Melrose Mergers and Acquisitions Presentation Deck
Strategic rationale and timeline
Melrose
Why
Why
now
▪ To separate the Melrose portfolio into:
An Automotive Group¹, retaining senior Melrose guidance and support; and
The Melrose Group continuing its "Buy, Improve, Sell" strategy, currently owning Aerospace
▪ This allows each Melrose shareholder to:
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Enjoy enhanced value creation within the Melrose Group, from pursuing potential M&A in aerospace
or its broader industrial "Buy, Improve, Sell" strategy
Benefit from new M&A value creation opportunities for the Automotive Group¹, exploring consolidation
within the automotive sector
Benefit from greater flexibility, for each Group to pursue their own further independent growth
strategies backed by their own balance sheets
Retain the upside from continued end market recovery and announced improvement plans to reach
the stated operating margin targets
▪ Automotive and Powder Metallurgy complete their required restructuring this year to hit their stated
operating margin targets on a market recovery, and have substantially de-risked balance sheets
▪ There are existing opportunities for M&A in both the Automotive Group¹ and Melrose
▪ The appropriately conservative nature of Melrose's capital structure today allows each Group to operate
with a capital structure suitable for its growth strategies and cost of capital
Proposed timeline: formal launch of demerger Q1 2023; obtain shareholder approval Q2 2023;
complete demerger process Q2/Q3 2023
Buy
Improve 1. Comprises the Automotive, Powder Metallurgy and Hydrogen group of businesses
Sell
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