WATERS CORP /DE/
8-K, EX-99.1, 2000-11-06
LABORATORY ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS
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WATERS

October 27, 2000

[Photograph of Waters Corporation headquarters in Milford, MA]


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CAUTIONARY STATEMENT

Certain statements contained in this presentation, including references to the
Registrant's strategy and operating and financial profile, are forward-looking.
These statements are subject to various risks and uncertainties, many of which
are outside the control of the Registrant, including (i) changes in relevant
portions of the analytical instrument marketplace as a result of economic or
regulatory influences, (ii) general changes in the economy or marketplace
including currency fluctuations, in particular with regard to the Eurocurrency,
(iii) changes in the competitive marketplace, including new products or pricing
changes by the Registrant's competitors, (iv) the ability of the Registrant to
generate increased sales and profitability from new product introductions, as
well as additional risk factors set forth in the Registrant's Form 10-K for its
fiscal year ended December 31, 1999. Actual results could differ materially from
the plans, intentions and expectations disclosed in the forward-looking
statements the Registrant may make, whether because of these factors or for
other reasons. The Registrant does not assume any obligations to update any
forward-looking statement.




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     OVERVIEW

     -    Worldwide leader in three market segments, representing $4.0 billion
          of the $18 billion Analytical Instrument Industry

     -    Experiencing strong growth from new product pipeline and accelerating
          market performance


     -    Rapidly growing market need for drug discovery and life science tools


     -    Strong financial performance


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[Picture of HPLC system]

     WATERS STRATEGY

     Focus on high value added laboratory analytical technologies

          -    Current Portfolio

               -    HPLC

               -    Mass Spectrometry

               -    Thermal Analysis




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CURRENT SERVED MARKET

[Pie chart:

Life Science 70%
All Other 30%]


     -    Life Science (Drug Discovery, Drug Development & Quality Control)

          -    Genomics

          -    Proteomics

          -    High-Throughput Drug Discovery

          -    University & Government Component



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RECENT FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

[Sales graph:

Sales ($ in Millions)

Compound Growth: 21%

1995 - $333
1996 - $391 (+17%)
1997 - $465 (+19%)
1998 - $619 (+33%)
1999 - $704 (+14%)]

[Sales graph:

Sales ($ in millions)

1999, 1st 9 months - $504
2000, 1st 9 months - $570 (+13%)]

[EPS graph:

EPS

Compound Growth: 38%

1995 - $0.25
1996 - $0.35 (+37%)
1997 - $0.48 (+39%)
1998 - $0.70 (+43%)
1999 - $0.92 (+32%)]

[EPS graph:

EPS

1999, 1st 9 months - $0.60
2000, 1st 9 months - $0.78 (+30%)]



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1999 BUSINESS PORTFOLIO - APPROXIMATE MIX

[Pie chart:

HPLC 65%
Mass Spectrometry 25%
Thermal Analysis 10%]


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COMPETITIVE POSITION - 1999 TOTAL MARKET $4.0B (a)

[Pie chart:

HPLC Market Size - $2.5 Billion
Growth Rate - 8%

Waters 19%
Agilent 12%
Hitachi 5%
Dionex 5%
Shimadzu 6%
All Others 53%]

[Pie chart:

Mass Spectrometry Market Size - $1.0 Billion (b)
Growth Rate - 15%

Waters/Micromass 23%
Finnigan/Thermoquest 23%
PE/Sciex 20%
Agilent 9%
Shimadzu 5%
All Others 20%]

(a)   Based on Strategic Directions International with certain adjustments
(b)   w/o GC/MS


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     GROWTH STRATEGY

     DRIVEN BY...

     -    Biopharmaceutical Investments

               -    Drug Discovery

               -    Genomics

               -    Proteomics

     -    New Products

     -    Regulatory Standards Worldwide (FDA, EPA, etc.)

     -    Emerging International Markets

     -    Pressure by Customers to Increase Productivity

     -    Acquisitions


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     GROWTH STRATEGY

     COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES...

     -    Market Leading Position in HPLC, MS and TA

     -    Technology Leader

     -    Strong New Product Pipeline

     -    Worldwide Sales and Support

     -    Global Brands and Reputation



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     GROWTH STRATEGY

     NEW PRODUCT INTRODUCTIONS...


               -    Alliance-Registered Trademark- HT System          1999

               -    CapLC-TM- System                                  1999

               -    Alliance-Registered Trademark- GPC2000 System     1999

               -    FractionLynx-TM- System                           1999

               -    XTerra-TM- Columns                                1999
HPLC
               -    ZMD LC/MS Platform                                1999

               -    Millennium32-Registered Trademark-Software        2000

               -    New Detectors                                     2000

               -    New Separations Chemistries                       2000


               -    Quattro Ultima-TM-                                1999

               -    LCT-TM- with MUX - technology-TM-                 1999

MS             -    Proteome-TM- Works System                         1999

               -    Q-Tof-TM- 2                                       1999

               -    Quadrupole, Q-Tof & MALDI-Tof Enhancements        2000





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     FUTURE GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES


     -    Proteomics

     -    Capillary Scale HPLC

     -    SNP Discovery and Genotyping




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FINANCIAL REVIEW

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SALES GROWTH IS STRONG ($ IN MILLIONS)

[Sales graph:

Sales

Compound Growth: 21%

Year ended 1995 - $333
Year ended 1996 - $391 (+17%)
Year ended 1997 - $465 (+19%)
Year ended 1998 - $619 (+33%)
Year ended 1999 - $704 (+14%)

1999, 1st 9 months - $504
2000, 1st 9 months - $570 (+13%)]



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OPERATING INCOME GROWTH IS STRONGER ($ IN MILLIONS)

[Operating Income graph:

Compound Growth: 33%

Year ended 1995 - $56
Year ended 1996 - $71 (+27%)
Year ended 1997 - $93 (+30%)
Year ended 1998 - $136 (+47%)
Year ended 1999 - $177 (+29%)

1999, 1st 9 months - $118
2000, 1st 9 months - $144 (+22%)]





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OPERATING MARGINS INCREASING

[Operating Margins graph:

Operating Margin

Year ended 1995 - 16.9%
Year ended 1996 - 18.9%
Year ended 1997 - 19.9%
Year ended 1998 - 22.0%
Year ended 1999 - 25.0%

1999, 1st 9 months - 23.4%
2000, 1st 9 months - 25.2%]


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EPS GROWTH IS STRONG

[EPS graph:

Compound Growth: 38%

Year ended 1995 - $0.25
Year ended 1996 - $0.35 (+37%)
Year ended 1997 - $0.48 (+38%)
Year ended 1998 - $0.70 (+43%)
Year ended 1999 - $0.92 (+32%)

1999, 1st 9 months - $0.60
2000, 1st 9 months - $0.78 (+30%)]


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     OPERATING AND FINANCIAL PROFILE VERY FAVORABLE

          -    Sales

               -    Excellent new product pipeline

               -    Recurring revenues one-third of total

          -    Operating Margin

               -    Leveragable capacity in place

               -    Productivity improvement

          -    Research and Development

               -    Continued company priority

               -    Advantage of critical mass

          -    Strong Cash Flow




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     SUMMARY

     -    The leading global competitor in three segments of the analytical
          instrument industry representing $4.0 billion in annual revenues

     -    Technology leader with excellent pipeline of high value-added products

     -    Rapidly growing life science opportunity

     -    Superior financial performance

     -    Strong cash flow








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