Joy Global ( JOYG ) Industrials Sector August 23 nd , 2009 Kevin Abels
Basic Business Description Joy Global manufactures mining equipment used to extract coal, copper,  and iron ore. Commodity prices directly impact the demand for JOYG’s products and services and over the past five years JOYG has generated approximately 106% revenue growth as commodity prices have soared. Sales of original mining equipment account for approximately 40% of overall revenue with the service division accounting for the other large branch of revenue stream. JOYG is comprised of three market-leading businesses; P&H Mining Equipment, Joy Mining Machinery, and Continental Crushing and Conveying.  Mkt Cap – $3.94B P/E (ttm) – 9.28 Beta – 2.38 EPS – 4.15 ROE (Past 3 yrs) – 51% Headquarters – Milwaukee Competitors – Bucyrus & Caterpillar
Joy Mining Machinery Develops, manufactures, distributes, and services underground mining  machinery for the extraction of coal and other bedded materials Majority of the equipment operates in underground coal mines, but its equipment is also used to obtain trona, salt, phosphate, gypsum, and oil shale Has 46 facilities in 8 different countries around the world. These facilities include sales offices, manufacturing plants, service centers and/or parts warehouses Employs approximately 6,100 people around the world
P&H Mining Equipment Designs and manufactures electric mining shovels, walking draglines, and rotary blast hole drills for the surface mining industry Global operations  P&H MinePro Services has exclusive rights to distribute and support P&H mining equipment.  P&H MinPro Services  is the distribution and support arm of the company and employs approximately 2,600 people from over 30 locations worldwide P&H Mining Equipment as a whole employs around 3,200 people
Continental Crushing & Conveying Designs and manufactures Continental conveyor equipment and the Stamler line of feeder-breakers, reclaim feeders, single and double rolls crushers and railroad car spotters Focuses on designing efficient conveyor system solutions for the mining and extraction industry The new company was formed in 2008 following the acquisition by JOYG
Price Chart 52 Week Range: $14.30– 73.33 Current Price: $39.95
Sales by Commodity & Geographic Region
Joy Global Worldwide locations
Financial Highlights Operations  (in thousand’s) Oct 31, 2008 Oct 31, 2007 % Change Net Sales $3,418,934 $2,547,332 34.2% Gross Profit 990,005 826,668 19.8% Gross Profit Percentage 29.0% 32.5% - Operating Income 551,204 473,275 16.5% Operating Income Percentage 16.1% 18.6% - Other Financial Data Bookings 4,823,306 2,889,404 66.9% Backlog 3,174,734 1,637,598 93.9% Cash Dividends per Share 0.63 0.60 4.2% Shares Outstanding 102,708 107,683 (4.6)%
Long Term Potential Business Segments
Industry Notes China is driving high commodity demand US economy stabilizing Inventory reductions ending Mining is expected to reach capacity quickly upon the economic recovery Solid long-term story – Industrialization of emerging markets
Strengths Strong market position – Highly exposed to emerging markets Financial stability Strong backlogs that extend out for several years A majority of revenues come from aftermarket parts and services – Tied to production levels and have been historically stable in economic turmoil SWOT
Weaknesses Majority of revenue is derived from the US market where industrialization is declining Financial performance is heavily dependant upon commodity prices – specifically coal, copper, and iron ore SWOT
Opportunities The rapid industrialization of China will drive the need for an increasing amount of commodities such as coal and iron ore Other emerging markets SWOT
Possible trend of moving toward natural gas to provide energy solutions Eventual economic slowdown in China New competitors will arise in the emerging markets Alternative energy Threats

Joy Global

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    Joy Global (JOYG ) Industrials Sector August 23 nd , 2009 Kevin Abels
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    Basic Business DescriptionJoy Global manufactures mining equipment used to extract coal, copper, and iron ore. Commodity prices directly impact the demand for JOYG’s products and services and over the past five years JOYG has generated approximately 106% revenue growth as commodity prices have soared. Sales of original mining equipment account for approximately 40% of overall revenue with the service division accounting for the other large branch of revenue stream. JOYG is comprised of three market-leading businesses; P&H Mining Equipment, Joy Mining Machinery, and Continental Crushing and Conveying. Mkt Cap – $3.94B P/E (ttm) – 9.28 Beta – 2.38 EPS – 4.15 ROE (Past 3 yrs) – 51% Headquarters – Milwaukee Competitors – Bucyrus & Caterpillar
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    Joy Mining MachineryDevelops, manufactures, distributes, and services underground mining machinery for the extraction of coal and other bedded materials Majority of the equipment operates in underground coal mines, but its equipment is also used to obtain trona, salt, phosphate, gypsum, and oil shale Has 46 facilities in 8 different countries around the world. These facilities include sales offices, manufacturing plants, service centers and/or parts warehouses Employs approximately 6,100 people around the world
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    P&H Mining EquipmentDesigns and manufactures electric mining shovels, walking draglines, and rotary blast hole drills for the surface mining industry Global operations P&H MinePro Services has exclusive rights to distribute and support P&H mining equipment. P&H MinPro Services is the distribution and support arm of the company and employs approximately 2,600 people from over 30 locations worldwide P&H Mining Equipment as a whole employs around 3,200 people
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    Continental Crushing &Conveying Designs and manufactures Continental conveyor equipment and the Stamler line of feeder-breakers, reclaim feeders, single and double rolls crushers and railroad car spotters Focuses on designing efficient conveyor system solutions for the mining and extraction industry The new company was formed in 2008 following the acquisition by JOYG
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    Price Chart 52Week Range: $14.30– 73.33 Current Price: $39.95
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    Sales by Commodity& Geographic Region
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    Financial Highlights Operations (in thousand’s) Oct 31, 2008 Oct 31, 2007 % Change Net Sales $3,418,934 $2,547,332 34.2% Gross Profit 990,005 826,668 19.8% Gross Profit Percentage 29.0% 32.5% - Operating Income 551,204 473,275 16.5% Operating Income Percentage 16.1% 18.6% - Other Financial Data Bookings 4,823,306 2,889,404 66.9% Backlog 3,174,734 1,637,598 93.9% Cash Dividends per Share 0.63 0.60 4.2% Shares Outstanding 102,708 107,683 (4.6)%
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    Long Term PotentialBusiness Segments
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    Industry Notes Chinais driving high commodity demand US economy stabilizing Inventory reductions ending Mining is expected to reach capacity quickly upon the economic recovery Solid long-term story – Industrialization of emerging markets
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    Strengths Strong marketposition – Highly exposed to emerging markets Financial stability Strong backlogs that extend out for several years A majority of revenues come from aftermarket parts and services – Tied to production levels and have been historically stable in economic turmoil SWOT
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    Weaknesses Majority ofrevenue is derived from the US market where industrialization is declining Financial performance is heavily dependant upon commodity prices – specifically coal, copper, and iron ore SWOT
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    Opportunities The rapidindustrialization of China will drive the need for an increasing amount of commodities such as coal and iron ore Other emerging markets SWOT
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    Possible trend ofmoving toward natural gas to provide energy solutions Eventual economic slowdown in China New competitors will arise in the emerging markets Alternative energy Threats