VTech Holdings Ltd2009/2010 Interim Results Announcement

25th November 2009

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Shereen Tong

Group Chief Financial Officer

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Financial Highlights

34.6%74.8100.7Operating Profit

33.0%68.891.5Profit Attributable to Equity Shareholders

31.9%28.237.2Basic Earnings per Share (US cents)

Changes20082009(US$ M)

5.2%778.5738.0Revenue

For the six months ended 30th September

3.4%263.4254.5Gross Profit

Interim Dividend per Share (US cents) 33.3%12.016.0

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Revenue by Region

Total 738.0 100.0 778.5 5.2%

28.1Others 3.8 31.1 9.6%

Europe 30.5 298.3 24.4%225.6

North America 441.8 59.9 417.8 5.7%

Asia Pacific 42.5 5.8 31.3 35.8%

For the six months ended 30th September

% Change20082009(US$ M)

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Working Capital

Stocks 197.8 207.3

Stocks Turnover Days 98 days 95 days

Trade Debtors 338.7

Trade Debtors Turnover Days 55 days 62 days

280.4

30/09/0830/09/09(US$ M)

128.0

67 days

154.0

73 days

31/03/09

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Deposits and Cash 229.9 143.7

Less: Total Interest Bearing Liabilities

Net Cash Position 229.9 143.7

- -

30/09/0830/09/09(US$ M)

Liquidity Position

Currency-linked Deposits with Principal Protected - 19.3

229.9 163.0

287.2

287.2

-

31/03/09

4.9

292.1

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Allan Wong

Chairman and Group CEO

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North America

TEL289.4 (65.5%)

ELP103.6 (23.5%)

CMS48.8 (11.0%)

• Revenue up 5.7% to US$441.8

million, 59.9% of Group revenue

• Growth was driven by higher

TEL sales

• TEL revenue up 31.6% to

US$289.4 million, due to:

− Higher sales of branded products

− Supply chain excellence

− Market share gains, as a major

competitor exited the market

Revenue by Product Line (US$ million)

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North America (continued)

TEL289.4 (65.5%)

ELP103.6 (23.5%)

CMS48.8 (11.0%)

• ELP revenue down by 25.1% to

US$103.6 million

− Emphasised value because of weak

economy

− Delayed the launch of a major new

platform

− Poor sentiment led to lower ASPs and

revenue

− Standalone products outperformed

platform products

• CMS revenue down by 18.0% to

US$48.8 million

− Tough comparison with strong 1HFY09

− Lower orders across the board

Revenue by Product Line (US$ million)

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Europe

TEL76.9 (34.1%)

ELP95.4 (42.3%)

CMS53.3 (23.6%)

• Revenue down by 24.4% to

US$225.6 million, 30.5% of Group

revenue

• Sales decline was due to lower

sales of TEL products, ELPs and

CMS

• TEL revenue down by 24.4% to

US$76.9 million, due to:

− Reduced orders from customers

− Tough comparison with strong

1HFY09

Revenue by Product Line (US$ million)

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Europe (continued)

TEL76.9 (34.1%)

ELP95.4 (42.3%)

CMS53.3 (23.6%)

• ELP revenue down by 26.1% to

US$95.4 million

− Declining consumer spending and lower ASPs

− Standalone products outperformed

platform products

• CMS revenue down by 21.0% to

US$53.3 million

− Lower sales in power supplies and wireless products

− Tough comparison with strong 1HFY09

Revenue by Product Line (US$ million)

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Asia Pacific

TEL8.1 (19.1%)

ELP10.3 (24.2%)

CMS24.1 (56.7%)

• Revenue up 35.8% to US$42.5

million, 5.8% of Group revenue

• AP outperformed other markets due

to higher sales in all product lines

• TEL revenue rose by 9.5% to

US$8.1 million

• ELP revenue increased by 18.4% to

US$10.3 million

• CMS showed strongest growth in AP,

with revenue growing by 58.6% to

US$24.1 million, due to:

− Increasing sales in solid state lighting

Revenue by Product Line (US$ million)

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Other Regions

TEL16.2 (57.6%)

ELP11.8 (42.0%)

CMS0.1 (0.4%)

• Revenue down by 9.6% to

US$28.1 million, 3.8% of Group

revenue

• Other regions comprise mainly

markets in:

- Latin America

- Middle East

- Africa

• Sales drop was due to lower sales

of TEL products and ELPs

• TEL revenue down by 5.8% to

US$16.2 million

• ELP revenue declined by 15.1% to

US$11.8 million

Revenue by Product Line (US$ million)

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King Pang

Group President

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Proven Strategy

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Proven Strategy

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Technology Roadmap - TEL Products

� Landline & mobile convergence

� Enterprise products� IAD

� Corded and cordless phones

� Strong industrial design

� Enhanced user interface

CY2009 CY2010

Core Product Line

Design & Tech Innovation

New Product Categories

� More enterprise products

� Corded and cordless phones

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Technology Roadmap - ELPs

Core Product Core Product

LineLine

Design & Tech Design & Tech

InnovationInnovation

New Product New Product

CategoriesCategories

CY2009CY2009 CY2010CY2010

� Jungle Gym

� Learning & exercise� Reading

� Standalone products� Platform products

� Video technologies� Wireless technologies

New New

PlatformPlatform

ProductsProducts

ExpandedExpanded

StandaloneStandalone

LineLine

� Wireless connectivity� User interface

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Proven Strategy

2020

Gains in Market Share

Industry consolidation

• Major competitor exited

• Weak competition +

Market leader

• No. 1 player in the US

• Strong core product lines

• New product categories

Market VTech

Further gains in market share for TEL products Further gains in market share for TEL products

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Proven Strategy

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Asia Pacific

Geographic Expansion

Other Regions

Asia Pacific + other markets = Less than 10% of Group sales

Potential to grow

9.6%(3.8% of group sales)

35.8%(5.8% of group sales)

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Proven Strategy

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Operational Excellence

Good cost control + Efficient operations

Selling & Distribution Costsas Percentage of Group Sales%

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5

10

15

20

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15.114.515.115.7

13.1

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Administrative & Other Operating Expensesas Percentage of Group Sales*%

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1

2

3

4

5

6

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4.13.94.13.94.7

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

For the six months ended 30th September

*Excluding the effect of exchange differences

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Outlook

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Outlook – Overview

• Expect consumer sentiment to remain

subdued through holiday season

• Top line growth will not be easy to

achieve

• Profitability is expected to be higher

year on year

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Outlook – North America & Europe

TEL products

• North American sales to perform well

− Market share gains

− Boost from recently introduced cordless, enterprise phone products

• European sales to pick up

− Orders from existing customers return to normal levels

− Full range of “T-Home / VTech”products on shelves

− Increasing shipments of IADs

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Outlook – North America & Europe

ELPs

• Have planned for challenging holiday season

• Rich line up of new products for CY2010

− Includes new platform products

− Received uniform enthusiastic receptions

CMS

• Economies stabilising

• Expect sales to pick up in 2H

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Outlook – Asia Pacific & Other Regions

TEL products

• Benefit from Telstra deal in Australia

• Expand our presence in other markets

ELPs

• Growing demand for electronic toys and

educational products

CMS

• Good opportunities in solid state lighting

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Conclusion

VTech is a company with market leadership position, a strong

balance sheet and a highly efficient operation…..

…We are well positioned to take advantage of the recovery

in the global economy

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Thank You