Cash Converters International Limited · ASX:CCV

Cash Converters International — CommSec 2007 Emerging Companies Conference

45 slides from Cash Converters International's conference presentation, Nov 15, 2007

  1. Slide 1: CommSec 2007 Emerging Companies Conference

    For personal use only CommSec 2007 Emerging Companies Conference

  2. Slide 2: Our Brand

    For personal use only Our Brand

  3. Slide 3: Our Brand

    For personal use only Our Brand • Cash Converters is Not an Alternative but a highly unique business – Unique range of solutions for cash requirements – Unique retail trading experience • Major change in positioning is one of tone of personality • Brand of last resort – Brand of choice!

  4. Slide 4: Our Opportunities

    For personal use only Our Opportunities • Contemporize our look and feel • Get relevant • Over-come consumer perception barriers • Consolidate the micro-finance business • Establish new ways to interact with consumers • Further complimentary acquisitions

  5. Slide 5: Our Communications

    For personal use only Our Communications

  6. Slide 6: First suite of ads

    First suite of ads For personal use only Hot Date - Cash Advance Couple - Jewellery Wedding - Secured Loan Big Game - Retail Boyfriend - Buys Rock Concert - Unsecured New Shoes - Loans

  7. Slide 7: Second suite of ads

    Second suite of ads For personal use only Hedge - Netball - Cash Retail/Warranty Advance Tuba - Loans Hoops - PFC Jewellery Tradey - Loans Moving in - Buys

  8. Slide 8: Our Look and Feel

    For personal use only Our Look and Feel

  9. Slide 9: Look and Feel - communication: Retail Press

    For personal use only Look and Feel - communication Retail Press

  10. Slide 10: Look and Feel - communication: Loans Press

    For personal use only Look and Feel - communication Loans Press

  11. Slide 11: Look and Feel - uniforms

    For personal use only Look and Feel - uniforms

  12. Slide 12: Look and Feel – Old store

    For personal use only Look and Feel – Old store

  13. Slide 13: Look and Feel – New store

    For personal use only Look and Feel – New store

  14. Slide 14: Look and Feel – New store

    For personal use only Look and Feel – New store

  15. Slide 15: Look and Feel – New store

    For personal use only Look and Feel – New store

  16. Slide 16: Look and Feel – New store

    For personal use only Look and Feel – New store

  17. Slide 17: Look and Feel – New store

    For personal use only Look and Feel – New store

  18. Slide 18: Our Culture

    For personal use only Our Culture

  19. Slide 19: Our shopping experience

    For personal use only Our shopping experience • Contemporary retail space • Professional and friendly service • “The people are really friendly and if you don’t understand anything, like the way to borrow money they’ll break it down and make it easy for you.” Customer comment

  20. Slide 20: Our Customers

    For personal use only Our Customers

  21. Slide 21: Our customers

    For personal use only Our customers

  22. Slide 22: Our customers

    For personal use only Our customers

  23. Slide 23: Our customers

    For personal use only Our customers

  24. Slide 24: Legislation

    For personal use only Legislation

  25. Slide 25: Legislation

    For personal use only Legislation • Regulatory environment – Consumer Credit Review – State regulations limit effective interest rates: • NSW: 48% (includes fees and charges) • Vic: 48% - unsecured, 30% - secured (does not include fees and charges) • WA, Qld & SA – no capping on interest rate – Qld

  26. Slide 26: Why 48% doesn’t work

    For personal use only Why 48% doesn’t work • Average loan - $250 • Payback period - 1 month. • $250 loan with 48% cap - $260 paid back in one month (+$10) • Time to process transaction – 30 minutes • Most Basic Wage - $12.30 per hour (not incl rent, holiday pay, training, etc etc) • Labour cost per

  27. Slide 27: Options

    For personal use only Options 1. The introduction of a total cost of credit limit – not exceeding the amount borrowed, or 2. The introduction of a 48% cap on interest rates, excluding fees and charges, plus an associated “unreasonableness” test, or 3. The introduction of a 48% cap on interest in con

  28. Slide 28: Recommendations

    For personal use only Recommendations A. The introduction of an External Dispute Resolution scheme, and B. The introduction of a self-funded Licensing Scheme, applicable to all Queensland microlenders, and C. The establishment of a Ministerial Liaison Committee, providing the Minister with Consumer

  29. Slide 29: Financials

    For personal use only Financials

  30. Slide 30: Cash Advance - MON-E

    For personal use only Cash Advance - MON-E • Provides the IT software platform for cash advances <$1,000 to the Cash Converters network • Franchisee charges a fee of 35% of principal loaned • MON-E charges 28% ($9.80) of this fee, MON-E pays area managers 10% ($0.98) to service franchise network • C

  31. Slide 31: Cash Advance – MON-E & Quickdraw

    For personal use only Cash Advance – MON-E & Quickdraw Key Statistics FY 2005 FY 2006 FY 2007 Total No. of Loans 281,000 440,000 486,000 Total No. of customers 93,000 154,000 202,300 Total Value of Loans $68.6m $103.3m $124.6m Group commissions received $2.7m $3.9m $8.0m

  32. Slide 32: Personal Loans – Safrock Finance

    For personal use only Personal Loans – Safrock Finance • Provides secured and unsecured loans using Cash Converters franchisees as its agent • Core product are unsecured loans: – Current active loans 10,160 – Current loan book $13.0m – Average loan $1,500 • Fees on average loan: – Establishment fee

  33. Slide 33: Company Transforming

    For personal use only Company Transforming • Transformed company FY 2006 EBIT Contribution – Australia – 134 stores Cash – UK – 122 stores Advance Personal Loans 3% – Other – 226 sub- 50% franchised stores Franchise 47% • Three key divisions going forward: – Safrock Finance FY 2007 EBIT Contribution

  34. Slide 34: Franchise Consolidation

    For personal use only Franchise Consolidation

  35. Slide 35: Franchise Consolidation

    For personal use only Franchise Consolidation • Franchise consolidation simply means buying back the franchised stores • Franchising allowed Cash Converters to harness the collective capital of over 500 franchisees to develop a global brand and extensive shop front network • The consolidation strate

  36. Slide 36: Franchise Consolidation: Store ownership

    For personal use only Franchise Consolidation Store ownership • Delivers increased earnings • Greater control of the brand • Opportunity to develop new products and services • Control the implementation of new products and services • Spread risk

  37. Slide 37: Size Of The Opportunity

    For personal use only Size Of The Opportunity

  38. Slide 38: Size of the Opportunity: CC Australia stores

    For personal use only Size of the Opportunity CC Australia 135 stores • Combined retail sales $91.8 m • Total pawn broking loans per annum $62.7 m • Total MON-E principal lent per annum $144.2 m • Total loan numbers per annum 563,215 • Total Safrock principal lent per annum $22.3 m • Total loan numb

  39. Slide 39: Size of the Opportunity: CC UK Stores

    For personal use only Size of the Opportunity CC UK 125 Stores • Combined retail sales $104.9 m • Total pawn & buyback loans per annum $66.8m • Total cheques cashed $248.5 m • Total log book principal lent per annum $12.7 m • Total over the counter buys per annum $28.8 m

  40. Slide 40: Estimated Annual EBIT of Franchised Networks

    For personal use only Size of the Opportunity Estimated Annual EBIT of Franchised Networks Cash Converters UK $43.12 m Cash Converters Australia $54.14 m Total $97.56 m

  41. Slide 41: Implementation Strategy

    For personal use only Implementation Strategy

  42. Slide 42: Implementation Strategy: Background

    For personal use only Implementation Strategy Background • CCIL acquired 5 franchised stores in the UK in July 2007 and 8 franchised stores in the in Victoria in October 2007 • Total consideration $15.9m • Total EBIT contribution $3.3m • Total assets acquired $6.1m • Average PE on EV equals 4.8 • Br

  43. Slide 43: Implementation Strategy

    For personal use only Implementation Strategy • The company will continue to open new franchised and company owned stores in both Australia and the UK to maintain its competitive advantage • In addition the Company intends to buy back as many franchised stores as are available in the short to medium

  44. Slide 44: Implementation Strategy

    For personal use only Implementation Strategy • Based upon our experience with the acquisition of 13 stores in the first half of 07, we expect to pay a multiple in the order of 3 to 4 times EV to acquire stores going forward • Acquisitions will be funded by a combination of debt and capital dependin

  45. Slide 45: We thank you, are there any questions about CCV?

    For personal use only We thank you, are there any questions about CCV?

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