1. Goodrich Corporation A Global Leader in Aerospace and Defense
2011 Aerospace Executive Forum
Monroe, NC
May 5, 2011
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2. A Global Leader in Aerospace and Defense
One of the largest global aerospace and defense suppliers
Operating history of 140+ years
Proprietary flight-critical products and systems
25,000 employees at more than 80 locations worldwide
2010 sales – $7 billion
Large installed base on modern fleets drives aftermarket sales
Significant and rapidly growing defense and space presence
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3. Proven History Of Technology And Innovation
140 years
Let us make goods destined for service.
Dr. Benjamin Franklin Goodrich, 1870
140 years in business
Continuously traded on NYSE for almost 100 years
History of innovation
We hadn’t heard of Aerospace 100+ years ago
Continue to adapt to the marketplace
Proven ability to invest, adapt and progress
From 1920 publication – “For the true test of an institution is more than its age – it is HOW MUCH it has written into the progress of the world and how much benefit it has been to the industry it represents.”
First rubber/cotton fire hoses in 1870, first rubber research lab in 1895, first rubber tire for automobiles sold to public in 1896, aircraft tires in 1909, first slide fastener rubber overshoe (the Zipper) in 1923), first flexible polyvinyl in 1926, first pneumatic de-icers for aircraft and first pressure suit for Wiley Post in the 30s, first synthetic rubber in 1939, space suits for Mercury project astronauts in the 60s,…
“The Goodrich organization has always endeavored to meet its responsibilities and perform its tasks with a full sense of its obligations toward the public.”
1895
The first US research lab
1870
The first rubber fire hose
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4. 1988-2010: A Dramatic Transformation
DeCrane Aerospace.
Crompton Technology Group, LTD. (CTG)
Acquisitions
Divestitures
Legend
Cloud Cap Technology,
Atlantic Inertial Systems
2010
2009
2008
Skyline Industries,
TEAC Aerospace,
Recon Optical
2007
ATS
2006
SuperImide
Sensors Unlimited
2005
JcAir
Test Sys
2004
2003
Avionics
TRW Aeronautical Systems
2002
Engineered
Industrial Products
2001
Raytheon Optical Systems
2000
Performance
Materials
Coltec Industries
1999
1998
Rohr, Inc.
1997
1996
1995
Rosemount Aerospace
Cleveland Pneumatic
1994
1993
Geon (PVC)
Simmonds
Precision
1992
1991
1990
Over 40 acquisitions in the last 20+ years
1989
1988
BFGoodrich Tire Division
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5. Over 80 Locations In 18 Nations Around The World
Global Presence
Americas
United States (47)
Brazil (1)
Canada (2)
Mexico (2)
Europe & Middle East
United Kingdom (11)
UAE (1) France (6)
Germany (4)
Poland (1)
Asia-Pacific
Australia (2)
China (4)
India (1)
Indonesia (1)
Japan (1)
Singapore (1)
Over 80 Locations In 18 Nations Around The World
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6. A Broad Product Portfolio – Commercial Aircraft
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7. A Broad Product Portfolio – Helicopters
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8. A Broad Product Portfolio – Military Aircraft
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9. Leverage the Enterprise Operational Excellence
Goodrich Strategy
Balanced Growth
Leverage the Enterprise
Operational Excellence
Military / Commercial
OE / Aftermarket
Products / Services
Capture Full Value From Large, Focused, Integrated Aerospace & Defense Company
Processes That Drive Results That Are Important To Customers
Results:
Growth
Profitability
Cash Flow
Cycle Protection
Results:
Cost Reduction
Technology Leadership
Market Access
Overhead Efficiency
Results:
Quality & Delivery
Execution
Sustainable Cost
Reduction
Strategy Execution is Delivering Sustained Results
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10. Goodrich Culture
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11. 2010 Sales by Market Channel Total Sales $7 Billion
Other: 4%
Boeing Commercial OE: 10%
TOTAL DEFENSE & SPACE: 32%
TOTAL COMMERCIAL OE: 33%
Defense & Space, OE & Aftermarket: 32%
Airbus Commercial OE: 17% OE AM
Regional, Business & General Aviation OE: 6%
Large Commercial Aircraft
Aftermarket: 25%
Regional, Business & General Aviation Aftermarket: 6%
TOTAL COMMERCIAL AFTERMARKET: 31%
Balanced Business Mix; Aftermarket Represents ~44% Of Total Sales
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12. Market Drivers and Goodrich Positioning
Production rates increasing
New aircraft entering service
Fuel driving airline profitability
Load factors at high levels
Fleet growing (net of retirements)
High demand for new generation aircraft
Airline consolidation
Flattish budget
Decreasing war funding
Significant spend on ISR, helicopters, JSF, precision guided munitions
Commercial OE
Commercial Aftermarket
Defense & Space
Strong content on in-production aircraft
Greater content on in-development aircraft
Aftermarket sales improvement
Limited exposure to old generation aircraft
Fleet growth and age positions Goodrich well for significant aftermarket growth
Growth platforms match funded DoD priorities
Bolt on acquisitions add scale
Sales growth sustainable
All Major End Markets Improving
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13. Significant Content On New Aircraft Programs
Lockheed-Martin F-35
Boeing 787
Landing gear system
Anti-icing & ice detection systems
Weapons bay door drive system
Fuel quantity gauging components
Utility actuators
Lift-Fan® drive shaft and couplings
Lift-Fan® clutch material (STOVL version)
SmartProbe® and SmartPort® air data sensing technology
Nacelles and thrust reversers
Wheels and electric braking system
Engine control system*
Sensor systems
Lighting systems
Cargo system
Cabin attendant seats
*Through Goodrich’s joint venture with Rolls-Royce,
Aero Engine Controls
Significant Positions on Major New Aircraft Programs
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14. Strong Position In Platforms Payload Area Offers Strong Growth
Goodrich Defense & Space Sales
Platforms ~60% of Sales
2010 SALES
$2.2B
Payloads ~40% of Sales
ISR, Classified and other
Tactical Jets
Transport & Special
Mission A/C
Space Systems/Vehicles
Ground Vehicle Systems
Rotary Wing
Missiles and
Precision Weapons
UAVs
Strong Position In Platforms
Payload Area Offers Strong Growth
Marine
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15. Emerging Growth Opportunities Technology and Innovation
Goodrich consistently invests in new, leading-edge technologies with promise in the aerospace and defense sector:
Green technologies
More electric technologies
Nanotechnology
Robust wireless communication systems and sensing technologies
Advanced precision guided weapon technologies
Electric brakes
Phoenix Electronic Systems Center
Innovative Wireless
Technologies
787 Electric Brake
Nanotechnology For
Advanced Structures
Six Degree Of Freedom
Inertial Measurement Unit
Breakthrough Technologies for Next Generation Products
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16. Strategic Business Units (SBUs)
Marshall Larsen Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Goodrich – Global Headquarters – Charlotte, NC
Actuation and Landing Systems Jack Carmola Segment President
Nacelles and Interior Systems Cindy Egnotovich Segment President
Electronic Systems Curtis Reusser Segment President
Landing Gear
Aerostructures
Sensors and Integrated Systems
Aircraft Wheels and Brakes
Interiors
Engine Control and Electrical Power Systems
Actuation Systems
Customer Services
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Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance Systems
Engine Components
Goodrich Customer Services – Global Headquarters – Monroe, NC
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17. Actuation and Landing Systems Segment SBUs
SBU & Products
Market
Position
2010 Sales = $2.5B
Landing Gear
Landing Gear Systems
#1 / #2
Aircraft Wheels & Brakes
Wheels and Braking Systems
#1 / #2
Actuation Systems
Primary & Secondary Flight Controls and Nacelle Actuation #1
Engine Components
Fuel Nozzle Components
Blades & Vanes
#1 / #2
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18. Electronic Systems Segment SBUs
SBU & Products
Market
Position
2010 Sales = $2.1B
Sensors & Integrated Systems
Air Data & Engine Sensors
De-Icing Products
Fuel Management Systems #1
Engine Controls & Electrical Power Systems #2
Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance Systems
#1 / #2
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19. Nacelles and Interior Systems Segment SBUs
SBU & Products
Market
Position
2010 Sales = $2.4B
Aerostructures
Nacelle Structures & Thrust Reverser Systems #1
Interiors
Evacuation Slides
Cargo Systems
Lighting Systems
Seating Systems
Cabin Systems #2 #1 #2 #1 #1
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20. Enterprise Aftermarket Operational Shared Service
Customer Services SBU
Customer Support
Management
Enhanced & Simplified Customer Interface
Enterprise
Business
Development
Flexible, Multi-Product Contracting Options
Global MRO
Campus Network
Enterprise Aftermarket
Operational Shared Service
Best-In-Class Component MRO Services
Global Asset
&
Repair
Management
Global Asset & Repair Management Services
Customer
Facing
Tools
Web Based Customer Tools
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21. Customer Services Global MRO Campus Network
Monroe, USA
Customer Services HQ
Paris, France
Dubai, UAE
Xiamen, China
MRO Campus Characteristics
Multiple product capabilities
Strategic geographic locations
Lean MRO processes and standards
Stronger on-site technical capability
Improved logistics/material management systems
Singapore
Sydney, Australia
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22. Goodrich Uniquely Positioned For Long Term Growth
Summary
Leading global aerospace and defense supplier
Broad product portfolio
Strong focus on operational excellence
Team-focused culture and highest standards of ethics and integrity
Balanced business mix
Significant positions on new commercial and military aircraft
New technology on modern fleets driving growth
Goodrich Uniquely Positioned For Long Term Growth
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23. Questions?
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