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Over the last 5 years, we have achieved robust revenue growth, while maintaining margins, returns and a stable leverage
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3,000
6,000
9,000
FY ’13
5,293
FY ’12 FY ’14
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4,925
7,851
Op. Rev, Rs Cr
+14% 8,442
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Margins %
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B & R %Textiles %
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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
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1921
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ROCE %
18.117.817.6
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17.7
16.5%
18.0%
19.5%
Op. EBITDA %
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Apr, 2015
Cotton Price (c/lb)
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Apr, 2014
Apr, 2012
Apr, 2015
INR per US$
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FOCF, Rs Cr
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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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• 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 %
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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
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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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11%
FY14
9%
FY12 FY13
EBITDA %
1,6041,334
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2,000
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FY14FY13
Revenues Rs Cr
Power Brands delivered steady growth,
increasing profitability
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FY15
Revenues Rs Cr
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FY13
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-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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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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GDP (RHS)
Apparel Consumption (per capita)
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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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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
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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%
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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
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We expect to clock healthy growth, profitability and capital efficiency in our quest to $1B in B&R by 2020
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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