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Title: David Nurek


1
David Nurek
  • Chairman

2
Distell is
  • A global company of South African essence
  • Innovative, with a clear focus on key brands
  • Lean, flexible and responsive to consumer needs
  • A people company where every stakeholder is
    important

3
Corporate governance
  • Board committed to principles of good governance
  • Highest standards of integrity, fairness and
    social responsibility
  • Formal critical evaluation was conducted of our
    compliance with King II and JSE Securities
    Exchange requirements

4
Characteristics of South African macro
environment in 2001/2002
  • Softening Rand
  • Negative impact
  • Positive impact
  • Increased integration with the world economy
  • Volatility

5
US/Rand exchange rate for the year to June 2002
Average per month
6
CPI, PPI and food pricesindexed to JJ 1999
Source AC Nielsens, Distell
7
Effects in 2002
  • Windfall income from exports
  • Maintained prices in foreign currency
  • Raw materials scarcity - imports to sustain
    markets
  • Increased costs of inputs
  • Packaging
  • International structures marketing

Imperative to increase exports to reduce risk
8
Final household disposable income
Source Reserve Bank, AC Nielsens
9
Non - durable goodsFinal household consumption
expenditure (1995 prices)
Source Reserve Bank, AC Nielsens
10
Local market trends
Source Nielsens 12 months to JJ
11
Financial highlights
  • Merger integration process completed
  • Increase of 6,7 in sales revenue
  • 24,3 growth in trading income
  • Headline earnings up 33,6
  • Total dividends increased 32,1

In an environment of increasing domestic
volatility it is essential to be an effective
international player
12
Etienne Heyns
  • Director - International Operations

13
Strategic approach
  • Wines
  • Africa
  • Amarula

14
Amarula strategy
  • Aspirations
  • To become the preferred cream liqueur in the
    world
  • Strategy
  • Premium positioning with strong support
  • Premium pricing (compared to Baileys)
  • Big distribution channels
  • Strong marketing support
  • Financial commitment
  • Strong distribution partners
  • Brown Forman (USA)
  • First Drinks (UK)
  • Peter Mielzynski Agencies (Canada)
  • Aurora (Brazil)
  • Underberg (Germany)
  • Marie Brizard (Spain)

15
Amarula - achievements prospects
  • Strong growth USA, Canada
  • Slower yet good growth Germany, Spain
  • Consolidate Brazilian triangle
  • UK - turnaround plans in place

Amarula already biggest contributor to marginal
income of Distell - set to grow
16
Africa - strategy
  • BLNS - use established structures
  • Substantial direct investment in key markets
  • Limited structures in markets with good potential
    but risk elements
  • Develop efficient distribution for further markets

17
Africa - achievements prospects
  • Other than BLNS, performance disappointing in
    2002
  • Plan
  • Tailored marketing approach
  • Flexible distribution structure
  • Aggressive sales approach
  • Adaptable and tailored production configuration
  • Optimal share investment
  • Expected return - 3 fold increase

18
Wine strategy
19
Wines - achievements
  • New organisation - fully staffed (including UK
    key account manager, value chain analyst)
  • Customer segmentation completed
  • International logistics in place
  • New APO forecasting in place
  • UK strategy in place - new listings
  • USA pilot project
  • Germany, Norway - new listings
  • Major new product developments

20
World class service
  • Distell must deliver
  • very large volumes
  • consistent quality
  • at target cost
  • on short notice
  • always on time

21
World class service
22
Jan Scannell
  • Managing Director

23
New way of working - DMOS
24
Our employees
  • Loyal - 45 of staff over 10 years service
  • Average age of 38
  • Recruitment of new talent

25
Employment equity
  • Plan in place
  • Management measured on attainment of goals

26
Corporate social investment
  • Must align with corporate objectives
  • Arts Culture
  • Distell Foundation, Oude Libertas Amphitheatre,
    Arts festivals
  • Environment
  • waste reduction, effluent, recycling, IPW
  • Transformation
  • Papkuilsfontein, Phalaborwa, Mandela
  • Health
  • ARA, Advertising code
  • Combating crime

27
The merger
  • Forecast merger savings will yield 36 on
    investment of R484 m - 96 has been realised to
    date
  • With the merger embedded, we will now build our
    brands

28
We will focus on 3 themes in 2002/03
29
Risks
  • Competition authorities
  • Gordons Gin
  • Liquor Act
  • Advertising
  • Illegal products

30
Progress in respect of 5 year objectives
International revenue as of turnover
Target 2003 - 20
31
Progress in respect of 5 year objectives Return
on equity
Target 2003 - 16.5
32
Thank you
  • Questions?
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