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RECKON LIMITED Annual Report 2013

Feb 10, 2014

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Business Software for Accountants and Accounting Software for Businesses

Results presentation

Year ended 31 December 2013

To be read in conjunction with the Appendix 4E and the Accounts

2013 ACHIEVEMENTS

  • Reckon One live

  • Road shows to support launch

  • Establish IT infrastructure to support cloud products

  • Rebrand Reckon Accounts

  • Advertising and road shows to support Reckon Accounts

  • Progress movement of all products onto subscription models

  • Management appointments to implement new strategies

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PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS

Year ended 31 December 2013

REVENUE UP 1% to $98.1m EBITDA UP 4% to $35.3m NPAT UP 2% to $18.2m EPS UP 4% to 13.9 cents TOTAL DIVIDEND UP 3% to 8.75 cents

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GROUP TRENDS by division

Year ended 31 December 2013

($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
($ MILLIONS)
Operating Revenue
Business 0
2013:
10
57.9m
20 30 40 50 60
Division 2012: 58.3m
Professional 2013: 23.5m
Division
(excl UK) 2012: 23.1m
International 2013: 16.2m
Divisions 2012: 13.2m
**Total 2013 ** 98.1m
**Total 2012 ** 96.6m

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GROUP TRENDS by division

Year ended 31 December 2013

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EBITDA ($ MILLIONS)
-6 -4 -2 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22
Business 2013: 20.2m
Division 2012: 21.3m
Professional
2013: 11.2m
Division
(excl UK) 2012: 11.4m
2013: 5.7m
International
Divisions 2012: 5.1m
2013: (2.2m)
Corporate Costs
2012 (4.8m)
Total 2013 35.3m
Total 2012 34.0m
2013 includes profit on sale of investment in Connect2Field of $1.4m
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*** 2013 includes profit on sale of investment in Connect2Field of $1.4m**

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1ST HALF 2ND HALF FULL YEAR $ Millions $ Millions $ Millions 2013 Operating Revenue 49.5 48.6 98.1 2012 Operating Revenue 48.1 48.5 96.6 2013 EBITDA 18.7 16.6 35.3 2012 EBITDA 17.1 16.9 34.0

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Major Revenue Movements

ajor Revenue Movements
2012 Operating Revenue
Australian Direct-SME Accounting Products
Australian Retail-SME Accounting Products
Docs
APS (Aust + NZ)
APS UK (Business sold, replaced by royalty)
Virtual Cabinet
nQueue Billback
Other
2013 Operating Revenue
1ST HALF
$ Millions
48.1
0.4
2ND HALF
$ Millions
48.5
0.4 0.2
(1.0) (0.4)
0.5 0.3
0.3 0.1
(0.5) (1.0)
2.4 0.8
(0.3) 0.1
(0.4)
49.5

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Business division results

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FULL YEAR 1ST HALF 2ND HALF
$ MILLIONS $ MILLIONS $ MILLIONS
Revenue 2013 $57.9 $29.9 $28.0
2012 $58.3 $30.4 $27.9
EBITDA 2013 $20.2 $10.7 $9.5
2012 $21.3 $11.0 $10.3
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Year ended 31 December 2013

Revenue

  • Reckon Accounts direct revenue grew by 2%

  • Price increase in 2013 was modest

  • Unit growth 4% despite rebranding exercise

  • Adverse impact from moving to a subscription model continues

    • (50% of revenue is now subscription)
  • Reckon Accounts retail revenue decreased by 41% (significantly impacted by destocking)

  • Impact in 2nd half slowed

  • Reckon One revenue NIL in 2013 – invoicing commences in Feb 2014

  • Reckon Docs revenue grew by 5%

Overheads

  • Proportionally higher Docs growth adversely impacts margin

  • Marketing costs higher related to the Reckon One launch

  • Higher proportion of development costs capitalised

  • Higher IT infrastructure costs to establish Reckon One and other cloud / online business

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PROFESSIONAL division results

Year ended 31 December 2013

Revenue (Aust + NZ)
EBITDA (Aust + NZ)
FULL YEAR
$ MILLIONS
1ST HALF
$ MILLIONS
2ND HALF
$ MILLIONS
FULL YEAR
$ MILLIONS
1ST HALF
$ MILLIONS
2ND HALF
$ MILLIONS
FULL YEAR
$ MILLIONS
1ST HALF
$ MILLIONS
2ND HALF
$ MILLIONS
FULL YEAR
$ MILLIONS
1ST HALF
$ MILLIONS
2ND HALF
$ MILLIONS
2013 $23.5 $11.9 $11.6
2012 $23.1 $11.4 $11.7
2013 $11.2 $5.7 $5.5
2012 $11.4 $5.5 $5.9

Australia and New Zealand

  • Revenue growth 2% – focus on moving business towards a subscription model

  • Subscription revenue growth 11% ($1.7m)

  • Upfront revenue reduced by 21% ($1.3m)

United Kingdom

  • Business sold effective December 2012

  • Royalty revenue of $0.5m in 2013

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International divisions results

Year ended 31 December 2013

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FULL YEAR 1ST HALF 2ND HALF
$ MILLIONS $ MILLIONS $ MILLIONS
Revenue 2013 $16.2 $7.5 $8.7
2012 $13.2 $5.4 $7.8
EBITDA 2013 $5.7 $2.5 $3.2
2012 $5.1 $2.3 $2.8
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Virtual Cabinet

  • Acquired July 2012

  • 2nd half revenue +34% on PcP

  • 2nd half EBITDA +113% on PcP

nQueue Billback

  • Revenue down by 2% (2nd half improved to +2%)

  • Subscription revenue +5% (2nd half +7%)

  • Upfront revenue -22% (2nd half -13%)

  • Overheads up by $0.4m mainly marketing and sales related

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EBITDA margin %

Business
Professional
nQueue Billback
Virtual Cabinet
Group
2013
2012
2013
2012
35.0% 36.7%
48.2% 49.3%
37.8% 42.3%
30.0% 21.0%
36.0% 35.2%

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revenue breakdown

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Accounts
Recurring Revenue
81% 7% 12%
Full Product Revenue
78% recurring revenue prior year
Service Revenue
Docs (all new product sales)
100%
Professional
78% 8% 14%
72% recurring revenue prior year
nQueue Billback
80% 16% 4%
75% recurring revenue prior year
Virtual Cabinet
67% 11% 22%
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Cash Flow Highlights - year ended 31 December 2013

Net debt
Operating cash fow
Capitalised development cost expenditure
Fixed asset acquisitions
Sale of investment
IP Acquisitions
Dividends paid
Share buyback
2013
2012
$ MILLIONS
$ MILLIONS
2013
2012
$ MILLIONS
$ MILLIONS
$14.8
$26.5 $24.0
($13.1) ($9.6)
($1.5) ($1.4)
$1.7
($2.1)
($11.3) ($10.8)
($5.5) ($7.6)
Capitalised
Expensed
Existing products
New products
Virtual Cabinet
Reckon One
Total
elopment
$8.5 $8.4
$1.0
$8.5 $9.4
$0.9 $0.3
$3.7 $0.9
$13.1 $10.6

Cash spend on development

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GROUP TRENDS

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OPERATING REVENUE EBITDA
$ MILLIONS $ MILLIONS
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
2006 22.9m 22.1m 2006 6.7m 6.3m
2007 28.0m 27.4m 2007 8.2m 8.3m
2008 31.2m 28.8m 2008 9.4m 9.6m
2009 43.3m 42.0m 2009 11.8m 13.3m
2010 46.5m 43.6m 2010 15.3m 14.9m
2011 46.7m 43.5m 2011 15.6m 15.7m
2012 48.1m 48.5m 2012 17.1m 16.9m
2013 18.7m 16.6m
2013 49.5m 48.6m
Half Year Half Year
2nd Half 2nd Half
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GROUP TRENDS

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NPBT EPS
$ MILLIONS CENTS
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
2006 5.8m 5.2m 2006 3.3 2.9
2007 6.7m 6.6m 2007 3.8 3.7
2008 7.5m 7.6m 2008 4.2 4.3
2009 9.4m 9.6m 2009 4.6 5.3
2010 11.4m 11.0m 2010 6.3 6.1
2011 11.0m 11.2m 2011 6.1 6.0
2012 12.5m 11.4m 2012 7.1 6.3
2012 13.2m 10.7m 2012 7.9 6.0
Half Year Half Year
2nd Half 2nd Half
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business division

Reckon is an industry leader in accounting software solutions suitable for small to enterprise sized business in Australia and New Zealand.

Reckon has developed a new cloud product called Reckon One to complement it’s existing desktop and hosted solutions.

Reckon partners with over 6,000 accounting practices and has more than 600,000 registered businesses as customers in its Reckon Accounts business.

+100,000 repetitive customers buying a variety of solutions annually.

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business division - 2014 opportunities

• Rebranded QuickBooks and Quicken now Reckon Accounts

  • Revenue flat with signs of growth in 4th Qtr

  • Growth of Hosted and Enterprise products expected to continue Benefit from royalty saving of circa $5m

• Reckon One

Reckon One release in Australia and NZ

  • Payroll & API to be released in 2014

  • Reckon Pay to be released in 2014 – enables credit card payments on mobile phones

  • Create smaller low cost offices in each country to localise and promote Reckon One.

  • Leverage existing infrastructure to support: Local marketing, sales and development teams

  • Move into UK and South East Asia markets

• Release of Reckon.com website

  • Reckon Docs + Elite moving to the Professional Division in 2014

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professional division

Reckon is an industry leader in practice management software to accounting practices of all sizes.

Reckons APS offers a truly integrated solution and is now well entrenched as the supplier of choice to the top tier of accounting firms by focusing on building strong relationships with clients.

Customer base:

  • 1,000+ customers use the APS suite

  • 3,000+ customers use the Reckon Elite suite

  • 3,000+ customers use the Reckon Docs products

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professional division - 2014 opportunities

  • The move to a subscription model should increase the addressable market

  • Private Cloud, Virtual Cabinet and Workpaper Management modules have started to gain momentum

  • Continued acquisition of new customers (increase in market share), and rollout of products to existing customers

  • Continued growth in market share in content (Reckon Docs)

  • Continued growth in market share in Elite (practice management software for small practices)

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International divisions

Reckon is an industry leader in solutions to enhance business efficiencies for accountants, lawyers and businesses in general across the globe.

  • The combination of scan, document management and client portal solutions facilitates a paperless office and office virtualisation, and is well suited for mobile workforces.

  • Expense Management of all disbursement types combined with print solutions allows for efficient cost management, recovery and value billing options.

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International divisions - 2014 opportunities

  • Virtual Cabinet Document Management Significant customer acquisition into the main markets in the UK (Accountants and Financial Planners) is expected to continue

  • Expansion into Australia and New Zealand via other Reckon companies

  • NQBB Cost Recovery and Scan

  • Scan Solutions developed late in 2013

  • Product update released mid year 2013

  • Early days of moving to subscription model Slow start to year in 2013, ending with Qtr 4 which was the best sales quarter in the divisions history

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strategic focus

• All products

  • Continue conversion to a subscription model

  • Offer customer choice – Desktop, Hosted or Cloud

• Reckon Accounts

  • Organic growth particularly in Hosted and Enterprise offerings

  • Lock in the benefit from the profit uplift in 2014 from no more royalties payable to Intuit

• Reckon One

  • Release product into a new and fast growing market

  • Offshore opportunities

  • Extend available modules

• Professional

  • Organic growth from new client wins and additional module rollout

  • Major revenue opportunities from APS Private Cloud & Document Management & Workpaper Management

• International

  • Focus on meeting 2015 targets for Virtual Cabinet

  • Compliment Virtual Cabinet growth by adding sales from Reckon’s companies outside the UK

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  • Scan product rollout in nQueue Billback

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