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Metsä Board
Metsä Board Profitable Growth of
Paperboard Business
Henri Sederholm, VP, Finance and ControlCiti, 4 December 2014
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Content
1. Consistent Strategy
2. Profitable Growth of the Paperboard Business
3. Financial Performance and Financing
4. Conclusions
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Consistent Strategy
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Metsä Board Is the Leading European Fresh Forest FibrePaperboard Producer
‒ Annual sales about 2.0 b€
‒ Europe’s largest in folding boxboard. World’s largest in coated white-top fresh
forest fibre linerboard
‒ Major uncoated fine and printing paper as well as market pulp supplier
‒ Valuable holdings in Metsä Fibre and Pohjolan Voima
‒ Main customers are brand owners, printers, corrugated packaging
manufacturers, merchants and office products suppliers
‒ Global sales and customer service network in over 70 countries and nine
production units in Finland, Sweden and Germany
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White Top Kraftliners
Folding Boxboard
Fully Bleached
Linerboards
Metsä Board Is Able to Offer a Wide Coverage of High-Quality Paperboards for Consumer Goods Companies and Converters
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Consistent Strategy
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‒ Paperboard is Metsä Board’s core business
‒ Focus on high-quality paperboards
‒ Smaller but healthier paper business
‒ Heavy re-engineering and successful divestments
‒ Extensive fibre know-how and pulp self-sufficiency
‒ Metsä Board’s role in Metsä Fibre’s planned new pulp
mill in Äänekoski to be clarified latest early next year
‒ Continuous development towards Super Productivity
Largest Folding Boxboard Producers in Europe
Source: Metsä Board, Pöyry Management Consulting Oy
Largest White Top Kraftliner and Fully Bleached
Kraftliner Producers in Europe
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Metsä Board is Heavily Focused on Paperboard. Productivity Clearly Improved in Recent Years
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Sales distribution 3Q 2014Capacity per employee at Metsä Board’s paperboard,
paper and pulp mills improved by almost 70 %
Paperboard 61%
Paper 24%
Market pulp 15%
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Profitability of Metsä Board’s Core Business Is the Best in Its Field
Operating result, excl. non-recurring items, % of sales
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Profitable Growth of the Paperboard Business
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Packaging Materials Is about EUR 600 Billion Business Globally and It Is Growing Strong
Wood fibre
based
materials
36 %
Others
64 %
‒ Growing population
‒ Urbanization
‒ Environmental awareness
‒ Safety
Global demand growth in Metsä Board’s main
grades, folding boxboard and white top fresh forest
fibre linerboard, 3–4 % annuallySource: Smithers Pira
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Highest growth in
paperboard packaging, accounting
for the largest share of the total
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Metsä Board’s Light Weight Paperboards Help the World’s
Leading Consumer Goods Companies to Succeed
‒ Increasing sales
‒ Improving sustainability
‒ Securing product safety
‒ Decreasing costs
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Lower quality recycled fibre paperboards
Metsä Board’s grades’ global
demand growth 3-4 %/a
Recycled and fresh forest
fibre based cartonboards
and linerboards
High-quality fresh forest fibre
cartonboards
and linerboards
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Metsä Board’s Light Weight Folding Boxboard has Excellent Growth Potential Globally
‒ Share of modern, safe and light-weight folding boxboard
is still low globally
‒ Metsä Board focuses on increasing the share of modern
FBB in Europe, Asia-Pacific and especially in North America
‒ Threshold to enter the high quality paperboard market is high
‒ Limited availability of high quality fibre
‒ Customers not willing to change suppliers easily
‒ Skilled people and organizations a crucial success factor
Share of ecological FBB of total
cartonboard market
Europe 35%North America 5%
Asia 22%
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Metsä Board’s FBB Has Proven Its Competitiveness Among
North American Consumer Goods Companies and Converters
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‒ Missing piece to the North American cartonboard offering
enabling the enhancement of sustainability
‒ Even over 30 % lighter in weight than competing paperboards
‒ Long-term contracts signed with several leading North
American converters and merchants
‒ Target in 2014 was to double deliveries from the 35 000 tonnes
last year. This target will be clearly exceeded
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FBB deliveries to North America, 1,000 tonnes
+270 %
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In Addition to Folding Boxboard Metsä Board Develops Strongly and Successfully Its Linerboard Business
‒ Successful transformation of Kemi mill to high end doublecoated segment
‒ Profitability to a totally new level
‒ Fully booked for several years
‒ Capacity increased to over 400 000 t/a
‒ Husum’s light weight fully bleached linerboards complete Metsä Board’s
offering enabling growth in totally new end uses
‒ Current run rate 100 000 t/a
‒ Steady decrease of unprofitable paper volumes in Husum
‒ 70 % growth in North America during the past 5 years
‒ USA today the biggest single market
‒ All leading corrugated box manufacturers as main customers
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Metsä Board’s fresh forest fibre
linerboard deliveries in 2013
EMEA
62%
Americas
37%
Asia-Pacific 1%
Metsä Board’s fresh forest fibre linerboard
deliveries to North America, 1,000 tonnes
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+70%
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New Innovative Light-Weight Paperboards Introduced in 1H 2014 to Broaden Offering and Accelerate Growth
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Carta Dedica Light weight cup stock and food service board
Carta Allura Luxury packaging board
Modo Northern Light CoatedHigh quality liner for corrugated and microflute packaging
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Good Track Record in Growing Paperboard Businesses
‒ Metsä Board’s paperboard deliveries increased in 1-3Q 2014
by 10 % from last year
‒ Main growth is seen in North America
‒ Outlook in the food service segment is very promising for
Metsä Board offering good growth opportunities in the future
‒ Alternatives to increase folding boxboard capacity are under
investigation
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Paperboard deliveries1 000 tonnes
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Financial Performance and Financing
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Highlights in 3Q 2014
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‒ Profitability improved from previous quarter
‒ Paperboard delivery volume continued to increase and price levels were stable
‒ Paper deliveries and average prices were at previous quarter level
‒ Market pulp deliveries reduced but average price increased slightly
‒ Good production including planned maintenance shutdown in Kemi
‒ Net debt reduced clearly to EUR 491 million due to strong cash flow
‒ Mika Joukio started as the new CEO on 1 October 2014
‒ Metsä Board was awarded by a position in the CDP’s Climate Disclosure Leadership Index in October
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Sales Operating result excl. non-rec. items
Result before taxes excl. non-rec. items
Operating Result in 3Q 2014 Improved as Expected
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EPS excl, nris has
more than doubled to
EUR 0.17 in 2014
EUR million EUR million
EUR million
Metsä Board’s operating result,
excluding non-recurring items, is
in the fourth quarter of 2014
expected to be roughly the same
as in the third quarter of 2014
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EBIT % of sales excl. non-recuring items ROCE %, excl. non-recurring items
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Target min. 10 %
Metsä Board’s Profitabillity Has Improved Steadily
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EBITDA Development
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EBITDA excl. non-recurring items
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EUR million
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Balance Sheet Ratios
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4,4
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Net Debt and Net Debt/EBITDA* Net Gearing
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106
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*Excluding non-recurring items
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Capex Reducing to about EUR 40-45 million in 2014
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‒ Annual EBIT sensitivity of 10 % change vs. euro
‒ EUR 45 million in USD
‒ EUR 20 million in GBP
‒ Reversed EUR 30 million SEK
‒ Hedging of the main foreign currency flows is 5-7 months. Thus,
the recent exchange rate changes are visible in 2015
‒ Business area numbers reflect exchange rate changes rapidly but
hedge accounting result in Other operations balance the impact
Recent Changes in Exchange Rates Are Favoring Metsä Board
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Diversified Funding Sources
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Long-Term Interest Bearing Liabilities 30.9. 2014
31 %
8 %
4 %
29 %
28 %
Bonds
Pension premium loans
Loans from financial institutions
Finance leases
Other interest bearing liabilities
Total EUR 701 million
Liquidity over
EUR 400 million
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Well Balanced Maturity Schedule
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Long-term interest bearing liabilities
Committed undrawn credit facilities
EUR million
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Long-term Interest Bearing Liabilities and Committed Undrawn Credit Facilities 30.9.2014
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Positive Rating Development
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Moody’s
Standard & Poor’s
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
BB+ | Ba1
BB | Ba2
BB- | Ba3
B+ | B1
B | B2
B- | B3
CCC+ | Caa1
CCC | Caa2
Positive
Positive
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Conclusions
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Key Priorities in 2015
‒ Grow profitably the paperboard businesses globally
‒ Secure good price levels
‒ Further improve best in class product quality and supply chain
‒ Develop new products for existing and new end uses
‒ Reduce underperforming paper businesses
‒ Continue productivity improvements and cost savings
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6,4
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Target min. 10 %
ROCE, excl. non-recurring items
%
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Make the most of Metsä Board
Thank You!
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