Q1 2023 Blue Bird Corp Earnings Call
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Thank you and welcome to Blue Bird's fiscal 2023 first quarter earnings Conference call.
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Our comments today include forward looking statements that are subject to risks that could cause actual results to be materially different.
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This afternoon, you will hear from Blue Bird's, President and CEO , Matthew Stevenson, and CFO , Roswell and Roger will eschew.
Then we'll take some questions.
Let's get started.
Thank you Mark and good afternoon, everyone.
It has been just two months since our most recent earnings call, but rather on and I are still very excited to update you on the progress of Bluebird.
As we discussed last time through the hard work of the Bluebird team, we have positioned the organization for a significant success this year and a dramatic turnaround from the results we posted in fiscal year 'twenty two.
This quarter, we are pleased to report that the business continues on its upward trajectory and as we reviewed during this call is even ahead of plan.
On slide six you can see some of the key takeaways for the quarter.
Overall industry demand continues to be robust in the backlog for Blue Bird School buses is incredibly strong.
In this past quarter. We also built the last major tranche of legacy priced buses in our backlog.
As we have forecasted in previous earnings calls this will drive a significant inflection in our financials.
We define these legacy price units as those at price levels prior to October of 2021.
We also continued to aggressively manage costs throughout the business, which you will see in <unk> portion of the presentation through.
Through strong leadership tenacity and lean process improvements we are seeing some of the best operational performance in the company in nearly two years.
We also continue to be incredibly excited about the impact the clean school bus program will have on our business.
And we're starting to see orders for our leading electric and propane buses come through.
The market demand is strong.
Business is back on track to deliver and it is beginning to fire on all cylinders. We are incredibly upbeat about what is in front of us.
Now, let's take a look at some of the highlights from the first quarter.
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The financial performance for fiscal year, 'twenty three quarter, one shows a number of bright spots.
Our units sold were nearly 2000, which drove a record first quarter revenue for Bluebird up over 100 million from fiscal year 'twenty two.
This was over an 800 unit increase from the same period last year.
As a result, adjusted free cash flow for the quarter was up 54 million compared to the first quarter of fiscal year 'twenty two.
Overall, it was an incredibly solid first quarter for Blue bird with the legacy priced units being the main thing holding us back on the EBIT conversion, which was negative $4 million.
The great news is that those units are now largely behind us.
On the right hand side of the slide you can see some of the ongoing highlights for the business.
As I mentioned demand continues to be strong with the industry, having roughly eight months of backlog.
Bluebird is seeing that strong demand as well.
Our backlog is incredibly robust with over 5300 units worth over $675 million of revenue.
Included in that backlog is $120 million a firm orders for electric buses and.
And we are starting to receive orders from the Epa's Clean School bus program. In fact, we're already seeing some of the largest volume E V orders to date for customers in the states of Nevada, Kentucky, Tennessee in Utah through this program.
Our sales for the quarter were 63% alternative power.
Demonstrating our continued leadership in this space.
Part of that was our EV volume growth up 130% year over year, and we recently crested over 950 Electric school buses on the road today, including Taipei C and D.
As we've discussed in previous quarters, we have raised pricing considerably since July of 2021.
The average selling price of our backlog is up 22% year over year.
<unk> sales continue to be a bright spot for us also up 34% year over year.
We recently completed a grassroots meeting with our dealers in Atlanta, where we laid out the vision for the company for the next three years.
It was well attended by our dealers, who we consider to be the best in the business.
They are incredibly excited about what they saw and heard.
Part of that meeting included a plant tour, where they saw some of the examples of the lean transformation in our operations.
As you can see on slide eight these improvements in operations helped us hit the major performance milestones.
In fact, we are seeing some of the best performance in nearly two years in several critical areas.
Missing parts are down dramatically due to our efforts to improve material flow to the plant.
Those have included adjusting our warehousing strategy resourcing numerous problematic suppliers revising production constraints and making changes in leadership to increase the level of tenacity to ensure we have all the necessary parts at production start.
We also saw tremendous improvements in plant efficiency over time and production hours per bus.
Five nine is reminder of her key pillars around terror delight and deliver.
Our focus areas within those pillars remain the same for fiscal year 2003 and include our people lean transformation, expanding our total addressable market and scaling evie.
I want to briefly touch on the progress of each of those since our last call.
Regarding our teammates we continue to update our facilities to enhance the working environment.
And Additionally, we rolled out a large scale wage increase for our hourly teammates to increase job satisfaction and help offset attrition.
A new organizational structure of the plant is also in his final stages of implementation.
It provides more resources for our frontline teammates by narrowing the span of control and offering essential support functions by creating manufacturing cells or what we call quality leadership teams.
Development of our commercial chassis offering continues to progress while we stay focused on meeting the demand for our core school bus offerings.
To work on a new EV centres advancing nicely and we expect it to be complete by the end of March.
As we've mentioned in previous earnings calls this will allow us to take Avi production from four to 12 units per day by the end of June with the ultimate goal of 20 units per day by the end of December .
On the next slide you can see some of the specific examples of initiatives rolled out across the plant focused on teamwork safety accountability material placement and reducing waste.
Picture on the left is an example of our quality leadership teams or Q L. Ts.
These teams work to deliver the best output at the lowest cost and focused on immediate problem resolution accountability training and coaching.
Each sale works as a team with defined roles and responsibilities around production quality materials and manufacturing engineering.
Specific colored vest identify the teammates by function.
Every morning, the QL T's have huddled meetings to review the prior days performance.
And we have also installed and on board. So they can track their progress throughout the day.
One of the first areas in which we implemented these <unk> nearly six months ago was the chassis lines.
We are now seeing dramatic improvements in these areas and and the quality of the product coming off the line.
Through lean methodologies, we have also enhanced the layout of areas of our plan to make them safer and more efficient.
A few examples of this include our new air conditioning installation center and new detail Center.
Changes like this helped our final finish area pictured in the bottom right to increase output by over 30%.
Slide 11, as a reminder of the Epa's clean Schoolbus rebate program.
This program allocates 5 billion over five years for clean and cleaner emission school buses.
Approximately 2500 bosses will be funded in this first year with an average rebate of 375000 per electric bus.
Customers until the end of April to submit payment request forms to the EPA demonstrating that new buses and eligible infrastructure had been ordered.
We have already seen many buses come in from this program and we expect that to pick up as we near the deadline for customers to submit their information to the PA.
We are working closely with our dealers to secure orders for the customers for whom we collectively applied and secured funding for.
We are also partnering with our dealers to aggressively market the merits of our industry, leading easy solution to the remaining customers who make up the 1200 buses that are not yet allocated to specific OEM.
Therefore, we expect that total impact on the first round of the program Bluebirds B at least $200 million of revenue based on securing 500 700 additional EBE orders.
The long term impact of this program will be well over $1 billion in revenue to our organization.
The next round of Epa's clean Schoolbus program is expected to start early in 2023 as a competitive grant program and we will be right there with our customers supporting their applications.
I would now like to handle the Roswell and to walk through our fiscal year 2003 quarter, one financial results in more detail as well as our updated fiscal year 2003 guidance.
Thanks Marathon good afternoon, it's my pleasure to share with you the financial highlights from Bluebird fiscal 2023 first quarter results.
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Slide 13 at this time audio of the first quarter for fiscal 2003.
Cause they're very good operating quarterback for Billboard with somewhat reduced supply chain disruption, but there is a significant number of legacy price low margin units.
We have exceeded the revenues and adjusted EBITDA mute point of our quarterly guidance provided in the lost earnings call.
The team has done a fantastic job and generated 1957 unit sales volume direct Q1, which was 808 units or 70% higher than prior to here.
Consolidated net revenue of $236 million was also a record for Q1 and $170 million or over 80% higher than prior year driven.
Driven by hired a unique important mix of electric buses and pricing actions that are starting to take hold.
The adjusted free cash flow of $20 million positive $54 million higher than the prior year to first quarter.
This outstanding performance was driven by the further reduction <unk> back to normal levels during the quarter and support power great liquidity position at the end of this quarter.
Adjusted EBITDA for the court was negative for a million dollars you have to increase material costs and still a relatively large amount of lower priced backlog units.
Let me think pricing account for approximately negative $10 million for excluding this group has posted a positive adjusted EBITDA of approximately 6 million.
Moving on to slide 14, as mentioned before by Matt Our backlog at the end of Q1 continues to be extremely strong with over 5300 units with the vast majority of this unit that much higher price levels compared with the fiscal 2002 business units.
Breaking down the $236 million in revenues into our two business segments.
Boston revenue was $213 million up by approximately 100 million versus prior year.
Our average bus revenue per unit increase from 90000 to 190000 or about 10%, which was largely the result of priced injections taken over the past 18 months as well as the higher mix of electric buses.
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Part of revenue for the quarter was $22 million, representing a growth of $6 million or 33% compared to the prior year.
Over the past few quarters, we have seen higher pot sales, which is also a reflection of our improved supply chain an aftermarket.
Gross margin for the quarter was 3.2% or 950 basis points lower than last year due to the oil backlog fixed pricing and increase material costs.
In fiscal 2003 Q1, adjusted net income was negative 10 million or 8 million lower than last year adjusted.
Adjusted EBITDA of approximately negative $4 million was down compared with priority by $8 million <unk>.
Congested diluted earnings per share of negative 30 cents was down 23 cents from the prior year.
Moving on to Slide 15, we have all across the board positive developments it over a year on the balance sheet.
We ended the quarter awfully with $6 million in cash.
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Improvements in operating cash flow and adjusted free cash flow.
Primarily driven by trade working capital.
Operational improvements leading to inventory reductions.
As a reminder, at the end of November we entered into the sixth amendment to our credit facility extending the maturity today's through December 31st 2000 to 2004.
The sixth Amendment provides four revised covenants modifications to the revolving credit facility and the new pricing greed.
The amount of confidence in the extended maturity of our loan provides lobo to us both flexibility and stability was our business continues to recover from the COVID-19, pandemic and associated global supply chain disruption.
Want to slide 16.
As a reminder, together with our partners. We also were able to increase partially the prices for a backlog unions beginning in the middle of last fiscal year and recovered about half of the missing pricing for each respective price level.
However, during fiscal 2003 Q1, we still had approximately one third of our production with very old units and some of the worst margin.
We estimate this headwind to be 5% or approximately $10 million for fiscal 2003, Q1, plus confirmed by our report because results today.
Nevertheless, starting with fiscal 2323 in January we will have put the vast majority of the oil backlog unions behind us and have locked in pricing in backlog unit at increasingly better margin.
In fact, our production schedule is almost fall through the middle of fiscal 2003 Q for with some production slots left open open for EPA easy orders.
While on some models type D. For example, we are sold out for the entire year. Currently we are filling the remaining slots open in fiscal 2003 Q for for <unk>, but very good margins.
Slide 17 shows the walk from fiscal thank you to Q1 adjusted EBITDA for the fiscal 2321 result.
Starting on the left the 3.6 million the impact of the bus segment gross profit was negative $13.3 million, mainly due to the large number of all Lego surprised bosses from 2021.
The impact of dismissing prices was negative $10 million.
This was offset by favorable development in the pod segment gross profit of 4.6 million driven by higher sales and improved margin.
Furthermore, we reduce part of fixed costs by approximately $1 million compared with Q on a year ago.
The sum total of all of the above mentioned development drives our reported adjusted EBITDA results of negative for $2 million. However, if you raise the fiscal year 21 orders just the fiscal 2002 pricing level or 5%.
Have generated approximately 10 million more reflected on the chart.
It is also worth noting if we assume all bookings that current fiscal 2003 pricing for the 25% level plus an additional 10% and throughput we would see an additional 15 million positive impact and this is how we are viewing the first fiscal quarter of this year.
On slide 18, looking at the fiscal year 2003, we want to share with your updated forecasts by a quarter, which serves the basis for our fiscal year 2003 total year guidance.
As a reminder, that we are taking a more transparent and conservative approach. This year cause it will still be somewhat uncertain year from a supply chain perspective that they are confident that we have caused corrected all the other business levels.
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Looking forward to the fiscal 2003 Q2 thousand to three we have higher prices, taking called higher revenues small improvements from lower material costs, partially offset by increased labor costs due to inflation.
Therefore, we forecast $245 million to $260 million in revenues and approximately $10 million, an adjusted EBITDA for Q2.
And 255 to 270 million revenues and approximately 15 million of adjusted EBITDA for two three each with a margin of plus minus 2 million.
Finally in fiscal year 2003, Q for with higher volume increased <unk> best pricing and lower materiel cause we expect to generate 265 285 million in revenues with adjusted EBITDA of approximately 20 million plus minus $2 million.
Represents around rate of $80 million or approximately 8% going out of the fiscal year 2003 ancestors are for taking it to the next level in fiscal 2400 and beyond.
Putting it altogether for the total year, we expect revenues in excess of $1 billion in increased adjusted EBITDA of approximately $43 million was a range of $40 million to $46 million.
Moving to slide 19 in summary, we are forecasting a significant improvement year over there in all aspects with revenues up more than 25% to over $1 billion. Adjusted EBITDA in the range of 40 to 46 million and positive free cash flow of five to 11 million.
On slide 20, we want to reiterate our outlook beyond 2023.
One of the supply chain further normalizes expect to sell approximately 9500 units, including 1500 units Tvs and generate $100 million or 8% adjusted EBITDA on approximately 1.25 billion in revenues.
This could be as early as fiscal year 2004, if the business environment is further stabilizing by then.
Looking beyond that in the medium term, our <unk> growth and operational improvements can support volumes of 10500 to 11000 units, including Gv's in the range of 2500 to 3500 units.
Generating revenues or $1.5 billion to $175 billion was adjusted EBITDA of 150 to 200 million for 10% to 11%.
Our long term targets remains to drive profitable growth towards 2 billion in revenues comprising of 12000 units of which 5000, rsv's and generate EBITDA of approximately 250 million or 12% <unk>.
Incredibly excited about global future and now I'll turn it over back to maths to further expand on this.
Alright. Thank you I was born on the slide twenty-two.
As detailed in the fiscal year twenty-three guidance in Roslyn walk through we are now past the vast majority of the legacy price units that were holding back our financial performance.
Plus we are seeing the results of all the hard work around operations starting to flow through to the piano.
We are now plan on booking at least 8250 units a 20% increase over fiscal year 2002, and driving a top line of $1 billion at 25% increase year over year.
Part sales will continue beyond plan with line of sight to at least $84 million of revenue up 10%.
We now expect to EBIT performance should be approximately $43 million up nearly fourfold compared to fiscal year 2002.
80 bookings continue to be on plan and we expect those to double to over 500.
There have been no significant changes in the acte retail sales forecast for fiscal year 2003 <unk>.
It continues to be supply chain constrained across the industry and are targeted bookings will put us right, where we want to be around at 30% market share.
I cannot emphasize enough the exciting demand in front of US retail sales had been off from their average of 32000 units per year for the past three years in a row and the National School bus fleet is aging the.
The market is first constrained by Covid in school closures and has been held up more recently by the supply chain. This aging fleet must be replaced and we expect substantially robust years ahead of us to address this pent up demand.
Acte is forecasting a compound annual growth rate of 10% from our fiscal year 2003 to fiscal year 2007.
Our business is back on track and we look forward to robust market ahead.
There are so many exciting things in front of a bluebird, let's turn to slide twenty-three as a summary reminder, as to the strong investment highlights around our company.
First is the market demand for Bluebird School buses, we are great countercyclical play to many companies and industry is being affected by the slowdown in consumer spend.
Plus not only the fundamentals of our industry strong, it's just starting to heat up for the 10% compound annual growth rate expected over the next five years.
Second there is a commitment from the highest level of government to electrify This country School bus fleet.
Not only will this reduce greenhouse gases. It will help reduce particulates that are found to be contributor to childhood asthma.
Electrifying School buses is a mission that makes sense to everyone and Bloomberg will be a direct beneficiary of this as we are more electric school buses on the road today than any one.
We also have a proven reputation as a leader in alternative powered school buses for over a decade as evidenced by the 20000 plus propane powered bluebirds on the road today.
Our exclusive partnership with forward and rash offers us a distinct performance advantage no one else has with a propane.
And our <unk>, our collaboration with Commons offer something no. Other electric school bus manufacturer provides a powertrain partner with over 100 years of experience and who knows the school bus industry inside now.
Roswell walk through our long term forecast and as oppressive as the outlook is it does not even factoring in our efforts to expand our total addressable market.
The commercial strip chats offerings could add a few thousand units per year to the long term forecast.
We have discussed previously how we restructure the organization to be leaner.
And with our main transformation efforts, we're removing non value added processes and reducing standard production hours per bus.
We are continuously looking for ways to take costs out and at the same time increased quality.
As we touched on today, we have now gotten through the last significant tranche of legacy price buses and are beginning to fire on all cylinders.
All of these factors will provide us with 10% plus adjusted EBITDA margins in a midterm normalize operating environment.
As you saw on the guidance, we provided for the second half of fiscal year 2003 to get back to approximately 7% adjusted EBITDA supply constrained volume proving and that in a normalize operating environment double digit adjusted EBITDA will be in a reach.
As I mentioned at the beginning of this call will continue to be extremely excited about the progress of Bluebird. Our team has worked incredibly hard to get the business back on track and the results continue to show it.
We would now like to open up the lines for questions.
Thank you.
We will now begin the question and answer session.
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Good afternoon, and thank you for taking my questions I wanted to ask a few about the outlook.
You had mentioned that 10% kicker for the industry.
In the next five years and they should look at the chart you put out there and it's T.
As well so I try to take jump between 23 and 2024 I'm.
Curious if you notice any reason why they'd be a big jump there are there.
Tori changes taking place.
I had to pull forward a pushed out of revenue or anything else unusual that makes it such a strong growth rates from this current fiscal years in this fiscal year.
Yeah, Hey, biking, Matt Stevens and thanks for the question.
Really Mike centered around the pent up demand you know if you look at an industry that historically is around that 31 32000, and then in the kind of the more recent history around that 35000, Mark There's just a lot of pent up demand for school buses there and the forecast is we've seen some improvements in the stability of the supply chain.
And then by the time, we get into 24. The feeling is a lot of this is going to get the Kinks will be worked out and it will enable us to get higher production.
Capacity as well as our competitors.
Okay that makes that makes perfect sense.
And then talking about your E V outlook as well.
You had mentioned that you expect to get a million plus out of the 5 million from the E. P. A program.
That sounds okay, but.
Overall share of the market is roughly 70% you are talking about 20 years.
Low twenties here in your comments.
Is there anything out there from the competition or anything we should be picking them out as to why you might not get 30, or if not quite a bit higher than that.
Said and done on the E P a program.
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Yeah, I think you are spot on we're just from beaters Conservative in terms of how we are looking at it but if you take her like you said our historic market share in our leadership in the <unk> position that would forecast an opportunity to have more than that but it would just be conservative.
Our approach here.
Okay.
Anyone one last one for me on pricing.
Can you just give us a little Colorado, the cadence of pricing going forward cause it just kind of in the rest of the year as backlog evolves and a D. V. Mixed grows and do you think there's opportunity for further growth in pricing in 2024.
Hi, Mike This is Arizona take this question. So are you on a slide 16.
You can observe the makeup of all our upcoming project excel based on the different price levels, where all of this solid out almost all the way through the end of fiscal 2003 of those are pretty much locked in.
Now feeling the second half of fiscal 2003 Q for <unk>.
Karen price level, which is 25% price increase versus 18 months ago. So.
So in terms of fiscal 2003, it's pretty much sets and.
We are also getting good the orders coming in at this price levels as forest fiscal 2000, Florida, it's a bit too early to predict how it's going to go and.
We will update you as we have more visibility to fiscal 2000 for later.
Okay, Oh, that's a great color I appreciate the discussion El Paso alone.
Thank you Mike.
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Eric Erick.
Hey, so I mean, obviously, a really strong start to the year I think above where you had kind of forecast last quarter and it looks like.
Maybe not as steep as your typical rampant it's more of a general ran throughout the yourself.
Curious what do you attribute the first quarter strength to I mean.
You had a model. So please stay on the supply chain, obviously, there is pent up demand.
Something around productivity and the plans because that was a pretty eye opening number as soon as curious if you could fill in some blanks there.
Yeah, Thanks for the questionnaire hits Matt.
Talks about the operational improvements we've been working on.
For well over a year now and month over month. We grew we did team continues to get better and we're really starting to see the realisation of those efforts and there has been some improvement in the stability of the supply chain, which always helps but it's just hard work is starting to pay off.
Got it and then thinking about for the remainder of the year.
Except in the second half of the fourth quarter, you are pretty much all I mean is that.
Is that limited more just by customer delivery schedule requests I mean cause it seems that you actually could push harder on that now it sounds like you are also holding off on filling some slots. So you can have them open or an electric.
Orders are placed your over the coming months.
But maybe some thoughts on the ramp.
Yeah. So I think you touched on it or you know historically bluebirds would have a much bigger second half on volume then first staff and is in is more even keeled throughout the year and that's really due to supply chain constraints, we're seeing it across the industry is still suppliers are having <unk>.
<unk>, finding frontline labor and having those teammates available to increase their capacity and the same with the commercial truck market is still holding and they're pretty strong. So really it's just centering around supply chain limitations from <unk> from taking volume higher because because of the demand is there.
Got it okay.
And then the last one for me just on obviously, you expect nice order flow on electric and you're expecting that to pick up here over the next couple of months, but when you think about the coming quarters here in fiscal 2003.
I mean, I would assume that you're not able to fulfill all of those orders within the fiscal year and I guess, what I'm getting at.
You're <unk>, you're talking about an $80 million EBIT run rates, just trying to get a sense. It would seem like in fiscal 2000 horn.
I haven't done the math yet.
On the slide you have in in fiscal 2004.
You certainly would look at that $80 million is the number that you wouldn't grow from year over year.
Yes, Hi, Eric This is Ross on how to take this question. So it's a bit too early to give guidance for fiscal 2004, obviously that are still manufacturability. However, as we've shown in our outlook.
On.
On page 20, an hour presentation in.
In the short term for a normal year, we expect to have about $100 million plus of EBITDA was 8% on roughly 9500 units with a good mix of <unk>. So this could be as early as fiscal 2004, assuming the business continues to improve in the supply chain continues to stabilize a bit more.
Okay. That's great. Thank you.
Thank you or.
This concludes that question and answer session I would like to turn the conference back over to northeast T V for me for any closing remarks.
Alright, Thank you Sarah and thank you to all those joining us on the call today.
As you heard during our prepared remarks demand in our market continues to be strong and the backlog for Bluebird buses is robust.
Orders for the E P. As clean School bus program are beginning to come in and will continue to fuel our leadership in alternative power and electric school buses.
The business has turned the corner.
As evidenced by the numerous first quarter records for the business, including revenue bookings EV sales and our parts business.
We are increasing the total year EBITDA guidance.
Bluebird is starting to fire on all cylinders as the vast majority of legacy price buses are now behind us and numerous operational improvements are starting to take hold.
We are very confident and certain about where we are headed and that is back to historic margin levels and beyond.
So do you have any follow up questions. Please do not hesitate to contact our head of Investor Relations Mark Benfield.
Thank you again for your time and we look forward to updating you on the continued progress the Bluebird next quarter.
Thank you and good evening.
The conference has now concluded thank you Frank tumbling presentation.
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