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Pental Limited2019 Interim Results
Investor Presentation
26 February 2019
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Agenda• Pental Overview
• HY19 Business Update
• Outlook
• Interim Financial Performance
Presented by
Charlie McLeish, CEO
Neil Godara, CFO
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Our Vision“To be a leading supplier of shelf stable
products to its chosen markets, built around a reputation of delivering quality, innovation
and sustainability to the satisfaction of customer needs whilst enhancing
shareholder value.”
“We are active in developing new products to grow market share and building strong, ongoing relationships with our customers and suppliers.”
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Pental Team
Peter RobinsonNon Executive
Independent Chairman
John RishworthNon Executive
Independent Director
John EtheringtonNon Executive
Independent Director
Kimberlee WellsNon Executive
Independent Director
Oliver CartonCompany Secretary
Senior Executive Management
Charlie McLeishCEO
Substantial Shareholders (1)
Alan Johnstone – 22.21 %
John Homewood – 14.17 %
Allan Gray Australia Pty Ltd (2) - 13.74 %
Elevation Capital Management Ltd – 8.06 %
(1) As at 19 February 2019(2) Allan Gray Australia Pty Ltd has a relevant interest in shares held by a number of
investment institutions including Citicorp Nominees Pty Limited, JP Morgan Nominees Australia Limited and National Nominees Limited amounting to 13.74% of the total issued capital of Pental Ltd.
Neil GodaraCFO
Board of Directors
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Pental Team
Australian manufacturing and warehouse base in Shepparton
120 employees in regional Victoria
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SAFETY#1 Priority
• Build trusted and recognised
brands
• Develop lasting relationships
• Responsive to their needs
• Provide outstanding value
• Pride in delivering the best
products on time
• Zero harm objective
• Proactive in hazard identification
• Maintain clean and safe equipment
• Compassion, honesty and consistency
• Empower, trust and support others
• Encourage positive can-do attitudes
• Work as one team, communication
• Foster personal growth and
career development, success
• Immensely proud of our quality
• Accountability for achieving
business objectives
• Agile, flexible and
welcome change
• Long-term focus and plan
for a sustainable future
• Dare to be different
• Challenge the
status quo
• Encourage fresh
ways of working
• Maximise consumer
insights
CUSTOMERSHeart of OurBusiness
PEOPLETrust & Development
INNOVATIONEmbracingNew Ideas
QUALITYQuality Control
CoreValues
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HY19 Business Update
Business Outlook
Interim Financial Performance
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Interim Financial Performance
Highlights
• Net Profit After Tax $1.438 million – 20.1% increase on pcp
• Total Sales Revenue $48.025 million – up 26% on pcp
• EBIT $2.085 million – up 19.6% on pcp
• Basic EPS 1.06 cents
• Interim fully franked dividend 0.70 cents
• Strong cash position with minimal debt
• Overall operating costs remain well controlled
• Working capital improvements impacted by recent Duracell distributorship
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Interim Financial Performance
Key Consolidated Income Statement Items • Gross sales have increased by $20.1 million
and net sales have increased by $9.9 million
on previous corresponding period. This was
driven predominantly by addition of Duracell
distributorship
• Excluding Duracell, sales grew in Firelighters,
Cleaners and Fabric Softeners. However,
Toilet category saw price pressure from
competitors
• Personal care sales also dropped in Soaps
and Body wash categories mainly due to
stabilised discounting and focus on
promotions that returned a respectable
margin along with volume uplifts
• Interim Dividend of 0.70 cents. A payout ratio
of 66.33% consistent with prior periods
Dec-18(i)
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Dec-17(i)
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Change
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Change
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Gross Sales (GSV) 74,190 54,056 20,134 37.25%
Trade Spend & Rebates (26,165) (15,950) (10,215) (64.04%)
Net Sales 48,025 38,106 9,919 26.03%
Trade Spend & Rebates to GSV 35.27% 29.51% (5.76%)
EBIT 2,085 1,743 342 19.62%
EBIT to GSV 2.81% 3.22% (0.41%)
Net profit after tax 1,438 1,197 241 20.13%
Basic earnings per share in cents 1.06 0.88 0.18 20.13%
Interim Dividend Per Share in cents 0.70 0.60 0.10 16.67%
i) Unaudited non-IFRS financial table
• Despite absorbing Duracell distributorship
business, overall operating costs remain well
controlled
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Interim Financial Performance
Key Statement of Financial Position Items
• Working capital increased significantly on
June 18 position – however, this is driven by
Duracell distributorship business
• Excluding Duracell working capital, working
capital improved on June 18 position
• No other significant balance sheet
movements
Dec-18
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Jun-18
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Change
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ASSETS
Cash (245) 7,045 (7,290)
Trade and other receivables 28,956 19,280 9,676
Inventories 16,157 10,970 5,187
Property, plant and equipment 23,186 23,688 (502)
Goodwill and other intangible assets 14,665 14,728 (63)
Other 698 503 195
Total Assets 83,417 76,214 7,203
LIABILITIES
Trade and other payables 23,370 16,247 (7,123)
Current tax payable 0 48 48
Employee and other provisions 1,927 1,855 (72)
Deferred Tax Liabilities 4,225 4,357 132
Total Liabilities 29,522 22,507 (7,015)
NET ASSETS 53,895 53,707 (188)
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Interim Financial Performance
Key Consolidated Statement
of Cash Flow Items • The Company was able to fully fund
initial working capital requirements for
Duracell distributorship business without
incurring debts. December position
reflects a peak point of working capital
due to seasonality of the battery business
• The Company remains in a strong cash
position with minimal debt
• Healthy cash flows are projected to
continue into the second half of the year,
enabling the payment of the interim
dividend from operating cash flows while
remaining debt free
Dec-18
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Change
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(Loss) / Profit after Tax 1,438 1,197 241
Add non cash items (impairment, depreciation, amortisation and
employee share options expense)1,681 1,691 (10)
Change in net working capital (7,740) (1,581) (6,159)
Other balance sheet movements (377) (1,095) 718
Net Cash provided by Operating Activities (4,998) 212 (5,210)
Capital Expenditure (1,066) (7,840) 6,774
Dividend Paid (1,226) (2,861) 1,635
Net increase/(decrease) in cash (7,290) (10,489) 3,199
Net cash position at the beginning of the period 7,045 11,660 (4,615)
Net cash position at the end of the period (245) 1,171 (1,416)
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HY19 Business Update
Business Outlook
Interim Financial Performance
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Pressures are likely to impact Pental for the foreseeable future
Private label
growing
Lower brand equity
New retailers
Competitionincreasing
Pricecompression
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Delivering on Strategy
DrivingSales Growth
ValueAdded
Projects
Manufacturing Continuous
Improvement
Develop NewProduct and Sales
Channels
ExportMarket
• Grow New Zealand• China Strategy• Vietnam• Explore other
International Market Opportunities
• Defending ourposition
• Investing in FieldSupport
• PromotionalEffectiveness
• Review ProductContributions
• Building StrongTrade Support
• Creating Partnerships• Brand Consolidation• New Technology• New Agencies• New Segments
• Cost Savings• CAPEX to drive
business growth
• Delivering QualityProducts
• Enhance preventative maintenanceprocesses
• Launch NewProducts
• Fill the ideationpipeline
• Brand Protection
• Grow MarginContribution
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Driving Sales Growth
▪ Brand consolidation strategy focused on supporting
key retail brands
▪ Development of new branded products that have
been accepted for ranging in Coles and IGA
▪ Initiated sales support structure to support our brands
and products at store level.
▪ New pack designs and formats developed for Asian
market requirements (smaller, compact)
▪ Packaging redesign with Australian-made branding
completed
▪ Trading conditions remain very price competitive, but
trade promotions proving effective
▪ Jiffy and Little Lucifer firelighters maintain No1
position in Grocery
▪ White King bleach maintains No.1 position in Grocery
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New Products and Sales Channels
▪ Duracell distributorship launched efficiently and seamlessly in Australia & New Zealand in 1H19
▪ New distribution partnership agreed with Australia’s largest pharmacy retail chain Chemist Warehouse - for Pears and Country Life Tradie Soap (on shelf March 2019)
▪ 5th year of partnership with Unilever as exclusive Australian distributor for Pears, highly recognised International brand
▪ Investigating opportunities with other well established and recognised imported brands and products
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Value Added Projects
▪ Strengthened our R&D technical resources to continue developing new products for the market as well as enhancing our current product range
▪ Exploring development of ‘natural’ personal and home hygiene products
▪ Market first innovation in Toilet Cleaners delivering power and efficacy
▪ Our partnerships continue in supplying private label to the major retailers
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New Zealand China
Export Market
ThailandVietnam
▪ Continue journey with expansion into Asia. Pental to retain
relationships with our smaller China distribution partners.
▪ Commenced negotiations with large national distributors
who supply products in the personal care and household
cleaning categories throughout China
▪ Export project into Vietnam has materialised with the
engagement of a key distribution company based in Ho Chi
Min City
▪ Making progress with the potential export of White King,
Softly and Country Life brands into Thailand
▪ Continue strong arrangement with our
NZ based distributor, six year strong
partnership
▪ Four brand focus - Janola, Softly,
Sunlight and Little Lucifer
▪ Upgrade Janola packaging
▪ Innovative new products to provide
incremental growth
▪ New sales channels - pharmacy and
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Manufacturing Continuous Improvements
Distribution Improvements
Delivery
accuracy up
7% on
previous year
Delivering quality
products
Warehouse Improvements
Productivity up 4% on
previous year
100% picking accuracy
warehouse controls
Manufacturing Improvements
New steam boiler to reduce
energy costs
New trade waste system to
reduce chemical usage
Robust preventative maintenance program
Best in Class
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Interim Financial Performance
HY19 Business Update
Business Outlook
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Brand Building for the Future
• Targeted consumer NPD
• New soap bars
• Specialised formulations
• Specialised formulations
• Beauty bars
• Product innovation
• New sales channels
Laundry
• Brand consolidation
• Softly
• Huggie
• Maintain market leadership
• Best quality products
• Strengthening positioning
• New White King products
• Advertising support
• In-store activation
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Outlook
• Strong retailer relationships
• Continue brand growth and protection
• In-store merchandising
• Retail market continues to remain highly competitive
• Margin pressure
• Continue to explore new distribution opportunities
• Innovation with both products and processes
• Continued focus on productivity improvements
• Costs out/ down initiatives
Business Outlook In Summary
Pental has consolidated its position for future sustainable profitable growth
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