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2012 Corporate Overview
2012 Corporate Overview
2012 Corporate Overview
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"Risk Factors" and "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of
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2012 Corporate Overview
Why Invest in Curtiss-Wright?
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• Positioned for above-average growth organically and through strategic acquisitions
5-Year growth objective: 15% CAGR in sales and earnings
• Innovative leader supplying unique technologies that matter
• Long standing customer relationships
• Reputation as a trusted supplier of advanced technology
• Solid financial and operational outlook
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Curtiss-Wright Strategy – Acquisition
Volume
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Position Sensors (at Acquisition)
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Position Sensors (Today)
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Position Sensors – Sales and Distribution
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= Sales / Support office and / or Employee = Rep / Agent / Distributor
= Manufacturing / Engineering
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Sensors – Strategic Investments
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Tempe, AZ
Nogales, Mexico
Investment in state-of-the-art machinery
Expansion into low-cost facility
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Increasing Profitability Through
Acquisitions and Organic Growth
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CW Content Per Platform Growth
Equipment/System Past LA Class
Present VA Class
Future ORP Potential
Nuclear Valves Base Base Base
I&C Equipment Base Base Base
Main Coolant Pumps Acquired Base
Generators Acquired N/A
Engine Room & Platform Pumps Acquired Base
Liner Pumps Acquired Base
Secondary Propulsion Systems Acquired Base
SUBSAFE Valves Organic Base
Propulsion Motors Organic
Propulsion Generators Organic
Actuators Organic
Towed Array Handling Systems Organic
CW Content TOTAL $15M $60M $120M+
I&C Equipment
Generators
Pumps
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CW Content Per Platform Growth
Equipment/System Base Boeing 737
Example 1 Boeing 787
Example 2 Boeing 747-8
High Lift Actuation Base N/A Base
Shot Peening (structural components) Base Base Base
Coatings Acquired Base Base
Solenoid Valves and Fittings Acquired Base Base
Flight Control Sensors Acquired Base Base
Cabin Pressure Relief Valve Actuators Acquired Base N/A
Cargo Smoke Detection System Acquired N/A Base
Flap Tracks Organic N/A N/A
Nosewheel Steering Control (Cockpit) Organic N/A
Cargo Door Mechanisms Organic N/A
Aft Strut Hydraulic Modules Organic N/A
Laser Peening (parts) Organic N/A
Laser Peening (wings) Organic
CW Content TOTAL $135K $425K $565K
Laser Peening
Increasing Profitability Through
Acquisitions and Organic Growth
B787 Dreamliner
B747-8
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Why Our Technologies Matter
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• Curtiss-Wright supplies vital technology to a variety of industries
• Leading provider of unique, one-of-a-kind, sole source products
• Reputation for enhancing safety, reliability and performance for customers Trusted with difficult “must-not-fail” applications
• Long-standing customer relationships and strategic partnerships
• Developing technologies aimed at #1 or #2 share within their respective markets
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Advanced Technology
Defense Electronics
Embedded Computing Modules
Embedded Electronic Systems
Defense Platforms
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Advanced Technology
AP1000 Reactor Coolant Pumps
Advanced Reactor Design
• New construction continues in China and the U.S. • New China order expected in 2012
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Sanmen Nuclear Power Station, China
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Shot peening
Advanced Technology
Surface Treatment
Laser peening Engineered Coatings
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Generating Shareholder Value Strong Financial Track Record
Sales ($ Millions)
$1,862 $2,018 $2,190 - 2,230
9.0%
9.4%
9.8%
10.2%
$-
$500
$1,000
$1,500
$2,000
$2,500
2010 2011 2012E* Flow Control Motion Control Metal Treatment CW Operating Margin
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* As of May 1, 2012
Operating Margin
Note: All figures presented on a continuing operations basis reflecting the removal of our heat treating business from current and prior periods.
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Balanced Capital Structure
As of December 31, 2011
$125 $150
$38
$39
$42 $43 $44
$45
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Current Debt 5.74% Sr. Notes 5.51% Sr. Notes Pension
LT Debt 29%
Cash 10%
Equity 61%
ST Debt <1%
$3
($ Millions)
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• Financial and operational discipline • Manage to internal 45% net debt to
cap limitation • Conservative balance sheet • Focus on strategic acquisitions • Net book debt to cap typically ~30%
* Long-term debt also includes $100 Million of 3.84% senior notes expiring in 2021 and $200 Million of 4.24% senior notes expiring in 2026
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Building for the Future – Infrastructure
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Positioning Curtiss-Wright for Improved Future Profitability through:
• Restructuring Programs
• Strategic Investments
• Low cost manufacturing facilities • Greenfield operations
• Facility expansions
• Consolidations
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2012E Financial Outlook (as of May 1, 2012)
(in 000’s, excluding EPS)
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Management Guidance FY2012E
Total Sales $2,190 - 2,230M 9% - 11%
Flow Control $1,170 - 1,180M 10% - 11%
Motion Control $750 - 770M 6% - 8%
Metal Treatment $270 - 280M 9% - 13%
Operating Income $213 - 221M 10% - 14%
Diluted EPS (1) $2.58 - 2.68 8% - 12%
Diluted Shares Outstanding 47.8M
Effective Tax Rate 32.0% Note: Guidance presented on a continuing operations basis reflecting the removal of our heat treating business and the related gain on sale, as well as the Metal Treatment segment’s potential restructuring charge of $12 million or $0.17 per diluted share. (1) EPS growth calculation excludes the Metal Treatment segment’s potential restructuring charge of $0.17 per diluted share from our 2012 results, as well as the R&D tax credit of $0.09 per diluted share from our 2011 results.
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Sales ($ Millions)
$2.0 B
$-
$5,000
2011A 2012F 2013F 2014F 2015F 2016F
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Positioned for Growth
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Positioned for Growth
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Operating Margin FY2012E* (Current) Future
Flow Control 10.2% - 10.3%
Motion Control 13.3% - 13.4%
Metal Treatment 9.8% - 10.0%
Total Curtiss-Wright 9.7% - 9.9% ~ 12% * 2012E Guidance as of May 1, 2012
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Why You Should Invest in Curtiss-Wright!
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• Positioned for above-average growth organically and through strategic acquisitions
• Innovative leader supplying unique technologies that matter
• Long standing customer relationships and reputation as a trusted supplier of advanced technology
• Solid financial and operational outlook