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Meggitt at a Glance FACT SHEET MEGGITT AT A GLANCE 01 Group overview 01 Group activity 02 Our strategy and vision Meggitt’s antecedents can be traced gas turbomachinery generators, oil and 03 Our values back to the mid-19th century with gas applications and the medical, 04 Financial highlights innovations such as early aviation mainstream industrial, test engineering and 05 Strategy instruments for hot air balloons including transportation sectors. 06 Sales the world’s first altimeter. Today it is known 07 Group structure With innovation at the heart of what we 08 Investments for designing and manufacturing high do, we’ve been enabling the extraordinary 09 Acquisitions performance components and sub- for over 160 years and continue to redefine 10 Disposals systems for aerospace and defence our world through pioneering, sustainable 11 Board of Directors markets and applies its core sensing and technology for the most extreme 12 History control technologies to hydro, steam and environments. Organisation structure Engine Systems A leading supplier of core technologies for engine manufacturers The Group employs over 12,500 people across a broad range of competencies across 42 operating facilities. Head office including thermal management, engine We are organised into four customer- sensing and advanced composites. focused divisions. Meggitt PLC Energy & Equipment Providing innovative Pilot Way Airframe Systems Providing core aero-derivative technologies with Ansty Business Park components for original equipment applications across the energy and Coventry airframe manufacturers across multiple defence sectors. CV7 9JU platforms, and specialising in products UK Services & Support Providing throughlife designed to operate in demanding MRO and spares services across our conditions across a diverse range of +44 (0) 2476 826900 extensive installed base. applications. www.meggitt.com 02 Our strategy and vision Working closely with our customers, we broad installed bases of equipment for deliver technologically differentiated which we provide support and services Further information systems and products with high throughout their lifecycle. certification requirements in aerospace, For further information please defence and selected energy markets. Our ambitious and diverse teams act with visit www.meggitt.com or integrity to create superior and sustainable contact Through focusing on engineering and value for all of our stakeholders. operational excellence, we build Mathew Wootton VP Strategy & Investor Relations [email protected] Sara Yapp Investor Relations Manager [email protected] To Fly To Power To Live Expertise relied upon by Products and services that Innovative technologies customers to enable safe, enable Customers to reliably which enhance people’s sustainable and cost- operate critical infrastructure lives and make the world effective flight. without disruption. more secure. Page 1 of 8 | Last updated 01 April 2020 FACT SHEET 03 Our values 01 Group activity 02 Our strategy and vision Collaborating and Conducting Striving for 03 Our values building trusted global ourselves with operational 04 Financial highlights relationships through 05 Strategy TEAMWORK INTEGRITY EXCELLENCE 06 Sales 07 Group structure 04 Financial highlights 08 Investments 09 Acquisitions Quoted on the London Stock Exchange and a underlying profit before tax of £403 million. 10 Disposals constituent of the FTSE 100 index, our market 11 Board of Directors capitalisation in February 2020 was just over Research and development expenditure in £4.2 billion. 2019 was £118.5m million, representing 5.2% of 12 History revenue. Over two-thirds of our innovation In the year ending December 31, 2019, budget is invested in technologies for revenue was £2,276 million yielding an sustainable aviation. 05 Strategy Head office In 2020, our focus is to build on the products, which are installed on over 73,000 Meggitt PLC achievements of last year in our four strategic aircraft. Pilot Way priority areas. Competitiveness: Investing in our people, Ansty Business Park Strategic Portfolio: Investing in attractive property and plant to make operational Coventry growth opportunities in our core business; performance a key competitive strength. CV7 9JU targeting value enhancing acquisitions and Reducing fragmentation to increase UK selling non-core businesses. economies of scale. +44 (0) 2476 826900 Customers: Delivery of high-quality, on-time Culture: Build and nurture a high performance www.meggitt.com products services and support to increase culture, where high levels of employee Customer satisfaction while maximising the engagement enable us to accelerate through life value of out strategy execution. 06 2019 sales across market segments, customers and countries Further information Major customers include AAR Corp, Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Delta Air Lines, Embraer, General Electric, General Dynamics, Honeywell, Lockheed Martin, Lufthansa, Raytheon, Rolls- For further information please visit Royce, Safran, Siemens, Textron, United Technologies and the US Government www.meggitt.com or contact DIVISIONS MARKETS Mathew Wootton % of Group turnover % of Group turnover VP Strategy & Investor Relations Airframe Systems 47% Civil OE 23% [email protected] Engine Systems 14% Civil aftermarket 32% Sara Yapp Energy & Equipment 18% Defence 36% Investor Relations Manager Services & Support 21% Energy and other 9% [email protected] CIVIL – ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT CIVIL – AFTERMARKET % of Group turnover % of Group turnover Large jets 72% Large jet 56% Regional jet 7% Regional jet 24% Biz and GA 21% Biz and GA 20% Page 2 of 8 | Last updated 01 April 2020 FACT SHEET DEFENCE ENERGY & OTHER 01 Group activity % of Group turnover % of Group turnover 02 Our strategy and vision Fighter jet 31% Oil and gas 43% 03 Our values Rotorcraft 24% Power generation 21% 04 Financial highlights Other fixed wing 15% Automotive 2% 05 Strategy 06 Sales Non-aero 30% Medical 5% 07 Group structure Other Industrial 29% 08 Investments 09 Acquisitions 07 Group structure 10 Disposals Revenue 2019 (by division) 11 Board of Directors 12 History Airframe Systems £1,057M Energy & Equipment £412M Engine Systems £330M Services & Support £471M EMPLOYEES BY REGION EMPLOYEES BY LENGTH OF SERVICE Number of employees Number of employees UK 2,988 Less than 5 years 7,019 Head office Beteween 5 and 10 2,022 Rest of Europe 1,172 Between 10 and 15 1,392 Meggitt PLC USA 6,765 Between 15 and 20 762 Pilot Way Rest of world 1,674 Between 20 and 25 638 Ansty Business Park Coventry As at 31 December 2019 Over 25 years 766 CV7 9JU As at 31 December 2019 UK Our divisions +44 (0) 2476 826900 www.meggitt.com Airframe Systems Markets Civil aerospace Fixed wing defence aircraft Rotary wing defence aircraft Unmanned aerial vehicles Further information Product groups Braking Systems Fire & Safety For further information please Power & Sensing visit www.meggitt.com or Fuel Systems & Composites contact Polymer Seals Mathew Wootton Capabilities Wheels and brakes (including control and monitoring systems) VP Strategy & Investor Relations Aircraft fire protection and safety systems [email protected] Smart electro-thermal ice protection Power generation, conversion and storage Sara Yapp Avionics and air data systems Investor Relations Manager High performance sensors [email protected] Flexible fuel tanks for defence and civil aircraft Airframe sealing solutions Global presence France, Mexico, UK, USA, Vietnam Key customers Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Dassault, Embraer, Gulfstream, Leonardo, Lockheed Martin, Sikorsky, Spirit, Textron, United Aircraft Corporation Page 3 of 8 | Last updated 01 April 2020 FACT SHEET Engine Systems 01 Group activity 02 Our strategy and vision Markets Civil aerospace 03 Our values Fixed wing defence aircraft 04 Financial highlights Rotary wing defence aircraft 05 Strategy Marine 06 Sales Product groups Flow Control 07 Group structure Thermal Systems 08 Investments Engine Composites 09 Acquisitions Engine Sensing 10 Disposals 11 Board of Directors Capabilities Complex high-temperature engine composite components 12 History Control valves and sub-systems Engine sensors Thermal management Electro-mechanical controls Environmental control Head office Fuel handling Global presence Mexico, Switzerland, US, UK Meggitt PLC Key customers GE, Honeywell, Rolls-Royce, SAFRAN, United Technologies Pilot Way Corporation Ansty Business Park Coventry CV7 9JU Energy & Equipment UK Markets Defence ground vehicles +44 (0) 2476 826900 Defence and security www.meggitt.com Energy and industrial Ground fuelling Product groups Defence Systems Training Systems Energy Sensing & Controls Further information Heatric Capabilities Combat support (ammunition handling, electronics cooling and For further information please countermeasure launch and recovery systems) visit www.meggitt.com or Live-fire and virtual training systems contact Energy sensing and controls Vibration condition monitoring systems for energy markets Mathew Wootton VP Strategy & Investor Relations Heat transfer equipment for offshore oil and gas [email protected] High-temperature sensors Global presence Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark, Germany, India, Sara Yapp Netherlands, Singapore, South Korea, UAE, UK, USA Investor Relations Manager Key customers Energy: Andritz Hydro, Ansaldo, BHEL, GE, Hydro Quebec, Mitsubishi [email protected] Heavy Industries, Modec, Petrobras, SBM Offshore, Siemens, Solar Turbines, Wartsila Defence:
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