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SI NGER THAI LAND PRESENTATI ON Presentation Topics Business Company Overviews I ndustrial Overviews Overviews Competitors 2008 Objectives 2008 Business Credit Approval I mprovement Receivables & Collection I


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SI NGER THAI LAND

PRESENTATI ON

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Presentation Topics

  • Company Overviews
  • I ndustrial Overviews
  • Competitors

Business Overviews

  • 2008 Objectives
  • Credit Approval I mprovement
  • Receivables & Collection I mprovement
  • Revenues I mprovement

2008 Business Performance

  • Defensive Strategy

2009 Strategy

  • 1. Financial Highlights
  • 2. Gross Margin
  • 3. S&A Expenses

Financial Highlights

  • 1. Sewing Machine Donation
  • 2. Donation to Communities
  • 3. Quality Awards Achievement
  • 4. Good Governance Awards

Corporate Social Responsibility

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  • Company Overviews
  • I ndustrial Overviews
  • Competitors

Business Overviews

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1996-7 1984 1957 1925 1889

First Business in the Kingdom of Thailand, Kiem Hua Heng was appointed to be the distributor for Singer Sewing Machines in Siam The first Company which introduced the Hire Purchase business Expanded business

  • f home appliances

by distributing top- quality refrigerators Listed on the SET, June 28 1984 Made record annual sales of 8,524 mil THB Total customer base reached 831,000 installment accounts

2009 2007-8 2006 2005 2004

His Majesty the King bestowed the Garuda emblem to Singer Thailand PCL. on May 24, 2004 Focused on motorcycle sales, representing 61% of total sales, with home appliances at 39% Business loss from provisions, write-offs Turnaround plan to solve the motorcycle problems and re- focus on sales of electrical home appliances with a replacement market by developing a trade-in approach

I mprovement Year by Year: -

  • 1. Credit Approval

Procedures

  • 2. Receivable &

Collection

  • 3. Sale Revenues

Historical Background & Milestone

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  • WHITE GOODS

– REFRIGERATOR – CHEST FREEZERS – BEVERAGE COOLER – WINE CELLAR – WATER COOLER – WASHING MACHINE – GAS RANGE – AIR CONDITION – WATER PUMP – MICROWAVE OVEN – ELECTRIC FAN – HOME SHOWER – RICE COOKER – ELECTRIC IRON

  • BROWN GOODS

– TELEVISION – HOME THEATRE – DVD

  • SEWING GROUP

– SEWING MACHINE – STREAM PRESS INSURANCE

  • MUANG THAI LIFE ASSURANCE

COMPUTER PC (SVOA) SATELLITE DISH (SAMART) Motorcycle (Suzuki, Yamaha, etc) Agricultural Machine (Choomsin)

SI NGER BRAND NON-SI NGER BRAND Our Products

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Strong Customers’ Based

  • n C & D Groups

TARGET CUSTOMERS

  • Living in rural areas
  • Low range gov’t

Officer

  • Housewife, Farmer

Thailand income distribution (2006) 2.2% > 30K 12.0% 10 – 30K

Population w/ income < 10K

Our target ~80%

  • f Thailand’s

population

Source : National Statistical Office

Our Customer Base

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  • Of Total Sales, ~75% comes from

the Central and East provinces of Thailand

Total Shop : 194 Branches Total Sales Agents : 3,697 Persons

ภาคใต

South

ภาคตะวันออก

East

ภาคกลาง

Central

ภาคเหนือ

North

36.10%

38.45%

7.37%

18.08%

ภาคตะวันออกเฉียงเหนือ

Northeast

Strong Distribution Network

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SINGER’s two direct competitors (DE Capital, MIDA) in the direct selling hire purchase industry have decided focus on other industries thereby leaving SINGER as the sole company to sell on direct selling hire purchase

9% 5% 3% 0% 0%

25% 25% 14% 12% 10% 66% 70% 83% 88% 90%

2005 2006 2007 2008E 2009F

DE MIDA SINGER

Competitors: Direct Competitors

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SWOT

WEAKNESSES OPPORTUNI TI ES THREATS

I NTERNAL EXTERNAL

STRENGTHS

1. Strong Brand Loyalty 2. Expertise on HP System 3. Strong Distribution Coverage 4. “Good Service” Brands 5. Strong Direct Sales Forces 6. Trade-in Campaign 1. Product Differentiation 2. No Production Base 3. Low Education of Sales Forces 4. Rely on Customer Based C & D 1. Fade out of Direct Competitors 2. Multi-Product, Multi-Brand Trade – in

  • 3. H P Behavior Growing up from

Economic Decline 4. Maintain the Price of Agricultural Products by Government Action 1. Economic Decline 2. Setting up of Modern Trade in upcountry 3. Political Problems 4. Volatility for the Price of Agricultural Products

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  • 2008 Objectives
  • Credit Approval I mprovement
  • Receivables & Collection

I mprovement

  • Revenues I mprovement

2008 Business Performance

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Credit Control Process: Good Customer

Filter I

S/A Screening

  • Occupation
  • Income
  • Accommodation
  • Assets Security
  • Guarantors

Apply for HP

Filter II

CCO Screening

  • Credit Scoring
  • Black List
  • NCB
  • Checkers' Report

(Focus for all C-Shops And some of B & A Shops)

Filter III

UM / SM Review

  • All applications

From S/A must be Reviewed by Shop Manager

Approve HP

Credit Approval Flow

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Singer Call Center : Roles and Responsibilities

Warning Call After-sales Service Welcome Call Telesales

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Shop Manager In case of steps 1- 4 not working, Shop Managers have to assume responsibilities for the loss occurred. If they have not followed the company regulations Salesman’s Guarantors In case of disappearance

  • f salesman, salesman’s

guarantors will be sued under their commitments. Salesman In case of the disappearance of the customer and guarantors, salesmen will assume the responsibility by deducting from their security deposits or cash payment in place of customer and guarantors. HP Guarantors In case the customer disappeared or does not have the ability to pay or does not have any valuable assets which can be used for payment then the customer’s guarantors will be sued. HP Customer

  • Notices Issued
  • Cancel HP Contracts
  • Take product back
  • Sue customer for the

remaining balance.

1 2 3 5 4

5 Steps for Refunding the Loss from HP Accounts

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Motorcycle Business & Electrical Home Appliances (in Value) 2005 2008

Product Strategy:

Since 2006 – Refocus on Electrical Home Appliances

HA 45% Motorcycle 55% Motorcycle 7% HA 93%

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Sales Proportion by Product Categories

2008 2007

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PRODUCTS

YEAR 2004 YEAR 2005 YEAR 2006 YEAR 2007 YEAR 2008

REFRIGERATORS

39,388 35,397 30,868 27,543 36,221

TELEVISION

40,084 36,280 24,976 23,680 26,044

WASHING MACHINE

51,228 47,870 30,193 30,900 56,072

SEWING MACHINE

10,170 10,830 8,715 10,036 11,922

STEREOS/AUDIO

4,027 741 2,926 2,274 1,996

VCD/DVD

4,306 4,845 1,782 4,014 4,196

FREEZER/BEV.COOLER

10,254 9,853 10,387 11,556 16,487

KITCHEN/GAS STOVE

5,645 5,315 4,954 4,345 3,309

AIR CONDITIONER

1,222 1,881 840 1,655 2,726

STRATEGY FOR 2008 AND BEYOND :  PUSH UP HOME APPLIANCES

Home Appliances Units Sale For the Year 2004 - 2008

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  • 1. Financial Highlights
  • 2. Gross Margin
  • 3. S&A Expenses

Financial Highlights

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Financial Highlights 2006 - 2008

'000 Baht

2006 2007 2008 Revenues 3,813.12 2,514.14 2,355.36 Gross Margin 1,837.80 1,070.93 1,081.10 S&A Expenses 1,735.10 1,291.54 1,046.53 Profit (Loss) from Sales

  • 1,113.29
  • 438.29
  • 102.92

EBITDA

  • 1,014.07
  • 339.38

40.37 Income Before Interest andTax

  • 1,075.78
  • 392.96
  • 6.32

Net Profit (Loss)

  • 1,233.04
  • 500.22
  • 81.60

Bank Interest 156.95 107.10 75.14

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Gross Margin

Gross Margin

Strategy for the Replacement Market -Trade-in That leads to: -

1. Changing in the proportion of sales HA Vs. MTC

  • HA shifts from 55% to 77%
  • MTC shifts from 25% to 7%
  • 2. Improvement of Total Gross Margin
  • 38% in Y2006 to 50% in Y2008
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Selling & Administrative Expenses

S&A Reduction with the main reasons as below :-

1.) A significant decrease of Bad Debts due to a significant reduction of MTC accounts combine with the improvement of Installment Accounts Quality resulting from the strict pre-approval credit procedures. 2.) A cost reduction programs from the closing of the Non- profitable branches.

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  • 1. Sewing Machine Donation
  • 2. Donation to Communities
  • 3. Quality Product Awards

Achievement

  • 4. Good Governance Awards

Corporate Social Responsibility

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Donation To Community

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Quality Awards Achievement

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Good Governance

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  • Strategy for 2009

2009 Strategy

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Strategy:

  • Cautious and Prudent
  • Manageable expansion
  • Quality over quantity
  • Margin improvement
  • Tightening credit control
  • Collection focused
  • More efficient store utilization

Strategy for 2009

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SI NGER ... has a way to make your house a home

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