Nick Scali Limited · ASX:NCK
Nick Scali — H1 2012 Earnings Presentation
7 slides from Nick Scali's earnings presentation, Feb 10, 2012
Slide 1: Results Presentation - Six Months Ended 31 December 2011
Nick Scali Limited Results Presentation Six Months Ended 31 December 2011 For personal use only (1H12) 9 February 2012
Slide 2: Key points – 1H12
Key points – 1H12 For personal use only Sales increased 9% in very difficult retail environment Sales Growth driven by new stores Profit NPAT down 11% to $5.3m Dividend Final dividend of 4.5 cents (fully franked) New Stores 7 stores opened during June to December 2011 – across all brands |
Slide 3: Earnings Summary
Earnings Summary For personal use only Half Year End 31 December 1H11 1H12 Change ($m) Sales revenue 49.3 53.8 9.1% Sales reflect contribution of new stores. Cost of sales (18.3) (20.9) Comparative store sales growth flat. Gross profit 31.0 32.9 Margin impacted by discounting and price Operati
Slide 4: Cash flow
Cash flow For personal use only Half Year End 31 1H11 1H12 December ($m) Operating cashflow reflects change in EBITDA Receipts from customers 53.1 58.5 Capex investment in the 7 new stores Pmts to suppliers/employees (44.9) (51.7) Other 0.4 0.5 Capex investment in existing store refurbishments
Slide 5: Balance Sheet
Balance Sheet For personal use only Period End ($m) Jun'11 Dec'11 Balance sheet stable Cash 17.6 17.4 Inventory held in DCs $4.8m (FY11 $5.0m). Balance Receivables 0.8 0.9 is showroom display stock or in transit for customers. Inventories 12.2 13.8 Payables up due to timing of deliveries close
Slide 6: Store Growth
For personal use only Store Growth Nick Scali Furniture Two new Nick Scali stores opened August & November 2011 (VIC & NSW) One new store committed in calendar 2012 More stores under active negotiation for 2012 and beyond Sofas2Go Three new Sofas2Go stores opened mid October & late December
Slide 7: Outlook
Outlook For personal use only SALES AND PROFIT First half written sales orders are 12% over the same period last year, and 1.5% higher on a comparable store basis (these are orders written in stores but which may not yet be delivered to customers) January trading has been strong, though down on