Wesfarmers LimitedASX: WES

Bunnings Investor Briefing and Site Tour 17118 KB

· Issued by Wesfarmers Limited

27 March 2025

The Manager

Market Announcements Office Australian Securities Exchange

Dear Manager

BUNNINGS INVESTOR BRIEFING AND SITE TOUR

Following is a presentation that will be given as part of an investor briefing and site tour of Bunnings on Thursday 27 March 2025, at 8:45am AWST / 11:45am AEDT.

This briefing will be webcast and accessible via our website atwww.wesfarmers.com.au.

Yours faithfully

Sheldon Renkema Executive General Manager Company Secretariat

This announcement was authorised to be given to the ASX by the Wesfarmers Disclosure Committee.

Investor briefing and site tour

27 March 2025

Bunnings executive team

Mike Schneider Michael Howard Rachael McVitty

Ryan Baker

Managing Director

Chief Financial Officer

Genevieve Elliott

Chief Customer Officer

Chief Operating Officer

Melissa O'Neill

Damian Zahra

Chief Information Officer

Chief Corporate Affairs Officer

Chief People Officer

Key messages

Bunnings has a significant opportunity to drive sustainable sales and earnings growth over the long term

Expand and innovate our offer

Grow and optimise our retail space

Drive commercial growth

Accelerate digital, data and retail media

Enhance productivity through our entire operations

Our model and market

The Bunnings model delivers value for all stakeholders

Customers Team members Suppliers Community Shareholders

+5m

Transactions per week

c.54,000

Team members

+2,000

Suppliers

$61m

in community support in FY24

71.5%

Return on capital in 1H25 (R12)1

Price, range, experience

1.

Rolling 12 month average.

Focused on providing a safe, inclusive and rewarding environment

Long-term partnerships

Local, meaningful, sustainable Long-term returns

Our strategic pillars

Lowest Prices

  • • Relentless focus on everyday lowest prices

  • • Enabled by warehouse format, cost discipline and productivity focus

Widest Range

  • • Expansive ranging for consumers and commercial customers

  • • Diverse offer underpins resilient business model

  • • Leading brands complemented by own brands

Best Experience

  • • Connected and personalised customer experience

  • • Expert advice and support - instore, on-site or online

  • • Family friendly and local community oriented

Enabled by the best team and connection to community

Unique, empowered and high-performance culture

  • • Safe and inclusive work environment

  • • Industry-leading benefits and development

  • • High retention and engagement drives lower costs and a better customer experience

Local and meaningful

  • • Supported over 79,000 local community activities in FY24

  • • Helped raise over $61 million for community groups in FY24

Sustainable

  • • Business powered by 100% renewable electricity

  • • On track towards net zero scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030

Case study: response to ex-tropical cyclone Alfred

Demonstrated operational resilience

  • • Over 40 sites temporarily closed between Sunshine Coast and Grafton during peak of the event - support provided by surrounding stores

  • • Safely re-opened and overcame transport interruptions quickly to provide access to essential products

While meaningfully supporting our local communities

  • • Supported affected team members through financial assistance, natural disaster leave and counselling

  • • Partnered with local community groups to provide product donations of essential supplies and gift cards

  • • National community sausage sizzle raised over $285,000 for affected communities

Our model drives long-term value creation

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Revenue($b)

18

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2

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FY94

FY99

RevenueEBT

2,500

2,000

1,500

1,000

EBT($m)

500

0

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FY09

FY14

FY19

FY24