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CONFIDENTIAL
3D Print Me an Investment BankerM&A and Financing Trends in 3D Printing
Bryan DowExecutive Director, Investment Banking
October 22, 2014
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Senior member of Mooreland Partners Industrial Technology Group spearheading 3D Printing efforts
Advise companies in mergers, acquisitions, sales and raising growth capital
Based in Silicon Valley
Over 10 years of investment banking experience
– Previously Head of the Clean Energy and Industrial Technology Investment Banking Group at ThinkEquity
– Prior to ThinkEquity, member of the Technology Investment Banking Group at Needham & Company
– Completed over 50 transactions BS from the Leavey School of Business at Santa Clara University
Bryan DowExecutive DirectorInvestment Banking
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3D Printing Market Overview
M&A Trends
Financing Trends
Public Markets and Valuations
Conclusion
Agenda
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3D Printing Market Overview
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ProductionProduction
Mooreland 3D Printing Universe
Production(End‐Use)
Service Bu
reau
sPrinter M
anufacturers
Combo
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Production/ Professional
Professional(Prototypes/Models)
Professional/Personal
Personal(Hobbyist Products)
Other
Personal
3D Scanners
ComponentsProduction Production
Source: Mooreland Partners.*Combo companies act as both service bureaus and 3D printer manufacturers.
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From 2011 to today, 3D Printing companies have raised close to $4Bn in public offerings vs. ~$300M raised in the 23 years from 1987 to 2010
In 2013 the level of venture capital investments into 3D printing tripled from 2012
Annual industrial printer purchases has increased nearly 19x since 19951
# of companies exploding in recent years…
History of 3D Printing
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# 3D Printing Companies Over Time (that we know of)
Systems Sold in 19951
Systems Sold in 20141
1) Source: Wohler’s 2014
~9,832 systems sold ($1.1Bn)
525 systems($124K)
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1985 1995 2005 2014
Key M&A Trends
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Selected Recent Noteworthy Transactions
2011 2012 2013 2014
Deal volume accelerating– 2014 deal activity to date is already greater than any year since 2009
Deal size increasing in recent years– Handful of landmark transactions in last 2 years
– 4 of 5 deals with value above $100M closed in 2012 or later
Stratasys and 3D Systems continues to be the most active acquirers in the space by far…
– … However, as more 3D Printing companies accessing public financing, new acquirers are emerging
3D Printing Deal Volume Since 2009
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3D Printing M&A by Type Since 2009
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2014YTD20132012201120102009
Systems ManufacturerService BureauSoftwareOther
Source: CapitalIQ and Mooreland Partners.1) As of October 2014
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Who’s Buying??
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``# Deals (66 total) 47 9 3 2 2 2 1
Cash on B/S $570.3 $577.9 $47.8 $56.0 $106.0 $78.3 $48.1
Types of Deals
>> Professional Equipment
>> Hobbyist Equipment
>> Service Bureaus
>> Software, etc.
Potential Out‐of‐Industry Buyers
Cash # Deals since 2012 M&A $’s Spent in 2013
Aggregate Values $121,376 448 $82,222
Leading 3D Printing Industry Participants
Source: CapitalQ
$ values in millions
$ values in millions
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Key Themes Observed in 3D Printing M&A
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Aggressive service bureau acquisition, largely by equipment makers, as well as other service bureaus
Particularly active in 2014
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Notes Noteworthy Consolidations
Acquisition of specific capabilities such as mobile accessories, prosthetics, jewelry etc.
Likely area for future out‐of‐industry buyers (e.g. GE /Morris)
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/ / Majority of 3DP deals (DDD & SSYS land grab)
While DDD has executed 6x the number of deals, SSYS has led a number of market defining transactions (e.g MakerBot, Solid Concepts)
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Most commonly equipment manufacturers adding software to extend capabilities around managing scanned images
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Expanding Service Bureau Platforms
Market Consolidation
Ancillary Capabilities
Application Specific
Acquisitions
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3D Printing M&A Valuations and Common Deal Structures
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Source: Capital IQ, 451 Group, company reporting and Mooreland estimates.
26.2x
5.9x 5.7x 5.5x
4.5x 4.5x 4.2x 3.9x3.3x 3.1x 2.9x
2.4x
0.9x
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Transaction structure is a key variable in 3D Printing M&A negations While many deals have published very high revenue multiples, transactions are often financed by richly valued stock vs. cash,
which may involve a significant lock up period and market risk of the shares Many deals also include a variety of contingency payments
– Earn‐outs based on future performance – Incentive payments to retain key executives – Future payments contingent upon achieving certain integration goals
Select 3D Printing M&A Valuations: EV / LTM Revenue
(AP&C Division)
Median: 4.2x LTM Rev
CashStockContingencies
Financing Trends
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Generalist VCs Still Formulating Strategy
Recently Active (1+) in the Space
Recently Invested in the
Space
Private Investors in 3D Printing
Selected Current 3D Printing Investors
Explicit Strategy Around 3D Printing
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Source: Mooreland Partners.
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Selected Venture Capital Investors and Portfolio Companies
Investor Targets
Venture capital investments in 3D printing grew by nearly 320% YOY in 2013
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Source: Mooreland Partners.
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Crowdfunding Successes
Name Campaign End Amount Raised
Uncia
Aug 14 $22K
M3D LLC
May 14 $2.9m+
Full Spectrum Laser
Feb 14/ Sep 12 $1m+
3Doodler
Jan 14 $2.3m+
Deltaprintr
Jan 14 $24K
Cirri
Jan 14 $19.6K CAD
Acuity Design
Nov 13 $12K
While traditional VCs continue to invest in the 3D Printing space, startups have also found great success from crowdfunding platforms, such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo
Name Campaign End Amount Raised
Rinnovated Design
Oct 13 $65K CAD
Pirate 3DP
Jun 13 $1.44m
RigidBot 3D Printer
May 13 $1.09m
B9 Creator
Apr 13/ Jun 12 $800K+
Matter and Form
Mar 13 $350K+
RoBo 3D
Feb 13 $650K
Formlabs
Oct 12 $2.95m
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Source: Kickstarter, Indiegogo and Mooreland Partners.
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3D Printing Funding
Funded Crowd FundedSelected BootstrappedVast majority (>90%) of 3D Printing companies are still self‐funded
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Source: Mooreland Partners.
Public Markets & Valuations
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1.3x
8.4x
2.0x
1.2x
6.9x
14.9x 14.8x
5.8x
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$2
$99
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$29
$14
$30
$99
$0.0
$20.0
$40.0
$60.0
$80.0
$100.0
$120.0
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$2
$4
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EV / Rev
LTM Rev
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LTM Revenue and Valuation Multiples of IPOs
1987 1994 2012 2013 20141) 3D Systems multiple based on earliest available financials in September 2001; assumes Net Debt = 02) Arcam values from Nasdaq OMX relisting in 2012; previously traded on Nordic Growth Market
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Total Public Fundraisings
Source: Capital IQ. Excludes commercial debt and working capital lines.
$0
$200
$400
$600
$800
$1,000
$1,200
$1,400
$1,600
$1,800
$2,000
DDD SSYS XONE PRLB VJET SLM ARCM MATLS
Fund
s Raised in Pub
lic Offe
rings ($
, Millions)
Follow on 1IPOFollow‐on OfferingsIPOs
$4B+Raised
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0%
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200%
300%
400%
500%
600%
700%
800%
900%
1000%
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1200%
3D Printing Index (+542.3%)
NASDAQ (+63.0%)
Russell 2000 (+45.6%)
Aggregate Public Stock Performance Since 2012
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Public investors continue to show active interest in 3D Printing, whose shares, includingthe 2014 correction, have outperformed the broader indices by over 5x since 2012
Source: Capital IQ, 451 Group, company reporting and proprietary information; as of 20‐Oct 2014 Arcam relisted on OMX
Feb‘12 IPO Jun‘12 IPO
Feb‘13 IPO Oct‘13 IPO
May‘13 IPO
Jun‘13 IPO
5x
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14.2x
11.2x 11.1x 11.1x 10.6x
8.2x
6.5x
4.2x
ARCM VJET PRLB SSYS SLM DDD XONE MTLS
9.8x
8.5x 8.0x7.0x 6.7x
6.0x4.8x
4.0x
ARCM PRLB VJET SSYS SLM DDD XONE MTLS
Strong Investor Interest at Premium Valuations
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Source: Capital IQ, 451 Group, company reporting and proprietary information; Multiples as of 21‐Oct 2014
CY2014 Revenue Multiples
CY2013 Revenue Multiples
Median: 6.9x 2014P Rev
Median: 10.8x 2013A Rev
Conclusion
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Continued IPO activity–Provides more choices for public investors– Increases buyer universe driving further M&A
Strategic and VC private investments to ramp, but slowly– Strategics already developing strategies at the BU level, but this takes time to trickle down–VCs are more cautious in hardware investments in this environment; into capital light models
More consolidation by existing players–Continued “land grab” for market share and defense reasons– Economies of scale and technical advancements are increasing quality and bringing costs down
Valuations will become more reasonable–Not necessarily by declining stock prices, but companies growing into their valuations that investors ascribe
A large conglomerate or 2D printer company to enter via M&A– They have been on the sidelines for too long–As the market becomes more established with customer qualifications, necessary market opportunity will exist
What We Expect…
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Bryan G. Dow Executive Director
950 Tower Lane, Suite 1950 Foster City, CA 94404 tel: +1 (650) 330‐3788 [email protected]
Mooreland Partners LLC is a member of FINRA / SIPC