Super Retail Group Limited · ASX:SUL

Super Retail — Corporate Update (July 2005)

123 slides from Super Retail's corporate update, Jul 14, 2005

  1. Slide 1: Super Cheap Auto Group Market Update

    Super Cheap Auto Group Market Update

  2. Slide 2: The Stuff we will talk about today....

    The Stuff we will talk about today.... Super Cheap Auto @Our Dream @The NEW CONCEPT Our Plans Our Team @ The Numbers —....—“#RENONR9NQNQNWNWSCC(‘<SYQCONW)C CU

  3. Slide 3: So what about SCA?

    So what about SCA? Despite a tough retail market, earnings are still expected to be in line with market expectations.

  4. Slide 4: Our Goal

    Our Goal @ To achieve and maintain the position as the leading retailer of automotive products, handyman items, tools and equipment in Australasia @ To operate 300 + stores across Australia and New Zealand @ To achieve this position as quickly as possible depending upon the availability of suitable

  5. Slide 5: Our Team

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  6. Slide 6: Our Core Competencies

    Our Core Competencies In the past that we have spoken about new concepts whereby we can leverage our core competencies. Store Merchandising & Operations Product Development and Brand Management Marketing & Promotions Import Management Business Systems and Technology Supply Chain Property Management

  7. Slide 7: We have a dream...

    We have a dream... ® February 2003 Strategic workshop on the future of Super Cheap Auto @ One of the categories identified was Camping and associated products as being a strong retail opportunity @ Assessment of the market completed by Core Economics @ Concept model developed in 2004 @ Assessed how

  8. Slide 8: Acquisition of CampMart - Overview

    Acquisition of CampMart - Overview @ SE Queensland based camping and leisure products retailer @ Founded in 1982 by Ron & Rita Liekari 4 stores in the greater Brisbane area = Lawnton = Capalaba = Springwood = Keperra @ Acquisition created a low risk entry and information into a new market @ SUL plan

  9. Slide 9: The Market

    The Market Our concept is much bigger than just camping @ On the categories that we will stock, the market is worth - $1.8Bn to $2.0Bn in 2005 — increasing by 3.5% per year. @ Household expenditure on our categories of $350 to $900 per year, varies dependant on income, family type and recreational p

  10. Slide 10: The Market

    The Market o The outdoor recreation market has been growing steadily for a number of years. From 1999-2000 to 2003-2004, growth per year averaged 5.65%. Boating, camping and fishing have traditionally been strong in Australia. Have benefited enormously from the increased interest in an outdoor lifes

  11. Slide 11: Current Players - Boating

    Current Players Boating © Bias - 15 stores across QLD, NSW, WA @ Whitworths - 12 stores across QLD, NSW, VIC, WA, SA ©@ Anaconda - 1 store © Specialist boating stores Australia wide mainly linked to boat dealerships

  12. Slide 12: Current Players - Camping

    Current Players Camping @ Rays Outdoors - 17 stores @ Downunder - 4 stores in Brisbane © Aussie Disposals - 37 Stores © Kangaroo Tent City - 4 Stores in Sydney © Boots/Great Outdoors - 41 stores across Australia @ Kmart - 167 stores ® Big W- 120 stores © Camping World/Independents. General buying gr

  13. Slide 13: Current Players - Fishing

    Current Players Fishing @ Kmart - 167 stores ® Big W - 120 stores @ Amart All Sports - 26 stores @ Tackle World - 35 store buying group @ Rays Outdoors - 17 stores @ Anaconda - 1 @ Boat dealers @ Bait shops —....—“#RENONR9NQNQNWNWSCC(‘<SYQCONW)C CU

  14. Slide 14: Our assessment of the market

    Our assessment of the market - Advice/ service - Parking Generalists ~ Big W, Kmart ~ Quality - Opening hours | Specialists ~- Whitworths, Bias Boating - Range (considered to be the main store) - Availability Other ~ all other marine outlets - Service/ advice «Location Generalists - Big W, Kmart - R

  15. Slide 15: Our Creative Partners - IdeaWorks

    Our Creative Partners - IdeaWorks © Established 1980 @ Australia’s only true specialist retail marketing communications company ® Offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Auckland @ 90 staff ® Besides CampMart, broad range of retail clients, and brand clients focused on the retail channel @ Experienc

  16. Slide 16: IdeaWorks client logos

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  17. Slide 17: Strategic Development Process

    Strategic Development Process ® Tried and tested process ® Starts with an analysis of Category, Competitors, Customer & Company ® Identifies trends and issues @ Aligns with business vision and objectives ® Details statements of intent around ‘7 P’s’ = Product =» Place = Price =» Promotion = Presenta

  18. Slide 18: Strategic development process diagram

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  19. Slide 19: The Dream........

    The Dream........

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  23. Slide 23: The Dream is about to become a REALITY

    The Dream is about to become a REALITY

  24. Slide 24: BOATING # CAMPING # FISHING

    BOATING # CAMPING # FISHING —....—“#RENONR9NQNQNWNWSCC(‘<SYQCONW)C CU

  25. Slide 25: Meet Simon... our customer

    Meet Simon... our customer Married to Colleen with three kids Finance guy and good bloke Drives a Pajero (that actually gets used outside of the city) eo ¢ @ ¢ Lives in a house that is constantly under construction (and he must finish that bathroom one day) @ Likes a good red and brews his own beer

  26. Slide 26: Attitude/Purchase Drivers

    Attitude/Purchase Drivers @ One stop shop — boating, camping, fishing @ Value-for-money important — won't pay over the odds ® First timers want base package (solution selling) ® Experienced customers want the latest, greatest — one-up-manship ® Recognised brands provide a comfort factor/credibility

  27. Slide 27: Simon values...

    Simon values... @ Clean, non-cluttered, well-organised environment @ Non-intimidating sales process @ Aplace to browse and gather information ® Extensive, but well-edited range @ Known brands @ One stop boating, fishing and camping shop ® Service (personal and information) in-store @ Knowledgeable,

  28. Slide 28: Essence

    Essence Bloke’s Heaven (Bloke can be male or female)

  29. Slide 29: Customer Value Proposition

    Customer Value Proposition It’s like a mate with the most awesome Shed I’ve ever seen...well-organised with everything | need for my boating, camping or fishing experience. —....—“#RENONR9NQNQNWNWSCC(‘<SYQCONW)C CU

  30. Slide 30: BCF: What It Is, What It Isn't

    BCF: What It Is, What It Isn’t

  31. Slide 31: Is outdoor enthusiast

    s outdoor enthusiast

  32. Slide 32: Isn't outdoor extremist

    Isn’t outdoor extremist scannnnnnncn ay

  33. Slide 33: Is suburban

    is suburban

  34. Slide 34: Isn't urban

    isn’t urban

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  36. Slide 36: Isn't Heineken

    ‘in isn’t Heineken

  37. Slide 37: Is home movies

    Is home movies

  38. Slide 38: Isn't home theatre

    isn’t home theatre

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  40. Slide 40: Isn't Range Rover

    ‘Isn't Range Rover

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  42. Slide 42: Is Retrosexual

    is Retrosexual

  43. Slide 43: Is Natural

    Is Natural

  44. Slide 44: if in Al ae

    if in Al ae

  45. Slide 45: Is Nowra

    ls Nowra

  46. Slide 46: Isn't Noosa

    isn’t Noosa

  47. Slide 47: Is Service (personal or information)

    im Is Service (personal or information)

  48. Slide 48: Is relaxed professionals

    ‘m Is relaxed professionals

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  50. Slide 50: Isn't crap

    Isn't crap

  51. Slide 51: Is all the gear for gadget freaks

    Is all the gear for gadget freaks

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  53. Slide 53: Isn't superficial

    Isn’t superficial

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  55. Slide 55: Isn't sloppy

    Isn't sloppy

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  57. Slide 57: Isn't complicated

    Isn't complicated

  58. Slide 58: Isn't Rex Hunt

    Isn't Rex Hunt

  59. Slide 59: Isn't Steve Irwin

    Isn’t Steve Irwin

  60. Slide 60: It's the journey

    It’s the journey

  61. Slide 61: Isn't JUST the destination

    Isn’t JUST the destination

  62. Slide 62: BOATING # CAMPING # FISHING

    BOATING # CAMPING # FISHING —....—“#RENONR9NQNQNWNWSCC(‘<SYQCONW)C CU

  63. Slide 63: The BCF Promise

    The BCF Promise @ The quality you demand At BCF, we only sell quality brands from trusted manufacturers. We are committed to offering the widest range - from the tried and true to the latest and greatest. But if a product doesn’t measure up, it doesn’t make it into our store. @The price you deserve

  64. Slide 64: Product Statement of Intent

    Product Statement of Intent BCF will deliver a comprehensive and complete product offer across boating, camping and fishing to meet the needs of its target audience (first timers through to passionates) and exceed expectations in both depth and width.

  65. Slide 65: Pricing Statement of Intent

    Pricing Statement of Intent @ BCF will offer a fair and consistent pricing policy. @ We intend to be competitive in the market place, but not a discounter.

  66. Slide 66: Place Statement of Intent

    Place Statement of Intent @ BCF will secure sites that are destination retail, prominent in location, building and signage. @ They are to be located wherever possible in multiple clusters within metropolitan or regional centres, recognising the benefits of marketing umbrellas (media markets). @ Stor

  67. Slide 67: Promotional Statement of Intent

    Promotional Statement of Intent @ BCF will engage customers from day one by explaining what the brand is all about and showcasing its personality. @ The promotion of BCF will be clear, consistent and persistent and communicate in an informative and knowledgeable way, while dominating events to gener

  68. Slide 68: Presentation Statement of Intent

    Presentation Statement of Intent @ BCF is a well-organised, uncluttered, cleverly signposted (using BCF speak) and easily navigable environment where product is king. @ Our intention is always to inform the customer and encourage interaction and purchase. @ The stores will be bright and orderly but

  69. Slide 69: People Statement of Intent

    People Statement of Intent @ BCF will be represented through its team-members’ knowledge, skills, passion and desire to provide real solutions for real people. © They will project trust, reliability, honesty and be informative, believable and comfortable to deal with. (BCF is my mate). Our Team Fram

  70. Slide 70: Bringing the Brand to Life

    Bringing the Brand to Life

  71. Slide 71: What categories of Product will we offer?

    What categories of Product will we offer? ® Boating @ Camping = Navigation & Communication « Shelter = Boat * Toilet & Shower = Watersports * Bedding = By the Metre » Furniture * Cooking ® Apparel . = Footwear = Bottoms = Tops « Sun Protection = Thermal Underwear ® Socks = Gloves = Headwear Gas & Fu

  72. Slide 72: Our HERO categories....

    What are some of the things that will impact our customer ? Our HERO categories.... ¢ @ ¢ ® Marine Electronics (sounders and GPS) 66 different models Rope (over 20 kilometres in store) Tents - 60 in store (we could sleep 240 people) Coolers and Fridges - we can hold approx 18,500 litres in our fridg

  73. Slide 73: How will we market our brand?

    How will we market our brand ? © Extensive range catalogues @ Television @ Press @ Radio @ Mail order ® Internet @ CRM initiatives

  74. Slide 74: 'BCF Speak'

    ‘BCF Speak’ @ One of the things that will distinguish BCF communications is a unique tone of voice ® \f BCF is like your mate, BCF should speak like a mate ® BCF speak should be conversational, straightforward, funny and a bit blokey ® Bult, like a good mate, it can also be knowledgeable, practical

  75. Slide 75: Couldn't even catch a cold?

    COULDN’T EVEN CATCH A COLD?

  76. Slide 76: Now this is what hot night out

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  78. Slide 78: Even your mother-in-law could catch a barra

    | EVEN YOUR | MOTHER-IN-LAW COULD CATCH A BARRA WITH THIS ROD

  79. Slide 79: With this sleeping bag

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  80. Slide 80: Promise

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