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Half Year Results23 February 2023DGLConsumer Staples

31 DECEMBER 2022
HALF-YEAR

RESULTS

RECORD GLOBAL CASE SALES
2

“Delegat

 

Group

 

has

 

achieved

 

record

 

global

 

case

 

sales

 

of

 

1,970,000

 

cases

 

for

 

the

 

six

 

months

 

to

 

31

 

December

 

2022.”

STEVEN

 

CARDEN

MANAGING

 

DIRECTOR

Record
 

global

 

case

 

sales

 

of

 

1,970,000,

 

4%

 

higher

 

than

 

last

 

year

18%

 

sales

 

growth

 

in

 

North

 

American

 

(USA

 

and

 

Canada)

 

region

Operating

 

NPAT

 

of

 

$40.2

 

million

Cash

 

from

 

Operations

 

of

 

$35.3

 

million

PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS

3

CASE SALES AND FX
4

Case

 

Sales

 

(000's)

Dec

 

2022

Dec

 

2021

%

 

Change

vs

 

2021

    

UK,

 

Ireland

 

and

 

Europe

559

                

626

                


11%

    

North

 

America

 

(USA

 

and

 

Canada)

1,028

            

874

                

18%

    

Australia,

 

NZ

 

and

 

Asia

 

Pacific

383

                

393

                


3%

Total

 

Cases

1,970

            

1,893

            

4%

Foreign

 

Currency

 

Rates

Dec

 

2022

Dec

 

2021

%

 

Change

vs

 

2021

    

GB£

0.5200

          

0.5062

          


3%

    

AU$

0.9300

          

0.9472

          

2%

    

US$

0.6301

          

0.6888

          

9%

    

CA$

0.8311

          

0.8746

          

5%

SALES REVENUE GROWTH ANALYSIS
5

NZ$

 

millions

December

 

2022

 

Actual

December

 

2021

 

Actual

%

 

Change

vs

 

2021

Sales

 

Revenue

197.1

                

175.9

                

12%

Sales

 

movements

 

breakdown:

Volume

4%

Value

8%

    

Foreign

 

Exchange

4%

    

Price

1%

    

Country/Product

 

Mix

3%

OPERATING PERFORMANCE
6

NZ$

 

millions

Dec

 

2022

Dec

 

2021 %

 

Change

vs

 

2021

Sales

 

Revenue

197.1

            

175.9

            

12%

   

Operating

 

Revenue

198.8

            

178.7

            

11%

Operating

 

Gross

 

Profit

95.6

               

86.8

               

10%

    

Operating

 

Gross

 

Margin

48%

49%

   

Expenses

 

(excl

 

Promotion

 

and

 

Marketing)

(26.9)

             

(22.0)

             


22%

   

Promotion

 

and

 

Marketing

(6.5)

                

(5.2)

                


25%

Operating

 

EBIT

62.2

               

59.6

               

4%

    

Operating

  

EBIT

 

%

 

of

 

Revenue

31%

33%

    

Interest

 

and

 

Tax

(22.0)

             

(20.1)

             


9%

Operating

 

NPAT

40.2

               

39.5

               

2%

    

Operating

 

NPAT

 

%

 

of

 

Revenue

20%

22%

Operating

 

EBITDA

74.2

               

71.0

               

5%

    

Operating

 

EBITDA

 

%

 

of

 

Revenue

37%

40%

OPERATING PROFIT MOVEMENT – LAST YEAR
7

NZ $millions

1.

One off software-as-a-service implementation costs for new ERP system

2.

Includes headcount increase, remuneration increases, and resumption of normal sales activities post Covid-19 disruptions

IMPACT OF ‘FAIR VALUE’ ADJUSTMENTS
8

NZ$

 

millions

Dec

 

2022

Dec

 

2021 %

 

Change

vs

 

2021

Operating

 

NPAT

40.2

               

39.5

               

2%

    

Operating

 

NPAT

 

%

 

of

 

Revenue

20%

22%

    

Biological

 

Produce

 

(Grapes)

 

1

(9.6)

                

(7.1)

                

35%

    

Derivative

 

financial

 

Instruments

 

10.4

               

3.2

                 

n/m

2

Total

 

Fair

 

Value

 

Items

0.8

                 

(3.9)

               

n/m

2

    

Taxation

 

of

 

NZ

 

IFRS

 

fair

 

value

 

items

(0.3)

                

1.1

                 

n/m

2

Fair

 

Value

 

Items

 

after

 

Tax

 

0.5

                 

(2.8)

               

n/m

2

Reported

 

NPAT

40.7

               

36.7

               

11%

1.

 

Biological

 

Produce

 

(Grapes)

 

is

 

the

 

difference

 

between

 

market

 

value

 

paid

 

for

 

grapes

 

versus

 

the

 

cost

 

to

 

grow

 

grapes.

  

The

 

harvest

 

provision

 

is

 

reversed

 

and

 

only

 

recognised

 

when

 

the

 

finished

 

wine

 

is

 

sold.

  

2.

 

n/m

 

means

 

not

 

meaningful.

  

REPORTED PROFIT MOVEMENT – LAST YEAR
9

NZ $millions

1.

One off software-as-a-service implementation costs for new ERP system

2.

Includes headcount increase, remuneration increases, and resumption of normal sales activities post Covid-19 disruptions

BALANCE SHEET SUMMARY
10

NET DEBT MOVEMENT – JUNE 22 TO DEC 22
11

NZ $millions

NET DEBT OVERVIEW
12

NZ$

 

millions

December

 

2022

 

Actual

December

 

2021

 

Actual

%

 

Change

vs

 

2021

Funding

    

Operating

 

Cash

 

Flow

35.3

                   

20.2

                   

75%

    

Net

 

Debt

305.8

                

267.0

                

15%

Key

 

Ratios

   

Operating

 

Interest

 

Cover

8.94

                   

11.62

                


23%

   

Equity

 

/

 

(Equity

 

+

 

Net

 

Debt)

 

%

62.9%

63.8%


1%

   

Senior

 

Debt

 

Ratio

2.68

                   

2.41

                   


11%

INVESTING IN GROWTH
13

During

 

the

 

year,

 

the

 

Group

 

has

 

invested

 

in

 

vineyard

 

developments

 

and

 

winery

 

expansion

 

to

 

provide

 

for

 

future

 

earnings

 

growth,

 

including:

$39.9

 

million

 

purchase

 

of

 

the

 

previously

 

leased

 

Dashwood

 

vineyard

 

in

 

Marlborough.

$30.8

 

million

 

in

 

new

 

vineyard

 

developments

 

and

 

winery

 

expansion

 

in

 

New

 

Zealand.

FULL YEAR OUTLOOK
14

The

 

Group

 

is

 

on

 

target

 

to

 

achieve

 

global

 

case

 

sales

 

for

 

the

 

full

 

year

 

of

 

3,649,000,

 

up

 

9%

 

on

 

last

 

year.

Based

 

on

 

prevailing

 

exchange

 

rates,

 

the

 

Group

 

forecasts

 

the 2023

 

Operating

 

Profit

 

guidance

 

in

 

the

 

range

 

of

 

$59

 

million

 

to

 

$62

 

million.

Thank
 

you

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