DELFINGEN Industry: 2020 Half-year results
12 September 2020 - 2:00AM
DELFINGEN Industry: 2020 Half-year results
PRESS RELEASE
Anteuil. september 11th 2020
DELFINGEN demonstrates its ability to
adapt to the rapidly changing automotive market and extreme
economic conditions
Outperformance of global automotive production by
7 points* | Positive operating margin | Decrease in net financial
debt | Improvement of the liquidity situation
Net Sales |
Current operating income |
Net financial debt |
Cashflow fromoperating
activities |
84 m€ |
1.4 m€(i.e. 1.7 % of sales) |
-3.3 m€ |
8.5 m€ |
In millions euros |
S1 2020 |
S1 2019 |
Net Sales |
84.0 |
114.5 |
Ebitda |
7.5 |
13.2 |
Current operating income |
1.4 |
7.2 |
Operating income |
0.6 |
7.0 |
Net income Group share |
-1.4 |
3.7 |
Cashflow from operating
activities |
8.5 |
6.9 |
Net financial debt |
70.1 |
73.4 |
Equity |
73.4 |
70.7 |
In an automotive market impacted by the COVID-19
crisis, DELFINGEN outperformed the market by 7 points, mainly in
the Americas and Europe - Africa regions, which represent 85 % of
its automotive sales.Revenues for the first half of 2020 represent
84 m€, a 27 % decrease compared to the first half of
2019. Sales in the Automotive Division, which represent 79 %
of total revenues, were down by 28 % on June 30th, 2020 at
constant exchange rates (down 27.4 % in published data),
while global automotive production fell by 35 %.
At constant exchange rates, the main businesses
evolved as follows :
- Sales in the “On-board networks
protection” business are down by 29 %,
- The “Technical tubing for fluid
transfer” business decreased by 24 % at constant exchange rates
(-22 % in published data),
- The “Assembly and logistic
services” business went down by 18 %.
Sales for the Industrial Market Division were
down 24.7 % at constant exchange rates (-23.2 % in published
data).
Exchange rates had a positive impact of 0.9 m€
on sales.
Profit from recurring operations is 1.4 m€ in
the first half of 2020 (i.e. 1.7 % of net sales), mainly impacted
by:
- The decline in volumes,
- Lower raw material prices for 0.9
m€,
- The decrease in other purchases
and external charges for 3.6 m€, mainly on variable expenses such
as travel expenses, transport costs, energy and maintenance,
- The reduction of payroll of 6.2
m€, while preserving the company's human capital (partial activity
schemes, efforts on salaries...).
Net financial expense is -1.8 m€ compared to -2.0 m€ in the
first semester of 2019.
Net income is -1.4 m€ compared to 3.7 m€ in the
first semester of 2019.
Net financial debt was 70.1 m€ on June 30, 2020
compared to 73.4 m€ on June 30th, 2019. The level of capital
expenditure was limited to 1.5 m€ in the first semester of 2020,
working capital requirements were improved by 3.0 m€ and the change
in debt resulting from the application of IFRS 16 was 6.0
m€.
Gearing was 95.5 % compared to 103.9 % on June
30th, 2019.
The Group estimates the decline in activity for
the 2020 fiscal year (excluding changes in the scope of
consolidation) to be in the range of -15 to -20 % with,
nevertheless, a positive operating margin from recurring
operations.
With the increase of media content and safety
constraints, the development of hybrid and electric engines along
with the advent of connected and autonomous cars, wire harnesses
have truly become the nervous system of a vehicle. DELFINGEN’s
mission is to protect it by providing even more innovative
solutions and with more added value.In its last press
release issued on September 1st, DELFINGEN announced the
completion of the acquisition of SCHLEMMER's Europe - Africa
perimeter.
* Source: IHS
DELFINGEN, a global leader in protection
and routing solutionsfor electric and fluid
on-board networks
EURONEXT Growth Paris - Code ISIN : FR
0000054132 - Mnemonic: ALDELNext press release: November 6th, 2020
- 2020 3rd Quarter SalesContact: Mr. Christophe Clerc : +33
(0)3.81.90.73.00 - www.delfingen.com
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