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Debenhams Plc International Strategy & Introduction to Magasin Du Nord 7 May 2010 Rob Templeman Chief Executive, Debenhams Plc Debenhams plc International Strategy & Introduction to Magasin du Nord 7 May 2010 Rob Templeman Chief Executive, Debenhams plc 2 Copenhagen – May 2010 Today’s Programme 08:00 Presentations 09:15 Depart hotel for Kongens Nytorv store 09:30 Visit to Kongens Nytorv store 11:30 Free time to visit other city centre retailers 12:30 Lunch at hotel 13:15 Depart hotel for Field’s store 14:00 Visit to Field’s store 16:00 Depart for airport 3 Copenhagen – May 2010 Strategic Objectives • Product strategy to improve gross margins and sales – Expanding own bought ranges, especially Designers at Debenhams – Sourcing and supply chain efficiencies • Space expansion – New stores – International –Refits • Multi-channel – Clear plan for further growth and development • Deleveraging the balance sheet 4 Copenhagen – May 2010 Strategic Objectives • Product strategy to improve gross margins and sales – Expanding own bought ranges, especially Designers at Debenhams – Sourcing and supply chain efficiencies • Space expansion – New stores – International –Refits • Multi-channel – Clear plan for further growth and development • Deleveraging the balance sheet 5 Copenhagen – May 2010 Debenhams International Strategy “To extend Debenhams’ international reach and build global brands profitably.” Strategy Emerging or distant markets Franchise or JV model W. European markets Potential for owned/JV or franchise model Brand exports Principles, Designers at Debenhams Multi-channel Extending our reach internationally Extending brand awareness Potential for sub-brands 6 Copenhagen – May 2010 International Franchise Stores 60 stores in 23 countries by end of FY 10….. …..and 100 stores by end of FY 13 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010F 2011F 2012F 2013F 7 Copenhagen – May 2010 Why Magasin? • Iconic Danish retail brand • Low cost, low risk acquisition • Previous sales experience in Denmark through franchise store • English widely spoken • Can be serviced from UK distribution network • Well-invested stores • Creates a platform and business model for further expansion of internationally owned assets • Gross capital investment £10m • Annual turnover c£185m 8 Copenhagen – May 2010 Jon Bjornsson Chief Executive, Magasin du Nord 9 Copenhagen – May 2010 Denmark Population 5.53m Male 49.6%, Female 50.4% Age: 0-19 23% 20-39 25% AALBORG 190,000 inhabitants 40-59 28% 60+ 24% RANDERS GDP per capital: 300,054 DKK 60,000 inhabitants ÅRHUS Average household: 2.1 people 300,000 inhabitants Danes voted happiest people KOLDING in the world 60,000 inhabitants COPENHAGEN ESJBERG 1.2M inhabitants 120,000 inhabitants ODENSE 190,000 inhabitants 10 Copenhagen – May 2010 Danish Economic Environment • Tax cuts implemented in 2009 have resulted in higher net income for consumers • Low interest rates (discount rate 0.75%) • Low unemployment (4.1%) •Low inflation (2.2%) • Signs of increased consumer confidence • Recession ended in Q3 2009 • High household leverage • Government spending to exceed 1 trillion DKK in 2010 11 Copenhagen – May 2010 Data Points Unemployment Rate % (seasonally adjusted) Consumer Confidence 5.0 10.0 4.0 5.0 3.0 0.0 2.0 -5.0 1.0 -10.0 0.0 -15.0 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 08 08 08 08 09 09 09 09 10 08 08 08 08 09 09 09 09 10 Interest Rates: Retail Trade Index Official Discount Rate % 120 5.0 110 4.0 100 90 3.0 80 2.0 70 60 1.0 50 0.0 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 08 08 08 08 09 09 09 09 10 8 Jun 2009 3 Apr 2009 8 Oct 2008 8 Oct 4 July2008 6 Mar 2009 7 Nov 2008 2008 5 Dec 15 Jan 2010 16 Jan 2009 14 Aug 2009 28 Aug 2009 11 May 2009 Sources: Danmarks Nationalbank, StatBank Denmark 12 Copenhagen – May 2010 Magasin History “An iconic brand in Denmark for nearly 150 years.” 1868 Magasin founders Theodor Wessel and Emil Vett open a textile store in Århus 1870 First store opened in Copenhagen 1909 Magasin has more than 100 stores and 10,000 employees 1932 Magasin store portfolio peaks with 170 sales outlets 1952 Magasin changes strategy from many small speciality shops to the Magasin department stores we know today. Company listed on stock exchange 2004 Acquired by Baugur 2008 Acquired by Icelandic bank Straumur 2009 Acquired by Debenhams 13 Copenhagen – May 2010 Magasin Stores KGS. NYTORV Opened 1879 325,000 sq ft 7.0m customers pa LYNGBY Opened 1960 ÅRHUS 205,000 sq ft Opened 1868 3.3m customers pa 194,000 sq ft 3.2m customers pa FIELD’S Opened 2006 70,000 sq ft 2.0m customers pa RØDOVRE ODENSE Opened 1966 Opened 1954 75,000 sq ft 108,000 sq ft 2.2m customers pa 2.9m customers pa 14 Copenhagen – May 2010 Competitive Landscape • Historically have been many small independent retailers, dominated by local brands • Largest clothing retailers are IC Companys and Bestseller • Now more international brands (e.g. H&M, Zara, Next, Topshop, Foot Locker) • Beginning to see consolidation towards large, multi- nationals • Very little department store competition – Illum: one store in Copenhagen – Salling: one store in Aalborg 15 Copenhagen – May 2010 Brand Positioning PRICE HIGH Illum Magasin Matas Cosmetics FASHION Tøjeksperten FASHION LOW HIGH Bestseller Group Supermarket Zara H&M PRICE LOW 16 Copenhagen – May 2010 Customer Profile Gender Male Age 19% 13-29 50+ 32% 38% Female 81% 30-49 30% Frequency of visits Cardholder penetration Less often Yes 7% Weekly 12% 22% 1-2 per month 32% 2-3 per month No 39% 88% 17 Copenhagen – May 2010 Customer Satisfaction OPPORTUNITIES STRENGTHS 1 Newest fashion trends 4 1 2 2 High service levels 3 Competitive pricing 4 Extensive offering 3 WEAKNESSES THREATS Conclusions • Leading aspirational brand that represents fashionability, quality and customer service…… • ……but pricing perception could be improved 18 Copenhagen – May 2010 Customer Exit Polls 60% 51.3% 50% 40% 38.1% 30% 22.5% 20% 11.8% 10% 8.0% 5.7% 5.4% 2.6% 1.8% 0% 2007/8 2008/9 2009/10 Ambassadors Disloyal customers Lost customers 19 Copenhagen – May 2010 Sales Analysis Magasin Food Consignment 21% services 17% Womens 20% Own bought 41% Accessories 6% Lingerie 6% Mens 18% Health & Concession 38% Beauty 13% Childrens 4% Home & Gift 16% Food Debenhams (ex Magasin) Sport 1% services 3% Concession 19% Accessories 14% Womens 17% Lingerie 6% Mens 14% Health & Own bought 81% Childrens 8% Beauty 23% Own bought private label Home & Gift 14% Own bought Designers at Debenhams 20 Own bought international brands Copenhagen – May 2010 Own Bought Private Label 21 Copenhagen – May 2010 Own Bought International Brands 22 Copenhagen – May 2010 Concessions 23 Copenhagen – May 2010 Consignment 24 Copenhagen – May 2010 Our Priorities In 2005 POSITIONING RETAIL OPERATIONS GIVE THE OPERATIONAL WORKING CAPITAL SIMPLIFY THE MODEL BRAND EQUITY VISIBILITY Create attractiveness Different buying Replace systems Big culture – models small company Fashion and female Set up KPIs focus Improve stock Replace specialist efficiency and Set up business report culture with trading Trust the brand working capital structure culture management Undercapitalised Introduce concept Provide the right tools Exit/convert cash of merchandising leaking activities Have a vision and a strategy and stick to it 25 Copenhagen – May 2010 Key Achievements By 2010 • Market position improved • Terminal stock reduced from 30% to less than 3% • All stores refurbished (255m DKK invested over 5 yrs) • IT systems replaced (50m DKK invested) • Improvement substantially funded by improved stock management & creditor terms • Number of suppliers reduced by over two-thirds • Lack of retail discipline replaced by dedicated and professional organisation • Key financials for year to February 2010 – Net sales 1,880m DKK – EBITDA 22m DKK – Cash positive 26 Copenhagen – May 2010 Our Position Today • Great locations • Iconic brand that customers trust and care for •Health & Beauty – Market share 20% – Number one destination in Scandinavia with more than 100 international brands – Amongst the 10 leading health & beauty departments in Europe • Good representation in all major categories • Two successful loyalty card programmes with more than 130,000 cardholders 27 Copenhagen – May 2010 The Future With Debenhams • Safeguards future of one of Denmark’s strongest brands • Sourcing skills and purchasing economies of scale for Magasin to draw from; access to Debenhams’ management and expertise • Opportunity to extend the Magasin brand, both nationally and internationally • Part of a plc with cash resources • Ability to deploy capital expenditure for high returning projects • Wider career prospects across a much larger group that has ambitions for future growth 28 Copenhagen – May 2010 Rob Templeman Chief Executive, Debenhams plc 29 Copenhagen – May 2010 Magasin: The Opportunity • One of the best known brands in Denmark • Aspirational Strengths • Fashionable • Wide choice • Quality • Little product differentiation • Customers perceive as expensive Weaknesses • No buying strength or sourcing strategy • Margin too low 30 Copenhagen – May 2010 Investment Thesis “Create and test a platform for future growth.” Sales expansion Margin expansion Synergies 31 Copenhagen – May 2010 Sales Expansion • Widen consumer appeal to drive market share whilst retaining Magasin’s brand heritage • Improve linear conversion and space utilisation to widen choice • Introduce selected Debenhams’ ranges • Expand Magasin private label ranges • Utilise some margin gains to reduce prices • Introduce full multi-channel offer • Space expansion: opportunity for 2-3 more stores 32 Copenhagen – May 2010 Sales Expansion: Debenhams’ Brands • Introduce selected Debenhams’
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