Building Lifestyle Brands and People with Passion. Bob Kunze-Concewitz, CEO. Deutsche Bank 10 th Annual Global Consumer Conference

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Building Lifestyle Brands and People with Passion Bob Kunze-Concewitz, CEO Deutsche Bank 10 th Annual Global Consumer Conference 1

Gruppo Campari today Key recent developments Challenges and opportunities by key brands Conclusion

Gruppo Campari today > A major player in the global branded beverage industry > Portfolio of 50 own premium and super premium brands, with a strong focus on the Campari, Aperol, SKYY, Wild Turkey, Appleton, and Cinzano franchises > Business spreading across 190 countries, showing leading positions in Europe and the Americas > Strengthened distribution network and supply chain via in-sourcing of route-tomarket and production capacity > Further enhanced brand portfolio thanks to the strategic acquisition of premium rum Appleton > Consistent execution of the Group s growth strategy aiming to combine organic growth through brand building with value enhancing acquisitions

Gruppo Campari today Key recent developments Challenges and opportunities by key brands Conclusion

Lascelles demercado (1) - Unrivaled portfolio of world-class premium rums Rum portfolio 8% of Group s sales in Q1 2013 Super premium designed for Sipping Limited Edition 30 Year Old Appleton Estate 21 Year Old Appleton Estate 12 Year Old Appleton Estate Reserve Appleton Estate V/X Special/White designed for mixing World s top selling & award-winning overproof rum Dark Rum Appleton Special Appleton White (1) Acquisition completed on 10 December 2012

Good progress in the integration of Lascelles demercado > Transition of the Lascelles demercado international business into the Group s distribution network completed in the key markets, with particular reference to the US (1 March 2013) > Key priorities Greater focus on the acquired business in direct markets internationally Reinvest insourced distribution margin into more efficient brand building activities with a strong focus on high margin brands Exploit presence in core markets (incl. Canada and New Zealand), develop high potential rum markets (particularly the U.S.), seed new markets > Complete and deep aged liquid inventory enables us to support future growth > Integration is progressing in line and we remain confident on our capabilities of achieving the expected synergies going forward

Enhanced route-to-market and improved geographic exposure > From 5 to 16 in-market companies in the last 6 years > 90% of the Group s sales achieved via own distribution network in FY2012 (1) > Proportion of Italian sales reduced from 41% to 29% of total Group s sales in five years > Exposure to emerging markets from 8% to 20% in the last five years > In-sourcing of new route-to-market will enable us to achieve operating leverage in growing markets, particularly Russia, Argentina and Australia Americas as % of FY 2012 Group sales 34.7% USA 21.9% Brazil 6.8% Argentina 2.8% Canada 1.2% Mexico 1.1% Other countries 0.9% Italy as % of FY 2012 Group sales Europe as % of FY 2012 Group sales 25.8% Germany 11.6% Russia 4.7% Other countries 9.5% RoW and GTR as % of FY 2012 Group sales 10.4% Australia 6.1% Other 4.3% (1) Group sales of 1,341 million in FY2012

Recent initiatives in route-to-market Russia > Doubled in size since 2008, thanks to core Cinzano and Mondoro brands strong growth, reaping the benefits of the strengthened route-to-market > Group s brands continue to outperform local market and gain market share, benefiting from heightened A&P investments > Prompt progression of portfolio enlargement via the introduction of core spirits brands > Built positive momentum overall in the market, both consumer and trade wise Argentina > From <1 % in 2008 to 2.8% in 2012, mostly driven by strong performances of core Cinzano vermouth and Old Smuggler > Strong growth behind the Campari brand, supported by local bottling, highlighting the successful implementation of the aperitif strategy in this high potential market Australia > From 1 % in 2008 to 6.1% in 2012, mainly thanks to Wild Turkey franchise, driven by successful innovation across ready-to-drink s business, strong growth of recently introduced American Honey as well as positive development of Wild Turkey bourbon

Gruppo Campari today Key recent developments Challenges and opportunities by key brands Conclusion

Campari The first drink of the night 11% of Group s sales in FY 2012 +0.5% FY 2012 organic growth (1) -12.4 % 1Q 2013 organic growth (2) (1) Sales at constant FX (+0.3% at current FX) (2) Sales at constant FX (-15.0% at current FX) > Continued outperformance of Italian market driven by strength of Campari s long aperitif portfolio in a challenging consumer and trading environment > Good growth in high potential international markets: USA: now the Brand 4 th largest market (thanks to resurgence of classic cocktails) Argentina: brilliant performance in a big aperitif market as a results of recent investment in route-to-market > Continued positive performance in rest of Europe, Nigeria, Australia and China 5% of Group s sales in FY 2012-4.9% FY 2012 organic change (1) -28.3 % 1Q 2013 organic growth (2) (1) Sales at constant FX (-4.9% at current FX) (2) Sales at constant FX (-28.3% at current FX) > Very challenging consumer environment as well as weak trading conditions in day bars and off-trade channel in core Italian market Innovation & Roll-out s in 2013

Aperol Connecting and socialising 11% of Group s sales in FY 2012 (1) -2.2% FY 2012 organic growth (1)(2) -15.3 % 1Q 2013 organic growth (1) (3) (1) Does not include sales of Aperol Spritz home edition (2) Sales at constant FX (-2.0% at current FX) (3) Sales at constant FX (-15.3% at current FX) ( million) Sales Trend > Quintupled brand size since acquisition in 2003 > Developed from a pure domestic brand into a leading brand in key European markets, showing potential for global reach > Strong double digit growth continues in international markets > Brand strength will help overcome the current challenging environment in Germany Innovation & Roll-out s > Build the consumption occasion and brand activation through roll-out of innovation

SKYY Passion for perfection 12% of Group s sales in FY 2012 +9.4% FY 2012 organic growth (1) +1.9% 1Q 2013 organic growth (2) (1) Sales at constant FX (+16.8% at current FX) (2) Sales at constant FX (+0.7% at current FX) > Continued positive performance in US driven by strong Infusion range and core brand keeping good momentum > Strong momentum in key international markets with continued strong performances in Brazil, Canada, Germany and Italy > Significant expansion opportunities in new attractive markets, particularly South Africa and China USA ITALY Innovation & Roll-out s

Wild Turkey Without compromise 5% of Group s sales in FY 2012 +5.7% FY 2012 organic growth (1) +1.2% 1Q 2013 organic growth (2) (1) Sales at constant FX (+14.4% at current FX) (2) Sales at constant FX (+0.1% at current FX) 3% of Group s sales in FY 2012 +45.6% FY 2012 organic growth (1) -2.1% 1Q 2013 organic growth (2) (1) Sales at constant FX (+57.6% at current FX) (2) Sales at constant FX (-3.0% at current FX) Wild Turkey RTD 3% of Group s sales in FY 2012 > Continued positive development of premium bourbon category as well as flavour and innovation trends, particularly in the US market > More than doubled since acquisition > Successful launch in Australia > Good progression in international roll-out > Enhanced portfolio thanks to successful innovation > Heightened marketing efforts in the context of an increasing competition in core Australian market

Cinzano Pure Italian lifestyle Sparkling wines Vermouth 5% of Group s sales in FY 2012-7.8% FY 2012 organic growth (1) -10.5% 1Q 2013 organic growth (2 (1) Sales at constant FX (-7.0% at current FX) (2) Sales at constant FX (-10.9% at current FX) Packaging restyling of full Cinzano range 4% of Group s sales in FY 2012 +13.6% FY 2012 organic growth (1) +7.8% 1Q 2013 organic growth (2 (1) Sales at constant FX (+14.7% at current FX) (2) Sales at constant FX (+2.5% at current FX) > Very strong performance continues in Russia showing a positive return on recent investments in new route-to-market > Continued positive development of Cinzano sparkling wines in key Eastern Europe and Latin America, offset by challenging trading conditions in Italy and Germany > Overall positive trend showing a positive return on recent investments in new route-to-market in Russia and Argentina > Growth opportunities in key Eastern Europe and Latin America where the brand shows continued positive development

Gruppo Campari today Key recent developments Challenges and opportunities by key brands Conclusion

Conclusion and outlook Weak start of the year, as anticipated, mostly driven by one-off extensive sales destocking in Italy Strong results in the Americas, showing continued positive momentum in the U.S. market, thanks to a strong brand portfolio, and improvements in Latin America (particularly Brazil and Argentina) Continued strong growth in Russia, reflecting the effectiveness of the recently established route-to-market Evolution of consumption trends in Italy and weakness in Germany (Aperol) are the key challenges for the remainder of the year Development of the Lascelles demercado acquired business remains a key priority Group s ability to recover Q1 destocking over the next quarters will be affected by the short term challenges (consumer confidence in Italy and weather conditions) Long term, outlook remains unchanged and the solidity of the Group s fundamentals remains intact, and further strengthened by heightened brand portfolio and enhanced route-to-market

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