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Investor Presentation23 May 2019MFTIndustrials

CRAIGS INVESTOR DAY – 23 MAY 2019MAINFREIGHT 101 :WHO, WHERE, HOW?2019 Financial Results due out next week – no insight into those today!


High quality logistics services


Across the full supply chain


Air & Ocean / Domestic Transport / Warehousing


Primarily business to business


For customers who fit our profile


FMCG –beverage, food, DIY, high end retail, pharmaceutical


Manufacturing


Customers who have a smaller, but global, footprint 


... freight only


... our global network, not an agent network

Mainfreight 101

COUNTRIES
:

24

NZ, Australia, USA, Canada, Mexico, Chile,

China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore,

Thailand, Vietnam, Netherlands, Belgium, Fr

ance, Germany, Italy, Romania, Poland,

Ukraine, Russia, United Kingdom. Malaysia and Japan added in F19.

ASIA384

TEAM MEMBERS

21

BRANCHES

THE AMERICAS896

TEAM MEMBERS

65

BRANCHES

EUROPE

2,648

TEAM MEMBERS

41

BRANCHES

AUSTRALIA1,789

TEAM MEMBERS

55

BRANCHES

NEW ZEALAND2,362

TEAM MEMBERS

78

BRANCHES

BRANCHES

:

260

TEAM

:

8,079

35,000-40,000 CUSTOMERS:

679,225 M

2

OF WAREHOUSING

IN 43 SITES

217 TRANSPORT CROSS-DOCK /

AIR & OCEAN LOCATIONS

1,506 OWNER DRIVERS

Core Strategic Initiatives
Intensification of our network 


Globally, regionally and within cities


Being closer to our customers


Less km travelled


Faster, more efficient transportation


Our network, not agents or others


More destinations, more often


Adding value through our technology


Supply chain visibility


High‐quality, purpose‐built facilities: owned $500+ m of proper

ty assets plus leased

Hamilton, NZ – Transport

Epping, Melbourne, AU – Transport and Warehousing
Second warehouse site Epping,Melbourne

Born, NL – Warehouse

Ghent, BE – Transport Cross-dock

Kookaburra Road, Sydney, AU – Warehouse

Mt Maunganui, NZ – Transport and Air & Ocean
12,000 m2100kWh solar (with capacity to increase to 150kWh)Rain water harvesting Truck wash; recycles 85% of grey water back into wash systemFull LED lighting with light harvesting sensorsHeat recoverable VRF HVAC systemEV charge stations

Our People / Our Culture
Decentralisedmanagement structure and responsibility


Decision making as close to the customer as possible


Highly‐engaged people providing high‐quality services


Take responsibility


Training and up‐skilling; careers not jobs


Bottom up, not top down


Rewarded: share in profits ($20m last year)


Our biggest inhibitor is enough good people

Mainfreight Governance / Board of Directors
Mainfreight’s Board comprises 7 Directors


Chairman –Founder  & Chairman


5 male; 2 female


5 non‐executive Directors –all of whom are independent


Long‐term involvement


Expectations


Involved, and assist management


5+ meetings per annum; held in locations across the network


Integrity and commitment


No ticking boxes 

Supply Chain Initiatives
Top 500 customers = 56% of total revenue


31% trade across all 3 core products ‐increasing


Potential within current customer base


Warehoused customers


Transport in and out


Air & Ocean import/export


Supplier relationships/partners


Airlines and shipping companies: long‐term, committedrelationships


Digital visibility –Mainchain portal


Utilisingour technology (except Air & Ocean platform)

Capital Expenditure
Developing network intensity –not cheap


Land & buildings, significant investmentover next two years


Technology, in excess of $50m per annum


Owned where required


Long‐term, market savvy, satisfactory returns


Leased


Short‐term; where appropriate


Developing returns

Zaltbommel, NL – Logistics warehouse

Disruptors
Automation


Trucks: savings per km not as you would expect


Warehousing: automated?


Technology: blockchain/visibility


Trade


Brexit


China/USA


Likely evolutionary, not revolutionary

The Big Numbers
Market consensus for F19:


Revenue

~$3 billion


EBITDA

$253.9 million


Net Profit

$137.8 million


Dividend 

~40% of net profit historically


Dividend paid last ten years, per share

18.5¢ (F10) 


48.0¢ (F19)


Average after tax return last ten years

27.9% per annum


We are ambitious to be in every major trading nation 


We have a long‐term vision / 100‐year philosophy


We expect our “points of difference” to continue to bring us more market share


Expect us to evolve as our market does

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