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Review of interim results for 24 weeks ended1 March 2008
22 April 2008
Business Highlights
• Strong growth from Grocery, Ingredients and Agriculture
• Primark excellent – both like-for-like and selling space growth
• Impact of EU reform on Sugar profit
- but process of reform now essentially complete
• Benefit from recent major investment
• Further investment in capital and acquisitions
Financial Highlights
• Group revenue up 15% to £3,706m
• Adjusted operating profit up 9% to £296m *
• Adjusted profit before tax up 5% to £282m **
• Adjusted earnings per share up 8% to 25.2p **
• Interim dividend per share up 4% to 6.75p
• Net investment in capital and acquisitions of £363m
• Net debt of £848m
• Operating profit up 17% to £281m, profit before tax up 35% to £267m and basic earnings per share up 33% to 25.6p
* & ** - see notes at end
Income Statement
-17Exceptional item
-17Exceptional item
121Profits less losses on sale of property, plant & equipment
121Profits less losses on sale of property, plant & equipment
2008
(43)(33)Amortisation of non-operating intangibles
+9%272296Adjusted operating profit
241281Operating profit
37Share of joint ventures and associates
(2,994)(3,450)Operating costs
+15%3,2203,706Revenue
Change2007£m
Income Statement
+5%268282Adjusted profit before tax*
155208Profit after tax
(43)(59)Tax
+35%198267Profit before tax
1110Other financial income
(15)(24)Net interest expense
(39)-Loss on sale of businesses
+17%241281Operating profit
Change20072008£m
* before amortisation of non-operating intangibles, profits less losses on the sale of PP&E and businesses andexceptional items
Tax
-(3)Credit on exceptional items
(16)-Credit for net loss on sale of businesses and PP&E
43
(13)
72
£m
2007
£m
59
(10)
72
2008
21.7%22.1%Reported charge
Credit on intangible amortisation
26.9%25.5%Underlying charge
Earnings and Dividend Per Share
+4%6.50p6.75pDividend per share
+33%19.2p25.6pEarnings per share
+8%23.3p25.2pAdjusted earnings per share *
Change2007 2008
* Before amortisation of non-operating intangibles, profits less losses on the sale of PP&E and businesses and exceptional items
Balance Sheet
(9)23Other financial assets / (liabilities)
5255Biological assets - current
349Net assets classified as held for sale
(320)(371)Deferred tax
152304Net pension asset
4,184
208
3,976
4,184
(68)
(350)
(71)
685
2,656
1,454
2007
4,709
234Minority interests
4,475Equity shareholders’ funds
4,709
(68)Provisions
(848)Net debt
(107)Current tax
984Working capital
3,059PP&E and other non-current assets
1,629Intangible assets (including goodwill)
2008£m
Cash Flow
-(48)Sugar quota purchase
(18)8Provisions
(14)(17)Pension cost less contributions
(120)(140)- Food
(42)(477)
59(125)Acquisitions less disposals
(108)(111)Dividends paid (including minorities)
7(193)Free cash flow
2518Other
(17)(26)Net interest and other income
(48)(29)Tax
(114)(65)Capital expenditure - Primark
(65)(345)Working capital
109114Depreciation and amortisation of operating intangibles
269289Adjusted operating profit (before joint ventures and associates)
20072008£m
Segmental Analysis
17.8
-
17.4
20.6
21.5
15.8
%
2007
17.0
-
19.8
18.8
14.4
19.3
%
2008
ROCE(annualised)
8.4
N/A
8.4
-
12.6
9.6
10.4
5.2
%
2007
8.0
N/A
8.0
-
12.3
8.6
8.0
6.1
%
2008
Margin
272
3
269
(13)
91
33
94
64
£m
2007
296
-
296
(15)
111
35
77
88
£m
2008
Profit
3,220
27
3,193
-
721
345
901
1,226
£m
2007
3,706
-
3,706
-
899
406
963
1,438
£m
2008
Revenue
Central costs
Retail
Sugar & agriculture
Grocery
Ingredients
Businesses disposed
Continuing businesses
By business
Segmental Analysis
8.4
N/A
8.4
6.6
10.7
10.1
7.6
%
2007
8.0
N/A
8.0
6.0
7.6
8.5
8.7
%
2008
Margin
2722963,2203,706
3-27-Businesses disposed
2692963,1933,706Continuing businesses
3540532672Asia Pacific
5844544581The Americas
6260614708Europe, Middle East & Africa
1141521,5031,745United Kingdom
£m£m£m£m
2007200820072008
ProfitRevenue
By geography
Business Overview
-33%
-2%
Change
8758Operating Profit £m
579567Revenue £m
2008 2007Sugar
EU regime reform – the end game
• successful outcome for enhanced restructuring scheme
5.65Now announced
6.0Target
Renunciationm tonnes
• British Sugar net renunciation of 112,000 tonnes
• …
16.116.2EU domestic consumption
13.317.6EU sugar production quota
Post reformPre reformm tonnes
• scene set for return to market equilibrium
• renunciation effective October 2008 – LDC imports tariff free from October 2009
Business Overview
-33%
-2%
Change
8758Operating Profit £m
579567Revenue £m
2008 2007Sugar
EU Sugar• £15m impact from higher restructuring levy, reduced quotas
UK• impact of smaller crop at 1.05m tonnes, higher energy costs• benefit of strong euro• Wissington bioethanol fully operational
Poland• excellent campaign• operating records at Glinojeck• impact of strong zloty
Business Overview
-33%
-2%
Change
8758Operating Profit £m
579567Revenue £m
2008 2007Sugar
Illovo
• African sugar markets still strong
• Zambia expansion well underway
• sugar crop of 1.8m tonnes for 2007/8 year
• high rainfall in South Africa, Zambiaheld back volumes
Business Overview
-33%
-2%
Change
8758Operating Profit £m
579567Revenue £m
2008 2007Sugar
ChinaNorth• major presence established• now 11 beet sugar factories• improved first campaign – 245,000 tonnes• first factory expansion announced – Yi’an• substantial growth potential
South• late frost reduced crop – but still 500,000 tonnes• construction of new cane mill underway
Beet
Cane
Beet
Cane
Beet sugar in north east China
Business Overview
+171%+23%
Change
719Operating Profit £m
322396Revenue £m
2008 2007Agriculture
AB Agri
Frontier• excellent result
– cereals trading– agricultural inputs
• unique position, high customer confidence– strong financial resources– national coverage– investment in systems
UK animal feeds• high demand for co-product feeds
Business Overview
+38%
+17%
Change
6488Operating Profit £m
1,2261,438Revenue £m
2008 2007Grocery
Ovaltine• new product launches in Thailand• improved distribution in Brazil, Nigeria
Twinings• strong sales and profit growth• UK driven by Everyday, infusions, speciality, green• US benefit from new distribution, packaging
Business Overview
Allied Bakeries
• strong improvement
• continued improvement in operational performance
• autumn price increase
• higher volumes following Kingsmill relaunch
– products with improved recipes: Great Everyday white, 50/50
• further development
– relaunched Gold with batch, new products
– relaunched Allinson
+38%
+17%
Change
6488Operating Profit £m
1,2261,438Revenue £m
2008 2007Grocery
Business Overview
+38%
+17%
Change
6488Operating Profit £m
1,2261,438Revenue £m
2008 2007Grocery
AB World Foods
• integration of Patak’s and Blue Dragon on schedule
• selling and distribution merged
• trading strong for both brands
• new Blue Dragon factory commissioned in Poland
• costs taken for factories closed
Westmill• price increases recovered commodity inflation• strengthened by addition of Patak’s foodservice• rice supply
Business Overview
+38%
+17%
Change
6488Operating Profit £m
1,2261,438Revenue £m
2008 2007Grocery
Ryvita• premium varieties and snack packs growing in UK
Silver Spoon• continued margin pressure• speciality performed well – Billington’s and Fairtrade• homegrown emphasis for granulated offer
Business Overview
+38%
+17%
Change
6488Operating Profit £m
1,2261,438Revenue £m
2008 2007Grocery
ACH
• decline in profit
• sharp increase in cost of corn, soy, canola oils
• lag in pricing recovery in consumer oils
• no trans fatty acids change also impacted foodservice margin
• new product benefit for spices
Business Overview
+38%
+17%
Change
6488Operating Profit £m
1,2261,438Revenue £m
2008 2007Grocery
Australia
• successful recovery of higher wheat costs
• further improvements at bakery in Sydney
• strengthened meat business
– better trading
– acquisition of KR Castlemaine
Business Overview
+6%
+18%
Change
3335Operating Profit £m
345406Revenue £m
2008 2007Ingredients
AB Mauri
• very good progress
– recovery in North America
– improvement in Brazil
– growth in China and Pacific
• further investment for expansion
• newly acquired plant in Italy – our largest
ABF Ingredients
• enzyme and yeast extract expansions
• exited small UK emulsifier business
• protein business impacted by lower lactose prices
Business Overview
+22%
+25%
Change
91111Operating Profit £m
721899Revenue £m
2008 2007Retail
Primark
• excellent result
• like-for-like sales up 4%
• good pipeline for new stores
• Spain trading strongly
Primark - selling space expansion
+13%+100%+12%+12%
1735,0004100389301313,970February 2008
1614,430250368301233,550February 2007
storessq ft ‘000
storessq ft ‘000
storessq ft ‘000
storessq ft‘000
TotalSpainRepublic of
IrelandUK
• further 8 stores to open in second half – including 4 in Spain
Summary
Strong growth from Grocery, Ingredients and Agriculture
Primark excellent – both like-for-like and selling space growth
Impact of EU reform on Sugar profit
– but process of reform now essentially complete
Benefit from recent major investment
Further investment in capital and acquisitions
Group remains on track
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Notes* before amortisation of non-operating intangibles, profits less losses on the sale of PP&E and exceptional items** before amortisation of non-operating intangibles, profits less losses on the sale of PP&E, profits less losses on the sale and closure of businesses and exceptional items
All figures stated after amortisation of intangibles, profits or losses on the sale of PP&E, profits less losses on the sale and closure of businesses and exceptional items are shown on the face of the consolidated income statement.
Review of interim results for 24 weeks ended1 March 2008
22 April 2008