2013 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING - 3DX-RAY · 2013 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING . 2 Company Overview ......
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27 February 2013
Ticker : ige
Web : www.ish.co.uk
2013 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
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Company Overview
• Shares in issue 76,267,932
• Market Cap £1.24m @ 1.62p per share
• Est .1996 acquiring IP from Nottingham Trent University
• Floated on AIM in 2002 on back of 3D x-ray technology
• Operates in Security and Industrial inspection markets
• Security portfolio includes a range of portable, baggage
and vehicle x-ray screening products
• Industrial applications include x-ray inspection of
catalytic converters, batteries and medical devices
• Maiden profit in 2012
• Employs 20 staff based near Loughborough
AXIS-3D
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Experienced Management
• Brian Emslie Chairman
• Louise George Chief Executive Officer
• Nick Fox Chief Technical Officer
appointment as NED from11th June 2013
• Vincent Deery Sales and Marketing Director
appointed 1st January 2013
• Ian Johnson Non-Executive Director
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Investor Opportunity
• Company has a diversified portfolio of products across two sectors
• With national and international reach and blue-chip customers
• The Company has a well-qualified, experienced and balanced Board
• Finances have been well managed and costs controlled
• Revenue doubled and maiden profit achieved in tough economic
climate
• Opportunity to participate in AIM-listed British technology company
• Image Scan remains low investment threshold stock
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Low Investment Threshold
• Sustainability of business performance
remains a challenge and a priority
• Company continues to be more sales
and marketing driven
• Extension of product range driven by
end user and customer feedback
• Contracts drawn from wider range of
customers and territories
• Appointed Financial PR advisers
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2004 2006 2008 2010 2012
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Share-holding Share-
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Rise Step Int’l Dev 26.05%
D Allenby 8.08%
Calculus Capital 7.30%
A P Stirling 4.94%
Directors 4.12%
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FY12 Highlights
• Revenue doubled to £4.3million
• Increased sales across both sectors
• Significant investment of £388,000 (2011: £137,000) in
R&D
• Expansion of product line to include 4 new products
• Break-even in both half-years
• Maiden profit after 16 years
MedSpect
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Security Overview
• Security sales up 119% to £2,954,000 (2011: £1,351,000)
• Successful roll-out of new SVXi vehicle screening product
• First sale of AXIS-100 baggage screening system
• Margin of 35% reflecting sales mix:
– Lower margins on highly competitive baggage screening market
– Major elements of the SVXi subcontracted
– One-off costs associated with product introductions
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Industrial Overview
• Industrial revenue increased by 64% to £1,348,000 (2011: £ 823,000)
• Developed two additional industrial inspection systems:
– MDXi-200, a more compact, lower cost system
– MedSpect, for inspection of small medical devices
• Two new industrial customers with repeat business potential
• Nuclear contract proving to be more costly than originally planned
• Overall Industrial margin at 45%
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Sales Mix by Sector
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Security
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Income Statement
2009 2010 2011 2012
Revenue (£’000) 1,444 1,472 2,173 4,302
Gross Margin (%) 48% 55% 41% 38%
Overheads (£’000) 1,283 1,218 1,169 1,624
Profit/(Loss) (£’000) (537) (382) (237) 108
EPS (pence) (1.0) (0.6) (0.4) 0.14
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Balance Sheet
£’000 2009 2010 2011 2012
Tangible Assets
(£’000) 73 49 44 39
Inventories (‘000) 233 273 315 413
Receivables (‘000) 246 348 596 1,197
Net Cash (£’000) 850 348 945 74
Current Liabilities
(£’000) (323) (204) (1,029) (746)
Net Assets (£’000) 1,079 814 871 977
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Balance Sheet
• Year-end cash balance of £74,000
• Receivables at £1,197,000 of which £350,000
received within 3 days of the year end
• Current bank balance of £166,000
• RBS overdraft facility of £100,000
• Company remains debt-free
• Investment in inventory continues to support wider
product range
EOD vehicle inspection
Drugs in petrol tank
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Commercial Strategy
Since 2009 the Company has adopted a strategy to:
Establish a range of standard products
Incrementally develop products to meet market demands
Invest in new products where commercially justified
Extend reach in territory through experienced sales team
Invest in marketing collateral and website
Positive signs that strategy adopted is valid:
Enhanced volume and quality of sales enquiry pipeline
Both sectors increasing in revenue and sales opportunities
FlatScan-TPXi
FlatScan-15
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Product Portfolio
SVXi
2008 2012
Security
AXIS-3D AXIS-3D, AXIS-64,
AXIS-100, AXIS-53
FlatScan-TPXi FlatScan-TPXi Gen 2
FlatScan-15, ThreatSpect
SVXi
Industrial
MDXi-400, MDXi-NT MDXi-400, MDXi-NT
CatSpect, MDXi-200
MedSpect
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Outlook
• Cumulative orders for current financial year of £1,145,000
– Opening order book of £417,000
– New order intake since 1st October of £728,000
• Order intake exceeds that first 5 months last year by 39%
• Increase evident across both sectors
– FlatScan sales reach extended to new territories
– Repeat sales of industrial system to a new customer
– Industrial opportunities opening up from niche expertise
• However, profitability reliant on securing 2 significant contracts
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Challenges for 2013
• Improve profitability through increased gross margins
• Incremental investment in product range driven by market feedback
• Strong pipeline but sales target for 2013 is challenging
• Build on industrial expertise to secure new business opportunities
• Limited cash resources
• Sustainability of business performance remains the major challenge
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Contact Us
Brian Emslie Chairman
Louise George CEO
Image Scan Holdings plc
3DX-RAY Limited
16-18 Hayhill Industrial Estate
Barrow-upon-Soar
Leicestershire, LE12 8LD
Tel : 01509 817400 Email : [email protected]
Web : www.ish.co.uk Ticker : ige
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Important Notice
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