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Investor and Analyst Day
Stockholm, Skeppsholmen
16 June 2015
Sebastian James Group Chief Executive
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Welcome and agenda
1. Introduction and Dixons Carphone update Sebastian James
2. Programme for the day Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
3. Elkjøp overview and market background Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
4. Elkjøp performance and key initiatives Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
5. Sweden Niclas Eriksson i. Overview ii. Integration iii. Store tour locations
6. Q & A
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Recap of full year 2014/15 trading
• Group like-for-like revenue increase of 6% • UK&I: 8% • Nordics: 4%
• PBT earnings guided to be slightly above the top end of guidance range £355m to
£375m
• Integration on track
• CWS development encouraging
• MVNO launched in the UK and soon to launch in Ireland
Good progress against strategic value drivers
Core business Core businessopportunities
Synergies Connected World Services Services
• New propositions to be trialled this year
• Shift of repair activities to central location
• New structure in place
• Apple deployment in Canada live in next few weeks
• UK performing well • Filling pipeline
• Market share gains in all key markets in all categories
• Capture of more than fair share of P4U
• NPS / Advocacy scores at all time record high
• Price vs market at most competitive ever in UK
• Progress on competitive initiatives • Warranty, price,
delivery, online
• Launch of UK MVNO • Irish capacity
MVNO to launch shortly
• Disposals of German and Dutch businesses
• Launched 3-in-1 trials to determine end-state property portfolio
• Multi-play propositions launching late summer
• 237 SWAS stores opened (of which 100 full CPW executions) • 4 more per week • Trading
encouraging • Nordics co-branded
stores • H/O building work
underway • Sweden complete • UK move in
October • UK Warehouse /
repair integration announced
• Key structures built • Consultations
underway
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Steve Moore Director of Connected Home
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PLACEHOLDER: STEVE MOORE SLIDE
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The year ahead
• Further market share gains • Own The Kitchen rollout • Phone initiatives
• Soft credit check • iD
• Infrastructure • IT
• Property portfolio • CWS rollout • Market backdrop:
• BT / EE • O2 / 3
• Multi-play
Introducing the Nordics team
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Today
• Focus on Nordics
• Access all areas
• Complex logistics
• Nice people
Jaan Ivar Semlitsch CEO Elkjøp Nordics region
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Programme for the day
• Now to 10:30: Presentations from Jaan-Ivar and Niclas • 10:45: Travel to the Kungens Kurva Big Box Elgiganten store
• 12:30 to 13:15: Scandinavian style lunch
• 13:30 to 15:00: Group splits - visits to the Nacka Phone House
store and the Liljeholmen Elgiganten Phone House store
• 15:30: Travel to airport
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Welcome and agenda
1. Introduction and Dixons Carphone update Sebastian James
2. Programme for the day Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
3. Elkjøp overview and market background Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
4. Elkjøp performance and key initiatives Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
5. Sweden Niclas Eriksson i. Overview ii. Integration iii. Store tour locations
6. Q & A
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Market structures by country
Population Currency Land area Market size Elkjøp sales # Stores Market share
Market growth
Competitive environment
Norway
5.1mn NOK 385,000km2 28bn NOK 10bn NOK Own = 80 35% M
£816mn Franchise = 61
Sweden
9.7mn SEK 450,000km2 40bn NOK 9bn NOK Own = 131 23% H
£766mn Franchise = 39
Denmark
5.7mn DNK 43,000km2 19bn NOK 5bn NOK Own = 29 27% M
£444mn Franchise = 0
Finland 5.5mn €URO 338,000km2 15bn NOK 4bn NOK Own = 21 25% H
£326mn Franchise = 18
Elkjøp has 12 franchise stores in Iceland, Faroe Islands and Greenland with total sales of ~150mn NOK. The competitive environment in these markets is considered low.
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Macro environments in Nordics
Currency: NOK / EURO
Oil price
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SWEDEN •Sustained consumer spending and more benign prospects for exports •Riksbank to keep SEK weak near term •Inflation up, but will not reach 2% target
NORWAY •Oil driven weakness in Norwegian economy •Norges Bank may be forced to cut its rate sharply •Soft landing thanks to expansionary monetary and fiscal policies. Oil prices likely to increase gradually •Low labour supply growth dampens uptrend in unemployment
DENMARK •After some sluggish years the Danish economy has returned to growth •Consumer spending breaks vicious circle •Inflation briefly in negative territory •Risk of new bubbles in two-tier housing market
FINLAND •Need for a highly expansionary monetary policy •The Finnish economy has bottomed out •Euro movements are benefitting Finland only in part •Cheaper oil provides temporary support this year •Private investment is at the same level as in 1999
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Competitive landscape variable by market
Market share in Nordics
Key
characteristics
Key product categories
- Small and medium sized stores
- Own and franchise stores
- Online player - Medium sized stores
- Extremely strong in sales of insurance and credit sales
- Ownership of Net-on-Net
- Own stores
- Large stores
- High share of self-service and low share of customer service in the stores
- Own stores
- Small and medium sized stores
- Own stores
- 40% owned by Elkjøp Nordic
- MDA
- CE
- Computing
- Computer accessories
- Computing
- Telecom
- Photo
- MDA
- CE
- Computing
- Telecom
- Photo
- Audio/Video
- Entertainment
- Online player
- Owned by Siba-Group
- Computing
- Telecom
- Photo
- Audio/ Video
- MDA
- SDA
7% 4% 2% 4% 2% 2%
- Small, medium and large sized stores
- Own and franchise stores
- Audio/Video
- MDA
- SDA
- Computing
- Telecom
- Kitchen
27% ~ 1 %
- Online player
- MDA
2%
- Online player
- Computing
- Telecom
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Nordics at a glance
Elkjøp group Phone House Total
Sales 2013/14 28bn NOK 1bn NOK 29bn NOK
Customers visiting stores 67mn 4mn 71mn
Customers visiting website 186mn 5mn 191mn
Colleagues ~ 8,000 ~ 350 ~ 8,350
Stores – Total (own/franchise) 298 (178/120) 93 (83/10) 391 (261/130)
2014/15 LFL revenue growth +4.2% +2.4% +4.2%
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Elkjøp operating model
Elkjøp group
Elgiganten Sweden
Elkjøp Norway
Elgiganten Denmark
Gigantti Finland
Jonköping warehouse, repair
All franchise countries
• Strategy • Buying and marketing • Finance • Core HR • Wholesale • eCommerce • Property and shops
• Logistics • Trunking • Home delivery • Repair
• Retail support • Account management • Recruitment of new
franchises
• Management • Assortment planning • Retail management • Local proposition
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Key elements of Nordics operating model
• Centralised purchasing
• High sales densities
• Key supplier relationships
• Higher marketing %
• Total customer focus
• Flexible model • Sales focus • Culture and
training
• 18% costs to sales • Simplified business
strategy • Devolved decision making • Cross-border synergies
Market Leadership Retail Excellence Low Cost
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Welcome and agenda
1. Introduction and Dixons Carphone update Sebastian James
2. Programme for the day Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
3. Elkjøp overview and market background Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
4. Elkjøp performance and key initiatives Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
5. Sweden Niclas Eriksson i. Overview ii. Integration iii. Store tour locations
6. Q & A
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Elkjøp Nordics has enjoyed a strong growth rate
Revenue in bn NOK and 5 year CAGR
+9% 27.9
13/14 12/13
24.9
11/12
22.7
10/11
21.2
09/10
19.8
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Elkjøp Nordics market shares increasing in all territories and categories
SDA** 102
108
MDA* 93
105
Audio/video* 100
107
Telecom* 90
109
Computing* 108
107
Market index Elkjøp index
93
105
107
108
102
112
98
110
99
104
103
96
99
99
124
99
99
96
105
116
96
107
103
109
107
109
97
101
96
106
* Market share in units. ** Market share in value.
2014
Norway Sweden Denmark Finland
Note: Data displayed in the charts based on market research, supplier and company estimates
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Customer Service at record highs
Norway Sweden
Denmark Finland
July 14 May 15 July 14 May 15
July 14 May 15 July 14 May 15
%
Very positive Positive Negative Very negative
%
% %
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74% 80%
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Price competitiveness very strong, but still work to do
Norway Sweden
Denmark Finland
93%
95%
97%
99%
101%
103%
105%
W21 W22 W23 W24
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W21 W22 W23 W2493%
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Country overview: Norway
• Elkjøp market leader in all major cities with Lefdal as number 3
• Strong brand awareness
• With Lefdal we capture additional revenues and customers
10.000
8.000
6.000
4.000
2.000
0
8.589
mn NOK / CAGR +3%
13/14
9.662
12/13
9.682
11/12
9.130
10/11
8.812
09/10
Elkjøp Lefdal
Market overview Own Franchise
100% = 28bn NOK
141 Total # of
stores
27%
Komplett
44%
6%
Net on Net
2%
Elkjøp
Others
Expert 13%
Lefdal
8% 2
59
20
23
37
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Country overview: Sweden
Market overview Own Franchise
100% = 45bn NOK
10
29
83
48
170 Total # of
stores
Phone House
Others 35%
3%
Siba
4%
Elon
6%
Net on Net
8% Dustin
11%
MediaMarkt 13%
Elgiganten
20%
• Elgiganten market leader in Sweden
• Strong brand awareness
• High growth opportunities through consolidation
8.000
6.000
4.000
2.000
0
10.000
7.933
11/12
7.300
10/11
7.354
09/10
mn NOK / CAGR
+9%
13/14
9.066
12/13
6.395
PH Elgiganten
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Country overview: Denmark
Market overview
Fona
11%
11%
Expert
27%
Elgiganten
Wupti
Computer City
Whiteaway/
Skousen Bilka
32%
Others
4%
11%
2%
2%
29
29 Total # of
stores
2.000
4.000
0
6.000
3.000
1.000
5.000
13/14
+12% 5.261
12/13
4.987
11/12
4.247
10/11
3.600
09/10
3.325
mn NOK / CAGR
Elgiganten • Market leader in Denmark
• #1 out-of-town mixed electrical specialist
• Very positive trend
100% = 19bn NOK
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Country overview: Finland
Market overview
• Market leader
• Extremely strong brand
• Low price profile
• Strong growth despite difficult macro environment
4.000
2.000
0
3.000
1.000
mn NOK / CAGR +9%
13/14
3.866
12/13
3.329
11/12
3.070
10/11
2.862
09/10
2.723
Gigantti
2%
Tekniset
Expert
26%
Veikon Kone 3%
14%
Hypermarkets
5%
Musta Pörssi
Others
Verkkokauppa
12%
Gigantti
13%
25%
18
21 39 Total # of
stores
Own Franchise
100% = 15bn NOK
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Key initiatives
• Omni-channel roadmap
• KNOWHOW • Jönköping warehouse • Private Label • IT
• Kitchen • Fona distribution • Market consolidation • B2B • Co-branded store
rollout
• Head Office • Cost reduction • Co-branding • Scale benefits
Core Business Core Business Opportunities
Synergies
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Omni-channel is on track
Online development Opportunities
• B2B
• Enhanced payment
• Omni-channel
• In-store navigation
• In-store online/offline integration
• Larger product range/availability
• Big data analytics and insight
• Ship from store
• Enhanced delivery 0.0%
5.0%
10.0%
15.0%
20.0%
25.0%
0
1,000,000
2,000,000
3,000,000
4,000,000
5,000,000
6,000,000
Sales SOB%
CAGR 16,8%
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KNOWHOW concept is fully rolled out in phase 1
• Home delivery • Heat pump installation • TV installation • Home cinema
installation • MDA installation w/
and w/o plumber • Kitchen mount 3-part
• Remote fix • PC support @ home • TV support @ home • Computer health
check • Support agreement
data • Support agreement
mobile
• Data recovery HDD • Data recovery SD/ memory stick • Data erase • Cloud unlimited no. of
devices • Mobile security pack • Whatever happens
• Computer ready to go • iPad/tablet ready to
go • Mobile ready to go • TV ready to go • GPS ready to go • Computer ready to go • Safe mobile phone
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KNOWHOW is going well - with lots of potential
1.5mn Number of repairs
annually
94.5 Tons of waste
collected
2.3mn Number of home
deliveries sold
236k Number of computer
services sold annually
130k Number of mobile
phone services sold annually
773k Number of insurance
products sold annually
Focus on @home
Same offer in all channels
Using NDC as part of service
offering
Marketing of KNOWHOW
Full roll out
Short term
• Helping the customer where the product will be used
• Build solid range of home installation services
• Selling services online and via contact centres
• Economies of scale to reduce costs and increase efficiency
• Shout about our great offer • Use physical stores as an
advantage vs online players • Strengthen solution provider
• Own stores in Sweden and Finland
• Franchise in Norway, Sweden and Finland
Long term
Use KNOWHOW to generate
footfall
SHOWHOW
Bringing solutions to
the customer
Modern technology
available
Brand visible in the market
• Natural meeting point for customers with tech issues
• Place to go to get all technology working
• Educational material and demonstrations
• Seamless support in store and @home
• Getting everything to work for the customers, no matter where bought
• 3D-printing in store • Customisation of peripherals
• Commercially visible • Strengthening Elkjøp’s brand • Installation companies branded • CRM activities on most AVS
Performance Future opportunities
NDC = Jönköping
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Jönköping project is on track
Current Future Change
95,000m2 107,000m2 +13 %
63,000 orders/day 110,000 orders/day +75%
27,000 pallet locations 57,000 pallet locations +111%
52 SEK/order line 40 SEK/order line -23%
SKU capacity: 8,000 SKU capacity: 19,000 +138%
Building the most advanced small box operation in Europe to support future multi-channel growth
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Private Label development very strong
14/15
Turnover
Private Label
Nordics
+65%
13/14 12/13
Share of total
revenue
Best
Better
Good
EPP 2% 3% 5%
CAGR
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Kitchen is a platform for future growth
+614%
2013/14 2014/15 2012/13 2011/12 2010/11
Share of total
revenue
CAGR
0% 0.3% 0.7% 0.8% 1.1%
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Kitchen initiatives will drive market share
Under development Opportunities
• Smart Home
• Increase market share of integrated products
• Increase range of accessories
• Continue to develop after sales support
• Brand awareness and branding centralised
• Extend range
• In-store inspiration
• Cross category benefits
• New marketing platform
New drawing tool
• Improved quality and customer service
Smart kitchen • Speakers • SDA defined
range • Tablets and
integration in kitchen
B2B an exciting opportunity
Stores
Buying and volume
Logistics
Strong brand
Store network to reinforce B2B focus • Locations • Wide range of products and services
High volume in most categories gives cost advantages • High volume reduces per visit cost • Buying terms and contacts
Logistics model and state of the art warehouse • Well organised central structure • Local adaptation and flexible • Low cost
Strong brand • Good perception among people • Linked to technology services • KNOWHOW concept
1.4
1.1
bn NOK
14/15
+22%
13/14
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Nordics summary
• Number one position in all markets
• The only true pan-Nordic player
• Successful operating model
• Market leadership
• Retail excellence
• Low cost
• Strong price perception, and customer satisfaction is at an all-time high
• Key initiatives to support our leadership position
• Core business
• Opportunities
• Synergies
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Welcome and agenda
1. Introduction and Dixons Carphone update Sebastian James
2. Programme for the day Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
3. Elkjøp overview and market background Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
4. Elkjøp performance and key initiatives Jaan-Ivar Semlitsch
5. Sweden Niclas Eriksson i. Overview ii. Integration iii. Store tour locations
6. Q & A
Niclas Eriksson Chain Manager Elgiganten Sweden
Good YoY revenue performance
Store
4%
Online
16%
Phone
10%
13/14 14/15 13/14 14/15 13/14 14/15
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Strong customer position
Top 10 retail brands in Sweden 2014 (last year’s position in brackets)
1.(1) Ikea
2.(2) Clas Ohlson
3.(6) Apoteket
4.(5) Elgiganten
5.(3) Maxi Ica Stormarked
6.(25) Stadium
7.(4) Systembolaget
8.(7) ÕoB
9.(14) Akademibokhandeln
10.(15) Kjell & Company
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
Elgiganten
Media Markt
Onoff
Siba
NetOnNet
Elon
2011 2014
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Phone House small boxes as part of future offer
Generalist Specialist
Destination
Drop-in
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Encouraging early results
Revenue index pilot GM index pilot
Footfall index pilot Revenue accessories index pilot
+47
Reference
Skärholmen
Solna
Liljeholmen
+55
Reference
Skärholmen
Solna
Liljeholmen
+33
Reference
Skärholmen
Solna
Liljeholmen
+48
Reference
Skärholmen
Solna
Liljeholmen
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Synergy benefits
B2B revenues B2C services
Incremental connectivity revenues
Brand and channels
Buying & logistics savings
Integration cost savings
FY 14/15 FY 15/16 FY 16/17
• One back office from June 3rd 2015
• Successful trial period rebranding 3 Phone House stores to Elgiganten Phone House
• Shared back office systems – expected during autumn 2015
• Rebranding small box portfolio – 62 stores in 10 weeks this September
• SWAS trial
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3 store visits
1. Elgiganten Kungens Kurva
2. Phone House Nacka forum
3. Elgiganten Phone House Liljeholmen
1 2 3
Q & A