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Franchise Brands — Investor Day (2025)

85 slides from Franchise Brands's investor day presentation, 2025

  1. Slide 1: 2025 Capital Markets Day

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  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer The information contained in this document (“Presentation”) and the presentation made to you verbally has been prepared by Franchise Brands ple (the “Company”, Franchise Brands plc is a UK company quoted on AIM, a market operated by London Stock Exchange ple. This Presentation has not bee

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    Agenda Strategic developments and priorities Stephen Hemsley, Executive Chairman ee reseen ond co an Vision and strategy 2.40 - 3.05pm Asttnt SS etree Se mal One Marketing 3.25 — 3.35pm Robin Auld, Group Marketing Director One Franchise Brands: Strategy in action 3.45pm — 4.45pm Pirtek Europe Harald

  4. Slide 4: Strategic developments and priorities

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  5. Slide 5: Presenter: Stephen Hemsley

    Presenter Stephen Hemsley Executive Chairman, Franchise Brands plc Stephen co-founded Franchise Brands with Nigel Wray in 2008 and has led the development of the business, including the IPO and external growth. He is a Chartered Accountant by training and spent nearly ten years at 3i as an Investmen

  6. Slide 6: Our purpose: As they grow, we grow

    Our purpose: “As they grow, we grow” We are focused on acquiring, developing and growing organically market-leading franchise businesses. Build We build market-leading franchise businesses primarily via a franchise model. Develop We support our franchisees to successfully develop their businesses an

  7. Slide 7: Overview of Franchise Brands plc

    Overview of Franchise Brands plc “orM 25 SAE J1784/B Anti Abrasion 7 franchise brands across 10 countries in UK, US and Europe. System sales of c£420m. Over 600 franchisees. A clear focus: B2B van-based essential reactive and planned services - with resilient underlying demand. A strong track record

  8. Slide 8: The Group's strategic priorities over the next years

    The Group’s strategic priorities over the next 3 years Gr To deliver One Franchise Brands. (Ayr Integrate the group into one business to: enhance “J sales, increase operational efficiency, reduce debt. No material acquisitions. Disposals of non-core businesses considered. cover option dilution. ro)

  9. Slide 9: Two key developments in management and corporate governance

    Two key developments in management and corporate governance O1. Separation of responsibilities of Executive Chairman and CEO roles: Executive Chairman: strategic and corporate development of the Group, including finance and future acquisitions. CEO: day-to-day leadership of the Group across its four

  10. Slide 10: One Franchise Brands: Vision and strategy

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  11. Slide 11: Peter Molloy, CEO

    Peter Molloy CEO Peter was appointed CEO in October 2024. Between 2022 and 2024 he was CEO of the Water & Waste Services Division which includes Metro Rod, Metro Plumb, Willow Pumps and Filta UK. Peter joined Metro Rod in 2003 and was Commercial Director between 2005 and 2017. In 2017, following the

  12. Slide 12: Introduction

    Introduction 3 My background, journey, experience and track record with the Group New CEO role Realising our significant potential — our principal brands have small shares of large markets What’s not going to change. What is going to change Delivering for our key stakeholders: customers, franchisees

  13. Slide 13: Overview of Franchise Brands plc

    Overview of Franchise Brands plc (fr) 3s Who we are Plumb provide essential services on a mostly reactive k Filta provides a planned d for our mostly esilient. Franchise Brands Countries: UK, Europe, US 12024€ corporat m sales analyst foreco arkets of France and den.22024E Adj System sales of £418m!

  14. Slide 14: At a glance: 2024

    At a glance: 2024' Our leading brands Pirtek Leading European provider of on-site hydraulic hose replacement services. £19.6m Adjusted EBITDA 72 Total franchisees UK Water & Waste Services Drainage, plumbing, pumps maintenance and repair services and FOG services to commercial kitchens in the UK. £1

  15. Slide 15: A strong track record of delivery

    A strong track record of delivery — System sales! (£m) ty 53% £418m CAGR £350m £186m £76m £94m 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024E — Adjusted earnings per share? (p) 17% 8.3 8.4 CAGR iP iP 8.2p 5.6p 7 L | | 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024E 1 2024 System sales is analyst forecast (Stife) 2 2024 Adjusted EBITDA, adjus

  16. Slide 16: My vision for One Franchise Brands

    My vision for “One Franchise Brands” A truly connected group operating under shared values and common systems and platforms, deployed locally.” @) Enhancing sales Opportunities to work smartly Share best practice, learn from each other, leverage shared services and specialist expertise. Leverage cus

  17. Slide 17: 2024 performance and context

    2024 performance and context 2024 System Sales growth’ % Pirtek Wwéews 16% oo Ee LJ Local Currency Metro Rod Metro Plumb Macro context: — Resilient underlying demand for the Group's essential services. — Challenging macro environment in UK, Germany, France. Supportive macro backdrop in US. — Continu

  18. Slide 18: Our total addressable market

    Our total addressable market As illustrated by the maximum potential model is £2.ibn Filta International Pirtek Metro Rod Other Total 2024 System Sales (£m) 95 183 79 61 418 Maximum Potential System Sales (£m) 2,139 We have small shares of large, fragmented markets. Our total addressable market has

  19. Slide 19: Developing group-wide sales opportunities

    Developing group-wide sales opportunities Target sectors: Pirtek Waste & Recycling Maritime Tr port and Log House build Student accommodation Manufacturing Food & Beverage Social housing Care Food All of our businesses have sectors with overweight representation. Reducing sector dependency builds mo

  20. Slide 20: Resilient and diversified network

    Resilient and diversified network. Longstanding franchisees “Use it or lose it” — natural and “encouraged” churn Strong pipeline of new franchisees Growth tools and incentives Opportunities in unserviced territories

  21. Slide 21: My management team

    My management team Je} &8 People — Highly experienced team, many with long-standing service. — Appointment of Mark Boxall as COO in 2024. — Newly promoted members of the team, new members of the Management Board. — Very international. Y Principles — Flat/delayered structure. — No more intermediate l

  22. Slide 22: My management team

    My management team ik Lu a wi 4. SS Andrew Mallows CFO, 9 years with the Group Mark Boxall COO, 7 months with the Group Julia Choudhury Corporate Development Director, 16 years with the Group Rob Bellhouse Company Secretary, 9 years with the Group Beth Peace Group Finance Director, 8 years with the

  23. Slide 23: Key takeaways

    Key takeaways A resilient, well positioned and growing business with substantial growth opportunities (total addressable market £2.1bn) One Franchise Brands: Clear opportunity to enhance sales, create an efficient overhead structure and drive operational gearing. Opportunities to reduce our sector d

  24. Slide 24: A digital approach to integration

    A digital approach to e e integration Mark Boxall Beth Peace COO Group Finance Director

  25. Slide 25: Presenters

    Presenters Mark Boxall Beth Peace coo Group Finance Director Mark was previously COO of D4t4Solutions, an AIM listing IT provider, Beth was appointed to her current role in February 2025, having specializing in data solutions. He has considerable operational, sales previously been Finance Director o

  26. Slide 26: One Franchise Brands: Integration opportunities and strategy

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  27. Slide 27: Integration approach

    One Franchise Brands Integration approach O1 Process Design procedures O02 Software Tools rex ee ; ; ; " Releases | Product configuration/build Testing . & Support 03 Target Operating Model Service delivery gs . Owners & Roles Organisational design _ catalogue

  28. Slide 28: Using global templates

    One Franchise Brands Using global templates Processes are harmonised across the Group. Standardisation. Pre-defined software configuration. Operational efficiencies. Reduce duplication. Data: “enter once, use many times.” Greater return on investment. Materially improves leadership’s ability to chan

  29. Slide 29: Integration benefits

    One Franchise Brands Integration benefits Integration programme will align the group around common corporate processes and technologies / \ Making a positive impact Increases the potential to the relationship between for synergies that will our sales growth and result in cost reduction operational g

  30. Slide 30: Spotlight on: One Finance, One Reporting

    Spotlight on: i One Finance One Reporting More than just technology projects. Opportunities to improve & harmonise processes and work more smartly.

  31. Slide 31: One Finance

    «) One Finance [= 10 systems into one global system Features @) Benefits 01 . Single, visible, unified view of the business = <¢) Faster decision making O?. Single data source, integrated modules © . Accurate reporting 03. Best features shared throughout the group C) @B Efficiencies O4. True cloud r

  32. Slide 32: One Works Management System

    One Works Management System Six systems into two Features vi 01 . Competitive advantage, own IP (Azura) () @) Benefits O?. Designed for franchise business Time to market Improved user experience i ; O3. Imp p C) ®B Increased efficiencies O04 Enhanced customer experience, it Data driven decisions “ac

  33. Slide 33: Power BI drives management information

    One Works Management System 2 Power BI drives management information Features @) Benefits Ol. Faster, informed decision making G Right information in front of the right people at the O?2. Helps grow sales, insights into what is working right time 03 Improved user experience for Support Informs decis

  34. Slide 34: One IT benefits

    sc, One IT benefits Sillbe all New global structure Features @) Benefits Ol. Cost efficiency and resource optimisation ® (03) Consistenc Re y Standardisation and consistenc O2. 9 Efficiency 03. Enhanced security and compliance C) Security OA. Strategy alignment Joh, Platform for future = technologie

  35. Slide 35: Integration Program: timeline and costs

    One Franchise Brands Integration Program: timeline and costs 2024 Actual cost: c.£8m 2024 achievements Q1 2024 20 Q3 2024 iS) IT Centralisation CRM Works Management One Finance One Finance (Single brand) (Plan my day + Updates) (Select + enhance) (Global IT expense) 2025 Budget cost: c.£8m 2025 targ

  36. Slide 36: Integration as an enabler for AI

    One Franchise Brands Integration as an enabler for Ai The technology and data standardisation — creates a platform for the application of Ai... Integration simplifies and standardizes the processes, which materially increases the possibility of deploying Ai. Example of Ai that we would more easily b

  37. Slide 37: Key takeaways

    One Franchise Brands Key takeaways Synergies and efficiencies identified through Integration Digital transformation will support our growth aspirations IT centralisation will drive cost efficiencies and resource optimisation Focus on value creation initiatives Supporting growth and future acquisitio

  38. Slide 38: One Marketing

    One Marketing | Robin Auld Group Marketing Director

  39. Slide 39: Presenter: Robin Auld

    Presenter ‘. Robin Auld Group Marketing Director Robin Auld is Group Marketing Director. He joined Franchise Brands shortly after the business was founded to lead the team responsible for all our consumer, trade and franchise recruitment marketing activity. Robin has a successful track record of mar

  40. Slide 40: One Marketing: Core values

    One Marketing Core values ® a One KPI - driving high quality sales leads as effectively as possible re Start-up mentality — working smarter (not harder) and embracing Al “ay BB Lean: maximum 2-3 people per team (& freelance support) Execute swiftly, learn quickly, reframe failure allo Fully empowere

  41. Slide 41: One Marketing: Integration

    One Marketing Integration Marketing is vertically integrated with every business Connect horizontally through the weekly report, and occasional shared emails. Vital links with key stakeholders, CEO / MD, sales, operations, franchisee community etc Cross sharing of new and innov: marketing tech for e

  42. Slide 42: One Marketing: The customer

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  43. Slide 43: Pirtek Europe

    rh /draulic Service =) FRANCHISE Pirtek Europe Harald Overwater Adam Burrows MD Pirtek Benelux MD, Pirtek UK & Ireland

  44. Slide 44: Presenters

    Presenters Harald Overwater Adam Burrows Managing Director, Pirtek Belgium & Netherlands Managing Director, Pirtek UK & Ireland Harald Overwater has a background in engineering, sales and Adam has been a key member of the management team since joining management, particularly in the aerospace and in

  45. Slide 45: Pirtek's range of services

    Pirtek’s range of services Reactive Services — Emergency on-site hydraulic repair and — Preventive Maintenance — Ram Repairs releasing — Reducing total cost of operation — Hose flushing, testing, fluid analysis. ~ BIA iinteuy, restating unseinselU tse) eon — New customer base & evolution from — Syst

  46. Slide 46: Why do customers buy?

    Why do customers buy? National accounts As % total sales 60% 40% . . a 45% Speed of Nationwide Quality 20% =| response service of repair 0% “ UK & Ireland Germany & Austria. Belgium & Netherlands @ . amazon ( Gntinental’s Health Customer First Reduce eed and safety service time fix downtime UEBHERR

  47. Slide 47: Pirtek: at a glance

    Pirtek: at a glance UK& Germany Ireland & Austria System sales! £82m Franchisees SS) Centres 86 Mobile Service Units SEB 12024€ system sales is Company estimate, unaudited £67m 22 99 363 Belgium & Netherlands £24m 11 France £8m Sweden £3m TOTAL £184m 72 PIRTEK Market-leading European provider of hos

  48. Slide 48: Franchisee profile

    Franchisee profile Country / region UK & Ireland Austria Benelux Number of franchisees 39 19 3 "1 Average franchisee 21 40 10 20 . turnover (£m) d : d ® Expand range of services (7 (planned, THM) Highest franchisee turnover £9.8m $12.2m 16m 52.9m (£m) Number of franchisees 31 19 1 10 Franchise netwo

  49. Slide 49: Developing Group-wide sales opportunities

    Developing Group-wide sales opportunities Ww 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. Growth levers Leverage existing specialist sales expertise and relationships. Develop cross-Europe (and international) transit opportunities and international THM opportunities. Single point of contact for pan-European customers. Use m

  50. Slide 50: Diversifying to reduce sector dependency

    Diversifying to reduce sector dependency Target sectors Water & Recycling 2024E system sales’ Manufacturing Maritime Logistics Maximum potential Food & Beverage system sales 12024 s

  51. Slide 51: Leveraging One Franchise Brands

    Leveraging One Franchise Brands O1. Leveraging One Pirtek! 04. Numerous opportunities to buy more smartly Enhancing sales Q2. Being part of an expanded senior management team O5. Joint initiatives and programmes Creating an efficient overhead structure jal Markets Day 202 03. Sales sector specialist

  52. Slide 52: Key takeaways

    Key takeaways Resilient established business with growth potential Ambitious franchisee partners Large, loyal customer base Opportunity to grow & diversify into new markets Maximum Potential Model Leveraging One Franchise Brands, knowledge share & best practice

  53. Slide 53: Water & Waste Services

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  54. Slide 54: Presenters

    Presenters Steve Chambers COO, Metro Rod & Metro Plumb Steve has over 12 years of experience with Metro Rod, having joined the company in 2013 as a contact centre agent. Over the years, Steve has developed extensive management experience and a deep understanding of franchising and the drainage and p

  55. Slide 55: Water & Waste Services: at a glance

    Water & Waste Services: at a glance METRO Drain Clearance Drain Repair Tanker Services Wastewater Pumps Asset Mapping Sewage Treatment Plants No. of Franchisees 45 Tankers in network 82 “Standalone Metro Plumb franch 5. A further 18 Metro METRQ PLUMB Emergency Plumbing Gas Boiler Services Commercial

  56. Slide 56: Why do customers buy?

    Why do customers buy? Wo | Speed National Real time coverage updates 24/7 m7 | O Expertise Value for Expanding money range of services * Metro Rod cS One stop solutions Health & Safety National sales @ mitie Capi fal Markets Day 2025 Local sales NHS} Property Services Bromford. vi Noi

  57. Slide 57: Water & Waste Services: at a glance

    Water & Waste Services: at a glance 3% Kemac Services (5%) 16% Willow Pumps (4%) —— Metro Plumb (16%) **2024E System Sales is Company estimate, unaudited. Percentage changes reflect -o-y increases. ‘= gs €110m W&WS System sales 2024* (+3%) sales. 1% Corporate Franchise (-46%) 62% Metro Rod (5%) ¥ a

  58. Slide 58: Diversifying to reduce sector dependence

    Diversifying to reduce sector dependence and increase share of growth sectors 3% Utilities (0.3%) 8% Retail (11%) 10% Public services (0.4%) 3% Intercompany sales MR & Filta (1.1%) 8% Construction ¢0.2%) 3% Domestic (0.1%) 15% Hospitality (0.1%) €110m W&WS System sales split 2024* (#3%) sales 10% Ho

  59. Slide 59: Developing group-wide sales opportunities

    Developing group-wide sales opportunities METRO N WILLQW | P Surveys, land Sewers from drainage, asset adoption. mapping. metror.uve (aa Fresh water pipe work, Hydraulic hose plumbing first fix. repair and Renewables. replacement. Leverage group One stop Additional service & US relationships solutio

  60. Slide 60: Franchisee profile

    Franchisee profile Country / region Number of franchisees Average franchisee turnover Highest franchisee turnover Number of franchisees with turnover of >£1m Number of franchisees with turnover of > £2m Average tenure (years) Franchisees in growth over 15% Franchisee sales 2024 Metro Rod 45 £1.6m £4

  61. Slide 61: Divisional efficiencies with One Franchise Brands

    Divisional efficiencies with One Franchise Brands Finance Pump De Shared Service Centre People recruited across Metro Rod, Human Resource —Accounts Payable Willow Pumps and franchise network through internal recruiter. —Contact Centre Sales and Marketing — Gest Central 37k Customer contacts handled

  62. Slide 62: A connected division

    A connected division & BAFTA Grease trap servicing M ETRO THE NATION'S LOCAL PLUMBER Commercial gas boilers, plumbing services METR@ ROD Drainage services

  63. Slide 63: Summary

    Summary Resilient growth business Continued opportunities into new and expanding sectors Breadth of services. Multiple cross selling opportunities Franchisee engagement and shared ambition Improved service delivery through franchising model Multi franchise opportunities

  64. Slide 64: Filta International

    5 FRANCHISE BRANDS International Jason Sayers | Tom Dunn John Michals Jer & CEO COO

  65. Slide 65: Presenters

    Presenters Jason Sayers Chairman, Filta International Jason Sayers founded Filta in 1996 and took the business to the US in 2003. Prior to the merger with Franchise Brands, he was Group CEO. He is now Chief Executive Officer of Filta International with responsibility for growing the Filta businesses

  66. Slide 66: Filta International: at a glance

    Filta International: at a glance filta Oil removed from fryer into mobile filtration unit (“MFU”) — Total of 550 MFUs Oil micro filtered to remove impurities Fryer cleaned and clean oil returned to fryer Customers serviced per week > 9,000 % System sales 62% Oil services filta Oil removed from fryer

  67. Slide 67: Customers

    Customers Why they buy Blue chip brands 25 National Customer Agreements 4) Ge eS sodexo aramark yr Safety, Reduced oil Reduced Environment WHOLE a cleanliness, purchases labour FOODS * COMPASS GROUP hygiene requirement Carnegie >) fff fil Nee ity LL j aon ZN Convenience National Food tastes No oil b

  68. Slide 68: A diversified portfolio of customers

    A diversified portfolio of customers % Customer count by sector % Revenue by sector 3% I Education establishments BB Hotels, recreation Hl Healthcare establishments BB others Il Eating establishments 1) Civic establishments BB Grocery stores I Stadiums & amusement parks wvo

  69. Slide 69: Franchise network

    Franchise network 125 Franchisees 38 (30 Franchisees with revenue of >$1m 12 (109 Franchisees with revenue of >$2m 2/3rds of the US by geography piltaliry franchiscesiinigrowth of over 10% Highest franchisee revenue Average tenure* Network development 2024 “0-year franchise agreement

  70. Slide 70: Filta Maximum Potential: now $1.4bn

    Filta Maximum Potential: now $1.4bn Measure Highest market penetration Highest average revenue per site Number of sites Maximum potential 2023 3.9% $21,973 119m $1bn 2025 468% $24,846 145m $1.4bn % increase 20% 13% 22% 40% Maximum Potential Model re-run for Filta International, original analysis car

  71. Slide 71: FiltaMax: the plan to $500m in system sales

    FiltaMax: the plan to $500m in system sales WwW Growth levers 01 Scaling of 55 Metro Markets across the US - — Strategic alignment in high potential areas. Upgrading franchisees and replicating success of largest O2 franchisees. Encourage buy outs and attract new ambitious * franchisees. 03 Expandin

  72. Slide 72: Upgrading franchisees

    Upgrading franchisees Boston, MA Two newer franchise owners acquiring neighbouring under- performing business. Consolidate six mediocre operations into two high impact groups. Jacksonville, FL Franchise resale redesigned the market. Seasoned franchisee sold his business for $2m. Mobile, AL Top-tier

  73. Slide 73: A strong track record of growth

    A strong track record of growth CAGR System Sales $130m 2022 to 2024 $120m System sales ($) 1 7% $110m 2024 (ex UCO) & $100m System sales (£) 8 e fe) g 14 % BQ $90m 2024 (ex UCO) System sales ($) $80m 9 12% $70m 2024 total System sales (£) $60m 9% 2024 total Note: 2024E system sales is Company estim

  74. Slide 74: Used cooking oil

    Used cooking oil Controlling the controllables Volume $60m $0.70 9 ft 1 s) % 52m Ibs 2024 $50m $0.60 Price $0.50 fe) $40m {23% 2024 $0.40 $30m $0.36 Revenue 29m Ibs cnEM O $21.6m $21.4m { 1% $20m $19.1m $0.20 2024 $11.9m $10m $0.10 $2.1m caen $3.7m $3.0m $0m 2021 2022 2023 2024 mmm System Sales ($m)

  75. Slide 75: How we are using AI in the business

    How we are using Al in the business Al in action — MFU Reliable, realtime feedback for franchisees on equipment. Reduces the need for manual oversight and costly travel. Fewer visits from Support Centre: saving time and cost. filtafry_sticker f 30) Provides high quality feedback for Support Centre t

  76. Slide 76: Key takeaways

    Key takeaways A business of scale with a track record of growth. Significant growth potential: <1% share of $1.4bn market. Focusing on delivering the key levers of growth in FiltaMax: medium-term plan to $500m. Franchise territory development: “Use it or lose it”. FiltaMax franchisee optimisation in

  77. Slide 77: Strategic model

    a 7) = = Ay 7h Spgs: i) ; a a = am omg) - etm Strategic model Stephen Hemsley Andrew Mallows Executive Chairman CFO)

  78. Slide 78: Presenters

    Presenters Stephen Hemsley Executive Chairman, Franchise Brands plc Stephen co-founded Franchise Brands with Nigel Wray in 2008 and has. led the development of the business, including the IPO and external growth. He is a Chartered Accountant by training and spent nearly ten years at 3i as an Investm

  79. Slide 79: 2024 performance: review

    2024 performance: review System Sales £m Adjusted EBITDA £m Operating Margin (%) 2023 actual 350.1 30.1 8.60% 2024 CMD 430.0 38.0 8.84% Analyst’s forecast for 2024' 418.3 Analyst's consensus forecast for 2024 35.0 Adjust for: Used oil price 0.9 Foreign exchange 0.5 Restated Adjusted EBITDA 2024 36.4

  80. Slide 80: Strategic model assumptions

    Strategic model assumptions A simplified model based on a range of different scenarios System sales Adjusted EBITDA Net debt/cash ~ The growth rate in system sales is — Adjusted EBITDA is calculated as a presented as a range, as follows: percentage of System Sales. ~ Minimum: the underlying growth ~

  81. Slide 81: Strategic model projections under different scenarios

  82. Slide 82: Net debt profile

  83. Slide 83: The investment case

  84. Slide 84: The investment case

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