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BREVILLE GROUP LIMITED Investor Presentation 2018

Aug 15, 2018

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16 August 2018

Manager, Company Announcements, Australian Securities Exchange Limited, 20 Bridge Street, Sydney NSW 2000

Year Ended 30 June 2018 Investor Presentation

Attached is a copy of the Breville Group Limited Investor Presentation for the Year Ended 30 June 2018.

Yours faithfully

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Sasha Kitto Company Secretary Breville Group Limited Telephone: (02) 9384 8100

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Breville Group Limited YEAR END RESULTS FY18 INVESTOR PRESENTATION

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August 2018

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Group Summary Result

AUDm
FY18
FY17
% Chng
AUDm
FY18
FY17
% Chng
AUDm
FY18
FY17
% Chng
AUDm
FY18
FY17
% Chng
AUDm
FY18
FY17
% Chng
AUDm
FY18
FY17
% Chng
AUDm
FY18
FY17
% Chng
Key points

Group revenue 8.7% higher in
constant currency

EBIT vs. EBITDA growth rate
differential reflecting continued
investment in R&D

EBIT growth trend continues,
increasing 10.0% (FY17: 7.2%)

NPAT impacted by increased finance
costs and one off tax adjustments
including US federal corporate tax
rate change

Final dividend of 16.5 cps, 60%
franked, annual dividend growth of
8.2%

Net cash balance increased to
$58.0m given higher profitability and
cash conversion

Spend on marketing and R&D
increased to 10.5% of revenue
Revenue
652.3
605.7
7.7%
EBITDA
100.2
89.8
11.6%
EBIT
86.9
79.0
10.0%
EBIT margin (%)
13.3%
13.0%
NPAT
58.5
53.8
8.7%
Basic EPS(cents)
45.0
41.4
8.7%
ROE1 (%)
21.6%
21.3%
Dividends per share
(cents)
33.0
30.5
8.2%
Interim 16.5 15.5
Final 16.5 15.0
Franked (%)
60.0%
60.0%
Net cash($m)
58.0
41.3
Mkt/R&D % Revenue
10.5%
9.5%

Minor differences may arise due to rounding

1 ROE is calculated based on NPAT for the 12 months ended 30 June 2018 (FY17: 12 months ended 30 June 2017) divided by the average of shareholders’ equity at the beginning and the end of the financial year

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Segment Results

AUDm REVENUE REVENUE REVENUE EBIT EBIT MARGIN (%)
FY18
FY17
% Chng
FY18
FY17
% Chng
FY18
FY17
Global Product 526.9
469.6
12.2%
73.3
72.4
1.2%
13.9%
15.4%
% Change CC* 13.4%
Distribution 125.5
136.2
(7.8%)
13.6
6.6
106.1%
10.8%
4.9%
TOTAL 652.3
605.7
7.7%
86.9
79.0
10.0%
13.3%
13.0%

Minor differences may arise due to rounding *CC – Constant Currency

Key points

  • Global Product segment continued its growth pattern with revenue increasing 13.4% in constant currency

  • Distribution segment revenue declined (7.8%) with EBIT growing 106.1%, reflecting the turnaround in segment profitability

  • Global Product segment represented 84.3% of Group EBIT for FY18 (FY17: 91.6%)

  • As stated during 1HFY18 announcement, the reduction in the EBIT margin % for the Global Product segment is NOT a result of a change in underlying segment performance. It is the result of the business model migration: utilising Distribution segment’s greater EBIT performance to increase spending on marketing, R&D, and European expansion in the Global Product segment. For the Global Product segment, FY18 gross margin % is consistent with FY17 performance.

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Segment Results cont’d

Segment Results cont’d Segment Results cont’d Segment Results cont’d Segment Results cont’d
AUDm GLOBAL PRODUCT SEGMENT REVENUE
FY18
FY17
% Chng $A
% Chng CC*
North America 303.6
265.1
14.5%
16.3%
16.3%
Australia and
New Zealand
(ANZ)
123.9
114.1
8.6%
9.1%
Rest of World 99.4
90.4
9.9%
10.7%
TOTAL 526.9
469.6
12.2%
13.4% 13.4%

*CC – Constant Currency

Key points The Global Product segment delivered solid revenue growth across all Regions in constant currency:

  • North America continued its solid growth trajectory

  • ANZ grew 9.1% in a somewhat challenged retail environment. Australia delivered double digit growth, and New Zealand softened off the back of a strong FY17

  • ROW absorbed the impact of the Germany / Austria transition and still managed to post double digit constant currency growth for the year

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Financial Position at 30 June

AUDm FY18 FY17
Inventory 99.7 116.6
Receivables 104.4 106.4
Trade and other payables (84.6) (94.8)
Working Capital 119.5 128.2
Fixed assets 11.4 10.7
Intangibles 112.6 100.1
Other (liabilities)/assets
(net)
(18.3) (20.7)
NET ASSETS EMPLOYED 225.2 218.3
(Cash) (net) (58.0) (41.3)
Shareholders’ equity 283.2 259.6
CAPITAL EMPLOYED 225.2 218.3

Minor differences may arise due to rounding

Key points

  • Inventory declined $16.9m as the Nespresso[®] inventory bubble in FY17 flattened out, the adjusted holiday ramp up pattern and the sales & operations process continued to drive efficiencies

  • Receivables were driven by fourth quarter timing and mix

  • Trade payables were $10.2m lower due to adjustments in the sales & operations process as well as the holiday ramp up pattern

  • Intangibles continued to increase due to (net) investments in R&D ($4.2m) and IT systems ($0.4m), as well as the Aquaport[®] acquisition ($8.1m)

  • Cash generated from operating activities increased to $88.7m from $62.7m in FY17

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Growth Acceleration Framework

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More Larger
Product Market
Acceleration
Program
Trajectory
Scalable, Acceleration Platform Historical
Trajectory
Growth-oriented Business Model
Time
EBIT
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From Product Development to Commercialisation

“Customer Segment Thinking”

Range Product Range

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Product
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“Food Thinking”

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Coordinated Range

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Common Design Language

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Common Colour Pallet

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Pulling Innovation Through the Range

ThermoJet[TM] Heating System Achieves optimal extraction temperature in 3 Seconds

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Barista Express[TM] Pro

Bambino[TM ] Plus

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Barista Touch[TM ]

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Creatista[®] Pro

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Creatista[®] Uno

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Extending Innovation to New Customer Segments

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Barista Express[TM] Pro

Bambino[TM] Plus

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  • Delivers the 4 elements of cafe quality coffee

  • 3 second heat up time: ThermoJet[TM] heating system

  • Improved grinder performance and control

  • Intuitive icon-driven LCD display

  • Wider work area for ease of use

  • Common design language with rest of range

  • 1[st] compact espresso machine to meet the 4 elements of cafe quality coffee*

  • 3 second heat up time: ThermoJet[TM] heating system

  • Auto-milk technology: can choose milk temperature and level of froth

  • Common design language with rest of range

* IFA press conference. Bambino Plus vs. commercial coffee machine (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQxOGuV4GP4&feature=youtu.be, beginning at 10:26)

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Pulling Innovation Through the Range (cont.)

Element IQ[ ®]

Puts the Right Amount of Heat in the Right Places

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Smart Oven[TM] Air

Smart Oven[TM] Pro

Smart Oven[TM]

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Smart Oven[TM] Compact Smart Compact Convection Oven[TM]

Mini Smart Oven[TM]

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Smart Oven [TM] Pizzaiolo
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The Smart Oven[TM] Pizzaiolo

Food Science: The secret to a perfect Neapolitan pizza is cooking it in less than 2 minutes*

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400 °C
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First electric domestic pizza oven capable of replicating commercial wood-fired oven performance

* In Search of Perfection, Pizza, Season 1: Episode 5 (https://vimeo.com/34433092)

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First Breville “Brand Launch”

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Seed
Apr - June
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Tease Launch Accelerate Jul - Sep Oct Nov – Mar19

We stress tested the product with leading Pizzaiolos and Professional Chefs across New York, Chicago, Sydney, San Francisco, Portland and Los Angeles

Here are the (restaurant-worthy) results:

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First Breville “Brand Launch” (cont.)

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Tease
Jul - Sep
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Seed

Apr - June

  • Launched Pizzaiolo microsite: www.smartovenpizzaiolo.breville.com/us

  • Joint launch with Williams Sonoma[®]

  • Williams Sonoma[®] Holiday press day

  • Physical infrastructure (kitchens)

  • Digital campaign targeting early adopters

  • Seed social pizza communities

  • Tease product at IFA for European media

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Launch Oct

Accelerate Nov – Mar19

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Our Vision

Inspire consumers to make every food moment a perfect occasion – “Master Every Moment”

Our Mission

To make the process a pleasure and the end result perfect, every time – “Provide Mastery in a Box” Our Guiding Principles

  1. Define the perfect result. Then let you personalise it.

  2. Innovate to simplify. Better. Faster. Easier.

  3. Design to delight. It is always a pleasure to use Breville|Sage as part of your recipe.

  4. Inspire you to be extraordinary in the kitchen and to share with those who matter most.

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Europe Update: Germany / Austria

  • Launched April 1[st] as planned

  • Team complete, supply chain automated

  • Currently transacting through approximately 600 doors

  • Premium in-store positioning, supported by demonstration

  • Take over Creatista[®] range

January 1, 2019

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Saturn, Hamburg

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Europe Update: Beyond Germany / Austria

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Sage
distributor
markets
BRG
Warehouse
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Expect to enter
FY18 direct Sage Benelux/Switzerland
markets before end of FY19
• Will result in ≈ $1M
headwind for FY19
FY19 new
direct Sage
markets
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Sage IFA Presence

Sage partners now being served by European warehouse (vs. Hong Kong)

Go Forward Marker: For FY18, Europe delivered $61.8M in Revenue

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Acceleration Program Update

Organisation

  • Continued to expand organisational capability: CFO, CTO, AU Sales, and NA Sales Ops

  • Entire logistics system now leveraging 3PLs

Operations

  • Germany/Austria transactions fully automated

  • • Phasing in serialisation, expanding co-planning

  • • Rolling out chat capability for customer service

Systems

  • Upgrading eCommerce system: US, UK, Canada, and Australia are live

  • Deploying retail sell-out system: ANZ is live

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Acceleration Program Update (cont.)

Inventory

Inventory as % of cost of sales* FY18 1H FY18 FY17
BRG 27.0% 30.9% 32.3%
BRG with 12 month COS** 24.7% 27.7% 29.3%
  • Cost of sales comprises only the cost of inventory

  • ** Excludes inventory and cost of sales from Nestle® Dolce Gusto®, Aquaport® and European warehouse

  • Delivering continued improvement in inventory turns, now running at 4.0x

  • ®

  • North American Nespresso inventory no longer excluded in adjusted number

Distribution Segment Turn Around

Distribution Segment FY18 FY17 FY16
Distribution Segment EBIT $13.6m $6.6m $8.6m
EBIT Growth 106.1% (22.5%)
  • As a result of segment portfolio remixing and efficiency efforts, the Distribution segment delivered positive year/year EBIT performance

  • 2HFY18 revenue of $53.3m is a clean half for all current revenue streams in the Distribution segment

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Acceleration Pro ram Scorecard g

Acceleration Program Scorecard FY15 FY16
FY17
FY18 FY18/FY15
BRG Revenue (AUDm) 527.0 576.6
605.7
652.3 23.8%
Global Segment 373.3 427.2
469.6
526.9 41.1%
Distribution Segment 153.7 149.4
136.2
125.5 (18.4%)
EBIT 69.6 73.7
79.0
86.9 24.9%
EBIT Yr/Yr Growth (1.2%) 5.9%
7.2%
10.0%
Marketing / R&D as % Revenue - 8.5%
9.5%
10.5%
Inventory 108.3 107.7
116.6
99.7 (7.9%)
Inventory as % of COS 34.7% 31.7%
32.3%
27.0% (22.2%)
**ROE1 ** 21.0% 21.0%
21.3%
21.6%
ROA1 13.4% 13.7%
13.7%
13.6%
Number of employees(yearly average) 450 434
432
445 (1.1%)
EBIT / Employee $154,781 $170,020
$182,712
$195,375 26.3%
  • Grew Global Product segment while turning around Distribution segment (EBIT$)

  • Business model transformation occurring while simultaneously delivering EBIT growth

  • FY18’s revenue is 23.8% larger than FY15, but inventory and employee headcount are down

  • Return metrics stable, and efficiency metrics improving

  • Total reported “non-recurring” expense adjustments affecting reported EBIT: $0

1 ROE is calculated based on NPAT for the 12 months ended 30 June for the financial year (FY15 – FY18) divided by the average of shareholders’ equity at the beginning and the end of the financial year. ROA is calculated based on NPAT for the 12 months ended 30 June for the financial year (FY15 – FY18) divided by the average of total assets at the beginning and the end of the financial year.

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