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Best ever performance across all key metrics
• Total revenue up 16% to $697.8M
• Product revenue up 14% to $586.4M
• Services revenue up 29% to $109.8M
• 59% under contract
• Sales gross margin up from 15.0% to16.1%
• EBIT growth faster than revenue, up 34% to $20.5M
• EBIT margin up from 2.5% to 2.9%
• Net profit before tax up 38% to $21.8M
• Earnings per share up 37% to 91.4 cents
• Strong balance sheet with no material debt
• Return on equity up from 41.8% to 49.7%
• Total dividend up 38% to 77 cents, fully franked
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Track record of growing revenue & market share
• IT market growth of 4%
• Data#3 growth of 16%
• Attractive IT services market
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5 year CAGR 24%
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5 year CAGR 15%
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5 year CAGR 26%
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Track record of growing profit & earnings
• Services @ higher margins
• Productivity/efficiency
gains from leveraged cost
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5 year CAGR 21%
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EPS (cents)
5 year CAGR 20%
5 year CAGR 21%
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Track record of growing shareholder returns
• Sector leading ROE
• Dividend reflects strong
earnings and growth
opportunities
• 79% payout ratio
33.8%37.7%
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ROE (%)
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Strong balance sheet and cash flows
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NTA ($M)
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Net operating cash flow ($M)
• Strong balance sheet with no
material debt
• NTA up 27%
• Cash flow ‘seasonality’
• FY11 average cash balance $32.5M,
up from $19.1M in FY10
Cash ($M)
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Volume software licensing and asset
management
Workforce recruitment & contracting
Infrastructure design and deployment projects
Lifecycle hardware solutions
Outsourced/Cloud infrastructure maintenance,
support & operations
Customer
Software Licensing
Integrated Solutions
Product Solutions
Managed Services
People Solutions
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What we do
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BrisbaneHead OfficeWarehouse & Configuration Centre
Sydney OfficeWarehouse & Configuration CentreDatacentre
Melbourne OfficeWarehouse & Configuration Centre
Adelaide Office
Perth Office
Canberra Office
Our national footprint
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638 permanent42 casual
352 contractors
>1,000 people
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Contractors +27%
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Satisfaction improving as we increase people numbers
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Mid to large corporate
Government
Customer focus in mid to large corporate and government
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Software Licensing – continuing track record of growth
• Total revenue up 12% to $356.7M
• 5 year CAGR of 34%
• 16th year of consecutive growth
• On Microsoft’s worldwide partner engagement board
• First sales of Microsoft’s public cloud-delivered Office 365 and BPOS
• First customers for new worker productivity practice
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Infrastructure Solutions – continuing track record of growth
• Total revenue up 21% to $301.1M
• Products up 18% to $231.3M
• Project services up 58% to $34.6M
• Managed services up 18% to $35.1M
• 5 year CAGR of 18%
• New government panel contracts in Qld, ACT & Vic
• New integration centres in NSW & Vic
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People Solutions - returns to growth
• Total revenue up 25% to $38.3M
• 5 year CAGR of 9%
• Contractor numbers up 27%
• New national leadership
• New operational systems
• Lower operating costs
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• Internal cost ratio [internal staff & operating expenses as % of gross margin] improved from 83.4% to 81.9%
• Internal systems investment up 12% on previous corresponding period
• Staffing investment up 21%
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Continued reinvestment to drive productivity and efficiency
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• Addressing largest ICT market segments• Reseller for leading global vendors• Great people with market leading skills• Sales focused/customer ‘intimate’• Move quickly to opportunity• Working capital funded from cashflow• Invest to grow• Limited capital expenditure
Simple business model well executed
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A complete solution for customers
Software Licensing
Consolidation and Virtualisation
Asset Management
Business Productivity & Knowledge
United Communications
Identity Management
Network Platforms
Systems Management
Managed Operating Environment
ICT Strategic Consulting
16 Solution Sets
Network Platforms 1
Network Platforms 2
Network Platforms 3
Network Platforms 4
Network Platforms 5
Multiple Offerings within each Solution
Set
Delivered across multiple customer
consumption platforms
Data#3’s Customer
Consumption Model
5 Areas of Specialisation
Licensing Solutions
Integrated Solutions
Product Solutions
Managed Services
People Solutions
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Product OutsourceExpertise SolutionTrusted
Cloud
Private
Cloud
Public
Cloud
Software Licensing
Consolidation and Virtualisation
Asset Management
Business Productivity & Knowledge
United Communications
Identity Management
Network Platforms
Systems Management
Managed Operating Environment
ICT Strategic Consulting
A complete solution for customers
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End user technologyNBNNeed for productivityNeed for efficiency +
Global economyPotential flow on to Australia-
Environment
Macro environment
Micro environment
New technologiesLarge marketSupport from partnersMarket coverageCustomers looking for Trusted partner
+ Early in investmentcycleHigher costs-
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• More people to increase capacity & capability – up 18% on FY11
• Infrastructure to support operations – up 14% on FY11
• Supply chain to lower costs in volume areas
• New and refurbished premises to provide market differentiation and enhance people satisfaction and mobility
• ‘Trusted Cloud’ infrastructure to provide options for customers
• Internal systems to drive productivity and ease of use
Investing for growth
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• Expect to hold margins
• Microsoft reseller program restructuring over 3 years
• Anticipate little impact on gross margin
• Possible cash flow impact through change in billing cycles
• New players may compete for people and customers
• Investing to lower costs and improve customer access
• Efficiency gains through supplier automation
• Improved customer access via new customer portal
• Investing in expanding offerings
• Licensing in Data#3 trusted cloud and in public cloud
• Growing asset management and workplace productivity services
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Anticipate slowing growth in line with market for Software Licensing
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• Expect to continue to gain market share
• Traditional PC market flat
• Solid growth in tablets in the enterprise
• Margins expected to hold
• Increasing opportunity in ‘Desktop as a service’
• Winners & losers with consolidation in Government purchasing
• Qld Govt contract comes to market
• Investing to create market differentiation, lower costs and improve customer access
• Configuration and warehousing centres
• New customer portal and supply chain automation
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Anticipate growth in changing product procurement market
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• Expect project opportunity to increase as customers invest in business enablement
• Expect partners to continue to require greater investment as part of certification
• Expect margins to hold
• Expanding strategic consulting practice
• Investing in Solution Centres for customer pilots
• Investing to deliver private cloud infrastructure offerings
• Tighter control over project risk and cost through new professional services system
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Anticipate strong growth in integration services
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• Expect outsourcing opportunity to increase as customers lower operating expense and deal with skill shortages
• Expect opportunity for maintenance contracts to grow with product sales volumes
• Seeing customers focus on user enablement and support and actively plan for hybrid cloud/on premises infrastructure
• Competitive market led by global partners
• Expect to hold margins
• Investing in sales capability, delivery systems and processes, and trusted cloud infrastructure
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Anticipate solid growth in managed services
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• Expect strong overall market opportunity
• Expect margins in Qld Govt to decline in 2H with implementation of central purchasing model
• Expect growth in NSW and Victoria in commercial sector
• Expanding HR reselling and consulting offerings
• Investing further to deliver efficiency gains through automation
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Anticipate solid growth in recruitment and contracting
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.....the company’s financial objective for 2012 is to at
least equal the performance of the previous year. This
assumes stabilisation of the current global market
conditions and means steady underlying growth given
increased internal investment, particularly in new
premises and systems
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FY12 outlook summary
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• Global uncertainty still to play out
• IT Services market has attractive underlying fundamentals
• Data#3 operates in large markets ($22.5B in 2011)
• Data#3 has strong and interdependent relationships with global market leaders
• Data#3 has capacity and capability to compete and grow in all markets
• Data#3 is viewed as a preferred employer
• Data#3 has a strong financial position and track record
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Data#3 is well positioned to grow
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2011
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($’000) % Change
Revenue by segment:
Product $586,354 $513,585 +14%
Services $109,804 $85,015 +29%
Other revenue $1,630 $615
Total Revenue $697,788 $599,215 +16.5%
Revenue by area of specialisation:
Software Licensing $356,709 $319,649 +12%
Infrastructure Solutions $301,110 $248,299 +21%
People Solutions $38,339 $30,652 +25%
Total gross margin $ $111,745 $90,045 +24%
Total gross margin % 16.1% 15.0%
EBITDA $21,189 $16,262 +30%
EBIT $20,514 $15,247 +34.5%
EBIT margin % 2.9% 2.5%
NPBT $21,827 $15,793 +38%
NPAT $14,999 $10,914 +37%
Earnings per share 91.4 cents 70.9 cents +37%
Dividend per share 77.0 cents 56.0 cents +37.5%
Return on equity % 49.7% 41.8%
Appendix 1 – Financial summary
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Cost Ratio:Internal staff and operating costs as % of GM$
Private Cloud:Data#3 designed and built for exclusive customer use either on or off the customer’s premises; may be either customer or Data#3 owned & operated
Data#3 Trusted Cloud:Infrastructure as a service. Data#3 owned and managed in premium data centre facilities in Australia
Public Cloud:Standard and packaged services made available to all; owned by the service provider
Desktop as a ServiceDesktop infrastructure and applications owned, managed and supported by Data#3 exclusively for a customer
Technology Consumption Model:Data#3’s model showing the 7 ways in which customers consume technology
Appendix 2 - Definitions
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