UAC OF NIGERIA PLC UAC OF NIGERIA PLC UAC OF NIGERIA PLC H1 9M 2014 2013 Results Results Presentation
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VISION To be number one in our chosen markets, providing exceptional value to our customers MISSION To grow our top-line at twice the rate of GDP growth in Nigeria at a blended EBIT profitability of 15% OUR VALUES 1. Our Customers are our Focus 2. We act with Respect for the Individual 3. We act with Integrity in everything we do 4. Team spirit will give us good success 5. Innovation for business sustenance and value creation 6. We are Open and Communicate with our people DESIRED OUTCOME Adding value to the lives of our stakeholders 3
Contents 1 Overview of the business in h1 2014 Larry Ettah GMD/CEO 2 2 Financial Performance review Abdul Bello CFO 3 3 Summary & outlook Larry Ettah GMD/CEO 4
Contents 1 Overview of the business in h1 2014 Larry Ettah GMD/CEO 2 2 FINANCIAL Performance review Abdul Bello CFO 3 3 Summary & outlook Larry Ettah GMD/CEO 5
Kingsway Chilli Beef Sausage Roll -110g
Operations Summary.these are challenging times Security concerns continue to pose a challenge in key markets constraining trade execution. The national commercial map has shrunk and activities are tepid as consumer confidence ebbs Competition intensifies across all categories over a redrawn economic map 7
UAC Shareholding Structure UAC has interests in 10 subsidiaries spanning 4 key verticals, plus a closed pension fund administrator 64.7% 64.9% 76.0% 87.0% 46.0% 50.1% 51.0% 51.0% 51.0% 51.0% UPDC CAP UFL UACR LSF MDS PPPN GCL WSWNL UNICO Uacn property devt company plc. Chemical & allied products plc. Uac foods ltd. Uac restaurants ltd. Livestock feeds plc. Mds logistics ltd. Portland paints & products nigeria plc. Grand cereals ltd. Warm spring waters nigeria ltd. Unico (cpfa) ltd 8
Business Review UACN PLC UAC s holding company structure consists of a Corporate Centre overseeing a portfolio of interests across 4 key verticals Food & Beverage Real Estate Paints Logistics Others Grand Cereals Ltd Grand Oil, Vital Feeds, Grand Maize Flour, Grand Maize Grits, Rich Fill UAC Foods Ltd Gala, Funtime Cake, Funtime Coconut Chips, Snaps Puffed Maize, Delite Fruit Juice, SWAN Water UPDC PLC Property Development Facility Management Property Sales Property Lease CAP PLC Dulux Paints Caplux Paints Portland Paints & Products Nigeria PLC MDS Logistics Ltd Warehousing Haulage Redistribution UNICO CPFA Ltd Closed Pension Fund Administrator UAC Restaurants Ltd Mr Bigg s Livestock Feeds PLC Animal Feeds Sandtex Decorative Paints Hempel Marine Paints Warm Spring Waters Nig. Ltd Gossy Water 9
Operations Review UAC FOODS LTD GRAND CEREALS LTD UAC RESTAURANTS LTD Turnover up 10% Launch of new variants (Kingsway beef roll and Gala Chicken sausage roll) Security challenges have impacted on sales execution Increased volume in Bottled Water and Dairies segments Turnover up 3% Endorsement of Fish Feed by Cat Fish Farmers Association of Nigeria Elevated input costs/scarcity of raw materials impacted margins Egg glut, lack of access to border markets and insecurity impacted volumes Turnover down 19% Manufacturing plant upgrade progressing satisfactorily Business restructuring continues
Operations Review UPDC PLC MDS LOGISTICS LTD CAP PLC Turnover down 6% Completed Vintage Gardens Phase 1 Mobilised to site on Olive Court Phase 1 (Ibadan), Metro City Phase 2 (Abuja), Pineville Phase 1 (Asaba) Unfavourable portfolio mix impacting margins Rising finance costs due to pricing, delayed debt refinancing and delayed take-off of projects Security challenges and uncertainty impacting performance Turnover up 4% Completed and commissioned new Haulage workshop Security challenges in the north impacting clients volume throughput Turnover up 16% Opened 3 Dulux Colour Shops and 1 Colour Centre Installed modern effluent treatment plant
Operations Review LIVESTOCK FEEDS PLC PORTLAND PAINTS PLC Turnover up 24% Ikeja Factory upgrade completed Improved collaboration with Grand Cereals Egg glut and insecurity impacting volumes Turnover up 6% Execution of new sales model nearing completion Restructuring and alignment progressing satisfactorily
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Contents 1 Overview of the business in h1 2014 Larry Ettah GMD/CEO 2 2 FINANCIAL Performance review Abdul Bello CFO 3 3 Summary & outlook Larry Ettah GMD/CEO 14
Review of Financial Performance Turnover up 8%; key drivers UAC Foods, Grand Cereals and CAP as well as Portland Paints consolidation Gross Profit down 3% on the back of input cost pressures in certain categories Selling and distribution expenses up as a result of increased spend on sales/marketing activities and the execution of a new sales model by Portland Paints Finance costs up mainly on account of increased cost of borrowing in UPDC due to delayed refinancing of its debt PBT reduction is mainly on account of margin pressures and elevated financing costs in UPDC 15
Summary of Financial Performance 30 June 14 30 June 13 N'000 N'000 Revenue 40,255,798 37,345,063 Cost of sales (31,083,616) (27,916,295) Gross profit 9,172,183 9,428,768 Selling and distribution expenses (1,585,009) (907,186) Administrative expenses (3,790,332) (3,965,576) Other gains 2,288,624 1,362,416 Operating profit 6,085,466 5,918,422 Finance income 673,989 543,002 Finance cost (1,697,782) (1,348,452) Net finance income / (cost) (1,023,792) (805,450) Profit before taxation 5,061,674 5,112,973 Taxation (1,580,294) (1,739,173) Profit from continuing operations 3,481,380 3,373,800 Profit from discontinued operations 8,654 53,288 Profit attributable to: Equity holders of the parent 1,977,379 1,619,782 Non controlling interest 1,512,655 1,807,306 Total comprehensive income for the period 3,490,034 3,427,088 16
Other Gains 30 Jun 14 30 June 13 N'000 N'000 (Loss)/Profit on sale of PPE (34,934) 146,529 REIT income 1,474,955 - Profit on disposal of investment properties 94,680 991,203 Realisation on GM liquidation 203,040 - Other trading income 550,881 224,684 Total Other Gains 2,288,622 1,362,416 17
Review of Financial Performance (N Billion) 37.3 40.3 2013 2014 9.4 9.2 5.1 5.1 turnover gross profit PBT 18
YOY Margins Analysis Gross Margin EBIT Margin 25% 23% 16% 15% 2013 2014 2013 2014 Gross Margin down due to input cost pressures; concerted efforts to contain trend 19
Capital Structure Debt to Equity (x) 0.37 0.37 Interest Cover (x) 4.39 3.58 2013 2014 2013 2014 Debt to Equity Ratio flat due to delayed refinancing of UPDC debt; Interest cover down on the back of increasing interest cost 20
ROE/ROA ROE ROA 9.61% 9.93% 8.18% 8.23% 2013 2014 2013 2014 21
Summary of Financial Position 31 Dec 14 31 Dec 13 N'000 N'000 Non-current assets 74,232,004 73,712,234 Current assets Cash and short-term deposits 8,720,252 8,893,801 Others 40,089,172 42,409,459 Total 48,809,425 51,303,260 Total assets 123,041,428 125,015,494 Non-current liabilities Borrowings 9,577,622 5,909,680 Others 4,064,811 5,055,243 Total 13,642,433 10,964,923 Current liabilities Short-Term Bank Facilities 16,534,568 20,285,954 Others 22,558,665 22,444,798 Total 39,093,233 42,730,752 Total liabilities 52,735,666 53,695,674 Equity Ordinary share capital 960,432 960,432 Reserves 40,927,673 41,975,656 Equity attributable to Parent 41,888,105 42,936,088 Non controlling interest 28,417,657 28,383,732 Total equity 70,305,762 71,319,819 Net Equity & Liabilities 123,041,428 125,015,494 22
Summary of Financial Position (N Billion) 74 74 71 70 51 49 43 39 11 14 Non current assets Current assets Current liabilities Non current liabilities Net assets 23
Segment Analysis - Turnover H1 2014 H1 2013 Logistics 6% Real Estate 15% Real Estate 18% Logistics 7% Paints 12% Food & Bev 67% Paints 8% Food & Bev. 67% Turnover for Paints category is boosted by the consolidation of Portland Paints 24
Segment Analysis PBT H1 2014 H1 2013 Logistics 13% Real Estate 17% Food & Bev. 43% Real Estate 31% Others 3% Food & Bev. 35% Paints 26% Logistics 13% Paints 18% Portland Paints consolidation boosts paints category contribution; UPDC margin pressures and elevated finance costs impact Real Estate category 25
Performance of Key Subsidiaries UAC Foods (N Million) 7,080 7,755 2013 2014 15,081 Grand Cereals (N Million) 16,742 2013 2014 864 771 753 1,161 Turnover PBT Turnover PBT UPDC (N Million) CAP (N Million) 6,319 5,931 2013 2014 2,883 3,349 2013 2014 1,624 806 910 1,095 Turnover PBT Turnover PBT 26
Performance of Key Subsidiaries MDS Logistics (N Million) 2,267 2,359 2013 2014 805 UAC Restaurants (N Million) 653 2013 2014 637 608 99 70 Turnover PBT Turnover PBT Livestock Feeds (N Million) 2,702 3,356 2013 2014 1,354 Portland Paints (N Million) 1,440 2013 2014 95 126 87 161 Turnover PBT Turnover PBT 27
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Contents 1 Overview of the business in h1 2014 Larry Ettah GMD/CEO 2 2 FINANCIAL Performance review Abdul Bello CFO 3 3 Summary & outlook Larry Ettah GMD/CEO 29
Summary Social and Economic dislocations tempered performance in the first half of the year The business continues to face headwinds of rising input costs and intense competition Volumes and margins have come under severe pressure Innovative actions and retail execution strategies launched in H1 and pursuit of cost efficiencies should sustain returns in H2 30
2014 Priorities Grow volumes Tackle margin challenges across key subsidiaries Upskill people; leverage technology Conclude integration process for new acquisitions Manage enterprise risks Innovation 31
New Workshop for MDS Haulage Operations