Brady Corporation
F'21 Q4 Financial Results
September 2, 2021
Forward-Looking Statements | 2 |
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Sales Overview | 4 |
SALES | (millions of USD) | ||||||||||||
$306 | |||||||||||||
$300 | $293 | $290 | $295 | $287 | $296 | ||||||||
$282 | |||||||||||||
$277 | $277 | ||||||||||||
$275 | |||||||||||||
$266 | $266 | ||||||||||||
$250 | $252 | ||||||||||||
$225 | |||||||||||||
$200 | Q1 F'19 | Q2 F'19 | Q3 F'19 | Q4 F'19 | Q1 F'20 | Q2 F'20 | Q3 F'20 | Q4 F'20 | Q1 F'21 | Q2 F'21 | Q3 F'21 | Q4 F'21 | |
Organic Sales | 4.7% | 2.3% | 2.4% | 1.7% | (0.4%) | (1.2%) | (6.0%) | (13.7%) | (4.9%) | (6.3%) | 6.5% | 12.6% | |
Growth | |||||||||||||
(Decline) |
Q4 F'21 SALES:
- Total sales increased 21.6%.
- Organic sales increased 12.6%:
- ID Solutions - Organic sales increased 24.5%.
- Workplace Safety - Organic sales declined 12.7%.
- 4.7% increase due to acquisitions.
- 4.3% increase due to foreign currency translation.
Q4 F'21 SALES COMMENTARY:
- ID Solutions - Double-digit organic sales growth rates in all regions combined with 6.9% growth from the acquisitions completed in Q4 of F'21.
- Workplace Safety - Organic sales declined primarily due to strong prior year sales of Covid-related products. Q4 F'21 sales were above the pre-pandemic levels experienced in Q4 of F'19.
Gross Profit Margin | 5 |
GROSS PROFIT & GPM%
(millions of USD)
50.0% | 50.3% | 50.3% | 50.4% | |||||||||
49.6% | ||||||||||||
49.5% | 49.3% | 50% | ||||||||||
48.9% | ||||||||||||
48.7% | 48.7% | 48.2% | ||||||||||
$150 | $147 | $146 | $147 | 47.1% | $149 | $148 | ||||||
$141 | ||||||||||||
$140 | $139 | |||||||||||
$135 | 45% | |||||||||||
$130 | $130 | |||||||||||
$125 | $119 | |||||||||||
$100 | 40% | |||||||||||
Q1 F'19 | Q2 F'19 | Q3 F'19 | Q4 F'19 | Q1 F'20 | Q2 F'20 | Q3 F'20 | Q4 F'20 | Q1 F'21 | Q2 F'21 | Q3 F'21 | Q4 F'21 |
Q4 F'21 - GROSS PROFIT MARGIN:
- Gross profit margin of 48.2% compared to 47.1% in Q4 of F'20.
- The non-recurring impact of purchase accounting charges related to our recent acquisitions reduced our gross profit margin by approximately 20 basis points.
- Efficiency gains, automation and selected price increases partially offset the negative impacts caused by input-cost inflation, product mix, and reduced sales volumes in our Workplace Safety business.
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