Count Limited · ASX:CUP

Count — H1 FY2014 Earnings Presentation

14 slides from Count's earnings presentation, Feb 27, 2014

  1. Slide 1: Half Year Results

    For personal use only Half Year Results 27 February 2014 Barry Lambert - Chairman Michael Spurr - Managing Director & CEO

  2. Slide 2: Half Year Result Highlights

    Half Year Result Highlights Financials For personal use only Net Profit after Tax: $6.78 million (Up 12.5%) 2 Net Profit after Tax to shareholders: $6.73m (Up 12.9%) 3 Group Operating Profit: $11.8 million (up 1.2%) Diluted Earnings per Share 6.14 cents (Up 12.4%) CUP Dividends 3rd Interim Dividend

  3. Slide 3: Full Year Guidance

    Full Year Guidance  Continued challenging business environment has For personal use only required earnings per share guidance to be revised;  Earnings per share growth still expected to exceed 10%;  Dividends of 12 cents per share (3 cents per quarter) expected to be maintained for the full year.

  4. Slide 4: The Countplus Network

    The Countplus Network For personal use only 4

  5. Slide 5: Group Performance – Member Firms

    Group Performance – Member Firms Revenue made up of For personal use only primarily of accounting Dec ‘13 % Change and related services. $ ‘000 (Dec’12) Financial planning/services Total Net Member Revenue 51,542 5.6% revenue makes up 22.6% of net group Expenses: revenue and property related service

  6. Slide 6: Group Performance – Member Firms

    Group Performance – Member Firms For personal use only Dec ‘13 % Change Head Office net cost $ ‘000 (Dec’12) is only expected to increase marginally Head Office Contribution (net cost) (765) (6.3%) in the second half of 2014. Share of Associates Profits 194 27.6% Group Operating Profit 11,239 1.2% M

  7. Slide 7: Balance Sheet

    Balance Sheet Balance sheet in For personal use only Dec’13 % Change strong position with low net debt $ ‘000 (Jun’13) and a healthy Current Assets 38,758 8.5% current ratio Non-Current Assets 64,410 (3.1%) Balance sheet has Total Assets 103,168 1.5% deconsolidated subsidiary sold Current Liabilitie

  8. Slide 8: Dividends

    Dividends Dividends 2013/14 Cents Per Share Paid / Declared For personal use only 1st Interim Dividend 3 cents 15/11/2013 (paid) 2nd Interim Dividend 3 cents 14/02/2014 (paid) 3rd Interim Dividend 3 cents 15/05/2014 (declared) Twomeys (Regional Southern NSW) ChangeGPS (Brisbane, QLD) 8

  9. Slide 9: Recent Acquisitions/Investments

    Recent Acquisitions/Investments Date Acquired Acquirer For personal use only Jul 2013 360 Financial Advantage Business assets Accounting of PortinMacquarie, firm based Port Vision Pty Ltd& Accountants NSW basedNorthern Macquarie, AdvantageNSW Accountants & acquired by (Macksville, Business Business

  10. Slide 10: Recent Acquisitions/Investments

    Recent Acquisitions/Investments Date Acquired For personal use only Jul 2013 Peak Financial Financial planning business on the northern beaches (Sydney) acquired by Member Firm, Countplus One. Jul 2013 Super-IP (Class Super-IP is the owner of Australia’s Super) – 3.7% fastest growing Self-Managed in

  11. Slide 11: Hood Sweeney

    Hood Sweeney For personal use only In December 2013, CUP associate, Hood Sweeney completed a merger with Shearer + Elliss, a 3 partner professional services firm in Adelaide. The combined entity has annual total revenues approaching $25 million ranking in the top 35 accounting firms nationally. 11

  12. Slide 12: Becoming involved in Countplus

    Becoming involved in Countplus 1. Building a high performance firm – subscribing to For personal use only ChangeGPS (www.changegps.com.au); 2. For smaller businesses - “Tuck-in” acquisitions by Countplus Member Firms; 3. For larger businesses - Progressive acquisition & potential ASX listing. My Acc

  13. Slide 13: The Countplus Network

    The Countplus Network For personal use only 13

  14. Slide 14: Half Year Results

    For personal use only Half Year Results 27 February 2014 Barry Lambert - Chairman Michael Spurr - Managing Director & CEO

Count — H1 FY2014 Earnings Presentation on 6ix