emmi presentation annual results 2013

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Emmi Group

Financial Year 2013Results Presentation

Lucerne, 26 March 2014

Welcome addressKonrad Graber, Chairman of the Board of Directors

Overview of the financial year 2013 Urs Riedener, CEO

Annual results 2013Jörg Riboni, CFO

Key success factors 2013Urs Riedener, CEO

OutlookUrs Riedener, CEO

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Sales expectations slightly exceeded, solid earnings

§ Net sales CHF 3,298 millionIncrease of 10.6 %

§ Adjusted EBIT of CHF 160 millionIncrease of 9.4 %– Adjusted EBIT margin 4.9 % (2012: 4.9 %)

§ Adjusted net profit of CHF 98 millionIncrease of 8.1 %− Adjusted net profit margin 3.0 % (2012: 3.0 %)

2013 at a glance

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January February March April May June

Review of 2013: First half of the year

70 % stake in AVH

From roadto rail

InnovationPureSwissYogurt

AcquisitionKäserei Studer

Innovationgood day

Sponsorship: SwissNational Culinary Team


July August September October November December

Review of 2013: Second half of the year

Acquisition Rachelli

Caffè Latte on Segways

New: Mix-itMüesli Classic

Emmi sales break the

Swiss Solar Prize Cheese Awards17 medals

billion francmark

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Solid earnings despite strong competitive pressure


Facts and figures financial year 2013

in CHF million 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009Net sales 3,298 2,981 2,721 2,684 2,619Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) as % of net sales

280.1

8.5

271.4

9.1

239.3

8.8

233.6

8.7

208.3

8.0

Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT)*as % of net sales

160.04.9

146.34.9

130.34.8

135.85.1

109.04.2

Net profit*as % of net sales

97.63.0

90.33.0

83.03.0

86.13.2

75.32.9

Headcount (FTEs) 5,217 5,074 3,890 3,701 3,525Volume of milk and cream processed, million kg 1,465 1,220 1,017 992 943

* Adjusted for extraordinary gains on disposal of fixed assets, which had a positive impact of CHF 8.5 million on EBIT andCHF 7.0 million on net profit (after tax). 2012: CHF 19.4 million and CHF 15.9 million, respectively

CH: slight increase in market share; International: further strengthening

Switzerland§ First organic growth since 2008

− Sales of CHF 1,863 million, +1.1 %− +1.4 % in organic terms− Retail trade in general +0.5 %

International§ Strong acquisition-driven growth, negative impact

on organic growth of non-core business− Sales of CHF 1,435 million, +26.0 %− +2.0 % in organic terms


Encouraging sales growth both in Switzerland and abroad

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Increase in share in growth markets

Sales by region


2012:Switzerland 62 %Europe 25 %North and South America 10 %Africa 2 %Asia 1 %

Top 5, sales:SwitzerlandUSA SpainItalyChile

Switzerland56 % (CHF 1,863 million)

North and South America12 % (CHF 384 million)

Africa4 % (CHF 123 million)

Asia1 % (CHF 30 million)

Europe excluding Switzerland27 % (CHF 898 million)


Product portfolio remains high quality despite higher share in growth markets

Sales by product group

Net sales Group 2013: CHF 3,298 million

Dairy products30 % (CHF 982 million)

Other products/services5 % (CHF 165 million)

Powder/concentrates3 % (CHF 98 million)

Cheese32 % (CHF 1,059 million)

Fresh cheese5 % (CHF 175 million)

Fresh products25 % (CHF 820 million)

2012:Cheese 33 %Dairy products 28 %Fresh products 25 %Fresh cheese 6 %Powder/concentrates 3 %Other products/services 5 %

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Group growth 10.6 %, organic growth 1.6 %


Acq: acquisition effect; FX: foreign currency effect; Volume: volume effect; Price: price effect

in CHF million

Sales trend: Group

2,981.2 3,298.2

+8.6% +0.4% +1.1% +0.5%

2012 Acq. FX Volume Price 2013

organic +1.6 %

Growth in all areas of the core business


Sales Switzerland Sales Internationalin CHF million in CHF million

Acq.: acquisition effect; FX: currency effect; Volume: volume effect; Price: price effect

Growth of 1.1 %:− Growth in major product segments− Positive development of proven brands− Product innovations− Negative effects from abandonment of unprofitable

frozen goods logistics (CHF 3 million) and disposal of Nutrifrais (CHF 15 million)

Growth of 26.0 %: − Strong acquisition-driven growth− Increase in key markets (USA, Tunisia, Chile)− Positive performance of most recent acquisitions− Subdued southern European markets− Negative effects due to absence of exports to reduce high

milk volumes in Switzerland (CHF 30 million)

Sales trends: Switzerland and International

organic +2 %

1,842.1 1,863.1

-0.3% +1.4% -

2012 Acq. Volume Price 2013

organic +1.4 %

1,139.1 1,435.1

+23.0% +1.0% +0.7% +1.3%

2012 FXAcq. Volume Price 2013

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529.5 541.7

+1.2% +1.6% -0.5%

Caffè Latte and innovations perform well; continuing pressure from imports


Sales of dairy products Sales of cheese Sales of fresh productsin CHF million in CHF million in CHF million

Acq.: acquisition effect; Vol.: volume effect; Price: price effect

Growth of 2.3 %:− Growth in cheese specialities

(e.g. Kaltbach, Luzerner Rahmkäse)− Acquisition-driven growth

Käserei Studer − Lower prices for Emmentaler− Declines in trade business

Growth of 1.0 %: − Growth in Emmi Caffè Latte− Increase through new products

Pure Swiss Yogurt and good day− Milk drinks below expectations− Disposal of Nutrifrais

(effect: CHF 15 million)

Growth of 1.3 %: − Volume increase− Slightly higher milk price

Sales trends: details of Switzerland

688.9 698.0

- +0.9% +0.4%

342.6 345.9

-3.5% +4.2% +0.3%

organic+1.3 %

organic+1.1 %

organic+4.5 %

Acq.2012 Vol. Price 2013 Acq.2012 Vol. Price 2013 Acq.2012 Vol. Price 2013

Success with Emmi Caffè Latte, cheese exports and local production abroad


Acq.: acquisition effect; FX: currency effect; Vol.: volume effect; Price: price effect

Growth of 10.7 %:− Strong growth in US: local production

Emmi Roth and Cypress Grove Chèvre− Export growth in Le Gruyère AOP

and Kaltbach (e.g. US, Germany)− Acq. Growth in Kaiku, Diprola

and Käserei Studer

Growth of 84.3 %:− Fall in butter exports− Acq. Growth in Kaiku

Growth of 22.1 %:− Growth in Emmi Caffè Latte− Growth at A-27 despite

capacity bottleneck− Slight losses by Onken in the UK

(also currency-related)− Acq. Growth in Kaiku and Rachelli

Sales of cheese Sales of fresh products Sales of dairy productsin CHF mio. in CHF mio. in CHF mio.

Sales trends: details of international business

466.8 517.0

+8.4% - +1.9% +0.4%

388.9 474.7

+19.0% +1.2% - +1.9%

154.0 283.8

+83.6% +3.4% -4.7% +2.0%

organic+2.3 %

organic+1.9 %

organic-2.7 %

2012 Acq. FX Vol. Price 2013 2012 Acq. FX Vol. Price 2013 2012 Acq. FX Vol. Price 2013

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Increase in gross profit thanks to acquisitions


§ High pressure on prices only partlycompensated by:

− Optimised product portfolio− Elimination of unprofitable

business

§ Delayed effect of price increases in international markets

§ Switzerland: Price increases in certainproduct groups (e.g. butter) onlyeffective as at early 2014

Net sales to gross profit

5.91,028.2

34.5

1,089.2

33.0

Gross operating profit

as % of net sales

10.62,981.23,298.2Net sales∆ in %2013in CHF million 2012

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Highest EBIT in Emmi’s history


§ Disproportionately low increase in operating expenses compensated forlower gross profit margin

§ Extraordinary profit due primarily tothe sale of properties

§ Higher depreciation and amortisationlinked to acquisitions

§ Stable adjusted EBIT margin of 4.9 %

∆ in %2012

112.4

10.6

1.79.4

165.7146.3

4.9

168.5160.0

4.9

EBITEBIT (adjusted)as % of net sales

5.5106.5Depreciation and amortisation

3.2271.49.1

280.18.5

EBITDAas % of net sales

5.4776.926.1

818.724.8

Total operating expensesas % of net sales

5.91,028.2

34.5

1,089.2

33.0

Gross operating profitas % of net sales

2,981.23,298.2Net sales2013in CHF million

-55.719.48.6Gain from disposal offixed assets

Net sales to EBIT (extract)

Increase in gross profit more than offsets higher operating expenses


165.7168.5

-5.9 +0.3-18.4-23.4+61.0

Grossprofit

Personnelexpenses

Other op.expenses

Otherpositions

Depreciation/amortisation

2012 2013

inCHF million

Gain fromdisposal offixed assets

EBIT drivers

-10.8

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Disproportionately low increase in operating expenses


in CHF million 2013 2012 ∆ in %

Personnel expensesas % of net sales

398.312.1

374.912.6

6.2

Marketing and sales-relatedexpensesas % of net sales

123.6

3.7

125.1

4.2

-1.2

Occupancy expenses, maintenance and repair, leasing

68.0 72.6 -6.3

Energy, operating materials and supplies

66.7 62.2 7.2

Logistics expenses 95.0 82.3 15.4

Other operating expenses 67.1 59.8 12.2

Total operating expensesas % of net sales

818.724.8

776.926.1

5.4

§ Personnel, logistics, energy and otheroperating expenses rose due toacquisitions – but mostly at a disproportionately low rate

§ Marketing investments: less traditional advertising, more social media andsales support

§ Lower maintenance costs throughOperational Excellence

§ Lower cost base abroad

Operating expenses

Increase in adjusted profit per share


§ Financial result: improved currency result, higher interest due to acquisitions

§ Higher income tax rate due to highershare of international business

§ Adjusted net profit 2013: CHF 97.6 million (net profit margin 3.0 %)

§ Earnings per share CHF 19.54 (2013: CHF 19.86)

§ Adjusted earnings per shareCHF 18.24 (2013: CHF 16.88)

EBIT to net profit

Adjusted earnings per share, CHF

-1.67.3

+1.36

106.290.3

16.88

104.697.6

18.24

Net profitAdjusted net profit

-1.3-17.7Minority interests

-2.1-28.218.5

-30.319.7

Income taxesAverage income tax rate in %

1.8152.1153.9Earnings before taxes (EBT)

0.7-16.4-15.7Financial result

-1.72.81.1Income fromassociates and joint ventures

2.8165.7168.5EBIT

∆ 20122013in CHF million

-19.0

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Higher interest expenses as a result of acquisitions


§ Neutral currency result

§ Interest result: higher interest expensesdue to acquisitions

in CHF million 2013 2012 ∆

Interest result -15.7 -12.6 -3.1

Currency result -0.1 -3.6 +3.5

Other financial result 0.1 -0.2 +0.3

Total financial result -15.7 -16.4 +0.7

Financial result

Significant increase in operating cash flow


in CHF million 2013 2012 ∆

Operating cash flow 271.8 248.4 23.4

Change in net working capital 40.8 30.1 10.7

Tax and interest paid -48.4 -38.8 -9.6

Cash flow from operating activities 264.2 239.7 24.5Investments in property, plant and equipment -116.7 -125.1 8.4

Investments in intangible assets -9.5 -6.2 -3.3

Acquisition of businesses and associates -65.8 -31.9 -33.9

Other investments/divestments 14.0 -11.7 25.7

Cash flow from investing activities -178.0 -174.9 -3.1

Cash flow from financing activities 26.7 -10.4 37.1Impact of currency translation -0.6 -0.2 -0.4

Net change in cash and cash equivalents 112.3 54.2 58.1

Cash flow (1/2)

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Investments 2013

Cash flow (2/2)

Expansioninvestments

Rationalisationinvestments

Replacementinvestments

Total investments 2013: CHF 126.2 million


Net debt/EBITDA


§ Significant reduction in net debt

§ Additional liabilities taken on to financeacquisitions

§ Net debt/EBITDA ratio continues to bewell below limits set

§ Financing potential for future investments

Key figures for 2013 (1/3)

171 181

321

359

295

0.82 0.77

1.34 1.321.05

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3

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150

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250

300

350

400

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Net Debt Net Debt-/EBITDA-Ratio

in CHF million Factor

Limit net debt/EBITDA ratio

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Equity ratio


§ Stable equity ratio remains wellabove targets

§ Scope for future debt financing still ensured


1655 1729 1949 2323 2500

55.3 52.450.2 50.3

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Balance sheet total Equity ratio in %

in CHF million in %

Target equity ratio in %

56.5

Higher dividend


§ The Board of Directors is proposing tothe General Meeting an increaseddividend of CHF 3.80

§ The pay-out ratio thus remains withinthe targeted range of 20 % to 25 %

(2012 and 2013: adjusted EPS)


14.08

16.10 15.5116.88

18.24

3.00 3.40 3.40 3.60 3.80

21.321.1

21.9

21.3

20.8

19

20

21

22

23

24

0

4

8

12

16

20

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

EPS Dividend Pay-out ratio

in CHF in %

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Emmi’s strategic pillars


Emmi is reinforcing its international footprint and competitiveness

Strengthening its position in Switzerland

International growth

Cost management

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The medium-term 50/50 ratio Switzerland and International is in sight

International Switzerland

Net sales 2004 to 2013 and the medium-term goal

3,298in CHF million

1,479

447

587

1,8261,583

444

509

0

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

2004 2005 2006 2007

1,9262,027

2,3352,501

2008

3,000

1,914

2,671 2,619

626

2,045

2009

675

1,944

732

1,952

2,684

2010

2,721

811

1,9091,910

2011 2012

2,981

1,842

1,139

2013

3,500

1,842 1,863

1,435

56 %

44 %

50 %

50 %

2015

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Key trends for Emmi in the food sector

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Innovations based on megatrends

§ Indulgence

§ Health/naturalfoods

§ Convenience

§ Sustainability

Lactose-free

Organic

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Innovations scored big hits again in 2013


Innovative spirit: part of our corporate history

2013

Good Day

Singleportions

Onkenseasonal flavours

PureSwissYogurt

Caffè LatteMr Big

Minicol

Choco Latte

SwissMüesli

LuzernerYogodu

KaltbachLe Gruyère

MC NeilBenecol

Drink

Emmi Caffè Latte

Lassi

Création Yoghurt

SwissAlp

WinzerGala Mousse

Emminent

Caffè LatteZero

EnergyMilk

Mozzarella

Luzerner , slices

Tigre

Yogi Drink

KaltbachExtra

Caffè LatteIntenso

Milk Shake

Mini Marinati

Yogurt Milk

Fonduewithout alcohol

2005 20072004 2006 2008 2009 2010 2011

KaltbachRaclette

Mix-it Müesli

Cheeseslices

Caffè LatteVanilla

GalaSweet Paprika

2012

KaltbachCreamy-tasty

KaltbachFondue

New brands or varieties contribute to growth


The success factors: innovations

Onken:new varieties

Kaltbach:gourmet/single portions

Caffè Latte:− Mr. Big− Caramel

good day:lactose-free

Kaiku: expansionof lactose-free range

PureSwissYogurt:only threeingredients

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Well-performing brands in Switzerland and abroad


The success factors: proven product concepts

Double-digitgrowth

Single-digitgrowth

(in local currency)

Switzerland: still potential for savings


The success factors: Operational Excellence (1/2)

Emmen, coffee cream portions:Reduction of foil waste

Dagmersellen, cottage cheese:Higher filling speed

Ostermundigen, yogurt:Reduced waste of yogurt

Moudon, cheese:Higher efficiency in logistics

Suhr, butter:Reduced waste of fat

Langnau, cheese spread:Shorter machine changing periods

Savings:CHF 20,000 to

CHF 900,000 dependingon the project

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Transfer of experience Switzerland – abroad = savings totalling millions


The success factors: Operational Excellence (2/2)

Standardising purchasing§ Establishment of purchasing network between Emmi and subsidiaries§ Coordination of purchasing conditions, call for bids for joint volumes§ Addition of subsidiaries to Group contractsð Reduction in raw material and investment costs, quality assurance

Development of additional infrastructure§ Advice on project management§ Use of best practices§ Exchange of recipe know-howð Minimisation of risk, synergies in maintenance, quality assurance

Systematisation of operating processes§ Optimisation of production planning§ Improvements in warehouse management§ Clear definition of product processesð Reduction in raw material losses, improved utilisation, planning security

Subs. ItalyKaiku Group

A-27 ItalyVitalait Tunisia

Kaiku Spain






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New organisational structure

New organisational structure

New structure takes the increasing internationalisation into account


Corporate Development

CEOCEO

Switzerland EuropeAmericas

Global Trade Model

DrinksCheese specialitiesSpoonableDesserts

Finance & Controlling / Legal

Corporate Communication

HRInternational Operations

Quality Management

Global Categories & Marketing (incl. R&D coordination)

Global Initiatives

The two strategic pillars “International growth” and “Cost management” remain valid; with regard to “Switzerland”, however, we want to move on from our merely defensive approach and further strengthen our domestic market

Three business models: Global Category, Global Trade Model, Local Model

Stronger Group role: from “financial sponsor” to “strategic guide”

Clear separation between Group-level and country responsibilitiesF ergo also a clear separation between the Group and the Swiss business

Acquisitions remain important, but focus is shifting increasingly to organic growth

Continuation of geographic expansion with a stronger focus on emerging markets

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Where Emmi wants to go

Main changes for upcoming strategy period

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Strategy update Emmi 2020

New organisational structure in effect since 1 January 2014

§ Kick-off workshops held for the new teams

§ Operational Excellence: priorities defined(Top 3: Kaiku Pamplona, Kaiku Chile, USA)

§ New production capacities ready in the US and Italy(US since January 2014, Italy from May 2014)

§ Presence outside Europe strengthened with Mexideli (31 Dec. 2013)

§ Innovations: Chai Latte, Caffè Latte Mr. Big Espresso, Onken special editions. Further innovations will follow.

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653 Focus on developing marketsOrganic growthSeparation Group/CHStronger Group role3 business models

3 strategic pillars


Marketing highlights 2014: Emmi

− Relaunch of natural yogurt− New seasonal varieties− Promotional campaigns

(Focus on social media)

− New Mr. Big variety− Promotional campaign:

“Message on a cup”− Tasting sessions

Fresh products

− Launched in Q1− Promotional campaigns

Focus on social media− Tasting sessions &

second placement

− New autumn varieties− Full-year support:

TV, posters, online, print

− Focus on point of sale− Tasting sessions &

second placement− Online support

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Marketing highlights 2014: Emmi

− New varieties− TV Q1 & autumn− PoS activation

− Promotion of specialitycheeses, primarily at the PoS

− New recipes and serving forms− Event-specific advertising− Various online activities

Cheese

− New portion sizes forCreamy & Tasty

− Intl: focus on PoS− CH: brand awareness− CH: warm meals advert


Marketing highlights 2014: subsidiaries

Kaiku USA (Emmi Roth, Cypress Grove)

Spain− Strengthening of convenience channels− Expansion of lactose-free range− Focus of activities on PoS and

online media− Additional listings for Benecol

Tunisia− Improvements in distribution density− Expansion of dessert range− Focus of activities on PoS

Chile− Improvements in distribution density− Focus of activities on PoS− Launch of Surlat Kids

Focus on information (serving suggestions, product characteristics, tasting experiences)− Recipe competitions, recipe tips− Cooperation with culinary academies− Cooperation with wine merchants/restaurants

(Events: Which wine partners which cheese?)− Raclette and Fondue promotion− Information and advertising campaign for

Kaltbach and Roth Käse

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Influencing factors


Switzerland

§ Innovations§ Brand development§ Proven product concepts§ Stable milk prices§ Stable raw material prices

§ Strong price pressure§ Pressure from imports

International

§ Org. growth (A-27, Roth, CypressGrove Chèvre, Caffè Latte)

§ Markets: USA, Austria, Tunisia, Chile § Additional production capacities in the

US and Italy§ Operational Excellence

§ Weak southern European markets(especially France and Italy)

§ Currency situation in Chile and Tunisia§ Acceptance of price increases for

AOP cheese

Positive

Limiting

The market environment in 2014

At least 3 % Group growth, stable net profit margin


Growth 2014 excluding futureacquisitions, profit

§ Group sales 3 – 4 %

§ Switzerland sales 0 – 1 %

§ International sales 6 – 8 %

§ EBIT, CHF 155 – 170 million

§ Net profit margin approx. 3 %

(Figures assume constant exchange rates and raw milk prices; they include acquisitions in 2013 but exclude extraordinary factors)

Outlook for 2014

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Slight growth in Switzerland, clear organic growth abroad


Growth excluding acquisitions, profit

§ Group sales 2 – 3 %

§ Switzerland sales 0 – 1 %

§ International sales 6 – 8 %

§ Net profit margin 2.5 - 3.5 %

(Figures assume constant exchange rates and raw milk prices; organic)

Medium-term objectives


Questions and answers

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Appendix: Additional information


%

Stable EBIT- and net profit margins

(2012 and 2013 are adjusted values)

Profit development, six-year comparison

6.8

8.08.7 8.8 9.1

8.5

3.84.2

5.1 4.8 4.9 4.9

2.22.9 3.2 3.0 3.0 3.0

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EBITDA ratio EBIT ratio Net profit ratio

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Positive development since product launch


Indexed sales2007 = 100

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75

100

125

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175

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013CH Export

+10 %

+13 %

Key products:Emmi Caffè Latte breaks the 100-million-cup barrier

Key environmental measures 2008 to 2014 (Switzerland)

Sustainability is part of the corporate policy

2008 - Ostermundigen Heat generation fromwaste water

2009

2008 - BischofszellSolar power thanks tophotovoltaic facility

2008 - EmmenNew woodchip-firedsteam plant

2010 2011 2012 2014

Sustainability motto 2014 Intelligent mobility

2013

LandquartHeat recovery usingcompressed air

OstermundigenHeat recovery fromwaste gas

MoudonHeat generation with newcool air compressors

Emmen Heat generationusing ventilation energy

BeverSolar energy facility forprocess water

SaignelégierHigh-temperaturesolar energy facility forprocess water

SuhrExtraction of infrastructure heatfor use in water heating

Sustainability motto 2013 Close material cycles

1990iesEnvironmental organization1997Environmental MgmtISO 140012005 - DagmersellenChange from traditionalenergy to bio gaz2006 - DagmersellenCooling process usingwaste water

2006 - LandquartCooling process usingwaste water

bis 2008

DagmersellenInstallation of microgaz turbine

LogistikPartnership with railCare (Coop)

OstermundigenPre-warming of waterwith process heat

OstermundigenHeat generation with newcool air compressors

Ostermundigen Extraction of energy fromcoffee grounds (Caffè Latte)


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Emmi processes over 900 million kg


Milk suppliers Switzerland, as at 2013Slightly higher processed volume despite lowmilk quantities

36 %

Milk and cream volumes processed by Emmi in Switzerland

878 834 873 896 882 899

38 38 40 40 38 34

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1000

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Milk Cream

SwitzerlandIn million kg

Direct suppliers, other

Central SwitzerlandMilk ProducersZMP

Milchverbandbeider Basel MIBA

Nordostmilch

34 %


Significant reduction in emissions, with the biggest reduction in waste

Environmental index of Emmi in Switzerland, six-year comparison

Index%

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

100

90

80

70

60

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Production volumes Electricity Water Waste

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Price difference between Switzerland and Germany slightly lower as at end 2013


Milk price developments in 2013

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Comparison of milk price (conventional industrial milk, centimes / kg milk)

CH 2012 CH 2013 DE 2012 DE 2013Source: BLW, AMI

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

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