Title: Consumer Staples Company Presentation
1Consumer Staples Company Presentation
2Consumer Staples Analysis
- Dividends, Dividend yield is higher than SP
500 - - Earnings are declining relative to SP 500
- - Growing economy Sector performs poorly during
growth relative to SP 500
3Consumer Staples Composition
- SIM Companies
- Procter Gamble, 4.20 (Household Products)
- Walgreens, 2.11 (Retail Drugs)
- Anheuser-Busch, 3.94 (Beverage - Alcoholic)
4Procter Gamble
5Business Analysis
- Businesses
- Baby, feminine family care
- Fabric home care
- Health care
- Beauty care
- Food beverage
- Main Brands
- Pampers, Always
- Tide, Bounty, Downy
- Crest, Pepto Bismol
- Cover Girl, Pantene, Herbal Essences
- Folgers, Pringles
6Business Demand
- Expected EPS for 2005 2.59
- 11 increase from 2004
- Solid marketing and product innovation skills
- Established brand recognition both domestic and
international - Constant demand for PG products
7Business Supply
- PGs growth for the future relies on foreign
acquisitions and internal expansion overseas - i.e. Wella AG acquisition in 2003
- India and China remain strong growth drivers
- Increased business in health and beauty-care by
purchasing Clairol
8Financial DuPont Analysis
9Valuation Analysis
10Valuation Analysis
11Recommendation
- Hold Procter Gamble.
- Remaining a strong player in the consumer staples
sector - Internal growth abroad
- Foreign market expansion through acquisition
William Proctor 1837
James Gamble - 1837
12Anheuser-Busch
13Business Analysis
- Businesses
- Domestic and International Beer
- Packaging
- Theme Parks
- Main Products
- Budweiser
- Michelob
- Busch
- Natural Light
14Business Demand
- Consumption is up .8 from 2003
- International growth has contributed to at least
20 of A-Bs earnings over the past five years - Anheuser-Busch and Tsingtao Close China
Investment Agreement - Increased profits in China by 45
- Demographics Growth of the 21 to 27 year old
age group - Inelastic demand for alcohol in general
15Financial DuPont Analysis
16Valuation Analysis
17Valuation Analysis
18Recommendation
- Sell Anheuser-Busch
- Issues
- Revenues shrinking from year to year
- Pre-tax margins at all-time high, but price to
sales and price to earnings at median levels - Hugely competitive market with Miller, other
brewers
19Sysco Corporation
20Business Analysis
- Businesses
- Food distributor
- Supply distributor (plates, silverware, etc
- Main Customers
- Restaurants
- Health-care facilities
- Education facilities
21Business Demand
- Revenue is increasing from year-to-year
- Expected increase in the number of people in
healthcare facilities - Growing economy stimulates consumer spending
(dining out)
22Financial DuPont Analysis
23Valuation Analysis
24Valuation Analysis
25Recommendation
- Buy Sysco Corporation
- Reasons
- Growth rate estimates at an all-time high
relative to consumer staples sector - Price-to-earnings and price-to-sales do not
reflect this expectation - Certain demand increases via healthcare and
increased discretionary consumer spending
26CVS versus Walgreen Corporation
27CVS versus Walgreen Business
- Walgreen currently largest U.S. Retail Drug Store
with 37.5 billion dollars in sales - CVS is second with 22.6 billion dollars in sales
28Demand
- Increased need for prescription drugs as
population continues to grow older - Continued expansion in opening of new stores for
both companies - CVS through acquisition (Eckerd from J.C. Penny)
29Dupont - CVS
30Dupont - Walgreen
31Valuation CVS versus Walgreens
CVS WAG Industry
Market Cap 18.50B 40.34B 285.75M
Employees 110,000 117,000 530
Rev. Growth (ttm) 10.00 13.30 13.30
Revenue (ttm) 29.12B 37.51B 573.99M
Gross Margin (ttm) 26.21 27.19 26.21
EBITDA (ttm) 1.94B 2.14B 11.62M
Oper. Margins (ttm) 5.31 5.71 2.27
Net Income (ttm) 912.60M 1.36B 6.20M
EPS (ttm) 2.233 1.319 0.38
PE (ttm) 20.71 29.93 22.84
PEG (ttm) 1.68 1.7 1.22
PS (ttm) 0.64 1.07 0.66
32Recommendation
- Sell Walgreen Corporation to acquire CVS
- More potential for growth in 2005
- Retail drug market is expanding
- Large acquisition of Eckerd will be more
beneficial in 2005 - Walgreen Corporation above industry ratios
33Questions