Standard Motor Products, Inc. Announces Segment Reporting Changes
Standard Motor Products, Inc. (NYSE: SMP) has announced the establishment of a new operating segment named Engineered Solutions, aimed at diverse non-aftermarket end markets, effective 2023. This segment will enhance the company's growth profile and diversify revenue. Additionally, the existing Engine Management segment will be renamed Vehicle Control to better reflect its product offerings. The changes support the company's strategic focus and will be discussed in detail during the Q4 earnings call on February 22, 2023. The company achieved 2022 sales of $270 million from non-aftermarket customers, highlighting its expanding market reach.
- New Engineered Solutions segment focuses on diverse non-aftermarket markets, including commercial and agricultural applications.
- 2022 sales of $270 million from non-aftermarket customers demonstrate strong market growth and diversification.
- Resegmentation provides clarity on market dynamics and potential margin profiles.
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New Engineered Solutions Segment Focused on Diverse Non-Aftermarket End Markets
Engine Management Segment Renamed Vehicle Control to Reflect Current Product Suite
Additional Details in Today's Fourth Quarter Financial Results Call
Highlights of the Resegmentation
- New Engineered Solutions segment will focus on non-Aftermarket end markets, including both on-highway (commercial and light vehicles) and off-highway (construction, agriculture, power sports, and other) applications
- Elevates overall growth profile and opportunity for the Company while also diversifying revenue mix and cash flow generation
- New segment will be carved from existing two segments, Engine Management and Temperature Control, which will now solely represent sales to Aftermarket channels
- Supports the Company's ongoing focus as a best-in-class supplier of premium replacement parts products to the North American Aftermarket
- Offers clarity to the unique dynamics and margin profiles of the markets served by each segment with detailed segment financial reporting beginning in Q1'23
- Engine Management to be renamed "Vehicle Control" to reflect the expanding portfolio including powertrain-neutral product categories
"The resegmentation of
"The Aftermarket has been and will continue to be the heart of our business. It is a robust industry demonstrating tremendous stability and resiliency and has a very bright future. Our value proposition of being the best full-line full-service supplier of premium products continues to be very well received by our broad customer base. We remain steadfastly committed to the Aftermarket as a primary driver of our business.
"Meanwhile, over the past several years we have aggressively grown our sales to non-Aftermarket customers, focusing on diverse on-highway and off-highway end markets. We believe this has reached the critical mass to become a standalone operating segment. Through strategic acquisitions and organic growth, we achieved 2022 sales of
"Concurrent with the resegmentation, we are launching a new Engineered Solutions website, http://www.SMPEngineeredSolutions.com, which will provide customers with commercial and technical information, as well as a full suite of our product capabilities across all the industries and markets we serve."
Additional detail on the three business segments:
Engineered Solutions –This new segment focuses on custom-engineered solutions to vehicle and equipment manufacturers across diverse global end markets, including both on-highway and off-highway applications such as commercial vehicles, construction and agricultural equipment, power sports, and others. Our offerings include product categories from both of our legacy operating segments and provide a broad array of conventional and future-oriented technologies, including those that are specific to vehicle electrification and those that are powertrain-neutral.
Vehicle Control – To more accurately reflect the evolution of the products and categories SMP offers, and the future areas of product growth including powertrain-neutral and electrification-specific offerings, the Company will rename its "Engine Management" segment to "Vehicle Control". The three subcategories are:
- "Ignition, Emissions, & Fuel" will include internal combustion engine (ICE) related categories
- "Wire Sets & Other" will include spark plug wire sets and other related products
- "Electrical & Safety" will include non-ICE related conventional and evolving vehicle technologies
Temperature Control – This legacy Aftermarket business segment is poised to benefit from the broader adoption of more complex air conditioning systems that provide passenger comfort regardless of the vehicle's powertrain propulsion, and from systems being developed to manage the temperature of batteries and other products used on electric vehicles. The two subcategories are:
- "A/C System Components" includes compressors, connecting lines, heat exchangers, and expansion devices which comprise the parts found in a vehicle's air conditioning system
- "Other Thermal Components" includes parts that provide engine, transmission, electric drive motor, and battery temperature management
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