Electronics For Imaging's CFO Presents At Barclays Capital Global Technology, Media And Telecommunications Conference (Transcript)

Electronics for Imaging, Inc. (EFII)

Barclays Capital Global Technology, Media and Telecommunications Conference

May 23, 2012 02:20 pm ET

Executives



Vincent Pilette – Chief Financial Officer

Analysts







Presentation



Vincent Pilette

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Good afternoon. I’m Vincent Pilette, the Chief Financial Officer of EFI and I’ll quickly run through a few slides, sharing with you both the results we obtained and the product offering we provide to the print industry; and then maybe I will go for a few questions.

A quick brief on the Q1 results that we posted here. We delivered a record March quarter in Q1 2012 - $160 million, growing 14%. And that was our ninth consecutive quarter of double digit growth year-over-year which I think everybody will agree for the print industry is pretty remarkable. We’ve posted record revenue for a lot of our new businesses: that would be the inkjet, the industrial inkjet business; the software business; and then also very strong double-digit growth for our recurring business made of maintenance software revenue and the ink revenue stream.

Over 60% of our business is now direct sales which is a far contrast to a few years ago when it was 100% indirect sales. We’ve delivered very good expansion internationally with more than 50% of the revenue being outside the US, and the US being the first market that (inaudible) in the 1990’s and early 2000’s. And then we’ve delivered $20 million non-GAAP EBITDA, 18% year-over-year. And we guided the tenth quarter of double-digit year-over-year growth, 15% revenue growth for next quarter and twice that for the bottom line – 30% year-over-year growth for non-GAAP EPS.

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