Tabcorp Holdings Limited · ASX:TAH

Tabcorp — Investor Presentation (October 2008)

35 slides from Tabcorp's investor presentation, Oct 10, 2008

  1. Slide 1: Project STAR - Market Briefing

    Project STAR - Market Briefing For personal use only Walter Bugno – Chief Executive Casino Division Tabcorp Holdings Ltd 10 October 2008 1

  2. Slide 2: Agenda

    Agenda For personal use only I. Star City Today II. Star City Transformation Journey III. Project STAR 2

  3. Slide 3: I. Star City Today - 2008

    I. Star City Today - 2008 For personal use only Western view from Pirrama Road of Spanish Steps and existing Hotel tower. Inset – Main Gaming Floor. 3

  4. Slide 4: Star City in context

    Star City in context For personal use only Tabcorp Group – Divisional EBIT FY08 (Casino – normalised) Gaming 29% Casinos 41% Wagering 30% Casino Division – Property EBIT FY08 (Normalised) Star City SEQ Total Net revenue $705m $612m $1,316m % 54% 47% 100% EBIT $195m $174m $369m % 53% 47% 100% 4

  5. Slide 5: Star City is a significant business

    Star City is a significant business For personal use only Star City Today: Food Food&&beverage beverage 11 restaurants 11 restaurants 10 10bars bars Gaming Gaming Accommodation Accommodation 210 210tables tables 351 351hotel hotelrooms rooms Ballroom/Conf 1,441 Ballroom/Conf 1,441EGMs EGMs 129 129ap

  6. Slide 6: Strong position in the Sydney market

    Strong position in the Sydney market For personal use only Star City - EGM Market Share past 8 quarters (%) Visitation destination 6.20% Most visited destination in Sydney… 6.15% Star City 8,800 Royal Randw ick & Warw ick Farm 408 6.10% Racecourses Sydney Olympic Park 7,700 6.05% Australian National

  7. Slide 7: No customer growth in recent times

    No customer growth in recent times For personal use only Gambled at Star City – 12mmt Star City – Annual Visitation Gambled at Star City - 12mmt (000's) Star City - Annual visitation (m) Source: RMR Gam bling m onitor 350 14 12.5 330 12 310 10.1 290 10 9.1 8.8 8.5 8.7 8.8 8.5 8.8 270 8.0 7.6 250 8 2

  8. Slide 8: FY08 impacted by smoking bans

    FY08 impacted by smoking bans For personal use only Star City - Net operating revenue ($m) ƒ Solid revenue growth FY04 – FY07 740 720 - Increased spend/customer 700 680 - Re-entry into IRB 660 640 ƒ 2008 slowdown driven by: 620 600 580 1. Smoking ban impacts 560 FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 Slots -

  9. Slide 9: Competition investing heavily

    Competition investing heavily For personal use only Local Domestic International Canterbury Leagues Club Crown Melbourne Macau ƒ Pubs and clubs have invested over $750m in the past 18 months ƒ Crown Ltd continues to invest in improving domestic properties ƒ New openings in Macau and Singapore in 200

  10. Slide 10: Time to make a choice

    Time to make a choice For personal use only Source: Masterbrands Study 2005 10

  11. Slide 11: II. Star City Transformation Journey

    II. Star City Transformation Journey For personal use only 11

  12. Slide 12: Transformation has three components

    Transformation has three components For personal use only 1. Secure licence and product offering - Licence exclusivity extension - Tax regime clarity - Product expansion and differentiation 2. Create a destination for our customers - World class main gaming floor - Sydney’s best food & beverage choi

  13. Slide 13: Licence negotiations completed successfully

    Step 1 - Licence negotiations completed successfully For personal use only 1. Exclusivity and taxes ƒ 12 year exclusivity ƒ 12 year whole of gaming Casino Duty schedule 2. Products* ƒ Unlimited table games, multiple terminal gaming machines, remote tables ƒ Uncapped bet limit on PGR EGMs ƒ US standa

  14. Slide 14: Early implementation of product concessions

    Early implementation of product concessions For personal use only ƒ Poker tables - Increased from 20 to 30 by Aug 2008 ƒ Multi Terminal Gaming Machines - Increased from 59 to 143 by Sep 2008 ƒ Golden Dollar Jackpots - 50 EGMs introduced Jul 2008 ƒ Increased Bet Limits EGMs - 50 EGMs introduced in PG

  15. Slide 15: New product introductions ahead of project completion

    New product introductions ahead of project completion For personal use only ƒ Vegas “Room” * - EGMs direct from USA (currently not available in Australian market) - 150 to 200 EGMs (replace bottom 5% quartile) - Target end Q3 FY09, subject to regulatory approval of games ƒ Additional electronic tabl

  16. Slide 16: Create a destination for our customers

    Step 2 – Create a destination for our customers For personal use only Tabcorp has committed $475m capex to Project STAR: Submission* 1. Re-orient the Casino to Sydney Harbour Iconic entrance 2. Build a new 5-star hotel on the Switching Station site 309 rooms 3. Increase the Casino floor space + 50%

  17. Slide 17: STAR will expand significantly

    STAR will expand significantly For personal use only Pre Project Planned % Measure STAR FY11 Changes change Gaming ƒ Tables Number 210 310 +100 +48% ƒ Slots Number 1,441 1,500 +59 +4% ƒ MTGMs Number 59 150 +91 +154% Accommodation* No rooms/aparts 480 789 +309 +64% Car parking* No of spaces 2,500 3,0

  18. Slide 18: Customer service program

    Step 3 - Customer service program For personal use only ƒ Enhanced recruitment program “get the best” Customer service performance to target ƒ New training programs for all front line staff Function -15% Target 15% A ƒ Enhanced grooming and uniform standards B C ƒ Dedicated resource as “coach” for f

  19. Slide 19: Customer service improvements

    Customer service improvements For personal use only Investment Outcomes ƒ Build capability ƒ Single customer view - New marketing team - Manage the customer life cycle across properties - CRM capability - Drive divisional loyalty program ƒ Major systems investment ƒ Customer insights drive our busin

  20. Slide 20: III. Project STAR

    III. Project STAR For personal use only Western view of Star City complex post Project STAR completion from Sydney Harbour. 20

  21. Slide 21: Diamond Bar - interior

    Diamond Bar - interior For personal use only 21

  22. Slide 22: Main Gaming Floor

    For personal use only Main Gaming Floor 22

  23. Slide 23: Poker

    For personal use only Poker 23

  24. Slide 24: Noodle Bar

    For personal use only Noodle Bar 24

  25. Slide 25: Baccarat

    For personal use only Baccarat 25

  26. Slide 26: New Hotel - external facade

    New Hotel - external facade For personal use only 26

  27. Slide 27: New Hotel room

    For personal use only New Hotel room 27

  28. Slide 28: Project STAR investment case

    Project STAR investment case For personal use only ƒ Investment outcomes - IRR in excess of 11% - NPV in excess of $200m ƒ Key investment assumptions - Investment includes Project STAR cost of $475m, cost of concessions and capitalised interest - WACC 9.1% (after tax) - Gaming revenue impact of 5 -

  29. Slide 29: Disruption

    Disruption For personal use only ƒ Disruption will impact gaming revenues during construction ƒ Recent Gold Coast refurbishment disruption: EGMs: 5 - 6% and Tables: 8% - 12% ƒ Regional and international comparisons EGMs: 4 - 7% and MGF: 8 - 11% ƒ Project STAR disruption has been forecast at 5 - 10%

  30. Slide 30: Mitigating strategies

    Mitigating strategies For personal use only ƒ Star City has been managing disruption for the past 12 months - Hotel suites, private gaming, Endeavour Room, Fortunes (Sean’s Kitchen), Pyrmonts (Gold Suite) ƒ Key learnings to be translated into Project STAR: ¾ Project sequencing - New hotel on separat

  31. Slide 31: Internationally experienced team to deliver project

    Internationally experienced team to deliver project For personal use only Recent milestone projects include: ƒ Jupiters Gold Coast expansion Master Architect: The Buchan Group ƒ The Palm, Dubai ƒ Park Hyatt, Melbourne Hotel Architect: Cox Architects ƒ Star City Casino, Sydney ƒ King Street Wharf, Sy

  32. Slide 32: Funding

    Funding For personal use only ƒ Replacement capex largely funded from Tabcorp’s earnings ƒ Project STAR will require incremental funding: FY08/ FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 Needs: Project STAR 85 265 125 - Concessions/exclusivity 50 50 - - Total 135 315 125 - Sources: Equity/DRP 135 115 65 - Net debt require

  33. Slide 33: Project STAR – A complete business transformation program

    Project STAR – A complete business transformation program For personal use only ƒ $475m redevelopment to create Sydney’s best entertainment venue ƒ Significant expansion in accommodation, retail, F&B and gaming ƒ Investment case secured through long term exclusivity, product concessions and tax arra

  34. Slide 34: STAR

    For personal use only STAR 34

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