Currys Plc · LSE:CURY

Currys — FY2021/22 Earnings Presentation

56 slides from Currys's earnings presentation, Jul 7, 2022

  1. Slide 1: Currys plc 2021/22 Results

  2. Slide 2: We help everyone enjoy amazing technology

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  3. Slide 3: Financial Results

  4. Slide 4: Strong Group performance

    Financial performance Strong Group performance... Revenue Adjusted PBT £10,144m £186m (3)% LFL vs. 20/21 +19% vs. 20/21 +10% LFL vs. 19/20 +60% vs. 19/20 Total indebtedness Adjusted EPS £1,506m 11.9p £(164)m vs. 20/21 +11% vs. 20/21 £(770)m vs. 19/20 +78% vs. 19/20 1 Free cash flow excluding working

  5. Slide 5: Strong full year performance

    Financial performance Strong full year performance... Currency yet F = Curren Revenue neutral % UieHaAWS Ube tari Adjusted EBIT neutral Margin YoY Yo2¥ change change UR & Ireland £5,485m (3)% (4)% +6% ettim 422% 2.0% International £4,659 3% (1% +15% £163m (2)% 35% - Nordics £4,105 2% (2)% +15% £142m

  6. Slide 6: Currys is gaining share again in UK

    Financial performance Currys is gaining share again in UR Uk Electricals market share @ Having gained significant share in both channels... 16/17 7/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 21/22 Stores Online 19/20 m21/22 Source: Gfk 6

  7. Slide 7: UK & Ireland - performance summary

    Financial performance Uk & Ireland - performance summary Currency ° ° 2021/22 2020/21 2019/20 neutral % Repenedlss || keserkerlts change Yo2¥ change Yo Adjusted revenue £5,463m £5,628m £6,174m (3)% (3)% (12)% Revenue £5,485m £5,642m £6,127m (3)% (3)% (10)% Online share of business 45% 65% 32% (20)pp

  8. Slide 8: UK & Ireland - adjusted EBIT bridge

    Financial performance Uk & Ireland - adjusted EBIT bridge One-off impacts Underlying impacts , 2.0% margin h { \ 1.6% margin £(39)m 0.7% margin £(20)m econ | +£22m £(15)m £40m £(666)m Business rates tax IT accounting Rebased 2020/21 iD accounting Debtor settlements Inflation Isolated impacts on prof

  9. Slide 9: UK & Ireland - adjusted EBIT margin bridge

    Financial performance Uk & Ireland - adjusted EBIT margin bridge we Gross margin +11O0bps * Rebased impacts neutral * Debtor movements offset iD accounting +NObps (70)bps ¢ Underlying +110bps movement driven by: 2.0% * +3Q0Obps cost savings 16% ¢ +40bps network debtor revaluation * (70)bps inflation

  10. Slide 10: UK & Ireland - margin bridge

    Financial performance ae Uk & Ireland - margin bridge Operating expense to sales (70)bps * Isolated impacts (100)bps * Business rates tax headwind +NObps (70)bps . — * |T accounting 2.0% * Underlying movement +3Obps driven by: 1.6% * Cost savings ¢ Inflationary headwinds 20/21 Gross margin Opex 21/2

  11. Slide 11: UK & Ireland performance impacted by inflation

    Financial performance Uk & Ireland performance impacted by inflation Increased . Operating colleague hourly || crosmeren | Sbetctee | tort | Wels by over 5 years Wages £17)m £(8)m £(25)m Energy £(2)m £(6)m £(8)m Experienced inflation in energy prices Shipping £(22)m - £(22)m Other £(D)m - £(1)m @ An

  12. Slide 12: UK & Ireland performance underpinned by cost savings

    Financial performance Uk & Ireland performance underpinned by excellent progress on cost savings We have partnered with Operating GXO Gross margin Total . expense Who are running our UK warehouse operations Supply chain £12m Elem TS Retendering and Consolidating suppliers GNFR £3m £16m £19m —_—!_— T

  13. Slide 13: Elkjøp market share has stabilised

    Financial performance Elkjop market share has stabilised Nordic market share ELKJOP) #1 market share in all countries 16/17 T/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 21/22 3

  14. Slide 14: Nordics - performance summary

    Financial performance Nordics - performance summary Currency ° ° 2021/22 2020/21 2019/20 neutral % Repenedlss || keserkerlts change Yo2¥ change Yo Revenue £4,105m £4,186m £3,573m +2% (2)% +15% Online share of business 25% 29% 19% (Appts (Appts +6ppts Adjusted EBIT £142m £151m £126m (6)% (6)% 413% Ad

  15. Slide 15: Nordics adjusted EBIT margin bridge

    Financial performance Nordics adjusted EBIT margin bridge 3.6% 20/21 -bps Gross margin Opex 3.5% 21/22 Gross margin flat Increase logistics cost Offset by increased store share of business Operating expense to sales (10)bps Lower government support Running dual IT systems Additional stores Offset by

  16. Slide 16: Greece - performance summary

    Financial performance Greece - performance summary Currency 2021/22 2020/21 2019/20 neutral % Apeneehs || Uepencele change change Yo2¥ change Yo Revenue £554m £516m £470m 413% +7% +18% Online share of business 9% 21% 8% (12)ppts (12)ppts +Ippts Adjusted EBIT £21m £19m £21m 422% +11% -% Adjusted EBIT

  17. Slide 17: Greece adjusted EBIT margin bridge

    Financial performance Greece adjusted EBIT margin bridge we Gross margin +200bps +200bps (190)bps * Reopening of stores * Strong performance in new insurance products 31% 3.8% Operating expense to sales (190) bps * Lower government support * Cost of opening new stores in Cyprus * Pay and fuel inflat

  18. Slide 18: Strong cash generation

    Financial performance Strong cash generation change Increase driven by cost saving programmes and reduced Operating cash flow £361m £338m +£23m cash payments for leases Capex £(133)m £(122)m £(11)m Increase due to rebrand Adjusting items £(33) £C173)m €140m Property ane restructuring outflows and ca

  19. Slide 19: Balance sheet robust

    Financial performance Balance sheet robust Total average indebtedness Cash £(2,522 £(2,427 £4,260 + Average net cash £290m vs 500 (2,522) (2,42T) £1559) M260) year end £44m ° Pension + 1AS19 deficit down to £257m (600) _ + £78m contributions (1,000) * Positive impact of discount rate (1,500) . . * O

  20. Slide 20: Uses of free cash flow

    Financial performance Uses of free cash flow LY ae a be, change Free cash flow £72m £438m £(366)m Shareholder returns £(78)m - £(78)m £46m of dividends and £32m share buyback Pension £(78) £(47)m £(31)m Resumed full contributions Share repurchase and other items £(41)m £(18)m £(23)m Purchese of own

  21. Slide 21: Capital allocation priorities

    Financial performance Capital allocation priorities After maintaining prudent balance sheet and paying required pension contributions, we have the following priorities for use of cash Invest to grow business/profits/ cashflow Target payback of 24 months for transformation investments New post-invest

  22. Slide 22: Outlook & guidance

    Financial performance Outlook & guidance Current year outlook * Adjusted PBT £130-15Om * Expect to generate positive free cash flow * Capital expenditure £140-160m * Net exceptional cash costs of around £40m * Annual pension contribution of £78m 22

  23. Slide 23: CEO Update

    CEO Update —~ Alex Baldock Group Chief Executive

  24. Slide 24: Strong International business

    Our Markets Strong International business ELKJOP)) Tech Market 13.2m® Households £15.9bn® Annual spend (20/21: £15.7bn) 32% Online share (20/21: 32%) 29.8m Households £21.2bn © Annual spend (20/21: £22.5bn) 64% Online share (20/21: 76%) 4.1m“ Households £2.2bn@) Annual spend KOTIOBOAOX (D Source: Uk

  25. Slide 25: Amazing technology plays a vital role in customers' lives

    Our Markets Amazing technology plays a vital role in our customers’ lives we Continuing growth drivers We partner with 7 of the Trends Top 10 global R&D spend * Hybrid working & e-learning companies * Home entertainment 200 cc) Faster replacement * Greater usage 5 } 8B 60 + Greater familiarity 3 am

  26. Slide 26: The technology market was larger than before the pandemic

    Our Markets The technology market was larger than before the pandemic.. we UR Electricals Market size Nordics Electricals Market size 23 190 22 180 +19% 21 % 70 Yo2¥ D> Za 5 Fa £ 20 +14% % 160 3 Yo24¥ 3 wn 9 150 18 140 1 130 16/17 T/A 18/19 19/20 20/21 21/22 16/17 T/A 18/19 19/20 20/21 21/22 sues so

  27. Slide 27: ...and has stayed larger even in last few months

    Our Markets ..and has stayed larger even in Last few months UK Electricals market vs. pre-pandemic Nordics Electricals market vs. pre-pandemic 35% 35% ’ 25% 25% 18% 18% 5% 5% 5% 5% § &@ © § F F F SB BH FW g g g g a a a oy N 8 & L 4 4 a 3 ra & 5 L i a L & 5 3 $ & £ &§& #2 8 § ® ££ % 6 8 & § & 8 8 8 =

  28. Slide 28: More engaged colleagues mean more satisfied customers

    Capable and committed colleagues More engaged colleagues mean more satisfied customers... Colleague Engagement Customer Satisfaction age 19 « 3 j Z © 5 > Qa - 3 > 8 S 9 5 2 67 Nov Apr : 2019/20 2021/22 2019/20 2021/22 2020 2022 28

  29. Slide 29: We've worked hard for higher colleague engagement

    Capable and committed colleagues We’ve worked hard for higher colleague engagement we Purpose & values Learning & development Reward & Recognition We help everyone enjoy ~ 600k hours 12,60 O amazing technology. in training for colleagues Colleagues received shares \% Sid 9 programmes 29% increase in

  30. Slide 30: Continued progress on retail fundamentals

    Omnichannel Continued progress on retail fundamentals Larger range Invested in price Easier experience UK&I more than doubled in two years Clear price promise Improved delivery and collection “You won't get it cheaper. experience UR&I SRUs 3k Full stop.” “] ~100% Yo2¥ CSAT e i i He ry ELKJOP) 2019/2

  31. Slide 31: Omnichannel is the proven winning model

    Omnichannel Omnichannel is the proven winning model Proven winning model in global tech retail Market Share Omnichannel Online SoB il FNAC DARTY > 17% = CECONOMY Sources: Company information, Gfk, Euromonitor and peer results publications. Tech customers use both channels 19% 46% Store only Both Sto

  32. Slide 32: And stores have performed better than expected

    Omnichannel And stores have performed better than expected we UK Electricals Market growth by channel Store sales surged as we emerged from the YoY pandemic 100% 92% 100% 75% 50% MN% 0% -25% -21% 19% -60% -44% 20/21 21/22 22/23 YTD @Stores m Online Store closure periods —==Market =—=Currys 32

  33. Slide 33: Online we are big

    Omnichannel Online we are big...even without stores we’d be the clear market leader Very popular websites Number of Website visits in 2021/22 Cin millions) KOTIOBOAOL ELKJOP) 322 391 @ Amongst most visited retail websites in every country Sources: Currysinternat information ..mean we are much bigger

  34. Slide 34: We have fewer, better stores

    Omnichannel We have fewer, better stores... 10yr Uk&I store evolution Number of stores and total selling space Peeters | curs @rcwan Eon @ 1600 9 85 82 1400 16 75 8 66 1200 65 64 T 58 56 55 6 8 1000 g 865 3 Ee 824 5 5 173 735 = 630 ‘ 600 3 400 10 2 524 TN 479 200 i 4aT 375 368 361 358 34 1 ° ' ° 201

  35. Slide 35: ...that are flexible and profitable

    Omnichannel ..that are flexible and profitable Amore flexible estate... Holding over || 35 99 140 10yr+ 3 4 182 With shorter average lease AAyears UR & Ireland lengths... 3.6 years Nordics 2.9 years Greece On better terms... 41% average net effective rent reduction on the 40 stores renewed in UR & I

  36. Slide 36: Omnichannel: stores and online together

    Omnichannel Omnichannel: stores and online together give customers the best of we both worlds Never out of stock Uk&l Online-in-store sales Order & Collect sales 150 130 slle) 90 70 50 30 10 -10 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 Get your product Help 24/7 right now ShopLive URE! Nordics © 4.4/5 customer ratin

  37. Slide 37: Grow share of wallet from existing customers

    Customers for Life Our opportunity is to grow share of wallet from our many existing we customers ~80% of UK households But we get a ~30% share shop for electricals with us! of their wallet 80% 50% We don’t need to invest lots in ..Significant headroom remains to grow acquiring new customers... shar

  38. Slide 38: Nordic customer club continues to grow

    Customers for Life Nordic customer club continues to grow Club membership is growing Club members more More opportunity ahead >50% of Nordic households engaged and profitable Revenue per customer in g Adding more customers to Club ™ Sweden iv) 2021/22 iy Higher ™ Norway ener + see . 6.8m shopping (7

  39. Slide 39: Currys Perks is showing early promise

    Customers for Life In the Uk, Currys Perks is showing early promise Perks membership is growing Perks members spend More opportunity ahead Number of permissions and customers tim 9.6m @ Contactable UK customers. m_ 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 Since launch — Perks almost half of revenue ™ Perks Customer

  40. Slide 40: We're building on strengths in Services

    Customers for Life We’re building on strengths in Services We help you afford the amazing tech 2021/22 - Group 12.4% Sales through credit 3.2M Credit customers 11.7m Deliveries >1.4m Installations >9OOKk Product set-ups We help give your tech longer life >4.7m Protection plans sold in year >13M Tota

  41. Slide 41: We're building on strengths in Services

    Customers for Life We’re building on strengths in Services We help you afford the amazing tech 2021/22 - Group 12.4% Sales through credit 3.2M Credit customers 11.7m Deliveries >1.4m Installations >9OOKk Product set-ups We help give your tech longer life >4.7m Protection plans sold in year >13m Tota

  42. Slide 42: Credit helps customers afford the tech they need

    Customers for Life Credit helps customers afford the tech they need Credit is an important driver of lifetime value We are growing Credit _ | ©} 17m pend more on | | © . @ products and |_| More credit [| services Products Services customers 2020/21 2021/22 Are more © More credit L @ satisfied sales

  43. Slide 43: Credit helps customers afford the tech they need

    Customers for Life Credit helps customers afford the tech they need Credit is an important driver of lifetime value We are growing Credit a ‘OS eo a Spend more on | | || | | More credit P| || products and Products Services customers services 2020/21 2021/22 —_ all e all ec ...rtCiSC ri satisfied sal

  44. Slide 44: We've grown Credit by levelling up across channels

    Customers for Life We've grown Credit by “levelling up” across channels and better offers Levelling up across channels Improved offers with stronger messaging 15.5% 190 & S a 290 & 11.9% & 9.8% & Tech now, pay later. 24.9% APR representative (variable). Pay nothing for up to 12 months. No deposit. N

  45. Slide 45: On track for 16% credit adoption

    Customers for Life We are on track for 16% adoption with significant potential in we unutilised balances UK Credit adoption rising quickly 16.0% | 1.2% 10.8% © © | | | 2018/19 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 Target 2023/24 With plenty of headroom for growth from existing customers >, 12% Credit £5.5bn balan

  46. Slide 46: We're building on strengths in Services

    Customers for Life We’re building on strengths in Services We help you afford the amazing tech 2021/22 - Group 12.4% Sales through credit 3.2M Credit customers We help get you started 71.7 Deliveries >1.4m Installations >9OOk Product set-ups We help give your tech longer life >4.7m Protection plans

  47. Slide 47: Leaders in protecting and repairing products

    Customers for Life We’re leaders in protecting and repairing products we We have scale in number of and in capability... and increasingly satisfied customers... customers 1 600 : In-home Repair Service NPS , # of Engineers @ ® 13m # Total active protection plans 1.7m # Repairs per 2020/21 2021/22 20

  48. Slide 48: Trade-in: giving longer life to existing tech

    Customers for Life Trade-in: how we give longer life to existing tech AND sell more new Customer hesitation about buying new Trade-in: Answers both concerns Affordability: “Can | afford Trade-in makes new tech this now?" more affordable "Ge iy K We re-use, re-sell, harvest parts or recycle 48

  49. Slide 49: Great progress on net zero targets

    Customers for Life Great progress on net zero targets 185,368 169,942 146,092 (88)% 107,997 60,584 36,863 [35,321 } (400% 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 = 2019/20 = 2020/21 = 2021/22 Targets ADS. 50% reduction in scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions by 2029/30 against 2019/20. Net zero by 2040 for sc

  50. Slide 50: Our ESG Ratings are climbing fast

    Customers for Life ae Our ESG Ratings are climbing fast @ Our ESG Ratings Recent improvement in Scores Rating provider Score Date 3.f 4.3 FTSE4Good 43 Jun-22 Jurat 7 snes eC ISS 1 Jun-22 FTSE4Good S&P 32 Mar-22 Mar-21 ___7_ Mar-22 eC S&P Global Ratings CPD A Dec-21 B A SER ae » Sustainalytics 13.3 -

  51. Slide 51: A stronger business

    Outlook A stronger business Strong Bigger Market Internationally ~60% of Profits Uk Market size International 23 (€bn) 22 21 20 19 18 7 Hahah ghigha™ Growing #1 Winning More omnichannel model Customers for Life Nordics customer club members Uk&I Product sales 6.8m 5.4m Zz = 3.2m 1.3m Ul a & Uk Credi

  52. Slide 52: Stronger Currys: more help in cost-of-living crisis

    Outlook Stronger Currys: more help for customers in cost-of-living crisis we Range Price Credit Longer life & %, S 2 MONTH * AY DELAY § 52

  53. Slide 53: 2023/24 Targets

    Outlook ae 2023/24 Targets EBIT margin Capital expenditure New cash exceptionals 5% <1.5% of sales Fminimal Annual sustainable free cash flow >£150m Growing shareholder returns Annual sustainable free cash flow is defined as operating cosh flow less copital expenditure, exceptioncl cash flow, cash t

  54. Slide 54: Currys Summary

    Currys Summary Strong results, from a stronger Currys International business, #1 in all markets Tech market is sustainably larger post pandemic Record colleague engagement and customer satisfaction Making more of proven Omnichannel model Building more customers for life through Services The hardest

  55. Slide 55: We help everyone enjoy amazing technology

    We help everyone enjoy ~ amazing technology. \ @iw

  56. Slide 56: Visit our corporate website

    Visit our corporate website www.currysplc.com

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