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novembre 06, 2020 - Philips

Philips presents its Performance and Calue Creation Trajectory for the 2021-2025 period at its Capital Markets Day

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Amsterdam, the Netherlands – At the company’s virtual Capital Markets Day with investors and financial analysts today, Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in #health technology, will provide further details of its strategic plan and performance trajectory for the 2021–2025 period. Starting at 13:00 CET / 12:00 GMT / 07:00 EST, #philips CEO #fransvanhouten, together with CFO #abhijitbhattacharya and several executives, will share deeper insights into the company’s path to value.

“We have transformed #philips into a global #health technology leader, applying our innovation strength to improve the #health and well-being of #people,” said #fransvanhouten, CEO of #royalphilips. “The systems, smart devices, AI & software, and services we develop help consumers improve their #health and well-being, and healthcare providers achieve better outcomes, higher productivity, and improved patient and staff experiences. The transformation has also led to a structurally improved growth and profitability profile of the company. Looking ahead, we are excited to enter the next growth phase guided by our strategic imperatives to better serve customers and improve quality, boost growth in our core businesses, and win with solutions.”

As previously reported, Philips’ targets for accelerated growth, higher profitability and improved cash flow for the 2021–2025 period are [1]:

  • An acceleration of the average annual comparable sales growth to 5-6%, with all business segments within this range. For 2021, Philips’ current view is that Group comparable sales will deliver low-single-digit growth, driven by solid growth in Diagnosis & Treatment and Personal #health, partly offset by lower Connected Care sales;
  • An Adjusted EBITA margin improvement of 60-80 basis points on average annually, starting in 2021 and reaching a high-teens Adjusted EBITA margin for the Group by 2025 [2];
  • A free cash flow above EUR 2 billion by 2025;
  • An organic Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) of mid-to-high-teens by 2025.

“We plan to accelerate sales growth and improve the Adjusted EBITA margin to high-teens by 2025,” said #abhijitbhattacharya, CFO of #royalphilips. “Our productivity initiatives will deliver additional cumulative net savings of EUR 2 billion by 2025. A strong cash conversion of over 90%, combined with the efficiency of our balance sheet, will drive the planned free cash flow generation of above EUR 2 billion by 2025. Overall, we have established a robust financial framework that is geared to value creation, which will enable us to deliver approximately 10% Adjusted Earnings per Share growth annually.”

The new financial targets are underpinned by Philips’ three strategic imperatives:

1. Further improving the customer experience and operational excellence

For example:

  • Expanding Philips’ global suite of healthcare services to help its customers improve their clinical, operational, financial and patient/staff experience results; 
  • Stepping up productivity programs targeting additional net savings of EUR 400 million a year, for instance through procurement and supply chain productivity programs. 

2. Boosting growth in the core by innovating to extend category leadership, geographic expansion, and deeper customer partnerships 

For example:

  • Leveraging Philips’ innovations such as the #philips One power toothbrush, Ingenia Ambition MR system for helium-free operations, and IntelliVue remote patient monitoring systems MX750/MX850 to extend category leadership;
  • Enhancing the global market penetration of Philips’ informatics propositions, such as the company’s cloud-based EMR and ICU telehealth solutions;
  • Expanding the long-term strategic consultative partnership program to drive improved results for Philips’ customers.

3. Winning with solutions to support consumers with their personal #health, and to help professional healthcare customers achieve the Quadruple Aim

For example:

  • Scaling Philips’ integrated oral healthcare solution offering, which comprises connected power toothbrushes, coaching apps, and tele-dentistry services to support consumers in their daily personal #health routines, in collaboration with payers and dentists;
  • Driving minimally invasive procedure innovation in more therapeutic areas with #philips image-guided therapy solutions to deliver enhanced outcomes.

Philips’ Capital Markets Day will start today at 13:00 CET / 12:00 GMT / 07:00 EST. From this time onwards, please click on this link to follow the webcast and download the presentations that will be used during the day.

1) The new targets exclude the Domestic Appliances business. As announced in January 2020, the Domestic Appliances business is being separated from #philips, a process that is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2021.

2) The Diagnosis & Treatment business segment is expected to reach 15-17% Adjusted EBITA margin, the Connected Care segment is expected to reach 17-19%, and the Personal #health business segment is expected to reach 19-20%.