Volkswagen Argentina - Multisectoral Mission for Investments -
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Volkswagen Argentina - Multisectoral Mission for Investments -
Volkswagen Argentina - Multisectoral Mission for Investments Leonardo Ezcurra Supply Executive Manager Volkswagen Argentina Hamburg, June 2011 Table of contents 1. The Volkswagen Group 1.1 The strategy 2018 1.2 The global deliveries from 2009 to 2018 2. Volkswagen South America – Sites production and deliveries to customers of VWB & VWA 2.1 Product range and its segmentation 3. Volkswagen Argentina 3.1 Car plant PACHECO and Gearbox plant CORDOBA 3.2 Volkswagen Argentina – Ranking automotive industry 3.3 The development of Volkswagen Argentina 3.4 The nationalization strategy 4. Examples of business opportunities in Argentina 5. Analyse of the automotive supplier industry 2 1. The Volkswagen Group One of the world´s leading automobile manufacturers and the largest carmaker in Europe 11.4% of Car – marketshare 7.400 Mio produced units 126,9 billion euros of sales revenues 10 brands from 7 European countries: (Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT, Skoda, Volkswagen Nutzfahrzeuge, Bentley, Lamborghini, Scania and Porsche) 64 production plants in: 15 European countries and a further 7 countries in the Americas, Asia and Africa Nearly 400.000 employees worldwide 3 1 Growth market focus - Increased market penetration - Emerging markets expansion - Balanced global footprint 6 Potential upside - Product portfolio extention 2 - North American expansion and market recovery - Reduction in investment, development and unit costs Leading in customer satisfaction and quality - Commercial vehicle strategy and market recovery - Financial Services: strengthen automotive value chain - Scale and efficiency effects - Increased production flexibility the - Reduced time to market Top employer 5 Modular toolkit strategy Volkswagen Group profit before tax margin ≥ 8% 3 Synergy potential - Leveraging best practices across the Group Volumes ≥ 10 million units p.a.² - Purchasing, production, and distribution benefits Capital discipline - 16% Rol target in automotive business - 20% RoE goal in Financial Services - Around 6% automotive capex in PPE/sales 4 Operating profit measures - Strong cost control - Process/product optimization - Regional scale effects Diversified Economic Exposure: Attractive Mix of developed and emerging markets 5 1.2 Volkswagen Group – Deliveries to customers by market (in Tsd. units) VW Group - Worldwide 6 2. Volkswagen South America – Sites production & deliveries to customers Brazil +9.9% +4.4% +31.1% Argentina 7 DRAFT 2.1 Volkswagen Brazil & Volkswagen Argentina Utility A00 A0 A Pick up Anchieta Plant VWB 538.588/year Anchieta Plant 27.444/year Anchieta Plant 114.533/year Curitiba Plant 173.152/year Curitiba Plant 17.783/year Anchieta Plant VWA 30.894/year Pacheco Plant Pacheco Plant 55.000/year 95.000/year 8 3.1 Volkswagen Argentina - Car plant PACHECO Building area: 194.599 m2 Employees: 4.711 total Capacity: 540 units per day 156.700 63 % Amarok 88.875 54 % Amarok 44.492 25.730 2000 2005 46% Suran 2010 37% Suran 2015 Car production: estimated increase of 192% from 2000 to 2015 9 3.1 Volkswagen Argentina - Gearbox plant CORDOBA Building area: 77.910 m2 Employees: 1.713 total Capacity: 3.540 units per day 65 % MQ200 68 % MQ200 32% MQ250 35% MQ250 Gearbox production: estimated increase of 242% from 2000 to 2015 10 3.2 VW Argentina – Ranking automotive industry Production FC2011 (700.000 units) Sales to dealers FC2011 (700.000 units) 11 3.3 The development of Volkswagen Argentina Investments developments (EUR Mio.) Employees development The development of VW Argentina Nearly 60 Mio. EUR invested for purchasing issues The total average investment in the last 4 years was 228 Mio. € A quarter of the total investments was planned for purchasing Between 1995 and 2010 the number of employees increased 148%. 12 3.4 Nationalization strategy – material content current situation Total Material Cost Total Material Cost Total Material Cost Suran Amarok MQ200 & MQ250 Brazil Germany Argentina Brazil Germany Argentina Brazil Germany Argentina Despite a high local-regional material content, there are many localization opportunities 13 Turnover suppliers Number of supplier 3.4 Nationalization strategy - suppliers cluster per origin 140 73 67 100 % (1.203 Mio. EURO) 71 % (854 Mio. EURO) 29 % (349 Mio. EURO) TOTAL Global Suppliers Local Suppliers Ca. 70% of turnover managed by global suppliers 14 DRAFT 4. Examples of business opportunities Gearshift command Technology Fine blanking Industry overview Gearboxes production (quantities in JDP FC2013) High precision assembly Cinematic control Gearbox shifting tower Technology Hi-tech components must be localized with high added value VW main user of these components/technology 5000 VW Business opportunity 1000 700 FIA T PSA Other OEM´s producing gearboxes locally: FIAT and PSA Group Great possibilities of Annual volume in 2013: Fine blanking VW: 1,4 Mio Precision machining Fiat: 0,24 Mio Laser welding PSA: 0,17 Mio High precision assembly TOTAL PRODUCTION: 1,8 Mio creating an alliance: Merger & Acquisition, Joint Ventures, technological agreements, licences, etc.) 15 DRAFT 4. Examples of business opportunities Tires Technology Industry overview Tires/year Black and green tires Winter tires (only export) 3 OEM´s producing pick ups for all markets 615.000 VW Business Volume Seats components Technology Suppliers spectrum: 2 international players + 1 local company 4.250.000 Normal and all-terrain (AT) Size range from 13´´ to 19´´ (automobile and pick ups) Business opportunity Automotive industry Industry overview Possibility of creating a successful product diversification strategy Business opportunity Foaming Installation rate of leather seatings growing for local/export markets Textil, leather (eco-leather and natural covers) High potential for developing local raw material Metallic structure VW Product IR Suran: 5% IR Amarok: 28% 16 DRAFT 4. Examples of business opportunities Steering wheel Technology Industry overview Business opportunity parts/year Mg structure 850.000 With and without airbag module Leather finishing and plastic 123.000 VW Business Volume Rubber components - Sealings: - Hoses: Industry overview Sealings Hoses Suppliers spectrum: 1 local company (low tech) without current business for all markets 100% imported for all OEM´s Automotive industry Business opportunity 1 international player for sealings No international companies for hoses in ARG Small companies producing spare parts (low Q degree and technology) 17 5. Analyse of the automotive supplier industry Potential Entrants: - Great potential for cooperations with small already existing companies - Adequate industrial base - High educated workforce - Well-developed infrastructure Supplier Power: - Good business environment with suppliers within MERCOSUR - Good development of regional sources (mining, energy, oil, etc.) - Large range of raw materials (steel, plastic, alloyed materials, etc.) Buyer Power: Industry Rivalry: No competitors market gap - Missing know-how - Great number of automotive companies in MERCOSUR - SAM markets with a high growing potential - Lack of technical capacities Threats of substitutes: -Low threats of substitues because of the global design and specific products with high technical requirements Just for Companies with high KNOW-HOW Attractive business environment + good business opportunities 18 Thank you very much for your attention 19