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Leading the way in Finland and Europe East
Presentation for Ramirent CMD 2011
Kari Aulasmaa, SVP, Finland and Europe East
1 September 2011
1.9.2011 / CMD 2011 / Kari Aulasmaa © 2011 Ramirent
Easy customer accessibility through largest network – 85 depots
Largest and most versatile rental equipment and service offering
#1 market position
Large and well-diversified customer base
3 operational companies
Large service centers and logistic hubs with broad offering in all major cities
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Ramirent FinlandExecutive summary
Ramirentcustomer centre
Ramirent Finland ltd.
General Rental
Teline-Rami ltd.Scaffolding
Rami-Cranes ltd.Tower-cranes
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Q2 2011 Finland
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MEUR
Highlights Historic financial performance
Q2 January - June Full Year
Finland 2011 2010 Change(EUR)
Change(Local)
2011 2010 Change(EUR)
Change(Local)
2010
Net sales, MEUR 36.5 36.1 1 % 1 % 66.8 64.2 4 % 4 % 136.9
EBIT, MEUR 4.7 4.0 18 % 6.1 3.8 60 % 13.7
EBIT-margin 12.9 % 11.1 % 9.1 % 5.9 % 10.0%
Employees 633 641 -1 % 603
Outlets 85 83 2 % 84
Main growth driver was residential construction, while growth was slowed down by lower activity in shipyards, industrial maintenance and in the private household sector
Profitability improved based on higher utilisation levels and improving pricing environment
Acquisition of weather protection company SuomenSääsuoja Oy
Acquisition of Suomen Sääsuoja Oy
Strategic acquisition for Ramirent Finland
Acquisition closed May 13th 2011
Founded in 2006 as a part of the PekkaNiska- Group
Focused on rental and sales of weather protection equipment
and scaffolding
Customer base consists of construction companies, industrial
plants and events
Enlarge Ramirent’s scaffolding operations to attractive
weather protection market and strengthen position both in
construction and industrial sector
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Finland vision and key business objectives
Country Finland
Ramirent is a leading rental company in Finland, operating nation-wide as well-known and professional general rental company.
Ramirent is an innovative orchestrator who is capable of adding value to his customers.
Profitable growth via both organic market growth and utilization of outsourcing development and selected acquisitions.
Increasing efficiency through continuous internal process development.
Continuous development of offerings and services.
Development of key account management processes.
Group VisionTo be the leading and most progressive equipment rental solutions company in Europe, setting the benchmark for industry performance and customer service
Key business objectives Sustainable profitability growth
driven by positive top-line development and operational excellence
Reduced risk level through more balanced business portfolio
Common platform for selected processes combined with strong local customer orientation
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Finland Sales Breakdown
Sales by product group Q2 2011
Construction
51 %
Industry
21 %
Other service
companies16 %
Public
sector 6 %
Households
6 %
Sales by customer sector 2010
6
Other40 %
Tower cranes &
Hoists3 %
Heavy4 %
Modules5 %
Scaffolding6 %
Power & Heating
6 %
SAFE7 %
Light13 %
Lifts16 %
Finland market dynamics and key trends
29 % 29 % 30 % 31 % 31 % 32 % 32 %
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Estimated market sizeTotal rental market size, Million EUR
Key market dynamics and trends
• Moderate growth in rental penetration
• Product and service offering expanding
• Customer base will broaden further; highest growth potential in Other services sector
• Renting becoming more and more common way of activity
• Active outsourcing and acquisition trend
• Usage of machines will increase in general
Rental penetration developmentPenetration (%)
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Other sectors Construction sector
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27 %20 %
8 %
6 %
6 % 4 %Ramirent
Others
Cramo
Pekka-Niska
Teline-Kataja
YIT
Skanska
Main competitors
Construction outlook
2011 construction growth +5% (RT 04/2011)
2012 estimated growth rate +3% (RT 04/2011)
Growth is driven by residential construction and
renovation while other sectors are stable
Renovation accounts for nearly half of the housing
construction
The outlook of residential construction is softening
in H2/11 – Forecast of new starts dropped from 33
500 down to 31 000 flats
Remarkable investments ongoing in mine-, steel-
and energy industries
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Construction volume in Finlandindex 2000=100
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Renovation construction
Residential construction
Infrastructure
Non-residential construction
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Korjausrakentaminen
Kiintein 2010 hinnoin
Miillion EUR
Market development of rental equipment used in residential construction in Finland
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Housing constructionin total
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Korjausrakentaminen
Kiintein 2010 hinnoin
Residential
Rental of construction machinery and equipment market development in Finland
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Equipmentrental in total
Residential
Non-residentialconstruction
Source: VTT Forecast 3 May 2011
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Kiintein 2010 hinnoin
Other industries
Rental of construction equipment and tower cranes market development in Finland
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Equipmentrental in total
Tower cranes
Source: VTT Forecast 3 May 2011
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Ei-asuinrakennukset
Asuinrakennukset
Korjausrakentaminen
Kiintein 2010 hinnoin
2011: 10% Growth expected in equipment rental Forecast of rental of construction equipment and machinery
Value 2010 MEUR
2008 %
2009 %
Change
2010 %
2011 %
2012%
Residential 168 11 % -22 % 4 % 19 % 5 %
Renovation 106 13 % 3 % 5 % 7 % 7 %
Infra 51 3 % 0 % 2 % 1 % 3 %
Industry 77 6 % -17 % 8 % 8 % 7 %
Services 37 3 % -4 % 4 % 5 % 5 %
Consumers 26 4 % 0 % 4 % 4 % 4 %
Public 20 4 % 3 % 2 % 3 % 3 %
Total 486 8 % -11 % 5 % 10 % 5 %
Import 1 000 20 -35
Source: VTT Forecast 3 May 2011
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Ei-asuinrakennukset
Asuinrakennukset
Korjausrakentaminen
Kiintein 2010 hinnoin
Equipment rental by customer sector and product Total market in Finland EUR 486 million
Public4 %
Households5 %
Services8 %
Residential 34 %Renovation
22 %
Infra-structure
11 %
Industry16 %
Rental by customer sector 2010
Tower cranes
5 %Mobile cranes
15 %
Hoists2 %
Power & lighting etc
6 %
Formworks 3 %
Scaffolding and safety
24 %Modules
5 %
Infra machines
11 %
Personnel hoists
13 %
Other16 %
Rental by product 2010
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Source: VTT Forecast 3 May 2011
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Talonrak. käyttö yht.
Ei-asuinrakennukset
Asuinrakennukset
Korjausrakentaminen
Kiintein 2010 hinnoin
Ramirent’s positioning as a Dynamic Rental Solutions supplier
Temporary project depot concept for investment
and maintenance project – enlarged in co-
operation with Havator Group in 2010
All inclusive scaffolding service concept
strengthened with weather protection services in
2011
Dust control concept
Temporary electrifying and heating services
Ramirent “Smart” - Access control and working
condition measurement solution for construction
sites
Customer training for safe use of equipment
Strong focus on development of safety concepts
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Dust control concept – Dust free site
All-inclusive product and service package as response to
tightened requirements in sites (launched June 2009)
Includes equipment, engineering, design, installation,
measuring, maintenance
Underpressured and isolated department with controlled
access – several solutions available
Totally filtered and clean exhaust air
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Ramirent ”Smart” – Concept for working condition measurement and access control
Remote control system with
electrical control desk
• 3G web connection (full rate)
• Sensor / camera surveillance
Measurement of site
conditions:
• Temperature, humidity,
lightning, power, air quality, etc.
Easy solution for access and
work force control
On-line information 24 h
Cost efficient solution for
common problems in sites
Completes Ramirent’s
traditional solution concepts
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Opportunities
• Utilization of strengthening
outsourcing trend
• Selective acquisitions offers ways to
strengthen current business.
• Development of product and service
offering creates growth opportunities
• Modern technology and system
development give opportunities to
develop products and improve
efficiency
• Raising penetration and increasing
usage of machines grow rental
industry.
Challenges
• Construction is not growth industry
and industrial production is
decreasing – Growth is limited.
• Capability management – less skilled
work force in the future.
• Development of service business is
always complicate – requires strong
understanding of customer’s
processes and customer’s way of
thinking.
• Newcomers may change stability of
the market.
SegmentOpportunities and challenges
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Europe East recovery faster than expected
Presentation for Ramirent CMD 2011
Kari Aulasmaa, SVP, Finland and Europe East
1 September 2011
1.9.2011 / CMD 2011 / Kari Aulasmaa © 2011 Ramirent
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Outlet
Local head office
Re-renting agents
Long experience since 1988
The segment comprises operations in
Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine and
Russia
Best-in-class customer service standards
Modern equipment fleet
Experienced local management
Excellent footprint with 56 depots - 11 new
rental outlets in H1/2011
Largest and most versatile rental equipment
and service offering
# 1 position in Russia and in Baltic
Ramirent East EuropeExecutive summary
Q2 2011 Europe East
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Growth drivers infrastructure construction in Russia and energy-related investments in Baltics and Ukraine. The positive development continued in the Baltic States, especially in Lithuania, and also in Ukraine
Profitability started to recover with increasing business volumes and higher price levels
New outlets in the Baltics, mainly in Lithuania and Estonia, as well as in the Russian city of Sochi
Historic financial performance
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Net sales EBIT-%
MEUR
Highlights
Q2 January - June Full Year
Europe East 2011 2010 Change(EUR)
Change(Local)
2011 2010 Change(EUR)
Change(Local)
2010
Net sales, MEUR 13.0 9.5 37 % 40 % 22.4 17.0 32 % 33 % 42.7
EBIT, MEUR 1.0 -1.6 N/A -0.7 -4.0 N/A -3.5
EBIT-margin 7.5 % -16.5 % -3.0 % -23.4 % -8.3 %
Employees 411 394 4 % 392
Outlets 51 45 13 % 48
East Europe vision and key business objectives
East Europe To customers first choice and maintain leading position in the market
To be progressive rental solution supplier and innovative partner for customers
Sustainable and profitable growth
Restore back the high profitability in all countries
Take leading position in all countries where present
Create balanced product and service portfolio
Enlarge customer base
Group VisionTo be the leading and most progressive equipment rental solutions company in Europe, setting the benchmark for industry performance and customer service
Key business objectives Sustainable profitability growth
driven by positive top-line development and operational excellence
Reduced risk level through more balanced business portfolio
Common platform for selected processes combined with strong local customer orientation
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Europe East Sales Breakdown
Other0,2 %
Cranes & Hoists
6,2 %
Used rental equipment
8,4 %
Heavy15,3 %
Site Units5,5%
Scaffolding5,3 %
Power & Heating
11,7 %
Safe10,2 %
Light13,1 %
Lifts11,6 %
Services, sales and
transport.12,5 %
Sales by product group Q2 2011
Construction
84%
Others
1%
Industry
7%
Public sector
3%Households
5%
Sales by customer sector 2010
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RAMIRENT IN THE BALTICS
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Ramirent depot
Shop-in-shop
Head office
Easy access with 41
depots - 4 new rental
outlets in H1/2011
Largest and most versatile rental equipment and service offering
Large and well-diversified customer base
#1 market position
Baltic’s market dynamics and key trends
28 % 27 % 27 % 26 % 27 % 27 % 28 %
0 %
20 %
40 %
60 %
80 %
100 %
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011F 2012F 2013F
Estimated market sizeTotal rental market size, Million EUR
Key market dynamics and trends
• Outsourcing trend is expected to strengthen
• Positive price development will continue after recession
• After adjustments during crises utilizations are on good levels
• The growth driven by renovation and infra-and energy related investments
• Higher seasonality as in good years
• Importance of regions outside capital areas is increasingRental penetration development
Penetration (%)
25
0
50
100
150
200
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011F 2012F 2013F
Construction sector
Main competitors
Cramo
22%
Ramirent
22 %
Peri
12 %
Storent
6 %
Pekkaniska
2 %
Others
37 %
Cramo
LEVEL OF SERVICE CONTENT
GE
OG
RA
PH
IC C
OV
AR
AG
E
Single product group One-stop-shop
Local
Nation w
ide
Value adding services
Regio
nal
International Equipment
rental company
National Equipment
rental company
Other (e.g. OEMs,
customers, etc.)
Potential new
entrant
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Ramirent
Stats
Storent
Competitive landscape in Baltics
Doka
Peri
Pekka-niska
Teline-kataja
Rendimeister
RAMIRENT IN UKRAINE
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Ramirent depot
Local agent
Head office
9 outlets -6 new rental
outlets in H1/2011
2 local agents
One and only international general rental company in market
Shop-in shop concept with global D.I.Y. stores (Leroy Merlin, OBI, Praktiker)
#4 market position (#1 in general rental)
Ukraine market dynamics and key trends
4 % 5 % 5 % 6 % 7 % 7 %
0 %
20 %
40 %
60 %
80 %
100 %
2008 2009 2010 2011F 2012F 2013F
Estimated market sizeTotal rental market size, Million EUR
Key market dynamics and trends
• Main growth drivers: still nearly Greenfield market, large construction needs, size of the market; absence of competition; lack of modern equipment; low availability of residential, office, retail and logistic premises
• Consolidation is expected.
• As the economic has improved, non-residential and engineering projects are increasing
• Euro 2012 supports the growth (i.e. the construction and modernization of roads, railway lines, airports, sports facilities and hotels) Rental penetration development
Penetration (%)
28
0
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40
60
80
100
2008 2009 2010 2011F 2012F 2013F
Main competitors
2%4%
4%
4%
5%
7%
9%
65%
Pekkaniska
Madek
Plettak
Rental Center
Ramirent
Doka
Peri
Others
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Ramirent in Russia
Ramirent has 6 outlets in Russia:
• 3 depots in St Petersburg
• 2 depots in Moscow
• 1 depot in Sochi (opened 04/2011)
Agent network:
• Pskov, Velikiy Novgorod, Astrahan,
Rostov-on-Don, Nizniy Novgorod,
Yaroslavl’, Ryazan’, Murmansk,
Ekaterinburg, Krasnodarskiy,
Tyumen’, Uralsky and Siberian,
Sosnovy bor, Velikie Luki, Volgograd
#1 Market position
Ramirent depot
Agent
Head office
Russia market dynamics and key trends
15 % 14 % 14 % 15 % 16 % 17 %
0 %
20 %
40 %
60 %
80 %
100 %
2008 2009 2010 2011F 2012F 2013F
Estimated market sizeTotal rental market size, Million EUR
Key market dynamics and trends
• 80% of the total market is in European side
• Market is centralized to big cities in 5 regions
• Outside big centers penetration is very low
• Russian rental association started 2010
• Local companies have limited offering and few services
• Rental of equipment includes often operator
• Russian rental association started 2010
Rental penetration developmentPenetration (%)
30
0
200
400
600
800
1 000
1 200
1 400
2008 2009 2010 2011F 2012F 2013F
Main competitors
Ramirent Rentacrane Pekkaniska Cramo Ltech Sautec Other
LEVEL OF SERVICE CONTENT
GE
OG
RA
PH
IC
CO
VA
RA
GE
Single product group One-stop-shop
Local
Nation w
ide
Value adding services
Regio
nal
International Equipmentrental company
National Equipmentrental company
Other (e.g. OEMs,customers, etc.)
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Ramirent
Competitive landscape in Russia
Cramo
Pekka-niska
Volvo/Ferro-nordic
Algeco
Renta-Crane
Sautec
Gradus
Neva-Rend
UM-260
GrandMotors
27 %
21 %
16 %14 %
10 % 8 %
5 %
Central Volga South Siberia North-West Urals Far East
32Sources: Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, Ramirent-08 strategy
Central• Moscow 11.5 mln
Total population:
38.4 mln Volga• N. Novgorod 1.26 mln
• Samara 1.16 mln
• Kazan 1.15 mln
• Ufa 1.06 mln
Total population:
29.9 mln
Southern• Rostov-on-Don:
1.09 mln
• Volgograd: 1.02 mln
Total population:
13.9 mln
Urals• Ekaterinburg 1.35 mln
• Chelyabinsk 1.13 mln
Total population:
12.0 mln
European FDs + Urals make over 80% of
the population and construction market
Northwestern• St.Petersburg 4.8 mln
Total population:
13.6 mln
North CaucasianTotal population:
9.5 mln
37 %
15 % 13 % 11 % 10 %6 % 5 % 3 %
2014-Forecasted GDP by federal district, % of total
- volume of GRP by federal district
Note: Cities with population over 1 mln people are indicated.
Population by federal district, % of total
Russian market is mainly concentrated in the European part of the country
Total population 142.5 mln. people
Opportunities
• Low rental penetration gives growth opportunities in all market
• Huge market potential in Russia and Ukraine
• The recession increased interest to use rental services instead of owning.
• Development of services support growth.
• Lean and well optimized cost structure lead to high profitability if the growth will continue.
• More balanced and diversified product portfolio, enlarged customer base and better geographical balance reduce risks.
Challenges
• Market fluctuation – Changes in
macro economics may hit rental
markets.
• Undeveloped and changing
legislation.
• VAT returns are not working which
limits investments (Ukraine).
• Customer payments use to prolong
during crises.
• Opening of new depot requires often
time.
• Long distances between business
units are challenging for logistic.
Segment East EuropeOpportunities and challenges
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