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Constantia Flexibles People Passion Packaging
Constantia Flexibles at a glance Constantia Flexibles is one of the world's leading manufacturers of flexible packaging Serves multinational corporations and local market leaders
3 divisions
#2 in Europe, #4 globally
42 production plants in 18 countries
€1.7 bn in sales* 115 sales countries
Founded in 1994 Headquartered in Vienna, Austria Shareholders: Wendel Group (73%), H. Turnauer Stiftung (27%)
>3,000 customers >8,000 employees
* Pro forma sales 2013 are adjusted for full year revenues of acquisitions (sales impact: EUR 57 million)
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Global production network 42 plants in 18 countries Production Sites Sales Offices
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Plants in North America
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Plants in Europe
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3
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Plants in Emerging Markets
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Sales by region and division in 2013 Sales by region
Asia Middle East 4% & Africa 5%
Americas
23%
Sales by division
Pharma 15%
Europe 68%
Labels 25%
Food 60%
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Management Board
Thomas Unger
Peter Frauenknecht
Dr. Gerold Riegler
Franz Reiterer
(Chief Executive Officer)
(Chief Financial Officer)
(Chief Operating Officer)
(Chief Sales Officer Food)
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Executive Committee – Executive Vice Presidents
Stefan Bogoll
Stefan Grote
Friedrich Humer
Walter Ometto
Mike Henry
(Food North America)
(Food Europe)
(Food Emerging Markets)
(Pharma)
(Labels)
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Flexible packaging – what we offer
Flexible Packaging is the manufacture and supply of thin and flexible plastic films, aluminium foils and papers.
Used solely or in combination for direct and non-direct primary & secondary packaging for food and non-food products, retail, industrial and healthcare applications.
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The 4 Ps of packaging – at the heart of our business Preservation
Protection
Ensures optimal condition and longer shelf life
Puncture resistance
Barrier functions against UV light, moisture, oxygen, and seal integrity
Tamper evidence
Burst strength
Customers
Growth
Promotion Promotional text Design & shape Customer convenience (microwaveable, heatable)
Transportability Hygiene standards
Presentation Employees
Society & environment
Format Ergonomics Portion size Essential information
Functionality (easy to handle, carry, open, etc.)
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Our core values
Customers
Growth
Employees
Society & environment
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Our core values We focus on innovation and quality to make our customers more successful
We expand globally with our customers and create value for all stakeholders
Customers
We have an international team based on an corporate culture of trust, excellence and performance
Employees
Growth
x
Society & environment
We balance economic success with environmental and social responsibility
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Our customer benefits
Experienced people with passion for packaging
Complete range of solutions
Unrivaled customer service Continuous innovation Global production network Integrated production Long-term partnerships with customers
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Food solutions Lidding die cut Dairy
Dried food laminates Processed food
Lidding reel-fed
Coffee laminates
Confectionery foil
Alu-container systems
Confectionery
Processed meat Confectionery film
Pet food bags/pouches
Salted snack laminates Snacks Sweet snack laminates Broad portfolio of leading products for primary food packaging
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Pharma solutions Coldform foil
Blister lidding foil Pharma
Strip pack & suppository foil Sachet foil & laminate
Sachet foil
Home & Personal Care (HPC)
Wipe film Doypack foil Bag-on-Valve laminate
Stick pack foil
Broad portfolio of tailor-made products for Pharma and HPC
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Labels solutions
Beer, Wine & Spirits
Paper labels
Aluminum lid labels for beverage cans
Pressure sensitive labels
Paper labels
Soft drinks & Water Aluminum foil bottle neck
Wrap around labels Shrink sleeves In-Mould decoration In-Mould labels In-Mould with functionality
Targeted product offering focusing on the global beverage labels market
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Unrivaled customer service We manage for our clients:
Improving sustainability performance
Packaging trends
Food & beverage contact legislation
Packaging engineering
Logistics
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Long-term partnerships with customers
More than ten years relationship with the top 10 customers in all three divisions
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Integrated production Raw material sourcing and rolling Strategic base material supply within the group Distinctive know-how Selected specialty film extrusion State-of-the-art aluminum foil rolling facility
Lacquering / Lamination / Extrusion Highly efficient lacquering, coating and lamination In-house lacquer development
Printing / Cutting UV flexo printing including in-line coating Roto gravure printing incl. in-line lamination Wide web conventional flexo printing Offset printing for paper and film
Finishing / Aftermarket Service Highly optimized diecutting and deepdrawing facilities Bag & pouch making
We manage the entire value chain – ensuring high quality, quick response times, reliability & flexibility
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Quality and product safety Group quality standards – key elements All sites have implemented a Quality Management System
Specifically certified systems in dedicated plants Full traceability of raw materials and processes Raw materials only from approved suppliers Implemented risk management Fulfilment of legal requirements Well-equipped quality labs at our sites Full compliance with customer specifications
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Continuous innovation through formal process Technology-driven (push) innovation Innovation throughout the product life cycle
Idea
Marketing & performance analysis “CF Customer Academy” for training clients’ staff in flexible packaging
70 R&D personnel
Feasibility study
Product development
Application engineers
Customers
Product managers
Social macro trends (Sustainability, convenience, differentiation, high functionality, barrier protection)
Customer-driven (pull) innovation
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Competence centers State-of-the-art competence centers for
Microscopy lab
Wet chemistry lab
Lab laminator
Co-extrusion pilot line
Polymer films & film laminates Aluminum & foil laminates Labels (planned) First technical contact to our suppliers to stimulate inhouse developments In- and external consultant in the right raw material selection Analytical capabilities
Lab equipment to produce small samples and mock-ups
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Innovative product examples DieCut New generation cup-lock system with self-developed co-extrusion Increased production safety Cost reduction vs today’s standard specification Sustainability support (e.g. 50% aluminum reduction)
DryFoil Reliable protection against moisture cross-diffusion Shelf life extensions Reliable system compatibility PVC-free structure High absorption capacity
SpearRC Recyclable pressure-sensitive label alternative for PET bottles Cost-effective recycling solution
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Innovation awards EAFA Alufoil trophies (2012-2014)*
International awards in the last 5 years
More than
12x
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*CFlex won the Alufoil Trophy that rewards the use of aluminum foil and aluminum closures in all its many forms and uses. Example: HiperWrap was awarded in 2013 in the category “Product Preservation”.
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Our core values
Customers
Growth
Employees
Society & environment
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Strong market position in attractive segments
Global #1
Global #2
Global #1
Confectionery foil
Blister lidding foils
Die-cut lidding
Coldform foils
Beer labels (film and PSL, foil and paper)
Alu-container systems Global #2 Reel-fed lidding
In-mould labels
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Every second beer on the planet has a Constantia Label
~60% of sales in attractive markets, where Constantia commands a #1 or 2 position
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Success story of continuous growth From a leading European supplier… Network of medium-sized companies Business focus on Europe Mainly export sales Supplier of packaging materials with focus on aluminum
…to a global player A group with a mission and a clear strategy Realizing global growth opportunities Multi-domestic production Solution provider with comprehensive material competence
Growth through M&A and organic growth €1.7bn** €1.0bn €0.7bn
Sales 2005
2010
2013
E 2020
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CAGR including 2013 acquisitions of Globalpack, Spear and Parikh Packaging ** Pro forma sales 2013 are adjusted for full year revenues of acquisitions (sales impact: EUR 57 million)
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Investing for our customers Total investments 2011–2013: € 444 mn
CAPEX* 51%
Acquisitions 49%
Major CAPEX projects Lacquering and Laminations Plant: Constantia Patz (AT) Offset Printing Machines: Verstraete in mould labels (BE) UV Flexoprinting Machine: Constantia Blythewood (USA) Flexo Printing line: Constantia Aluprint San Luis Potosí (MEX) Converting Center (Double Lacquering and Lamination Plant, Downstream Rotogravure Printing): Constantia Teich (AT) Rotogravure Printing Machines: Constantia Hueck Folien (DE), Constantia Ebert (DE), Constantia Teich Poland(PL)
Major acquisitions Asaş, TR (2011) Parikh, IN (2013) Spear, USA (2013) Globalpack, MX (2013)
* Capital Expenditures
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Global trends drive demand for flexible packaging Global trend
Factors driving demand
Urbanization
Demand for packed food with longer shelf lives From large to small families
Packaged food
Emerging middle class
Purchase based on social demands
Premium brand packaging
Premium products
Demand for premium and functional packaging Significance of marketing / branding
Premium and convenient packaging
Health
Ageing society demands pharma products Health standards in emerging markets rise
Pharma packaging
Sustainability
Smaller carbon footprint Reduction of material thickness, etc.
Environmentally friendly packaging
Flexible packaging solutions
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Our strategy for long-term profitable growth Strengthening customer relations with multinational companies Consolidation and extension of European market leadership Realizing selected growth opportunities in North America
Expansion in the fastest-growing emerging markets Maximization of Group synergy and optimization of operational performance
Strong relationships with international corporations Targeted acquisitions in growth sectors and regions
Established technological know-how Efficient production sites and processes
Strong foundation gives us competitive advantage
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Our core values
Customers
Growth
Employees
Society & environment
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Sustainability “Sustainability means balancing economic success with environmental and social responsibility. This strategy ensures long-term success.” Thomas Unger, Chief Executive Officer
Corporate carbon footprint goal
By 2012 Constantia Flexibles already achieved three-quarters of Product & Process its goal to reduceIntegrating CO2* emissions Sustainthe whole ability Supply to 2023. by 40% from 2005 Chain
Progress in reduction of CO2-emissions per produced m² Reduction of about 30% 100% 70%
2005
2012
* Related to m2 output, calculation based on Scope 1 and Scope 2 as defined by the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Initiative
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Committed to a responsible policy Economic responsibility Systematic risk management
Compliance guidelines Comprehensive quality management
Environmental responsibility
Social responsibility
Environmentally friendly and resource-sparing production technology, materials and ingredients
Extensive measures to protect human rights
Ethical sourcing (member of SEDEX)
Social outreach project for disadvantaged groups
Reduction of environmental pollution, waste & greenhouse gases
Group Social Award for outstanding achievement
Zero tolerance of discrimination against employees
Our sustainability policy focuses on our responsibility to the environment and our neighbors
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Transparency along the entire supply chain Full disclosure of our CSR KPIs at selected platforms for our stakeholders
Aims at improving environmental and social practices by leveraging the influence of global supply chains
Two objectives of EcoVadis: – Improve performance combining innovative information technologies with shared service expertise on sustainable procurement – Reduce costs associated with suppliers’ CSR performance monitoring
Enables companies to – Quickly determine their supply chain footprint – Encourage and support suppliers to measure and manage material business issues – Communicate with them on their performance over time – Drive long shared value for the business
Our ethical principles Endorsing SEDEX’ ethical standards
Part of Aluminum Stewardship Initiative (ASI)
Non-profit member platform dedicated to improving ethical supply standards along the value chain
SEDEX focuses on 4 areas – Labor standards – Health & safety – Environment – Business integrity
Non-profit initiative to foster greater sustainability and transparency throughout our industry ASI tries to mobilize a broad base of stakeholders to establish and promote responsible leading practices – Across the aluminum value chain – In business ethics – In environmental and social performance
Tools for exchanging information include standardized questionnaires and audits (SMETA = Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit)
Bauxite mining
Refining
Aluminum smelting
Further processing
Recycling
The Group Social Award We are committed to integrating social activities at all our sites We encourage our employees to support social projects, especially in Constantia’s immediate neighborhoods and annually award the best projects. Restoration of Elementary School in Guanos, Mexico
Cooking for the homeless at VinziRast house in Vienna, Austria
Help for schools and kindergartens in Poland
Free employee counseling in private or professional problems in Austria
Collaborative art book of mentally disturbed people in the US
Internships for young people with disabilities in Poland
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Our core values
Customers
Growth
Employees
Society & environment
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Our employees Number of employees by region (year-end)
x 2.9 8,093
Thereof approx. 7,000 in production
2,821
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2013 Europe
Americas
MEA
Asia
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Experienced people with passion for packaging An attractive employer with a corporate culture focused on employee development Culture & respect Work beyond country borders Foster proximity and openness Encourage international transfers
Learning & development Hiring the best candidates through structured processes Develop employees’ skills and performance based on three core competencies: Driving customer value, fostering collaboration, passion for results Strategic talent management
Rewards & fringe benefits Design our reward and compensation system in order to: – Foster motivation and competitiveness – Increase performanceorientation
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Our employees live operational excellence Goal of attaining operational excellence at all facilities Increased efficiency through: Efficiency programs such as the Continuous Improvement Process Annual CIP prizes for individual projects and the Group’s best site Lean manufacturing programs (incl. waste reduction, increased production speed, etc.) Introduction of best practices through rollout of successful projects from one facility to all others
Operational excellence is attained when every employee understands how to create value for our customers
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