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Page 1: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

Industrial Division

Presented by Henrik LangePresident, Industrial Division

SKF Capital Markets Day 2008

Page 2: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

Actuation & Motion Control

Miniature profile rails

Ball & Roller Screws

Magnetic bearings Teliscopic pillars

• Responsible for the SKF business in electro-mechanical actuators, linear drives, ball & roller screws, actuation systems & magnetic bearings

• Strengthening SKF´s position within by-wire applications

• Main industry focus: medical, health care, oil & gas, machine tool and factory automation

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Aerospace and High Precision Bearing

• Offers solutions based on bearings, structural components and seals to the global Aerospace market

• SKF High Precision Bearings offer solutions for the machine tool industry

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Railways

• The leading bearing, and service supplier to the global railway industry.

• SKF axleboxes and sensorized bearing solutions are market leading

• SKF supply maximized performance and minimized lifecycle cost for railway operators all over the world

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Lubrication systems

• Provides industry leading centralized lubrication system solutions

• Product & solutions developed and manufactured by Willy Vogel AG and SKF Muurame

• Main industry focus: machine tool, pulp & paper, wind energy and marine

Page 6: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

General industryIndustrial transmissions, fluid power, materials handling, other industries

Heavy industryMetal-working, mining, pulp & paper

Special industrial equipmentEnergy, food & beverage, machine tools, marine, medical & healthcare, printing and textiles

General industry

Vehicle Service Market

Trucks

Off-highway

Railway

Aerospace

Cars

Special industrial equipment

Heavy industry

Industrialdistribution

Two-wheeler & house hold equipment

SKF Group net sales by customer segment

Industrial businessCars and light trucks

Aftermarket Commercial transport

Page 7: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

Net sales comparison by customer segment

SKF Group Industrial Division

General industry

Vehicle Service Market

Trucks

Off-highway

Railway

Aerospace

Cars

Special industrial equipment

Two-wheeler & house hold equipment

Heavy industry

Industrialdistribution

Energy 9%

General industry 31%

Heavy industry 9%

Off-highway 8%

Railway 8%

Special industrial equipment 28%

Commercial transport 32%

Aerospace 16%

Industrial businessCars and light trucks

Aftermarket Commercial transport

Page 8: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

Creating and capturing value with OEMs

Customer's

customer

Customer business process

IdeaTechnology

& Business

drives

InitialDev

Design &

Engineering

VerificationDef

DesignPrototyping

Test SerialLaunch

Procurement

LaunchSales

After salesSupport

Services

SKF Products & Solutions• design optimization

• test & verification

• trouble shooting

• system integration

Page 9: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

Creating & capturing value in many industries

Energy• Fossil• Hydro Oil & Gas• Hydrogen carbon• Nuclear• Wind

Commercial transport• Aerospace• Marine• Off-highway• Railways

Special industrial equipment• Food & beverage• Healthcare• Machine tools• Medical • Printing

Heavy Industry• Metal-working• Mining• Pulp & paper

General Industry• Industrial

transmissions• Industrial electrical• Materials handling• Pump

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No moisture

No corrosion

Cleanliness

No waste water & dry floors

Minimum lubrication consumption

Dry film lubricant drastically reduces

consumption of lubricant and waste water

SKF new value propositions for food & beverage industry

Page 11: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

SKF new value proposition for agriculture industry

• Five times increased farm productivity (20,000->100,000 ha)• Reduced cost of ownership by 30%• Reduced seed bed pollution up to 500 kg of grease / machine• Reduced cost of management by 90%

SKF Agri Hub

Reduced: Grease usage, warranty costIncreased: Farm productivity & profitability

Page 12: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

SKF new value proposition for metalworking industry

SKF ConRo

• No re-lubrication required

• Extended roll service life

• Simplified mounting

• Reduced environmental impact

• Lower operating costs

SKF Caster Analyst

• An online monitoring system for casters

• Collects and analyzes load and temperature data

• Helps secure slab quality

• Contributes to process optimization

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Industrial Division manufacturing

• Responsible for the manufacturing of a wide range of bearings

• 135 channels• Min OD 20 mm• Max OD 8,000 mm• 130 M bearings / year• 15,000 bearings / hour

Main focus:• Manufacturing Excellence

•ODR •Resetting•Net Output•Supply chain•Capacity utilization

Page 14: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

Sweden

France

Germany

India

China

USA

2010 / 2005 +350%

SKF capacity developmentlarge size bearing manufacturing footprint 2005-2010

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Wind energy market development

•Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26%

•Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21%

•By 2007: Wind contributed to 1% of global electricity needs

•By 2017; Wind expected tosupply 6% of global electricitydemand

Annual Global Wind Power DevelopmentActual 1990-2007 Forecast 2008-2012 Prediction 2013-2017

0

10,000

20,000

30,000

40,000

50,000

60,000

70,000

80,000

90,000

100,000

110,000

1990 2007 2012 2017

MW

Prediction Offshore (Forecast) Forecast Existing capacitySource: BTM Consult ApS - March 2008

Page 16: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

Products: Large and medium size bearingsfor power generation/renewable energy, metal, industrial transmission, mining & construction

Factory Area:50,000 sqm (step 1+2)Investment: RMB ~1000 m (step 1+2)Employees : From 240 to 600 (by 2009) Start: 2007 (step 1)

2009 (step 2)

SKF capacity build up in Asia: Dalian, China

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SKF capacity build up in Asia: Ahmedabad, India

Products: Large Size BearingsLand Area : 137,000 sqmInvestment : SEK 450 millionEmployees : 300 Start: 2009

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New railway manufacturing in Russia

Land Area: 85,000 sqmFactory size, step 1: 9,000 sqmInvestment: SEK 235 mEmployees: 150Start production: 2010

Page 19: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

The best people - SKF the employer of the year in

• 16,000 young professionalsin Sweden were asked to judge their own company

• 310 companies took part• SKF valued as the best employer

of the year

• SKF Dalian valued as the Best and Preferred Employer 2007 by Dalian Government, Dalian Labor Bureau, Dalian Daily News and Dalian Social Security System Bureau

Sweden Dalian, China

Page 20: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

Industrial Division acquisitions

Jaeger(2005)

ABBA (2007)

SNFA(2006)

Safematic(2006)

Vogel(2004)

Period 2004 – 2008:A total annual turnover

of SEK 3.3 billion acquired**) at acquisition date

S2M(2007)

QPM(2008)

Page 21: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

SKF & S2M: global leadership in magnetic bearings

Magnetic bearings provide:

• Environmentally friendly oil free operation• No wear –virtually maintenance free operation• Vibration free operation with advanced controls• Expanded speed/power range• Advanced machine condition monitoring • Low energy consumption

S2M• Acquired by SKF:

Dec 2007• Headquarter:

Vernon, France• Annual sales:

EUR 40 million• 200 employees

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• QPM is located in Monroe, USA (close to Seattle)

• Manufactures metallic rods for various aerospace applications

• Joint customer base: e.g. Airbus, Boeing, Dassault and Eurocopter

• This acquisition will support SKF's growth in the metallic rod business in North America.

Acquired by SKF: March 200812 employees

Going for growth in airframe rods business

Page 23: Industrial Division · 2008-06-05 · Wind energy market development •Annual average growth 1995-2007: 26% •Annual average growth 2007-2012: 21% •By 2007: Wind contributed to

Sustained profitable growth

2007 (SEKm) 2007/2006 Q1 2008 (SEKm) Q1 2008/Q1 2007

Net sales 19 266

BOI

Operating Margin

Net sales 19,693

Operating profit

Operating margin

3,434

+13%

+13%

(11.4%*)+11.8%

5,528

1,012

12.5%

+12%

+15%

(12.2%*)

*) previous year operating margin

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Industrial Division key business messages

• Continue to create and capture value through the launch of new market offers to existing and new customers based on specific industry segment needs

• Effective account management with an improved key account management structure

• Continued focus on operational excellence in manufacturing

• Employee development through focus on competence and motivation

• Drive a sustainable profitable growth in the industrial market