CLSA Investors’ Forum 2017

September 11, 2017

Global Brands

•One of the world’s leading branded apparel, footwear and fashion accessories companies

•Listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 9 July 2014, after a spin-off from Li & Fung

•Constituent of Hang Seng Composite MidCap Index, FTSE4Good Index Series, MSCI Index Series, Hang Seng Corporate Sustainability Index Series, Hang Seng Stock Connect Hong Kong Index and Hang Seng Stock Connect Hong Kong MidCap & SmallCap Index

•A global company headquartered in Hong Kongwith offices and over 6,000 employees worldwide

Our Business Verticals

Approx.5%

Brand Management

Approx.33%

Footwear and Accessories

Approx.21%

Men’s and Women’s FashionKids

41%Approx.

FY2017 US$3.9 billion in revenue*

* Based on FY2017 Annual Results 3

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Gap 1.61% H&M 1.48% Nike 1.46% Adidas 0.99% Zara 0.97% Children’s Place 0.93% Gymboree 0.75% Semir Group 0.73%

Carter’s Inc 2.64%

Our Position – Global Retail Sales by Vertical

Kids Men’s and Women’s Fashion

* Global Brands: retail sales based on the assumption at 2x of Global Brands’ revenue in FY2017 ** All other companies: data based on Euromonitor International 2016

Global Brands 0.16%

Global Brands 2.14%

H&M 1.57% Zara 1.56% Fast Retailing 1.24% Nike 1.19% PVH 1.08% Gap 1.05% Adidas 0.97% VF 0.82% Levi’s 0.69%

GlobalMarket Size

US$150bn

GlobalMarket Size

US$1,041bn

§ Source: “License! Global” magazine Aug 2016 issue, based on FY 2015 numbers reported

Footwear and Accessories Brand Management

Our Position – Global Retail Sales by Vertical

* Global Brands: retail sales based on the assumption at 2x of Global Brands’ revenue in FY 2017

** All other companies: data based on Euromonitor International 2016. Highlighting key companies in the affordable luxury space and excluding luxury and sports brands companies

Global Brands 0.47%

Steve Madden 0.33% Bata 0.32% Nine West 0.31% Ecco 0.23% Geox 0.23%

VF 1.66% Michael Kors 0.83% Coach 0.75% Belle 0.71%

CAA-GBG 19.15%

WME/IMG 14.12%

Beanstalk 9.57%

Equity Management 9.57%

LMCA 9.41%

Global Icons 8.44%

CPLG 4.38%

Brand Central 3.73%

Joester Loria 3.08%

Exim 2.43%

GlobalMarket Size

US$547bn

Top 20 Total Retail Sales§

US$61.6bn

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Some of Our Key Brands

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30+ Countries50+ Offices

6,000+ Employees

Florence

Tokyo

SeoulParis

Milan

Sao Paulo

Greensboro OperationSupport Hub

Singapore

New York US Headquarters

Los Angeles

Montreal

Hong Kong Global Headquarters

Shanghai China Headquarters

London European

Headquarters

Panyu Operation

Support Hub

Monheim

Our Global Reach

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Three-Year Plan

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Trend of U.S. Retail Sales (1992-2016)

Source: US Census Bureau

0

100,000

200,000

300,000

400,000

500,000

19921994

19961998

20002002

20042006

20082010

20122014

2016

(US$m)

4.2% CAGR

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Changing Retail Environment

Source: Goldman Sachs research

Department Store Specialty Off-price Discount Fast Fashion EcommercePure Play

42.9%

18.0%15.4%11.9%0.2%

-5.2%

• Traditional retail model is no longer sustainable

• We have seen retail store closures and a shift from traditional retail model to omni-channel approach

• In a world of heightened transparency, quality of product and speed of response to consumer preference are both vital

Change in U.S. apparel sales by channel, 2014-2016

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Global Brands’ Unique Platform

Unique advantages to exploit retail transformation

‣ Diversified brand portfolio ‣ Flexible licensing model ‣ Multiple product categories ‣ Multi-channel distribution ‣ Truly global

Trend: brand operation separating from

IP ownership

Global Brands has become thego-to operating partner for IP owners

- Recent examples: BCBG & Bebe

Growth Pillars:

* EBITDA is defined as net profit before net interest expenses, tax, depreciation and amortization. This also excludes share of results of joint ventures, material gains or losses which are of capital nature or non-operational related, acquisition related costs and non-cash gain on remeasurement of contingent consideration payable

30.7%

FY2013 FY2017

1,416

1,010

36.4%

% of Revenue

EBITDA*(US$m)

Core Operating Profit(US$m)

CAGR

5.8%increased

by over

500 basis points

Track Record of Last Three-Year Plan

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FY2013 FY2017

3,891

3,288

Revenue(US$m)

% of Revenue

FY2013 FY2017

173

134

4.1%4.4% 9.8%

FY2013 FY2017

380

296

9.0%% of Revenue

Total Margin(US$m)

CAGR

9.0%CAGR

8.7%

EBITDA*

US$5bn

Revenuereaching increase by

150 basis points

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Total margin

Targets of New Three-Year Plan - FY2020

* EBITDA is defined as net profit before net interest expenses, tax, depreciation and amortization. This also excludes share of results of joint ventures, material gains or losses which are of capital nature or non-operational related, acquisition related costs and non-cash gain on remeasurement of contingent consideration payable

increase by

50%

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CLSA Investors’ Forum 2017

September 11, 2017