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Financial Highlights
27 February 2012
David Reid
Non–Executive Chairman
Sir Richard Broadbent
Chairman from 30th November
Philip Clarke
Group Chief Executive
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Customers
Clubcard is Tesco’s unique customer loyalty programme. In 2012 it was more popular than ever, with over 15.4 million customers. This is our way of ensuring that our customer base continues to demonstrate considerably higher levels of loyalty than our competitors.
Customers
14%
16,2%
19,2%
30,1%
Based on a survey regarding retailer’s customers who do more that 50% shopping being loyal to a retailer
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Community
Charity for Alzheimer’s Society & Dementia
Community Roadshow
Donation of emergency
supplies to 2000 people, £20
financial aid and 3000 relief packs
of goods
Tesco Charity Trust & British Red
Cross donates £50,000 after the
earthquake in Japan to Japanese
Red Cross
Tesco Charity Trust & British Red
Cross donates £25,000 to Turkish Red Crescent for the survivors of the earthquake
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Operations
Self-service checkouts and the scan-as-you-shop devices improved the in store services.
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People
People
Tesco is Britain’s largest private sector employer set to recruit 440 graduates in the
next 12 months. Next year Tesco is aiming to increase the number of graduates by 30%.
Biggest ever “Shares in Success” payout with over £225,000
staff across the UK receiving a share of a
£110m.
3.25 million unemployed people in UK with 3.75% forecast by the end of the year. The Sunday times “Top 100 employers in Britain” named Tesco top 5 while Waitrose drops down from the league table.
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Financial Headlines
• UK market situation
• Tesco International
• Financial Highlights
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• Affected Non-food Sales
• Slow recover within retail stocks World-wide
Stock
Market
Crash
Emergency
Tax
New
Planning
Regulations
UK
Competition
Commission
• Stopped further development
UK market
Tesco Bank
2010 – Tesco aimed to emerge into international banking
2011 - slowed down the final stage of Tesco Bank system of
immigration
Impact of Windfall Tax
Tesco Bank
Despite the negative economic market situation and the bank failures in Belgium, Greece, Italy and France Tesco Bank increase the sales by 8.8% to £1bn.
dotcom
Tesco Direct offered access to savings on thousands of nearly new and used cars at customers with 2000 Tesco Clubcard points. The car business is worth £24 billion each year in UK so Tesco decided to enter the market.
December was a rough month as Tesco Direct was attacked by hackers. This affected our online sales that were expected to increase by 20%.
Telecoms
•Tesco mobile in now operating in UK, Ireland and Slovakia •21 September 2011 in cooperation with Vodafone we launched a new mobile service in Hungary. • 16 December 2011 Tesco launched “MyEdge” including Android Google Crome operating system • 27 February 2012 recoded sales of £3 million
£ 65.6 bn
£10.32 bn
Group sales
£3.5 bn
Group trading profit
Underlying profit before tax
Dividends 12.63 p
2011-2012
Group performance
Growth vs competitors
Tesco
Asda
J Sainsbury
Wm Morrison
Despite the difficult economic market and the decrease of sales, Tesco is still the leading retailing company in the UK
06/07 08/09 10/11 12/13
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35
30
20
15
10
25
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Tesco International
Asia
• 28 February - further develop of shopping malls in China - Project value: £170m • 07 June - new training Academy - Project capacity: 24.000 staff per year • 20 November - the planning approvals for Tesco Mall in China have been halted due to a sudden change of the Communist Party Despite the difficult market situation our business in Asia in still strong and looks for further development into the next year
Asia Winning locally Applying our skills globally
66,6%
33,5%
Sales £11bn
Profit £3.7bn
Tesco International
Europe
• November 2011 – withdrawal of Italy from the EU • January 2012 – withdrawal of Greece from the EU • February 2012 – Bank failures in Belgium, Greece, Italy and France. • This situation lead to the collapse of consumer confidence
Europe
Regardless of the difficult economic situation Tesco manages to maintain a high level of performance compared with the other European retailers and did not have to withdraw from any market.
67,1 %
32,9%
Sales £9.4bn
Profit £3.1bn
Winning locally Applying our skills globally
USA Tesco International
• California declared bankruptcy in December • Public sector unemployment was affected • Customer demand decreased in our Fresh and Easy stores • We decided to withdraw from the market in order to maintain our company strong and growing
USA Winning locally Applying our skills globally
82,1%
17,9%
Sales £5.75bn
Profit £1,03bn
Despite the difficult market situation that we had to face in the USA, Tesco managed to have a positive economic balance as before the withdrawal we reach a growth of 14.5% to £5,75 billion compared with £5,02 billion from 2011.
The profit of our group
The withdraw from the USA market did not impacted our trading profit as it was representing only 1%.
Group tax
2011 - 24.3%
2012 – 23.0%
Fall in the UK corporation tax rate
2013 – 24.0%
Deficit reductions plan of the new Coalition
Government
Group capital expenditure
£0.3bn
UK investments
£0.5bn
Bank investments
£1.0bn
International investments
2011/2012
2013 Between 5% and 5.5% of Group sales is our target of next year capital expenditure.
£2.9 billion
Share price and dividends
2009 2010 2011 2012
11,96p 13,05p
14,46p
12,63p
World-wide Market crash dramatically influenced the recovery of the food and drug retailing sector. Facing this economically situation the Board had approved a dividend of 12,63p per share. However, considering the current market conditions we are still 0.5% above the FTSE 100.
The satisfaction of our shareholders is of extreme importance to us, so we are doing everything that is in our power to maintain the continuity of our payments towards the shareholders, while our competitors had to stop the dividend payments.
Valuable and competitive
• 2nd year in a row Tesco was named top retailer in the world for its efforts in tackling climate chance according to Carbon Disclosure Project • Multi-Channel Retailer of the year in “Oracle World Retail Awards” 2011 • “Best Company Award” at the annual BIC (Business in the Community)
Summary
• We increased our customer loyalty • We increased our profits in Banking sector and expecting further development in the next year • We developed in telecommunications sector • We are the leading retailing company on the UK market • Investments in Asia with encouraging performance despite the political situation • Dividends above the FTSE despite the negative economic market
Q & A
Financial Highlights
27 February 2012