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Results FY 2006 April 4 th , Frankfurt am Main Agenda Agenda FY 2006 at a G FY 2006 at a Glan ance ce I Business Model Business Model II Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter III Financials Financials IV


  1. Results FY 2006 April 4 th , Frankfurt am Main

  2. Agenda Agenda FY 2006 at a G FY 2006 at a Glan ance ce I Business Model Business Model II Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter III Financials Financials IV Key Investment Highlights Key Investment Highlights V Results FY 2006 1 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  3. Agenda Agenda FY 2006 at a G FY 2006 at a Glan ance ce I Business Model Business Model II Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter III Financials Financials IV Key Investment Highlights Key Investment Highlights V Results FY 2006 2 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  4. FY 2006 at a Glance FY 2006 at a Glance Sales 173,1 Mio. € Sales 173,1 Mio. € ► 1 Redesign of the Ty Redesign of the Tyre Distribution Chain re Distribution Chain (+34 % yoy) (+34 % yoy) EU, USA, Japan – EU, USA, Japan – ↑ : : ► Internat International Growth Story ional Growth Story 2 +42 % yoy +42 % yoy EBIT: 10,2 Mio. € EBIT: 10,2 Mio. € Operational Excellence at Low Costs Operational Excellence at Low Costs ► 3 (+79 % yoy) (+79 % yoy) Market share in Europe Market share in Europe ► Excellent Growth Opportunities Excellent Growth Opportunities 4 approx. approx. 1,5 % 1,5 % Dividend recommenda- Dividend recommenda- ► Sustainable and Profitable Business Model Sustainable and Profitable Business Model 5 tion tion 1,20 € 1,20 € (+20 % yoy) (+20 % yoy) Results FY 2006 3 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  5. Agenda Agenda FY 2006 at a Glan FY 2006 at a G ance ce I Business Model Business Model II Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter III Financials Financials IV Key Investment Highlights Key Investment Highlights V Results FY 2006 4 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  6. Tyres Tyres � relevant: Passenger Car Tyre Replacement Market � Sales 2006 in D, according to BRV (Association of the German Tyre Industry) � Passenger Car Tyres total: 47,4 mil unchanged vs. 2005 (forecast: + 1%) � Winter tyres: 24,7 mil = + 2% (forecast: + 6,2%) � Summer tyres: 22,7 mil = – 2,2% (forecast –4,3%) � „Umrüstquote“ (reequipment rate): 57% (2005: 54%) � Increase in retail inventories in D: 3,4 mil � Forecast for 2007: + 2,1% increase in sales � ADAC „Reifenmonitor“ 2007 � 2,5% have bought their last set of tyres via the Internet (2006: 1,8%) � 18-29 bracket: 4,8% (2006: 3,3%) � 15% indicated interest to buy online in the future (2006: 14%) ► Big, mature market Results FY 2006 5 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  7. Internet Internet � BITKOM (Association of the German IT and Telecom Industry) � Germany 2006: 6% more citizens online than 2 years ago � expected to increases to >70% in 2010 (2007: 57%) � France and Eastern Europe will catch up � ~ 70 % of all North-Americans are in the Internet, but only 38,9 % Europeans and 10,7 % Asians � B2C sales in D 2006 in D: 16,3 bil € 2010: >70% ► Internet-penetration is long-term driver of Delticom sales Results FY 2006 6 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  8. Delticom – Business Units Delticom – usiness Units eCommerce (since eComm rce (since 2000) 2000) Wholesale Wholesale (sin (since ce 1999) 1999) Onli Online B ne Busi sines ness Off Offline Business / Sourcing ine Business / Sourcing Knowledge about markets and prices Knowledge about markets and prices B2C / B2B B2C / B2B Synergies Synergies High vo High volumes lumes Intelligent software system Intelligent software system Entry in new countries Entry in new countries Results FY 2006 7 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  9. Delticom is European Market Leader Delticom is European Market Leader Results FY 2006 8 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  10. Redesign of the Tyre Distribution Chain Redesign of the Tyre Distribution Chain ► Pre-Delticom Pre-Delticom Delticom Redesign Delticom Redesign Euro Eu ropean T Tyre No Non-E n-Europea ropean Tyre Tyre Euro Eu ropean T Tyre No Non-E n-Europea ropean Tyre Tyre Manufac Man facturers ers Man Manufac facturers ers Man Manufac facturers ers Man Manufac facturers ers Wholesalers Wholesalers Delticom E Delticom European ropean Wholesalers Wholesalers Dist Distribution Centers ribution Centers Retailers Retailers Fit Fitting Sta ing Stations ions B2B Customers B2B Cus omers Custo Customers ers B2C Cust B2C Customers omers Results FY 2006 9 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  11. Strategy Strategy Customer Orientation Customer Orientation Cost Leadership Cost Leadership Growth Focus Growth Focus � Se Secu cure su suffi ffici cient su ent supply pply in � Lower purchase prices Lower purchase prices � Utilize firs first- t-mo move ver a r adva vantag ntage peak times through closer co- through increased purchase through fast geographic operations with suppliers and volume and early ordering expansion into new markets inventory management � Establish new shop new shops in � Pooling of EU transport existing markets in Europe � Im Improve cus prove customer val omer value: e: volumes to reduce reduce Time and money saving tran transp sportati tation on co costs sts � � Attract new customers by purchase process increased market increased marketing ef ing effor forts Broader product offering � � Keep organizational structure Larger network of service � lean through attention to � Ex Explo ploit cus customer val omer value e partners further au auto toma mati tion on and through cross-selling and customer services outso tsourc rcin ing po g pote tential ial � repeat purchases ► Will be continued in 2007 Results FY 2006 10 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  12. Agenda Agenda FY 2006 at a G FY 2006 at a Glan ance ce I Business Model Business Model II Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter III Financials Financials IV Key Investment Highlights Key Investment Highlights V Results FY 2006 11 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  13. Weak Winter Season Weak Winter Season � ~1,5 mil additional tyres (vs. 2005) produced for 2006 winter season � Winter tyre season started well in October. � Problem: Demand surge of the „Reifenverordnung“ did not materialize (BRV): „The winter was much too warm so that the new legislation (appropriate : tyres) did not result in a winter tyre boom.“ � Board decision: Focus on profitability despite warm winter and less sales than expected � IPO helped to activate additional demand � Also working in favor of Delticom: low price elasticity of demand in warm winters ► Stable and increasing margins Results FY 2006 12 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  14. Strong Delticom Q4‘06 Strong Delticom Q4‘06 Results FY 2006 13 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  15. Agenda Agenda FY 2006 at a G FY 2006 at a Glan ance ce I Business Model Business Model II Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter Successful Q4 Despite Warm Winter III Financials Financials IV Key Investment Highlights Key Investment Highlights V Results FY 2006 14 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  16. Sourcing from Suppliers Sourcing from Suppliers � Global best price sourcing: Dealer / manufacturer with best price (incl. Freight) gets the deal � Communicate price changes in the market to brand leaders improves relationship to important players � Delticom does not rely on standard „manufacturer-to-retail“ – data but creates own B2C forecasts which are communicated to manufacturers (early production planning) Strong supply-side network economics ► Results FY 2006 15 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  17. Selling to Customers Selling to Customers � Existing customers help to decrease saisonality in the topline � Share of repurchasers increased (2005: 8,0%, 2006: 8,7%) � Business still mainly driven by new customers (2005: 47,4% of total customers, 2006: 39,3%) � Own survey show high customer satisfaction with price, offer and buying process Repurchases constitute important growth potential ► Results FY 2006 16 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

  18. B2C Sales Increased Relative to Wholesale B2C Sales Increased Relative to Wholesale � eCommerce increases in importance � Delticom is european market leader � online-shopping + online-marketing: more and more customers find their way into the Internet � Wholesale remains important � Set-up of logics chain in new geographical regions � Offtake-Agreements (private brands) need high volumes � Ensures availability for tyres for eCommerce Delticom is european market leader ► Results FY 2006 17 I II IV V III April 4th, Frankfurt am Main

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