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Fonterra Co-operative — FY2002 Earnings Presentation

21 slides from Fonterra Co-operative's earnings presentation, Aug 13, 2002

  1. Slide 1: Fonterra Co-operative Group Annual Results Presentation 2001/2002

    Fonterra Co-operative Group Annual Results Presentation 2001/2002 Graham Stuart CFO 1 Updated 13 August 2002 All figures NZD unless otherwise stated

  2. Slide 2: The Merger

    The Merger • Fonterra formed 16 October 2001. • Merger of NZ Dairy Group, Kiwi and the New Zealand Dairy Board to form Fonterra Co-operative Group. Fonterra Co-operative Group NZMP NEW ZEALAND Fonterra MILK Enterprises 2 Updated 13 August 2002 All figures NZD unless otherwise stated

  3. Slide 3: Since the Merger We Have Maintained the Momentum on Significant Strategic Initiatives

    Since the Merger We Have Maintained the Momentum on Significant Strategic Initiatives • We brought the 3 legacy companies together without any disruption to milk collection, processing or international sales. • In Mexico we acquired Eugenia and La Mesa cheese businesses and consolidated with our exi

  4. Slide 4: Major NZMP Capital Projects Undertaken Or Commissioned During The Year

    Since the Merger We Have Maintained the Momentum on Significant Strategic Initiatives Major NZMP Capital Projects Undertaken Or Commissioned During The Year • Plants Commissioned – Clandeboye Powder ($129.5m). – Lichfield Whey ($77.8m). – Clandeboye Lactose ($27.3m). – Stirling Cheese ($18.8m). • Ne

  5. Slide 5: Three Key Messages From Our 2002 Annual Results Announcement

    Three Key Messages From Our 2002 Annual Results Announcement • The underlying result is strong but this was a season of two halves, starting with high commodity prices and a low NZ dollar, finishing with low commodity prices and a higher NZ dollar. • The merger was undertaken by using the “purchase

  6. Slide 6: The Underlying Result is Strong

    The Underlying Result is Strong 6 Updated 13 August 2002 All figures NZD unless otherwise stated

  7. Slide 7: Record Payout on Record Milk Supply Volumes

    Record Payout on Record Milk Supply Volumes Year ending Year ending May 2002 May 2001 Payout ($/kgms) 5.33 5.00 Own milk supply (m kgms) 1,111.3 1,049.0 Payout ($M) 5,947 5,245 • A record payout. • Payments to supplying shareholders at $5.947 billion are up 13.4% on the 2001/02 equivalent paid out b

  8. Slide 8: 2002 Was a Year of Two Halves

    2002 Was a Year of Two Halves 2,200 0.48 $US $US per Spot Rate tonne 0.47 2,000 Skim Milk Powder Spot Prices 0.46 0.45 1,800 0.44 1,600 0.43 0.42 1,400 $US : $NZ Exchange Rate 0.41 0.4 1,200 0.39 1,000 0.38 Jun-01 Jul-01 Aug-01 Sep-01 Oct-01 Nov-01 Dec-01 Jan-02 Feb-02 Mar-02 Apr-02 May-02 Jun-02 8

  9. Slide 9: 2002 Payout Impacted by Merger Accounting and Foreign Exchange Hedging

    2002 Payout Impacted by Merger Accounting and Foreign Exchange Hedging $NZ $NZ per kgms* millions Payout assuming no merger accounting at actual foreign currency exchange rates 5.59 6,239 The impact of our hedging activities (0.19) (212) = Payout assuming no merger accounting and at hedged rate 5.40

  10. Slide 10: Key Balance Sheet Information

    Key Balance Sheet Information Year ending Year ending Change May 2002 May 2001* Current Assets 5,772 5,341 431 Intangible Assets 1,587 492 1,095 Investments & Others 461 590 -129 Fixed Assets 3,980 3,463 517 TOTAL ASSETS 11,800 9,886 1,914 Payables & Other Liabilities 2,490 2,436 54 Interest Bearing

  11. Slide 11: NZMP

    NZMP • Sales Volumes – 1.85 million tonnes. • Revenues - $NZ 7,766 million • Market conditions deteriorated at a rate not experienced previously. • Processed 1,080 million kilograms of milk solids. 11 Updated 13 August 2002 All figures NZD unless otherwise stated

  12. Slide 12: Greater Volatility Apparent in Commodity Prices

    Greater Volitility Apparent in Commodity Prices 41 months 29 months 6 months 3 months 2,500 2,000 $US 1,500 per tonne 1,000 500 15 15 14 18 months months months months 0 1990 1996 2002 12 Updated 13 August 2002 All figures NZD unless otherwise stated

  13. Slide 13: Fonterra Milk Supply

    Fonterra Milk Supply FONTERRA FARM MILK SUPPLY 70 65 01/02 60 55 00/01 VOLUME (Million Litres) 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 J1 June October May 13 Updated 13 August 2002 All figures NZD unless otherwise stated

  14. Slide 14: Merger Benefits

    Merger Benefits Merger Business 300 Case $310M 200 $M Actual $88M 100 Target $81M 0 Oct-01 May-02 Oct-02 Oct-03 Oct-04 14 Updated 13 August 2002 All figures NZD unless otherwise stated

  15. Slide 15: New Zealand Milk – Our Consumer Business Unit Showed Strong Profitable Growth

    NEW ZEALAND MILK – Our Consumer Business Unit Showed Strong Profitable Growth Year ending Year ending May 2002 May 2001* $ Millions $ Millions • Sales revenue* up 16% 5,583 4,831 +15.6% • EBIT 302 263.2 +14.7% * Proforma combination of legacy companies 15 Updated 13 August 2002 All figures NZD unles

  16. Slide 16: New Zealand Milk Has a Significant Presence in Multiple Regions

    NEW ZEALAND MILK Has a Significant Presence in Multiple Regions Revenues by Region $NZ millions Australasia 1,833 Americas 1,781 Asia 1,154 Rest of World 815 5,583 16 Updated 13 August 2002 All figures NZD unless otherwise stated

  17. Slide 17: "Purchase Method" of Merger Accounting

    “Purchase Method” of Merger Accounting 17 Updated 13 August 2002 All figures NZD unless otherwise stated

  18. Slide 18: Accounting for the Merger

    Accounting for the Merger Merger Accounting Adjustments Had a Significant Impact on Our Opening Balance Sheet Opening Balance Sheet $ million Inventory revalued upwards 874 Derivatives marked to market value (363) Brands revalued by Interbrand 1,384 Write-off goodwill and other intangibles (368) Fix

  19. Slide 19: New Economics

    New Economics 19 Updated 13 August 2002 All figures NZD unless otherwise stated

  20. Slide 20: New Economics

    New Economics • Standard and Poors have independently assessed two new measures of Fonterra Performance. – The fair value of a supplier’s share in Fonterra - $3.85. – The highest price an efficient competitor could pay for milk in New Zealand in respect of the past season (the CMP) would have been $

  21. Slide 21: New Economics

    New Economics Measure 2001/02 $kg milk solids Efficient Commodity Milk Price (CMP) $5.45 Variance between CMP and AMR (0.39) Actual Milk Return (AMR) 5.06 Return from value-added activities 0.53 Foreign Exchange hedging (0.19) Merger Accounting adjustments (0.12) Payment from Reserves 0.05 Final pay

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