Investing in the Middle East and Qatar, growing globally...3 Eaton’s businesses Industrial Sector...
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Investing in the Middle East and Qatar, growing globally Sandy Cutler, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Frank Campbell, President EMEA - Electrical Sector
November 12, 2013
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Powering businesses worldwide for more than 100 years
• Founded in 1911 by J.O. Eaton
• Chairman & CEO – Alexander M. Cutler
• Headquarters: Dublin, Ireland
• Key locations in Cleveland, Ohio; Shanghai, China; Morges, Switzerland; Sao Paulo, Brazil
• Innovation Centers in regions around the world
• Customers in more than 175 countries
• Sales of $21.8 billion*
• 50% of sales outside the U.S.
• Approximately 102,000 employees
* 2012 Sales Pro-forma, including Cooper
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Eaton’s businesses
Industrial Sector
$8.6 B Sales
Vehicle
Hydraulics
Aerospace
Electrical Sector
$13.2 B Sales*
Electrical Products
Electrical Systems & Services
* 2012 Sales by Sector Pro-forma, including Cooper
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Eaton is a power management company
Uniquely positioned to provide safe, reliable, efficient and sustainable
power management solutions for our global customers
Electrical Fluid Mechanical
Cities &
Buildings
Industrial &
Machinery
Information
Technology
Energy &
Utilities
Transportation Infrastructure
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Long term megatrends that can supercharge our growth
60…Percentage increase in global demand for energy in
buildings projected by 2050
600…Percentage increase in the global LED lighting
market projected by 2020, a CAGR of ~25%
70…Percentage increase in liquid petroleum demand in
non-OECD nations expected by 2040
150…Percentage increase in annual distances travelled
by commercial aviation expected by 2030
70…Percentage increase in food production by 2050
necessary to feed a global population of 9.1 billion people
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Recent acquisitions have made us a stronger company
+ Largest acquisition in Eaton’s 100+
year history
+ Grows the global scale of our electrical
business with virtually no overlap
+ Increases leverage to global megatrends:
energy efficiency, utility grid upgrade,
industrial safety
+ Enhance global customer relationships to
drive future growth
+ Increase best-cost country (BCC)
manufacturing
+ Drive localization of key product platforms
for local markets
Transform Eaton Franchise Enhance Global Capability
Low-Voltage Electrical Business
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• Mid 1970s
• Westinghouse Electric opens an office in Dubai
• Westinghouse forms a partnership (WESCOSA) with a
prominent local partner
• Late 1970s
• Westinghouse forms a local partnership to assemble and
distribute circuit breakers in the ME
• Mid-late 2000s
• Several key acquisitions bring direct presence and more
partners (MEM, BILL, HOLEC, CH, MOELLER, MGE)
• 2009
• Opens first manufacturing facility in Dammam
• Eaton purchases 49% interest in SEG Middle East
Power Solutions & Switchboard (JV) to manufacture in
Abu Dhabi
• 2010 to the present
• Accelerate the organic growth trajectory through
investments in additional commercial resources
• Late 1996
• Cooper begins its activity with Crouse-Hinds LLC set up
for trading/local assembly to support CEAG business
• Early 2007
• Cooper Industries FZE set up to route the customer
service and order management locally
• Mid 2008
• Business doubles in revenues and Cooper expands its
presence, creating a new head office in Dubai
• Mid 2009
• Set up of Dammam plant (Saudi Arabia) for
manufacturing cable trays and switch racks
• Mid 2010
• Global Sourcing Center Initiative; a major step in
streamlining process and bringing significant
operational benefits
• Late 2012
• Cooper merged into Eaton worldwide
Operating in the Middle East for four decades
Some of our legacy brands
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Growth opportunities fuelled by investment in infrastructure and energy industries
Saudi Arabia
We provide world-class power management
solutions for energy intensive industries
IEC
NEMA/ANSI - IEC
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Eaton in Qatar
• Eaton presence in Qatar since 1990s through legacy brands:
MEM, BILL, HOLEC
• Strong distribution channels stocking complete range of electrical
distribution products
• Supplier of power distribution, LED lighting, explosion proof and
power quality electrical solutions to many of the country’s most
high profile infrastructure projects
• Eaton services the project segment through its KEMA KEUR
certified franchised panel builders
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Power management portfolio helping Qatar to build world-class infrastructure
data centers industrial utility commercial/infrastructure oil & gas
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Construction projects On time project execution
Projects of any size require
customized support and solutions to
design, deliver and maintain safe,
reliable and efficient infrastructure
Our solutions help customers achieve:
• Improved project execution with expert design support
and proven project management
• Reliable and safe power throughout the facility
• Improved ROI with lifecycle support and services
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Oil and gas, downstream & upstream De-risk by design
Increasing demand drives operations in
more harsh and hazardous environments
• Higher operating costs
• Operational complexity
• Increased risk
• More stringent regulations
Our solutions help customers achieve:
• Optimized performance for lower cost of
ownership and reduced complexity
• Increased operational predictability
• Enhanced safety to protect people and profit
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Our solutions help customers:
• Deliver power more reliably and efficiently
• Modernize and extend the life of aging infrastructure
• Protect people, data and processes with innovative
safety solutions
Power utilities Reliable performance for a better grid
Utilities face increasing challenges:
• Achieving automation goals
• Complying with changing regulations
• Meeting technical labor needs
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Strong relationships with customers and partners
Customers Projects Key channels
and partners Burj Al Arab
Qatar National
Convention
Center
Sadara Chemical Company
Yas Hotel
Ferrari World
Ruwais Refinery
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…served by local teams in Qatar and across the region
•19 offices, 300 employees
•Manufacturing in Dammam
and UAE
•Local distribution center in Jebel Ali
•Over 90 channel partners
•18 Eaton Authorized Service Providers
Eaton in the Middle East today
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
Kuwait
Yemen
Oman
Qatar
Iran Iraq
Egypt
Bahrain
Jeddah
Riyadh
Al Khobar
Abu Dhabi
Jebel Ali
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