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REPORT PREPARED FOR: BY XI U QI N LI U, 1 4 6 3 3 4 9 GUANG HUI DUAN, 1 4 7 4 4 9 7 XI N LI , 1 4 8 8 9 1 6 MOHI NI MARI A, 1 4 8 1 5 9 6 POSTGRADUATE DI PLOMA I N BUSI NESS APMG 8 1 1 9 : DI GI TAL ENTERPRI SE 2 0 1 7 > > APMG 8119:


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REPORT PREPARED FOR: BY XI U QI N LI U, 1 4 6 3 3 4 9 GUANG HUI DUAN, 1 4 7 4 4 9 7 XI N LI , 1 4 8 8 9 1 6 MOHI NI MARI A, 1 4 8 1 5 9 6 POSTGRADUATE DI PLOMA I N BUSI NESS APMG 8 1 1 9 : DI GI TAL ENTERPRI SE 2 0 1 7

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Background of Pushpay

 Found in 2011  Listed on NSX & ASX  High-tech firm  Provide third party payment/engagement/community solutions  Easy, Fast, Simple: in 10 seconds  Markets: Faith sector, schools, charities, S&M enterprises  Functional features: Cash and Check Recording, Autopay, Text Giving (enable donors to pay via text message link), Annual Giving Statements, Echurch Apps

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Background of Pushpay

2017 Performance Highlights key metric FY 2017 (US$) FY 2016 (US$) Change Increase in Annualised Committed Monthly Revenue (ACMR) over the year $30.9m $15.6m +97.9% ACMR $50.5m $19.6m +157.7% Total Customers 6,737 3,766 +78.9% Average Revenue Per Customer (ARPC) $625/M $434/M +44.1% Staff Headcount 376 215 +74.9% Published App rank in the Apple App Store worldwide 5 13 +61.5% Transactions processed over the year 6.1m 1.9m +220.1% Annualised Monthly Payment Transaction Volume $1.8b $0.6b +193.1%

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Market Position

The Pushpay Market Position in the US Faith Sector Market Size TOP 20 largest Top 100 largest Pushpay Customers 10 42

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Future Plan

 Short term plan - the company focuses on increasing its markets share in the US faith sector in width and depth.  Long term - the company is to develop and grow market shares in three additional target areas, together with churches. The customer numbers are displayed in the table, with a total market potential of $5.5 billion.

Market Churches Public schools Private schools Not-For Profit Market size >340k >98k >3k >1.6 million

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Revenue Analysis Revenue Creation

Individual users payment through Pushpay. Pushpay transact the money to churches, schools, charities and S&M companies.

  • 1. Subscription Fee
  • 2. Processing Fee
  • 3. Grant from government
  • 4. Interest

Pushpay also provides engagement solutions for

  • rganizations for online

community establish.

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Revenue Analysis Why is this revenue created?

Pushpay delivers business value through their services which meets customer needs initiated by e-commerce and mobile device development.

70%

New Zealanders own a smartphone by 2015

Communication with Online APPs is replacing physical interactions. Higher demand on convenience and simplification of nearly all aspects of daily life.

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Revenue Analysis Revenue estimation

62.6

Annual Committed Monthly Revenue (In Million US dollar)

100

2017 June 2018 March

Key drivers for revenue growth:

  • Monthly payment increasing due to cohort growth with the enlarged

customer size.

  • Customer number growth based on the optimistic market potential, in

terms of the huge amount of churches, schools and Not-For-Profit

  • rganizations.
  • New market development in faith sector.
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Revenue Analysis Risk and Opportunities

Major risks of revenue component Major opportunities of revenue component

Trust and satisfaction are the core of an

  • nline transaction platform like Pushpay,

which is highly related to customer experience when using APP or website.

  • External risks: substitute product

would emerge along with the widespread utilization of social media. (WeChat as an example)

  • Internal risks: system stability and
  • ptimization.

Further revenue opportunities of Pushpay is generated by its competitive advantages as follows.

  • Completeness of solutions providing

with both payment and engagement.

  • Mature network and recourses within

the industry, such as social network with top churches.

  • Cooperation with other companies

by customer resource sharing to enlarge Pushpay market share.

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  • Professional

service fees,

  • ccupancy

costs, stock exchange listing expenses.

  • Offline process

cost.

  • External

advertising cost, promotional events, brand building and corporate communications.

  • Offline Process cost
  • Technology

platform maintenance

  • Online process

costs

  • Transactional fee and

payment to third party

  • Online process cost

Third party direct cost Product development and maintenance cost General and

  • ther

administration cost Sales and marketing cost

Cost Component Analysis

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Costs 2017(US$000) 2016(US$000) Change Third party direct cost 14869 4580 225% Product Development and Maintenance cost 7821 3050 156% Sales and Marketing cost 19206 10044 91% General and other Administrative cost 15101 5865 157% Total Cost 56997 23539

Estimated Total Cost

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Risk

  • Processing cost are expected

to increase in the near future.

  • The fast changing

development in technology may lead to higher technology investment.

Opportunity

  • Focus on reducing third party

direct cost by forming good ties with financial institutions.

  • Reducing client success fees by

focusing on cloud-based solutions.

  • Increasing R&D efficiency by
  • btaining grant and social

sharing.

  • The strategic alliance with intuit-

the accounting software firm.

Cost Analysis- Risk and Opportunities

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Value Propositions

Simplicity

Community Enhancement

Efficiency Empower

  • ment

Security

Transparency through

engagement

Mobile

Value Propositions

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The Value Creation Process

Church Pushpay Donor/Payer Charity School S&M Companies 3rd Party Developer

Engagement Participation Social Community Payment Engagement Payment Payment

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Content Customer Experience Platform

  • Products info for church, charity and

school are very brief

  • Details and demo has to be

requested by customers

  • Simple and efficient payment solutions

through mobile app., web and text.

  • Provides engagement and community tools

for churches, donors, and among them.

  • Datacenter-hosted platforms to support

payments through mobile, text, website & 3rd party APIs.

  • But valid only in USA, AU, NZ and CA
  • Debit card, and credit card of VISA,

MasterCard, American Express and Discover only.

The Pushpay Business Model Status

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An External Perspective

Dimensions Church School Charity S&M Businesses Note Loyalty

High High Low Low Extent of shared interest

Size

Small High Medium High Group size

Wealth

High Medium Low Medium-Low Purchasing power

Competition

Low High Low High Competing offerings

Revenue Model Church School Charity S&M Businesses Business Model Bias

Pay Volume-based Pay Mixed of Free + Pay Free& Volume-based Pay

Note Pay to Access Small Unite Access fee Advertising Fee and/or Small Access Fee

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Value Proposition Indicators Pay Free Mix Compelling Content Coverage Distribution control Choice Context Convenience Connectivity Community Comment Customization Conversation Collaboration Citizenship Customer experience Application Consumer review and compensation

Source: KPMG,2009

An Internal Perspective

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The Business Model Matrix

School S&M Charity Church

School

Revenue Model Bias Pay Supportive Initiatives Free Supportive Initiatives Mix Supportive Initiatives Churches

Pay

Strengthen distribution control for client commitment Schools

Volume- based pay

Strengthen distribution control for client commitment Create features of community, connectivity and collaboration between schools; expose school products online for easier identification Enhance customer review and compensation Charities

Mixed of free+pay

Strengthen client control, as well as more functional applications Create features of community, connectivity and collaboration between Charities. Enhance customer review and compensation S&M Enterprises

Free& Volume- based Pay

Create features of community, connectivity, collaboration between schools; increase products exposure, as well as product citizenship impacts for clients

  • Enhance customer

review and compensation

  • Launch distinctive

features and more functionality.

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Theoretical and Managerial Implications

  • The model(platform, customer experience and

content) must be coupled with understandings of

customer needs and industrial analysis first.

  • The 20c value proposition theory more appropriate

for ender user market, less for business-to-business software providers: connectivity, engagement, community

Theoretical implications

  • Continuous product development for leading

functionality and system compatibility to cope with risks (platform stability, increasing social media functions) .

  • To reduce costs, good ties with financial institutions,

strategic alliance, obtaining grants and social sharing R&D, support via Cloud-based solutions

  • Prioritize initiatives by the revenue model bias.
  • Church market is appropriate for pay model, charities and

school for less-pay model and S&M for free to volume- based model. Managerial implications

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