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- The DACH market- Business development: past and present- Opportunities- Future plans
- DACH subsidiary- Location- Setup and Structure- Business Strategy- Funding Opportunities- Staffing and Area Management- Timeline- Cost and Development Projection
Agenda
The DACH market
Country Inhabitants (Million)
Extension (sq km) GDP ( USD)
Germany 82.7 357027 2.8 trillion
Austria 8.2 83859 0.3 trillion
Switzerland 7.3 41285 0.4 trillion
United Kingdom 59 243820 2.3 trillion
- Germany: 3rd largest Microscopy Market estimated at 90-150 million GBP
- Home market of two major microscope manufacturers (Leica, Zeiss)
- Large micro-technology sector employing over 680000 people in total
- Strong manufacturing sector in the areas of other optical technologies
- Micro-technology market as a whole shows strong growth
Prior in the DACH market
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Invoices, DACH
TOTAL
BFI
TOTAL 11607 195012 99385 142370 204687 321000
BFI 5617 96485 80986 121124 178657 101065
2001/2 2002/3 2003/4 2004/5 2005/6 2006/7
Opportunities
• Growing the business in the 3rd largest market for microscopy
• Further Establishing Prior as market leader in microscope automation
• Product Development through new OEM contracts
• Increasing Profits by selling directly• Setting up local support structure
Future DACH SubsidiaryAdvantages• Local representation• Better position against competition• Local support and contact point
Purpose• Grow business and turnover• Become important profit source for Prior• Further establish Prior as market leader
Location- Central Location in Germany- Good infrastructure- Important centre for optical industries- Long history as centre for optical innovation- Well known University - Fraunhofer and Max-Planck Institutes- Business Centre for Micro-Technologies
www.tip-jena.de
Setup and Structure• Independent business entity• GmbH (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung)
– good reputation– legal form of choice for many traditional, privately
owned businesses.– limited liability of all partners– ability to conclude contracts– ability to regulate profits by adjusting transfer prices
from the UK– ability to invoice management charges from the UK
and to thereby decrease tax liability in Germany
Business Strategy
OEM Accounts
- Key Accounts- Product Development- Customer Focus
End User Accounts
- Product Range- Prior Brand Name- High Margin
Distributors
- Complete Solutions- Market Share- Marketing
Regional Management- Regional Technical Sales Specialists
- Key Account Management- Jena Office
Technical Support- German Language, OEM capacity
Marketing: German Language Literature, Website, ManualsMarketing Partner, Dedicated Campaigns
Funding Opportunities• EU funding
• 50% of total payroll for 2 years• Eligible if locating in Eastern Germany• Availability of funding confirmed by consultancy
before setup
• Local funding• Up to 70% of rental cost for 3 years when setting
up in Jena Technology Centre• Access to workshop, meeting rooms and other
facilities
Staffing and Area Management
Jena Office:
H. RuchatzTechnical Support SpecialistSales Administrator
Field Based Sales Specialists:
North/West: DortmundSouth: Munich
Timeline
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3
2007 2008
Business Strategy Finalised
Start legal process of setting up GmbH
GmbH registered, start of EU funding application
Office Opening
Staff Recruitment
EU funding strategy approved
Cost and Development
DACH Turnover and Forecast
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Turnover 140000 200000 340000 420000 540000 690000 880000
2004/5 2005/6 2006/7 2007/8 2008/9 2009/10 2010/11
42.5 27.8 27.528.623.570% growth
Quarterly Sales ForecastQuarterly Sales (Inv)
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2007/8 90000 65000 110000 155000
2008/9 125000 95000 150000 170000
2009/10 150000 130000 190000 220000
2010/11 185000 180000 250000 265000
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Break Even Analysis Year 1
Brean Even Analysis, 2007/8
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Turnover 90000 155000 265000 420000
Fixed Cost 25845 121620 126603 179010
Total cost 68031 193706 261664 402808.5
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Break Even Analysis Year 1-4Break Even Analysis
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Turnover 350000 420000 540000 690000 880000
Fixed cost 179010 209080 263184 344960
Total cost 190000 402808.5 506780 629584 802960
2006/7 2007/8 2008/9 2009/10 2010/11
DACH Profit Forecast
GBP 2007/8 2008/9 2009/10 2010/11
Q1 21969 11268 20069.5 4650
Q2 -17525 -10144.5 11519.5 10050
Q3 -1108 14067 17679.5 37882.5
Q4 13855.5 18029.5 11147.5 20257.5
Total 17191.5 33220 60416 72840
Turnover 420000 540000 690000 880000
% of TO 4.1 6.2 8.8 8.3
Transfer to Prior Ltd. 46620 58500 72000 90000
Subsidies 44280 111960 68016 0
Summary
• Sales in DACH have risen by 70% last year
• Very good potential for growth in 3rd largest microscopy
market
• Local subsidiary based in Jena to open September 2007
• New subsidiary will be profitable in 1st year and
subsequent years
• Early recruitment of sales and support staff possible
through EU funding schemes