767, A330) 6,000 PW2000 (B757, C-17) LM2500 (IGT) 5,000 MTU PW4000 (B767, B777) 4,000 RM12 incl. export (Gripen) ES 3,000 Other 2,000 1,000 0 2012A 2013E 2014E 2015E 2016E 2017E 2018E Secure long-term revenue 24 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Number of engines New program ramp-up P&W Geared Turbo Fan (GTF) GEnx Family Trent 1000 Trent XWB 84K 25 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 F-135 Pratt & Whitney Geared Turbo Fan (GTF) PW1200G (Linked to PW1500G) EIS: 2017 Target Engine rate: 60/year PW1500G (RRSP) EIS: 2017 Target Engine rate: 110/year PW1100G-JM (RRSP) EIS: 2017 Target Engine rate: 495/year PW1700G (PW1200G Derivative) EIS: est. 2019 Engine rate: 90/year PW1900G (PW1500G Derivative) EIS: est. 2017/2018 Engine rate: 140/year PW1400G-JM (PW1100G Derivative) EIS:2017 Target Engine rate: 80/year 26 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 GKN aero engine portfolio Nacelles and Inlets (Attached to Fan Casings) Fan blades Compressor and Turbine blades Engine System/ Structure Design Compressor Disks and Blisks Product Lifecycle Management (Gripen RM12) Combustor Structure LPT case Nozzle and Exhaust Structures FAN COMPRESSOR COMBUSTOR TURBINE/EXHAUST 27 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Full Engine MRO Leveraging complementary technologies Light weight metallics Light weight composites New technologies High performance structures − Optimized fabrication − − Weld simulation Composite fan blades (JV with Rolls-Royce) − Automated laser welding − Composite fan cases − Metal deposition Advanced automated manufacturing − Advanced machining and automation capability Fibre placement and tape laying Out of autoclave curing techniques Titanium additive layer technology in production Turbine structures Compressor rotors Composite fan frame 28 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Composite fan blades Building a competitive business GKN strategy: Integration efforts on or ahead of schedule in all areas and demonstrating good initial results On plan to achieve 3% to 4% synergy commitment Volvo Aero business built largely on Risk Revenue Sharing Partnerships (RRSPs) 29 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Reduce operating costs Win new business in more competitive market Establish more balanced business model (RRSPs vs. fixed price business) Engine Systems technology Martin Wänblom | VP Business Development and Programmes GKN Aerospace Engine Systems 30 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Personal perceptions about the acquisition • • • • • Being part of a larger aerospace Company Understanding of the need for change Well received by customers Complementary business cultures Focus on future growth 31 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Technology driving growth – Engines GE9x (Future) P&W Geared Turbo Fan Trent XWB GEnx Trent 1000 GP7000 Trent 900 Strong presence on new platforms Independent – work with all OEM’s Technologies which bring value 32 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Overview P&W GTF turbine exhaust cases Platform approach – advanced fabrication solution for hot structures Design methods and materials for high loads and high temperatures Saves weight and improves design flexibility MRJ C-Series 33 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 A320neo Design capability OEM with complete engine system lifecycle responsibility; RM12 for the Gripen fighter All relevant engineering disciplines for full design and flight certification responsibility − Transferring engine thrust to airframe − Withstanding hot section temperatures European Centre of Excellence for Ariane 5 space components for Launcher − Liquid oxygen and hydrogen turbines − Exhaust nozzles 34 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Process technologies Additive manufacturing Net shape technology development from material supply through to qualification Powder and wire fed laser and electron beam processes Advance metallic processes and materials Laser welding Linear friction welding Advanced hole drilling and assembly Hybrid machining Advanced Ti process characterisation High performance (cryogenic) machining New materials development 35 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Combined GKN engine business – bringing it all together Lead in chosen markets Engine structures strategically targeted business segment Leverage global footprint 16 manufacturing sites operating in six countries Technology driving margin Full design and build capability throughout the Engine Operational excellence Bridging borders, facilities and technologies Sustain above market growth Engine market projected to grow 3-4% CAGR over next five years GKN number 3 world-wide Range of industrial capability: lower cost (Mexico, SE US) to higher technology Advanced technology: additive manufacture; high fibre deposition rate Implementation of Lean principles throughout the Company GKN Engine Systems positioned to outperform market growth 36 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 GKN Aerospace summary Marcus Bryson | CEO, GKN Aerospace and GKN Land Systems 37 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Key drivers to medium term margin progression • Volvo integration • A350XWB – exit development phase, ramp-up • B787 – production ramp-up • F35 – production ramp-up • Technology insertion in new platforms • Cost base management • Lean deployment throughout value chain • Military budgets - C130J, C17 • Customer price pressure 38 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 GKN Aerospace summary Growth c.2% above market Good position on existing and new commercial programmes Margin range 11% to 13% On the right military platforms GKN technologies bringing customer value Capital allocation Effective make or buy Balance between partnerships and long-term agreements Lean deployment throughout value chain ROIC >20% Business performance Strong cashflow 39 GKN CAPITAL MARKETS DAY – 21 MAY 2013 Requires time to recover Volvo Aero and new programme investments