10-K annual report · filed Dec 22, 2011

Heico Corp (HEI) FY2011 10-K Annual Report

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Heico Corp (HEI) filed its fiscal 2011 10-K annual report with the SEC on Dec 22, 2011.

  • Top risk flagged: FAA certification and airworthiness rules: revocation or suspension of material authorizations could halt regulated operations

Heico Corp FY2011 10-K analysis

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Business Overview

  • Core model: Two-segment aerospace and defense manufacturer, combining FAA-approved aftermarket parts and mission-critical electronic components
  • New offerings from 3D Plus acquisition: Three-dimensional microelectronics, stacked memory, POL voltage converters and System-in-Package solutions
  • New offerings from Switchcraft acquisition: Harsh-environment connectors, cables, patch panels and switches
  • Strategic emphasis: Increased stand-off warfare exposure and niche mission-critical subsystems through Electronic Technologies expansion
  • Backlog reached $224 million, up from $142 million, including a new five-year, approximately $50 million electronic-products contract

Management Discussion & Analysis

  • Revenue $764.9M, up 24% YoY, led by FSG $539.6M, up 31%, and ETG $227.8M, up 11%
  • Operating margin 18.1% vs 17.7%, gross margin 35.9% vs 36.0%, net income $72.8M vs $54.9M
  • Best segment FSG: operating income $95.0M, up 40%, margin 17.6% vs 16.5%; ETG margin 26.1% vs 27.3%
  • Operating cash flow $125.5M; acquisitions $94.7M and capital expenditures $28.6M over three years
  • Outlook: fiscal 2012 sales and net income growth targeted, with commercial aviation uncertainty and defense-spending reductions as risks

Risk Factors

  • FAA certification and airworthiness rules: revocation or suspension of material authorizations could halt regulated operations
  • Defense and homeland-security exposure: 56% of Electronic Technologies Group sales tied to defense, satellite, spacecraft and homeland-security products
  • Foreign-market exposure: 34% of fiscal 2011 consolidated net sales from customers in approximately 95 countries
  • Supply-chain vulnerability: long-lead components and raw materials subject to disruption, with supplier changes requiring part recertification
  • OEM competition: jet-engine and aircraft-component manufacturers may bundle products and services or underprice HEICO parts

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