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Analyst Presentation
Quarter 2 2011-12
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Agenda
• Financial highlights
• Macro Environment
• Operating performance highlights
• Financial review
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Financial Highlights for the Quarter
Group income up 12% against prior year at Rs 1630 crores.
EBIT at Rs 113 crores improves prior year
Significant reduction in Interest costs and Exceptional items
PAT at Rs 78 crores is significantly ahead of prior year
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Macro Environment
• Volatile exchange market
– USD strengthens against most currencies
• Commodity costs continue to be high– Tea prices increase in most markets
– Coffee prices reduce from an earlier high but still higher than prior year and budget
• Interest rate softness continues – Company gains by restructuring high
cost debts
• Continuing competitive intensity
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Operating Performance Highlights
• Strong performance in India – volume and profitability growth. Achieved value market leadership.
• US coffee performance impacted by higher trade spends and significantly higher green coffee costs.
• Canada continues market leadership –in black and Specialty Tea Segment. New product agenda led by Chai blends (dark chocolate & vanilla bean) & Perk
• Restructuring of broker arrangement completed in Australia. Specialities and Chai Latte launched
• UK performance impacted due to phasing of promotions and competitive intensity. However strong performance in specialty category. Market leadership in Green Tea and Redbush.
• Good coffee performance in Russia
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Operating Performance Highlights
• South Asia
- 14% Top line growth over previous year, with portfolio growth.
- Achieved market value leadership with MAT 21.5%1 and maintained volume leadership with MAT 19.7%1
– Price increases triggered in some Brands.
– Campaigns for Tata Tea Premium, Tata Tea Gold and KD and On-pack promotion for Tata Tea Gold /Tata Tea Agni drive performance.
– Launch of new Tetley Green Tea Flavours – Cinnamon, Honey and Citrus Spice and Alo Vera
1 AC Nielsen MAT – Sep’11
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Operating Performance Highlights
• Canada, America and Australia (CAA)
Canada
– Tetley continues to be volume and value leader for Black and specialty teas in the Canada, driven by aggressive innovation
– New blends/products developed and launched with good success at listing products with trade. - New Chai blends, Dark chocolate vanilla bean, Perk high caffeine- orange pekoe, Green Pomegranate.
US
– Coffee sales show recovery from Q1. Higher commodity costs and merchandising erode margins.
– Good Earth performance improves with distribution gains. Tetley sales also on track with ethnic brands of Tetley growing.
Australia
– Restructuring of broker arrangement completed in Australia. Specialities and Chai Latte launched
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Operating Performance Highlights
• UK, Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA)
– Tetley brand investment begins to impact brand health metrics.
– Strong performance leads to market leadership as no:1 brand for Tetley Green and Tetley Redbush.
– Teapigs brand of super premium teas continues to grow with distribution gains.
– South Africa performance improves over prior year.
– Improved coffee performance in Russia.
– Recovery in Tetley brand in Poland continues
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Operating Performance Highlights
• Non Branded Operations
– Higher realisations in coffee plantations and extractions drive better results in Tata Coffee Limited.
– India and US instant tea operations stable. China JV yet to commence operations despite shipment of 1st container.
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Financial Review
Q2 Ending September Rs Crores YTD Ending September
2011/12 2010/11 Variance 2011/12 2010/11 Variance
1630 1454 176 Total Operating Income 3097 2831 266
113 104 9 EBIT 206 217 (11)
19 21 (2) Investment Income 25 25 -
(3) (14) 11 Interest Expense (Net) (4) (26) 22
129 111 18 Profit Before Exceptional Items 228 216 12
(11) (32) 21 Exceptional Items 78 (46) 124
118 78 40 Profit Before Tax 306 170 136
(40) (38) (2) Tax (54) (71) 17
78 40 38 Profit After Tax 252 99 153
9 20 (11) Share of loss from Associates 4 13 (9)
(10) (9) (1) Minority Interest in consolidated profit (18) (15) (3)
77 52 25 Group Net Profit 238 97 141
Group Financial Review
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Q2 Ending Sept 30 Particulars YTD Ending Sept 30
Actual PY Actual PY
Branded Operations
360 277 USA 645 586
106 121 Canada & Australia 201 213
466 398 CAA 846 799
348 333 GB & Africa 633 600
176 165 Europe & Middle East 336 320
524 499 EMEA 969 920
469 409 South Asia Brands 949 835
6 6 Nourishco & Alliances 11 11
1465 1311 Total Brands 2775 2565
Non Branded Operations
73 54 Plantations 138 110
75 74 Extractions 148 135
148 128 Total Non Branded Operations 286 245
16 14 Other and Eliminations 36 21
1630 1454 TOTAL OPERATING INCOME 3097 2831
Region wise operating incomeRs Crores
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Rs Crores Sept ’ 11 -12 Sept’ 10-11
Sources of Funds
Shareholders Funds 5602 5047
Loans 1099 1712
Deferred Tax 64 68
Total 6765 6827
Application of Funds
Fixed Assets
Goodwill 3250 3018
Others 787 758
Investments
Long term 543 478
Current 60 51
Cash and Other Deposits 1596 2148
Net Operating Working Capital 571 451
Pension & Other Liabilities (41) (83)
Total 6765 6821
Net Debt Position +557 +487
Balance Sheet
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