2009

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2009
Investor Presentation
April 2010 FORWARD­LOOKING STATEMENTS
Except for historical information provided herein, this presentation may contain information
and statements of a forward‐looking nature concerning the future performance of Dorel
Industries Inc. These statements are based on suppositions and uncertainties as well as on
management'ss best possible evaluation of future events.
management
events The business of the Company and
these forward‐looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that
could cause actual results to differ from expected results. Important factors which could cause
such differences may include, without excluding other considerations, increases in raw
material costs, particularly for key input factors such as particle board and resins; increases in
ocean freight container costs; failure of new products to meet demand expectations; changes
to the Company’s effective income tax rate as a result of changes in the anticipated geographic
mix of revenues; the impact of price pressures exerted by competitors, and settlements for
product liability cases which exceed the Company’s insurance coverage limits. A description of
the above mentioned items and certain additional risk factors are discussed in the Company’s
Annual MD&A and Annual Information Form,
Form filed with the securities regulatory authorities.
authorities
The risk factors outlined in the previously mentioned documents are specifically incorporated
herein by reference. The Company’s business, financial condition, or operating results could
be materially adversely affected if any of these risks and uncertainties were to materialize.
Given these risks and uncertainties, investors should not place undue reliance on forward‐
looking statements as a prediction of actual results.
Note: All figures are in US dollars.
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AT A GLANCE
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DIVISIONS
PRODUCT RANGE
DOREL EUROPE
DOREL JUVENILE GROUP USA
DOREL DISTRIBUTION CANADA
IGC DOREL PTY (AUSTRALIA)
DOREL BRAZIL
Š Children’s car seats
Š Strollers Š High chairs Š Playpens Š Toddler beds
Š Early learning/infant
health/safety aids
Š Cribs, dressers
CYCLING SPORTS GROUP (CSG)
PACIFIC CYCLE
APPAREL & FOOTWEAR GROUP
(AFG) Š Bicycles Š Fitness apparel
Š Jogging strollers
Š Swing sets Š Ride‐on toys
Š Others recreational
products
AMERIWOOD
COSCO HOME & OFFICE
DOREL ASIA
DOREL ASIA
DOREL HOME PRODUCTS
ALTRA FURNITURE
ŠReady‐to‐assemble
furniture
Š Metal folding furniture
Š Step stools Š Ladders
Š Futons ŠBunk beds
Š Upholstery
OUR PREMIUM BRANDS
RECENT ACQUISITIONS
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2003
Ampa France (Dorel France)
2004
Pacific Cycle
2007
IGC Australia (55% interest)
2008
Cannondale/SUGOI
2008 PTI Sports
2009
2009 Baby Art (Hoppop Brand)
Baby Art (Hoppop
2009
Dorel Brazil (70% interest)
2009
IronHorse Bicycles Bicycles
2009
Gemini Bicycles
2009
2009 Hot Wheels Circle Bikes
Hot Wheels, Circle Bikes
REVENUE BY SEGMENT
2009
22%
JUVENILE
46%
32%
RECREATIONAL/LEISURE
/
HOME FURNISHINGS
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GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF SALES
(BY CUSTOMER)
2009
2%
US
29%
6%
63%
CANADA
EUROPE
OTHER
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MANAGING THE ECONOMIC DOWNTURN
2009
ƒ Highly proactive in product development
ƒ Invested in 5 acquisitions
ƒ Opening to mid‐price point products maintained strong point‐of‐sale levels
Exciting new product introductions
ƒ Exciting new product introductions
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JUVENILE SEGMENT
Years Ended December 30
2009
Revenues
Gross Profit
Earnings from operations*
*Includes out of period F/X (losses)/gains
Excluding F/X effect
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2008
$ 995,014 $ 1,073,722
274,497
309,680
92,534
126,837
$ (12.6) 105,134
$ 8.9
117,937
A WORLD LEADER IN JUVENILE
World’s largest Juvenile Products Company in our categories.
Consistent growth:
Consistent growth:
ƒ 5% average annual growth
6% earnings from operations CAGR
ƒ 6% earnings from operations CAGR
ƒ Intense product development = pipeline of new products
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A WORLD LEADER IN JUVENILE
DOREL NORTH AMERICA in the Market
Booster Car Seats
Convertible Car Seats
Infant Car Seats
Strollers
Walkers
High Chairs
NO 1
DOREL
DOREL
Graco
DOREL
DOREL
Graco
NO 2
Graco
Evenflo
fl
Evenflo
fl
Graco
Evenflo
fl
DOREL
NO 3
Evenflo
Graco
Dorel
McLaren/Kolkraft
Fisher Price
Fisher Price
Playards
Travel Systems
Bassinets
Swings
Bath Tubs
Bath Accessories
NO 1
Graco
Graco
Graco
Fisher Price
Fisher Price
Munchkins
NO 2
DOREL
DOREL
Kolkraft
Graco
DOREL
Sassy
NO
Evenflo
Evenflo
Delta
Kids II
RC2
Kids II
Bedrails
Feeding Booster Seat
Potties
Bouncers
Diaper Pails
Gates
Summer
DOREL
DOREL
Kids II
Playtex
Evenflo
RC2
Fisher Price
Fisher Price
Fisher Price
Baby Trend
RC2
DOREL
Summer
RC2
Summer
DOREL
Northstates
Homesafety
Travel Safety
Infant Health
Monitors
Feeding
Infant Carriers
1
DOREL
Fisher Price
DOREL
DOREL
Playtex
Evenflo
NO 2
Kidco
Munchkin
RC2
Summer
Evenflo
Infantino
NO 3
Private Label
DOREL
Summer
Fisher Price
Avent
Baby Bjorn
3
NO 1
NO
2
NO 3
NO
Company estimates
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INNOVATION – NORTH AMERICA
Air Protect™ ‐ developed by DJG and Kettering University ƒ Revolutionary
Revolutionary, ground‐breaking safety ground breaking safety
feature designed to protect children in side impact collisions
ƒ Initial exclusive BRU launch in July Initial exclusive BRU launch in July
enhanced DJG results
ƒ Additional retailers commencing
January 2010
January 2010
ƒ Air ProtectTM platform evolving with
new models to be introduced
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A WORLD LEADER IN JUVENILE
Dorel Europe
A major player – close to US$450 million in sales
close to US$450 million in sales
ƒ A major player
ƒ Strong brands
Majority of sales to Juvenile product chains, boutiques,
of sales to Juvenile product chains boutiques
ƒ Majority
independents
ƒ Building mass merchant relationships
ƒ General softness; no loss of market share
ƒ Strong new product introductions
ƒ Introducing products in lower to mid‐price point categories
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A WORLD LEADER IN JUVENILE
DOREL EUROPE in the Market
France
Spain
Italy
S ll
Strollers
NO 1
DOREL
PLAY/JANE
CHICCO
DOREL
DOREL
CHICCO
DOREL
HAUCK
GRACO
NO 2
CHICCO
DOREL
PEG
PERICLES
CHICCO
DOREL
BUGABOO
HARTAN
M&P
CHICCO
CAM
BUGABOO
BEBECAR
BUGABOO
MUTSY
DOREL
PLAY/JANE
CHICCO
DOREL
DOREL
DOREL
DOREL
RÖMER
DOREL
TEAM‐TEX
DOREL
CAM
RÖMER
CHICCO
RÖMER
RÖMER
DOREL
BRITAX
3
RÖMER
CHICCO
INGLESINA
CYBEX
BEBECAR
RECARO
TEAM‐TEX
RECARO
GRACO
Furniture NO 1
CHICCO
JANE
CHICCO
CHICCO
CHICCO
CHICCO
CHICCO
HAUCK
M&P
NO 2
DOREL
CHICCO
PERICLES
BREVI
DOREL
STOKKE
TOPMARK
GRACO
CHICCO
CHICCO
CHICCO
AVENT
CHICO
AVENT
AVENT
NUK
AVENT
AVENT
CHICCO
AVENT
BIBI
CHICCO
AVENT
JACKEL
NO
3 MACLAREN
Carseats NO 1
NO 2
NO
NO 1
AVENT
Small
Nursery NO 2 TIGEX/NUK
Product
Belgium Portugal Switzerland Netherlands Germany
TEUTONIA MOTHERCARE
Company estimates
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UK
INNOVATION – EUROPE
Quinny Senzz – designed by Dorel Europe
ƒ Lightweight
Lightweight, compact, easy to compact easy to
maneuver ƒ Features a one‐hand, flat one‐piece ,
p
fold. Like a full‐feature stroller
ƒ Naturally shaped seat reclines for th hild’
the child’s seating comfort
ti
f t
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INNOVATION – EUROPE
Maxi‐Cosi FamilyFix
Revolutionary in car seat safety & convenience
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ƒ Uses IsoFix attachment for p
y
top‐rate safety
ƒ Only one base required for two consecutive age car seats
seats (up to 3.5 years old)
(up to 3 5 years old)
ƒ Light/sound confirmation of correct installation
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RECREATIONAL/LEISURE SEGMENT
Years Ended December 30
2009
Revenues
Gross Profit
Earnings from operations
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2008
$ 681,366
$ 656,613
153,739
150,804
39,837
41,874
RECREATIONAL/LEISURE
Three distinct operating divisions
Cycling Sports Group (CSG)
Cycling Sports Group (CSG)
ƒ IBD Division
Premium Brands
ƒ Premium Brands
ƒ Growing European distribution
Focusing on breakthrough technology
ƒ Focusing on breakthrough technology
ƒ Build Dorel’s bike business to # 1 position
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RECREATIONAL/LEISURE
Pacific Cycle
Mass merchants/sporting goods chains
ƒ Mass merchants/sporting goods chains
ƒ Bicycle parts/accessories (PTI)
Provides one‐stop
stop shop for buyers
shop for buyers
ƒ Provides one
ƒ Non‐bike platform of products
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RECREATIONAL/LEISURE
Apparel Footwear Group (AFG)
Growing performance apparel division incorporates SUGOI, performance apparel division incorporates SUGOI
ƒ Growing
Cannondale, GT, Schwinn, IronHorse and Mongoose lines
ƒ New 70,000 sq. ft. Vancouver facility
ƒ New high speed equipment
ƒ New apparel industry veteran as President
ƒ Focus – custom apparel
ƒ Objective – triple business in 5 years
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RECREATIONAL/LEISURE
Worldwide Centers of Excellence Strategy
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/
ƒ Evolve as global innovation leader in R/L markets
ƒ 5 Centers of Excellence around the world
ƒ Expansion of Bethel, CT into world‐class Innovation Center for all R/L brands
for all R/L brands
ƒ Bedford, PA to test and assemble
g
ƒ Manufacturingg of frames at new Taichung, Taiwan Center
of Excellence
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RECREATIONAL/LEISURE
2009 Acquisitions
Assets of Iron Horse Bicycles
ƒ Assets of Iron Horse Bicycles
ƒ Best known for downhill/extreme trail bikes
Adds highly recognized brand to R/L portfolio
ƒ Adds highly recognized brand to R/L portfolio
ƒ Targeting Sporting Goods channel
Assets of Australia’ss Gemini Bicycles
Gemini Bicycles
ƒ Assets of Australia
ƒ New division: Cycling Sports Group, Australia
Assets of Hot Wheels and Circle Bikes
ƒ Assets of Hot Wheels and Circle Bikes
ƒ New division: Cycling Sports Group, UK
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RECREATIONAL/LEISURE
A renewed commitment to the Schwinn brand
ƒ Schwinn is the bicycle most Americans learned to ride on
is the bicycle most Americans learned to ride on
ƒ Multi‐million dollar national marketing, dealer activation and support program
ƒ Objective: re‐energize America’s most iconic bicycle brand
ƒ Full‐page magazine ads, national cable TV and social media
ƒ Dealer promotions, co‐op advertising, special events
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ƒ Updated logo renews nostalgic feeling
ƒ Theme:
Theme: Bicycle bell rings in Schwinn
Bicycle bell rings in Schwinn ‐‐ Br
Br’ring
ring‐ding: ding: “Let’s
Let s Go Go
For A Ride!”
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HOME FURNISHINGS SEGMENT
Years Ended December 30
2009
Revenues
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2008
$ 463,734
$ 451,545
Gross Profit
77,308
50,915
Earnings from operations
36,696
7,964
GROWING HOME FURNISHINGS – MUCH IMPROVED
ƒ Ameriwood – solidly profitable
ƒ Increased RTA capacity
ƒ Significant improvement at Cosco Home & Office (metal folding furniture, step stools)
ƒ Focus
Focus on reasonably priced furniture on reasonably priced furniture
sold at mass merchants
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PROVEN CORPORATE STRATEGY
ƒ Recession resistant products
Right products right price points, right time
points right time
ƒ Right products, right price
ƒ North American consumers are shopping more at mass merchants
ƒ Ensuring market flexibility in Europe, building relationships with mass merchants
ƒ Investing heavily in product innovation
ƒ Known brands
ƒ Generate strong cash flow
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SUSTAINABILITY PHILOSOPHY
ƒ Active in sustainability on several fronts throughout all
three segments
ƒ By nature of large volume of units sold, Dorel’s eco‐conscious programs make an important contribution by reducing their environmental impact
environmental impact
ƒ Despite goal of keeping prices to consumers low, Dorel intends to remain proactive in its sustainability initiatives
ƒ Strict policy in place to ensure sustainable business practices of suppliers
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SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES
ƒ DHP:
DHP: the first company supplying the mass market retail the first company supplying the mass market retail
segment with a futon made from 100% FSC certified wood
ƒ Altra Furniture: uses Bamboo in some furniture;
S
Smart Program ‐
tP
100%
100% non‐virgin wood
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ƒ Ameriwood: 1 All
1.
All saw dust, scrap, wood chips are recycled and returned to saw dust scrap wood chips are recycled and returned to
suppliers’ manufacturing processes
2. Over 500 tons of scrap metal is recycled annually
ƒ LEED Gold Certified distribution facility reduces carbon foot‐print with two coast distribution system
y st Nature Next Collection features products made p
ƒ Safety 1
from eco‐conscious materials
ƒ Warehouses are equipped with light sensors to eliminate entire areas being lit needlessly
entire areas being lit needlessly
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FULL YEAR – 2009 (in millions of US$ other than EPS)
(in millions of US$, other
Revenue
2008
$ 2,140.1 $ 2,181.9
Pre‐tax income
128.3 132.0
Net income*
107.2 112.9
EPS (diluted)
3.21
*Includes out of period F/X (losses)/gains
Excluding F/X effect
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2009
3.38
$ (12.6) $ 8.9
105,134
117,937
Q4 –– 2009 Q4 3 months
(in millions of US$, other than EPS)
Revenue
Net income
EPS (diluted)
2009
2008
$ 545,303 $
,
$ 479,880
$
,
24,211 19,167 0.57 (2)
0.73 (1)
1) Out of period F/X gain $0.02/diluted share
2) Out of period
Out of period F/X
F/X loss
loss $0.15 /
$0 15 / diluted share
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NEW LONG­TERM FINANCING
• US$50 million Series “A” Senior Guaranteed Notes
ƒ 4.24% interest
ƒ Principal repayment due April 2015
• US$150 million Series “B” Senior Guaranteed Notes
ƒ 5.14% interest
ƒ Principal repayments commence April 2013, due April 2020
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OUTLOOK
ƒ Established opportunities in Juvenile and Recreational/Leisure
ƒ Foresee organic growth through new international markets, new products
ƒ Continued innovative juvenile product introductions introductions
through 2010
ƒ Increased IBD bike sales due to exciting new models
ƒ Growth at Apparel Footwear Group
ƒ Build on successes achieved in Home Furnishings
ƒ No significant improvement expected in world economy
but Dorel’s products will protect Company to certain extent
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WHY INVEST IN DOREL?
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A consistent record of successful
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consistent record of successful acquisitions
A focus on Juvenile and Bikes where Dorel is a key player
A strong performance in Home Furnishings
A portfolio of known, premium brands
Product development capabilities that drive growth
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A strategy
of the right products
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and varied
d i d price
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Dedicated quality control/customer service by solid
Asian presence
ƒ Established customer relationships
ƒ Strong cash flow
ƒ Payment
P
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f
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di id d
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QUESTION & & A
ANSWER PERIOD
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