Darius and I actually talked several times on this issue to make sure they got equipment. In Europe, we went through some rough times in Italy, but things are much improved now. The medical professionals are having to lay people off and to cut costs because all the businesses disappeared, revenue and other than just the crisis around coronavirus and the same thing in the business world. But how quickly can you move and what do you think about inorganically versus organically? But I felt it was very important with this crisis that we were here live and we can make quick decisions and deal with the issues very, very quickly, both from a structural standpoint, but also from a competitive standpoint to look at opportunities to keep winning as a company. Just a question. The good news is China's recovery is better than expected. The US dropped 12%, while China was down sharply over 20%. India is a bigger risk. Europe is the other area that has very little production left. So, it makes a little bit different than we've had in the past. A number of moves. I want to make sure people understand that. We worked very closely with Honeywell. The next chart talks about China. So, again, in sum, I think we're in very, very good shape regarding liquidity. Our rest of business, we've continued to diversify on, and both Lal and Bob will talk a little bit about this. And then, yesterday, we had the audit committee meeting. At first, that was difficult because the market was somewhat roiled. The team has identified an additional $53 million of restructuring, bringing the total for 2020 to $230 million and driving annualized savings of $314 million. The platform delivered strong profitability in a very challenging demand environment. Update the shareholders on how we see it right now. As you saw the close, both at Lal's business and Bob's business, if you think about what we did versus our guidance, our sales dropped, in the second quarter, $340 million. I think, clearly, the negative side of that will be companies like Emerson or the multinationals that we serve, the global industries. Because you don't seem to be guiding to that kind of impact for the rest of the world in the second half. These are very important customers. Please go ahead. Please go ahead. The deleverage is only 15%. So, you can see that we have a lot of places there where, if we choose to issue term debt over the next month or so here, we can do that in size and still have a very conservative debt ladder as we hit the open spots between the towers that we have there. I can't mention the name of the firm or the drug as we are in an NDA. Lal's business is probably a little bit better than that. And the reason for it goes back to what Frank covered is the liquidity financial crisis. So, in any event, expanding upon Mr. Tusa's excellent inquiry, as always, I wanted to ask a little bit about the underlying cadence of at least the near term. I know you gave us a lot of color. There's certainly talk about replacement, but about 85% of our business is oriented at replacement anyway. Turning to chart 34. However, this contract is north of $20 million and will be booked and shipped this fiscal year. So, if you look at where we see today, you think about the percent of Automation sales, this year we're going to be in 10% to 12% oil and gas North America. So, that's nothing new. So, I'm very negative on the US growth model. But I just don't see us overwhelming that drop-off in sales that's hit us so hard in April, May and June. Yeah. It started turning down -- the first half of last year was down 20 plus percent and we felt we were coming out of that with some ups and downs. But I think that you missed -- you don't represent them well that if you don't think that these guys have made some fundamental changes. But as Dave mentioned, that magnitude of sales decline, even with a very strong SG&A reduction versus last year and certainly many activities in the plants, the deleverage of volume as well as, again, the COVID-19 impact, which is very disruptive to the plants right now, is going to be very challenging. This quarterly report represents an earnings surprise of … The starting point for the bridge is 2019 GAAP EPS of $3.71. I think you're going to see -- the only laggard we see probably early on will be the liquids side on the new contract -- the new business. Now, if there's somehow that everyone got back to work right away, we got the testing that we needed, maybe the fourth -- the third calendar quarter, we could start seeing stuff. And frankly, we've done a lot of work to give away a lot of these things initially, particularly N95 and KN95 masks, which are basically the Chinese standard of the N95 masks. So, if you could speak to the decremental margins as well as the expectation for restructuring payback. So far, we see that as being probably less housing oriented kind of positions, but, certainly, as that plays out, that could also be a key factor as well. Those are higher-margin businesses than some of the longer cycle businesses that we do have. So, I just wanted to ask about margins in the second half of the year. Thank you. The Chile copper mining and Peru gold mining continue to be bright spots. Notably, the company’s earnings results … We just have other businesses from the standpoint of pharmaceutical, medical, chemical, whatever industries, power. One of the most fundamental differences in our business today versus prior cycles is our KOB3 position. So, we're really looking at keeping the cost in line and making sure we stay aggressive. This is in response to a positive response of one of their drugs in COVID-19 treatment. This team has momentum in executing our Peak Margin plan and is focused on the additional challenges we now face. Again, China was down 33%. By March, our orders were $125 million, down 9% versus 2019, and are expected to be down 10% in April as well, although I could see us closing that gap. He's a book and ship company. Dine kontrolfunktioner til beskyttelse af private oplysninger, Oplysninger om din enhed og internetforbindelse, herunder din IP-adresse, Browsing- og søgeaktivitet ved brug af websites og apps fra Verizon Media. Shares are up 20.7% since reporting last quarter. What's your decremental in second half? If I could add, Dave. At this point, it's very important for me to highlight our backlog position. You can see right now, directionally -- and it is certainly directionally because we're focused primarily on this period and this quarter more than anything -- but going into 2021, if it follows similar downturns of the past, we would expect by the second half to be turning up, and the magnitude of that is certainly to be determined by a lot of things. Hi, Nicole. It dropped a little bit upstream, but it didn't go away. Thanks for fitting me in. We first tested clearly in February and early March with the China shutdown and we've tested again. If you please turn to slide 18, when we began to see this coming in mid-February, we started to extend maturities in the CP program. Bob, why don't you answer first? That's doing around $6.5 million for second half, so $3.5 million per quarter. Returns as of 01/14/2021. That is 2x the pace of FID push-outs that we have seen to date. Secondly, we are being a little bit more aggressive on some of these consolidations and how we do them and how fast we get them done from that perspective. The best cost. And then, certainly, price cost is always a big factor for us. There's a number of things, again, we're doing in the second half to be dramatically, if you will, that -- depending on how the sales curve returns, certainly, some of that spending could return. Well, I want to thank everybody for the calls and I appreciate everyone calling and listening. Pete Lilly -- Director, Investor Relations. Again, despite the fact that the second quarter changed significantly in the last weeks. Just thinking about the fact that most of the restructuring spend has been focused on AS. I think the companies that are very international will have that benefit. I really appreciate all the rigor and level of detail that you guys went to, to give us as much information as you did today. So, turning to chart 28. We're not walking away from it. I will hand the call over to Mr. Frank Dellaquila and Mr. Mike Train to discuss liquidity and operations. You were fixing yourself some dinner? And the reason for it, at Lal's businesses, from a nationalistic approach, China is investing in things that will help them as a country, be it the medical area, be it the power area, be it the other different energy areas, given the fact they're building tank farms to buy $10 price of oil. Later in the call, management will elaborate on our outlook in detail, but here is the summary. 2.47. Our Italian plants and suppliers are back online and goods are flowing as the Port of Genoa is now we opened, albeit very busy. This year, our first half adjusted EPS totals $1.56, which is approximately 50% of the full-year EPS guidance, well ahead of normal pace. The Qatar NFE LNG, the Aramco crude to chemicals, and the Ratnagiri refinery in India, which is a JV between ADNOC, Aramco and Indian Oil. On average, we book $40 million per month in those four countries. And I must give our global Emerson team, who are likely listening into today's call, a big thank you for their collective efforts in working with customers, suppliers and governments to keep these critical industries running -- running when it's needed most. You look at over 30 million unemployed people in the United States, let alone the people [Indecipherable], and let alone the people that are pretty holed up in their homes right now that don't want to come out. Can certainly appreciate the slide that Lal put together, the amount of KOB3 that's now in the portfolio. But then, as you can see again, Q2 changed substantially. As we sit here today, we're still working some major issues. Lal's still got some backlog. We also had several executive -- we had an executive board meeting to discuss this issue and other actions. I think that we are -- one of the things that Lal and his team are really -- we're, obviously, looking at our internal investments. Patrick Fitzgerald - Director of Investor Relations and Assistant Treasurer One, what we're trying to do is accelerate the programs, sort of the fixed cost programs, the facility programs that we had built more into 2021. So, the key is, Steve, I think we'll still have savings coming into the first half of next year, but ones we will have to offset in the first half of the year will be things like the salary cuts because we will institute that. So, what I'm showing here is our sales outlook for this year into next year. As such, we see a very challenging demand environment, certainly for the remainder of the fiscal year and into the first half of next year. So, again, the China right now is playing out in this way. Obviously, more extreme this year. Now, I'll turn it over to Bob Sharp. So, the next question? Some are idling units. Are you bunkered? I guess the question I would have is, as you kind of flex across your facilities and you look at Mike's chart, have you instituted your own kind of captive testing program for Emerson? We saw tens of thousands of our own employees leap into a work-from-home mode and it's been amazing watching Emerson team deal with the sudden new reality and come through in every aspect. In the end, I think I'd put a plus on our side. I think the big issue right now, Nicole, is in the second quarter, why our decremental margins were so much better is, obviously, we had a lot done in the first quarter. Thank you, David, and good morning. We always look at valuation relative to logistics. Sponsored ADR, Roper Technologies, Inc., Danaher Corporation, International Business Machines Corporation, Microsoft Corporation and … So, these guys are moving much faster. Cash flow performance was solid in the quarter, with operating cash flow of $588 million and free cash flow of $477 million, up 10% and 15% respectively. It seems somehow the sickness was only in a couple of regions. The business is projected to be up 40% in 2020 to $188 million. Michael Halloran -- Robert W. Baird -- Analyst. Emerson Electric (EMR) Q2 Earnings Beat Estimates. I don't know if I'm going to want you talking to me. And then, just as I think about some of your kind of longer cycle customers or folks who don't make decisions lightly, I would imagine that the speed at which this has happened has made it hard to kind of calibrate what they want to do, just show up one morning and kind of erase a zero from the budget and go forward. If we're going to go back, assuming -- I'm hearing more and more words. The Algorithm predicts "% Predicted Move After Earnings Announcement" (PMAEA) for EMR three weeks prior to earnings … In the first half, we spent $112 million, including $83 million which we spent in Q1, and that was prior to our February meeting in New York. Sales in March were down 22% versus 2019 despite our capacity being back to 96% by the end of the month. Market data powered by FactSet and Web Financial Group. Yes. The major reductions, as I said, were North America, predominantly privately funded LNG jobs. And this is where CEOs around the world, who I call frenemies, work very closely together to get things done for the nation and for the world. Good try. I agree with David that, as this comes back, it will be predominantly on that -- it will not be in that production side that will lag. We just look at our measured opening that we're going to have inside the United States. How are you doing, my friend? We've given away nearly 40,000 of these to many different care facilities around the US and other countries, as far as gloves and other things too. 3 min read. It's got to come to give confidence to the workers. Are there opportunities to move fast? And that's what we're leaning on very hard here in 2020 as we accelerate the second half restructuring. Also very important to all the employees around the world and customers is communications. Not great timing from the end-of-a-quarter perspective, but our plants on balance stayed up and running and we did our best to deliver to customers. The thousands, many of them will be in trouble as we go through it. GAAP earnings per share were $0.84, up 11 percent versus prior year. 14, 2020, 12:30 PM. And by the way, I'm assuming COVID can't go over the wires and you get me sick. And to help you bridge between the February meeting and what we see today as a business, we had approximately $135 million that we booked out of the funnel since February. Can we shake out some acquisitions that are little more software based along those lines? Gross profit drove the 0.9 points of adjusted EBITDA improvement. The next question comes from Andrew Obin from Bank of America. We don't have the numbers relative to the '08, '09 numbers, but you can see that it was a little bit higher percentage at that point in time. I'm the type of guy that would lead in World War II, if you got that expression. The speed and breadth of the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak has been truly unprecedented. I guess on top of that, I think you have your president of safety in attendance, if that's right? And if they are sick, isolate them and quickly isolate people around them and then cleanse and then get back to work. But what we're looking at here in the US is a completely different cycle and Europe a completely different cycle. I firmly believe, based on what we're seeing in our customer base, in both the chemical industry, what we see in, obviously, the food and beverage, the hybrid, the medical industries, we're seeing a push to try to rebalance some of these -- the supply chains and also where they make stuff. Please go ahead. If you look back at the last industrial recession, we're well over $1 billion. We have the capacity to fund all of our internal needs and our dividend despite the fact that we, as you just saw, expect reduced operating cash flow over the next several quarters. So, in that event, they freeze quickly. At March 31, we had $2.6 billion in cash. Thermo Fisher, an important customer of ours, needs refrigeration for some of their COVID test stations -- some of the testing environment and we're able to supply a number of those quickly. And the third thing is, as I said earlier, both at corporate and the two platforms, we're looking at the structure of the overall company and what layers we can take out and what layers we don't necessarily need anymore as we learn how to run the company in a different world, which we are right now. Again, to my Emerson colleagues, thanks for the tremendous effort and collaboration. So, those will be two nuances on that. But right now, the definition of best cost has not changed, no. And the fourth quarter, obviously, is a step up sequentially on an EPS basis. The plan for Q2 was a positive 0.5 points. And then, again, coming out to China and certainly, again, for us, the summer cycle in the US with air conditioning is going to be quite important. If it plays out longer, then that could change. Yeah, just very quickly. Thank you. Yes. We expected it to be very similar through the rest of 2020 even a month or two ago, and then things started changing pretty quickly in Q2. And certainly under ideal conditions, if you will, or under the right conditions, perhaps even turning positive in the fourth quarter. We expect $0.09 of EPS from interest and share repurchase tailwinds. Trailing three-month orders were down 3%, also reflective of the decaying demand environment, but indicating some modest backlog buildup. Thanks, David. Asia, Middle East and Africa were down 15%, driven by China, which was down sharply over 30%. An earnings report is usually issued quarterly (Q1, Q2, Q3 & Q4) by public companies to report their performance. We beat this plan for H1. That was our run rate as we went through '19 into the first quarter of '20. Nothing right now -- I'm more interested in stabilizing and then recovering. So, the costs are going up, but the savings are going up at the same time. Things do get better for us sequentially into Q4 from a deleverage perspective, and we fall back into the 20s on a pure EBIT basis, which is more normalized. But I would say these guys are further down that pike than you think. Earnings and Revenue. It goes back to the distribution channel, which are liquidating because of the financial wherewithal of that channel. We have the financial flexibility and capabilities to do that going forward. Thank you very much, Pete. 100% correct, Steve. No, I think that's right. I think you're part of the industrial working group. So, those are things that we will do. You know that. And thanks, everybody. But when we've come out of these before, we've had some pretty strong quarters. So, all in all, as we look at our ability to fund our needs, short term and longer term, we feel like we are in very good shape. And why in the back of my mind do I feel like that there was like a $70 million number that you threw out there earlier in the year and said you had embedded some of that. For 2020, right now, I see orders projected to be slightly up, around 1%, and sales to be flat versus 2019. And he'll get dollar-for-dollar savings over pretty quickly on that. So, Michael, to give you some context. $27 million of scope change occurred and we added approximately $270 million to the funnel. And depending on the sell-through picture, that can come back quickly as well. Good afternoon. Oh, that's pretty good. This chart depicts orders and sales for 2020 by month. He actually historically has a stronger snap. Let's turn to chart 31 please. This outcome was driven primarily by aggressive cost actions and favorable price cost dynamics. We're trying to accelerate those into the second half of 2020, so we can get those done sooner because when the spike does come back, we want to have those new facilities up and running, lower cost structure. The assumption in this plan is that we reduce backlog by $300 million in the second half of the year. Please go ahead. So, I don't want to prejudge the recommendations you're making there. And we continue to book the awards there. It will be more downstream as we see it. You were talking to various people, dealing with political leaders at all levels to make sure they understand the importance of this and then working very close with hands and hands with operations. I'm doing another set of videos today, as is Bob, I believe. We're living it daily. I think there are opportunities to expand our power market beyond our traditional generation control system into other areas. And lastly, in Latin America, we have seen a significant impact, particularly in Mexico. Moving to slide 4 with the results of the quarter. As you know, our strategy is we have multiple suppliers, but the big issue for the first time we're seeing, not just one or two countries closing down, we have three countries closing down. Three large projects remain in the funnel. You're going to be close to 30%? Supremex Inc. (OTCPK:SUMXF) Q2 2020 Earnings Conference Call August 13, 2020 10:00 AM ET Company Participants Danielle Ste-Marie - Investor Relations Stewart Emerson - President & … At the bottom, again, the 2008 to 2010 reference. I think this, in transition, will be more out there in the '23, '24 and '25 time period based on my historical knowledge of this. What do you think there, Dave? Obviously, we've heard a lot about kind of a red/blue state divide here. Hiding in Jersey. Commercial and Residential Solutions also delivered strong profitability, with adjusted EBIT and adjusted EBITDA up 40 basis points and 90 basis points respectively. Due to the deteriorating demand environment, we've increased restructuring spend to be approximately $280 million, with approximately $230 million coming from the Automation Solutions platform and $45 million coming from the Commercial and Residential Solutions platform. At the bottom, you see January was down 43%. Yeah. And then, how much do you have visibility on for 2021? The first time they did this, they were all destroyed during a layover due to freezing, and so they contacted us on a Sunday for a Monday shipment. And so, I think that -- so what we're factoring in the US right now is a very, very weak third and fourth quarter. For your information, we are sitting in my conference room properly spread out and we have been operating. We do not see a quick snapback at this point in time in the US. It's going to take time. And I think the good, solid global industrial companies, which you guys all know about, and many of you follow, I think will benefit from this. Is that mostly because of the expected China recovery? Emerson's had a very global, regional strategy since the day I started running the company as a CEO back in 2000. The vaccine thing, you -- we can't wait for a vaccine. We also have the right to extend it under the current terms. North America is very challenged. So, Mike, I'm turning it over to you. Restructuring has truly helped us, both at the corporate level. And then, again, certainly, just a general customer, both individuals as well as companies, freezing right now with uncertainty about what's going to happen. I think if you -- I'll comment and I'll let both these guys comment on their specific businesses because it will be different. And there was quite a challenge on inter-province and international logistics. Despite that, we had a very strong quarter. We now see a pretty strong downturn here in the third quarter. Very exciting place to hide. Frank Dellaquila -- Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. And some are trying to figure out how to adjust maintenance and turnaround intervals to manage this tough environment. Thank you very much, Nicole. That's less than -- that's down less than 10%. Thank you. I think that -- also, Mike, to add on, he's up in Minneapolis right now. You don't see that in the second quarter because of how hard revenue is going down, but you really see it in kind of the fourth quarter? Trade working capital ended higher as a percentage of sales as ending inventory increased due to the sharp drop in demand in March. Yeah. I've been around quite a long time. Much of this is visible in the Q4 plan. We will be setting targets around margins and cash. The 2023 Peak Margin plan as defined had $325 million of restructuring spend, impacting 2,300 salaried headcount and 110 facility reductions, yielding approximately $400 million in savings. That will not happen in November of 2020. The bottom right shows in our professional tools business, the corps of engineers in the US, pop-up care facilities in Denver and Miami and we provided a lot of equipment for them to be able to get that infrastructure established. We'll never give this much information again. ... Asia is on track right now to return to growth late Q1 or early Q2. So, we look at that 14%, we go plus or minus 1.5%, most likely it's going to be around 14%, 15%. Do they have the money? It almost went to zero. And then, finally, on chart 19, we've always maintained a very conservative debt ladder. And then also, one for our website to thank everybody. So, those numbers will have to come back. It's going to be used in the power industry to generate energy -- electricity. In Brazil, outside of Petrobras, particularly at MODEC, continues to be a good story for us. Yes. Let's turn to chart 29. It will help us, obviously. We have essentially professionalized our MRO strategy since 2011 when we added significant focus to this program and have subsequently expanded KOB3 as a percent of total sales by 20 points. No, that's very sobering. It's 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, day in and day out. And, David, to your point around gas, you're absolutely right. Now turning to slide 6. But rest assured, Emerson's at business, Emerson is working and Emerson is working extremely hard to make sure that we can take advantage and solve everything that needs to be solved here in the coming months. Certainly, substantial job loss right now, especially in the US, over 22 million jobs. Two things, David. Emerson (NYSE: EMR) today reported results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 2019. The salary planning numbers will hit us all for next year too because that will roll back out. So, we're factoring a little bit of recovery. Then what happened is the world started engaging. We'll get that out for everybody, Joe. Next call comes from Josh Pokrzywinski from Morgan Stanley. I am still the CEO, I'm not dead, though people have tried to kill me. 'S how we see it right now on Bob 's 5 %, plus or minus points. The [ Indecipherable ] award this morning & a spend versus our original plan is now down over 10,... 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