McBride plc 2007-08 full year results presentation September 2008 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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McBride plc 2007-08 full year results presentation September 2008 Summary Proven strategy in difficult markets Revenue up 18%, driven by acquisitions and currency Profits impacted by increased input costs partially offset by


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McBride plc 2007-08 full year results presentation September 2008

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Summary

» Proven strategy in difficult markets » Revenue up 18%, driven by acquisitions and currency » Profits impacted by increased input costs partially offset by mitigating actions » Robust performance from prior year acquisitions » Restructuring of existing facilities and cost base » Strong cash generation » Dividend maintained » Trading since year end satisfactory

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Financial review

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Financial headlines

2007-08

2006-07

Y/ Y Revenue (£m) 700.9

592.0

+ 18% EBITDA (£m) 48.8

51.7

  • 6%

EBIT (£m) 27.0

34.5

  • 22%

EBIT margin 3.9%

5.8%

  • 1.9 pts

Profit for the year (£m) 15.6

23.2

  • 33%

Diluted earnings per share (pence) 8.6

12.7

  • 32%

Dividend per share (pence) 5.6

5.6

+ 0% Net cash generated from operations (£m) 49.4

49.5

  • 0%

Net debt (£m) 103.3

80.9

+ 28%

(1) All figures are before amortisation of intangible assets and exceptional items

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Revenue bridge 2006-07 to 2007-08

592.0 700.9 (11.9) 92.9 27.9 500.0 550.0 600.0 650.0 700.0 750.0 2006-07 Currency Acquisitions Organic growth 2007-08 £m

(1) The figure for acquisitions represents incremental revenue in 2007-08 from prior year acquisitions (1)

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Income statement

2007-08 2006-07 Y/ Y Revenue 700.9 592.0 + 18% G ross profit 230.0 199.0 + 16% G ross margin 32.8% 33.6%

  • 0.8 pts

Distribution costs (47.2) (39.7) + 19% Administrative costs (155.8) (124.8) + 25% EBIT 27.0 34.5

  • 22%

Net financing costs (5.7) (2.4) + 138% Profit before taxation 21.3 32.1

  • 34%

(1) All figures are before amortisation of intangible assets and exceptional items

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Regional performance

2007-08

2006-07

Y/ Y 2007-08

2006-07

Y/ Y £m

£m

£m

£m

UK 297.3

277.1

+ 7% 15.2

24.5

  • 38%

Western Continental Europe 395.4

304.2

+ 30% 11.4

10.4

+ 10% Eastern Continental Europe 32.1

25.0

+ 28% 2.1

1.5

+ 40% Sub-total 724.8

606.3

+ 20% 28.7

36.4

  • 21%

Intergroup/ corporate (23.9)

(14.3)

n/ a (1.7)

(1.9)

n/ a Total 700.9

592.0

+ 18% 27.0

34.5

  • 22%

(1) Revenue and operating profit by geographic origin (2) All figures are before amortisation of intangible assets and exceptional items

Revenue( 1 ) Operating profit ( 1 ) ( 2 )

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(80.9) (103.3) (8.4) (7.3) (10.1) (26.5) 49.4 (19.5)

  • 110.0
  • 80.0
  • 50.0
  • 20.0

Opening net debt Foreign exchange effects Net cash generated from

  • perations

Capital expenditure Dividend payments Interest payments Other Closing net debt

£m

Movement in net debt - June 2007 to June 2008

(1) Other includes tax payments, payments relating to exceptional items and share issues and buybacks (1)

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Business review

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Agenda

» Strategy » Markets » Divisional performances » Cost environment » Current trading and outlook » Conclusion

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Strategy

Commercial leadership Operational leadership Enabling Attractive product categories New product development Category development Growth retail and geographic sectors Customer service excellence I mprove efficiency Continuous cost management Optimise working capital and asset base High performance leadership and culture Leverage increasing scale Develop and leverage technology platform Complementary acquisitions

Lead the growth of private label household and personal care products in Europe

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New product development

» Key competitive advantage » Aligned with growth/profitable product categories » Focus on improving environmental performance » Focus on ‘best value’ products » Supporting retailer differentiation

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European household and personal care markets

» McBride operates in very large and growing markets » Household and personal care markets in Western Europe worth £48 billion pa and growing 2% pa » Household and personal care markets growing rapidly in Eastern Europe (9% pa in last 5 years) » Higher growth in McBride’s targeted product categories » Private label outperforming overall markets

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McBride’s growth product categories - attractive growth potential

0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0% 10.0% 12.0% 14.0% Household products Specialist cleaners Personal care Air care Laundry liquids Automatic dishwashing tablets Total market Private label market

Source: Euromonitor Compound annual growth rates for various product categories in Western Europe (2002-2007)

McBride’s high growth product categories

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Recent private label environment

» Mixed private label performance in last year primarily reflecting the effects of negotiating price increases » UK was weak whilst France, Italy and Spain all saw private label market share gains » In the UK, private label share recovery since Q1 2008 » In Italy, private label household growing at 8% against 4% for total market » Strong improvement in private label share in France » Strong growth in Eastern Europe » Current economic environment supports growth

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UK business review

» UK business had a very challenging year » Impacted by unprecedented input cost inflation » Mitigating actions undertaken » Reported revenue up 7% with 4% organic decline » 4% organic growth in personal care » Operating profit down 38% to £15.2m

  • time lag between cost increases and raising prices
  • reduced volumes in certain household categories

» Continued to drive efficiencies » New capacity in personal care

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UK factory reconfiguration

» St Helens site purchased in April 2008 » Substantial new capacity and production environment for further growth in personal care » Enables consolidation of production from two recently acquired sites » One-off costs of approximately £2m relating mainly to redundancies and residual property lease obligations » £1m annual lower operating costs from eliminating duplicate overheads and logistics efficiencies » Further cost restructuring underway

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Western Continental Europe business review

» Difficult trading conditions reflecting significant input cost inflation » Mitigating actions undertaken » Recent acquisitions integrated and performing well » Reported revenue up 30% due to acquisitions (22%) and currency (8%) with flat organic revenue » 8% organic growth in personal care » Operating profit up 10% with good contribution from acquisitions offsetting lower profits in core business

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Eastern Continental Europe business review

» Buoyant markets continue across the region » Reported revenue up 28% with 8% organic growth or 16% in core retail sales » Strong growth in both household and personal care » Significant growth in Czech Republic and Hungary » Operating profit up 40%

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Cost environment

» Managing input, energy and distribution costs is a core skill of the group » Significant and volatile increase in all these costs seen during year » Input cost impact across packaging, phosphates, fatty acids, polymers and surfactants » McBride annual spend

  • approximately £400m on raw materials and packaging
  • approximately £50m on distribution
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Prices of key raw materials and feedstocks (2004-2008)

80 120 160 200 240 280 320

June 2004 December 2004 June 2005 December 2005 June 2006 December 2006 June 2007 December 2007 June 2008

Oil € Ethylene € Fatty acids (coconut oil) €

ICIS market prices Jun 2004 = 100

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22 2007-08 Full Year Results Presentation 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 H1 2006 H2 2006 H1 2007 H2 2007 H1 2008 Index H1 2006 = 100

Raw material cost index (2006 - 2008)

Note: Chart shows weighted index of average purchase cost in relevant calendar period of largest value raw materials used by McBride

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Actions to address input cost environment

» Product price increases » Purchasing strategies

  • buying long
  • deferring cost pressures

» Significant value engineering

  • lightweighting packaging
  • alternative materials to petrochemicals

» Continuing efficiency gains

  • production yields, overheads
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Current trading and outlook

» Key objectives for current year

  • achieve further mitigation of raw material costs as required
  • step up group wide restructuring and efficiency initiatives
  • drive further growth in priority categories and geographies
  • continued focus on new product development

» Trading outlook

  • satisfactory start to new financial year
  • raw material costs remain unpredictable
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Conclusion

» Managing impact of substantial input cost inflation » Strength of business model clearly demonstrated » Existing business strategy robust

  • attractive growth product categories
  • dynamic growth regions
  • category and new product development
  • continuous efficiency improvements
  • significant market positions and scale