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2010 30th November 2010 2010 AGM b 2.30pm 30th N Taylor Pass Vineyard Taylor Pass Vineyard Terra Vitae Vineyards Ltd y Financial Highlights The Directors believe that the results before revaluation adjustments best reflect the


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2010 AGM

30th N b 2010 30th November 2010

2.30pm

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Taylor Pass Vineyard Taylor Pass Vineyard

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Terra Vitae Vineyards Ltd y

Financial Highlights

  • The Directors believe that the results before revaluation adjustments

best reflect the performance of the vineyard operation. These results were as follows:

2010 2009 2008 2007

  • Profit before tax & NZ IFRS adjustments
  • $511,240
  • $619,900

$2,926,328 $1,253,576

  • Grape Harvest Income

$4,094,473 $3,916,466 $6,442,241 $4,034,600

  • Grape Harvest Tonnes

2583 2189 2703 1814

  • Average Price per tonne

$1,585 $1,789 $2,383 $2,224

  • Dividend Declared (fully imputed)

na na 2.0cps 1.6cps

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Terra Vitae Vineyards Ltd y

Financial Highlights

  • The Financial Accounts included in the 2010 Annual Report are

t d d NZ IFRS reported under NZ IFRS.

  • Under NZ IFRS, as a result of the valuation conducted by Crighton

Stone as at 30 June 2010, fair value adjustment reductions of $3 644 587 t k t th I t t t $3,644,587 were taken to the Income statement.

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SHARE TRADES

Shares traded in past 12 months 38,500 Price range 38 to 45c Present price 38c NTA per share $0 77 NTA per share $0.77 Equivalent to original TVV price, last trade is $1.04 Equivalent to original TVV price, last trade is $1.04 Equivalent to original Seddon price, last trade is $1.90

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Vineyard financial performance 2010 Vineyard financial performance 2010

Total 2010 Higgins Rd Other Vineyards

ha. 376.59 150.85 225.74

Tonnes

2583 684 1899

$ Yield 4,094,473 $ 960,112 $ 3,134,361 $ $ direct costs 3 700 757 $ 927 587 $ 2 773 170 $ $ direct costs 3,700,757 $ 927,587 $ 2,773,170 $ $ contribution 393,716 $ 32,525 $ 361,191 $ $ overhead allocation 359,223 $ 143,893 $ 215,330 $ , , , $ interest expensed 545,733 $ 545,733 $ $ net operating profit/(loss)

  • $511,240
  • $657,101

$145,861 Original forecast

$127,000 ‐$949,000 $1,076,000 Variance ‐$638 240 $291 899 ‐$930 139 Variance ‐$638,240 $291,899 ‐$930,139

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Terra Vitae All Vineyards Yield by Vineyard

2009 2010

Higgins Road

26% 9% 4% 9% 6%

Taylors Pass Seddon

19%

Keltern Twyford G l

30% 33%

Gravels

31% 33%

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Terra Vitae All Vineyards Yield by Variety

2009 Yield by Variety

Cabernet Franc Cabernet Sauvignon Chardonnay

2010 Yield by Variety

Chardonnay Gewurztraminer Merlot Merlot Pinot Gris Pinot Noir Pinot Noir Riesling Sauvignon Blanc g Semillon Syrah

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T Vit H t T Terra Vitae Harvest Tonnes

(budgeted from 2011)

3500 4000 2500 3000 1500 2000 Tonnes

To… Lin…

500 1000 500 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Vintage Vintage

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Chairman’s report cont Chairman s report cont.

  • The industry has worked within the budget

restrictions imposed by its governing body p y g g y and as a result, not only has the increase in total production become minimal, but fruit quality has improved, leading to better quality wine . I will ask George to comment thi d th i d t i l t

  • n this and other industry issues later.
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NZ Wine Sales vs Vineyard Area NZ Wine Sales vs Vineyard Area

NZ Wine Sales - Millions of Litres

Domestic Sales (millions of L)

NZ Vineyard Producing Area (1000’s ha.) Projected from 2011

250.0 Export Sales (millions of L) Total Sales (millions of L) 40 Vineyard Producing Area (1000 ha.) 150.0 200.0 25 30 35 50.0 100.0 10 15 20 0.0 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 5 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

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Higgins Road Higgins Road

  • The development at Higgins Road has

progressed well and our third crop from p g p the new plantings will be picked this autumn Carl will comment further on the

  • autumn. Carl will comment further on the

development

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Higgins Road Development Higgins Road Development

($000’s) ($000 s)

  • Projected cost of development (2007)

$23,336

  • Projected cost per ha (138 ha)

$ 169

  • Projected cost per ha. (138 ha)

$ 169

  • Actual cost of development (2010)

$24,547 p ( ) ,

  • Actual cost per ha. (151 ha)

$ 163

  • Crighton Stone’s estimated

valuation on completion (2007) $30,668

  • Crighton Stone’s Actual valuation (2010) $21,118
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Higgins Road then Higgins Road then

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And now

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Emphasis Emphasis

  • The company’s emphasis has been on cost reduction

through strategic machinery purchases and continual improvement in vineyard procedures improvement in vineyard procedures.

  • The Board held a strategic planning meeting in

September with input from our viticulture consultant Mark Allen and the team at Villa Maria. Further saving

  • pportunities were identified
  • pportunities were identified.
  • Your Board has also gathered benchmarking data on

g g vineyard costs and some very interesting data is highlighted below.

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Benchmarking Statistics – Production costs per ha. (excluding depreciation)

Marlborough District Taylors Pass Seddon/ Higgins Hawke's Bay District Keltern District Taylors Pass Higgins District Keltern 10,184 $ 10,603 $ 6,806 $ 10,759 $ 11,214 $ 4% ‐33% 4%

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below

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Note: There is insufficient benchmarking data available for comparison against the Twyford Gravels vineyard due to its small size and dedication to growing Reserve quality grapes.

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Saving costs through mechanisation – the Klima

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And the Pellenc – ready for action

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Harvesting at Higgins Road Harvesting at Higgins Road

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Challenges Challenges

Th h d ill h it h ll

  • The year ahead will have its challenges

around the markets of the world and the present international turbulence will continue present international turbulence will continue to affect the wine industry. Currency values also have a major part to play in the returns also have a major part to play in the returns for wines sold Internationally. Villa Maria’s marketing manager will update you on this. g g p y

  • Within New Zealand there is still some

balancing to be done with the supply and balancing to be done with the supply and demand ratios which will continue to affect the grape prices for the 2011 vintage the grape prices for the 2011 vintage.

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  • At the conclusion of the formal part of the

p meeting I will ask Ollie Powrie, Villa Maria’s Chief Viticulturist to address the meeting and g he will then introduce our vineyard managers who will give you a quick update on what is g y q p happening in your vineyards.

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Questions?? Questions??