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SECOND QUARTER 2013
July 18, 2013
Helena norrman Senior Vice President Communications
SECOND QUARTER 2013
July 18, 2013
This presentation contains forward-looking statements. Such statements are based on our current expectations and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could negatively affect our business. Please read our earnings reports and our most recent annual report for a better understanding of these risks and uncertainties.
HANS VESTBERg JAN FRYKHAMMAR
President and CEO
CFO and Executive Vice President
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key developments
› Increasing operator focus on network performance as key differentiator
› Video traffic growing 60% annually – drives demand for TV & media solutions
› Vendor selection processes for 4G/LTE in Russia and China ongoing
› Continued dynamic industry environment
› Still challenges in Europe and political uncertainty in parts of Middle East
› Fundamentals for longer term positive development in the industry remain attractive
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NET SALES
Net sales Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 55.3 b +0% +6%
Organic and FX adjusted
Q213/Q212
+7%
SEK b
› Organic FX-adjusted sales +7% YoY – Reported sales flat YoY – Strong SEK impacting sales especially in JPY, USD and
EUR – Continued high project activity in Europe and North
America – services and products – North East Asia had another challenging quarter – Continued structural decline in CDMA, GSM in China
and circuit-switched core
› Organic FX-adjusted sales +6% QoQ – Reported sales +6% QoQ – Growth driven by Global Services – Starting to engage in capacity and LTE projects in
Europe
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Profitability
Net income
Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 1.5 b +26% +26%
Net income
EPS, diluted
Net income excl. ST-Ericsson charge
Net income incl. divestment of Sony Ericsson
› Operating margin, including JV and adjusted for one-time effects, increased to 6.1% (3.1%)
– Exiting costs for cable operations SEK -0.6 b. – Loss related to divestment of ACS SEK -0.3 b.
› Negative currency effect
› Net income SEK 1.5 (1.2) b. – EPS diluted, SEK 0.45 (0.34) – EPS Non-IFRS1), SEK 0.88 (0.78)
1) EPS diluted, excl. amortizations, write-down of acquired intangible assets and restructuring.
SEK SEK b
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Networks
Operating margin
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Net sales
Numbers 2011-2012 include restructuring charges, numbers 2009-2010 exclude restructuring charges
Sales Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 28.1 b +1% +0%
Networks sales
Networks Operating margin
› Organic FX adjusted sales up 8% YoY – MBB deployments in North and Latin America – Lower business activity in South Korea – Continued structural decline in CDMA, GSM in China and
circuit-switched core
› Sales flat QoQ – Two coverage projects peaked in H113 in North America
› Operating income, SEK 1.3 (1.3) b. – One-time items SEK -0.6 b. – Gradually decreasing negative effects from network
modernization projects in Europe – Efficiency activities on track
› Operating margin, 5% (5%) – Adjusted for one-time items 7% (5%)
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Networks
Operating margin
Q213 +5% Q212 +5% Q113 +6%
SEK b
SEK b
Net sales
Numbers 2011-2012 include restructuring charges, numbers 2009-2010 exclude restructuring charges
Sales Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 28.1 b +1% +0%
Networks sales
Networks Operating margin
› Increasing operator focus on network performance as key differentiator
› Momentum for the SSR routing platform – 66 contracts signed since launch, of which 15 in Q2 – Broadband Network Gateway contracts signed – Break in contracts for Evolved Packet Core
› Heterogeneous networks, coordinating macro and small cells, demonstrate clear performance advantage 0
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Global services
Global Services Operating margin Q213 +6% Q212 +6% Q113 +3%
Sales Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 24.9 b +3%
+16%
Numbers 2011-2012 include restructuring charges, numbers 2009-2010 exclude restructuring charges
SEK b
Net sales SEK b
Network Rollout sales
Managed Services sales
Professional Services sales excl. Managed Services sales
Professional Services Operating margin
Global Services Operating margin
› Organic and FX adjusted sales up 9% YoY – Net sales +3%
› Strong sales growth +16% QoQ – Professional services +15%
› Professional Services sales, -1% YoY – 8 (7) significant consulting and systems integration contracts
signed – 19 (17) Managed Services contracts signed – 1 billion subscribers in networks managed by Ericsson
› Network rollout sales +13% YoY – High activity, primarily in North America
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Global services
Numbers 2011-2012 include restructuring charges, numbers 2009-2010 exclude restructuring charges
SEK b
Net sales SEK b
Network Rollout sales
Managed Services sales
Professional Services sales excl. Managed Services sales
Professional Services Operating margin
Global Services Operating margin
› Operating income, SEK 1.6 (1.4) b. – One-time items SEK -0.2 b – Restructuring charges from ongoing service delivery
strategy execution SEK -0.6 (-0.4) b.
› Operating margin 6% (6%) – Professional Services operating margin 14% (13%) – Network Rollout operating margin -9% (-11%)
› Partly an effect of gradually decreasing negative effects from the network modernization projects in Europe
Global Services Operating margin Q213 +6% Q212 +6% Q113 +3%
Sales Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 24.9 b +3%
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Support solutions
Operating margin Q213 -12% Q212 +12% Q113 -1%
Sales Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 2.3 b -33% -4%
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Numbers 2011-2012 include restructuring charges, numbers 2009-2010 exclude restructuring charges
Net sales
Support Solutions sales
Support Solutions Operating margin
› Sales, organic and FX adjusted, -19% – Net sales -33% – IPX divested Q312 – Media Management sales declined following the strong
first half 2012 – BSS sales declined temporarily mainly in Latin America
and Middle East, offset by growth in OSS – Leading industry analyst firm Gartner ranked Ericsson
#1 worldwide for OSS and BSS – Demand for OSS and BSS continues to be strong – Sales cycles typically long and volumes will vary
between quarters
› Sales -4% QoQ
› Operating margin -12% (12%) – Lower sales volumes – One-time items SEK -0.2 b
› Investing in our support solutions strategy – Intention to acquire Microsoft Mediaroom to strengthen
position in growing media market
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Q2 Regional sales
Latin America › Network quality investments in 3G
and initial LTE rollouts, at slow pace
› Business in several countries impacted by currency depreciations
North East Asia › Structural decline in GSM
investments in China
› Negative FX effects in Japan
› Delayed spectrum auctions in South Korea
South East Asia and Oceania › A peak in deployment of major
projects in Indonesia offset lower business activity in Australia
Mediterranean › Modernization projects in France
and high project activity in Northwest Africa
› Macroeconomic development remained weak in parts of the region
Middle East › Initial LTE deployments ongoing
› Continued good demand for professional services
› Political unrest prevails
Sub-Saharan Africa › Services growth from new
managed services contracts
› 3G and initial 4G deployments ongoing, majority of sales still 2G
India › Operator spending remains cautious
› Growth in services driven by new managed services contract
Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 15.3 b +18%
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Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 5.6 b +6%
+27%
Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 2.7 b -19% +19%
Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 4.5 b +10% +4%
Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 6.2 b -1%
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Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 4.0 b +7%
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Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 2.7 b -5%
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Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 1.3 b -25% -20%
Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 6.6 b -21% +10%
Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 3.8 b +2% -9%
North America › Two mobile broadband coverage
projects peaked in first half 2013
› Network evolution and professional services remain a growth theme
Other › Licensing revenues continued to
show stable development
› IPX divested end of Q312
Q213 Y/Y Q/Q
SEK 2.7 b -13% -6%
Northern Europe and Central Asia › LTE vendor selection in Russia
ongoing, deployment to start 2H13
› Non-operator wins Nordics & Baltics
› High project levels in Russia in Q212
Western and Central Europe › High activity level in network
modernization projects
› Growth in Systems Integration
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Partner in media transformation (System Integration, Managed Services)
VIDEO ENABLED NETWORKS Exchanging and delivering content in any network
Capturing the media business transformation
MULTISCREEN TV Enabling premium content on any device
Leveraging combined strength of technology and services leadership
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Technicolor Broadcast Services (2012) , Microsoft Mediaroom* and Red Bee Media*
Ericsson in TV and Media INTRODUCTION
customers competence scale
› 25% IPTV market share › World first complete LTE broadcast
solution › 2.000 TV customers world wide
› World leader in Multiscreen TV › Mediaroom + Ericsson
› More than 1800 service professionals in TV and media
› World leader in compression › Multiple industry awards incl 3 Emmys
› 40% of all on demand content processed through Ericsson systems
› > 200 channels global broadcasting › > 1.5M hours of content managed › 20 years of world leading video
solutions
Strategic acquisitions:
* Intention to acquire
JAN FRYKHAMMAR CFO and Executive Vice President
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Sales growth – FX impact Sales growth first half 2013
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Organic FX adjusted
Networks 2% 7%
Global Services 4% 9%
Support Solutions -26% -12%
Group 1% 7%
6 %-points difference YTD on sales of SEK 107 b.
SEK b
• Major FX impact from USD, EUR, JPY • Change of hedge accounting since Jan 1, 2013 • Currency depreciations and devaluation
in several countries
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P/L comments
Gross margin
Business mix – coverage/capacity
Modernization projects in Europe
Service share
Drivers
Numbers 2011-2012 include restructuring charges, numbers 2009-2010 exclude restructuring charges
Business mix key to gross margin dynamics
› Gross margin increased YoY to 32.4% (32.0%) - Improved hardware and services margins
– Declining negative impact from European network modernization projects
– The business mix, with a higher share of coverage projects than capacity projects, started to shift slightly towards more capacity during the quarter
– Partly offset by higher services share and higher restructuring charges
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Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q22009 2010 2011 2012 2013
› One-off items SEK -0.9 (0.3) b. – Exiting cable operations SEK -0.6 b. – Loss related to divestment of ACS SEK -0.3 b. – Reported as Other operating income and expenses
› Negative impact from currency effects › Restructuring charges SEK 0.9 (0.6) b.
– Majority related to service delivery
› Operating expenses SEK 14.4 (15.0) b. – Excluding acquisitions, divestments and restructuring
charges YTD expenses down -6% YoY
› No result from ST-Ericsson included in Ericsson’s result, SEK 0.0 (-1.3) b.
– Provision made in Q412 of SEK 3.3 b. to cover for costs related to implementation of strategic option
– Ericsson net exposure SEK 1.6 b.
› Operating income including JV, SEK 2.5 (2.1) b. – Operating margin, excluding one-off items, was 6.1% (3.1%)
P/L comments
R&D
SG&A
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Operating margin incl. JVs
Operating income incl. JVs EBITA margin incl. JVs
Numbers 2011-2012 include restructuring charges, numbers 2009-2010 exclude restructuring charges
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Operating income bridge
Opex OI Q213 excl.
one-time items
ACS and Cable
divestm.
Op. inc. Q213
Op. inc. Q212
JVs OI Q212 excl.
one-time items
SEMC related item
Volume Gross Margin
3.8% 3.1% 6.1%
Operating margin impact: SEK +1.7 b or +3.0%
Other Restruct. Ericsson
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Good development despite negative impact from FX
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Balance sheet comments
Days
DSO
Inventory days
Payables days
DSO target <90 days
Inventory days target <65 days
Payable days target >60 days
› Inventory flat QoQ at SEK 29.7 (29.8) b. – ITO from 76 to 73 days
› Payable days flat QoQ at 55 days › Provisions decreased SEK 1.8 b.
– Mainly related to restructuring and ST-Ericsson
› Trade receivables decreased QoQ to SEK 63.1 from 65.1 b.
– DSO improved from 108 to 103 days
› Customer financing decreased QoQ to SEK 4.1 b. from 5.0 b.
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Gross Cash 1303A Net Incomereconciled to cash
Change NetOperating Assets
Restructuring Investing Activities Financing activities Financing activities FX on cash Gross Cash 1306A
Change in gross cash SEK -7.3 b
Change in gross cash Q213
1) Excluding Short term investments
Investing1) -0.8 b
Financing -13.1 b
FX on cash +2.4 b
Operating Cash Flow 4.3 b
Change in net cash SEK -4.8 b (from 32.2 to 27.4 b)
Other financing activities
Dividend net
SEK b.
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Focus going forward
Strategy execution – profitable growth
Cost and efficiency
Technology and services leadership
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Q&A
SECOND QUARTER 2013
July 18, 2013
This presentation contains forward-looking statements. Such statements are based on our current expectations and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could negatively affect our business. Please read our earnings reports and our most recent annual report for a better understanding of these risks and uncertainties.