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Tiger Brands Limited Interim Results Investor Presentation 2010 Adding value to life 1 Group results and capital distribution for half year ended 31 March 2010 AGENDA Corporate S trategy A Context for Performance S


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TigerBrandsLimited InterimResultsInvestorPresentation 2010

Adding value to life

Group results and capital distribution for half year ended 31 March 2010

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AGENDA

Corporate S trategy A Context for Performance S alient Features S alient Features Financial Analysis S egmental Performance Outlook

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CORPORATESTRATEGY PeterMatlare

ChiefExecutiveOfficer

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Ensuringaplatformforsustainedgrowth

  • Focus on organic growth central to

OrganicGrowth

  • Focusonorganicgrowthcentralto

longtermvaluecreation

  • Operationalexcellenceiskeyfor

success

  • Acquisitionsremainacritical

growth vector growthvector

  • Extendingintoadjacentcategories

willcontinue

International Expansion Domestic Acquisitions

  • Investmentinourfacilitiesremains

anenablertogrowth

  • Investmentinbrandskeytolong

termequity

  • Investment in people underpins
  • Investmentinpeopleunderpins

longtermperformance

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ContextforPerformance:EconomicTrends

Consumerspendingpowerremains constrained

  • GDPgrowthrecoverystartsinQ42009
  • But…

..

  • Householddebtremainshigh
  • 870000jobslost
  • Disposableincomecontinuestodrop
  • Realhouseholdconsumptionexpenditure

p p innegativeterritoryandexpenditureon nondurablesfailstorecover

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Source:SAReserveBank/NedbankEconomicguide/Econometrix

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ContextforPerformance:MarketTrends

  • T
  • talmarketvolumedeclinesdeepenintoQ12010
  • R

l l d li h Ti h d li d l i j it f t i

  • Realvolumedeclines,however,Tigerhasdeclinedlessinmajorityofcategories

Total South Africa - Total Category - Volume Growth/ Decline Trends

  • 1.0
  • CategoriesinwhichTigerBrandsparticipates
  • 2.7
  • 3.0
  • 2.0

Category Volume Growth

  • 5.0
  • 4.0
  • 6.1
  • 6.7
  • 7.0
  • 6.0

Source: Nielsen

  • 8.0

Mat LY vs Mat TY 6mm Curr vs 6mm YA 3mm Curr vs YA

Source: Nielsen

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ContextforPerformance:ShopperBehaviour

  • Shopperbehaviourchangesunderbudgetpressure
  • Fewershoppingoccasionsinthemonth
  • Broadsheet price shopping
  • Broadsheetpriceshopping
  • Switchtocheapergrocerybrands
  • Retailerspushdealerownbrandstoenhancemarginsfacilitatedbyfavourableexchangerate
  • Bothmanufacturersandretailershavefelttheimpactofthesechallengingtimes

ActionsTakentoSaveonHHExpenditure

%

75 68 68 67 65 55 53 48 47

60 70 80

SABehaviour GlobalBehaviour

48 47 45 30 28

30 40 50

15 46 54 55 50 43 34 37 38 34 30 24 18 13

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ways Ent. thes lec ands Exp ays ch. ems ten tion rands king C utdownonTakeAway utDownonOutofHomeE SpendL essonnewcloth SaveonG as/ Elec tchtocheapergrocerybran C utDownTelExp C utDownHoliday Delayupg radingTech DelayreplacementHHitem Usemycarlessoften C utoutannualvacatio wnorBuyC heaperAlcBra C utDownS moking S Ni l C ut Switc De C utDow Source:Nielsen

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TigerBrandsResponse

  • M

i t ti h i

  • M arginprotectionemphasis
  • Increasedmarketinginvestment
  • IncreasedTradeinvestmentforactivation
  • Judiciouspricemanagement
  • Leadingbrandspartlymitigatedeffectsofseveredownturn
  • Thebenefitofadiversifiedbasketstrategy

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SalientFeatures

FM CGOperations p Turnover 2% Operatingincome +5%

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HEPS(cents)

764.2 800 900 627.3 668.9 600 700 400 500

+22%

200 300

+7%

100

F 2009 F 2010 F 2010 (excl BEE) F2009 F2010 F2010(exclBEE) F2009 F2010 F2010(exclBEE)

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InterimDistribution– centspershare

245 270

250 300 200 250 150

+10%

50 100 50

F 2009 F 2010 F2009 F2010 F2009 F2010

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FINANCIALANAL YSIS

Michael Fleming MichaelFleming

ChiefFinancialOfficer

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IncomeStatementforHalfyearendingM arch

Rm 2010 2009 % Change

Continuingoperations g p

Turnover 10,187 11,154 (9%) FM CG 10,187 10,418 (2%) Oceana

  • 736

Oceana 736 OperatingIncome 1,594 1,602

  • FM CG

1,594 1,523 5% Oceana 79 Oceana

  • 79

Incomefrominvestments 11 13 (18%) Netfinancingcosts (48) (164) 71% I f A i 94 58 63% IncomefromAssociates 94 58 63% Profitbeforetaxationandabnormalitems 1,651 1,509 9% Incometaxexpense (463) (472) 2% Profitaftertaxationbeforeabnormalitems 1,188 1,037 15%

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IncomeStatementforHalfyearendingM arch

% Rm 2010 2009 Change

Continuingoperations

P fi f i b f b l i 1 188 1 037 15% Profitaftertaxationbeforeabnormalitems 1,188 1,037 15% Abnormalitems (187) (51) Tax onabnormalitems 35 2 Profit after taxation 1 036 988 5% Profitaftertaxation 1,036 988 5% DiscontinuedOperations– SeaHarvest

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Netprofitforthe period 1,036 1,031 1% Attributable to: Attributableto: Ordinaryshareholders 1,046 990 6% Non ControllingInterest (10) 41 HEPS(cents) excludingonceoffempowermenttransaction costs 764.2 627.3 22% HEPS(cents) 668.9 627.3 7% HEPS(cents) 668.9 627.3 7% EPS(cents) 662.2 631.2 5%

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Turnoverbyoperatingsegment

Rm M arch 2010 M arch 2009 % Change Rm 2010 2009 Change

FM CG 10,187 10,418 (2%) DomesticFood 8,357 8,481 (1%) Grains 4 185 4 682 (11%) Grains 4,185 4,682 (11%)

M illingandbaking

2,905 3,158 (8%)

Othergrains

1,280 1,524 (16%) Groceries 1,751 1,419 23% Groceries 1,751 1,419 23% Snacks&Treats 920 877 5% Beverages 642 623 3% ValueAddedM eatProducts 721 741 (3%) ( ) OutofHome 138 139 (1%) HPC 972 1,031 (6%)

PersonalCare

300 345 (13%)

Baby Care

301 286 5%

HomeCare

371 400 (7%) Exports&International 935 969 (4%) Other– intersegment (76) (63) (21%) Fishing Oceana(2009:toM arch)

  • 736

TotalContinuingOperations 10,187 11,154 (9%)

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OperatingIncomebeforeabnormalitems

OperatingIncome % %Operating M argins Rm 2010 2009 Change 2010 2009 FM CG 1,594 1,523 5% 15.7% 14.6% Domestic Food 1 400 1 131 24% 16 7% 13 3% DomesticFood 1,400 1,131 24% 16.7% 13.3% Grains 782 601 30% 18.7% 12.8% M illingandBaking 582 440 32% 20.0% 13.9% Othergrains 200 161 24% 15.6% 10.6% G i 275 250 10% 15 7% 17 6% Groceries 275 250 10% 15.7% 17.6% Snacks&Treats 155 142 9% 16.9% 16.2% Beverages 80 66 20% 12.5% 10.7% ValueAddedM eatProducts 77 56 38% 10.7% 7.5% OutofHome 31 16 92% 22.3% 11.5% HPC 244 260 (6%) 25.0% 25.2% Personal 88 105 (16%) 29.2% 30.3% Babycare 87 79 10% 28.9% 27.7% abyca e 8 9 0% 8 9% % Homecare 69 76 (10%) 18.6% 19.1% Exports&International 25 156 (84%) 2.6% 16.1% Other (73) (24) Fishing– Oceana

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10.7% TOTAL CONTINUINGOPERATIONS 1,594 1,602

  • 15.7%

14.4%

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AbnormalItemsforHalfyearendedM arch

Rm 2010 2009

Continuing operations

Empowerment transaction costs – BEE Phase II (185)

  • Empowermenttransactioncosts

BEEPhaseII (185) Lossonsaleofproperty,plant&equipment,andimpairmentchargesonintangibles

  • (10)

Lossonsaleofinvestments

  • (4)

f (33) CostsrelatingtotheunsuccessfulattempttoacquireAVILtd

  • (33)

Recognitionofpensionfundsurpluses

  • 6

Other (2) (10) Total (187) (51)

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HEPSexcludingonceoffempowermenttransactioncostsasatM arch

Rm 2010 2009 % Change

Group

Headlineearnings 1,057 984 7% g , BEEPhaseIIempowermenttransactioncosts aftertax 151

  • Headlineearningsexcluding onceoffempowermentcosts

1,208 984 23% HEPS(cents) excludingonceoffempowermenttransaction costs 764.2 627.3 22% Weightedaverageshares(000’s) 158 014 156863 1%

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GroupBalanceSheetatM arch

Rm M arch 2010 M arch 2009

Assets Assets FixedassetsandIntangibles 4,570 3,698 Investments 1,585 1,711 CurrentAssets 6,001 6,280 Cash 166 139 Cash 166 139 Assetsclassifiedasheldforsale

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12,322 12,727 EquityandLiabilities O di Sh h ld E it 7 553 5 925 OrdinaryShareholdersEquity 7,553 5,925 NoncontrollingInterests 305 458 LongtermBorrowings 409 525 ShorttermBorrowings 646 1,718 b l NoncurrentLiabilities 447 470 CurrentLiabilities 2,962 3,397 Liabilitiesclassifiedasheldforsale

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12,322 12,727

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KeyStatisticsasatM arch

Rm 2010 2009

Continuing operations

NetDebt 889 2,104 NetDebt/ Equity% 11% 33% WorkingcapitalperR1turnover(cents) 22.2 19.4 Netinterestcover(times) 33.2 9.9 Operating income margin % (FM CG) 15 7% 14 6% Operatingincomemargin %(FM CG) 15.7% 14.6% Effectivetaxratebeforeabnormalitems 29.7% 32.3%

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CashflowforHalfyearendingM arch

M h M h Rm M arch 2010 M arch 2009

Cash Operating Profit 1 825 1 842 CashOperating Profit 1,825 1,842 Workingcapitalrequirements (212) (513) Cashgeneratedfromoperations 1,613 1,329 Net dividends received/ (net financing costs) 31 (140) Netdividendsreceived/ (netfinancingcosts) 31 (140) Taxationpaid (511) (600) Cashavailablefromoperations 1,133 589 Capital distributions and dividends (743) (877) Capital distributionsanddividends (743) (877) Netcashinflow/ (outflow)fromoperatingactivities 390 (288) Netcashoutflowfrominvestingactivities (923) (343) Net cash (outflow)/ inflow from financing activities (6) 79 Netcash(outflow)/ inflow fromfinancingactivities (6) 79 Netdecreaseincashandcashequivalent (539) (552) Cashandcashequivalents atbeginningoftheyear 187 (725) Cashandcashequivalents atendoftheperiod (352) (1,277)

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CapitalExpenditure&Commitments HalfyeartoM arch

Rm 2010 2009

Continuing operations Capitalexpenditure(Rmillion) 463 252 130

Replacement

184 130

Expansion

279 123 Capitalcommitments(Rmillion) 818 497

contracted

431 139

approved

387 358 pp

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GRAINS

Thabi Segoale ThabiSegoale

BusinessExecutive

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Performancemomentumsustained

PerformanceDrivers PerformanceHighlights

  • Consumerdowntradingsustainsunderlyingdemands
  • Brandleadershiplimitspricedecline
  • NetSales

11%

  • Operatingmargin

18.7%

  • Increasedmarketinginvestmentsupportsvolume
  • Stableoperatingplatform
  • EBIT

+30%

  • RandperUnitGrossM arginimproves

KeyChallenges

  • Shift in competitive landscape
  • Shiftincompetitivelandscape
  • Increasedcompetition– discounted
  • fferings(housebrands,otherbrands,etc.)
  • Differentconsumerbuyingpatterns

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M aizeM illing

Goodperformancedespitelowermarketprices

  • Profitabilitymaintained
  • I

d li l t

1900 2100

SAFEXWhiteM izeprice

Bumpercrop– 12ml. Rand strengthen R10 6

  • Increasedsupplies,slowerexports

leadingto:

  • Proliferationofcompetition

1700 1900

R

Rand strengthenR10,6 toR7,8 ElNinouncertainty CBOTincreaseby$25

  • LimitedSAFEXpricevolatility

andlowermarketprice realisations

1300 1500

Rand/ ton

Bumper Crop R13,1ml

realisations

  • Challengingoutlook

900. 1100

J an09–J ul09 Aug09–Dec09 J an10–Apr10 g p

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WheatM illing&Baking

Channel shift underpins strong performance Channelshiftunderpinsstrongperformance

  • Overallwheatflourvolumesmarginallynegative
  • Strongprofitabilityachievedthrough:
  • Favourableprocurementposition
  • Growthinselectedchannels
  • Stronggrowthinconsumerreadymixes

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WheatM illing&Baking

GoodgrowthimprovesAlbanyperformance

  • Albanyachievesvolumegrowth
  • Newpackdesigndifferentiatesandenhancesshelfimage
  • NewKZNbakeryontrackforcommissioninginJuly2010

Albanylaunchesanotherinnovation

100%SmoothWholegrainProduct:

  • 100%wholegraingoodness
  • Containswheatgerm,anaturalsourceof

Co ta s eat ge , a atu a sou ce o VitaminE

  • Highinfiber:keepsyouregular
  • Productissmooth(nobitsinthebread)
  • Ch l

t l f

  • Cholesterolfree
  • EndorsedbytheHeartFoundation

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TasticRice

Tasticperformanceimproves

  • T
  • talCategoryvolumesdeclineby6.7%ona12mmbasis

(Source: AC Nielsen M arch 2010) (Source:ACNielsen,M arch2010)

  • T
  • talpremiumvolumespositiveversuscomparativeperiod
  • Tastic share flat on a 12mm moving basis

good gains in the short

  • Tasticshareflatona12mmmovingbasis– goodgainsintheshort

termthroughtoM arch(Source:ACNielsen,M arch2010)

  • However,tradingenvironmentremainschallenging
  • Focusoncorestrategy leadingthepremiumricemarket

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BreakfastCereals

Innovation,brandinvestmentdrivegrowth

  • Goodvolumegrowthachieved

Jungle Oatso Easy Digestive

  • M orvite– No1brandwithinReadytoEatporridgesegment

(SourceACNielsen,Feb2010)

  • A

I t t N 2 b d ithi R d t E t id y g

  • AceInstant– No2brandwithinReadytoEatporridge

segment(SourceACNielsen,Feb2010)

  • Innovationdeliverscategorygrowthandimprovedmargin

Jungle Oats Cinnamon

  • UpweightedR&Dandmarketinginvestmentto

acceleratefuturegrowth

Morvite Pineapple Jungle Oats Jungle Oats Instant

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SUM M ARY GRAINS

  • Performanceobjectivesachieved
  • Keyoperationalfundamentalswellhoned
  • Keygrowthdrivers:
  • Redefinedmarketuniverse
  • Increasedmarketpenetration
  • Brandinvestmentandinnovation

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CONSUM ERBRANDS

Neil Brimacombe NeilBrimacombe

ExecutiveDirector

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Groceries

M ayonnaiseacquisitionassistsGroceriesperformance

Volumesunderpressure

  • Net Sales

+23%

PerformanceInhibitors

  • Consumer slow down & down trading

looking for

  • NetSales

+23%

  • EBIT

+10%

  • Consumerslowdown&downtrading– lookingfor

value

  • RelativepricingcompetitivenessonkeySKU’s

PerformanceDrivers

  • M ayonnaise
  • Significantpushesonprimecosts
  • Pasta
  • Expensemanagement

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M arketShare

Longtermmarketsharessustained

Intheshorttermsomemarketsharesareunderpressure

Volume Share (% ) 12mm 6mm 3mm 2009 2010 2009 2010 2010 2009 2010 2009 2010 2010 Baked Beans 66.3% 67.9% 69.9% 65.7% 66.6% T S 74 0% 74 6% 74 4% 74 7% 74 5% Tomato Sauce 74.0% 74.6% 74.4% 74.7% 74.5% Jam 60.9% 63.1% 62.8% 64.3% 64.7% Canned Veg 64.3% 67.6% 65.4% 67.5% 66.6% Pasta 40.5% 45.0% 46.6% 43.6% 42.8%

Source: Nielsen Feb 2010 Source: Nielsen Feb 2010

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Crosse&BlackwellAcquisition

SeamlessIntegration

  • Assumedcontrolofsupplychain,sellingandmarketingofbrand

witheffect1Oct2009

  • P

iti l f d i h f

  • Positivevolumeperformancedrivesshareperformance
  • Achievedacquisitionobjectivestodate

BRAND 12M M PREV 12M M CURR M AT% GROWTH 6M M YA 6M M CURR 6M M GROWTH 3M M YA 3M M CURR 3M M GROWTH CROSSE& BLACKWELL 53 2% 54 9% 5 6% 52 2% 53 3% 2 1% 51 6% 53 0% 3 9%

Source: Nielsen Feb 2010

BLACKWELL 53.2% 54.9% 5.6% 52.2% 53.3% 2.1% 51.6% 53.0% 3.9%

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SustainedInvestmentBehindCoreBrands

CONTINUEDKOOBRANDINVESTM ENT:Thebestthatyoucando!

  • Expanded capacity installed

New BITS line

  • Expandedcapacityinstalled
  • BrandInvestment

Mama KOO

M amaKOOadvertorial

Mama KOO 35

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Snacks&Treats

Pleasingperformance

PerformanceHighlights

  • Sales+5%
  • EBIT+9%

M arketchallenges

  • S

f l i h l l h l d i ifi

  • Sugarconfectvolumesinwholesalechannelundersignificantpressure
  • Pressureondisposalincome

Performanceboosters:

  • Channelmixboostsmargin
  • ContinuedsharegaininprofitableGums&Jelliessector
  • Focus on expanding distribution of profitable brands in priority channels
  • Focusonexpandingdistributionofprofitablebrandsinprioritychannels

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M anagingintoughtimes

KeyM anagementInitiatives

  • Continuetoextractefficiencysavingsthroughextendedvaluechain
  • Improvedtradingefficiencieswithkeycustomers
  • OptimisedourGums&Jelliesportfolioforgrowthandbestreturns
  • Relevantinnovationprogrammemeetingconsumerandtraderneeds

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Snacks&Treats

Innovationsupportingcategoryconsumption

J ungle J ungle

nowin BiteSize Newdesign– enhanced flavour Beacon Baked Bars BakedBars Capitalise

  • nbig

events

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Beverages

ContinuedGoodProgress

  • NetSales

+3%

  • EBIT

+20%

  • OperatingM argin

+1.8pp PerformanceDrivers M arketChallenges

  • Corebrandvolume

Efficiencies Excellent cost management Highlycompetitivepricing WeakdemandinQ1 Excellentcostmanagement

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Beverages

Drivinggrowthbyinvestinginthecorebrands

Oros Motherbrand TV campaign Roses Outdoor Energade Cricket Stadia Advertising

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Beverages

Excitingtheconsumerwithrelevantinnovation

OrosIceTea EnergadeChamps

Super 7 Smoothie new variants

Super7SmoothieTaxirankactivation 41

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ValueAddedM eatProducts

Strongmarginsandvolumesshowingrecovery

  • NetSales

3%

  • EBIT

+38%

  • Continuewithincreasedbrandinvestment
  • Encouragingmarketsharerecovery
  • Investmentinfacilitiescontinuestopaydividends

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OutofHome

Strongmarginimprovementbutvolumesstillunderpressure

  • NetSales

1%

  • EBIT

+92%

  • Closureoflossmakingprepreparedmealsbusinessinprioryear
  • I d

d t t t l i t d l

  • Independentrestaurantclosuresimpactedonvolumes
  • Ingredientscategoryplatformenablesfocus
  • Successfully integrated C & B in this channel
  • SuccessfullyintegratedC&Binthischannel

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Langeberg&AshtonFoods

GlobalmarketsslowdownandstrongRandhurt

Volumes (Core)

+15%

Volumes(Core)

15%

NetSales 6% O

ti l R30

Operatingloss R30m

KeyChallenges

SustainedstrongRand DepressedPureepricing Cancostpush Slow global restocking Slowglobalre stocking

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HPC BrendaKoornneef

BusinessExecutive

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PersonalCare

M arketdynamics&Operationalchallenges

  • NetSales

13%

  • EBIT

16%

Challenges

  • Significantmarketcontractiondeepensintotheshortterm

PersonalCareM arket

(WhereTigerCompetes)

12mm 6mm 3mm Feb

(M onth)

VOLUM E

3% 7% 7% 9%

  • ServicelevelshamperDGlines

VALUE +9% +3% +1%

1%

Source: AC Nielsen Feb10

IntegrationofDesignerGroupandPersonalCaresuccessfullycompleted

  • Ingram’sCamphorCreammanufacturebroughtinhouse
  • Integrationsavingstodriveimprovedbrandsupportandvolumegrowth
  • Fixedcoststightlycontrolled

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PersonalCare

PersonalCareremainsaGrowthVector

  • Ingram’spositionedforgrowth
  • Additionalmarketinginvestment
  • CamphorCreampackupgrade
  • Inhousemanufacturedeliverssavings
  • f

  • LaunchofIngram’snoncamphor
  • PersonalCareinnovationdelivered
  • Lemon Lite relaunch
  • LemonLiterelaunch
  • Drenchpremiumshampoo
  • Shorttermrelativesharepositionsimprove
  • FuturegrowththroughAcquisitions/Alliances
  • ImperialLeatherdistributionlicenseacquired

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HomeCare

Poorpestseasondilutesperformance

  • NetSales

7%

  • EBIT

10%

  • EBIT

10%

  • M arketsshowseveredeclines

HomeCaremarket 12mma 6mma 3mma Volumegrowth

6.0% 7.6% 8.1%

Pestmarket 12mma 6mma 3mma Volumegrowth

12.7% 15.7% 18.9%

  • Competitivesetincreasinglyaggressive
  • M arginsinFabric&Surfacesectorsexpandthroughcontinuous

improvement

Source:NielsenFeb2010

improvement

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HomeCare

M arketsharesholdandimproveintheshortterm

  • Brandinvestment

JEYES goes ATL

  • Valuebasedinnovationofferings

DOOM gets smart with Buy-Smart Support for PEACEFUL SLEEP

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BabyCare

Babycontinuessustainedgrowth TotalBaby

J arred Baby Food 12mma PY 12mma CY

NetSales

+5%

EBIT

+10% J arredBabyFood 12mma PY 12mmaCY

Purityvalueshare 98.2% 98.4% InfantCerealmarket 12mma PY 12mmaCY Purity value share 38 4% 41 0%

Longtermmarketsharegrowth M arketvolumesunderpressure

Purityvalueshare 38.4% 41.0% BabyToiletriesmarket 12mma PY 12mmaCY EAbyPurityvalueshare 20.7% 20.0%

M arginexpansion– GrowthofBabyM edicinals

Source:NielsenFeb2010

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BabyCare

Innovationdrivesprofitablegrowth

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SUM M ARY HPC

HPCremainsakeyfocusarea

  • Add

i l l k d ti t b d d

  • Addressservicelevelweaknessesandcontinuetobeddown

newlyintegrateddivision

  • OrganicgrowththroughInnovationandBrandbuilding
  • Growthintonew/adjacentcategoriesthroughacquisitionsand

alliances

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TigerBrandsInternational PeterM atlare

ChiefExecutiveOfficer

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TigerBrandsInternational

Our Priority Zones – no changes and focus remains

  • International expansion

OurPriorityZones nochangesandfocusremains

  • Internationalexpansion

continuestobeapriority

  • Continue to resource
  • Continuetoresource
  • Keyappointmentsmade

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TigerBrandsInternational

Key metrics – strong growth despite currency strength Keymetrics stronggrowthdespitecurrencystrength

F2010 Netsales EBIT Comments

  • Exports

R189m R30m ExcludingDeciduousFruit

  • African subsidiaries

R250m R25m Haco & Chococam

  • Africansubsidiaries

R250m R25m Haco&Chococam

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TigerBrandsInternational:Exports

Andgrowthcontinues…

  • NetsalesR189m+28%

Growthdrivers

  • EBITR30m+28%
  • Continuedindepthmarketanalysisand

consumeractivation

  • Continued improvements in supply chain
  • Continuedimprovementsinsupplychain
  • Focusedsupportofcorebrands
  • Buildingstrongrelationshipswith

distributors

Export warehouse

distributors Challenges

  • Inmarketavailabilityofforeigncurrency

andastrongRandimpactinggrowth

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TigerBrandsInternational:Exports

Continuingtoinvestinkeycountries

Zambia:Fatti’sandM oni’sinstorepromotion Doomactivation:M ozambique EnergadeT20CricketSponsorship,Harare Community sampling: Zimbabwe Doom outdoor advertising: Zimbabwe Fatti’s and M oni’s: Zambia Communitysampling:Zimbabwe Doomoutdooradvertising:Zimbabwe Fatti sandM oni s:Zambia

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TigerBrandsInternational:Haco(Kenya)

Deliveringonthestrategy G h i GrowthDrivers

  • Expandedpenetration
  • Improved service levels

Localcurrency: Sales+18%onPY

  • Improvedservicelevels
  • Investmentinfacilities
  • Increasedmarketinginvestment

EBIT+41%onPY

g

  • IncreasedpenetrationofSAbrands

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TigerBrandsInternational:Haco(Kenya)

StrongBrands/ Sustainedmarketleadership/ BiC/ TCB/ SOSoft

  • BallpensValueshareinEastAfrica

65%to70% BiC

  • Sh

i V l Sh i E Af i 20% 45% BiC

  • ShavingValue ShareinEastAfrica

20%to45% BiC

  • HairCareValueshareinEastAfrica

25%to35% TCB&M iadi

  • F b i S f

V l Sh i E Af i 20% 40% J S S f

  • FabricSoftenerValueShareinEastAfrica

20%to40% J eyes SoSoft

Source:NielsenM ar201012mm

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Chococam Cameroon

Chococam(Cameroon)

Integrationcontinues

  • Local currency Net Sales 5% vs PY
  • LocalcurrencyNetSales 5%vsPY
  • LocalcurrencyEBIT

2%vsPY

Inhibitors

  • Factory constraints hamper service levels
  • Factoryconstraintshamperservicelevels
  • Sustainableplatformforfuturegrowth:
  • RealignmentofPeopleandCulture
  • Costsavingdriventhroughprocessimprovement
  • M anufacturingprocessreviewandimprovement
  • Focusonbrandrenovationandmarketing

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SUM M ARY TBI

Continuing to pursue opportunities and no change in focus Continuingtopursueopportunitiesandnochangeinfocus

  • Africancontinentfocus
  • Emphasisonidentifiedsubregions,maintainingfocus
  • Acquisitionremainsakeytheme
  • Continuetodriveexports

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OUTLOOK

  • Difficulttradingconditionsareexpectedtocontinueduringthe2nd

halfasconsumerspendingremainsunderpressure.

  • Investinginourbrands,peopleandfacilitiesremainscore
  • Ensureweareresponsivetomarketconditions
  • Continuetopursueopportunitiesbothdomesticallyand

internationally

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2010

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