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15.12.2016 RIMI BALTIC IN A STRONG POSITION FOR FURTHER GROWTH EDGAR SESEMANN, CEO 15 DECEMBER 2016

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  • 15.12.2016

    R I M I B A LT I CI N A S T R O N G P O S I T I O N F O R F U RT H E R

    G R O W T H

    EDGAR SESEMANN, CEO15 DECEMBER 2016

  • GROWING SALES, EBIT AND RETURNS SINCE 2008

    9,3%

    -2,4%

    1,1%

    3,9%5,2%

    8,9%

    12,1%

    14,7% 14,8%

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Q3 R12

    ROCE

    CAGR 4.5%

    Development driven by:• New stores• Store upgrades• Improved logistics efficiency• Improved store operations• Improved purchase prices• Improved promotional efficiency

    SOURCE: internal data

    28

    -6

    5

    2330

    3542 44

    52

    -300

    0

    300

    600

    900

    1 200

    1 500

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Q3 R12

    MEUR

    Net sales EBIT excl non-recurring items

  • ..AND WITH ABOVE MARKET SALES GROWTH OVER LAST 12 QUARTERS

    SOURCE: internal data; Government statistics

    -2,0%

    0,0%

    2,0%

    4,0%

    6,0%

    8,0%

    10,0%

    12,0%

    Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3

    2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Food Market Rimi retail sales Rimi comparable retail sales Market Inflation

    Percent (value)

    *Retail sale in non-specialised stores with food, beverages or tobacco predominating

  • STRONG# 2 POSITION IN THE BALTIC REGION…

    Overall market share 15% in 2015 and growing YTD 2016

    SOURCE: government statistics; company annual reports

    Maxima; 31%

    Rimi; 15%

    IKI; 7%Norfa; 5%

    Coop; 6%

    Selver; 4%

    Prisma; 3%

    Mego; 1%

    Narvesen; 1%

    Other; 27%

  • …COMPETING IN THREE DIFFERENT MARKETS

    SOURCE: 2015 government statistics; company annual reports

    EstoniaCompetitive market with 5 equallybig retailers

    LatviaRimi current #1 after gainingmarket shares in 2016

    LithuaniaRimi #4, market share growth in 2016. Lidl entry in 2016 has increased competitive pressure

    Coop; 22%

    Maxima; 19%

    Rimi; 16%

    Selver; 16%

    Prisma; 9%

    Other; 18%Maxima;

    27%

    Rimi; 27%

    Top!; 9%

    Mego; 5%

    Elvi; 5%

    Narvesen; 2%

    Prisma; 2%

    Other; 24% Maxima; 40%

    IKI; 16%Norfa; 11%

    Rimi; 7%

    Prisma; 1%

    Narvesen; 1%

    Other; 25%

  • STRONG CUSTOMER SATISFACTION INDEX (CSI) –3.9 POINTS ABOVE BALTIC COMPETITION

    77.0 (+3.1)

    75.1 (+7.3)

    72.5 (+1.2)

    75.1 (+3.9)

    Rimi totalRimi Brand

    § One of the strongest brands, with clear market leadership in Latvia

    § Well perceived by customers in Lithuania§ Beating average score in Estonia

    SOURCE: CFI research, Sep-Oct 2016

  • BALTIC CUSTOMERS OF TOMORROW ARE SIMILARTO OTHER EUROPEAN CUSTOMERS

    Urban and modern

    population

    Income will continue to

    increase

    Higher demandsfor broaderassortment

    Less time –more stressed

    Digital – always connected Healthy living

    …and will continue to focus on price

  • CLEAR ACTIONS FOR CONTINUED GROWTH

    Strengthen the store network Support price positioning through cost efficient supply chainImprove HMR assortment Develop unique private labels and grow sales Implement one brand strategy in Estonia, converting HD to RimiDevelop digital offeringStrengthen CRM/ loyalty programmes/ one to one marketing

  • CLEAR ACTIONS FOR CONTINUED GROWTH

    Strengthen the store network Support price positioning through cost efficient supply chainImprove HMR assortment Develop unique private labels and grow sales Implement one brand strategy in Estonia, converting HD to RimiDevelop digital offeringStrengthen CRM/ loyalty programmes/ one to one marketing

  • OPTIMIZE AND STRENGTHEN STORE NETWORKStore openings 2016-2017: • 2016: 15 STORES• 2017: 10 STORES approx.

    Continue to invest in store network and contribute to ICA Gruppen’s target to be climate neutral by 2020 by:• Convert 17 Hypermarkets (HM) and 5 Supermarkets (SM) cooling

    systems to CO2 based systems in 2017• Target to convert all HMs and SM format stores by the end of 2020

    into climate friendly CO2 based cooling systems• Green energy electricity agreements signed for 2017 for Rimi Baltic

    owned properties

    SOURCE: internal data

  • CLEAR ACTIONS FOR CONTINUED GROWTH

    Strengthen the store network Support price positioning through cost efficient supply chainImprove HMR assortment Develop unique private labels and grow sales Implement one brand strategy in Estonia, converting HD to RimiDevelop digital offeringStrengthen CRM/ loyalty programmes/ one to one marketing

  • IMPROVING SUPPLY CHAIN EFFICIENCY – CENTRAL WAREHOUSE IN RIGA• Total area: 93,000 m2

    • DC floor 69,000 m2 + mezzanine 7,700 m2• Battery charging & other technical areas 3,550 m2• RIMI office 9,950 m2• Fresh food hub for Latvia and central DC for all

    countries re slow movers & non food

    • Investment: 75 MEUR

    • Construction: 2016 – 2020

    • 7 independent building projects • 800 warehouse employees in total

    • 121 docks

    • 49,000 pallet locations + 45,000 picking locations

    • 68 truck parking places

    • Production facilities on mezzanine (2,000 m2)

    SOURCE: internal data

  • CLEAR ACTIONS FOR CONTINUED GROWTH

    Strengthen the store network Support price positioning through cost efficient supply chainImprove HMR assortment Develop unique private labels and grow sales Implement one brand strategy in Estonia, converting HD to RimiDevelop digital offeringStrengthen CRM/ loyalty programmes/ one to one marketing

  • BROAD RANGE OF PRIVATE LABELS WITH ICA SYNERGIES

    SOURCE: internal data

  • FOCUSING ON PRIVATE LABEL VALUEIMPROVEMENT

    PL sales share YTD 09.2016

    +1.2%

    PL Margin % 2015

    PL Margin % 2016

    I II III IV

    PL Sales share % 2015 PL Sales share % 2016

    PL margin %YTD 09.2016

    +1.8%

    SOURCE: internal data

  • CLEAR ACTIONS FOR CONTINUED GROWTH

    Optimize and strengthen store network Cost efficient supply chain to be able to have good pricesHMR assortment innovative improvementDevelop unique private labels and grow sales One brand strategy, converting HD in Estonia Develop digital offeringCRM/ loyalty programmes/ one to one marketing

  • ONE BRAND STRATEGY CONVERTING HD STORES IN ESTONIA TO RIMI IN 2017

    Common development of the converted stores with sales dropping before new costumers have been gained.When sales starts to increase store contribution becomes better than before.

    This store wasnever profitible

    before becoming a Rimi store

  • IN A STRONG POSITION FOR FURTHER GROWTH

    Excellent track record

    Strong position and agenda for continuous and further growth

    LIDL entry increases Lithuanian competition

    Long term strategy actions

    Being in the Baltics for 20 years and looking forward to the next 20