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1H2018 Results Investor Presentation

Investor Presentation22 February 2018MHJConsumer Discretionary

INTERIM RESULTS
31 DECEMBER 2017

CEO REVIEW
• GROUP RESULTS

• OPERATIONAL SUMMARY

• REVIEW OF PRIORITIES

• MARKET OVERVIEW

KEY PERFORMANCE RESULTS
$

342.2 MILLION

GROUP REVENUE

4.5%

$

8.7 MILLION

NET PROFIT

AFTER TAX

$

42.3 MILLION


OPERATING NET CASH INFLOW

165.7%

$

34.9 MILLION


UNDERLYING EBIT

$

15.1 MILLION


STATUTORY EBIT

2.5c

DIVIDEND

2016: 2.5C

64.8%

GROSS MARGIN

0.8%

$

23.0 MILLION



NET DEBT

37.3%

47.1%

EQUITY RATIO

2016:48.9%

OPERATIONAL RESULTS
347 STORES

INCLUDING 30 EMMA & ROE

14 MICHAEL HILL

STORES OPENED

4.1% CANADA

SAME STORE

SALES GROWTH

(0.1%) AUSTRALIA

SAME STORE

SALES GROWTH

3.5% NEW ZEALAND

SAME STORE

SALES GROWTH

0.3%


SAME STORE

SALES GROWTH

73%

ECOMMERCE

SALES GROWTH

GROUP RESULTS
• Revenue grew 4.5%, with same store sales up 0.3%

• Gross profit lifted to 64.8% of revenue

• One off impairment and onerous lease accounting provisions recognised of $19.8m relating to

planned US exit ($4.6m) and Emma & Roe repositioning ($15.2m)

• Underlying EBIT of $34.9m, impacted by additional losses reported for Emma & Roe and US markets

• Dividend of 2.5 cents per share in line with prior year, unfranked and fully imputed

For the year ending AUDDec-17Dec-16move

Revenue342.2m327.5m4.5%

Gross profit220.6m208.4m5.8%

Gross profit as a % of revenue64.8%64.0%0.8%

Underlying EBIT34.9m40.0m-12.6%

Underlying EBIT as a % of revenue10.2%12.2%2.0%

Statutory EBIT15.1m40.0m-62.2%

Statutory EBIT as a % of revenue4.4%12.2%-7.8%

Total stores open34732918

MICHAEL HILL AUSTRALIA
RETAIL SEGMENT

• Revenue grew 1.6% in a tough retail market

• Gross profit up 3.5%, lifting to 63.5% of revenue

• Challenging November trading period and increased marketing costs impacted bottomline results

• 6 new stores opened during the half, giving a total of 172 trading at the end of the period

• Potential exists to improve the Australian performance in the second half as our brand is well

positioned to take market share in a relatively stagnant category

For the half-year ending AUDDec-17Dec-16move

Revenue185.0m182.0m1.6%

Gross profit117.4m113.5m3.5%

Gross profit as a % of revenue63.5%62.4%1.1%

EBIT32.6m33.7m-3.2%

EBIT as a % of revenue17.6%18.5%-0.9%

Total stores open1721702

MICHAEL HILL NEW ZEALAND
RETAIL SEGMENT

• Revenue grew by 4.2% to NZ$69.7m

• Same store sales growth of 3.5% in a mature market

• Increased investment in marketing and higher than expected payment plan costs adversely

impacted the segment’s bottom line

• Second half focus on lifting gross margin and achieving cost efficiencies

For the half-year ending NZDDec-17Dec-16move

Revenue69.7m66.9m4.2%

Gross profit43.0m41.5m3.7%

Gross profit as a % of revenue61.7%62.0%-0.3%

EBIT15.8m16.5m-4.6%

EBIT as a % of revenue22.6%24.7%-2.1%

Total stores open5353-

MICHAEL HILL CANADA
RETAIL SEGMENT

• Revenue grew by 17.6% to CA$73.7m

• Same store sales grew by 4.1%

• EBIT increased 17.6% to a record CA$10.4m

• This segment is benefiting from a strong and stable leadership team

• Captured additional market share from increased awareness and brand credibility

• 7 new stores opened during the half year giving a total of 83 stores operating

For the half-year ending CADDec-17Dec-16move

Revenue73.7m62.7m17.6%

Gross profit45.8m38.4m19.5%

Gross profit as a % of revenue62.1%61.1%1.0%

EBIT10.4m8.8m17.6%

EBIT as a % of revenue14.1%14.1%0.0%

Total stores open837211

MICHAEL HILL US
RETAIL SEGMENT

• Same store revenue down 10.6%

• Impairment and onerous leases recognised of US$3.5m (AU$4.6m)

• Underlying EBIT loss of US$2.1m

• Continued strategic review leading to January US exit announcement

• Exit expected to be completed by 30 June 2018

For the half-year ending USDDec-17Dec-16move

Revenue6.0m7.0m-15.2%

Gross profit3.6m4.2m-14.5%

Gross profit as % of revenue60.5%60.0%0.5%

Underlying EBIT(2.1m)(1.1m)-89.1%

Underlying EBIT as % of revenue-35.1%-15.7%-123.1%

Statutory EBIT(5.6m)(1.1m)-404.2%

Statutory EBIT as a % of revenue-93.6%-15.7%-77.9%

Total stores open910-1

EMMA & ROE
RETAIL SEGMENT

• Total sales growth of 20.0% with same store sales declining 5.4%

• Underlying EBIT loss of $4.4m

• Impairment and onerous leases recognised of AU$15.2m

• Strategic review of Emma & Roe progressed ahead of January repositioning announcement

For the half-year ending AUDDec-17Dec-16Move

Revenue10.5m8.8m20.0%

Gross profit7.1m5.8m22.6%

Gross profit as a % of revenue67.4%66.0%1.4%

Underlying EBIT(4.4m)(2.2m)-95.6%

Underlying EBIT as % of revenue-41.3%-25.3%-16.0%

Statutory EBIT(19.6m)(2.2m)-782.4%

Statutory EBIT as a % of revenue-186.4%-25.3%-161.1%

Total stores open30246

REVIEW OF PRIORITIES FOR 2017-18
• Increased same store sales for the Group, with Canada and New Zealand achieving solid growth

• Continued to target strategically suitable growth opportunities with 14 new Michael Hill

stores opened

• A brand review of Emma & Roe resulted in an announcement in January of our intention to

reposition the Emma & Roe brand in coming months, which will result in store closures, and

a fresh test and trial period for the remaining portfolio, along with an increased focus on

eCommerce

• A strategic review of our US business resulted in an announcement in January of our intention

to exit the US operations prior to 30 June 2018

• Increased emphasis on branded collections, accounting for 18.5% of Michael Hill sales

(1H2018: $55.8m vs 1H2017: $51.0m)

• An increased focus on margin planning and management has helped lift gross margin to 64.8%

• eCommerce revenue grew 73% due to continued omnichannel investment. eCommerce now

represents 1.7% of Group revenue (1H2018: $5.6m vs 1H2017: $3.3m)

• Investment in key systems and infrastructure included a new point of sale system

• New sales opportunities include clearance stores and popular online market places

AUDUSEmma & RoeTotal
Onerous lease provision0.931m7.445m8.376m

Impairment of property,

plant and equipment

3.648m7.795m11.443m

Total4.579m15.240m19.819m

MATERIAL ADJUSTMENTS

• Impairment and onerous lease accounting provisions recognised of AU$19.8m relating to

planned US exit and Emma & Roe repositioning

• After tax, AU$15.2m impact on net profit after tax

• Final cash costs associated with the closures will be provided to the market once available

THANK YOU

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