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Earnings HistoryForecast REE Automotive EPS ResultsActual EPS-$1.96Consensus EPS -$1.81Beat/MissMissed by -$0.15One Year Ago EPSN/AREE Automotive Revenue ResultsActual Revenue$0.16 millionExpected Revenue$0.40 millionBeat/MissMissed by -$240.00 thousandYoY Revenue GrowthN/AREE Automotive Announcement DetailsQuarterQ1 2024Date5/30/2024TimeN/AConference Call DateThursday, May 30, 2024Conference Call Time8:30AM ETUpcoming EarningsREE Automotive's Q4 2024 earnings is scheduled for Thursday, May 29, 2025Conference Call ResourcesConference Call AudioConference Call TranscriptPress Release (8-K)Earnings HistoryCompany ProfilePowered by REE Automotive Q1 2024 Earnings Call TranscriptProvided by QuartrMay 30, 2024 ShareLink copied to clipboard.There are 8 speakers on the call. Operator00:00:00Good day, and thank you for standing by. Welcome to the Re Automotive Q1 2024 Financial Results. At this time, all participants are in a listen only mode. After the speakers' presentation, there will be a question and answer Please be advised that today's conference is being recorded. I would now like to hand the conference over to your speaker today, Brandon Friedman, Capital Markets Counsel. Operator00:00:45Please go ahead. Speaker 100:00:49I would like to remind you that today's call may include forward looking statements. Any statement describing our beliefs, goals, plans, strategies, expectations, projections, forecasts and assumptions are forward looking statements. Please note that the company's actual results may be different from those anticipated by such forward looking statements for a variety of reasons, many of which are beyond our control, such as the ongoing military conflict in Israel. Please refer to the company's Form 20 F filed on March 27, 2024, with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which identifies principal risks and uncertainties that could affect our business, prospects and future results. We assume no obligation to publicly update any of these forward looking statements except as required by law. Speaker 100:01:36In addition, we will be discussing or providing certain non GAAP financial measures today, including non GAAP net loss and non GAAP operating expenses. Please see our financial results press release for a reconciliation of these non GAAP measures to the most directly comparable GAAP measures. Listeners and those on our webcast are invited to follow along with our presentation today, which is available on the Investor Relations portion of our website, or investors may access the link to the presentation directly from today's press release. Today's call is hosted by Daniel Verell, Reade's CEO and Co Founder. Following Daniel's comments, we will be joined for a Q and A portion of our call today by our CFO, Yaron Zaltsman our COO, Josh Tach and our Chief Business Officer, Talby Miller. Speaker 100:02:21We will start the formal presentation of our Q1 highlights. I will now turn the call over to Daniel Burrell, REE's Co Founder and CEO. Speaker 200:02:30On behalf of everyone at REE, I welcome current and new investors alike to our Q1 2024 conference call. We started 2024 with strong momentum and catalytic milestones. We believe that this is an ideal time for those new to read to get involved because the future of tracking is changing today. During the Q1, we commenced deliveries of the world's first full by wire, software driven certified medium duty demo trucks to customers across North America, including the some of the biggest fleets in the world, namely U Haul and Penske. Our go to market strategy of complete, not compete, which has already gained traction in Q1 and continues to grow, includes working with the largest fleet operators in the U. Speaker 200:03:23S, working with automotive manufacturers and selling through our network of 20 dealers and 66 sales and service centers and access to potential of over 200 fleets. We are proud to partner with Penske, having them starting to offer our electric trucks to their customers and being UHaul's first solution to support the electrification of their fleets. We believe this demonstrates our leadership in the industry and the value of our technology delivers. During Q1, our P7C became the 1st full body wire truck to achieve U. S. Speaker 200:04:06FMVSS Certification, now eligible for customer incentives of up to $100,000 per truck. This world first proved we are effectively executing on our aims to expedite and solidify the electrification of commercial trucks through software driven trucks powered by REE. Beyond tracking, we are very proud that Airbus has selected the Powered by RE vehicle to develop and validate fully autonomous driving. We believe the very strong market response to our Powered by Re and ReCorner technology demonstrate our potential to lead the commercial vehicle segment driven by highly favorable economics for our customers and buoyed by the state certification we've received, EV tax incentive and regulation requiring the electrification fleet. After certifying our vehicles in the U. Speaker 200:05:08S, this quarter, we started shipping our demo trucks to dealers. This is a significant milestone for our company, and we want to make it clear how we expect these deliveries to translate into further expansion of our $50,000,000 order book, represented orders from dealers and fleets. Subsequent to quarter end, more than 120 demo rides were performed with multiple prospects with the aim to generate follow in orders based on continued positive feedback received from fleets. REIT's total cost of ownership advantages are clear, and we believe it is a core driver for the adoption argument in this economics benefit. As more fleets are experiencing our software driven powered by re electric trucks, we are hearing great reviews and reactions. Speaker 200:06:05We expect dealers to increase their order size as fleet make purchases from them. In addition to our growing dealers network, as we shared last week, Penske Truck Leasing has started to offer retrucks to its fast customer base. We believe Penske will have significant effect on our sales. In addition, as we pursue our strategy to complete and not compete, we are in discussions with several automotive manufacturers across the transportation ecosystem to incorporate ReCorner by Wire Technology into their electric offering. Naturally, this will take a bit longer to mature as with all strategic partnerships, but we believe this will have the strongest effect on the large scale adaptation of our powered by REIT technology in the industry and we'll have the potential to expand our product offering across all vehicle categories. Speaker 200:07:03A core strength of REE and what we believe to be a key driver of adaptation of our technology is our high degree of flexibility in how our product is brought to market. Currently, we offer 3 ways that fleets and automotive manufacturers can electrify their trucks. 1, the integration of Reekorners into any existing platform. 2, to purchase of a Reek Street chassis upon which a cab and a box truck can be built and customized or 3, the purchase of a full P7C cab chassis upon which the box cargo area can be built and customized. On the autonomous driving front, we are very pleased to announce that we have been selected by Airbus to develop and validate fully autonomous program based on our full by wire technology. Speaker 200:08:02This further solidifies REIT's technological leadership and opens REIT to autonomous vehicle driving market. As autonomous market continue to expand 4x wire system for integration and autonomous control systems and the development of peripheral system is expected to become more prevalent. This year, our operational focus is on managing a smooth transition into ramping manufacturing and deliveries to supply against our order book and meet sales goals. As we stated last quarter, we believe that the most of the heavy lifting is behind us. Our efficient CapEx light operation means we believe we can achieve bill of material parity upon production in the low 100 of vehicles and EBITDA breakeven when producing in the low to mid 1000. Speaker 200:08:55Our 2 step manufacturing approach involves continued production of re corners at our automated U. K. Facility, which has an annual capacity of 10,000 vehicle sets. We plan to bring U. S. Speaker 200:09:09Production online by the end of 2024 and through 2025. We are currently evaluating mainly working capital financing options to allow us to scale production. As we execute on the tremendous opportunity to electrify the commercial truck market, we continue to advance our technology application across different vehicles. I'll touch on some financial highlights and Yaron Zalzmann, our CFO, will be available on the Q and A to elaborate as needed. Re ended Q1 2024 with liquidity of $77,500,000 comprised of cash, cash equivalents and short term investments. Speaker 200:09:49This includes a $15,000,000 long term credit facility. Our GAAP Q1 net loss narrowed to $25,200,000 a 29% decrease quarter over quarter and 12% decrease year over year. Non GAAP net loss in the Q1 decreased by 33% quarter over quarter to $21,700,000 and decreased by 10% year over year. Free cash flow burn continued to decrease in Q1 2024 with 6% reduction quarter over quarter, consistent with the trend in full year 2023, when we realized a 25% year over year decrease. With the strong start of 2024 and with the majority of the heavy lifting behind us, we believe that our ReCorner technology uniquely positions us in a lucrative portion of the commercial EV value chain. Speaker 200:10:51As we set to lead the future of automotive, we are thankful for the support we received from our investors and we are excited to welcome those new to Ring. And now let's open the call to Q and A. Operator00:11:08Thank you. And your first question comes from the line of Craig Irwin from ROTH Capital Partners. Please go ahead. Your line is open. Speaker 300:11:41Hello and thank you for taking my questions. So Daniel, you're adding names like U Haul and Penske. Obviously, Pritchard is a leader in the market and Airbus is clearly a Tier 1. But you're adding some really big fleets that really could be essentially all of your demand for the next couple of years. Can you maybe talk about the priorities this year as far as where you want to deliver units? Speaker 300:12:08Is your goal to service many different fleets, and get the units operating in the hands of a large number of customers? Or are you aiming more to have a handful of units into a select number of fleets, where you see the greatest prospect for adoption of RE technology over the next couple of years? Speaker 200:12:34First of all, good morning. Thanks for the question. It's a good question. I think the answer is we want to naturally fulfill our order book and according to our production plan. And as you mentioned, Penske, U Haul, Airbus and of course, Pritchard and others are very big and as you have huge potential. Speaker 200:13:00And of course, we're really excited, for example, by the fact that Penske are starting to offer our trucks and so forth. And I think we want to be able to deliver as many vehicles as we can to all of those with demand and we see huge demand. And I think the ramp up is important and how we ramp it up will depend on the actual orders behind Penske and Newhall and others. Potential wise, it's huge. We're speaking here about the biggest in the industry. Speaker 200:13:40And we feel confident that like traditionally in the industry, this is going to translate into orders. But I believe we're going to see this running over time in the next few quarters as we ramp it up. Speaker 300:13:55Thank you. So one of the biggest catalysts I'm expecting for the stock is follow on orders and follow on deliveries from these early customers that you're delivering units to. Can you maybe talk a little bit about the evaluations that they're doing of the products? U Haul is clearly putting this in the hands of customers. Are they looking for certain criteria that you can share with us on overall customer performance, operating uptime hours? Speaker 300:14:28How should we expect the customers to evaluate the product to confirm that they want follow on orders and that we should follow on deliveries later on this year? Speaker 200:14:40Yes. I think the answer for that is that different fleets have different criteria. Some require a few weeks and some require longer. Some require specific climate conditions, if for example, they're up north or in Canada or in hot climate and so on and so forth. I think that once and I think we've seen it very clearly with the demo program and the 120 demo rides that we already crossed is that when customers sit in the truck and try it out, the tech and the truck speaks for itself and the benefits. Speaker 200:15:27And I think our trucks and our technology answers the majority of the benefits like maneuverability, serviceability, low TCO, software driven, over the air updates and so on and so forth, which most of it is relevant for all those fleets. And I agree with you that the following orders would be a very great and strong sign as we move forward to scale production and deliveries. Speaker 300:15:56Great. And then last question, if I may. Your R and D spending and G and A were really tightly controlled given that you have a revenue ramp and you're serving an increased number of customers this year. That's quite impressive. Can you maybe talk a little bit about frictional cost this year, the investment needed to execute on the business plan? Speaker 200:16:22Yes. First of all, thank you for recognizing that. We are reducing those spend because we completed the engineering phase as we communicated, and there are several operational efficiencies in place. And we can expect, I believe, going forward, Jaron can add on that, a lower spend on a monthly basis significantly, I believe lower, which is in trend to what you've seen up until now where we reduced the spend significantly quarter over quarter year over year. Jiron, would you like to add? Speaker 400:17:02Yes. Hi, good morning. So the cost will continue to go down. We expect it will be not more than $4,000,000 to $5,000,000 per month. And we also expect generating cash in the U. Speaker 400:17:16K. From the U. K. Government as part of the grant plan of roughly $7,000,000 between Q2 to Q3. So in general, our R and D costs will be going down dramatically during the year. Speaker 300:17:32Thank you very much. I'll go ahead and hop back in the queue. Congratulations. Speaker 200:17:36Thank you. Speaker 500:17:53Hello? Yes. Speaker 200:17:55Shall we go to the next question, operator? Speaker 600:18:03Hello? Yes. Yes. Speaker 200:18:06Yes, Michael, your line is open. Speaker 500:18:09Yes. Hello. Can you hear me okay? Speaker 200:18:11Hey, Mike. Yes, we can. Speaker 500:18:14Okay. You're right. Speaker 200:18:15Good morning. Speaker 500:18:17Good morning. Couple of quick follow ups from Craig's question. First, on the U Haul agreement or what they've been taking so far, what they're asking about from you, do you have to make any major changes to the platform or to the software that runs it to make it user friendly to a person that maybe doesn't drive a truck normally, maybe someone that might drive a truck once a year, once every couple of years. Anything that's a change there in your product to make it user friendly or maybe it's already that way to start with? But any comments you can make on what you originally started out with when you made the replatform and the corner and what you might have to change for that product? Speaker 500:18:54That would be appreciated. Speaker 200:18:56Yes. I think it's a great question. I think what we've seen with the demo program and all the people who drove it recently is continued feedback on the fact that it's a truck that drives like a medium sized SUV. And it's very easy for everybody who never even before driven a truck to drive it safely and properly. It just be like that. Speaker 200:19:20That's the beauty of our technology and the BioWire. So to your question, it is great to drive even for people who have not driven trucks before. That's the secret sauce there. Speaker 500:19:35Okay. Got it. I want to also follow-up on the Airbus agreement that you mentioned. This is not used today, but this came out a while ago. But I'm curious, in the picture on the slides, for example, they almost look like airport support vehicle. Speaker 500:19:51Typically, the airplane company does not make those vehicles. I'm just kind of curious, what are the ultimate applications that your product will be in? Is it going to be as a platform of Airbuses, autonomous vehicle? And it sounds like maybe you're providing just a vehicle and Airbus is going to be the one making all the R and D expense. I just want to make sure there's no major R and D that you'll be taking on as part of that program. Speaker 500:20:17It's just maybe just more of a supply agreement just for Speaker 200:20:20the vehicles themselves. Is that the right Speaker 500:20:22way to think about that? Speaker 200:20:25Yes. Speaker 100:20:27So I Speaker 200:20:28think what let's start with what the rig trucks and Airbus have in common, which is by wire, right? Airplanes are by wire and we are by wire. And I think this is what Airbus found very compelling in our technology, which is a mature autonomous ready by wire technology. And this is why we were selected to this joint program around autonomy. The advantages of our system, as we've been saying for a few years now, is the seamless connection to autonomous drivers. Speaker 200:21:06So we're not doing the autonomy driver. We're providing the platform that they by wire systems to be driven autonomously. And answering your question on spend, there is no additional spend or R and D development for that program. It is ready to go out of the box as it is now, which is a major advancement achievement, I think, for us. Speaker 500:21:32Outstanding. Yes, great. And then let me make my last question. You had mentioned in your comments, Daniel, that the OEMs that you're talking with beyond the ones that you mentioned looking to potentially integrate the platform into their products. So this is not new either. Speaker 500:21:47You've talked about that since we first came to market here. But I just want to make sure, are those companies currently already producing EVs? And are they looking at how they can improve or make their like next gen version of it? Or are there companies that are just behind the times and haven't really made their own EV yet and they're looking to find a way to get it quickly? Speaker 200:22:11The answer is both. These are both traditional OEMs and new OEMs. Some of them do not have EVs on their offering, some do. We've been saying that there are 3 ways to upgrade to buy wire technology. You can either buy the corners and upgrade your current platforms with them. Speaker 200:22:31You can buy a full platform and build the rest of the vehicle or you can buy full Powered by V vehicle fully certified to go on the road and just put a box behind. And I think that following the F and B assessor that we have achieved earlier in the year, it gave a lot of tailwind to a lot of the players that were still considering and not 100% sure they want to explore this to move much faster into exploring and opening the discussion with us as to how to integrate our by wire technology, the reconers into their offering. That's all part of our strategy of complete and not complete. This is exactly what we're built to do. Speaker 500:23:18Sure. Outstanding. I appreciate the color. I'll pass it on. Speaker 200:23:22Pleasure. Operator00:23:24Thank you. We will take our next question. Your next question comes from the line of Jeff Osborne. Apologies, Jeff Osborne from TD Cowen. Please go ahead. Operator00:23:39Your line is open. Speaker 600:23:42Hey, good morning. Thank you. Maybe just following up on that last line of questioning, Daniel, is the applications for these new partners, are those also in the commercial vehicle space or are they more diversified? Any details there would be helpful. Speaker 200:23:59I think that the majority of what we can say that we're concentrating on commercial vehicles. But there is there are once you integrate into large OEMs, naturally, there's an evolution into other categories like private vehicles and heavier duty vehicles. And we've seen interest in both of that, going lower in class towards passenger vehicles and higher towards higher payload. Speaker 600:24:34And then just given that the majority are in the commercial vehicle space, is it right to think that the majority of the R and D has already been done, so the incremental OpEx for working with these partners would be somewhat limited? Just how do you weigh the trade off of built into revenue and margin accretion by just selling corners relative to application engineering that would be required for each of these new partners? Speaker 200:24:56Yes. So the BioWire technology is the same. It's the same for passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles. The time to market is naturally shorter for commercial vehicles because the corners are already built and ready. There is some that would be required some adaptation, mainly mechanical, but majority mechanical in order to make it into passenger vehicles or other applications, for example, aviation. Speaker 200:25:20But we don't see this as a heavy investment or R and D burden on us. On the contrary, the capabilities are there. Margin wise, we can discuss this in length, but our technology is the Recorners and naturally our margins are the highest when we do only corners and control. That has always been our sweet spot. And I remind you that we also completely deployed our CapEx for the Re corners. Speaker 200:25:59So they're already ready for commercialization at scale. Speaker 600:26:04Got it. And then maybe just a few housekeeping questions. With the revenue in the quarter, was that the sale of one truck that was a demo vehicle? I just wanted to understand where the $160,000 came from? Speaker 400:26:20Yaron, please. Hi, good morning. So the sale was from a platform and not from a DMU vehicles. Speaker 600:26:28Got it. And then when would you expect first revenue from the vehicles through the variety of partners that you've laid out over the last 6 to 9 months? Is that still in the 3rd Q4? Speaker 400:26:43So I don't think we can provide that information today, okay? The only thing that we can say to you that after we are starting to scale, we can recognize revenues of all the order books, which is roughly $50,000,000 probably in few months' time. Speaker 600:27:00Got it. And then maybe just the last one, either Yaron or Daniel. How many vehicles thus far have been produced that are out there in the wild for people to test drive? Speaker 200:27:10We've delivered up until now 5 vehicles. We've mentioned them all. I mean, you've got Penske, U Haul, Airbus, Pritchard and Tomstruck. We'll continue to deliver more and more will continue to come on the low production rate that we're currently having before what Yaron mentioned in terms of scale. Speaker 600:27:36Got it. That's all I had. Thank you. Speaker 200:27:39Pleasure. Operator00:27:42Thank you. We will take our next question. Your next question comes from the line of Amit Daya from H. C. Wainwright. Operator00:27:52Please go ahead. Your line is open. Speaker 700:27:56Thank you. Hello, everyone. Good to see all of the business development efforts ramping. You indicated $4,000,000 to $5,000,000 spend per month going forward, which is a little bit lower than the $6,000,000 you had highlighted last earnings call. This $4,000,000 to $10,000,000 can you break out how much is CapEx within this and how much is operating costs? Speaker 200:28:23Sure. You're on, would you mind? Speaker 400:28:25Hi. Good morning, Hakan. So CapEx is roughly $1,000,000 per month. The rest is operation. Speaker 700:28:33Okay. Thank you. Understood. The autonomous vehicle platform, you indicated everything is ready. Airbus might ask for certain modifications, etcetera. Speaker 700:28:50Will that fall on Airbus in terms of contributing to any features or development activity? Or will that kind of fall on your shoulders to meet whatever requirements they may have for the vehicle to meet standards according to their needs? Speaker 200:29:08We delivered the truck. We've fulfilled our part of the agreement. The rest would be softer. So there is no changes there needed. The truck is fully capable and ready. Speaker 200:29:22Interesting. Speaker 700:29:23Thank you for that. So from here on, basically, we are waiting on the customer book to build. And based on that, you will then take decisions on the financing side terms of how you can meet the working capital requirements. Is that the setup in the execution right now? Speaker 200:29:47I believe so. I mean, traditionally in the industry, right, fleets do demos, they test the vehicle and then they provide orders. Initial orders are usually start a little bit smaller and ramp up, depends again on the fleet. Some fleets go on the heavier side and some fleets go smaller. The moment we have clear visibility on what we need to build and what's the specification and timing, we'll start putting it into our production plan. Speaker 200:30:14Remember, what we have now is about just over 350 trucks worth about just over $50,000,000 in book value, in order book value. And that's before guys like Penske, Yule and others started to offer our trucks to their customers. And we expect that to have significant impact on this growth. Speaker 700:30:47Understood. Just one last one at a high level. Recent sentiment around adoption for hybrid vehicles in the passenger vehicle market. How is that translating into the fleet side of things? Is there some interest on the hybrid side? Speaker 700:31:05And if that emerges, how do you think you are positioned to sort of deal with that type of development? Speaker 200:31:14Yes. We see a very strong demand currently in the market, and that demand keeps on growing. I think there is a very different it's a different market between the sorry, the commercial vehicle segment and the passenger vehicle segment. The adaptation rate in the commercial vehicle segment is much, much lower than private. And therefore, there's a lot, a lot of demand for EVs. Speaker 200:31:42We have not seen a lot of demand for hybrids in the categories we work with or we work in Class III to V. Usually, you would see them in the lower and higher classes. We don't see any effect on the demand at this point. Speaker 700:32:02Okay, understood. That's all I have guys. Thank you so much. Operator00:32:07Thank you. We will take our next question. Your next question comes from the line of Craig Irwin from Roth Capital Partners. Please go ahead. Your line is open. Speaker 300:32:21Thank you for taking the follow-up question. So your adjusted EBITDA was clearly just a little bit ahead of what we were looking for. But adjusted EPS, the biggest delta came from a $1,400,000 tax provision. Can you maybe give us a little color on what the tax provision was? And do you have any visibility of what tax levels could be over the next few quarters? Speaker 400:32:51Yes. Hi, good morning, Craig. It's Laurent here. The tax provision, it's an accounting provision due to the regulation, which we have in the U. K. Speaker 400:33:03As part of the R and D plan. So it's not a cash movement, it's only accounting and it's probably a one time accounting provision. Speaker 300:33:14So one time non cash accounting provision. I like Speaker 400:33:17that. That is correct. Speaker 300:33:19I'll hop back in the queue. Operator00:33:25Thank you. There seems to be no further questions at this time. Please continue. Speaker 200:33:33So I want to thank everybody for taking the time to join us here today. And of course, I want to commend and thank the REIT team across the world for an excellent, excellent work in the Q1 of this year, kicking it off strong and proud. Thank you all so much. Have a great day. Operator00:33:56This concludes today's conference call. 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Email Address About REE AutomotiveREE Automotive (NASDAQ:REE) operates as an automotive technology company in France, the United Kingdom, the United States, and internationally. The company offers REEcorner, a compact module that integrates critical vehicle drive components comprising as steering, braking, suspension, powertrain, and control between the chassis and the wheel; and REEplatform that allows for the addition of a modular and customizable top hat/cabin design based on customer specifications, without requiring modification to the platform. It also provides P7-S Strip Chassis for commercial delivery vehicles and walk-in vans; P7-C Chassis Cab and Cutway Chassis, a class 4 chassis cab fully electric commercial truck for delivery and a range of vocational applications; and P7-B Box Truck, a class 3 box truck built on a P7 cab chassis with its all-wheel drive and all-wheel steer for vehicle control for better handling and safety in adverse conditions. It serves original equipment manufacturer, delivery and logistic fleets, dealers, e-commerce retailers, new mobility players, mobility-as-a-service providers, and autonomous drive companies. 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There are 8 speakers on the call. Operator00:00:00Good day, and thank you for standing by. Welcome to the Re Automotive Q1 2024 Financial Results. At this time, all participants are in a listen only mode. After the speakers' presentation, there will be a question and answer Please be advised that today's conference is being recorded. I would now like to hand the conference over to your speaker today, Brandon Friedman, Capital Markets Counsel. Operator00:00:45Please go ahead. Speaker 100:00:49I would like to remind you that today's call may include forward looking statements. Any statement describing our beliefs, goals, plans, strategies, expectations, projections, forecasts and assumptions are forward looking statements. Please note that the company's actual results may be different from those anticipated by such forward looking statements for a variety of reasons, many of which are beyond our control, such as the ongoing military conflict in Israel. Please refer to the company's Form 20 F filed on March 27, 2024, with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which identifies principal risks and uncertainties that could affect our business, prospects and future results. We assume no obligation to publicly update any of these forward looking statements except as required by law. Speaker 100:01:36In addition, we will be discussing or providing certain non GAAP financial measures today, including non GAAP net loss and non GAAP operating expenses. Please see our financial results press release for a reconciliation of these non GAAP measures to the most directly comparable GAAP measures. Listeners and those on our webcast are invited to follow along with our presentation today, which is available on the Investor Relations portion of our website, or investors may access the link to the presentation directly from today's press release. Today's call is hosted by Daniel Verell, Reade's CEO and Co Founder. Following Daniel's comments, we will be joined for a Q and A portion of our call today by our CFO, Yaron Zaltsman our COO, Josh Tach and our Chief Business Officer, Talby Miller. Speaker 100:02:21We will start the formal presentation of our Q1 highlights. I will now turn the call over to Daniel Burrell, REE's Co Founder and CEO. Speaker 200:02:30On behalf of everyone at REE, I welcome current and new investors alike to our Q1 2024 conference call. We started 2024 with strong momentum and catalytic milestones. We believe that this is an ideal time for those new to read to get involved because the future of tracking is changing today. During the Q1, we commenced deliveries of the world's first full by wire, software driven certified medium duty demo trucks to customers across North America, including the some of the biggest fleets in the world, namely U Haul and Penske. Our go to market strategy of complete, not compete, which has already gained traction in Q1 and continues to grow, includes working with the largest fleet operators in the U. Speaker 200:03:23S, working with automotive manufacturers and selling through our network of 20 dealers and 66 sales and service centers and access to potential of over 200 fleets. We are proud to partner with Penske, having them starting to offer our electric trucks to their customers and being UHaul's first solution to support the electrification of their fleets. We believe this demonstrates our leadership in the industry and the value of our technology delivers. During Q1, our P7C became the 1st full body wire truck to achieve U. S. Speaker 200:04:06FMVSS Certification, now eligible for customer incentives of up to $100,000 per truck. This world first proved we are effectively executing on our aims to expedite and solidify the electrification of commercial trucks through software driven trucks powered by REE. Beyond tracking, we are very proud that Airbus has selected the Powered by RE vehicle to develop and validate fully autonomous driving. We believe the very strong market response to our Powered by Re and ReCorner technology demonstrate our potential to lead the commercial vehicle segment driven by highly favorable economics for our customers and buoyed by the state certification we've received, EV tax incentive and regulation requiring the electrification fleet. After certifying our vehicles in the U. Speaker 200:05:08S, this quarter, we started shipping our demo trucks to dealers. This is a significant milestone for our company, and we want to make it clear how we expect these deliveries to translate into further expansion of our $50,000,000 order book, represented orders from dealers and fleets. Subsequent to quarter end, more than 120 demo rides were performed with multiple prospects with the aim to generate follow in orders based on continued positive feedback received from fleets. REIT's total cost of ownership advantages are clear, and we believe it is a core driver for the adoption argument in this economics benefit. As more fleets are experiencing our software driven powered by re electric trucks, we are hearing great reviews and reactions. Speaker 200:06:05We expect dealers to increase their order size as fleet make purchases from them. In addition to our growing dealers network, as we shared last week, Penske Truck Leasing has started to offer retrucks to its fast customer base. We believe Penske will have significant effect on our sales. In addition, as we pursue our strategy to complete and not compete, we are in discussions with several automotive manufacturers across the transportation ecosystem to incorporate ReCorner by Wire Technology into their electric offering. Naturally, this will take a bit longer to mature as with all strategic partnerships, but we believe this will have the strongest effect on the large scale adaptation of our powered by REIT technology in the industry and we'll have the potential to expand our product offering across all vehicle categories. Speaker 200:07:03A core strength of REE and what we believe to be a key driver of adaptation of our technology is our high degree of flexibility in how our product is brought to market. Currently, we offer 3 ways that fleets and automotive manufacturers can electrify their trucks. 1, the integration of Reekorners into any existing platform. 2, to purchase of a Reek Street chassis upon which a cab and a box truck can be built and customized or 3, the purchase of a full P7C cab chassis upon which the box cargo area can be built and customized. On the autonomous driving front, we are very pleased to announce that we have been selected by Airbus to develop and validate fully autonomous program based on our full by wire technology. Speaker 200:08:02This further solidifies REIT's technological leadership and opens REIT to autonomous vehicle driving market. As autonomous market continue to expand 4x wire system for integration and autonomous control systems and the development of peripheral system is expected to become more prevalent. This year, our operational focus is on managing a smooth transition into ramping manufacturing and deliveries to supply against our order book and meet sales goals. As we stated last quarter, we believe that the most of the heavy lifting is behind us. Our efficient CapEx light operation means we believe we can achieve bill of material parity upon production in the low 100 of vehicles and EBITDA breakeven when producing in the low to mid 1000. Speaker 200:08:55Our 2 step manufacturing approach involves continued production of re corners at our automated U. K. Facility, which has an annual capacity of 10,000 vehicle sets. We plan to bring U. S. Speaker 200:09:09Production online by the end of 2024 and through 2025. We are currently evaluating mainly working capital financing options to allow us to scale production. As we execute on the tremendous opportunity to electrify the commercial truck market, we continue to advance our technology application across different vehicles. I'll touch on some financial highlights and Yaron Zalzmann, our CFO, will be available on the Q and A to elaborate as needed. Re ended Q1 2024 with liquidity of $77,500,000 comprised of cash, cash equivalents and short term investments. Speaker 200:09:49This includes a $15,000,000 long term credit facility. Our GAAP Q1 net loss narrowed to $25,200,000 a 29% decrease quarter over quarter and 12% decrease year over year. Non GAAP net loss in the Q1 decreased by 33% quarter over quarter to $21,700,000 and decreased by 10% year over year. Free cash flow burn continued to decrease in Q1 2024 with 6% reduction quarter over quarter, consistent with the trend in full year 2023, when we realized a 25% year over year decrease. With the strong start of 2024 and with the majority of the heavy lifting behind us, we believe that our ReCorner technology uniquely positions us in a lucrative portion of the commercial EV value chain. Speaker 200:10:51As we set to lead the future of automotive, we are thankful for the support we received from our investors and we are excited to welcome those new to Ring. And now let's open the call to Q and A. Operator00:11:08Thank you. And your first question comes from the line of Craig Irwin from ROTH Capital Partners. Please go ahead. Your line is open. Speaker 300:11:41Hello and thank you for taking my questions. So Daniel, you're adding names like U Haul and Penske. Obviously, Pritchard is a leader in the market and Airbus is clearly a Tier 1. But you're adding some really big fleets that really could be essentially all of your demand for the next couple of years. Can you maybe talk about the priorities this year as far as where you want to deliver units? Speaker 300:12:08Is your goal to service many different fleets, and get the units operating in the hands of a large number of customers? Or are you aiming more to have a handful of units into a select number of fleets, where you see the greatest prospect for adoption of RE technology over the next couple of years? Speaker 200:12:34First of all, good morning. Thanks for the question. It's a good question. I think the answer is we want to naturally fulfill our order book and according to our production plan. And as you mentioned, Penske, U Haul, Airbus and of course, Pritchard and others are very big and as you have huge potential. Speaker 200:13:00And of course, we're really excited, for example, by the fact that Penske are starting to offer our trucks and so forth. And I think we want to be able to deliver as many vehicles as we can to all of those with demand and we see huge demand. And I think the ramp up is important and how we ramp it up will depend on the actual orders behind Penske and Newhall and others. Potential wise, it's huge. We're speaking here about the biggest in the industry. Speaker 200:13:40And we feel confident that like traditionally in the industry, this is going to translate into orders. But I believe we're going to see this running over time in the next few quarters as we ramp it up. Speaker 300:13:55Thank you. So one of the biggest catalysts I'm expecting for the stock is follow on orders and follow on deliveries from these early customers that you're delivering units to. Can you maybe talk a little bit about the evaluations that they're doing of the products? U Haul is clearly putting this in the hands of customers. Are they looking for certain criteria that you can share with us on overall customer performance, operating uptime hours? Speaker 300:14:28How should we expect the customers to evaluate the product to confirm that they want follow on orders and that we should follow on deliveries later on this year? Speaker 200:14:40Yes. I think the answer for that is that different fleets have different criteria. Some require a few weeks and some require longer. Some require specific climate conditions, if for example, they're up north or in Canada or in hot climate and so on and so forth. I think that once and I think we've seen it very clearly with the demo program and the 120 demo rides that we already crossed is that when customers sit in the truck and try it out, the tech and the truck speaks for itself and the benefits. Speaker 200:15:27And I think our trucks and our technology answers the majority of the benefits like maneuverability, serviceability, low TCO, software driven, over the air updates and so on and so forth, which most of it is relevant for all those fleets. And I agree with you that the following orders would be a very great and strong sign as we move forward to scale production and deliveries. Speaker 300:15:56Great. And then last question, if I may. Your R and D spending and G and A were really tightly controlled given that you have a revenue ramp and you're serving an increased number of customers this year. That's quite impressive. Can you maybe talk a little bit about frictional cost this year, the investment needed to execute on the business plan? Speaker 200:16:22Yes. First of all, thank you for recognizing that. We are reducing those spend because we completed the engineering phase as we communicated, and there are several operational efficiencies in place. And we can expect, I believe, going forward, Jaron can add on that, a lower spend on a monthly basis significantly, I believe lower, which is in trend to what you've seen up until now where we reduced the spend significantly quarter over quarter year over year. Jiron, would you like to add? Speaker 400:17:02Yes. Hi, good morning. So the cost will continue to go down. We expect it will be not more than $4,000,000 to $5,000,000 per month. And we also expect generating cash in the U. Speaker 400:17:16K. From the U. K. Government as part of the grant plan of roughly $7,000,000 between Q2 to Q3. So in general, our R and D costs will be going down dramatically during the year. Speaker 300:17:32Thank you very much. I'll go ahead and hop back in the queue. Congratulations. Speaker 200:17:36Thank you. Speaker 500:17:53Hello? Yes. Speaker 200:17:55Shall we go to the next question, operator? Speaker 600:18:03Hello? Yes. Yes. Speaker 200:18:06Yes, Michael, your line is open. Speaker 500:18:09Yes. Hello. Can you hear me okay? Speaker 200:18:11Hey, Mike. Yes, we can. Speaker 500:18:14Okay. You're right. Speaker 200:18:15Good morning. Speaker 500:18:17Good morning. Couple of quick follow ups from Craig's question. First, on the U Haul agreement or what they've been taking so far, what they're asking about from you, do you have to make any major changes to the platform or to the software that runs it to make it user friendly to a person that maybe doesn't drive a truck normally, maybe someone that might drive a truck once a year, once every couple of years. Anything that's a change there in your product to make it user friendly or maybe it's already that way to start with? But any comments you can make on what you originally started out with when you made the replatform and the corner and what you might have to change for that product? Speaker 500:18:54That would be appreciated. Speaker 200:18:56Yes. I think it's a great question. I think what we've seen with the demo program and all the people who drove it recently is continued feedback on the fact that it's a truck that drives like a medium sized SUV. And it's very easy for everybody who never even before driven a truck to drive it safely and properly. It just be like that. Speaker 200:19:20That's the beauty of our technology and the BioWire. So to your question, it is great to drive even for people who have not driven trucks before. That's the secret sauce there. Speaker 500:19:35Okay. Got it. I want to also follow-up on the Airbus agreement that you mentioned. This is not used today, but this came out a while ago. But I'm curious, in the picture on the slides, for example, they almost look like airport support vehicle. Speaker 500:19:51Typically, the airplane company does not make those vehicles. I'm just kind of curious, what are the ultimate applications that your product will be in? Is it going to be as a platform of Airbuses, autonomous vehicle? And it sounds like maybe you're providing just a vehicle and Airbus is going to be the one making all the R and D expense. I just want to make sure there's no major R and D that you'll be taking on as part of that program. Speaker 500:20:17It's just maybe just more of a supply agreement just for Speaker 200:20:20the vehicles themselves. Is that the right Speaker 500:20:22way to think about that? Speaker 200:20:25Yes. Speaker 100:20:27So I Speaker 200:20:28think what let's start with what the rig trucks and Airbus have in common, which is by wire, right? Airplanes are by wire and we are by wire. And I think this is what Airbus found very compelling in our technology, which is a mature autonomous ready by wire technology. And this is why we were selected to this joint program around autonomy. The advantages of our system, as we've been saying for a few years now, is the seamless connection to autonomous drivers. Speaker 200:21:06So we're not doing the autonomy driver. We're providing the platform that they by wire systems to be driven autonomously. And answering your question on spend, there is no additional spend or R and D development for that program. It is ready to go out of the box as it is now, which is a major advancement achievement, I think, for us. Speaker 500:21:32Outstanding. Yes, great. And then let me make my last question. You had mentioned in your comments, Daniel, that the OEMs that you're talking with beyond the ones that you mentioned looking to potentially integrate the platform into their products. So this is not new either. Speaker 500:21:47You've talked about that since we first came to market here. But I just want to make sure, are those companies currently already producing EVs? And are they looking at how they can improve or make their like next gen version of it? Or are there companies that are just behind the times and haven't really made their own EV yet and they're looking to find a way to get it quickly? Speaker 200:22:11The answer is both. These are both traditional OEMs and new OEMs. Some of them do not have EVs on their offering, some do. We've been saying that there are 3 ways to upgrade to buy wire technology. You can either buy the corners and upgrade your current platforms with them. Speaker 200:22:31You can buy a full platform and build the rest of the vehicle or you can buy full Powered by V vehicle fully certified to go on the road and just put a box behind. And I think that following the F and B assessor that we have achieved earlier in the year, it gave a lot of tailwind to a lot of the players that were still considering and not 100% sure they want to explore this to move much faster into exploring and opening the discussion with us as to how to integrate our by wire technology, the reconers into their offering. That's all part of our strategy of complete and not complete. This is exactly what we're built to do. Speaker 500:23:18Sure. Outstanding. I appreciate the color. I'll pass it on. Speaker 200:23:22Pleasure. Operator00:23:24Thank you. We will take our next question. Your next question comes from the line of Jeff Osborne. Apologies, Jeff Osborne from TD Cowen. Please go ahead. Operator00:23:39Your line is open. Speaker 600:23:42Hey, good morning. Thank you. Maybe just following up on that last line of questioning, Daniel, is the applications for these new partners, are those also in the commercial vehicle space or are they more diversified? Any details there would be helpful. Speaker 200:23:59I think that the majority of what we can say that we're concentrating on commercial vehicles. But there is there are once you integrate into large OEMs, naturally, there's an evolution into other categories like private vehicles and heavier duty vehicles. And we've seen interest in both of that, going lower in class towards passenger vehicles and higher towards higher payload. Speaker 600:24:34And then just given that the majority are in the commercial vehicle space, is it right to think that the majority of the R and D has already been done, so the incremental OpEx for working with these partners would be somewhat limited? Just how do you weigh the trade off of built into revenue and margin accretion by just selling corners relative to application engineering that would be required for each of these new partners? Speaker 200:24:56Yes. So the BioWire technology is the same. It's the same for passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles. The time to market is naturally shorter for commercial vehicles because the corners are already built and ready. There is some that would be required some adaptation, mainly mechanical, but majority mechanical in order to make it into passenger vehicles or other applications, for example, aviation. Speaker 200:25:20But we don't see this as a heavy investment or R and D burden on us. On the contrary, the capabilities are there. Margin wise, we can discuss this in length, but our technology is the Recorners and naturally our margins are the highest when we do only corners and control. That has always been our sweet spot. And I remind you that we also completely deployed our CapEx for the Re corners. Speaker 200:25:59So they're already ready for commercialization at scale. Speaker 600:26:04Got it. And then maybe just a few housekeeping questions. With the revenue in the quarter, was that the sale of one truck that was a demo vehicle? I just wanted to understand where the $160,000 came from? Speaker 400:26:20Yaron, please. Hi, good morning. So the sale was from a platform and not from a DMU vehicles. Speaker 600:26:28Got it. And then when would you expect first revenue from the vehicles through the variety of partners that you've laid out over the last 6 to 9 months? Is that still in the 3rd Q4? Speaker 400:26:43So I don't think we can provide that information today, okay? The only thing that we can say to you that after we are starting to scale, we can recognize revenues of all the order books, which is roughly $50,000,000 probably in few months' time. Speaker 600:27:00Got it. And then maybe just the last one, either Yaron or Daniel. How many vehicles thus far have been produced that are out there in the wild for people to test drive? Speaker 200:27:10We've delivered up until now 5 vehicles. We've mentioned them all. I mean, you've got Penske, U Haul, Airbus, Pritchard and Tomstruck. We'll continue to deliver more and more will continue to come on the low production rate that we're currently having before what Yaron mentioned in terms of scale. Speaker 600:27:36Got it. That's all I had. Thank you. Speaker 200:27:39Pleasure. Operator00:27:42Thank you. We will take our next question. Your next question comes from the line of Amit Daya from H. C. Wainwright. Operator00:27:52Please go ahead. Your line is open. Speaker 700:27:56Thank you. Hello, everyone. Good to see all of the business development efforts ramping. You indicated $4,000,000 to $5,000,000 spend per month going forward, which is a little bit lower than the $6,000,000 you had highlighted last earnings call. This $4,000,000 to $10,000,000 can you break out how much is CapEx within this and how much is operating costs? Speaker 200:28:23Sure. You're on, would you mind? Speaker 400:28:25Hi. Good morning, Hakan. So CapEx is roughly $1,000,000 per month. The rest is operation. Speaker 700:28:33Okay. Thank you. Understood. The autonomous vehicle platform, you indicated everything is ready. Airbus might ask for certain modifications, etcetera. Speaker 700:28:50Will that fall on Airbus in terms of contributing to any features or development activity? Or will that kind of fall on your shoulders to meet whatever requirements they may have for the vehicle to meet standards according to their needs? Speaker 200:29:08We delivered the truck. We've fulfilled our part of the agreement. The rest would be softer. So there is no changes there needed. The truck is fully capable and ready. Speaker 200:29:22Interesting. Speaker 700:29:23Thank you for that. So from here on, basically, we are waiting on the customer book to build. And based on that, you will then take decisions on the financing side terms of how you can meet the working capital requirements. Is that the setup in the execution right now? Speaker 200:29:47I believe so. I mean, traditionally in the industry, right, fleets do demos, they test the vehicle and then they provide orders. Initial orders are usually start a little bit smaller and ramp up, depends again on the fleet. Some fleets go on the heavier side and some fleets go smaller. The moment we have clear visibility on what we need to build and what's the specification and timing, we'll start putting it into our production plan. Speaker 200:30:14Remember, what we have now is about just over 350 trucks worth about just over $50,000,000 in book value, in order book value. And that's before guys like Penske, Yule and others started to offer our trucks to their customers. And we expect that to have significant impact on this growth. Speaker 700:30:47Understood. Just one last one at a high level. Recent sentiment around adoption for hybrid vehicles in the passenger vehicle market. How is that translating into the fleet side of things? Is there some interest on the hybrid side? Speaker 700:31:05And if that emerges, how do you think you are positioned to sort of deal with that type of development? Speaker 200:31:14Yes. We see a very strong demand currently in the market, and that demand keeps on growing. I think there is a very different it's a different market between the sorry, the commercial vehicle segment and the passenger vehicle segment. The adaptation rate in the commercial vehicle segment is much, much lower than private. And therefore, there's a lot, a lot of demand for EVs. Speaker 200:31:42We have not seen a lot of demand for hybrids in the categories we work with or we work in Class III to V. Usually, you would see them in the lower and higher classes. We don't see any effect on the demand at this point. Speaker 700:32:02Okay, understood. That's all I have guys. Thank you so much. Operator00:32:07Thank you. We will take our next question. Your next question comes from the line of Craig Irwin from Roth Capital Partners. Please go ahead. Your line is open. Speaker 300:32:21Thank you for taking the follow-up question. So your adjusted EBITDA was clearly just a little bit ahead of what we were looking for. But adjusted EPS, the biggest delta came from a $1,400,000 tax provision. Can you maybe give us a little color on what the tax provision was? And do you have any visibility of what tax levels could be over the next few quarters? Speaker 400:32:51Yes. Hi, good morning, Craig. It's Laurent here. The tax provision, it's an accounting provision due to the regulation, which we have in the U. K. Speaker 400:33:03As part of the R and D plan. So it's not a cash movement, it's only accounting and it's probably a one time accounting provision. Speaker 300:33:14So one time non cash accounting provision. I like Speaker 400:33:17that. That is correct. Speaker 300:33:19I'll hop back in the queue. Operator00:33:25Thank you. There seems to be no further questions at this time. Please continue. Speaker 200:33:33So I want to thank everybody for taking the time to join us here today. And of course, I want to commend and thank the REIT team across the world for an excellent, excellent work in the Q1 of this year, kicking it off strong and proud. Thank you all so much. Have a great day. Operator00:33:56This concludes today's conference call. 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