![]() Operations Strategy
North American Realignment
Polaris Industries Inc.
March 15, 2012
Exhibit 99.1 |
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Strategic Objectives
Strategic Objectives
Best in Powersports PLUS
5-8% annual organic growth
Growth through Adjacencies
$200 -
500M growth
Global Market Leadership
>25% of Polaris revenue
Operations is Competitive Advantage
Op Ex drives > 200 bps operating margin improvement
Strong Financial Performance
Sustainable, profitable growth
Net Income Margin >9.5%
$1.6
Billion
>$5.0
Billion
>$3.0
Billion
2009 2014
2018 2009
2014 2018 6.5%
10.0%
>9.5%
>8.0%
Clear, Consistent Strategy
Grow Sales
Grow Sales
$5 Billion by 2018
$5 Billion by 2018
Expand Net Income Margins
Expand Net Income Margins
10% of Sales by 2018
10% of Sales by 2018 |
![]() TOP LEVEL
GDP GOALS
MAJOR
TRANSFORMATION
INITIATIVES
ESSENTIAL
ENABLERS:
Building Blocks
for Success
Developing the Next Generation Capabilities for People, Processes, Partners &
Systems: 1.The Polaris Way
Lean Business & Production System (Includes Safety)
2.Polaris Quality Management System (PQMS)
3.Global Supply Chain Management
4.Global Talent Management
5.Common Processes, Tools & Systems ( Includes Innovative manufacturing
technology) LRP June 2011; Operations; S. Krishna
COSTS
QUALITY
SPEED
INVENTORY
SAFETY
OPERATIONS AS A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
3
Polaris Operations Strategy |
![]() Operations Characteristics
4
On-Time Delivery Journey Continues |
![]() Global Growth Continues
Assumptions
EMEA
growth
justifies
local
production
Brazil/S.A.
supplied
from
Monterrey
Strategies
Leverage
Monterrey
best
practices
Brownfield or
Greenfield
China
5
Product
LCC capacity
India
Significant organic and acquired growth
expected 2012-2016
Asian acquisition and partnership
opportunities
Utilize FTO chassis/finish structure to
meet growing market demands
Focus on assembly, pursue low capital
investment strategy |
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Why Mexico?
Goals
1. Dramatically reduce cost of logistics
and labor with footprint redesign
Labor savings in Monterrey
NA logistics optimized
2. Move closer to customer for speed
and flexibility
Texas, CA & Arizona largest SxS markets
1-2 day speed improvement to southern
U.S. dealers
Competition is already in Mexico and Mid /
SE USA
Operations as a Competitive Advantage
Kawasaki
Kawasaki |
![]() Mexico
Monterrey
Capital
Mexico City
Monterrey
Population
107 Million
4.4 Million
(4%
of Mexico´s population)
Government
Federal Republic
31 States, 1 Federal District
State Government
GDP
$1,086 Billion USD
$86.5 Billion USD
(8.0% of the countrys
GDP)
Exports
$280 Billion USD
$22 billion USD
FDI
$15 Billion USD
$1.4 Billion USD
Income per
capita
$10,181 USD
$19,693 USD
Twin Cities GDP
~$200B
Why Monterrey? |
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93 colleges and universities with 150,000+ students
More than 60 bilingual schools
213 technical careers with 52,000 students
5,000 engineers graduated per year (avg.)
Workforce: 1.9 million: 45% of the total population
12 years without any strike
Stable, productive, highly qualified labor force
Monterrey Education and Labor Force
Why Monterrey?
Combination of high-tech manufacturing
in a low cost region |
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Manage Risk & Deliver Long Term Goals
Focus on Strategic Competencies
Create Center of Excellence for weld, paint, assembly
Outsource non-strategic processes
Create sustainable Mexico plant with Polaris Culture
Enhanced Process Designs
Quality must be better at new location
Lean design from start
Best Project Management Principles
Gated, phased approach with performance milestones
Duplicate production lines
Work stream teams
Project Guiding Principles |
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Monterrey Facility
Groundbreaking to Production in 9 months |
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Monterrey Operations
Flexible
Plan,
Effective
Logistics,
Strong
Labor
Pool
Facility
425,000 Square Feet
200,000 Square Feet Expansion
37 Dock Doors, 4 Ramps
Two Story Office
28ft Clear Height
Air Conditioned Facility
Processes
Vehicle Assembly (3 lines)
Chassis Welding
Metal Paint (Powder/E-coat)
Tube Fabrication
(Lasers/Benders/Formers)
Exhaust Welding
HT Exhaust Paint
Engine Assembly (2 lines) |
![]() Monterrey Production Ramp Up
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Great Start in 2011, Continued Growth
Vehicle Assembly
Engine Assembly
Headcount
2011
Actual
2012
2013
2011
Actual
2012
2013
2011
Actual
2012
2013
22,500
20,000
850
Units
Units
Employees |
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NA Realignment: Financials
Estimated
total project
costs
FY 2011
actual
FY 2012
guidance
Project
to-date
Q4 2011
actual
$27 -
$28
$15
$1-
$2
Anticipated
annualized
savings upon
completion
2011
realized
savings in
2
half
FY 2012
anticipated
savings
guidance
$12 -
$15
$2
Manufacturing Realignment
Monterrey
Cost Charged to P&L (in millions)
$30+
Savings (in millions)
Opportunity for Future Margin Expansion
$3
$26
nd |
![]() Polaris North American
Manufacturing Operations
Roseau
745,500 Square feet
Products: Snow, ATV, SxS
Recent Initiatives:
-ATVs consolidated to one assembly line
-SxSs transitioned to high volume assembly
-Metal fabrication processes added
Osceola
285,800 Square feet
Products: Engines
Recent Initiatives:
-Producing Indian Engines
-Transitioned Metal Fab Processes
-Outsourced Seats and Stamping
-Transitioned portion of ORV Engines
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Spirit Lake
565,00 Square feet
Products: Motorcycles, SxS, Electric, Bobcat
Recent Initiatives:
-Indian production transferred
-GEM Production Transferred
Monterrey
425,000 Square feet
Products: SxS, Engines, Exhausts
Current Initiatives:
-Adding 3
rd
Assembly Line
-Adding 2
nd
Engine Line
-Creating additional back shop capacity |
![]() Operations is Competitive Advantage
Lean Enterprise for world class quality, cost, lead times
Manufacturing realignment: excellent execution
29% Volume decrease / 56% volume increase
2+ Acquisition integrations completed
Manufacturing productivity up >7% for each of last 3 years
Inventory turns increased 18%
Operating Margins up +380 bps
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3-5 Year Objective:
3 Year Results:
Excellent Progress, Significant Potential |
![]() MAKING
GROWTH HAPPEN Dave Longren, VP Off-Road Vehicles
March 15th, 2012
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![]() ORV
Business Breakdown Bobcat
#1 business
for revenue
and profits
Large business
with significant
profits
Incremental
Growth
Opportunity
RANGER & RZR
RANGER & RZR
#1 PRIORITY; SPORTSMAN REMAINS SIGNIFICANT
#1 PRIORITY; SPORTSMAN REMAINS SIGNIFICANT
RANGER
& RZR
All
Other
ATV
All
Other
Bobcat
Defense
ATV
&
SxS
2 |
![]() Farming/Ranching
Recreation/Trail
Recreation/Trail
Property
Dunes
Farm
Hunt
Desert
Hunt
Rec/Trail
Hunt
Property
70%
80%
48%
Incremental to
Polaris
(Did not consider any
other Polaris products)
RANGER = MOSTLY WORK; RZR
RANGER = MOSTLY WORK; RZR
= MOSTLY PLAY; SPORTSMAN = BOTH
= MOSTLY PLAY; SPORTSMAN = BOTH
ORV Customer Profiles
Primary
Usage
3 |
![]() ORV
Industry Trends Expect Overall ORV Industry Flattish In 2012
Expect Overall ORV Industry Flattish In 2012
4 |
![]() ORV
Share Results TWO TIMES SHARE OF NEXT COMPETITOR
TWO TIMES SHARE OF NEXT COMPETITOR
Best Overall Share Performance In Polaris History
Upper 20s Share In ATV; SxS Estimated 40 Share
Overall ORV Share Estimated at mid 30s
5 |
![]() Source: Crocker Data
Honda
John Deere
Kawasaki
Kawasaki
Can-Am
Arctic Cat
John Deere
Kubota
Kubota
Innovation Drives Share Gains
Winning the Competitive Battle
Winning the Competitive Battle
Yamaha
6 |
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ORV Product Armada
Breadth & Depth of Product Offering
Innovation
Speed to Market
Customer Focus |
![]() RANGER
Consistent incremental growth
RZR
Consistent
incremental
high
growth
Sportsman
Consistent
share
growth
Military
&
Bobcat
Adjacent
high
growth
ORV Overall Results
2009
2010
2011
2012
Guidance
8 |
![]() ORV
Growth Plan Aggressive Plan To Maintain Growth
Aggressive Plan To Maintain Growth
9
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business
p
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d
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c |
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10
ORV N.A. Dealer Inventory
Dealer
Inventor
y
To
Support
Retail
Sales
10
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
2006 Actual
2007 Actual
2008 Actual
2009 Actual
2010 Actual
2011 Actual
N.A. dealer inventory up 2% from 2010
ATV dealer inventory down 8% from 2010
Side-by-side inventory up due to continued strong retail demand
Some ORV product availability remains tight
MVP focus right product to the right market at the right time
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![]() RZR
570
Trail Value
Sportsman 850 H.O.
Xtreme Performance
RANGER
Crew Diesel
Multi-Passenger Diesel
Even Stronger
MY13
Product News
MY12
MY13
MY12.5
RZR
XP 4 900
Xtreme Performance For 4
STRONG PORTFOLIO, INTEGRATED ARCHITECTURES, SHORT LEAD TIMES
STRONG PORTFOLIO, INTEGRATED ARCHITECTURES, SHORT LEAD TIMES
?
?
?
Leverage New Products
11 |
![]() BEST 500 CLASS
WINNER
BEST 500 CLASS
RUNNER UP
BEST 2 UP
BEST HARDCORE SXS
BEST HARDCORE
RUNNER UP
BEST BIG BORE
RUNNER UP
BEST 400 CLASS SPORT
UTILITY RUNNER UP
BEST DUAL PURPOSE
UTV RUNNER UP
Sportsman 550 EPS
Sportsman 500 H.O.
Sportsman Touring 850 H.O.
Sportsman 400 H.O.
RANGER
500 EFI
Sportsman 850 H.O.
RZR
S
RZR
XP 900
12 |
![]() BEST 500 CLASS UTILITY
OFF-ROAD VEHICLE OF THE YEAR
BEST HIGH-PERFORMANCE SXS
BEST RECREATION CLASS SXS
Sportsman 550
RZR
570
RZR
XP 900
RANGER
XP 800
2012 OUTDOOR LIFE EDITORS CHOICE ATV
2012 CONSUMER DIGEST BEST BUY ATV & UTV
13 |
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RANGER segments growing
Share growth has been very strong
RANGER
(no RZR) #1 in SxS by over 2X next closest competitor
MY12 RANGER
product and marketing plan positioned well
ORV RANGER
Retail Results
STRONG RETAIL RESULTS
STRONG RETAIL RESULTS
POSITIONED WELL TO CONTINUE
POSITIONED WELL TO CONTINUE
2009
2010
2011
Full-Size
Multi-Passenger
Mid-Size
HARDEST WORKING
SMOOTHEST RIDING
HARDEST WORKING
SMOOTHEST RIDING
14 |
![]() MARKET/BRAND POSITION
2009
2010
2011
2012
WILL CONTINUE TO WIN!
XP 700
XP 800
400 Mid
EV
Diesel
500 EFI Mid
Crew 500
Crew
Diesel
RANGER
Family
Branding/Positioning
NEW SEGMENTS & DOMINANT PRODUCTS DRIVING GROWTH
NEW SEGMENTS & DOMINANT PRODUCTS DRIVING GROWTH
15 |
![]() ATV
SxS
Bobcat
RANGER
=
Top Customer
Improvements
Diesel Crew =
Incremental
Opportunity
Limited Editions =
Drive Retail
Improved Consumer
Comfort
Hills = HD Engine Braking
Incremental Customer
International/Military
Opportunity
First
Walker Evans RANGER
First Mid-Size LEs
RANGER MY12
New Products Are Selling
CONSUMER INSIGHTS DRIVE GROWTH
CONSUMER INSIGHTS DRIVE GROWTH
16 |
![]() TRAIL
TRAIL
HIGH
HIGH
4-SEAT
4-SEAT
PERFORMANCE
PERFORMANCE
Strong incremental RZR
growth as new segments launched
Clear leader in all recreation segment
RZR
(no RANGER) is #2 in SxS market share (behind RANGER)
ORV RZR
Retail Results
INCREMENTAL NEW PLAYS WORKING
INCREMENTAL NEW PLAYS WORKING
2009
2010
2011
RZR
Trail
RZR
Sport
RZR
4 Seat
RZR
Extreme
17 |
![]() POSITIONING + CUSTOMER SOLUTIONS
POSITIONING + CUSTOMER SOLUTIONS
MARKET / BRAND POSITION
MARKET / BRAND POSITION
RZR
is the
ONLY
Line of Recreational / Sport SXSs with
2008
2009
2012
2010
2011
NEW
11/11
WHY WE CONTINUE TO WIN!
WHY WE CONTINUE TO WIN!
NEW
1/12
CUSTOMERS
1.High Performance & Recreational Enthusiasts
2.Wishes to Involve More People in Experience
3.Not Willing to Compromise Performance for Experience
RZR
Family Branding / Positioning
INDUSTRY LEADING MARKET SEGMENTATION DRIVING GROWTH
INDUSTRY LEADING MARKET SEGMENTATION DRIVING GROWTH
18 |
![]() Post-Launch
Driving Awareness
FULL GO-TO-MARKET
FULL GO-TO-MARKET
DEALER, DSM & CONSUMER
DEALER, DSM & CONSUMER
19 |
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ATV
SxS
Military
Bobcat
RZR
MY12 Xtreme Performance For 4
Unmatched Performance & Ride Quality For 4
NEW! RZR
XP 4 900
Power
ProStar 900 EFI
Engine
88HP twin-cylinder, 4 valve, high revving
DOHC
Lightweight, compact, durable transmission
Suspension
Long Travel
3-Link Trailing Arm Independent Rear Suspension
Independent Front A-Arm Suspension
Agility
Low Center of Gravity, Optimized Mass Placement
Wide 64
Stance
Ultimate Ride
Extended Wheelbase
Pitch Control
Premium Suspension
2.5
Walker Evans Shocks |
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Significant share gains across Sportsman segments
Sportsman leads in both value
and premium
segments
Sportsman 500 H.O. and Sportsman 850 XP
HARDEST WORKING
SMOOTHEST RIDING
ORV ATV Market Share Results
SPORTSMAN STRATEGY IS WORKING
SPORTSMAN STRATEGY IS WORKING
2009
2010
2011
Polaris
Honda
Yamaha
21 |
![]() ATV
SxS
Military
Bobcat
NEW!
MY12
Sportsman 850 H.0.
NEW!
MY12
Sportsman 400, 500, 800
77HP
For the Same Money
20% More Acceleration
#1 Customer Request
21% More Capacity
New Kenda Tires
#2 Customer Request
Sportsman MY12 New Products
LISTEN TO OUR CUSTOMERS
22 |
![]() International Growth
EMEA
Continued strong growth,
Developing unique market models
SxS market hyper growth opportunity
APLA
Developing market segments
Brazil, China & India building market & establishing partners
2009
2010
2011
23 |
![]() Military Results
Gaining momentum
support Special Operations Force demand
Over 4,000 vehicles in theater
Industry leader in the ultra light vehicle market
Global growth opportunity
2009
2010
2011
POSITIONED FOR GLOBAL GROWTH
24 |
![]() New Military Products
#1 POSITION IN ULV MILITARY MARKETS
25 |
![]() +
+
Compact Construction
Manufacturer
1
1
#
#
#
Off-Road Vehicles Manufacturer
1
1
#
#
#
Bobcat Partnership Results
BOBCAT PARTNERSHIP STRATEGY = GROWTH OPPORTUNITY
26 |
![]() 2009
2010
2011
Bobcat Partnership Results
BOBCAT DELIVERING RESULTS
POTENTIAL REMAINS
$300M market opportunity
Kubota market leader
Bobcat retail
gaining momentum
CY12 Revenue stable
Next level of growth
Bobcat co-developed products on schedule for MY13 impact
27 |
![]() Cost down
engineering and purchasing
Pricing
leveraged targeted opportunities (remain competitive)
Monterrey
impact just beginning
ORV = STRONG MARGIN EXPANSION RESULTS
ORV Margin Expansion
2008
2009
2010
2011
28 |
![]() ATV
SxS
Military
Bobcat
Incremental
SxS Growth
Profitable
ATV Share
Expand
Margins
Military
Bobcat & Intl
Strong RANGER
product plan
Strong RZR
product plan
SxS market
has upside
Sportsman strong
Still room
to innovate
Margin plan strong
Monterrey
just starting
Proven track record
Dealer inventory
healthy
Gaining
momentum
Market specific
products
Next generation
platforms
ORV Future Strategy Summary
THE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT FOR OFF-ROAD VEHICLES
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![]() RANGER
MILITARY & BOBCAT
RZR
SPORTSMAN
Positioned well for continued growth
Adjacent market growth opportunity
Strong product portfolio continued high growth
Entry value to high performance multi-passenger
Continuing to win
INTERNATIONAL
Expanding SxS sales, new market opportunities
30 |