Q4 2019 Earnings Call

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Thank you Kevin Good morning, everyone I'd <unk>, Vice President Investor Relations I'm joined this morning by John Reid, Our President and Chief Executive Officer.

Actual our senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.

Thank you for joining our earnings conference call yesterday after market closed.

We released our financial results fourth quarter, well your 29.

Our financial results unscheduled revenue by market.

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As a reminder, various remarks about future expectations plans and prospects. Yes comprised forward looking statements actual results may differ materially as a result of various important factors, including those discussed in yesterday's press release and in the most recent annual report on Form 10-K for the company and any subsequent quarterly.

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These estimates or views as though any day subsequent to today and the company disclaims any obligation to update these statements during the call we'll be discussing non-GAAP financial measures. Please refer to our press release.

As an exhibit short form 8-K, you filed yesterday for information regarding our non-GAAP financial results and a reconciliation of our GAAP and non-GAAP financial measures now I'll turn the call over to John .

Thanks, David Good morning, everyone and thanks for joining us today.

And just deliver strong fourth quarter revenue of $500 million above the high end of our guidance range.

GAAP net earnings for the fourth quarter were $66 million or dollar 20 per share, which was also above the high end of our guidance range.

Our strong results were driven by an improvement in our semiconductor market.

Which extended across our broad portfolio differentiated products.

Our advanced markets revenue was inline with expectations as our light and motion business remained stable third quarter levels.

Our equipment in solutions business declined due to seasonally softer volumes, which we highlighted during our three political.

As we enter a new dedicated and cash we're excited about three important secular trends driving both our semiconductor and advanced markets.

First is the impact of a world continues to be increasingly interconnected.

Resulting in an explosion of data storage data transmission and data analytics ornaments.

The strong continued growth for dance memory and logic chip demand.

Second is the increasing complexity of technology transitions in the semiconductor manufacturing.

Leads to inflections, such as extreme vertical structures and process engineering at the atomic level.

These inflections provide even more growth opportunities, but I'm curious as we are uniquely positioned to deliver the broadest NT business portfolio of solutions.

And finally is the accelerating need for laser based precision manufacturing techniques, which arent able by lasers photonics objects motion and systems solutions.

We believe a long history and deep expertise solvent critical problems positions us well to address these challenges for our customers.

Now for additional color on fourth quarter results.

Sales to our so [laughter] marketing strengthened considerably in the fourth quarter.

Long, 22% sequentially.

Driven by strong foundry and logic spending.

As well as early signs of recovery in memory.

We expect strong semiconductor capital spending to continue into the first quarter of 2020.

And our vacuum and analysis business, you saw volume orders for RF generators and matching networks related to design wins discussed previously.

But I want to emphasize that power is just one of several critical enabling technologies that we provide to our semiconductor customers.

MKS is also a market leader in plasmin reactive gas solutions as well as vacuum measurement and control.

Well, we have the largest portfolio pressure flow wells and residual gas analysis solutions.

The combination of these leading product offerings serves as a key differentiator versus our peers, which we believe enables us to respond faster too disruptive technology inflections.

Also in the fourth quarter, you secured multiple design wins in our plasma reactive gas business, particularly for leading edge foundry nodes.

Russia, where we see the key design win deposition application.

Owing to improvements in our technology at higher temperature operation.

Additionally, we want a meaningful residual gas analyzer order.

Eating salaries for their most advance technology nodes.

And our advanced markets, we are encouraged with the stabilization in our light and motion business in the fourth quarter.

We expect continued stabilization into the first quarter of 2020.

Because of our industry, leading offerings and lasers optics, <unk> photonics and motion we are a critical technology enabler across various industries, including micro electronics manufacturing solar life and Health Sciences Research and defense.

In the fourth what do we saw demand for a pulse lasers across multiple markets solar display PCB drilling.

A key enabler of dance manufacturing and inspection is precision motion control.

We are encouraged with the traction we have seen at our motion business.

With numerous design wins applications and display manufacturing semiconductor wafer annealing in Fiveg antenna testing.

We're also proud to announce that our old fear upticks long range continuous zoom mens was named an S. P 2020 Prism Award finalist.

This is zoom lens delivers high resolution surveillance and identification capabilities distances of over 25 kilometers demonstrates our relentless focus on innovation.

Revenue for our equipment and solutions Division declined in the fourth quarter due to seasonally softer volume, which was consistent with our expectations.

That said, we're pleased with the substantial progress we have made towards our cost synergies coal.

Being already achieved over $13 million annualized savings.

We're also pleased to announce that we recognize revenue for a new high density interconnect PCB drilling tool.

Which was the result of the purchase order you discussed on last quarter's call.

Also on the fourth quarter, we ship another betas system to an additional customer, which now totals three customers need assistance in active testing.

Key differentiation that is unique 10-K s lies in having both strong expertise in lasers optics, <unk> photonics and motion control, you know light and motion Division.

Along with the system this and materials processing knowledge in our equipment solutions Division.

We expect that leveraging this combined broad expertise will enable us to develop innovative solutions faster, resulting in additional opportunities across the company.

Before turning the call over to set for additional details on our fourth quarter results and our first quarter outlook I want to offer a few comments on my recent transition to CEO effective January 1st.

I'm truly wanted to have been chosen to lead MKS, such an exciting moment in the company's history.

Complishments MKS has made over the past six years, but nothing but astounding and I believe the best is yet to come.

I would like to acknowledge the tremendous supported Mentorship I have received from our previous CEO Jerry Colella.

And I will continue to work closely with when he assumes the role as chairman of the board in May.

I would also like to knowledge.

Valuable guidance and support I have received from the rest of the board over the past 12 years, most notably from our parent chairman John Bertucci.

And now I'll turn the call over to set.

Thank you John I'll cover Q4, 2019 for entry cells and provide additional detail on our Q1 2020 times sales for the four or $500 million increase of 8% sequentially.

Revenue was above the high expectations due to strong semiconductor sales, which totaled $272 million sequential increase of 22%.

If you do see improving fundamentals in semiconductor market as our end customers have increased spending we expect to see continued strength in the first quarter.

Sales for advanced market, which went $28 million decrease of 5% sequentially to typical seasonality within our solutions Division.

While our dance markets being impacted by geopolitical and train headwinds, we encourage that revenue within a light and motion.

Back now divisions collectively grew 2% sequentially during the quarter comprised $20 million of our advanced market sales.

For the quarter revenue split between our semiconductor advanced market.

Markets remain balanced approximately 54% in 46% respectively.

Fourth quarter gross margin was 43.3%.

Which is in our guidance range for the quarter lodging and I probably next.

As well Sealy lower volumes carbon solutions division.

non-GAAP operating expenses and $24 million and was favorable to midpoint guidance range, reflecting our continued focus on cost control even get stronger revenue volumes.

Fourth quarter, non-GAAP operating margin, 18.4% or 150 basis points favorable.

Which highlights our core competency and managing our business sustainable profitable growth, while driving strong operating leverage in our financial model.

non-GAAP net expense was $7.5 million and our non-GAAP tax rate to flatten in April .

I've income was 19%.

Net earnings for the quarter $6 million or $1.20 cents per diluted share.

Integration of your site acquisition could you see very well and to date, you've achieved over $13 million annualized cost synergies are ahead of schedule, realizing our previously announced targeted $50 million.

Annualized cost synergies.

In the fourth quarter revenue from differences and division was $43 million.

Which wasn't dinner expectations as mentioned earlier reflects typically typical seasonality within this business.

Now turning to the balance sheet.

Since the fourth quarter maintained a strong balance sheet liquidity the five in $24 million, the cash and short term investments and why didn't really dolls incremental borrowing capacity under an asset backed why.

Our net leverage ratio continued to decrease was under one times yen order.

During our ability.

On the acquisition.

Oh, yeah, the strong quarter strong cash flow generation, we completed another 50 million dollar voluntary principal prepayments last week.

We totaled $150 million involuntary prepayments.

You have to CVSR less than a year ago.

It was our 11th voluntary prepayments as one origination in April 2016.

Last week's voluntary prepayment reduces our annualized interest cost over $1.8 million based on current rates.

You must act of $100 million and voluntary principal prepayments, yes, I closing.

Well the successful terminal repricing in the third quarter reduces our annualized interest cost were $9 million piece on contracts.

These actions demonstrate our consistent execution, reducing our leverage ratio net interest costs.

She did demonstrate a balanced approach to capital deployment in the fourth quarter, we paid a cash do have $10.9 million or 20 cents per share.

That's a working capital DCIO longstanding was 62 days in fourth quarter compared to 65 days in third quarter.

Inventory turns were 2.5 times.

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Free cash flow for the quarter was $58 million.

I think I'll discuss our Q1 2020 outlook.

The semiconductor market we expect.

Continue to the first quarter and our dance markets, we expect to stabilization revenues continued into the first quarter as well.

Modest increase revenue equipment solutions Division.

As a result, we estimate our sales the first Warner range supported $95 million $545 million.

We estimate our non-GAAP gross margin range wait 3%, 45%.

Reflecting production capacity was maintained <unk> long term <unk> ROE as well participated product mix.

In the quarter. We also expect improvement in margins that are equipment solutions division due to improved volumes in quite intense.

First quarter non-GAAP operating expenses range $128 million.

$6 million.

Our next sentence could range from $43 million the $46 million.

In essence expenses could range $85 million to $99.

The increase in first quarter operating expenses as a result, a normal seasonal increase in French costs, which occurred early in the start account here.

Looking beyond the first quarter, we expect our operating expenses remained relatively consistent with first what levels as a result anticipated wage increases in the second quarter.

Well continue talking investments in R&D and yesterday.

non-GAAP net interest expense is expected to be approximately $6.8 million.

And our non-GAAP tax rate to be approximately 19%.

It is assumptions first quarter non-GAAP net earnings range $63 million $83 million.

Or $1.14 cents to $1.49 cents per diluted share.

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First question comes from Patrick Carroll with Stifel.

Thank you very much and congrats on the nice quarter run outlook, John maybe first off in terms of the semi strength that you're seeing which is probably not very surprising given some of the complexities of manufacturing, particularly on the b the etch and deposition side of things that you mentioned earlier on the call.

Can you talk about.

Some of these new wins that you garner as well as potential increasing content.

Intensity for MKS within these type of solutions for you, but some of the manufacturing process seems like you've talked about.

Yeah, Patrick Thanks for the question. So there are couple areas that are driving these opportunities. One is of course, what we've talked about a pass which is continue increase and layer count for V NAND and that obviously drives higher power content.

As Steve players become a much higher aspect ratio. So that's one big driver power.

But its atomic layer deposition and even atomic layer etch thing is requiring some of the reacted gases that come from a plasman reactive gas.

And so LT and he is another growth driver long term growth driver, we think gives us more opportunity.

Great. That's helpful, maybe moving to the advanced markets and the stabilization you're seeing there maybe more specifically on the light and motion side of things.

There's a lot of different markets, whose products are what do you believe will be the inflection point that old dry I guess the positive returns in that segment of the business.

Yeah, I think the geopolitical and trade headwinds, while they're not getting worse, because there seems to be something falling in the relationship between chime in U.S.. That's that's the positive side, but it hasn't really gone backwards back in terms of your original.

Removal of tires backed original a level so those have still in.

And so that is the headwind I think the other area that can recover and causes recovery is you know a cellphone cycle.

It is incrementally stronger than what we saw in 2019.

2019, as you know the cellphone a build rates were kind of flat to 2018, and there was kind of an overbuild of capacity in 2018. So it was some digestion going on in 2019 for the cellphone cycle, we saw a lot of any aside but that's probably.

Manifests itself across the entire ecosystem. So we think a lot of that digestion has died we think the cellphone cycle will be more normalized and then of course, if there are upsides to that tailwinds, such as fiveg, having more flux content far more chips I think those are potential tailwinds too.

To driving.

Change in the advanced markets for light and motion.

Great. Thank you very much.

Thanks, Patrick.

Our next question comes from Tom Diffely with D.A. Davidson.

Yes, good morning, I guess first a follow up on defense markets. So John do you view the current softness see see there I was just a delay in activity driven by the geopolitical market or do you actually see the end markets is being softer right now the reason I ask is if it's split activity there could be some nice pent up demand that.

I'm leases pretty quickly.

Yeah, I think there probably was a little both Tom it's hard to separate it out but we do know that there was overcapacity built up in 18, there had to be digested in 19, and then the the geopolitical issues caused kind of a dampening of demand. There. So I think it's really a combination of both and so.

Both.

Of these headwinds you know.

Reduce then of course, there's going to be sub upside to the you know to the advanced markets.

Okay, and then curious too if there's a way to quantify the increase in capital intensity for the next generation nodes, especially on the memory side. You know just looking at 10% increase in potential business for you or somebody to couch relative size of the market.

Yeah, I think there are a harvey of Capex incentive for semiconductor is been that has been that it's and it's always been in that 10% to 12% of the semiconductor revenue every time it kind of exceeds that range in kind of correction every time. It goes below it kinda corrects I guess, there's some thought that capex intensity.

Hi, my increased to a higher level sustainably, but we're not we're not baking that in I think we're assuming it's still gonna be 10% to 12% long term.

And our historical a share gains is really based on gaining share outgrowing the Wi Fi with both share gains and broadening of our portfolio to other segments that WSE.

Okay, and then maybe just a little color I'm on the height H.T.I. rollout, how you see that over the next few quarters.

Yeah. So as we've talked about we have no one additional potential high volume data customer testing in a testing there and so right now those customers are determining what whether and how many a tool they might need for the upcoming cycle.

The cellphone cycle.

We are working obviously hard to try to get other beta customers, we have customers continually running samples through the three.

Regional application centers that we haven't Taiwan, China and Japan. So.

There could be potential for other beta customers in the future as well.

Okay and then finally for says when you look at the interest expense of 6.9 does that fully capture the pre payment and then the refinancing.

Are you almost well I would say about 7.9 million noncash interest cost for quarter would be the post pay down from last week is what we're using internally.

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Next question comes from Sidney Ho with Deutsche Bank.

Great, Thanks, and congrats on solid resulting guy.

My first question is on the on the semi side four key obviously much better than expected and you can see mention continued strength in Q1.

Just going back to Q for one thing you start seeing this upside for the quarter I know you say its foundry logic driver is driving that but any color on products geography customers. A wasn't helpful. And you think guarantees any kinda element of inventory refills customers at this point and lastly, late it does can you remind us what the lead times keeping your sales.

And maybe when your customers should that products.

Yeah I'll take the last question first Sydney's John So yeah, we're typically a month or two months ahead.

Obviously, our customers have to order its stuff from us to integrate into their tool. So it depends on the type of products on lead times are shorter lead times longer.

And then you know we started seeing the uptick in semi in Q3, a middle Q3, that's what we talked about I think your question is a window, we see additional upside to what we guided in Q4 and I know, it's hard to predict I think we just started seeing the strength continue and that's why we're guiding Q1 to be industry.

Longer we're seeing that momentum.

And we talked about on our Q3 earnings call that inventory in our customers had already burned down that's why we saw that uptick in Q3.

Okay. That's helpful. You also talked about memory Capex are you seeing early signs of recovery I think you maybe one of the early early companies dimension that last quarter. How would you characterize that recovery now I guess you seem to increase in spending already and how does that compared to maybe in the past cycles.

How broad basis since recovery that you're referring to as it may indeed.

And also maybe customers shop geographies, like especially in Korea and China.

Yeah, you know I think we Oh, we see that it's mostly a V. NAND driven I think I don't think that's a surprise.

And then you know we it's difficult to determine where it goes you know we go to the Oems, we ship stuff to the Oems and then they ship to various regions. You know there are a couple of different fabs that are.

Publicly said, there, they're adding capacity for V NAND and so those are the same fabs that are you worried about as well.

Okay, maybe lastly, Ah still staying with the semi side or maybe beyond the first quarter.

Can you talk about your expectations for the full year and in the past cycles. I think you grew more in like 30% in the first she off the recovery is it fair to expect that to happen I mean, this year as well.

Yeah, it's hard to predict city a in general we tend to do a little better on the way up because our Oems are pulling in inventory and punishing event on the way down we do a little worse on average so.

It will grow 200 basis points above Wi Fi CAGR and so we expect that to continue and so that's how we look at Oh, the Oh, well our performance through the cycles.

We only guide Q1, because obviously you know further out is unknown I think broadly speaking, though we expect you know foundry to be strong just because of the Oh, what TSMC has said publicly we expect logic to be steady and strong just because of what Intel has said.

And then memory is probably incrementally certainly better than 2019, which of course was so low watermark.

Okay, great. Thanks.

Our next question comes from Krish Sankar with Cowen.

Yeah, Hi Tech, putting my question here, a couple of them number one either John or a said it looks like the gross margin is.

Structurally don't know so the price cycle is this a function of E file you own the mix or is that.

This new share gains are coming in a low margin.

Yeah, Chris This is I'll take that yeah. So in Q4, we had a couple of things. So in yes, I had a relatively low as we expected revenue quarter and those margins much below the corporate average kinda like the low 30% range, so that drives Q4 down little bit.

If you go back to Q2 2019 to margins, a little higher volume with more or like 45% and up so depends the mix when that division.

We know in the fourth quarter is relatively low seasonal volumes in the mix kind of adverse I think overtime. It will normalize back to historical margins the little bit of mixed in the fourth quarter Cross country divisions, as well as probably 80 basis points. So any kind of take the 43 three phase eight basis points of March.

Mix and an eight or and if CNS is back to kind of normalized margins you get to 45% range in accordance kinda I looked out internally.

I think I remember you go back to Q2 of last year, our revenue was $573 million just being an l. Nam.

We're still running below those volumes. So there's definitely some capacity the overhead in the factories and ramp up till historical bonds. They pick up I think at least not a basis point over time.

Got it got it Okay. That's very helpful said, and then though you know if I look at it clearly to your point I mean, okay. We are having some had been determined gross margin.

Opex it seems higher than last year.

So is the operating leverage all pretty much driven by topline at this point or do you think opex actually model because at some point down the road.

I mentioned the way last point on the leverage on March 100 basis points would be I've got one basis point. So the the making investments in 2020 in a couple of areas that will drive long term gross I think off axis up a little bit. This year. If those investments we have inflation, we are moderating law that with profit improvements ways to be more efficient within the business.

If you look at that structure today and operating.

Operating expenses in the current margin profile, we still expect a 40% operating margin leverage going forward, maybe 45 and gross margin sit level as well. So the leverage is still there the model going forward you just seeing inflation. This year, it's a target investments, which will drive long term growth is this mostly in R&D and some of.

Yeah, I T functions as well.

Got it right and then just a final question for John .

I'm not sure, leaving it I mean, it's got a little bit of a tough question, but I just wanted to get your sense. How how you know how does the guidance D. This from a could ono by the standpoint, I'm just trying to figure it out in the widest prolongs and Youre semicap customers can now shipped to China in the March quarter, It's your guidance going fine.

So krish our guidance does not.

Assuming anything about any effect from the Corona virus.

You know our main focus with respect to that is to ensure that health and safety of our own employees in China.

And so we have taken steps there to make sure they're safe we have aligned ourselves, obviously with any kind of government directives from China as well as directives from you know CDC and the U.S. and the World Health organization. So we're monitoring closely but our first priority there is the health and safety ever.

Right.

Please.

The guidance does not assume anything about any effect of the corona virus on.

Capex expenses or anything like that or expenditures.

Got it right tend to our John Thanks.

You're welcome.

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Our next question comes from Amanda Scarnati with Citi.

Hi, good morning.

A clarification on sort of the timeline expected revenue and it's the high going from sort of theater project.

Customers to revenues that are incident, and what should be you.

Measured that's going to college.

I mean, it's John I'll take that so yeah, but as you said with there's three beta customers currently.

Yeah, they're testing those tools and they are qualifying processing fees for their customers and then the question really is you know whether they get the order from those customers and then how much of the of the need they would like to.

Buy from Us versus you know incumbents and so that's a little harder to predict but I think if we had you know multi unit orders from a customer whether its five or 10, you know that is a great sign that they're committed to us.

In the near term and then even a better sign that next year, a those numbers could increase for that particular customer. So this year. The real focus is on beta sites getting a couple or two or three.

Multi unit orders of whatever size I think the multi unit orders just tells US a signal to us that Oh, we made some progress. So that's the way I would look at it matter.

So if I look at sort of the progression of the site business.

Many 20, it's more surface the PCB recovery story inventory looks like it's in a better position, but then for 2021.

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Even more growth potentially I think yeah. It works out.

Right got it yeah, I mean, I think that's the right way to look at it a you know HDR 20 twenties more about design wins in the initial multi unit orders and then.

And then 2021 those volumes should increase.

And then just on the operating margin is there a path to get those back towards that mid 20% range that you saw in 2018 and 17.

Where we thought about Oh, low 20% range that sort of been new norm with kind of yes, I haven't our merger.

Yeah, I missed the Seth it really comes back to volume So again mentioned before last.

Question, if we get back to those volumes for the.

Now CES and light and motion divisions definitely the absorption will pick up quite a bit at least a 100 basis points, maybe that more than that and then yes I. It depends we announced depends on the mix that product portfolio and again I mentioned before the middle of calendar year 2019, the margins in that division were more in the fall.

5% range, the corporate average range, even at relatively low volume so.

As to be is higher volume across the business and then a little mix on the better mix on the flip side of the house be helpful. But there's a path up if we get those volumes that mix comes back we should be close those margins again.

Great. Thank you yeah.

Yes.

Our next question comes from Mark Miller with the benchmark company.

[noise] terms of the second half of next year. There a couple things a lot of people, we're assuming that fiveg will really start to to come on in the second half of next year.

But also Intel had some comments they had very strong data center related sales and you mentioned that.

Last quarter, but.

But their CEO indicated there could be some softening in the second half. The here just was wondering if you could provide some color on on those two aspects in terms of the second half.

Yeah remarks, John So I think we can really predict that far out I guess your Rita Intel's comments.

You know I think a really can't see what's going to happen in the second half I think though that longer term, even data centers or you know a go up and down.

The long term trend for that is very positive for not just memory and logic, but oh, you mean, the interconnections to them. The communications between the data center. So I think we're really going to look at long term. There I think for Fiveg I think those phones in the last two or three months the prediction of how many.

What percentage of the smartphones will be Fiveg is increased month over month.

That's great for us as you know fiveg phones have needs for more memory, DRAM and NAND and more processing power higher you know more advanced nodes. It also has a you know anywhere from 20% to 30% more flex circuits in them. So that's great for.

For our laser ecosystem as well that unit Eunice group, So I think.

We really look at the Fiveg trend and the data center trend is just positive longer term.

Hello, Apples report last night, indicating a strong never expected the smartphone sales and also they were increasing our orders to P.S.M.C.I. I assume you do that as a positive.

Yeah, we read that too and Oh, it was half theory that and I hope I hope they actually do that but it isn't very good positive tailwind if that happens.

And finally, we were little discussion about the Corona <unk> impact for Corona virus in China, certainly in terms of manufacturer in China buys a lot of lasers for manufacturing that any more thoughts along those lines. It's too early to tell or I guess, you're just watching the situation.

Yeah, I mean, we've Oh, we pulled our DCG team together. So again, we're meeting every day to <unk> monetary hsas and fluid changing quickly changing environment.

You know I think the Chinese government has a restricted or extended the Chinese new year.

A week, a and depending on the region on so that would certainly be something we'd have to get around manage around but the said, it's really our focus really on the.

Yes, health and safety of our employees right now.

Thank you.

Thanks Mark.

No I'm not showing any further questions at this time like turn the call back over John for closing remarks.

Thank you.

We're pleased with our results for the fourth quarter 2019 extremely proud and appreciative of the dedication focusing creativity over the over 5000 MKS employees around the world.

Before to building on the successes over the past decades, and continuing to extend MKS is technology operational and financial leadership.

Thank you for joining us today and for your interest in MKS.

Ladies and gentlemen, does conclude todays presentation you may now disconnect and have a wonderful day.