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Adidas — adidas-Salomon — FY2001 Earnings Presentation

52 slides from Adidas's earnings presentation, Mar 7, 2002

  1. Slide 1: 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

    adidas-Salomon 2001 Full Year Results Presentation March 7, 2002 1 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  2. Slide 2: Operational Highlights

    Operational Highlights Herbert Hainer, CEO 2 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  3. Slide 3: 2001: Turnaround Year for adidas-Salomon

    2001: Turnaround Year for adidas-Salomon • Focus on core competencies • Revitalized adidas brand • TMaG in industry-leading position • Strong positioning in fast-growing segments • "Cool" products • Financial and brand discipline 3 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  4. Slide 4: 3-Divisional Strategy for adidas

    3-Divisional Strategy for adidas Price EQUIPMENT Division ORIGINAL Division FOREVER SPORT Division Sport Lifestyle 4 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  5. Slide 5: US Turnaround

    US Turnaround • New management • Key-account teams • Top products • Positive backlogs 5 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  6. Slide 6: Investing in Success at Salomon and TMaG

    Investing in Success at Salomon and TMaG 6 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  7. Slide 7: Basketball on the Fast Track

    Basketball on the Fast Track • Sales increase 37% • Great 2002 product line-up • T-MAC • KOBETHREE • ClimaCool™ • a³ • Continued strong growth in 2002 7 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  8. Slide 8: adidas Brand Positioning Improves Dramatically

    adidas Brand Positioning Improves Dramatically • Strong double-digit growth in Originals sales • Excellent product placement • Exclusive agreements with designers 8 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  9. Slide 9: 2001 Social and Environmental Highlights

    2001 Social and Environmental Highlights • Top in sector - Dow Jones Sustainability Index • Listed in new FTSE4Good Europe Index • AAA environmental rating by Innovest • Social and Environmental Report issued today 9 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  10. Slide 10: New Additions to the adidas-Salomon Family

    New Additions to the adidas-Salomon Family 10 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  11. Slide 11: Financial Highlights and Outlook

    Financial Highlights and Outlook Robin Stalker, CFO 11 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  12. Slide 12: Key Financial Targets for 2001

    Key Financial Targets for 2001 • Increase sales 3-5% • Maintain gross margin strength • Drive operating expense decline • Reduce inventories • Lower debt • Deliver 15% earnings growth 12 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  13. Slide 13: 2001 Sales Increase to € 6.1 Billion

    2001 Sales Increase to € 6.1 Billion +7% (+ 8%) 1,800 * +3% (+ 2%) 1,600 +10% (+ 9%) +/- 0% (+5%) 2000 1,400 2001 1,200 * Euros in millions 1,000 (Currency-neutral Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 figures) 13 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  14. Slide 14: 2001 Sales in Europe Beat Targets

    2001 Sales in Europe Beat Targets % of Group 7% 85 4% 12 26% 3 7% Total: € 3.1b Group 100 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 14 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  15. Slide 15: 2001 Asia Sales Top € 1 Billion

    2001 Asia Sales Top € 1 Billion % of Group 12% 72 -23% 11 102% 17 15% Total: € 1b 100 Group -25% 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 15 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  16. Slide 16: 2001 North America Sales Reflect Tough Market Conditions

    2001 North America Sales Reflect Tough Market Conditions % of Group -8% 73 12% 11 0% 0% 16 -5% Total: € 1.8b Group -5% 100 -10% -5% 0% 5% 10% 15% 16 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  17. Slide 17: 2001 Latin America Sales Grow Despite Tough Market Conditions

    2001 Latin America Sales Grow Despite Tough Market Conditions • Total sales € 178m • Improvement + 4% 17 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  18. Slide 18: 2001 Gross Margin Strength Continues

    2001 Gross Margin Strength Continues 38.2% down 2.6 pp 43.8% up 1.7 pp 51.5% up 2.0 pp Group* 42.6% down 0.8 pp *Includes HQ/consolidation 18 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  19. Slide 19: Operating Expense Ratio Improves

    Operating Expense Ratio Improves • Operating expenses as a percent of net sales improves 1.0pp to 34.8% • Focus on cost control continues • Significant marketing working budget savings 19 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  20. Slide 20: Strong 2001 Earnings

    Strong 2001 Earnings • Operating profit and margin improve (+9%) • Financial expenses at € 102m • IBT at € 376m • Tax rate down 1.2pp to 39.0% • Minority interests down 17% to € 21m • Earnings per share increase 15% to € 4.60 20 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  21. Slide 21: Working Capital Improvements Continue

    Working Capital Improvements Continue • Inventories down 2% year-over-year • Aging improvement continues • Receivables increase 11% • Driven by TaylorMade and Salomon Borrowings decline € 112m, exceeding Management target 21 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  22. Slide 22: 2001 Financial Targets Achieved

    2001 Financial Targets Achieved • Group sales up 5% • Industry-leading gross margin at 42.6% • Operating expenses as a percent of sales down 105 basis points • Inventories reduced € 21m • Debt reduced € 112m • Earnings growth = 15% 22 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  23. Slide 23: adidas Order Backlog (in % yoy)

    adidas Order Backlog (in % yoy) •Underlying backlog euros currency development neutral improves Footwear + 8% + 6% •Footwear growth supported by Apparel - 3% - 4% resurgence in USA & Asia Total + 4% + 2% •Q2 portion of backlogs strengthens 23 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  24. Slide 24: Positive Overall Backlogs in North America for the First Time in 3 years

    Positive Overall Backlogs in North America for the First Time in 3 years (in % yoy) •Currency-neutral footwear backlogs euros currency improve 7pp neutral versus Q3 Footwear +13% + 7% •Double-digit footwear backlog Apparel +/-0% - 5% gains at athletic Total + 8% + 3% specialty and premium sporting g

  25. Slide 25: Timing Issues Affect European Backlogs

    Timing Issues Affect European Backlogs (in % yoy) euros •Conservative retail ordering enviroment led to backlog reductions Footwear + 1% •Apparel basics under Apparel - 6% pressure across Europe •Underlying business Total - 2% trends positive 25 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  26. Slide 26: Major Growth in Asian Backlogs

    Major Growth in Asian Backlogs (in % yoy) euros currency • Major gains in neutral both footwear Footwear +24% +30% and apparel • Strongest growth Apparel +13% +19% in Japan Total +18% +24% 26 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  27. Slide 27: 2002 Financial Priorities

    2002 Financial Priorities • Maintain gross margin strength • Focused spending • Continued working capital improvements • Cash flow emphasis • Debt reduction 27 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  28. Slide 28: Strategic Outlook

    Strategic Outlook Herbert Hainer, CEO 28 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  29. Slide 29: adidas 3-Divisional Strategy Advances to Next Level

    adidas 3-Divisional Strategy Advances to Next Level • First full collections from new team available at retail • Equipment pre-launch set for Fall/Winter 2002 • Strong top-line growth projected for 2002 • 3-divisional structure adopted by Global Operations 29 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  30. Slide 30: T-MAC

    T-MAC • #1 selling shoe in the US • $90 retail price • Marks commitment to outstanding basketball product • Target consumer: urban youth • Distribution channel: athletic specialty 30 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  31. Slide 31: ClimaCool

    ClimaCool 31 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  32. Slide 32: a³

    a³ 32 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  33. Slide 33: ADAN II

    ADAN II 33 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  34. Slide 34: SL III

    SL III 34 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  35. Slide 35: KOBETHREE

    KOBETHREE 35 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  36. Slide 36: Steel 200

    200 Steel 36 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  37. Slide 37: XAPro

    XAPro 37 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  38. Slide 38: Winter Olympics: Janica Kostelic

    Winter Olympics: Janica Kostelic • Over 50% of athletes sponsored by adidas or Salomon • Nearly 200 cumulative medal winners • Janica Kostelic wins three gold and a bronze, first medals ever for Croatia 38 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  39. Slide 39: Jill Bakken and Vonetta Flowers

    Jill Bakken and Vonetta Flowers • Gold medalists in the first ever women's bobsled event 39 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  40. Slide 40: Georg Hackl

    Georg Hackl • First athlete ever to win at least one medal at five consecutive Winter Games 40 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  41. Slide 41: World Cup Football

    World Cup Football • 41 billion viewers • 10 teams • 25,000 officials & volunteers wearing adidas • Top products 41 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  42. Slide 42: Bayern Munich Football

    Bayern Munich Football • Europe’s most important football club • 10% stake to be purchased mid-year • Cash deal, to be financed from Group’s free cash flow 42 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  43. Slide 43: Growth Potential in Italy

    Growth Potential in Italy • Biggest growth opportunity for adidas in Europe • Buy-out of remaining 50% of joint venture 43 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  44. Slide 44: Turnaround in America

    Turnaround in America • Positive backlogs • First market share gains • Double-digit sales growth in 2002 • New headquarters 44 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  45. Slide 45: TMaG: The Industry Leader Again in 2002

    TMaG: The Industry Leader Again in 2002 • Double-digit sales growth • #1 driver • #1 metalwood • Profitable growth in golf ball segment • Leading irons on tour • Continued operating profit improvements 45 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  46. Slide 46: Salomon: Growth in New Categories

    Salomon: Growth in New Categories • Multi-brand apparel strategy • Growth in new playgrounds • Focus on organizational excellence 46 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  47. Slide 47: Further Strengthening Group Financial Health

    Further Strengthening Group Financial Health • Continued working capital improvements • Focus on cash-flow generation • Investing to support the core business 47 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  48. Slide 48: 2002 adidas-Salomon Outlook

    2002 adidas-Salomon Outlook • Turnaround in North America brings tangible results • New footwear technologies generate brand excitement • World Cup 2002 mania • Double-digit growth in Italy • Growing the high-margin adidas own-retail business • Salomon and TaylorMade success continues 48 2001 Full Y

  49. Slide 49: Aggressive Targets Again in 2002

    Aggressive Targets Again in 2002 • Group sales to increase at least 5% • Double-digit sales growth in North America, Asia and TMaG • Gross margin 41 - 43% • Spending € 100m on key initatives • DSO and stock turn improvement • EPS growth: 5 - 10% 49 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  50. Slide 50: End of Presentation

    End of Presentation Question and Answer Session to Follow 50 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  51. Slide 51: Question and Answer Session

    Question and Answer Session 51 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

  52. Slide 52: Next Reporting Dates

    Next Reporting Dates Q1 2002 Results May 2, 2002 • Press Release 7:30 CET 1:30 EST • Q1 Presentation available 12:00 CET 6:00 EST online • Conference Call 15:30 CET 9:30 EST 52 2001 Full Year Results Presentation

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