Tandem Group Plc · LSE:TND
Tandem — H1 2021 Earnings Presentation
22 slides from Tandem's earnings presentation, September 2021
Slide 1: Interim results presentation
Interim results presentation 6 months to 30 June 2021 September 2021
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This document does not constitute or form part of any offer or invitation to sell or issue, or any solicitation of any offer to purchase or subscribe for, any shares in the Company, nor shall any part of it nor the fact of its distribution form part of or be relied on in connection with a
Slide 3: Presentation team
Presentation team Jim Shears Phil Ratcliffe David Rock Chief Executive Group Commercial Group Financial Officer Director Controller & Company Secretary 3
Slide 4: About us/our positioning
About us/our positioning Designers, developers, importers, distributors and retailers with offices and warehouses in Birmingham, Northampton, Felixstowe and Hong Kong Diverse product range – business segments: Toys, Sports & Leisure – wheeled toys, outdoor play, football training, golf Bicyc
Slide 5: Interim results H1 2021
Interim results H1 2021 Group revenue £19.3m (LY £16.9m) Gross profit £6.1m (LY £5.6m) Group Revenue Gross EBITDA Gross margin 31.5% (LY 32.8%) Profit + + Operating expenses £4.1m (LY + 14 34 £4.1m) 9% EBITDA £2.1m (LY £1.5m) % % Interim Profit before tax £1.9m (LY £1.4m) Basic PBT divid
Slide 6: Interim results H1 2021 (cont.)
Interim results H1 2021 (cont.) 6
Slide 7: Operational highlights H1 2021
Operational highlights H1 2021 A strong first half despite ongoing challenging environment Group revenue growth driven by: exceptional progress in e-scooters +980% e-bikes up +81% growth in FOB +15% with resurgence of national retailer confidence in both licensed and own brand exponentia
Slide 8: Toys, Sports and Leisure
Toys, Sports and Leisure Segment includes sales from all wheeled and other toys, outdoor sports and leisure ranges, including golf Revenue grew by approximately 9% to £7.5m compared to £6.9m LY Own brands 59% and licensed products 41% Sales split 51% domestic and 49% FOB during the period
Slide 9: National retailer customers 2021
National retailer customers 2021 9
Slide 10: Key Licences 2021
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Slide 11: New Licences 2021
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Slide 12: Licensed
Licensed 12
Slide 13: Own Brand
Own Brand 13
Slide 14: Golf
Golf 14
Slide 15: Bicycles
Bicycles Segment comprises all bicycles and cycle accessories turnover from independent dealers, national retailers and online customers for cycles with a 12” wheel but excluding e-Bikes Revenue of £5.5m v £5.6m was broadly in line with the prior period Lightweight children’s bicycle range Squ
Slide 16: Bicycles (cont.)
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Slide 17: Home & Garden
Home & Garden Home & Garden segment comprises sales made predominantly by our Expressco direct to consumer business Revenue £4.2m v 2020 £3.7m approximately 14% ahead of LY Growth despite impact of cold and wet weather prior to June 2021 Supply chain and freight issues also impacted supply
Slide 18: Home & Garden (cont.)
Home & Garden (cont.) 18
Slide 19: E-mobility
E-mobility E-mobility segment includes: E-bicycles (Falcon, Dawes, Claud Butler and Elswick) E-scooters (Li-Fe and Wired) Mobility scooters (Pro Rider) Significant revenue growth 174% attributable to e-scooters and e-bikes Revenue of £2.0m compared to £0.7m LY Future growth potential s
Slide 20: E-mobility (cont.)
E-mobility (cont.) 21
Slide 21: Birmingham property project update
Birmingham property project update Acquisition of land adjacent to Birmingham premises completed in April 2021 for £2.85m Benefits of more central location, carrier scale economies, increased warehouse labour efficiency, capacity to support future growth, earnings enhancing Total warehouse capac
Slide 22: Outlook
Outlook Current sales order book approx. £30m (2020 - £11.9m) Encouraging start for certain new licences e.g. CoComelon Group revenue to 31 August 2021 up 14% to £27.6m compared to £24.2m LY Supply chain challenges remain, but now mostly freight related high freight costs shipping contai