FY 2018 RESULTS PRESENTATION 25 February 2019
REVENUE AND EBITDA GROWTH 10% Organic 1 revenue $416.8m 5% Organic 1 underlying EBITDA $94.2m NPAT Revenue 26.9% (4.3)% $482.6m $31.6m Gross Profit Free cash flow before acquisitions 87.3% $225.7m 28.6% $31.1m Underlying 2 EBITDA Statutory EPS (19.8%) 24.9% $112.5m 15.5 cents Underlying 2 NPATA 3 Total Dividend 4 5.4% 17.7% $51.1m Final 7.5 cents, fully franked FY2018 RESULTS INCLUDE ONE QUARTER (Q4) OF EARNINGS FROM ADSHEL 5 – RENAMED COMMUTE BY oOh! 1. Organic revenue and organic underlying EBITDA excludes the impact of the Commute Q4 earnings contribution and associated acquisition and integration costs 2. Underlying results exclude the impact of acquisition-related expenses, merger-related costs and other items. Refer to Note 4 ‘Operating segments’ of the consolidated financial statements for a reconciliation between information on reportable segments to statutory measures 3. CY17 NPATA restated to recognise the tax impact on acquisition related amortisation charges. 3 4. The total dividend declared for 2018 is $26.0m vs $24.7m in 2017. This is lower on a cents per share basis by 27% due to the additional shares issued to fund the Adshel acquisition in July 2018 5. Commute’s Q4 contribution is separately identified in the appendices on slide 19
KEY OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS 1. oOh! continues to drive strong double digit growth in this key format 1. Road performing strongly 2. Fly and Locate – great performances 2. Management actions delivered strong double digit revenue growth 3. 60% of media revenues attached to contracts expiring more than 3 years out 1 3. Lease maturity profile solid 4. Adshel acquisition complements oOh!’s network and integration on track 4. Adshel acquisition FLY REVENUES 23% LOCATE REVENUES 25% 4 1. Includes Commute
27% REVENUE GROWTH – ORGANIC AND ACQUIRED 2.9% 3.8% 6.7% 13.6% 8.9% Commute FY 2018 FY 2017 Change ($m) ($m) 10.6% Road 14.0% Commute 1 65.9 n/a n/a FY18 Pro-forma 3 34.7% Retail FY18 Revenue revenue by by product % Road 154.8 137.2 12.9% product % Fly 20.8% Retail 132.9 135.7 (2.0%) Locate 32.1% 27.5% Other Fly 67.8 55.0 23.2% 24.3% Locate 42.8 34.2 25.3% • 10% organic growth across ANZ • Portfolio diversity ensures sustainable revenue growth despite periodic fluctuations in specific Other 18.5 18.3 1.0% products Total • Commute performed in line with expectations and from 2019 onwards will be the biggest 482.6 380.3 26.9% revenue 2 contributor to group revenues • Road continued to deliver strong double digit growth – with classic revenues continuing to grow • Retail revenues declined by 2% across ANZ with double digit growth in New Zealand being offset through a 3% decline in Australia. This 3% decline in Australia is an improvement on the 5% decline reported for the first half of 2018 • Management actions supporting the market positioning of Fly and Locate undertaken Differences in balances due to rounding 1) Commute’s contribution is for Q4 only in H2 2017 delivered significant growth during 2018 2) New Zealand contribution included in formats 5 3) Pro- forma pie chart includes 12 months of Commute’s contribution 5 • Other relates to Cactus Imaging and Junkee Media
INTEGRATION UPDATE 31 st Dec Nov 2019 Adshel rebrands to Coordinated Commute 28 th Sep • Synergies expected to client briefing be $15.0m to $18.0m in AU and oOh! + achieved over the next oOh! In NZ Adshel two years 25 th Feb • $2.4m of annualised savings locked in during 2018 6 of 7 offices 2019 Q4 2018, and co-located anticipated to exit 2019 with a run rate of circa $16.0m p.a • Integration costs of circa 20 th Nov 29 th Nov $7.0m. Integration costs are non-operating items Leadership Brisbane City and are excluded from team Council contract the 2019 guidance confirmed secured 6
2018 – INVESTING FOR FUTURE GROWTH FY 2018 1 ($m) FY 2017 2 ($m) Change 3 • Continued strong revenue growth – organic and acquired Revenue 482.6 380.3 26.9% • Gross profit growth exceeded revenue Cost of media sites and production (256.9) (204.7) 25.5% growth Gross profit 225.7 175.5 28.6% • Underlying EBITDA growth of 24.9% Gross profit margin (%) 46.8% 46.2% 0.6 ppts moderated by the increase in operating expenditure Total operating expenditure (113.2) (85.5) 32.4% • Operating expenditure grew 32.4% as a Underlying EBITDA 112.5 90.1 24.9% result of the Adshel acquisition and the business continuing to invest in its client Underlying EBITDA margin (%) 23.3% 23.7% (0.4) ppts partnership, technology and data Non-operating items (11.5) (2.1) (547.6%) capabilities. Underlying FY organic opex grew by 17.9%, versus 20.3% in H1. The EBITDA 101.0 87.9 14.9% bulk of the increase is in employee costs, with further details on slide 13 Depreciation and amortisation (42.9) (33.5) 28.3% • Non-operating costs of $11.5m relate to EBIT 58.1 54.5 6.7% the acquisition of Adshel Net finance costs (8.3) (5.5) 50.2% • Depreciation increase driven by capital Profit before tax 49.5 49.0 1.0% expenditure across 2017 and 2018 as flagged in the FY17 results, as well as the Income tax expense (17.9) (16.0) 12.1% D&A contribution from Adshel NPAT 31.6 33.1 (4.3)% • Reported NPAT declined by 4.3% due to the impact of the Adshel acquisition costs Underlying NPATA 51.1 43.4 17.7% Differences in balances due to rounding 1. Commute’s contribution identified on slide 19 2. CY17 NPATA restated to recognize the tax impact on acquisition related amortisation charges. 8 3. ppts refers to percentage points
GEARING IN LINE WITH EXPECTATIONS 31 Dec 2018 ($m) 31 Dec 2017 ($m) Change ($m) • Intangibles increased due to Adshel acquisition – purchase price accounting Cash and cash equivalents 33.0 15.9 17.1 to be finalised in 2019 Trade and other receivables 124.8 81.3 43.5 • Net debt / Underlying EBITDA ratio of Other assets 57.7 13.6 44.1 2.6x, has stepped up following the Adshel acquisition in September 2018 Property, plant and equipment 179.4 107.6 71.8 • The company is focused on achieving a Intangible assets and goodwill 852.4 372.2 480.2 gearing ratio of less than 2.0x in 2020 1,247.4 590.7 Total assets 656.6 • DRP program initiated to provide Trade payables 93.1 44.2 48.8 flexibility • Net debt of $372.5m, up $249.7m with Other liabilities 67.8 57.4 10.4 major movements related to: Borrowings 405.6 138.8 266.8 - Debt funding for the Adshel acquisition 566.5 240.4 Total liabilities 326.0 - EBITDA growth to $101m & improved 680.9 350.3 Net assets 330.6 working capital Credit metrics • Total facilities of $520.0m which mature in Q3 2021. This includes a $70.0m Gross debt 405.6 138.8 266.8 increase which occurred after the balance sheet date Net debt 372.5 122.8 249.7 Net debt / Underlying EBITDA 1 2.6x 1.4x 1.2x Differences in balances due to rounding Represents key balance sheet items only 1. Includes proforma 2018 EBITDA of $145.7m – noted on slide 20 9
STRONG OPERATING CASH FLOW • Net cash flow from operating activities of $71.2m grew faster than EBITDA FY 2018 ($m) FY 2017 ($m) Change representing continued strength in underlying cash flow generation EBITDA 101.0 87.9 14.9% Net change in working capital and • Operating cash flows included an upfront 0.7 (4.2) 116.6% non-cash items rent payment of $20m to Brisbane City Council in lieu of upgrading the bus Interest and income tax (30.6) (33.3) 8.1% shelters Net cash from operating activities 71.2 50.4 41.1% • Working capital benefitted from continued Capital expenditure (40.8) (33.9) 20.1% improved receivables collection, and the tax expense on Commute’s Australian Proceeds from disposal of contribution not being payable until 2019 0.7 0.1 385.7% PP&E / Other as it was not part of the tax group in 2018 • Operating cash flow / EBITDA improved to Net cash flow before acquisitions 31.1 16.6 87.3% 70.4% vs 57.3% in the pcp and financing • Investment in capital expenditure of Acquisition payments (574.3) (1.0) (55k%) $40.8m including $6.2m from Commute. The residual investment of $34.6m was within the $30-$40m guidance provided, Net cash flow before financing / free (543.2) 15.5 (4k%) and represents a modest step-up of 1.9% cash flow versus the pcp. Includes $12.2m invested in the technology platform • Net cash flows before acquisitions and financing up by $14.5m (87.3%) to $31.1m Differences in balances due to rounding Represents key cash flow items only 10
CLEAR STRATEGY TO DELIVER SUSTAINABLE LONG-TERM GROWTH REDEFINE OUT OF HOME IN ANZ AS A PUBLIC SPACE MEDIA CAPTIVATING, CONNECTING AND INFORMING CITIZENS NETWORK ADVERTISERS AND AUDIENCES TECHNOLOGY CULTURE AGENCIES Broadest audience Strong relationships with Deliver audience led Exclusive access to A culture where people reach in ANZ agencies and clients integrated solutions Quantium data for OOH can be their best The most reliable and best Providing an integrated Create compelling Market leading Evolve capabilities ahead performing Out Of Home product offering contextually relevant proprietary trading and of future needs network content business operating platform Optimise our network through audience insights 12
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