sca presentation at deutsche bank consumer goods conference, paris, france
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2010-06-15 | Presentation of Lennart Persson, CFO and Mats Berencreutz, President SCA Tissue Europe at Deutsche Bank Consumer Goods Conference in Paris, France.http://www.sca.comTRANSCRIPT
15 June 2010
Deutsche Bank Global consumer conference 2010 Lennart Persson, CFOMats Berencreutz, President Tissue Europe
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SCA one of three leading hygiene companies
worldwide
SCA one of three leading hygiene companies
worldwide
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SCA – a global hygiene products and paper company
Net sales of SEK 111bn
Approximately 50,000 employees and sales in more than 100 countries
TEN and Tork leading global brands for incontinence care and Away From Home tissue
Ranked 2nd greenest company in the world, one of the world’s 100 most sustainable companies and one of the world’s most ethical companies, included in the Dow Jones Sustainability indexes
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Forest Products
Packaging Tissue
Personal Care
37%
25%
15% 23%
Sales 2009: SEK 111bnSales 2009: SEK 111bn
SCA GroupSales and EBIT split 2009
32%32%
39%39%
25%25%
4%4%
Sales splitSales splitEBIT splitEBIT splitEBIT splitEBIT split
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Strong global and regional positions
EuropeTissue: 1Corrugated board: 2Baby diapers: 3Incontinence care: 1Privately owned forests: 1
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AustraliaFeminine care: 1Incontinence care: 1Tissue: 2
MexicoIncontinence care: 1Tissue: 2Feminine care: 3 Global
Incontinence care: 1
AFH tissue: 3ColombiaIncontinence care: 1Feminine care: 1Tissue: 1
North AmericaAFH tissue: 3Incontinence care: 3
Nordic regionBaby diapers: 1
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SCA Group Strategic Direction
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GrowthHigh potential in markets with low penetration
Usage of hygiene products
Units/capita/year Units/child/year Units/woman/year
Western Europe Eastern Europe Latin America AsiaNorth America
Kg/capita/year
Penetration in mature markets around 35%
Penetration in mature markets around 35%
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Strong SCA positions
Good market growth
Favourable socio-demographics
Joint venture
Good market growth
Favourable socio-demographics
Our growth markets
Market tests of Incontinence care products and Baby diapers
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Sales 2009: SEK 67bn
11%
FemininecareFemininecare
Baby diapersBaby diapers
Away-From-Home tissueAway-From-Home tissue
IncontinencecareIncontinencecare
Consumer tissueConsumer tissue
Hygiene productsSales split
39%
23% 21%
11%
6%
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Personal CareFinancial overview 2009
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Net sales
SEK 25,716m
23% of Group
EBIT
SEK 3,235m
32% of Group
Capital employed
SEK 11,430m
11% of Group
Operating Cash flow
SEK 4,436m
30% of Group
EBIT margin: 13%
ROCE: 29%
Target ROCE: 30%
Personal care sales split
Incontinence care: 55%
Incontinence care: 55%
Baby diapers: 29%
Baby diapers: 29%
Feminine care: 16%
Feminine care: 16%
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Personal CareStrategic focus
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Short and mid term
Maintain Tena leadership in premium segment and increase growth in economy segment
Strengthen leading positions in Europe
Further restore Baby diapers private label profitability
Drive innovation
Market test in China
Grow in prioritized Emerging markets
Increase value added and branded
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Baby diapersImproving profitability
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More efficient production structure Closure of factory in France
Personnel reduction in the Netherlands
Total cost: EUR 60m
Annual savings: EUR 15m, with full effect from Q3 2011
New factory in Russia
Establish retailer brand organization
Product and technology redesign
Initiatives
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EURm
Newproducts & services
NorthEurope
SouthEurope
NorthAmerica
Emerging markets
Reimbursement
RetailTV
Internet
Design
TENAA true success story
Annual sales growth 1989-2009: 9%
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Increased pace of innovationStrengthens market positions
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TissueFinancial overview 2009
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Net sales
SEK 41,425m
37% of Group
EBIT
SEK 3,946m
39% of Group
Capital employed
SEK 37,196m
35% of Group
Operating Cash flow
SEK 5,979m
41% of Group
EBIT margin: 10%
ROCE: 10%
Target ROCE: 13%
Tissue sales split
AFH tissue: 37%
AFH tissue: 37%
Consumer tissue: 63%
Consumer tissue: 63%
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Tissue Strategic focus
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Short and mid term
Strengthen leading positions in Europe
Further restore Consumer Tissue profitability
Drive innovation
Grow in prioritized Emerging markets
Increase value added and branded
Price management
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New Tissue plant
Annual production capacity of ~30,000 tonnes
Increased local production to meet rising consumer demand
Improves cost position and profitability
Started production during end of 2009
New Tissue plant
Annual tissue production capacity of ~ 60,000 tonnes
Strengthens competitiveness and profitability
Start-up end of 2010
Investments supporting organic growth And strengthening profitability
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Tissue Europe Aspiration
To be the undisputed
Tissue Category Leader in Europe,
and the preferred choice for
European consumers and customers
To be the undisputed
Tissue Category Leader in Europe,
and the preferred choice for
European consumers and customers
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Integration of acquired businessConsumer Tissue Europe
Cost synergies
Supply chain restructuring synergies
Supply chain restructuring synergies
Supply chain
Integration synergies
Supply chain
Integration synergies
Commercial SynergiesCommercial Synergies 40%40% 42%42%
18%18%
Total annual cost synergies in 2010: SEK 700mRealized approximately 80%
Commercial synergies Front loaded synergies related to
sales force and category resources
Supply chain integration Optimizing logistics and internal
replenishment flows
Supply chain restructuring Optimizing supply chain footprint
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Lift and ShiftTissue Europe
LiftLift
Facility Service Partnership
Brand expansion South
Category Leadership
Convert textile
Channel Management
ShiftShift
Turnaround critical markets UK, Nordic and Italy
Price Management and “Go To Market” approach
Supply Chain Excellence
Service Level
Sourcing Excellence Facility Service Partnership
Brand expansion South
Category Leadership
Convert textile
Channel and Customer Management
Eastern Europe – realize opportunity and growthEastern Europe – realize opportunity and growth
Integrate and exploite opportunities in acquired businessIntegrate and exploite opportunities in acquired business
Innovation
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European Brand StrategyStronger brands and more efficient A&P
Focused, differentiated & consumer relevant mega-brand portfolio
From … … To
DACH East
Nordic NL
Complicated, region specific, inefficient brand portfolio
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GrowthHigh potential in markets with low penetration
Usage of hygiene products
Units/capita/year Units/child/year Units/woman/year
Western Europe Eastern Europe Latin America AsiaNorth America
Kg/capita/year
Penetration in mature markets around 35%
Penetration in mature markets around 35%
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Increased pace of innovationStrengthens market positions
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AFH Tissue Europe
Mature markets
Emerging markets
Focus on premium sales
Grow faster than the market
Achieve 20% market share
Double the business in Eastern Europe
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Q&A
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Tack.Tack.