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May 2016

Arvind 3.0

Investor Presentation

2

Agenda

• FY2016 – at a glance

• Strategic agenda – Brands and Retail

• Value creation case

3

Over the last 5 years, we have achieved robust revenue growth, while maintaining margins, returns and a stable leverage

0

3,000

6,000

9,000

FY ’13

5,293

FY ’12 FY ’14

6,862

4,925

7,851

Op. Rev, Rs Cr

+14% 8,442

FY ’16FY ’15

1717181716

6

5555

0

5

10

15

20

FY ’16

Margins %

FY ’12 FY ’15FY ’14FY ’13

B & R %Textiles %

1.2

1.21.1

1.1

1.0

3.03.13.2

3.0

2.0

2.5

3.0

3.5

2.0

1.5

0.5

2.5

D/E %

FY ’16FY ’15

D/EBIDTA

FY ’12

3.0

FY ’14FY ’13

D/E ratioD / EBIDTA

Textiles B & R

14% overall top-line growth during the last 5 years

Margins maintained on an overall basis…

..and robust returns with stable leverage

70%

68%63%

26% 28%30%

61%

32%

69%

27%

8,450

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• Historic unlock of branded apparel market in India

• Global textile and apparel value chains

Recap: Arvind’s growth and value creation agenda driven by two parallel strategic journeys

Fabrics & Apparel: Vertical, differentiated and asset light

– Vertical garmenting– Moderately growing wovens business– Stable and differentiated denim

business

Opportunity Arvind’s strategic journeys Value creation logic

Brands & Retail: Break-through growth

– Industry leading portfolio of brands: own and licensed

– Grow speciality retail aggressively

• Portfolio of high and moderate growth businesses

• Maintain/ expand margins

• Reducing leverage over time– High growth in

asset-light B&R– Asset-balanced

growth in textiles and garmenting

• Sharp focus on target RoCE 20%+

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Fabric business has delivered strong EBITDA and ROCE growth despite volatile external environment

10% top-line growth in fabrics was coupled with expanded margin, improved ROCE and cashflows…

..while cotton prices and US$ remained highly volatile

Marginexpansion,

while growing revenue

Significantshift in ROCE

profile

272725

1921

15

20

25

30

ROCE %

18.117.817.6

17.1

17.7

16.5%

18.0%

19.5%

Op. EBITDA %

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50

100

150

Apr, 2013

Apr, 2014

Apr, 2012

Apr, 2015

Cotton Price (c/lb)

40

45

50

55

60

65

70

Apr, 2013

Apr, 2014

Apr, 2012

Apr, 2015

INR per US$

332279

14951

-48-200

0

200

400

FY16

FOCF, Rs Cr

FY15FY12 FY14FY13

Steadily improving cashflows

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Vertical garmenting will dominate the agenda for our fabrics business

Top-line from garmenting grew by ~20% in FY2016

10+ customers already served through vertical offering – clear plans to step-up

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200

400

600

800

1,000

FY16

+18%

FY14FY12 FY15FY13

FY 15-16 FY 19-20

• Added capacity of 1 million units in Bangalore

• Operations in new facilities stabilized

• Deeper customer relationships giving revenue visibility and stability

• Platform to expand customer value through design/development partnerships

• Supply chain simplicity/ transparency

% of fabric output sold as garment

~ 6%

~ 20-22%

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Sales growing at 25%+ yoy Strong and improving bottom line Capital efficiency : Poised to Improve

ROCE (%)Sales (Rs. Cr)

EBIDTA (Rs Cr)

EBIDTA %

F

4.9 5.1 5.2 6.55.08.25.8

Brands & Retail business has achieved breakthrough growth, increased revenue by 2.5x over last 5 years

2,740

2,361

1,915

1,314

935732

1,405

+25%

FY16FY12 FY14FY13 FY15FY11FY10

178

122

97

686777

42

FY13FY12FY11

+27%

FY16FY14FY10 FY15 FY16

5.5%

FY14

4.2%

FY15

3.9%

FY13FY12FY11

8.7%

FY10

4.0%

7.7%

2.7%

Fastest growing player in Indian apparel retail

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Power Brands delivered strong revenue growth and margin expansion, while growth brands started delivering positive EBITDA

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10

12

14

FY16FY15

10%11%

13%

11%

FY14

9%

FY12 FY13

EBITDA %

1,6041,334

1,068918758

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500

1,000

1,500

2,000

FY16FY12 FY15

+21%

FY14FY13

Revenues Rs Cr

Power Brands delivered steady growth,

increasing profitability

413350

218

93

0

100

200

300

400

500

FY16

+64%

FY15

Revenues Rs Cr

FY14FY13

-40

-20

0

20

-16%

FY13

-20%

-6%

EBITDA %

FY16

1%

FY15FY14

Growth Brands collectively delivered +ve

EBITDA, as they grew rapidly

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Specialty retail forays were very successful, while re-structuring of discount/value retail started to deliver results

Successful debutants in specialty retail

• Enabled play in new fast growing categories –youth, children’s wear and women’s

• Each store delivered store level profitability within the year of start

– likely to start contributing to company P&L from year 3

• Well recognized global brands – will accrue brand equity value as the businesses grow

• Include exclusive rights for online/ e-commerce play

Mega-mart relaunched as Unlimited

• Restructuring agenda

– Closure of 55 loss making stores

– Product mix largely private brands with high gross margins

– Single size store footprint

– Family Store (more women’s lines)

• Initial results

– Full price sell through up 15%

– 6% improvement in gross margin

– Old stock reduced by 5% (fresh inventory)

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Agenda

• FY2016 – at a glance

• Strategic agenda – Brands and Retail

• Value creation case

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Indian apparel demand is at the cusp of significant growth as the economy crosses $2000 GDP per capita

China apparel consumption took-off

at $2k GDP per capita

Indian apparel consumption

stands to grow significantly

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20102000 2005 2015

GDP (RHS)

Apparel Consumption (per capita)

2,671

2,269

1,942

1,627

1,496

2018 2020201620142012

$37

Per Capita GDP (Nominal)

Source : IMF, Wazir, CLSA, World Bank, FICCI

Branded segment to grow

at 1.5x the overall market

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5810

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2011 2021E

40

2015

52

88

Unbranded

Branded

Top 15 brands have grown

at 24% CAGR in last 5 years

(industry @ 6.5%)

Billion USD‘000 USDUSD per capita

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Arvind is well positioned to be India’s lifestyle powerhouse by 2020

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Strong portfolio of iconic global brands

across all market segments/ formats

Robust platform and industry leading

capabilities to enable the growth

Platform will easily scale-up to

enable our $1 Billion by 2020

aspiration for the B&R business

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Our agenda in Brands and Retail will be driven by 3 clear sets of priorities

• Build on the power brands through category and channel expansion

• Specialty retail to quickly gain strength due to strengths of brands

• Growth brands moving towards double digit EBITDA

• Enhance returns through operational efficiency

• Carefully monitor evolution and performance of recent launches

• Take calculated bets on new opportunities

• Maintain financial discipline while making new investments

• Ensure seam-less customer journeys across all channels/ touch-points

• Maintain full complementarity with overall B&R play

Consolidate existing business

Strategicallymanage portfolio

Powerful Omni/ Digital play

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Key Priority of the Brands & Retail business over the next Two Years is to grow Topline with Improved Profitability and ROCE

1 Consolidate existing businesses

Growth Brands

2,635

4,618

Specialty Retail

2016

Power Brands

2018 20182016

466

200

25-26%35-38%

Top-line expected to grow at 25%+… … and EBITDA at 35%+ Healthy returns

• ROCE will improve 2x

to reach 16-18% range

• Improvement powered

by an efficiency

improvement program

that is delivering

o GP improvement

of 3% to 5%

o 5% sell thru

improvement

o Inventory turns

up by ~30%

2,740178

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We will continue to manage our B&R portfolio to ensure that we meet the evolving market needs while balancing financial performance

• Large opportunities with potential to

become 500 cr in 5 years and EBITDA

breakeven in 2 years

• Enable play in attractive adjacencies

• Niche brands that add value to

NNNOW.com

Critical to dynamically maintain B&R portfolio

Investments in new brand are guided by our philosophy of

limiting the overall EBITDA impact

• ‘Current’ to consumer preferences

• Trending brands

• Unfolding shopping behavior

Calibrated additions to B&R portfolio

2 Strategically manage portfolio

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Arvind Ltd. has launched NNNOW.com – a powerful omni-channel portal that integrates online and offline shopping

• Exciting omni-channel features

– Endless aisles

– Express delivery

– Convenient returns

• Distinctive online experience

– Authentic brand shops

– Curated ensembles

– Global brands

Arvind Internet Offer

• Official online channel for ALBL brands

• Platform for creating own-brands or brand extensions in select categories

• Digitization of ALBL brand stores

Integral to B&R Strategy

3 Powerful Omni/ Digital play

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22% - 25%

Sales growing at ~22%+ yoy Strong bottom line growth Improving capital efficiency

Sales (Rs. Cr) EBIDTA (Rs. Cr) ROCE (%)

FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY 20 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY20

EBIDTA % 5.2

FY 18FY 16 FY 17FY 15 FY 20

We expect to clock healthy growth, profitability and capital efficiency in our quest to $1B in B&R by 2020

30% - 35% 20% - 25%

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5.5%

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Agenda

• FY2016 – at a glance

• Strategic agenda – Brands and Retail

• Value creation case

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Summary of value creation agenda over next 4-5 years

• Powered by 25-30% continuing growth in B2C businesses

• Measured capacity addition and higher value addition in fabrics

• Stepped-up vertical play

GROWTHMaintain 15% overall topline growth

PROFITABILITYEBITDA growth in tandem with topline

• Push business mix towards B2C (~40-45% by FY20 as against ~32% in FY16)

• Maintain a carefully designed portfolio of licensed and own brands available thru optimal mix of offline, online and omnichannels

BUSINESS MIXSharpen and expand B2C plays

• Systematic reduction of debt ratio yoy• Maintain strong capex discipline• Margin Improvement

• Target ROCE to reach 18-20% by FY20 (against 14% in FY16)

RETURNSTight management of capital employed

• Target yoy improvement in margins in B2C business as

• Almost all brands/Retail formats are out of investment phase

• Operating leverage to continue in matured brands

Thank You!