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1 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Ted Baker Plc Half Year Results Presentation 28 weeks ended 11 August 2018 11 AUG 12 AUG 2018 2017 VAR M M % Group sales revenue 306.0 295.7 3.5 Profjt before tax and exceptionals 25.0 24.2 3.5 Profjt


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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Ted Baker Plc Half Year Results Presentation 28 weeks ended 11 August 2018 1

AUTUMN WINTER 2018

11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR % Group sales revenue 306.0 295.7 3.5 Profjt before tax and exceptionals 25.0 24.2 3.5 Profjt before tax 24.5 25.3 (3.2) Adjusted EPS 43.8p 41.7p 5.0 Basic EPS 42.8p 43.6p (1.8) Interim dividend 17.9p 16.6p 7.8

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INCOME BY CHANNEL

11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR % CONSTANT CURRENCY VAR % Retail 220.1 217.7 1.1 2.9 Wholesale 85.9 78.0 10.1 12.8 SALES REVENUE 306.0 295.7 3.5 5.5 Licence income 10.9 9.7 11.7 TOTAL INCOME 316.9 305.4 3.7 – Retail sales up 1.1% to £220.1m (2.9% in constant currency), on an average square footage increase of 5.5%. Unseasonable weather and challenging external trading conditions particularly in the UK have impacted performance – Wholesale sales up 10.1% (12.8% in constant currency) to £85.9m with a good performance from our UK business, a strong performance from our North American business and the earlier timing

  • f deliveries

– Licence income increased by 11.7% to £10.9m with both territorial and product licences performing well

AW18 MENSWEAR

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REVENUE BY COLLECTION

11 AUG 2018 £M % OF SALES 12 AUG 2017 £M % OF SALES VAR % Womenswear 191.3 62.5 177.4 60.0 7.8 Menswear 114.7 37.5 118.3 40.0 (3.0) SALES REVENUE 306.0 100.0 295.7 100.0 3.5 – Womenswear was positively received with sales up 7.8%, representing 62.5%

  • f total sales

– The growth in the womenswear mix refmected the increased mix of online sales, where womenswear represents a higher proportion of sales – Menswear sales were down 3.0% impacted by challenging trading conditions within our UK business, representing 37.5% of total sales

AW18 WOMENSWEAR

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REVENUE BY TERRITORY

UK & EUROPE 11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR % CONSTANT CURRENCY VAR % Retail 147.1 145.6 1.0 0.7 Wholesale 54.9 50.0 9.8 9.8 Sales Revenue 202.0 195.6 3.3 3.1 NORTH AMERICA Retail 61.8 60.7 1.8 8.1 Wholesale 31.0 28.0 10.7 18.0 Sales Revenue 92.8 88.7 4.6 11.3 REST OF WORLD Retail 11.2 11.4 (1.8) 1.8 Wholesale

  • Sales Revenue

11.2 11.4 (1.8) 1.8 GROUP UK & Europe 202.0 195.6 3.3 3.1 North America 92.8 88.7 4.6 11.3 Rest of World 11.2 11.4 (1.8) 1.8 Sales Revenue 306.0 295.7 3.5 5.5 – In the UK & Europe retail sales increased 1.0% (0.7% in constant currency) to £147.1m (2017: £145.6m) despite challenging trading conditions. The wholesale business increased 9.8% to £54.9m (2017: £50.0m). This refmected a good performance from sales to trustees – In North America, sales from our retail division increased 1.8% (8.1% in constant currency) to £61.8m (2017: £60.7m) driven by our continued

  • expansion. Wholesale increased by

10.7% (18.0% in constant currency), to £31.0m (2017: £28.0m) refmecting a strengthening relationship with key trustees – Across the Rest of World, sales decreased 1.8% (increased 1.8% in constant currency) to £11.2m (2017: £11.4m). We continue to refjne and develop our strategy for success in this market

* Rest of World includes: Asia and Africa

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RETAIL REVENUE

UK & EUROPE 11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR % CONSTANT CURRENCY VAR % Stores 104.5 110.9 (5.8) (6.2) E-commerce 42.6 34.7 22.8 22.9 Retail revenue 147.1 145.6 1.0 0.7 Sales per sq ft £395 £439 (10.0) (10.4) Average sq ft 264,393 252,484 4.7 REST OF WORLD 11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR % CONSTANT CURRENCY VAR % Stores 9.5 10.3 (7.8) (3.5) E-commerce 1.7 1.1 54.5 50.4 Retail revenue 11.2 11.4 (1.8) 1.8 Sales per sq ft £313 £341 (8.2) (4.4) Average sq ft 30,351 30,053 1.0 NORTH AMERICA Stores 53.1 53.8 (1.3) 4.6 E-commerce 8.7 6.9 26.1 35.8 Retail revenue 61.8 60.7 1.8 8.1 Sales per sq ft £416 £457 (9.0) (3.5) Average sq ft 127,599 117,776 8.3 GROUP Stores 167.1 175.0 (4.5) (2.7) E-commerce 53.0 42.7 24.1 25.7 Retail revenue 220.1 217.7 1.1 2.9 Sales per sq ft £396 £437 (9.4) (7.8) Average sq ft 422,343 400,313 5.5 – In the UK & Europe, retail sales increased despite the unseasonable weather and tough trading conditions where trade has been impacted by the well publicised challenges facing some of our trading partners – E-commerce sales increased, demonstrating how e-commerce sales are an integral part of the retail proposition in the UK and European markets – In North America, retail sales growth was driven by continued expansion and a strong performance from our e-commerce business – In Rest of World, we continue to refjne and develop our strategy for success in this market

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GROSS MARGIN BY CHANNEL

11 AUG 2018 % 12 AUG 2017 % VAR POINTS Retail 64.2% 65.6% (140bps) Wholesale 43.4% 40.2% 320bps Group 58.3% 58.9% (60bps) – Retail gross margin fell by 140bps to 64.2% (2017: 65.6%) as a result of a measured increase in promotional activity in response to challenging external trading conditions – Wholesale gross margin increased by 320bps to 43.4% (2017: 40.2%) refmecting a higher mix of sales to trustee partners which carry a higher margin compared to retail licence partners and some foreign exchange benefjt – Composite gross margin decreased to 58.3% (2017: 58.9%)

Retail Gross Margin Wholesale Gross Margin Group Gross Margin

15-Aug-15 Gross margin %

70 65 60 55 50 45 40

11-Aug-18 9-Aug-14 13-Aug-16 12-Aug-17

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GROUP INCOME STATEMENT

11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR % Revenue 306.0 295.7 3.5 Gross profjt 178.5 174.1 2.5 Gross margin 58.3% 58.9% (60bps) Operating expenses (162.7) (159.3) (2.1) Licence income 10.9 9.7 11.7 Other operating income 0.0 0.7 (94.1) OPERATING PROFIT BEFORE EXCEPTIONAL ITEMS 26.7 25.2 6.0 % of revenue 8.7% 8.5% 20bps Net fjnance expense (2.0) (1.2) (65.5) Share of joint venture profjt 0.3 0.2 55.0 PROFIT BEFORE TAX AND EXCEPTIONAL ITEMS 25.0 24.2 3.5 Exceptional items (0.5) 1.1 (150.3) PROFIT BEFORE TAX 24.5 25.3 (3.2)

UKRAINE: OCEAN PLAZA KIEV

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OPERATING EXPENSES

* Distribution and administrative costs exclude depreciation, payroll, bonus and exceptional items

– Distribution costs increased by 1.3% and as a percentage of sales were 25.7% (2017: 26.6%). The decrease refmects the variable elements of costs in our business model – Administrative costs remained level on last year and as a percentage of sales were 5.8% (2017: 6.0%). This decrease was a result of a measured and controlled approach to multiple cost saving initiatives across central functions – Dual running costs in respect of IT systems were £1.3m (2017: £1.2m). We would expect further costs of £1.1m in the second half

TED BAKER: COLOUR BY NUMBERS

11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR % CONSTANT CURRENCY VAR % Distribution costs* (79.8) (78.8) (1.3) (2.5) Administrative costs* (17.7) (17.7) (0.0) (1.9) Depreciation (12.9) (12.3) (4.9) (7.1) Payroll (52.3) (50.5) (3.6) (5.5) Performance related bonus

  • TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES

(162.7) (159.3) (2.1) (3.7) Operating exp as a % of sales 53.1% 53.9% 80bps

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GROUP CASH FLOW

11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR £M Cash generated from operations* 37.8 38.7 (0.9) Working capital movement (13.9) (22.8) 8.9 Interest paid (1.8) (1.5) (0.3) Income taxes paid (5.7) (6.3) 0.6 TOTAL 16.4 8.1 8.3 Capital expenditure (18.5) (19.1) 0.6 Repayment of term loan (3.0) (3.0)

  • Dividends paid

(19.4) (17.2) (2.2) Other 0.1 0.6 (0.5) Net decrease in cash (24.4) (30.6) 6.2 Opening net cash (59.3) (36.7) (22.6) Exchange rate movement 0.5 (0.1) 0.6 Closing net cash (83.2) (67.4) (15.8) – The net decrease in cash and cash equivalents of £24.4m (2017: £30.6m) primarily refmected an increase in working capital, further capital expenditure to support our long-term development and the payment of the full year dividend

  • Capital expenditure of £18.5m (2017:

£19.1m) comprised the costs of opening and refurbishing stores, concessions and

  • utlets. It also refmected the on-going

investment in business-wide systems to support our continued growth. We expect full year capital expenditure to be in line with previous guidance

  • f £30.0m, subject to the timing of

planned openings

*Excluding working capital movement, interest paid and income taxes paid

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GROUP BALANCE SHEET

11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR £M ASSETS Intangible assets 37.2 29.8 7.4 Property, plant & equipment 145.3 145.3

  • Inventories

208.2 176.4 31.8 Trade & other receivables 65.4 65.9 (0.5) Cash & equivalents 19.2 18.0 1.2 Other assets 9.1 11.2 (2.1) TOTAL ASSETS 484.4 446.6 37.8 LIABILITIES Trade & other payables (85.3) (85.5) 0.2 Income tax payable (9.0) (9.2) 0.2 Overdraft (102.4) (85.4) (17.0) Term loan (49.5) (55.5) 6.0 Other liabilities (3.3) (3.2) (0.1) TOTAL LIABILITIES (249.5) (238.8) (10.7) NET ASSETS 234.9 207.8 27.1 Cash & equivalents 19.2 18.0 1.2 Overdraft (102.4) (85.4) (17.0) NET CASH (83.2) (67.4) (15.8) – Total working capital, which comprises inventories, trade and other receivables and trade and other payables, increased by £31.3m to £188.2m (2017: £156.9m). This was primarily driven by an increase in inventories of £31.8m to £208.2m (2017: £176.4m) refmecting the projected growth of our business, some earlier phasing of stock deliveries between the fjrst and second half of the year and, to a lesser extent, the impact of the movement in foreign exchange rates – Trade and other receivables decreased by £0.5m to £65.4m (2017: £65.9m) and trade and other payables decreased by £0.2m to £85.3m (2017: £85.5m)

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CAPITAL EXPENDITURE

CAPITAL EXPENDITURE BY REGION 11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR £M UK & Europe 6.0 8.0 (2.0) North America 3.0 2.7 0.3 Rest of World 0.2 1.2 (1.0) Central 9.5 7.5 2.0 TOTAL 18.7 19.4 (0.7) – Expenditure in the UK & Europe includes two new stores in the UK in London Bridge and London Luton Airport, a new store in Barcelona Airport, two new

  • utlets in Germany, an outlet in France

and new concessions across the UK, France, Germany and Spain. There was also a relocation of an outlet in France and a refurbishment of an outlet in the

  • UK. A number of concessions in the UK,

Germany, Netherlands and Spain were also refurbished or relocated during the period

  • North America expenditure includes three

new stores in Austin, Orlando and San Francisco and a relocation of a concession

  • Rest of World expenditure includes the

refurbishment of a store in Beijing

  • Central expenditure includes the ongoing

investment in business-wide IT systems, e-commerce and infrastructure, including

  • ur warehouses in the UK and US

ORLANDO: MILLENIA MALL

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WORLDWIDE BRAND SALES (ESTIMATED)

– Estimated worldwide brand sales are calculated by converting wholesale sales and licence income to their equivalent retail value – The Ted Baker brand and collections continue to travel well and expand internationally 11 AUG 2018 £M % OF TOTAL 12 AUG 2017 £M % OF TOTAL 27 JAN 2018 £M % OF TOTAL UK 361.3 54.1 331.2 53.7 694.8 57.0 Overseas 307.0 45.9 285.2 46.3 523.4 43.0 ESTIMATED BRAND SALES 668.3 100.0 616.4 100.0 1,218.2 100.0 TED BAKER SALES 11 AUG 2018 £M % OF TOTAL 12 AUG 2017 £M % OF TOTAL 27 JAN 2018 £M % OF TOTAL UK 171.1 55.9 165.8 56.1 336.1 56.8 Overseas 134.9 44.1 129.9 43.9 255.6 43.2 SALES REVENUE 306.0 100.0 295.7 100.0 591.7 100.0

COPY TO CHANGE

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LICENSING

11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR % 10.9 9.7 11.7 – Licence income was up 11.7% to £10.9m (2017: £9.7m), with both territorial and product licences performing well. – We saw good performances from

  • ur product licensees, in particular

childrenswear, eyewear, fragrance, skinwear and suiting – Two new global licence agreements were signed with Delta Galil (underwear and loungewear) and Timex Group (watches) – Our licensed stores performed well during the period. Our licence partners opened new stores in India, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Singapore and Taiwan. We also opened

  • ur fjrst licence partner store in Ukraine

TED BAKER FRAGRANCE

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Ted Baker Plc Half Year Results Presentation 28 weeks ended 11 August 2018 14 CUSTOMER & BRAND CENTRIC APPROACH

  • Brand and consumer at centre of every

decision we make

  • Quirky, high quality product core to our DNA

MULTIPLE PATHS TO MARKET

  • Flexible operating model with retail,

wholesale and licence

  • Brand successfully travels across the globe

FULLY OMNICHANNEL

  • Ever greater integration between stores

and online

  • Rolling out click and collect, ship from store

SELECTIVE SPACE GROWTH

  • Limited rental commitments
  • Locations that are right for the brand
  • Maintain fjnancial discipline on new space

GLOBAL LICENCE PARTNERS

  • Attractive fjnancial model with

low capital expenditure

  • Brand halo efgect
  • Partners have global ambition and

global capability LEVERAGE INVESTMENTS

  • New UK/EU and US distribution centre
  • IT system upgrade largely complete
  • Scope for positive operating leverage

LONG-TERM FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY

  • Track record of long-term sustained

earnings growth

  • Capital discipline
  • Commitment to dividend policy

STRATEGY

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FOOTWEAR

TED BAKER FOOTWEAR

TED’S BRINGING HOME THE FOOTWEAR – The Group entered into an agreement to acquire the global licence to manufacture and distribute footwear from Pentland Group Plc KEY HEADLINES – £13m purchase price – Acquisition completes on 31st December 2018 – Cash payback within 3 years – Leveraging of infrastructure and systems – £4-8m anticipated incremental working capital increase – Exciting opportunity to drive further growth

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E-COMMERCE

– We are pleased with the performance of our e-commerce business with sales growing 24.1% (25.7% in constant currency) to £53.0m (2017: £42.7m) – E-commerce now represents 24.1% (2017: 19.6%) of total retail sales – We maintain our focus on tailoring our digital marketing channel plans for each collection and market, to build upon the traction we have seen since launching localised language websites in France and Germany – As we advance in visually articulating the brand in the difgerent regions, we are seeing improved customer engagement – During the period, we opened our new North American distribution centre in Atlanta and implemented our Hybris

  • upgrade. We will continue to review our service ofgerings

globally to fully underpin our omnichannel ambitions 11 AUG 2018 £M 12 AUG 2017 £M VAR % CONSTANT CURRENCY VAR % 53.0 42.7 24.1 25.7

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TED’S BRAND ENGAGEMENT

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OUTLOOK

  • Continued challenging external trading

conditions across our global markets

  • Measured and controlled store expansion

planned

  • Continued investment in our e-commerce

sites to enhance the customer experience; ensuring maximum engagement through multiple channels

  • Mid to high single-digit full year growth

anticipated across our wholesale businesses

  • New licence stores planned and continued

development of product licences to drive licence income

  • Capital expenditure planned to be £30.0m
  • Well positioned to continue our

long-term development

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Ted Baker Plc Half Year Results Presentation 28 weeks ended 11 August 2018 19 *Partner stores include stores operated by our Australian joint venture partner. **Square footage excludes partner stores.

STORE DETAIL BEHIND THE OUTLOOK

STORE & CONCESSIONS

PROJECTION

YE JAN 2019 HYE AUG 2018 FYE JAN 2018 FYE JAN 2017 FYE JAN 2016 UK 201 201 195 192 185 Europe 114 110 109 95 90 North America 110 108 105 97 90 Rest of World 23 23 28 26 19 Partner Stores* 110 102 95 80 64 TOTAL 558 544 532 490 448 GROUP

PROJECTION

YE JAN 2019 HYE AUG 2018 FYE JAN 2018 FYE JAN 2017 FYE JAN 2016 Own Stores 87 85 81 75 71 Concessions 327 325 327 307 287 Outlets 34 32 29 28 26 Partner Stores* 110 102 95 80 64 TOTAL 558 544 532 490 448 CLOSING SQ. FT** 441,097 433,466 420,158 395,088 377,830 AVERAGE SQ. FT** 430,876 422,343 410,190 387,373 357,096 UK: LONDON BRIDGE STATION

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STORE DETAIL BEHIND THE OUTLOOK CONTINUED

AW18 WOMENSWEAR UK

  • 1 outlet opening:

London O2

  • 1 concession closure

EUROPE

GERMANY

  • 3 concession openings

SPAIN

  • 2 concession openings
  • 2 concession closures

ITALY

  • 1 outlet opening:

Serravalle KOSOVO

  • 1 licensee opening: Prishtina

NORTH AMERICA

USA

  • 2 store openings:

Oakbrooke Chicago, UTC Centre San Diego

REST OF WORLD

SAUDI ARABIA

  • 3 licensee openings:

Saudi Robinsons Mens, Saudi Robinsons Womens, Riyadh Park UAE

  • 1 licensee opening: Dubai

Citywalk INDIA

  • 2 licensee openings:

Saket, Dehli

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Ted Baker Plc Half Year Results Presentation 28 weeks ended 11 August 2018 22 *Partner stores include stores operated by our Australian joint venture partner. **Square footage excludes partner stores.

(APPENDIX 1) STORE AND CONCESSIONS PORTFOLIO

UK

PROJECTION

JAN 2019 HYE AUG 18 FYE JAN 18 FYE JAN 17 Own Stores 35 35 32 32 Concessions 155 156 154 151 Outlets 11 10 9 9 Partner Stores*

  • TOTAL

201 201 195 192 CLOSING SQ. FT** 196,154 196,040 189,340 187,792 AVERAGE SQ. FT** 194,927 191,913 189,325 186,536 NORTH AMERICA

PROJECTION

JAN 2019 HYE AUG 18 FYE JAN 18 FYE JAN 17 Own Stores 37 35 32 31 Concessions 61 61 61 55 Outlets 12 12 12 11 Partner Stores* 21 21 22 14 TOTAL 131 129 127 111 CLOSING SQ. FT** 137,104 133,106 126,524 116,590 AVERAGE SQ. FT** 131,760 127,599 121,081 112,110 REST OF WORLD

PROJECTION

JAN 2019 HYE AUG 18 FYE JAN 18 FYE JAN 17 Own Stores 10 10 12 8 Concessions 12 12 14 15 Outlets 1 1 2 3 Partner Stores* 82 75 69 63 TOTAL 105 98 97 89 CLOSING SQ. FT** 27,669 26,190 32,373 27,874 AVERAGE SQ. FT** 28,167 30,351 31,742 28,438 EUROPE

PROJECTION

JAN 2019 HYE AUG 18 FYE JAN 18 FYE JAN 17 Own Stores 5 5 5 4 Concessions 99 96 98 86 Outlets 10 9 6 5 Partner Stores* 7 6 4 3 TOTAL 121 116 113 98 CLOSING SQ. FT** 80,170 78,130 71,921 62,832 AVERAGE SQ. FT** 76,022 72,480 68,042 60,290

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(APPENDIX 2) BRAND STRATEGY

TED BAKER COLOUR BY NUMBERS

CONSIDERED DEVELOPMENT OF OUR COLLECTIONS – Continued review of our collections – Collections are being well received internationally PRODUCT LICENCES – Bedding – Childrenswear – Footwear – Eyewear – Fragrance & Skinwear – Gifting & Stationery – Jewellery – Lingerie & Sleepwear – Luggage – Neckwear – Rugs – Suiting – Technical Accessories – Tiles – Watches CONTROLLED DISTRIBUTION THROUGH THREE MAIN CHANNELS – Retail / Wholesale / Licensing TERRITORIAL LICENCES – Demsa - Turkey – Dabsan - Panama – Multimoda - Mexico – Alfa Egypt - Egypt – RSH Middle East - UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain & Qatar – Al-Mutawa and Al-Khatib Retail Company - Kuwait – ABC - Lebanon – Zeta - Azerbaijan & Kazakhstan – RSH Far East - Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia & Thailand – Yun San - Taiwan – Maison - Vietnam – Aditya - India – Flair Pty Ltd - Australia & New Zealand – BD Fashion - Kosovo – CM Style - Ukraine

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NOTES