Financial Results for FY 3/2022 2Q
Announced on November 5, 2021
NISSIN FOODS HOLDINGS CO., LTD.
(TSE Stock Code: 2897)
Financial Results Presentation: November 8, 2021
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I. | FY 3/2022 2Q Financial Results | ……………… P2 |
Takashi Yano, CFO | ||
II. | Current Year Initiatives to Achieve Our | ..…………… P10 |
Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategy
Koki Ando, Representative Director, President and CEO
Noritaka Ando, COO and Executive Vice President,
and President & Representative Director of NISSIN FOOD PRODUCTS CO., LTD.
Appendix | ||
I. | FY 3/2022 2Q: Analysis of Core OP of Existing Businesses | …… P19 |
II. | FY 3/2022: Analysis of Core OP Forecasts of Existing Businesses | …P21-22 |
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FY 3/2022 2Q Financial Results
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Management Policy for FY 3/2022
Reboot and Make a Fresh Start
In the first year of our new management plan, we will sprint ahead with three growth strategies, as well as organizational and human resource reforms
Domestic Existing Businesses | Overseas Existing Businesses | New Businesses | ||
- Instant Noodles Business: Reform our supply chain structure, create new categories and channels, and transition to a new sales approach
- Non-InstantNoodles Business: Accelerate group synergies in both supply and demand (mainly in the confectionery business) to build a foundation for growth and improved profitability
- Accelerate deeper global branding, which has already begun to produce results. Further solidify competitive advantage as a growth driver
- Pursue steady progress in multi-category and multi-area strategies to leverage business in China and Brazil
- Launch businesses with a sense of urgency to gain recognition towards wider acceptance of complete nutritional foods
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Launch businesses across five touch points and conduct proof-of-concept tests during FY 3/2022: (1) subscription home delivery service (DC2: intensive program),
(2) corporate cafeterias, (3) seniors, (4) retail sales, and (5) smart cities
Group Overall
- Leverage the lessons of COVID-19 to transition both work styles and business structures to a new normal through the maximum use of digital technologies
- Respond accurately to consumer behavior and awareness to turn increased demand under the COVID-19 pandemic into sustainable growth drivers
* China (including H.K.) strategy and related targets, financial results forecasts are established independently by NISSIN FOODS HOLDINGS | 3 |
FY 3/2022 2Q Financial Results Highlights
FY 3/2022 2Q Results
Revenue
Core Operating Profit of
Existing Businesses
Domestic Instant Noodles Business
Domestic Non-Instant Noodles Business
Overseas Business
Summary
Institutional accounting | Management accounting | Target level | |||||
basis | basis*1,*2 | for FY 3/2022 | |||||
275.0 | Bil. yen | +14.1% | 270.5 | Bil. yen | +18.1% | Double Digit | |
27.1 | Bil. yen | (14.8%) | 26.7 | Bil. yen | + 12.8% | Double Digit | |
(9.9%) | + 25.4% | Mid-single Digit | |||||
+4.7% | + 31.0% | Double Digit | |||||
(32.7%) | (21.3%) | Double Digit | |||||
(Institutional accounting basis)
- Revenue: Increased in all three businesses, even before deducting the impact of COVID-19
- Core Operating Profit of Existing Businesses: Decreased in YoY due to the effect of COVID-19 despite steady growth compared to FY 3/2020 2Q*3
(Management accounting basis) Steady progress toward Make a Fresh Start
- Revenue: Increased in all three businesses and grew by 18.1% on a consolidated basis
- Core Operating Profit of Existing Businesses: The growth rate of 12.8% on a consolidated basis YoY, exceeding the medium-tolong-term target
*1 | Growth rates are calculated by converting foreign currency amounts into yen at the same rate as the previous year, in order to emphasize real fluctuation / growth on a local currency basis excluding effect of exchange rate at the | |
time of consolidation. | ||
*2 | Actual YoY change / growth rate excluding the impact of foreign exchange rates and the impact of COVID-19, which had a significant impact on FY 3/2021 results (i.e. increase in demand, reduction in selling expenses, unused | 4 |
*3 | expenses, etc.). | |
Core operating profit of existing businesses vs. FY 3/2020 +7.7 Bil. yen (39.6%) |
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