Ukraine war and China lockdowns exacerbate the situation
1. Dealing with foreign exchange burden
EUR/CHF -4.6% year-to-date
2. Regaining competitive new installation (NI) margins
FY 2022 material cost inflation: P&L impact from CHF 150m to CHF 200m
3. Resolving supply chain disruptions
Ukraine war and China lockdowns
4. Streamlining product portfolio complexity
Excessive options found in modularity platform backlog
5. Adjusting for China NI market contraction
Tier 2/3/4 housing inventory back to alert levels, units contraction from -5% to -15%
In red: update since February 16, 2022
Update challenge #2: regaining competitive NI margins Steel and aluminum prices back to record levels
HRC: Hot Rolled Coil, source: Bloomberg, indexed, base January 1, 2021
Key actions
▪ Increase dual-sourcing
▪ Negotiations with key suppliers
▪ Lock-in higher volumes
▪ Hedging of bulk metals
Update challenge #2: regain competitive NI margins Price levels still unable to offset cost inflation impact
Price increases need time to materialize (offer-to-bill lead times)
110
100
90
Price level residential elevators country 2
Price level residential elevators country 1
Price level residential elevators country 3
Key actions
▪ First series of price increases across all product lines and regions
▪ Inflation clause enforcement: open tenders + backlog
▪ Pricing-quality based incentive scheme for sales force
Update challenge #3 and #4: Supply chain/product complexity Supply chain issues exacerbated by excessive options in modularity platform backlog
Factories stretched by legacy backlog vs. growing modular product deliveriesUpdate since February 16, 2022:
Backlog analysis revealed excessive number of options offered on new modular platform creating:
▪ ripple-down effects across the whole value chain
▪ delivery delays to site
Key issue
Status sales release of modular products (OIT)
Key actions
▪ Executive task force deployed
▪ Outstanding backlog and tenders: customer renegotiation for optimized design and delivery time
▪ Drastic reduction of options offered
▪ Sales configurator adjusted
OIT: Order intake
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Schindler Holding AG is a Switzerland-based holding company that specializes in the manufacture of escalators, elevators and moving walks. It operates globally within one main segment: Elevators and Escalators. The Elevators and Escalators segment provides a range of elevators for different applications, including freight and special elevators, high-rise elevators, residential elevators and commercial elevators. It also offers commercial and public transport escalators, as well as inclined and horizontal moving walks. It's affiliated company, ALSO Holding AG, which provided information and communications technology and consumer electronics in the wholesale and logistics sectors, was disposed during 2011 and merged with Actebis GmbH, forming ALSO-Actebis Holding AG. In June 2014, closed the real estate development project Mall of Switzerland (formerly EbiSquare) together with Halter AG and sold its stake in EbiSquare AG to Halter AG