Premier Investments Limited · ASX:PMV

Premier Investments — FY2008 Earnings Presentation

37 slides from Premier Investments's earnings presentation, Sep 23, 2008

  1. Slide 1: Just Group FY2008 results and update on Premier post-acquisition

    For personal use only 23 September 2008 Just Group FY2008 results and update on Premier post-acquisition Highlights • Premier’s successful acquisition of Just Group is transformational for Premier, with Just Group being core to Premier’s ongoing strategy • Just Group achieved a credible result in FY

  2. Slide 2: Capital and Outlook

    Capital • Cash of approximately $300 million1 gives Premier significant flexibility to pursue acquisition opportunities, with a focus on 100% ownership of operating businesses in the retail and wholesale segments For personal use only Outlook • Premier continues to believe that it will be a difficul

  3. Slide 3: Update: Just Group and Premier post-acquisition

    For personal use only Update Just Group and Premier post-acquisition

  4. Slide 4: Agenda

    Agenda For personal use only 1 Just Group Acquisition Outcome 2 Just Group FY08 Results 3 Strategic Review (operations review of Just Group) 4 Premier's Other Strategic Pillars 5 Premier Outlook

  5. Slide 5: Agenda

    Agenda For personal use only 1 Just Group Acquisition Outcome 2 Just Group FY08 Results 3 Strategic Review (operations review of Just Group) 4 Premier's Other Strategic Pillars 5 Premier Outlook

  6. Slide 6: Successful Just Group Acquisition

    Successful Just Group Acquisition For personal use only ƒ Premier's successful acquisition of Just Group is transformational for Premier ƒ Premier now owns a suite of quality brands and a powerful underlying retail platform ƒ Premier now employs over 6,000 people ƒ Premier's shareholder base has gro

  7. Slide 7: Just Group is Core to Premier's Strategy

    Just Group is core to Premier's Strategy For personal use only Given the successful acquisition, Premier has three core pillars to its strategy ƒ A quality retailer with scaleable A Just Group business model ƒ Approximately $300 million cash* available to invest in opportunities which leverage Premi

  8. Slide 8: Agenda

    Agenda For personal use only 1 Just Group Acquisition Outcome 2 Just Group FY08 Results 3 Strategic Review (operations review of Just Group) 4 Premier's Other Strategic Pillars 5 Premier Outlook

  9. Slide 9: Just Group is Australia's Leading Fast Fashion Retailer

    Just Group is Australia’s Leading Fast Fashion Retailer For personal use only Diverse portfolio of brands with a broad •• geographic coverage JUST GROUP ‘RETAIL MACHINE’ Logistics Supply Chain Integrated infrastructure including an award winning supply chain and outstanding corporate, product and br

  10. Slide 10: Just – FY08 Results

    Just – FY08 Results For personal use only ƒ Sales of $816.1 million, up 7.0% ƒ Gross profit margin up 171bps to 59.3% ƒ EBITA $90.2 million, down 5.0%* ƒ NPAT $54.6 million, down 11.2%* ƒ Earnings per share of 27.1 cents, down 5.6%* ƒ Operating cashflow of $85.7m, down 4.5% ƒ Total net debt of $95.9

  11. Slide 11: Summary Profit Result

    Summary Profit Result For personal use only EBITA ƒ Adjusted EBITA of $90.2m, down 5.0%. Includes: 97.4* 100 ƒ Mark to market adjustment on 88.3 90.2 90 hedgebook – $3.6m expense at year 94.9 end (LY $1.8m expense) 80 75.3 72.9 82.4* ƒ South Africa loss - $1.6m (LY loss 70 $0.3m) 60 ƒ USA loss - $2.

  12. Slide 12: Australia & New Zealand

    Australia & New Zealand For personal use only Australia New Zealand Total Sales +8.6% +0.9%1 LFL Sales +1.2% -5.7%1 Segment $75.8m2 $5.4m3 PBT -4.4% -37.1% Stores 742 141 ƒ Pleasing first half with downturn in second ƒ Very weak economic conditions affected all half as consumer sentiment declined wi

  13. Slide 13: New Geographies

    New Geographies For personal use only South Africa USA • 26 stores open and sales building well • 3 stores open in California, including the flagship Robertson Blvd store • Team and operations platform now established • “Hard’ launch of business not until October ‘08 • Focus is on securing quality n

  14. Slide 14: Balance Sheet & Hedging

    Balance Sheet & Hedging For personal use only ƒ Stock turnover of 5.5 times, up from 5.1 in FY07 Inventory Efficient ƒ Ongoing focus on stock management ƒ Capital expenditure up $6.1million Investing for the ƒ Investing in growth via geographic growth, domestic store roll-out Future and enhanced inf

  15. Slide 15: Just Jeans

    Just Jeans For personal use only ƒ Total sales down 1.9%; LFL sales down 1.2% ƒ 269 stores trading at year end – 7 stores opened & 8 stores closed ƒ Record sales of denim and Just Shop membership now over 600,000 ƒ Just Jeans brand is well positioned, but also most exposed to consumer slowdown

  16. Slide 16: Jay Jays

    Jay Jays For personal use only ƒ Total sales up 2.8%; LFL sales down 1.0% ƒ 246 stores trading at year end – 14 stores opened & 2 closed ƒ Consolidation period after record year in FY07 and with consumer slowdown ƒ Jay Jays brand has both a strong youth connection and a deep value component

  17. Slide 17: Portmans

    Portmans For personal use only Store and Bloom Cosmetics ƒ Total sales up 2.0%; LFL sales down 3.4% ƒ 132 stores trading at year end – 12 stores opened & 2 closed ƒ Underperforming brand within a tough womenswear market ƒ Portmans brand repositioning on track with results expected to build through 2

  18. Slide 18: Jacqui E

    Jacqui E For personal use only ƒ Total sales up 1.7%; LFL sales down 0.6% ƒ 108 stores trading at year end – 5 stores opened & 1 closed ƒ Solid 2nd half with positive LFL sales and growing VIP database ƒ Jacqui E brand continuing to improve and will compete well in FY09

  19. Slide 19: Dotti

    Dotti For personal use only ƒ Total sales up 37.0%; LFL sales up 18.4% ƒ 70 stores trading at year end – 12 stores opened & 3 closed ƒ New ranging, marketing and store design delivering great results ƒ Dotti brand still performing very well

  20. Slide 20: Peter Alexander

    Peter Alexander For personal use only Australian Store front ƒ Total sales up 28.7%; LFL sales up 2.3% ƒ 23 stores trading in Aus/NZ at year end – 5 opened; 3 stores trading in California, with flagship Robertson Blvd store opened in September ƒ Peter Alexander brand remains very strong with further

  21. Slide 21: Smiggle

    Smiggle For personal use only ƒ Total sales $19.0m; LFL sales up 11.0% ƒ 34 stores trading at year end; 20 stores acquired in August – 14 opened ƒ Excellent contribution after 11 months of ownership by Just Group ƒ Smiggle brand recognition high. Will open more stores, sell on-line and explore inter

  22. Slide 22: Retail Machine

    Retail Machine For personal use only ƒ New Auckland Distribution Centre opened in September ƒ Expanded e-commerce platform ƒ Ongoing investment in systems and people

  23. Slide 23: Summary – FY08

    Summary – FY08 For personal use only The Just Formula Strategic Focus Areas FY 2008 Progress 1. The best portfolio of ƒ Continued brand management ƒ A tough 2nd half for the established brands clearly segmented and ƒ Smiggle roll out ƒ Sales & profit up for Peter Alexander continuously refreshed ƒ F

  24. Slide 24: Agenda

    Agenda For personal use only 1 Just Group Acquisition Outcome 2 Just Group FY08 Results 3 Strategic Review (operations review of Just Group) 4 Premier's Other Strategic Pillars 5 Premier Outlook

  25. Slide 25: Premier's review of Just Group is underway

    Premier's review of Just Group is underway For personal use only ƒ During the bid, Premier announced its intention to undertake a detailed and comprehensive review of the assets, strategy and operations of Just Group ƒ Just's new Board has specific responsibility for the strategic review ƒ The new B

  26. Slide 26: Agenda

    Agenda For personal use only 1 Just Group Acquisition Outcome 2 Just Group FY08 Results 3 Strategic Review (operations review of Just Group) 4 Premier's Other Strategic Pillars 5 Premier Outlook

  27. Slide 27: Premier's other strategic pillars: Capital...

    Premier's other strategic pillars: Capital... For personal use only ƒ Capital balance gives Premier significant flexibility to pursue acquisition opportunities ƒ a key competitive strength in the current environment ƒ Acquisition focus is on ƒ ultimately, 100% ownership of operating businesses ƒ ret

  28. Slide 28: ...and People

    …and People For personal use only A well credentialed Board ƒ Premier's Board combines expertise from across the retail spectrum, with broader commercial expertise ƒ Solomon Lew ƒ Lindsay Fox ƒ Gary Weiss ƒ Frank Jones ƒ Michael McLeod ƒ Henry Lanzer CEO/independent director search underway ƒ Premie

  29. Slide 29: Agenda

    Agenda For personal use only 1 Just Group Acquisition Outcome 2 Just Group FY08 Results 3 Strategic Review (operations review of Just Group) 4 Premier's Other Strategic Pillars 5 Premier Outlook

  30. Slide 30: Premier's Outlook

    Premier's Outlook For personal use only Helicopter view ƒ Premier continues to believe that it will be a difficult retail environment for at least FY09 in both Australia and New Zealand Impact on Just Group ƒ Just Group trading for the eight weeks since the end of the financial year has been soft, i

  31. Slide 31: Just Group Additional Financial Information

    Just Group Additional Financial Information For personal use only ƒ Key Operating Metrics ƒ Sales ƒ Movement in Store Portfolio

  32. Slide 32: Key Operating Metrics

    Key Operating Metrics For personal use only FY FY Change 20081 20072 07 to 08 Stores No 885 810 +75 Retail space m2 129,356 119,124 +8.6% Sales $000’s 812,805 759,616 +7.0% Same sales store growth % -0.3 3.5 n/a Gross Profit Margin % 59.3 57.5 +171bps EBITDA $000’s 113,930 114,779 -0.7% EBITA $000’s

  33. Slide 33: Key Operating Metrics – by Half

    Key Operating Metrics – by Half For personal use only First Half 1H 1H Change 20081 20072 07 to 08 Sales $000’s 424,834 385,240 10.3% Same sales store growth % 2.6% 1.0% n/a Gross Profit Margin % 59.79% 57.15% 264bps EBITDA $000’s 75,443 65,091 15.9% EBITA $000’s 64,274 55,731 15.3% EBITA Margin % 1

  34. Slide 34: Sales – FY2008

    Sales – FY2008 For personal use only Full Year 2008 Sales Sales LFL Sales Stores (AUD) Growth % Growth % Just Jeans 269 220,272 -1.9% -1.2% Jay Jays 246 233,454 2.8% -1.0% Portmans 132 139,621 2.0% -3.4% Jacqui E 108 90,508 1.7% -0.6% Dotti 70 63,059 37.0% 18.4% Peter Alexander 23 46,597 28.7% 2.3%

  35. Slide 35: Sales – 1st Half 2008

    Sales – 1st Half 2008 For personal use only 1st Half 2008 Sales Sales LFL Sales Stores (AUD) Growth % Growth % Just Jeans 270 116,456 2.8% 3.8% Jay Jays 244 125,539 8.8% 3.8% Portmans 132 71,954 2.9% -2.2% Jacqui E 108 48,238 0.0% -1.8% Dotti 70 28,456 33.1% 11.3% Peter Alexander 22 23,617 38.6% 5.2

  36. Slide 36: Sales – 2nd Half 2008

    Sales – 2nd Half 2008 For personal use only 2nd Half 2008 Sales Sales LFL Sales Stores (AUD) Growth % Growth % Just Jeans 269 103,816 -6.7% -6.1% Jay Jays 246 107,915 -3.3% -6.4% Portmans 132 67,667 1.0% -4.6% Jacqui E 108 42,270 3.8% 1.7% Dotti 70 34,603 40.4% 24.9% Peter Alexander 23 22,980 20.0%

  37. Slide 37: Movement in Store Portfolio

    Movement in Store Portfolio For personal use only Closures Openings Expansions Relocations Total New Change in Retail FY08 FY08 FY08 FY08 Sites FY08 Space Just Jeans 8 7 0 7 14 1.5% Jay Jays 2 14 1 6 21 7.9% Portmans 2 12 0 2 14 7.7% Jacqui E 1 5 1 2 8 5.6% Dotti 3 12 0 0 12 16.1% Peter 0 5 0 0 5 31

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