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Hindustan Unilever — JQ 2013 Earnings Presentation

29 slides from Hindustan Unilever's earnings presentation, Jul 27, 2013

  1. Slide 1: JQ 2013 Results Presentation – July 27, 2013

    JQ 2013 Results Presentation – July 27, 2013 1

  2. Slide 2: Safe Harbour Statement

    Safe Harbour Statement This Release / Communication, except for the historical information, may contain statements, including the words or phrases such as ‘expects, anticipates, intends, will, would, undertakes, aims, estimates, contemplates, seeks to, objective, goal, projects, should’ and similar

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    Agenda 1 Strategy 2 Business Context 3 Current Quarter Performance 4 Looking Ahead 3

  4. Slide 4: Clear and Compelling Strategy

    Clear and Compelling Strategy Strategic framework Sustainable Living Plan Goals Consistent Growth Competitive Growth Profitable Growth Responsible Growth 4

  5. Slide 5: JQ 2013 – Context

    JQ 2013 – Context Challenging business environment  Further slowdown in market growth (volume & value) across categories • Premium segments & discretionary categories particularly under pressure • Price growth component continues to fade - relatively benign input environment in first half  Overall

  6. Slide 6: Input costs relatively benign during quarter

    Input costs relatively benign during quarter Recent trend reversal Brent Crude PFAD Exchange Rate ($/barrel) ($/Ton) USD/INR 6 Source: Bloomberg data and internal estimates

  7. Slide 7: JQ 2013 Competitive growth with strong margin improvement

    JQ 2013 Competitive growth with strong margin improvement  Domestic Consumer business grows by 7% • 4% Underlying Volume Growth, ahead of market • Further fade in price growth arising from deflation in Soaps and pricing anniversary in Detergents  Operating Margin (PBIT) expands to 15.2%; up 70 bps

  8. Slide 8: Price growth component fading

    Price growth component fading 20 100 18 Domestic Consumer Business 16 90 14 80 12 5 70 10 6 8 60 6 50 10 4 4 6 40 2 3 - 30 DQ'12 MQ'13 JQ'13 Underlying volume growth Price growth  Relatively benign input environment in first half  Price deflation in Soaps & pricing anniversary in Detergents 8 Dome

  9. Slide 9: Sustaining underlying volume growth in a slowing market

    Sustaining underlying volume growth in a slowing market Underlying Volume Growth (UVG) Impact of Transport strike related up- stocking at end March DQ'12 MQ'13 JQ'13 Reported UVG 5% 6% 4% Normalized UVG 9

  10. Slide 10: Winning with Brands: Continued focus on innovations

    Winning with Brands Continued focus on innovations Surf excel Vim Domex Lakme Fresh Fairness Lakme Pond’s Lakme Axe Blast Detergent Liquid Anti Germ Liquid Zero Stain for Salon like Clean up CC cream BB Cream 9 to 5 Sunsilk Dove Cellular repair TRESemme – Taj Mahal Gold & Knorr Meal Makers Range of

  11. Slide 11: Investing competitively AND expanding Margins

    Investing competitively AND expanding Margins PBIT Margin % 16.0 15.2 14.9 14.5 14.3 13.7 MQ 2012 JQ 2012 SQ 2012 DQ 2012 MQ 2013 JQ 2013 Bps Change PBIT Margin +170 +180 +100 +40 +60 +70 A&P -80 +160 +70 +100 +90 +20

  12. Slide 12: Growth across segments

    Growth across segments Sales growth % Revenue growth % Soaps & Detergents 8 8 Personal Products 2 2 Beverages 17 16 Packaged Foods 6 5 Domestic Consumer grows at 7% Sales growth = Segment Turnover growth excluding Other Operational Income 12 Revenue growth includes Other Operational Income

  13. Slide 13: Personal Product performance

    Personal Product performance Excluding Skin, PP sustains double digit growth - ahead of market  Market context: Sharp moderation in growth • Volume growth down >1000 bps in the last 12 months HUL Performance across categories Skin Care Hair Care Oral Care Colour Cosmetics FAL -- ++ ++ ++ Others + 1

  14. Slide 14: Category Highlights

    CATEGORY HIGHLIGHTS

  15. Slide 15: Skin Cleansing: Sustaining strong performance

    Skin Cleansing Sustaining strong performance  Another quarter of double digit underlying volume growth • Lifebuoy , Breeze, Dove & Lux deliver robust volumes  Consumer value improved – commodity cost benefit passed on • Further price deflation in quarter  Liquids do well with continued market dev

  16. Slide 16: Home Care: Growth led by premium segment

    Home Care Growth led by premium segment  Laundry: Surf & Rin sustain double digit growth • Broad based growth across Surf ; Rin led by bars • Wheel volumes improve further • Liquid portfolio expanded with launch of Surf excel Liquid  Household Care : Strong growth led by Vim • Vim Anti Germ Dish W

  17. Slide 17: Skin Care: Ponds, Lakme and Dove do well

    Skin Care Ponds, Lakme and Dove do well  Market volume growth flat  Strong double digit UVG in Pond’s, Lakme & Dove  FAL holding position in a slowing market segment; impacted by strong base effect • Plans underway to step up growth momentum  Continued thrust on building Beauty expertise • Pond’

  18. Slide 18: Hair Care: Volume led double digit growth

    Hair Care Volume led double digit growth  Good broad based growth • Sunsilk sustains strong momentum; Radiant Shine variant launched • Clinic Plus benefits from the relaunch • Dove performance led by bottles • Range strengthened - Cellular repair with keratin actives  TRESemmé continues to do well

  19. Slide 19: Oral Care: Sustained double digit growth

    Oral Care Sustained double digit growth  Close-up performance driven by exciting activation • Tie-up with blockbuster Bollywood film very well received • Launch of limited edition packs  Pepsodent growth led by Expert Protection range • Good response on Trip to Disney land Hongkong promotion  Inv

  20. Slide 20: Color Cosmetics: Broad based growth across portfolio

    Color Cosmetics Broad based growth across portfolio  Strong double digit volume growth  Lakme continues to strengthen its position in Premium Make up • ‘Absolute’ & ‘9 to 5’ - growing momentum; nearly double sales this quarter o ‘Absolute POPTINTs’ – successful limited edition launch at LFW o 9 to

  21. Slide 21: Beverages: Tea growth accelerates

    Beverages Tea growth accelerates  Tea : strong activation and innovation led growth • All key brands grow in double digits • Taaza delivers robust growth on the back of its re-launch • Strengthened proposition around health for Red Label • Fresh range of premium teas introduced under Taj Mahal • Fo

  22. Slide 22: Packaged Foods: Growth led by Kissan & Knorr soups

    Packaged Foods Growth led by Kissan & Knorr soups  Kissan delivers a strong performance  Knorr led by sustained double digit growth in soups • Soupy Noodles making progress • Portfolio expanded with launch of ‘Easy to cook’ range  Kwality Walls registers modest growth – continues to be impacted b

  23. Slide 23: Pureit: Growth steps up in a slowing durables market

    Pureit Growth steps up in a slowing durables market  Pureit continues to strengthen leadership  Innovations perform well and lead growth • RO, Advanced & UV devices grow volumes  Portfolio expanded with launch of ‘Marvella ROSlim’  Strong emphasis on driving superior service standards • ‘Pureit

  24. Slide 24: JQ 2013 – Results

    JQ 2013 – Results Rs Cr Particulars JQ'12 JQ'13 Growth % Net Sales 6,250 6,687 7 PBITDA 966 1,086 12 PBIT 909 1,019 12 PBIT margin (%) 14.5 15.2 70 bps PAT bei 855 885 4 Net Profit 1,331 1019 (23)  4% Underlying Volume Growth, ahead of market  Net Profit growth impacted by large property sale in b

  25. Slide 25: JQ 2013 - PBIT to Net Profit

    JQ 2013 - PBIT to Net Profit Rs Cr Particulars JQ’12 JQ’13 Growth % PBIT 909 1019 12.1 Add : Other Income 219 177 (19) Less : Finance Costs 5 6 18 Exceptional Items – Credit / (Charge) 605 106 (82) PBT 1727 1296 (25) Less : Tax (396) (277) (30) Net Profit 1331 1019 (23) • Other income includes • Int

  26. Slide 26: JQ 2013 – Results Summary

    JQ 2013 – Results Summary Competitive growth with margin improvement • 4% underlying volume growth, ahead of market • PBIT up 12%, margin expands +70 bps 26

  27. Slide 27: Continuing to build for the future

    Continuing to build for the future Beauty Foods & Beverages 27

  28. Slide 28: Looking Ahead

    Looking Ahead  Strategy unchanged; continue to invest for competitive, profitable, consistent & responsible growth  HUL well positioned : Brands, Capabilities, Talent  Near term concerns • Slowing market • Volatility • Media inflation  Remain positive on the medium-long term outlook for FMCG 28

  29. Slide 29: For more information & updates

    For more information & updates 29

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