Jb Hi-fi Limited · ASX:JBH
Jb Hi-fi — Macquarie Australia Conference 2010
14 slides from Jb Hi-fi's conference presentation, May 7, 2010
Slide 1: JB Hi-Fi Limited Macquarie Australia Conference Presentation
For personal use only JB Hi Hi--Fi Limited Macquarie Australia Conference Presentation 7 May 2010
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda For personal use only 1. Performance 2. Historical Performance 3. Trading Update 4. Store Update 5. CEO transition 6 6. What’s What s New 7. Clive Anthonys 8. New Zealand 9. Investment Checklist Terry Smart COO 2
Slide 3: Performance: strong performance for 6 months to 31 December 2009
1. PERFORMANCE St Strong performance f ffor 6 months th tto 31 D December b 2009 For personal use only HY09 HY10 Growth Sales $1.26b $1.55b 23.2% Gross Margin 21.4% 21.1% -26 bps Cost of Doing Business 13.6% 13.2% -39 bps EBIT Margin 7.1% 7.2% +10 bps NPAT $59.0m $76.0m 28.8% E
Slide 4: Historical Performance: strong growth in sales & earnings since July 2000
2. HISTORICAL PERFORMANCE St Strong growth th iin sales l & earnings i since i MBI iin J July l 2000 For personal use only SALES +23% EBIT +25% NPAT +29% ~2.80b 142.0m +39% ~117-120m GUIDANCE +FULL YEAR GUIDANCE 2.33b + FULL YEAR G +27% + 111.4m 94.4m + 25% 102.3m +45% +56% 1.83b +43% 76.0m 1.55b +2
Slide 5: Trading Update
3. TRADING UPDATE Trading Update For personal use only Comparative store sales in 3rd quarter were positive, unlike many other retailers. Sales for March and April behind internal expectations. In hindsight, the government stimulus package supported sales last year more than we anticipated.
Slide 6: Store Update: stores opened YTD
4. STORE UPDATE 20 stores opened YTD For personal use only Now 23 stores (previously 22) to open in FY10 YTD opened stores are trading to expectations although softer in March and April. New JB stores opened since HY10 are: Artarmon (NSW) Wagga Wagga (NSW) Northland (VIC) B di (VIC) Bend
Slide 7: Store Update: new stores to open in FY10
4. STORE UPDATE…. 20 stores opened YTD…. YTD For personal use only 23 new stores to open p in FY10 (20 ( opened p YTD)) 23 JB Hi-Fi stores: • NSW: Albury*, Artarmon* , Belrose*, Eastgardens*, Moore Park*, Top Ryde*, Wollongong Central*, World Square*, Wagga Wagga* • QLD: Brisbane CBD (2x)*, (2x)
Slide 8: Store Update: Store growth
4. STORE UPDATE…. Store growth For personal use only The company has a stated target of 210 JB stores for Australia & New Zealand. Taking into account the 23 new stores in FY10, we still have another 80 JB stores to open. Expect to open 13 – 15 per year. Many years of store rollouts ahead of
Slide 9: Store ramp up profile & maturity mix
4. STORE UPDATE…. Store ramp up profile & maturity mix For personal use only Store Ramp Up Profile - a JB Hi-Fi store takes on average 2.5/3 years to mature, sales mature faster than earnings. Nearl half of our Nearly o r stores are still in their mat maturity rit ramp up p and with ith man many
Slide 10: CEO Transition
5. CEO Transition For personal use only CEO transition going very well All senior management positions, roles and responsibilities in place. Extensive contact with suppliers and other stakeholders. Richard Uechtritz to retire at the end of May 2010. 10
Slide 11: What's New?
6. WHAT’S NEW ? For personal use only WHAT’S NEW ? Movies – Avatar. 3D TV. World Cup 2010. Digital switchover. Visual – Merchandising improvements. ER d E-Readers. Gaming category growth. Mobile payment solution. 11
Slide 12: Clive Anthonys: new shop fronts completed
7. CLIVE ANTHONYS New shop fronts completed For personal use only 12
Slide 13: New Zealand
8. NEW ZEALAND For personal use only Good comparative store g growth as the brand achieves increased awareness. Gaining scale resulting in improved supplier terms. H&S closure successfully completed. Local support office now focused on the JB stores only. 3 new stores expected to open in F
Slide 14: Investment Checklist
9. INVESTMENT CHECKLIST For personal use only Why JB Hi Hi-Fi Fi should continue to grow and trade well well. Strong and unique retail model. Operates O t mainly i l in i high hi h growth th h home entertainment t t i t and d ttechnology h l sector. t Low cost of doing business – best of liste