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Fevertree Drinks plc Preliminary Results Year ended 31 December 2014 Tim Warrillow, Co-founder and CEO Andrew Branchflower, Finance Director Introduction to Fever-Tree Launched by Charles Rolls and Tim Warrillow in 2005 Simple


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Fevertree Drinks plc Preliminary Results Year ended 31 December 2014

Tim Warrillow, Co-founder and CEO Andrew Branchflower, Finance Director

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Introduction to Fever-Tree

  • Launched by Charles Rolls and Tim Warrillow in

2005

  • Simple premise:
  • A significant and long term growth in premium

spirits

  • Not matched by any premium offering in mixers

category

  • Fever-Tree was launched at ideal moment to

provide a quality mixer range to fill the vacuum

  • The world’s leading premium mixer brand with 80

million bottles sold in 2014

  • Now in 50 countries worldwide, with 68% of sales
  • verseas

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“Fever-Tree is burning up our charts, dominating its category like no other brand in any other sector” Drinks International 2015 Brands Report

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Key Strengths

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  • First mover advantage
  • Leading premium mixer brand around the

world Market leading brand with international reach

  • Ingredients, taste, packaging and story
  • Acclaimed product proposition

Clearly differentiated premium product

  • Scalable outsourced business model
  • Strong founder-led management team

Proven business model and management team

  • Global mixer market in early stages of

premiumisation

  • Potential addressable market of approx

£1.6bn RSV (EY, 2014) Significant growth

  • pportunities
  • Higher cash and % margin for the trade

and spirits partners Growth underpinned by strong margins throughout value chain

‘The World’s Best Tonic’ Robert Parker ‘My tonic is Fever-Tree’ Ferran Adria

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Financial highlights

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  • Operating cash flow conversion of 73% of

EBITDA (2013: 75%)

  • Strong balance sheet with net cash at year

end of £3.3m

  • Final dividend of 0.30 pence per share

recommended to shareholders

  • Progressive dividend policy

EBITDA Gross

*defined as Operating Cash flow / EBITDA

A successful year of growth underpinned by strong steady margins and cash flow conversion

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£m FY14 FY13 Growth Revenu enue

34.7 23.3 49% 49%

Gross profit fit

17.7 11.9 49% 49%

Gross margin

50.9% 51.0%

EBIT ITDA* A*

10.0 6.7 48% 48%

EBITDA margin

28.8% 28.9%

*Pre-exceptional items

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Review of the year

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Regional review (i)

  • Our global sales are across four regions: the UK, USA, Continental Europe and Rest of

the World

  • UK is the Group’s largest single country, representing 32% of sales
  • 68% of sales generated overseas reflecting Fever-Tree’s international appeal
  • Diverse customer base with no single customer accounting for >5% of sales

UK

2014 Revenue by Region Historic Revenue by Region

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Review of the year

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  • Largest country, 32% of total sales
  • Growth of 60%
  • Strong rate of sale growth in all three major retail

customers (Waitrose, Sainsbury’s and Tesco) plus significant distribution increase at Tesco

  • Strong growth in the On-Trade where 60% of revenue is

generated UK

  • Second largest country, 24% of total sales
  • Growth of 59% with a strong finish to the year
  • Significant new national listings in both On and Off-

Trade

  • Ginger Beer sales up 91% driven by the growing

popularity of “Moscow Mule” cocktail and represent over 33% of all US sales USA

Regional review (ii)

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Review of the year

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  • 39% of total sales made across 25 countries
  • Growth of 35% across region
  • Continued impressive sales growth in Belgium
  • Gin and Tonic renaissance sweeping across Western

Europe, with strong sales across Italy, Germany, Holland and Switzerland. Continental Europe

  • 23 countries representing 5% of total sales
  • Main countries are Canada, Australia and Colombia
  • 8 new countries added in 2014

RoW

Regional review (iii)

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Financial review

£m FY14 FY13* Growth Revenu enue

34.7 23.3 49% 49%

Gross profit fit

17.7 11.9 49% 49%

Gross margin

50.9% 51.0%

EBIT ITDA* A**

10.0 6.7 48% 48%

EBITDA margin

28.8% 28.9%

Income Statement (i)

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**Pre-exceptional items

  • Revenue

enue of

  • f £34

34.7m

  • Growth of 49% on 2013
  • Gross

ss profit fit margin gin of

  • f 50

50.9%

  • Margin maintained despite weakening of

Euro and US Dollar in 2014

  • EBITDA

DA of

  • f £10

10m at at a margi rgin of

  • f 28

28.8%

  • Underlying operating expenses consistent

with 2013 at 22.1% of revenue

*Fevertree Drinks plc was incorporated in February 2013 and acquired the trading entity Fevertree Limited in March 2013. As such, the audited financial statements will present a 10 month period for the 2013 comparison. To allow meaningful comparisons to be made this presentation refers to the full year’s trading for 2013 as the comparison period, therefore including trading by Fevertree Limited in the 2 month period prior to its acquisition by Fevertree Drinks plc.

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Financial review

£m FY14 FY13 EBIT ITDA* A*

10.0 6.7

Depreciation

(0.1) <(0.1)

Amortisation

(0.7) (0.6)

Exceptional costs (1.1) (3.1) Operating rating profit fit

8.1 3.0

Finance expenses

(5.6) (4.1)

Prof

  • fit befo

efore e Tax

2.5 (1.1)

Tax

(1.2) (1.0)

Prof

  • fit after

er Tax

1.3 (2.1)

EPS (pence ce)

1.54 (3.26)

Income Statement (ii)

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*Pre-exceptional items

  • Except

ptiona

  • nal costs

ts

  • 2014 costs were fees associated with the IPO
  • 2013 costs related to the LDC investment
  • Finan

ance expe pense ses

  • These include £5.1m of interest and

arrangement fees relating to the investor loan notes which will be non-recurring

  • Tax

Tax

  • Should revert to statutory levels in future

years

  • EPS and dividend

end

  • Normalised EPS of 6.46 pence in FY14
  • Proposed dividend of 0.30 pence per share in

respect of the period from IPO to year end

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Financial review

£m FY14 FY13 EBIT ITDA* A*

10.0 6.7

Working Capital movement

(2.7) (1.7)

Operating rating Cash flow

7.3 5.0

Conversion

73% 75%

Tax

(1.2) (0.9)

Capital expenditure

(0.3) (0.2)

Bank loan interest and repayment

(0.7) (0.5)

On On-goin going g Cash flow

5.1 3.4

Exceptional costs

(1.1) (3.2)

Loan note interest

(1.1) (1.2)

IPO Primary raise

4.0

  • Other investing activities

(50.0) (50.5)

Other financing activities

49.4 50.7

Net Cash flow

6.3 (0.8)

Cash flow

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*Pre-exceptional items

  • Operatin

rating Cash flow

  • Working capital increased in line with

revenue

  • On

On-goi going ng cash flow

  • Sub-heading included here to strip out the
  • n-going cash flows from those relating to

exceptional costs, IPO fund raise and the pre- IPO structure

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Financial review

£m FY14 FY13 PPE

0.4 0.2

Intangibles

44.6 45.3 Stock 4.3 2.5

Receivables

8.4 6.0

Derivatives

<0.1 <0.1

Cash

9.6 3.4

Creditors and provisions

(5.0) (3.7)

Gross debt

(6.3) (52.5)

Deferred tax

(2.7) (2.7)

Net Assets

53.3 (1.5)

Balance sheet – net assets

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  • Net cash of
  • f £3.3m
  • Cash of £9.6m offset by £6.3m of gross debt
  • Net asset

et moveme ement nt

  • Conversion of investor loan notes to equity

pre-IPO

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Strategic opportunities for 2015

  • Deepening distribution
  • Increased support
  • On-going review of international distribution partners

Strengthening distribution in existing markets

  • Global premiumisation trend
  • Drinks trends; Mixability, G&T, Moscow Mule etc

Capitalising on market trends

  • Naturally light portfolio
  • Territory-specific flavours and formats
  • Packaging refresh

New product development

  • 50 territories worldwide, 35 of these are at very early stages
  • Currently assessing growth opportunities in LatAm and Asia

Pacific

Expanding distribution into new markets

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Summary and Outlook

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  • Excellent progress achieved during 2014 translated into strong revenue and profit

growth

  • Strong premiumisation and drinks trends in Company’s favour
  • Our first mover advantage as the leading international premium mixer brand

continues to present significant growth opportunities in both existing markets and through new geographies and products

  • Board confident in outlook for 2015 and beyond