GODREJ CONSUMER PRODUCTS LIMITED AFRICA STRATEGY - April 2, 2013 1 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
SUB SAHARAN AFRICA, NOW A SUBSTANTIAL PART OF OUR BUSINESS 23% 26% 15% FY11 FY12 9m FY13 Africa share of revenue to total international business 2 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
ENJOYING PRESENCE IN MAJOR COUNTRIES IN SUB SAHARAN AFRICA Mozambique, 3% FY12 Mozambique, 7% Kenya, 9% 9m FY13 Nigeria, 36% South Africa, 60% Nigeria, 34% South Africa, 51% 3 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
MACROS INTACT FOR MOST OF THE COUNTRIES OF OUR PRESENCE Country GDP growth 2012 GDP growth 2013 E Consumer Price Inflation South Africa 2.5% 2.5 % (3.4%) 5% Nigeria 6.9% 6.6% 11% Kenya 4.7% 5.7% 8% Mozambique 6.7% 7.2% 7% 4 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
HOWEVER WE DO WITNESS SOME VOLATILITY AT TIMES Transporters strike in South Africa Fuel hike led civil unrest in Nigeria Election closure in Kenya for a month 5 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
UNDERSTANDING ETHNIC HAIR CARE SPACE Ethnic Hair care Dry hair Wet hair Hair extensions Relaxers and straighteners 6 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
HAIR EXTENSION A NICHE CATEGORY ~ USD 1.3-1.4 bn plus market (estimate) in Africa Fairly unorganized with no MNC presence ~ 12-13% CAGR growth (estimate) for the last 5 years 3 players account for more than 75% of the African market Key drivers for the growth are similar to other FMCG products: - Increase in discretionary income - Higher penetration - Rapid urbanization 7 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
HAIR EXTENSION HAPPENS TO BE OUR MAJOR CATEGORY PLAY FY12 9m FY13 Others, 10% Others, 7% Hair colours, 23% Hair extension, 66% Hair colours, 16% Hair extension, 77% 8 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
STRONG PERFORMANCE IN HAIR EXTENSION 200 180 160 19% 21% 183 21% 25% 20% 140 120 108 120 15% 15% 100 89 80 10% 60 40 5% 20 - Q4 FY12 Q1 FY13 Q2 FY13 Q3 FY13 Hair extension Sales Hair extension EBITDA % 0% 9 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013 Rs in cr.
MARKET SHARE Darling, 25% Darling, 15% Others, 75% Others, 85% Others, 50% Darling, 50% South Africa Nigeria Kenya 10 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
STRONG PERFORMANCE IN HAIR COLOURS 35 30 25 20 15 27 22% 24 14% 30 20% 33 25% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10 10% 5 5% - Q4 FY12 Q1 FY13 Q2 FY13 Q3 FY13 Hair colours sales Hair colours EBITDA % 0% 11 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013 Rs in cr.
HOUSEHOLD INSECTICIDE COULD BE THE NEXT BIG OPPORTUNITY Estimated market size of household insecticide in South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria expected to be more than USD 200 mn Estimated no of deaths due to malaria and dengue higher than HIV in Africa Consolidated category play with known global players and single local player in each of the countries Already entered Nigeria Groundwork underway to get into other key geographies of Africa 12 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
POTENTIAL UPSIDE Immediate operational synergies Operational synergies on finance and mfg cost improvement Improving the go-to-market strategy for the business using Godrej sales processes Creating a architecture for the Darling brand across Africa Extending existing brands to adjacencies Possible entry into relaxers and after care categories of ethnic hair care using existing brands Together these categories have very strong linkages with hair extensions and total to more than ~ USD 1.7 bn pan-africa Realizing platform value Bring alive GCPL s Africa strategy for categories like household insecticides quicker and with much greater depth through leverage of the existing distribution infrastructure 13 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND COOPERATION 14 I GCPL I Analyst Meet (Kenya) - Africa strategy I Apr 2, 2013
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