Sage Group plc results for the six months ended 31 March 2017 Safe - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Sage Group plc results for the six months ended 31 March 2017

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Agenda: • Summary Stephen Kelly • CFO review Chief Executive Officer • Progress @SKellyCEO • Outlook • Q&A #SageResults 03 Sage Group plc interim results 2017

H1 17 Summary The strategy is Strong foundations Q2 momentum working and road map continuing into H2 for accelerating growth #SageResults 04 Sage Group plc interim results 2017

Steve Hare Chief Financial Officer @SteveHareCFO #SageResults 05 Sage Group plc interim results 2017

Organic and underlying revenue H1 17 H1 16 Revenue Growth £m £m Organic* £838m £787m +6.4% Inorganic adjustments £74m £76m Underlying* £912m £863m +5.7% H1 17 H1 16 Operating Profit Margin % Change % % -40bps Organic 25.2% 25.6% -40bps Underlying 25.1% 25.5% *See appendix for definitions #SageResults 06 Sage Group plc interim results 2017

Financial summary H1 17 H1 16 Change £838m £787m +6.4% Organic revenue £211m £201m +5.0% Organic operating profit Organic Margin % 25.2% 25.6% -40bps 14.5p 14.2p +2.0% Underlying EPS Non-recurring items (exceptional costs) (£19m) (£29m) Recurring items (£12m) (£8m) Statutory Operating Profit £180m £137m +32% Reconciliation to Non-GAAP EBITDA: Organic operating profit £211m £201m +5.0% Share based payments £5m £6m Underlying depreciation and amortisation £17m £15m Non-GAAP EBITDA £233m £222m +5.4% Non-GAAP EBITDA margin 27.9% 28.2% #SageResults 07 Sage Group plc interim results 2017

Strong capital metrics Underlying Underlying cash flow from £229m £238m Opening net debt (£397m) operating profit operating activities Free cash flow £166m Depreciation/ £17m amortisation Interest (£10m) M&A (£87m) Share-based £5m payments Tax paid (£39m) Ordinary (£101m) dividends Change in working capital £2m and deferred income Exchange movement (£15m) Exceptional costs (£23m) on debt Net CAPEX (£15m) Underlying cash flow from £238m Free cash flow £166m Closing net debt (£434m) operating activities Key Metrics: Free cash flow as Cash conversion 104% 18% Net leverage 0.9x % of revenue #SageResults 08 Sage Group plc interim results 2017

Revenue categories +6% +31% Software +10% subscription Recurring Revenue Other -3% recurring -8% SSRS +11% Processing H1 16 H1 17 #SageResults 09 Sage Group plc interim results 2017

Software subscriber growth Software subscriber growth Growth in ASB of £82m to £618m over last 6 months 15% £m 630 2 11 610 22 590 570 34 550 13 618 530 510 536 490 470 450 Sep-16 Sage One Sage 50 Sage 200 Sage X3 Other Mar-17 #SageResults 10 Sage Group plc interim results 2017

Regional overview Northern Europe Central North & Southern America Europe International #SageResults 11 Sage Group plc interim results 2017

Subscription penetration 35% Europe Recurring Mix H1 16: 31% 78% What went well • Every major European country excl. France H1 16: 75% growing above the group revenue growth rate • Northern Europe revenue growth of 8%, driven by: • Strong performance from Sage 50 Accounts, achieving 30% recurring revenue growth • X3 - 34% growth • Central Europe: 8% revenue growth • Iberia: 8% revenue growth H1 17 H1 16 Revenue Growth £m £m Areas for improvement Recurring £361m £329m +10% • France Processing £20m £18m +11% • Monetising new products SSRS £81m £90m -10% • Phase out first year premium Total £462m £437m +6% #SageResults 12 Sage Group plc interim results 2017

Subscription penetration 22% Recurring Mix North America 78% H1 16: 12% H1 16: 76% What went well • USA: X3 grew by 25% • USA: triple digit software subscription growth in Sage 50c & 200c • Canada: 9% growth, driven by Sage 50c and 200c Areas for improvement • USA subscription growth • USA focus on top 30 partners H1 17 H1 16 Revenue Growth £m £m Recurring £187m £174m +7% Processing £17m £16m +4% SSRS £37m £40m -7% Total £241m £230m +5% #SageResults 13 Sage Group plc interim results 2017

International Subscription penetration 55% Recurring Mix What went well 73% H1 16: 51% • Brazil: 23% revenue growth, double digit recurring revenue growth H1 16: 72% • Africa: 14% X3 growth, 64% growth in Sage One revenue • Middle East: growing by 23%, with strong Sage X3 growth • Australia: 8% growth, with strong recurring revenue growth H1 17 H1 16 Areas for improvement Revenue Growth £m £m • South East Asia: focus on C4L Recurring £99m £86m +16% Processing £7m £5m +36% SSRS £29m £29m -% Total £135m £120m +13% #SageResults 14 Sage Group plc interim results 2017