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2004 Preliminary Results 23 February 2005

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  • 2004 Preliminary Results23 February 2005

  • 2

    Agenda

    • Introduction – David Newlands

    • Financial Review – Ken Lever

    • Operational & Strategic Review – Jim Nicol

  • 3

    Agenda

    • Introduction – David Newlands

    • Financial Review – Ken Lever

    • Operational & Strategic Review – Jim Nicol

  • 4

    Financial highlights

    • Underlying* sales ahead by 5.7 per cent

    • Underlying* operating profit** up by 12.8 per cent

    • Reported operating profit† up by 10.5 per cent

    • Group operating margin** 9.3 per cent (2003: 8.6 per cent)

    • Basic earnings per share before non-operating exceptional items and goodwill amortisation grew by 20.1 per cent

    • Full year dividend increased by 5.0 per cent to 12.6p (2003: 12.0p)

    • Net debt lower at £244.5m

    • US dollar operating income under US GAAP up by 23.7 per cent

    * See results’ announcement for definition of underlying** before operating exceptional items and goodwill amortisation† before goodwill amortisation

    from continuing operations

    Financial review

  • 5

    Summary profit & loss

    *includes associates and before goodwill amortisation

    179.9

    132.447.5

    140.8(8.4)

    152.7(11.9)

    235.9(83.2)

    271.8(35.9)

    295.8

    (24.0)

    3,150.4

    2003(£1=$1.63)

    0.6%180.9Profit after tax

    68.7%223.4(42.5)

    Profit before taxTax at 19%

    69.4%(79.8%)

    238.5(15.1)

    Profit before interestInterest

    64.4%(5.0%)

    251.0(12.5)

    Profit before goodwill amortisationGoodwill amortisation

    10.5%88.5%

    260.6(9.6)

    Operating profitNon-operating exceptional items

    2.3%51.3%

    278.1(17.5)Operating exceptional items

    2.0%

    1.3%

    301.8

    (23.7)

    Operating profit before operating exceptional items*:Business groups

    Central costs

    (5.4%)2,980.3Sales

    Change(%)

    2004(£1=$1.83)

    £m

    Financial review

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    Sales bridge

    3,150.4

    (265.7)

    (63.8) 79.4

    21.1 58.9

    2,980.3

    2003 2004

    Acquisitions & Disposals

    Currency translation

    Air Systems Components

    Engineered & Construction

    Products

    Industrial & Automotive

    Underlying sales change

    +5.7%

    £m

    £=$1.63

    £=$1.83

    Underlying sales up 5.7%, but reported sales reduced by 5.4%

    Financial review

    (8.4%)

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    235.9

    9.42.5

    (25.0)

    1.816.4

    20.0

    (0.4)

    260.6

    Operating profit* bridge

    CentralCosts

    Currency translation

    Air SystemsComponents

    Engineered &Construction

    Products

    Industrial &Automotive

    2003

    £m

    Acquisitions &Disposals

    +12.8%

    Underlying operating profit change

    £=$1.63

    £=$1.83

    2004

    *before goodwill amortisation

    Reported operating profit ahead by 10.5 per cent despite currency effect

    Financial review

    Restructuring

    (10.6%)

  • 8

    Underlying growthGroup

    Financial review

    Underlying growth against prior year:

    4.1%

    5.7%

    2.3%

    12.8%

    -

    2%

    4%

    6%

    8%

    10%

    12%

    14%

    2003 v 2002 2004 v 2003

    Sales Operating Profit*

    On an underlying basis, sales and operating profit significantly ahead* before operating exceptional items and goodwill amortisation

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    Underlying growthIndustrial & Automotive

    Achieved higher operating profit growth in 2004

    Financial review

    6.3%

    4.3%

    9.9%

    11.4%

    -

    2%

    4%

    6%

    8%

    10%

    12%

    14%

    2003 v 2002 2004 v 2003

    Sales Operating Profit*

    Underlying growth against prior year:

    * before operating exceptional items and goodwill amortisation

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    Underlying growthAir Systems Components

    Financial review

    Underlying growth against prior year:

    ( 1.8% )

    5.3%

    24.9%

    ( 9.6% )( 10% )

    ( 5% )

    -

    5%

    10%

    15%

    20%

    25%

    30%

    2003 v 2002 2004 v 2003

    Sales Operating Profit*

    Turnaround in sales and profit growth* before operating exceptional items and goodwill amortisation

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    Underlying growthEngineered & Construction Products

    Financial review

    Underlying growth against prior year:

    2.3%

    10.5%

    2.6%

    4.4%

    -

    2%

    4%

    6%

    8%

    10%

    12%

    14%

    2003 v 2002 2004 v 2003

    Sales Operating Profit*

    Sales significantly ahead compared to last year* continuing operations, before operating exceptional items and goodwill amortisation

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    Underlying growthAftermarket

    Financial review

    11.5%1.9%5.3%100.0%Group

    9.1%13.6%11.5%5.0%Rest of World

    £338.2m£558.1m£896.3m

    IndustrialAutomotiveTotal

    7.2%

    19.1%

    68.7%

    Proportion of 2004 Aftermarket

    Sales

    3.6%0.9%1.7%Europe

    21.6%

    12.5%

    Industrial Aftermarket

    Growth2003 to 2004

    Automotive Aftermarket

    Growth2003 to 2004

    Total Aftermarket

    Growth2003 to 2004

    Region

    44.1%33.3%Asia

    (1.2%)3.7%North America

    Strong growth in China and other emerging markets

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    Full year operating margins*

    10.1%

    11.2%

    9.3%8.8%

    9.8%9.4%

    9.6% 9.6%

    7%

    8%

    9%

    10%

    11%

    Industrial &Automotive

    Air SystemsComponents

    Engineered &Construction

    Products

    Group

    2003 2004

    I&A and ASC maintained double digit margins through the year

    Financial review

    * continuing operations, before operating exceptional items and goodwill amortisation

  • 14

    Raw materials

    6.14.2

    7.7

    18.0

    0

    5

    10

    15

    20

    Industrial &Automotive

    Air SystemsComponents

    Engineered &Construction

    Products

    Group

    £m

    Effective management of increased costs

    Net impact of raw material cost increases for the year:

    Financial review

  • 15

    Financial review

    Strategic manufacturing initiatives

    46.1

    35.9

    17.5

    25.4

    34.3

    20.1

    0

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    30

    35

    40

    45

    50

    2002 2003 2004

    Operating Exceptional Items Charge Operating Exceptional Items Cash Spend

    Cash cost exceeding charge as SMI projects move to conclusion

    £m

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    Non-operating exceptional items

    (9.6)

    -

    (9.6)

    -29.6

    (39.2)

    (13.1)-

    (3.7)(4.1)

    (18.3)

    2004

    (32.6)33.1

    Other items relating to disposals:- Provision for exit from non-core businesses- Reversal of provisions relating to business disposals

    (91.4)

    (90.9)

    7.7Profit on asset disposals

    (29.9)(51.4)

    Goodwill relating to disposals:- Sold during the year- Sold after the year end

    11.4(21.5)

    -

    Book (loss)/ profit on the disposal of businesses:- Sold during the year- Sold after the year end- Cost of exit of business

    (83.2)Total

    2003£m

    Financial review

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    TaxFinancial review

    223.4

    -

    223.4

    (9.6)

    (12.5)

    245.5

    Profit

    19.0%(42.5)As reported

    -15.0Tax contingency release

    22.4%2.8Goodwill amortisation

    25.7%(57.5)Profit before tax

    26.0%

    25.6%

    EffectiveRate

    Tax (charge)/credit£m

    2.5Non-operating exceptional items

    (62.8)Tax on profit before non-operating exceptional items and goodwill amortisation

    Tax rate of 19.0% after tax contingency release

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    (384.5)-Redemption of preference shares

    (105.1)(2.7)Acquisitions and disposals

    20.2

    6.9

    16.0

    (165.7)

    181.7

    394.0

    (20.1)(18.0)

    -

    (10.0)(142.2)(25.9)

    3.9

    278.1115.9

    2004

    16.6Currency and other

    50.7Cash flow after tax, interest and dividends(167.3)Tax, interest and dividends

    (422.3)Change in net debt

    218.0Cash flow from operations after exceptional items

    397.3

    (34.3)-

    13.7

    (29.9)(97.8)(26.8)(4.2)

    EBITDACash effect of exceptional items:- Strategic manufacturing initiatives- Exit from businesses- Asset proceedsCapital expenditure:- Strategic manufacturing initiatives- Business operations Working capital, excluding the effect of operating exceptional itemsOther operating cash flows

    271.8125.5

    Operating profit before operating exceptional items and goodwill amortisationDepreciation and amortisation before operating exceptional items

    2003£mAverage exchange rate $/£: 2004 - 1.83, 2003 - 1.63

    Cash flow

    Net debt lower at £244.5 million

    Financial review

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    Capital investment

    Capital Expenditure Depreciation

    Industrial & Automotive

    119.0111.0

    134.7

    85.6 90.8 86.6

    020406080

    100120140160

    2002 2003 2004

    £mGroup152.9

    141.1157.7

    128.8 128.6115.9

    020406080

    100120140160

    2002 2003 2004

    £m

    Investments in Stackpole, China expansion and systems development

    Financial review

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    Capital investmentFinancial review

    Capital Expenditure Depreciation

    Engineered & Construction Products

    19.620.7

    14.6

    24.121.4

    14.4

    0

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    2002 2003 2004

    Air Systems Components

    14.2

    8.6 8.0

    19.1

    16.214.6

    0

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    2002 2003 2004

    £m£m

    Investments in Dexter, Bathware and Fittings to improve efficiency

  • 21

    Working capital

    Continue to effectively manage investment in working capital

    Financial review

    18.017.9Industrial & Automotive

    8.29.0Air Systems Components

    6.54.0Engineered & Construction Products

    13.4

    2003%

    2004%Working capital as percentage of total sales

    13.5Group

  • 22

    Financial summaryFinancial review

    • Good underlying growth in sales and operating profits

    • Improved operating margins

    • Strong cash generation

    • Continuing to invest for profitable growth

    • SMI programme largely complete

    • Good dividend

    • Strong financial position

    Strong financial position going into 2005

  • 23

    Agenda

    • Introduction – David Newlands

    • Financial Review – Ken Lever

    • Operational & Strategic Review – Jim Nicol

  • 24

    Value building strategy

    Dynamic growth in value:

    Operational & Strategic Review

    Dynamic growth in value:

    • Organic growth– business efficiency – business development– product and process innovation

    • Geographic expansion– higher growth markets

    • Strategic acquisitions– Value enhancing– Complementary product lines– Growth prospects

    Moving up the tempo

  • 25

    Business excellenceOperational & Strategic Review

    CREATING VALUE

    DisciplinedCapital Allocation

    Value CreatingAcquisitions

    Attractive Markets

    Innovation / Technology

    Manufacturing Excellence

    Incentive Scheme

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    Business efficiency

    • Plant rationalisations, closed 10 facilities

    • £25.4m lean savings across the Group

    • 20% of manufacturing in low-cost jurisdictions

    Mexicali – Holland Produced Parts Kan Ban Mexicali - TDCAA Cell Design

    Operational & Strategic Review

  • 27

    Business development – Powertrain

    Gates

    • $101m in new business• 30% non traditional markets• 65% non “Big 3”

    Stackpole

    • C$98m new business • DCX 62TE Carrier - $6m

    31.8 30.4

    20.0

    12.0

    7.0

    0

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    30

    35

    NA EU Korea China Japan

    Mill

    ions

    Operational & Strategic Review

    $

  • 28

    Business development – Air SystemsOperational & Strategic Review

    • Order backlog continues to improve

    • Key orders Q4 2004 $5.4m ($4.2m in Q3 2004)

    • New product sales of $20m

  • 29

    Business development – Aftermarket

    Trico Beam Blade Transmission Oil Cooler

    • Launched in Q4 2004

    • New customers launch 2005

    • Popular Mechanic Editor’s Choice

    Operational & Strategic Review

    • Previously only sourced through auto dealer network

  • 30

    Product innovationOperational & Strategic Review

    Quick-Lok™ coupling

    9.3 per cent of 2004 sales from new products

    GEM10®

    • 1st program in Europe

    • 1st program in N. America• 4.0 litre engine module

    • $78 content per engine

    • Strong Citroen C3 volumes

    • 30 programmes under development

    • 1st program in N. America• $56 content per engine

    • Facilitates port-to-port

    • Reduces after sales service

    • Reduces assembly time

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    Expand in higher growth marketsOperational & Strategic Review

    Gates, Suzhou 2

    Lu Hai, Joint Venture

    Ideal, Suzhou, Scheduled Q4 2005

    Trico, Suzhou, Scheduled Q4 2005

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    Stackpole progress

    • Business development activity remains strong– Expected CAGR of 15 - 20% (2004 – 2009)

    • Variable displacement oil pumps• Carrier systems & modules

    – Diverse customers

    • Successful launch of 3 facilities

    • Near term results impacted by– GM car volumes down 20%– Customer launch delays

    • On-track to achieve strategic objectives

    Operational & Strategic Review

  • 33

    Acquisition process – ASC case studyOperational & Strategic Review

    Hart & CooleyAir Diffusion

    American Metal Products/

    Superior Rex

    WardJohnson

    Milcor

    Combined business

    Original business

    1999 2000 2001 2002 2005 Current

    Enterprise value

    Residential market

    UK presence

    Low cost Mexico facility

    Product diversification

    Product diversification

    China cost base

    Synergy value

    Higher growth

    Increasing margin

    Rationalise production Lean manufacturing Value creation

  • 34

    Acquisitions – Milcor

    • Acquired Jan 2005• Product line extension• Product and customer synergies• Expands distribution capability• Manufacturing capability in China• Annual sales of $47m

    Operational & Strategic Review

  • 35

    Acquisitions – Mectrol

    • Acquired Dec 2004• Product line extension to Gates• Access to new markets and customers• Asia expansion opportunity• Integration progressing smoothly• Annual sales of $25m

    Operational & Strategic Review

  • 36

    Acquisitions – L E TechnologiesOperational & Strategic Review

    • Acquired Feb 2005• RV buyer age group (55-64) to grow

    45% between 2001 and 2010• Modular frame capability (Frame + Axle)• Purchasing / Manufacturing synergies• Access to a new customer base• Potential for additional frame content• Annual sales of $86m

  • 37

    2004 recap

    Good performance– underlying sales 5.7%– underlying operating profit 12.8%– operating margin 9.3% vs 8.6%

    Performance driven by:– organic growth:

    • new product and process development• manufacturing excellence

    – geographic expansion– acquisitions

    Operational & Strategic Review

  • 38

    End market outlook

    Outlook

    Automotive OE

    Automotive Aftermarket

    Industrial OE

    Industrial Aftermarket

    Residential Construction

    Non-Residential Construction

    Forecast to grow slightly

    Should grow by 4%

    Positive forecast

    Positive forecast

    Small decline

    Forecast to grow 5%

    Market 2005

    Operational & Strategic Review

  • 39

    2005 outlook

    • Coming into the year we have:– Some continuing effect of raw material costs– Weak Q1 N. American automotive volumes

    • Build momentum throughout the year– Dynamic growth– Culture of business excellence

    • Expect underlying progress

    Moving up the tempo

    Operational & Strategic Review

  • 40

    • Questions & Answers

  • 41

    • Appendices

  • 42

    Q4 operating profit*

    After operating

    exceptional items

    Operating exceptional

    items

    Before operating

    exceptional items

    After operating

    exceptional items

    Operating exceptional

    items

    Before operating

    exceptional items

    £m

    53.0(8.4)61.458.5(5.1)63.6Total before goodwill amortisation

    (6.1)-(6.1)(4.9)-(4.9)Central costs

    59.1(8.4)67.563.4(5.1)68.5Total of business groups

    10.7(0.6)11.311.10.210.9Engineered & Construction Products

    9.4(1.2)10.610.1(0.7)10.8Air Systems Components

    39.0(6.6)45.642.2(4.6)46.8Industrial & Automotive

    Q4 2003Q4 2004

    *before goodwill amortisation

    Appendices

    Group Q4 reported operating profits ahead despite translation impact

  • 43

    Full year operating profit*

    After operating

    exceptional items

    Operating exceptional

    items

    Before operating

    exceptional items

    After operating

    exceptional items

    Operating exceptional

    items

    Before operating

    exceptional items

    £m

    239.9(35.9)271.8260.6(17.5)278.1Total before goodwill amortisation

    (24.0)-(24.0)(23.7)-(23.7)Central costs

    259.9(35.9)295.8284.3(17.5)301.8Total of business groups

    52.5(11.1)63.657.6(1.7)59.3Engineered & Construction Products

    38.2(4.1)42.346.2(1.0)47.2Air Systems Components

    169.2(20.7)189.9180.5(14.8)195.3Industrial & Automotive

    20032004

    Reported operating profits ahead for the group despite translation impact*before goodwill amortisation

    Appendices

  • 44

    US GAAP highlights

    Currency translation hides strong performance in sales and operating income

    (12.5)-Goodwill Impairment

    13.4%(45.5)(39.4)Central Costs

    6.0%104.2110.5Engineered & Construction Products

    37.2%61.183.8Air Systems Components

    15.8%278.3322.2Industrial & Automotive

    23.7%385.6477.1Operating Income

    11.0%988.11,097.1Engineered & Construction Products

    5.8%730.3772.3Air Systems Components

    11.4%3,129.03,486.7Industrial & Automotive

    10.5%4,847.45,356.1Net Sales

    % change20032004$m

    Appendices