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Half-year 2017 results H ALF Y EAR 2017 R ESULTS Global leader in high-end vacuum valve technology Heinz Kundert, CEO, Andreas Leutenegger, CFO and Jrgen Krebs, COO 1 August 24, 2017 PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Agenda Half-year 2017 results


  1. Half-year 2017 results H ALF Y EAR 2017 R ESULTS Global leader in high-end vacuum valve technology Heinz Kundert, CEO, Andreas Leutenegger, CFO and Jürgen Krebs, COO 1 August 24, 2017

  2. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Agenda Half-year 2017 results 1 Highlights Heinz Kundert, CEO 2 Second quarter and half-year 2017 financial review Andreas Leutenegger, CFO 3 Strategic drivers Heinz Kundert, CEO 4 Investing into the future Jürgen Krebs, COO 5 Conclusion and outlook for the rest of 2017 Heinz Kundert, CEO 2

  3. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. VAT captured present business opportunities in ongoing favorable market conditions Half-year 2017 results § Record results driven Growth drivers of our Further market share by unprecedented business firmly gains in H1 17 according growth of our key established to VLSI market research markets and customers Vacuum content in Measures to support the Lower cyclicality of the advanced manufacturing current and future growth vacuum sector processes to increase 3

  4. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Existing key growth trends for VAT continue to drive business development Semiconductors Displays Solar Industry & Research Half-year 2017 results Picture Picture Picture End-market growth trend 2016 vs. 2015 – Continued high – High investments due – Increasing demand – Growth driven by investments mainly in to continuing for new PV bellows and 3D NAND and DRAM transition to OLED technologies (PERC components for semi, or hetero-junction) automotive, medical, – Technology – Move to 10.5 aerospace etc. inflections continue generation ongoing – New wave in HB-LED – Highest valve – China opportunity – China performance even more critical 4

  5. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. All market segments contribute to strong Group performance Half-year 2017 results Valves VAT Group AG Global Service Industry (13%) (6%) (81%) Segment (% of total net sales) CHF 326m / +39% CHF 264m / +48% CHF 44m / +6% CHF 19m / +17% Net sales Adj. EBITDA 1 CHF 98m / 30.1% CHF 81m / 28.7% CHF 19m / 44.5% CHF 7m / 22.1% / margin 2 1 Adjustment on Group level only 2 Segment margin based on segment net sales 5

  6. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Agenda Half-year 2017 results 1 Highlights Heinz Kundert, CEO 2 Second quarter and half-year 2017 financial review Andreas Leutenegger, CFO 3 Strategic drivers Heinz Kundert, CEO 4 Investing into the future Jürgen Krebs, COO 5 Conclusion and outlook for the rest of 2017 Heinz Kundert, CEO 6

  7. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Half-year 2017 – Group key figures Half-year 2017 results Adj. EBITDA 1 Third party net sales Adj. EBITDA margin CHF 326m CHF 98m 30.1% +39% +33% -130 bps Free cash flow margin Free cash flow 17% Net debt/EBITDA CHF 54m Free cash flow 1.1x LTM +1% conversion 57% 1 adjusted by CHF 2.9m related to the IPO bonus 7

  8. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Order intake and backlog increasing in CHF million Half-year 2017 results 372 +45% 257 190 168 +55% +38% 122 1 122 2016 2017 Q2 order intake 6M order intake Order backlog 1 as of December 31, 2017 8

  9. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Increase in sales, adj. EBITDA in CHF million Half-year 2017 results 326 +39% 236 162 +35% 98 120 +33% 74 2016 2017 1 Q2 net sales 6M net sales 6M adj. EBITDA 1 adjusted EBITDA excludes one-off items 9

  10. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Half-year 2017 net sales CHF 326 million Half-year 2017 results Net sales by market segment Net sales by region 81% Valves 50% Asia 35% North America 13% Global Service 6% Industry 15% EMEA 10

  11. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Valves – 81% of net sales in CHF million Q2 2017 Q2 2016 Change Semiconductors: Half-year 2017 results Order intake 153.6 91.0 68.8% – Ongoing high demand for memory devices such as DRAM and NAND solid-state flash memory Net sales 131.1 89.9 45.8% – Valve qualifications for sub 10nm started in CHF million 6M 2017 6M 2016 Change – L-motion transfer valve output tripled in MY; Order intake 297.9 195.1 52.7% latest version of ultra fast direct servo driven Net sales 263.8 178.3 48.0% butterfly control valve Segment EBITDA 80.8 62.9 28.5% Display & solar: EBITDA margin 28.7% 32.0% – Solid growth due to ongoing transition to OLED in smartphones; Generation 10.5 for large LCDs Modules: – Serial production for new loading module started General vacuum – Different customers in industry and research 11

  12. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Global Service – 13% of net sales Semi and display related equipment investments in CHF million Q2 2017 Q2 2016 Change Half-year 2017 results stimulate sales growth Order intake 26.2 22.8 14.9% – Increasing sales of spare parts on the back of Net sales 21.7 21.4 1.4% increasing installed manufacturing device capacity in CHF million 6M 2017 6M 2016 Change – Spare parts now account for 55% of segment Order intake 53.6 44.5 20.4% revenues Net sales 43.5 40.9 6.4% – Lower sales of retrofits, but several new requests Segment EBITDA 19.4 17.8 9.0% for large-scale valve retrofits received; good EBITDA margin 44.5% 43.5% outlook for coming quarters – Service network expansion in Asia and for the booming display business in China on track – Aftermarket collaboration agreement reached with large OEM 12

  13. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Industry – 6% of net sales in CHF million Q2 2017 Q2 2016 Change Investments and business model adjustments Half-year 2017 results Order intake 10.3 8.6 19.8% made for future growth Net sales 9.1 8.3 9.6% – Net sales flat year-on-year due to higher internal sales volumes in CHF million 6M 2017 6M 2016 Change – Additional multi-year contract with a large Order intake 20.5 17.3 18.5% automotive OEM Net sales 19.1 16.4 16.5% – Increasing demand for industrial actuators, Segment EBITDA 6.8 4.6 47.8% medical applications and the aerospace industry EBITDA margin 22.1% 21.0% – Ongoing productivity initiatives to support EBITDA margin – High purity cleanliness standard introduced and certified 13

  14. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Positive impact of deleveraging and refinancing on finance net result in CHF million 6M 2017 6M 2016 Change Half-year 2017 results EBIT 78.2 52.7 48.4% Finance net -6.8 -19.9 -66.0% EBT 71.4 32.8 117.9% Income tax expenses -11.9 -8.6 Effective Tax Rate -16.7% -26.3% Net income 59.5 24.2 146.2% – Reduced finance cost as a result of lower outstanding debt due to shareholder loan conversion during IPO and re-financing of outstanding senior secured credit facility in September 2016 with new five-year revolving credit facility – Effective tax rate of 16.7%, full year rate expected at between 18-20% 14

  15. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Stable free cash flow despite substantially higher CAPEX requirements Free cash flow Free cash flow conversion Half-year 2017 results 72 79% (18) 60 (6) 54 54 57% 6M 2016 6M 2017 6M 2016 6M 2017 Cash flow from operating activities Cash flow from investing activities Free Cash Flow Higher cash flow from operations offset by CAPEX needs to support VAT’s growth – Free cash flow margin at 17% – Operating free cash flow for full-year 2017 expected around last year’s level – 15

  16. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Net debt at 1.1x LTM EBITDA Gross debt Net debt Half-year 2017 results 194 257 197 134 December 31, 2016 June 30, 2017 December 31, 2016 June 30, 2017 – Increase in gross-debt the result of net working capital – Net-debt increase due to payment of dividend requirements, higher CAPEX and payment of – Leverage remains within target CHF 120 million of dividends – Net debt / LTM EBITDA ratio at 1.1x 16

  17. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. Initiatives to mitigate the foreign exchange exposure Half-year 2017 results FX Status on FX exposure initiatives – Global sourcing initiatives (mainly Asia and Eastern Europe) USD – Nomination of debt in USD – FX hedging of up to 100% of net cash flows on a 18-month rolling basis JPY – FX hedging of up to 100% of net cash flows on a 18-month rolling basis – EUR exposure increased due to sourcing and CAPEX in EUR EUR Net cash flow exposure to main currencies in H1 2017 1 220 (50) 88 8 (214) USD JPY GBP EUR CHF 1 Net cash flow after financing activity incl. CAPEX and loan interest expense 17

  18. PASSION. PRECISION. PURITY. VAT’s financial mid term guidance remains in place Mid term guidance (unchanged from the time of the IPO ) Half-year 2017 results Net sales growth: high single digit at constant FX rates – EBITDA margin target: 33% of sales – – Effective tax rate: 18% to 20% of earnings before tax – CAPEX: 4% of sales over the cycle – TWC target: less than 20% of sales – Leverage : 1.0 x Net debt / EBITDA – Cost of debt: LIBOR plus margin depending on leverage ratio return up to 100% of free cash flow to equity 1 to shareholders as Dividend policy: – long as the Group’s net debt does not significantly exceed 1x EBITDA 1 Free cash flow to equity is calculated as free cash flow less interest paid less current portion of loans 18

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