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Moa Group results of Annual Meeting

AGM23 September 2020SVRConsumer Staples

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
ANNUAL

SHAREHOLDERS

MEETING

23 September 2020

MOA GROUP LIMITED

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
AGENDA

•Welcome

•FY20 - Key highlights & impact of COVID-19

•Strong response to COVID-19 uncertainty

•Hospitality - SavorGroup

•Beverages - Moa Brewing

•Formalities

•Questions

•Close

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
FY20 KEY

HIGHLIGHTS

•Acquisition of SavorGroup and Non Solo Pizza

•Development of Lobster & Tap at the Auckland

Fish Market

•Move to cans and refreshed innovation and NPD

•Cost control & overhead reductions across the

Group are starting to bear fruit

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
SUMMARY

FINANCIALS

REVENUEEBITDA

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STRONG RESPONSE TO

COVID-19 UNCERTAINTY

•Impact on FY20

•Strengthened the capital structure of the Group

•Remained flexible and moved ahead of the market

•Reinforced our summer trading and events business

capacity with the acquisition of Mission Bay Pavilion

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
HOSPITALITY –

SAVOR GROUP

LIMITED

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
•We have never experienced anything like this before and

COVID is changing consumer habits

•Hospitality trading has decreased sharply from late January

•The Group reacted quickly to put contingency plans in place

•We are continuing to implement initiatives to ensure we’re in

the best position possible.

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
SAVORGOODS

•Savor Goods was launched as a new online

takeaway and home delivery business

•We are continuing to build on this business with

learnings from the past six months

•To ensure a strong financial position for the

company we implemented a series of measures

including – reducing menus, reviewing trading

hours and decreasing staff shifts

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
NON SOLO PIZZA

•Non Solo Pizza in Parnell has had a complete

refurbishment of the décor and a new menu

•Non Solo has a loyal customer following which

we have continued to maintain

•A strong financial performance from NSP is

further evidence of customer satisfaction

•We see potential growth for the brand in the

near future

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AZABU AT

MISSION BAY

•Azabucontinues to be one of the best

performing venues in our portfolio

•We are expanding the brand, converting

Mission Bay Pavilion into Azabuwhich will

open in November

•There is strong growth for hospitality in the

suburbs and we believe AzabuMission Bay

will be well received

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LOBSTER & TAP

•The opening of Lobster & Tap in December

2019 was a highlight

•We are expanding the brand with potential

locations identified

•We also seea flight to quality, which has

benefited our portfolio of venues

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
LOOKING

FORWARD

•There is future opportunity in

New Zealand’s Hospitality industry

•A new Lobster & Tap outlet will

open on the rooftop of the

Seafarers building in November

•We believe this will be incredibly

popular given thefantastic views

of the Auckland Harbourand the

America’s Cup

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
BEVERAGES –

MOA BREWING

COMPANY

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
BREWING FOCUS: BETTER MARGINS

FOR A HEALTHIER BOTTOM LINE,

REDUCTION IN CASH REQUIREMENTS.

We have made significant progress through the following:

•Clear shift towards margin over volume

•Reconfiguring the cost base in our high volume products (Classic Range)

•Continued emphasis on our higher margin range of 500ml and 440ml singles

•Renegotiation of key supply agreements

•Structural and overhead refinement

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
The key achievements for H1 FY21 v H1 FY20 are:

Gross Margin improvement: 6%

EBITDA improvement: 68%

Cash Consumption improvement: 67%

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THE FIRST 6 MONTHS HAVE NOT BEEN

WITHOUT THEIR CHALLENGES, BUT WE’VE

NAVIGATED THESE EXTREMELY WELL.

•Covidimpacted estimated 20% of our domestic customer base

and some of our export customers

•Closed our Tap Room in Blenheim and restructured the team

there as a result. Reopening in October

•Beer spoilage issue that caused Moa to voluntarily withdrawal a

large amount of inventory from our customers over July and

August 2020. This has resulted in a one off hit to revenue,

margin and cash over this period

•Made the appropriate decision to protect the brand by removing

as much stock from the trade as we could and therefore stock

position is currently very light and if there was stock left in the

market it is now largely gone

•We have successfully and rapidly transitioned brewing to our

alternative brewing partner and inventory levels are almost back

to normal levels ready to make the most of our peak months

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
INNOVATION AND BRAND EVOLUTION

HAVE CONTINUED TO KEEP THE BRAND

FRONT AND CENTRE WITH OUR CONSUMERS

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WHY CANS?

•100% Recyclable

•Less transport impact

•Less broken glass

•Superior freshness

•Lighter to carry

80% growth in craft can sales

AC NeilsenTSM, 5/4/2020

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THE BALANCE OF FY21

WILL BE MORE OF THE SAME

TO ENSURE WE DELIVER A

STRONG FINISH.

•Continued push towards our classic can range across

all customers

•Working on integration of Moa beers into Savorvenues

as contracts expire

•Finalise our transition to our alternative brewing partner

•Reopening of our Tap Room in Blenheim to capture the

domestic tourist and reengage with our local community

•Final higher margin innovation launches to hit market on time

•Continuation of refinement of overall brewing business

model to set up for further refinement inFY22

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
FORMALITIES

•Reappointment of the Group’s auditors,

Grant Thornton

•Re-election of Sheena Henderson

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
RESOLUTION 1

•To record the reappointment of Grant Thornton

as auditors of the Company and authorise the

Directors to fix the auditors’ remuneration.

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
RESOLUTION 2

•That Ms Sheena Henderson be re-elected

as a Director of the Company.

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
RESOLUTION 2: REAPPOINTMENT

OF SHEENA HENDERSON

•Sheena is a corporate and business advisor as well as a professional

company director. She brings strong independent governance to the board

and is currently acting chair of audit and risk.

•Her 25-year+ background is largely in Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG),

retail and primary industry, initially domestically and latterly internationally.

•Starting her career in marketing and brand leadership, Sheena then moved

into general management running several consumer operating arms of large

international businesses from NZ.

•Commercially savvy with a track record of demonstrable success, Sheena

has three key passions in business – strategy, business leadership and

building outstanding brands that create great value.

•Sheena lives in Christchurch with her family.

MOA GROUP LIMITEDANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING 2020
GENERAL

BUSINESS

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MOA GROUP LIMITED

THANK YOU

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Meeting Results Announcement


24 September 2020


Results of Moa Group Limited Annual Shareholder Meeting


At

Moa Group Limited’s shareholder meeting, held in Auckland yesterday afternoon, shareholders were

asked to vote on two resolutions, which were supported by the Board.


As required by NZX Listing Rule 6.1, all voting was conducted by a poll.


The resolutions passed by shareholders were:


• To record the re-appointment of Grant Thornton as auditors of the Company and to authorise

the Directors to fix the auditors’ remuneration.

• That Ms Sheena Henderson be re-elected as a Director of the Company.


Details of the total number of votes cast in person or by a proxy holder are:

Resolution For Against Abstain

To record the re-appointment of Grant

Thornton as auditors of the Company and

to authorise the Directors to fix the

auditors’ remuneration.

49,740,733

99.76%

119,001

0.24%

12,600


That Ms Sheena Henderson be re-elected

as a Director of the Company.

49,650,821

99,74%

130,001

0.26%

91,512





For more information please contact:

Tim Peat

Acting Group CFO

+6421 049 7442 or tim@moabeer.com

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