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Agenda
4Operating and Financial Results by Business Unit - 1Q09
4Consolidated Financial Results - 1Q09
4Q & A
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The implementation of a comprehensive plan tofight the economic crisis has had solid progress
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Financing
Demand
Operation
► Conclude Banco Ahorro Famsa’s implementationMitigate refinancing riskReduce cost of funding
► Ensure liquidityReduce 2009 Capex: 5 new stores MX, 3 USASeek longer terms in fundingAchieve “Operation” goals
► Reactivate core product demand (durable goods)Implement cross-business/cross-product promotions (e.g. Multisorteo)Improve shopping experience and continue direct mktg efforts (e.g. Gran Crédito)
► Diversify exposure to durable good demand sensitivityReinforce personal loan offeringIdentify other products / services with good “fit” (e.g. insurance, optics, etc.)
► Achieve greater operating efficiencyAdjust operating capacity to current market conditions (e.g. payroll, advertising)Identify areas of opportunity in operating processes (e.g. credit centralization) Optimize the use of working capital (e.g. inventory)
► Ensure / protect the quality of our ReceivablesReinforce credit granting and collection processesMaintain a conservative perspective regarding credit granting
Grupo Famsa: 2008 - 2009 Initiatives
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Grupo Famsa liquidated Ps$2,339 million in CerBursand Bank debt; BAF deposits increased 70%
Grupo Famsa: Net Debt and Bank Deposits
$6,094 $6,575$5,474
$3,830
$1,103
$1,832$3,132
$5,328
2Q08 3Q08 4Q08 1Q09
BankDeposits
Net Debt
Financing1
$4,316$3,500
$1,277
$572
$1,000
$182
4Q08 1Q09
Pes
os (M
illion
s)
Grupo Famsa: Commercial Paper and Bank Debt
Bank debt
CerBur VectorCerBur IXE
(1) Does not include Banco Ahorro Famsa’s Interbank loans
-$2,339
(1)(1)
Pes
os (M
illion
s)
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In February, BAF launched inverCEDE 10-10 toreduce avg. cost of funding and increase maturity
290 391 478 599 837308534
861 880
1,562
202
707
1,745
3,201
441
327
548
1T08 2T08 3T08 4T08 1T09
Funding: Banco Ahorro Famsa
$6,148
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Ban
king
Bra
nche
sIMAGEN
INVERCEDE 10-10
Financing
Deposits
Promissory notes & CDs
Interbank Loans
Promissory notes & CDs
Pes
os (M
illion
s)
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Metacard - 251K customers with PLCC emitted by BAF (enhanced shopping experience)
Gran Crédito - 127K customer applications
Direct Mail - 980K letters
Telemarketing - 275K effective phone calls
Cashier pitch - 170K customers
“Multisorteo Millonario Famsacional”
“Confianza” - “Trust” is foundation for advertising
Multiple efforts, in and outside our stores, are being implemented to stimulate demand / consumers
Demand2
USA
Cross-product promotions - includes TV, video camera, Playstation or Xbox with Furniture purchase
Repurchase promotions - no down payment, reduced rate for “Select” customers near liquidation
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Satisfactory progress has also been achieved from cost reduction and expense control efforts
Grupo Famsa: 1Q09 Operating Expense Variance (%)
Operation3
-54.7%-27.9%Travel Expenses
-47.8%-29.0%Parcel Services
-51.2%-13.4%Office Supplies
-13.8%-0.4%Payroll
1Q09 vs. 1Q08 1Q09 vs. 4Q08
-26.9%-27.6%Fuel
-26.9%-33.3%Office Supplies
-38.9%-29.6%Travel Expenses
-44.2%1Q09 vs. 4Q08
-5.4%1Q09 vs. 1Q08
Advertising
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5 stores were closed in Mexico and 2 stores in California have initiated their closure process
405 418
1Q08 1Q09
+3.2%
Total Stores(13 new stores in the last twelve months)
Num
ber o
f sto
res
-31
-4-3
Net 1Q09
4055
Closed4182Stores
111
Opened
274Banco Ahorro Famsa (1)
53Famsa USA365Famsa Mexico
Total
Breakdown of Store Closure and Openings (1Q09)
Operation3
515.8 546.5
1Q08 1Q09
+5.9%
Total Retail Area(30,700M2 added in the last twelve months)
M2
(Tho
usan
ds)
Only older, smaller stores have been
closed; all of them near full-format Famsa stores
(1) Banking branches are installed within Famsa Mexico stores, and therefore do not increase retail area
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Strong macro pressure over consumption continued impacting Famsa Mexico’s sales and mix
% o
f Sal
es
100% 100%$2,534
$2,240
1Q08 1Q09
Peso
s (M
illio
ns)
18.6% 17.3%
20.2% 16.9%
18.2%15.5%
15.6%13.6%
27.4%36.8%
2008 2009
Others
Mobile Phones
Electronics
Furniture
Appliances
Total: -11.6%SSS: -15.8% (1)
(1) Nominal figures
Famsa Mexico’s Net Sales decreased -11.6% during 1Q09
Famsa Mexico: % Share of sales by product category
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$794
$1,136
1Q08 1Q09
Peso
s (M
illio
ns)
Famsa USA continued limiting the effects of theeconomic slowdown; TX and Electronics outperfrom
Total: +43.1% (Pesos)Total: +3.6% (USD)SSS: -6.6% (USD)
% o
f Sal
es
100% 100%
30.3%38.2%
44.1%36.5%
8.9% 8.1%7.1% 4.4%
9.7% 12.9%
2008 2009
Electronics
Appliances
Furniture
Famsa to FamsaOthers
Famsa USA’s Net Sales grew 43.1% during 1Q09
Famsa USA: % Share of sales by product category
(1) Nominal figures
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Agenda
4Operating and Financial Results by Business Unit - 1Q09
4Consolidated Financial Results - 1Q09
4Q & A
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Sales
-6.612.0Famsa USA-15.8-0.2Famsa Mexico-12.41.8Total1Q091Q08
Others
Mobile Phones
Electronics
Appliances
Furniture
Famsa-to-Famsa
76.2% 66.4%
23.8% 33.6%
2008 2009
21.5% 24.6%
26.1% 23.8%
15.9% 12.9%
11.8% 8.8%
1.7%
23.0% 28.4%
1.6%
2008 2009
$3,337 $3,377
1Q08 1Q09
+1.2%
Famsa USA: Share of Consolidated Net SalesSame Store Sales (%)
% o
f Sal
es
Peso
s (M
illio
ns)
Consolidated Net Sales Consolidated Product Mix
% o
f Sal
es
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$1,607 $1,694
1Q08 1Q09
$354
$216
1Q08 1Q09
$201$214
1Q08 1Q09
$110
$54
1Q08 1Q09
+5.4%
+6.6% -50.6%
-38.9%
48.2% 50.2% 10.6% 6.4%
6.0% 6.3% 3.3% 1.6%
Gross Income EBITDA
Comprehensive Financing Expense Net Income
Peso
s (M
illio
ns)
Profitability
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$10,114
$12,764
2008 2009
$6,075$3,830
$597 $5,328
2008 2009
$2,399 $2,277
2008 2009
$6,564$7,375
2008 2009
+26.2%
+37.3%
-5.1%
+12.4%
4.1% 6.4%
$6,672
$9,158
Main Balance Sheet Accounts
Trade Accounts Receivable Inventories
Net Debt and Bank Deposits Stockholder’s Equity
Peso
s (M
illio
ns)
Bank Deposits
Net Debt
% Write-Off over Credit
Sales
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Agenda
4Operating and Financial Results by Business Unit - 1Q09
4Consolidated Financial Results - 1Q09
4Q & A