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Moog Inc (MOG-A) filed its fiscal 2014 10-K annual report with the SEC on Nov 10, 2014.
- Top risk flagged: Government contracting exposure: 29% of 2014 sales tied to U.S. Government contracts amid $500 billion Department of Defense sequestration
Moog Inc FY2014 10-K analysis
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Business Overview
- Core model: Precision motion and fluid-control systems for aerospace, defense, industrial and medical applications
- Five-segment structure emphasized: Aircraft Controls, Space and Defense Controls, Industrial Systems, Components and Medical Devices
- 2014 sales mix: aerospace and defense OEMs 49%, industrial OEMs 35%, aftermarket 16%
- R&D investment exceeded $100 million, representing over 5% of sales
- 11,031 full-time employees as of September 27, 2014; U.S. Government contracts represented 29% of sales
Management Discussion & Analysis
- Net sales $2.648B, up $38M YoY, driven by Aircraft Controls and Components
- Net earnings $158M, up 31%; gross margin 30.1% vs 30.0%, operating margin 11.5% expected in 2015
- Best segment: Aircraft Controls, $1.118B sales; worst: Medical Devices, sales down 18% and margin 8.8% vs (24.1%)
- Operating cash flow $287M; $266M buybacks, $79M capex, $62M expected 2015 pension contributions
- 2015 outlook: sales $2.66B, earnings $180M; risks include defense spending reductions, pricing pressure and currency fluctuations
Risk Factors
- Government contracting exposure: 29% of 2014 sales tied to U.S. Government contracts amid $500 billion Department of Defense sequestration
- International exposure: 41% of net sales from customers outside the United States, subject to currency swings, trade barriers and political disruption
- Supply-chain vulnerability: Dodd-Frank Section 1502 conflict-minerals requirements may restrict raw-material availability and increase costs
- Customer concentration: Boeing represented 16% of 2014 sales, with commercial supply agreements extending through 2021 and 2019
- Fixed-price contract risk: 91% of percentage-of-completion sales in 2014 came from fixed-price contracts, exposing margins to cost overruns
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