Title: Financial Results: 1st Quarter 2004
1Financial Results1st Quarter - 2004
- Mark Templeton
- President CEO
- David Henshall
- Vice President, Finance CFO
2Use of Non-GAAP Financial Measures
- This presentation contains non-GAAP financial
measures as defined by SEC Regulation G. These
non-GAAP financial measures should not be
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3Safe Harbor Provisions
- Forward-looking statements in this presentation
are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions
of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of
1934. Investors are cautioned that statements
during this conference call, which are not
strictly historical statements, including,
without limitation, statements by management, the
statements regarding business outlook and in the
reconciliation of non-GAAP measures to comparable
U.S. GAAP measures concerning managements
forecast of revenue and earnings per share,
statements regarding the companys existing and
new products, demand and pipeline growth, the
potential size of product markets, and statements
concerning internal operations, marketing,
managements plans, objectives and strategies,
and management's assessment of market factors,
constitute forward-looking statements. Such
forward-looking statements are subject to a
number of risks and uncertainties that could
cause actual results to differ materially from
those anticipated by the forward-looking
statements, including, without limitation,
success of the companys product lines the
company's product concentration and its ability
to develop and commercialize new products and
services the success in investments in foreign
operations and markets the success in
acquisitions the company's success in expanding
into new geographic and vertical markets the
company's ability to maintain and expand its core
business in large enterprise accounts the size,
timing and recognition of revenue from
significant orders and other revenue recognition
changes, including increases in deferred revenue
the Companys reliance on and the success of the
Companys independent distributors and resellers
for the marketing and distribution of its
products increased competition, including
potential competition from Microsoft and other
companies changes in the company's pricing
policies or those of its competitors management
of operations and operating expenses charges in
the event of the impairment of assets acquired
through business combinations and licenses the
management of anticipated future growth and the
recruitment and retention of qualified employees
as well as risks of downturns in economic
conditions generally political and social
turmoil and the uncertainty in and the effects
of a weak IT spending environment which has
impacted the overall demand for software and
related services and other risks detailed in the
company's filings with the Securities and
Exchange Commission. Citrix assumes no obligation
to update any forward-looking statements or
announcements made herein.
4Q104 Financial Results
- Revenue 161.3 million up 12.4 over 2003
- Net Income 9.3 million 0.05 per share
- 2003 30.3 million or 0.18 per share
- Includes convertible debt redemption costs
in-process RD costs of Expertcity acquisition - Adjusted Net Income 32.8 million 0.19 per
share - 2003 32.2 million 0.19 per share
- Deferred revenue up 19 million sequentially to
184 million
5Todays Takeaways
- 2003 Momentum Continues
- Expanded geographic coverage product portfolio
and partner programs - Solid Q1 Sales Metrics
- Pipeline creation up sharply
- On track Citrix Online Integration
- Solid Q1 metrics early cross-selling traction
- Aggressive Business-building
- Increase sales capacities standard SAR
processes and Citrix brand visibility - Confident Outlook Going Forward
6Financials
- David Henshall
- Vice President, Finance CFO
7Revenue by Geography
8Product Revenue
Software license updates is mainly Subscription
Advantage
9Product Revenue
10Total Revenue Split
Some amounts may not add due to rounding
11Top Deal Metrics
- Top Deal Metrics
- 5 deals gt 500K
- 2 of those deals gt 1 million
- Top 10 Deals 5 in EMEA 4 in North America 1 in
Latin America
12Income Statement (In Millions)
Results exclude amortization of intangibles,
write down of In-process RD, and deferred
issuance costs
13Balance Sheet Summary
- March 31, 2004
- Cash equivalents 201 million
- Short-term Investments 50 million
- Long-term Investments 285 million
- Total Cash Investments 536 million
- Cash Flow from Operations 78 million
- Accounts receivable, net 68 million
- Days Sales Outstanding 37 days
- Deferred Revenue (Total) 184 million
14Deferred Revenue
184M
15Stock Repurchase Program
Some amounts may not add due to rounding
16Financial Summary
- Good execution
- Core business remains strong
- Continued increase in deferred revenue
- Improved visibility
- Investments in sales, marketing and product
development continue - Growing pipeline
- Focus on license growth
- Continued adoption of Subscription Advantage
- Focus on new products during 2004
- Integration of acquisition is progressing on plan
172004 Strategy and Plans
182003 Momentum Continues
- MetaFrame becomes the Citrix MetaFrame Access
Suite - Presentation Server, Secure Access Manager,
Conferencing Manager and Password Manager - Access Suite license bundling three editions
available in Q403 - Secure Access Manager 2.2
- Shipped in Q1
- SSL-based Synchronization for Microsoft Outlook
- User Interface flexibility
- Citrix Strategy Day, April 27th
Joyce Vonada CIO AutoNation
19Solid Q1 Sales Metrics
- Q1 Customer Highlight iZB Soft
- iZB Soft Supports Germanys Largest Network of
Savings Banks - Sparkasse - over 80 institutions 8,000 branches
throughout Germany - Over 35,000 licenses for secure access to 350
applications - Sales Training
- 1st Annual Global Summit Week Sales training
choreography around strategy, products, sales
methodology partnering - On Tour training our channel
20On track Citrix Online Integration
- Solid Business Metrics For Q1
- Executing while integrating with Citrix
- Leveraging the Citrix Brand
- GoToAssist Top 5 deal in Q1 with US
telecommunications firm - Cross-selling Citrix Customers With Citrix
solution advisors - Subscription Advantage trial program
- Sales lead referral program
- Coordinated Strategic Alliance Partnering
- Q1 agreement with Sharp GoToMyPC on all Sharp
Actius MM20 notebook computers - Citrix GoToMeeting instant online meetings
- Impromptu meeting use and intuitive setup
- Beta testing now Customer preview coming
21Aggressive Business-building
- Innovative product development
- Citrix brand visibility
- Increased sales capacities
- Citrix Advisor Rewards Program
- Introduced in January part of next-generation
partnering program Citrix accessPARTNER Network - Agency-type fee paid for value-selling Citrix
infrastructure along with partner intellectual
integration services
22Confident Outlook Going Forward
23Forward-looking Guidance
- Q2 2004 Guidance
- Revenue 170M - 180M
- GAAP EPS 0.14 - 0.16
- Adjusted EPS 0.16 - 0.18
Excludes amortization of intangibles and
non-cash charges
All guidance includes impact of Expertcity
acquisition
24Summary
- 2003 Momentum Continues
- Expanded geographic coverage product portfolio
and partner programs - Solid Q1 Sales Metrics
- Pipeline creation up sharply
- On track Citrix Online Integration
- Solid Q1 metrics early cross-selling traction
- Aggressive Business-building
- Increase sales capacities standard SAR
processes and Citrix brand visibility - Confident Outlook Going Forward
- Top-quartile Financials - Topline growth, new
product revenue and expense management targets
25Summary Questions