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HUMM GROUP LIMITED — AGM Information 2024
Nov 27, 2024
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AGM Information
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Andrew Abercrombie | Chairman Stuart Grimshaw | CEO
28 November 2024
FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
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CHAIRMAN’S ADDRESS Andrew Abercrombie
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CEO’S ADDRESS Stuart Grimshaw
FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
DELIVERED BY STRONG HALF-ON-HALF PERFORMANCE
01 02 03 04 18% loan $13.6m Net interest Credit losses growth in 2H24 margin maintained at delivered cost savings stabilised historic lows $5.0b in delivered in 2H24 of 1.8% receivables at 5.5%
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FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
FY24 HIGHLIGHTS
BALANCE SHEET GROWTH
$5.0b 18% increase in receivables
$3.8b
6% increase in volumes from continuing products
$125.1m
in Unrestricted cash
STRONG NET OPERATING INCOME
5.5%
NIM[2] stabilising in 2H24 June 2024 Exit NIM[2 ] of 5.5%
1.8%
Group Net Loss/ANR[1] Maintained at low level from prior year
11.6%
Gross Yield[3] improved by 50bps
IMPROVING COST EFFICIENCY
$13.6m
Costs removed in 2H24 offsetting inflation and allowing for investment in front office growth
$4.9m
Reduction of origination costs in FY24
780bps
Reduction in 2H24 cost to income ratio from 62.0% in FY23 to 53.2% for 2H24
DRIVING SHAREHOLDER VALUE
$48.3m
Cash profit (after tax) removes $12.3m of “material one off items” that were previously considered normalisation adjustments
2.0c
declared dividend for the year following a fully franked final dividend of 1.25 cents per share
$60.6m
Normalised cash profit (after tax) in FY24. $7.1m Statutory profit (after tax) up 145% on PCP
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- ANR is Average Net Receivables and excludes losses relating to operational risk items. 2. NIM is net interest income as percentage of ANR. 3. Gross Yield is interest income as percentage of ANR.
FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
STRONG MOMENTUM IN FLEXI COMMERCIAL
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COMMERCIAL AU AND NZ: VOLUMES AND LOANS AND ADVANCES
900
$820m 850
$761m $773m 800
$745m
750
$663m 700
$2,988m
$2,702m 650
$2,380m
$1,512m $1,953m 600
550
500
2H22 1H23 2H23 1H24 2H24
Closing loans and advances Volumes
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WEIGHTED AVERAGE CREDIT RISK RATING[1]
Credit worthiness rated from 1 (Highest) to 10 (Lowest)
IMPROVED CREDIT QUALITY
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ASSET CATEGORY
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SECTOR CONCENTRATION
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STATE CONCENTRATION
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DIVERSE CUSTOMER BASE
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- Secured.
FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
CONSUMER BUSINESS IMPROVING
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CONSUMER NZ CARDS AU HUMM AU
GROWTH IN RECEIVABLES AND YIELD [1] HIGHER PRODUCT YIELD [1] EVOLUTION OF THE VOLUME MIX
25.0% 500
21.0% 20.6% 650 19.6%
20.5% 20.0% 20.1% 630 20.0% 17.9% 18.6% 450
20.0% 610 400
15.0%
19.5% 590
350
19.0% 570
10.0%
18.5% 550 $391m $407m $407m 300
18.0% $612m 530 5.0% 250
17.5% $595m 510
$572m
0.0% 200
17.0% 490
16.5% 470 FY22F22 FY23F24 FY24F23 •
16.0% 450 humm90 Receivables Cards AU Product Yield
FY22 FY23 FY24
Receivables Product Yield • Solar private placement executed in March24 delivers
• Revolve rates [2] improved from 56.0% to 58.5% lower funding costs.
• Revolve rates [2] improved by 280bps to 64.1% in 2H24. in 2H24. • Lower net loss to ANR of 3.4% in 2H24, down by 130bps
• Net loss to ANR up 10bps for the year. • Lower net loss to ANR of 4.0% in 2H24, down by 30bps half-on-half.
half-on-half.
• 2H24 Normalised profit (after tax) of $8.8m, • 2H24 Normalised profit (after tax) of $1.8m, down • 2H24 Normalised profit (after tax) of $0.8m, improved
up 13% half-on-half. from Normalised loss (after tax) of $2.5m in 1H24.
on 1H24 following decision to slow growth while rebuilding
the business.
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Optimising profitability with focus on unit economics by product, geography and merchants.
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FY25+ PRIORITIES • Focus on cost management to fund transformation and investment for growth. • New regulated hybrid loan product to be launched in 1H25.
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- Yield represents Product Yield and is calculated as the sum of Interest Income and Fee and Other Income, divided by Average Net Receivables. 2. Revolve rates represents percent of interest-bearing balances.
FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
DIVERSIFIED AND DIFFERENTIATED FUNDING PLATFORM
UNLOCKS GROWTH RELATIVE TO COMPETITORS
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Leading global and local banks and investors.
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Diversified funding platform with scale for growth.
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Issuing experience across a range of economic environments with sophisticated credit and loan performance history.
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IMPROVED CAPITAL EFFICIENCY TO FUND GROWTH
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$5.0b
$2.7b
23.2%
19.4%
17.1%
13.5%
10.9%
FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24
Capital efficiency^1 Net Receivables
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STRATEGIC OPPORTUNITY AS PRIVATE CREDIT EXPANDS GLOBALLY
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STRATEGIC OPPORTUNITY AS PRIVATE CREDIT EXPANDS GLOBALLY
Recent growth trajectory Forecast $2.3t
$1.4t
$848b 2.7x
$517b 1.7x
$315b
2010 2015 2020 2023 2027
Private Credit Market Size (USD) SOURCE: Preqin.
New funding platform provides exposure to growing segment of credit market.
$12.8M INCREASE IN UNRESTRICTED CASH BALANCE
Increase in unrestricted cash which incorporated a $15.2m paydown in the
corporate ‘growth’ facility and $16.0m used to purchase shares on issue via
market buy-back and share plan.
$125.1m
$107.6m $112.7m $112.3m
FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24
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- Capital efficiency is calculated as statutory equity/tangible assets.
FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
HUMM STRATEGY UPDATE
Our vision is to empower our customers and channel partners to achieve their goals sooner and support businesses as they grow. We find ways to say yes quickly.
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Unified strategy Simplifying Modernising
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FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
FY25+ GROWTH DRIVERS
COMMERCIAL FLEXICOMMERCIAL CLOSING RECEIVABLES
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Continued volume and receivables growth from:
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Expanding offering to repeat customers with higher exposures.
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Investing in new geographies.
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Increasing focus on agriculture, medical and other sectors.
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Potential inorganic opportunities in new sectors that leverage our current strength in the broker channel.
Diversified funding platform provides capacity for future growth
CONSUMER RETURN TO PROFIT IN CONSUMER BUSINESS IN 2H24
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- Repositioning the consumer business for growth via:
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Launch of regulated hybrid loan product in humm AU in 1H25, delivering a tailored offering to new and existing merchants.
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Enhance Q brand to leverage further opportunities in New Zealand market and improve customer value proposition.
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Profitable growth in international businesses.
Investment in technology and platforms to deliver better customer and merchant experiences
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FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
Q1FY25 UPDATE
flexi commerical Commercial losses Successful sale Continued Offshore operations continues to grow and arrears of $500m investment in our provide opportunities market share in a performing in line receivables to Consumer platforms for growth. constrained market as it with expectation MA Financial – to improve the Ireland business looks to grow its bank expected impact of customer and continues to deliver Along with all grade flexipremium $2-3m post tax in merchant experience strong returns in this industry players we portfolio 2H25 as capital along with cost period are seeing small redeployed via ROE driving efficiency in pockets of financial Canada behind accretive actions our operations stress in Victoria expectations but closely monitored to ensure success
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ITEMS OF BUSINESS
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01 | Consideration of Reports
02 | Election of Director, Mr Andrew Darbyshire 03 | Adoption of 2024 Remuneration Report
FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
ITEM 1.
Consideration of Reports
To receive and consider the Company’s Financial Report, Directors’ Report and the Independent Auditor’s Report for the year ended 30 June 2024.
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FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
ITEM 2.
Election of Director, Mr Andrew Darbyshire To consider and, if thought fit, to pass the following resolution as an ordinary resolution:
That, Mr Andrew Darbyshire, who was appointed as a Director of the Company on 21 October 2024, and being eligible, offers himself for election.
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FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
ITEM 2. Election of Director, Mr Andrew Darbyshire
| Proxy numbers | ||
|---|---|---|
| For | 256,425,593 | 99.72% |
| Against | 328,973 | 0.13% |
| Open | 395,869 | 0.15% |
| Abstain | 43,994 | - |
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FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
ITEM 3.
Adoption of Remuneration Report
To consider and, if thought fit, to pass the following non-binding resolution of the Company:
That, for the purposes of section 250R(2) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), the Company’s Remuneration Report for the financial year ended 30 June 2024, as set out in the Annual Report, be adopted.
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FY24 AGM // NOVEMBER 2024
ITEM 3. Adoption of Remuneration Report
| Proxy numbers | ||
|---|---|---|
| For | 120,589,822 | 95.77% |
| Against | 408,369 | 0.32% |
| Open | 4,925,532 | 3.91% |
| Abstain | 313,706 | - |
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