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28 May 2013 Americas/United States Equity Research Electrical Equipment / Capital Goods i-Spy Global Industrials Weekly Research Analysts COMMENT Julian Mitchell 212 325 6668 [email protected] More signs of Japanese manufacturing Charles Clarke 212 538 7095 renaissance; rising competition in industrial [email protected] Jonathan Shaffer automation, but bottoming demand 212 325 1259 [email protected] ■ Further signs of Japanese manufacturing renaissance: In an earlier i-Spy, we noted that Nissan had delayed the migration of certain car model production out of Japan; now Kawasaki has announced it will bring back production of mid- sized motorbikes from Thailand to Japan due to the falling Yen. Many of KHI's motorbikes manufactured in Thailand are sold in the US; production will move This Week (5/27/2013 - 6/2/2013) gradually to Japan beginning this autumn. Macro Events ■ China to develop large aero engines within a decade: The MITI's industry 5/28 US May Dallas Fed Mfg. Activity plan last week targets 5% local market share for the domestic commercial 5/28 US May Richmond Fed aerospace industry by 2020 (C919 orders have already reached almost 400 5/30 Euro-Zone Business Climate aircraft), and an assembly line for medium-power aero engines by 2015, with 5/31 US May Chicago PMI larger engines to be produced within 10 years. 6/1 China PMI Mfg ■ Industrial automation competition increasing; PLC role under threat: Company Events Meetings at EPG and at ETN confirmed several themes we noted following our 5/27-30 Siemens AG Roadshow - Beijing trip to Hannover's Automation Fair in April. In particular, Schneider emphasized 5/28 Landstar Q2 2013 Guidance its push into 'hybrid' (between process and discrete automation) markets via its 5/28 Havells India Ltd Y 2013 'Plantstruxure' offering, and we heard from ETN that logic / control functionality 5/29 BEML Ltd Y 2013 within the plant is moving increasingly away from the PLC (into other devices 5/29 Tata Motors Ltd Y 2013 such as drives, the HMI etc). 5/29 BGR Energy Systems Y 2013 ■ Japanese industrial automation - bottoming demand trends: At its strategy 5/30 Joy Global Inc Q2 2013 briefing, Mitsubishi Electric noted that it is seeing factory automation demand 5/30 Esterline Q2 2013 bottom out, due to a recent recovery in Korean LCD demand, numeric controls in 5/30 Suzlon Energy Y 2013 China, and microprocessors in China / Taiwan. Our Japan Team raised its target 5/30 Mahindra & Mahindra Y 2013 prices for Yaskawa (a hike to FY guidance is expected, due to recovering capex 5/31 Pall Corp Q3 2013 by SPE and Auto customers, and FX), and Fanuc (per THK data, robodrill orders appear to be recovering, and Auto capex remains robust); both are OP-rated. ■ Hitachi becoming more aggressive in global power markets: In recent years, much attention has been focused on Mitsubishi Heavy's potential to win share in gas turbines, and its J Series turbines have had some notable successes. Hitachi also appears to have expansionist ambitions outside of Japan - its President was quoted last week as saying that GE's 'style of lump sum contracts for gas turbines is not fully satisfactory for customers;' Hitachi hopes to win more business due to the breadth of its offerings, including EPC work. .Exhibit 1: Global Performance Snapshot: The best and worst last week 10 Best Stocks 1-Week 10 Worst Stocks 1-Week 10 Best Sectors 1-Week 10 Worst Sectors 1-Week TBEA Co Ltd 20.2% Nabtesco -14.3% European Wind Energy 8.4% Japan Machine Tools -13.5% Vestas 12.0% Punj Lloyd Ltd -12.1% China Power Equipment 1.5% Japan Conglomerates -10.3% Severfield 9.3% KEC International Ltd -12.0% Korea Engineering & Construction 0.8% Japan Infrastructure Machinery -9.2% China Ming Yang Wind Power Group Ltd. 6.8% Hitachi Construction Machinery -12.0% US Engineering & Construction 0.5% Japan Auto Related Consumables -7.9% Airtac 6.3% Amada -11.6% US Environmental Services 0.4% Japan Automotive -7.1% Teco 6.2% NTN -11.5% European Electrical/Electronics 0.3% India Capital Goods -5.9% Rexnord 5.7% Mitsubishi Electric -10.7% Korea Industrials / Shipbuilding / Autos 0.1% China Automotive -4.4% Kia Motors 5.5% Nissan Motor -10.4% MEA Industrials -0.1% Japan/Taiwan Factory Automation -4.3% Fiat 5.4% BEML Ltd -10.4% European Aerospace & Defense -0.2% China Infrastructure Construction -3.0% FosterWheeler 5.3% THK -10.4% UK Capital Goods -0.3% India Automotive -2.3% Source: DataStream. 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CREDIT SUISSE SECURITIES RESEARCH & ANALYTICS BEYOND INFORMATION® Client-Driven Solutions, Insights, and Access 28 May 2013 Table of contents Macro Snapshot: CS Six NT Demand Indicators 3 Performance Summary 6 Price Commentary Tracker 7 Recent Industrial Transactions 8 Recommended Reading 9 Recommended Reading Summaries 12 Macro/ Strategy 12 Global Research 12 Americas Research 13 EMEA Research 31 Asia Research 34 Global Macro Forecasts 42 Valuation & Performance 43 Americas Capital Goods Valuation Summary 44 EMEA Capital Goods Valuation Summary 47 Asia Capital Goods Valuation Summary 49 CS Global Capital Goods Team 52 Global Calendars 53 Americas 53 EMEA 53 Asia 54 i-Spy Global Industrials Weekly 2 28 May 2013 Macro Snapshot: CS Six NT Demand Indicators Exhibit 2: Demand Indicators – Six Month Outlook Metric Recent / Current Trend 6 month outlook Delta Lead Indicators / surveys PMIs stabilized Likely moving sideways = Factory / durable goods orders Reacceleration Reacceleration + Coincident trends IP momentum peaking Deceleration - Company data Muted sales growth; soft orders Orders to rebound + Supply side Patchy in China, stable elsewhere Pick-up likely + Transport / distributor data Traffic growth is resilient; destocking Restocking likely + Source: Credit Suisse Research. Indicator #1 Lead Indicators / Surveys Germany IFO ■ The Germany IFO Business Climate increased to 105.7 in May against April reading of 104.4. The economists had expected it to be unchanged. The Current Assessment rose to 110 from 107.2; while Expectations index remained at 101.6, same as April. Eurozone and Germany Flash Mfg PMIs ■ Eurozone PMI Mfg flash reading increased to 47.8 in May against the consensus of 47 and April reading of 46.7. Germany PMI flash reading for May increased to 49 from 48.1 in April. Indicator #2 Factory / Durable Goods Orders US Durable Goods Orders ■ According to Equipment Leasing and Finance Association, the overall new business volume for April was $7.5 billion, +23% YoY. On MoM, the new business volume +10%. Year to date, cumulative new business volume was +8%. Separately, the Equipment Leasing & Finance Foundation's Monthly Confidence Index for May increased to 56.7 from April index of 54.0, indicating industry participants’ increasing optimism despite continuing concerns over the economy. Indicator #4 Company Data Emerson Orders ■ EMR April orders (3MMA) dropped -3% exc-FX, vs -2% for the March 3MMA. Climate orders were flat exc-FX after +3% organically in March, showing incremental softness. Process Automation remains sluggish with 3MMA orders up slightly, consistent with +3% in March. IA saw another quarter of a low teens decline. Network Power orders exc-FX were down at a high single digit rate, in- line with March. Caterpillar Dealer Statistics ■ Total machine sales (3MMA) fell 9% y/y vs. down 11% in March and down 13% in February. NA saw sales decline 18% y/y vs. down 11% and 12% in March and April, respectively. The decline in NA was primarily due to mining and coal which i-Spy Global Industrials Weekly 3 28 May 2013 were fairly strong last year Engine Sales were down 5% y/y in April, an improvement from down 6% in March and down 7% in Feb. Indicator #5 Supply side Indicator Equipment Leasing and Finance Confidence Index ■ According to Equipment Leasing and Finance Association, the overall new business volume for April was $7.5 billion, +23% YoY. On MoM, the new business volume +10%. Year to date, cumulative new business volume was +8%. Separately, the Equipment Leasing & Finance Foundation's Monthly Confidence Index for May increased to 56.7 from April index of 54.0, indicating industry participants’ increasing optimism despite continuing concerns over the economy. i-Spy Global Industrials Weekly 4 Exhibit 3: Demand Indicators Indicator #1 Lead Indicators/ Surveys Indicator #1 Lead Indicators/ Surveys Indicator #2 Factory/ Durable Goods Orders Germany IFO Eurozone, Germany Flash Mfg PMIs US Durable Goods Orders IFO Business Climate Nondefense Cap Goods excl Aircrafts (YoY%) 130 65 Euro-Zone Mfg PMI Germany Mfg PMI 40 IFO Business Expectations Durable Goods excl Transportation (YoY%) IFO Current Situation 60 30 Durable Goods (YoY%) 120 20 55 i 110 - 10 Spy 50 Global Indus Global 0 100 45 -10 90 -20 40 trials Weekly trials Flash PMIs -30 80 35 -40 70 30 -50 May-03 May-05 May-07 May-09 May-11 May-13 May-08 May-09 May-10 May-11 May-12 May-13 Apr-07 Apr-08 Apr-09 Apr-10 Apr-11 Apr-12 Apr-13 Source: Datastream