Kingfisher Plc · LSE:KGF

Kingfisher — Investor Presentation (June 2000)

96 slides from Kingfisher's investor presentation, Jun 15, 2000

  1. Slide 1: e-Kingfisher briefing

    eC-KING SHER briefing 1s JUNE ZO00

  2. Slide 2: Geoff Mulcahy, Chief Executive, Kingfisher

    Geoff Mulcahy Chief Executive Kingfisher

  3. Slide 3: Today's presentation

    Today’s presentation ! Kingfisher e-strategy Geoff Mulcahy ! About e-Kingfisher Ian Cheshire ! Our strategy ! Our team ! Our mission ! About our activities e-Kingfisher team ! Sectors ! Infrastructure ! Alliances and new investments ! Priorities and summary Geoff Mulcahy ! Q&A

  4. Slide 4: Kingfisher's strategic ambition

    Kingfisher’s strategic ambition ‘To build a pan-European retail group dedicated to giving customers unbeatable service, choice and value’

  5. Slide 5: Kingfisher's strategic ambition

    Kingfisher’s strategic ambition ‘To build a pan-European retail group dedicated to giving customers unbeatable service, choice and value wherever and whenever they want’

  6. Slide 6: Major opportunity for growth

    Major opportunity for growth e-commerce spending, 2004 £77bn £11bn UK, Germany & France Kingfisher sectors Source: Kingfisher estimates, based on Henley Centre, May 2000 and Forrester, April 2000

  7. Slide 7: We start with advantages

    We start with advantages !Strong brands and customer propositions !Service delivery is key !Clicks and mortar interplay !Access new markets, segments We are already active, over £40m pure e-commerce, £200m total direct

  8. Slide 8: Kingfisher's 3e strategy

    Kingfisher’s 3e strategy Profitably expand Kingfisher’s total market share EXPLOIT EXTEND EXPLORE

  9. Slide 9: Existing store assets

    Existing store assets !Winning formats in destination or convenience !Kingfisher already doing this !B&Q Warehouse, Comet Destination, Big W, General Store !Provide e-commerce service in store !eg entertainment in-store CD recording !otherwise space will be redeployed

  10. Slide 10: Why we will be successful

    Why we will be successful !Grounded in real business !Clicks and mortar capability !Pan-European presence and scale !Significant, focused resource

  11. Slide 11: Ian Cheshire, Chief Executive, e-Kingfisher

    Ian Cheshire Chief Executive e-Kingfisher

  12. Slide 12: Customers habits are changing

    Customers habits are changing on ti l u o Customers ev buy extra ne categories l i on Customers he buy core T categories Customers go online

  13. Slide 13: Customers are going online

    Customers are going online % people online 1999 2003 Forecast US 41 78 UK 31 64 Germany 24 57 France 14 57 Source: IDC; US Census bureau

  14. Slide 14: Customers across Europe are shopping online

    Customers across Europe are shopping online: % onliners shopping 3.1m 2.9m 26 22 0.7m 11 10 9 8 Dec 97 Dec 99 Dec 97 Dec 99 Dec 97 Dec 99 UK Germany France Source: NOP

  15. Slide 15: ... and online spend will follow

    … and online spend will follow £bn 32.6 29.1 14.5 4.5 4.4 1.4 1.3 0.3 1.5 1999 2000 2004 1999 2000 2004 1999 2000 2004 UK Germany France Source: Kingfisher estimates based on Henley Centre May 2000, Forrester April 2000

  16. Slide 16: Providing growth opportunities in Kingfisher categories

    Providing growth opportunities in Kingfisher categories Total Sales (£bn) % sales on-line in UK 2004(e) 4.3 Entertainment 17.0 1.0 1.5 Electrical* 7.6 1.9 0.6 Toys 7.7 0.1 0.3 Childrenswear 4.4 0.3 0.1 Health & Beauty 4.6 1.1 0.1 DIY(RMI Market) 4.4 1.5 1999 *Electricals market includesPCs, photogra

  17. Slide 17: About e-Kingfisher

    About e-Kingfisher !Our strategy !Our team !Our mission

  18. Slide 18: Kingfisher's 3e strategy

    Kingfisher’s 3e strategy Profitably expand Kingfisher’s total market share EXPLOIT advantages EXTEND EXPLORE within and our current in our market across our propositions spaces sectors

  19. Slide 19: Kingfisher's 3e strategy

    Kingfisher’s 3e strategy EXPLOIT EXTEND EXPLORE advantages within and across our sectors ! strong brands ! low acquisition costs

  20. Slide 20: Strong brands

    Strong brands !Leverage current ad spend, recruitment !Capitalise on customer confidence ! 43% of internet users are uncomfortable buying from ‘pureplay’ e-tailers ! 1% of internet users said they preferred shopping at internet only companies ! 36% said they would prefer to shop at clicks & mortar w

  21. Slide 21: Better customer acquisition costs

    Better customer acquisition costs Pure Plays Multichannel 93% increase 82 $ 42 45% reduction 22 12 1998 1999 1998 1999 Source: Shop.org/The Boston Consulting Group

  22. Slide 22: Kingfisher's 3e strategy

    Kingfisher’s 3e strategy EXPLOIT EXTEND EXPLORE advantages within and across our sectors ! strong brands ! low acquisition costs ! Group scale ! sourcing, ranging ! fulfilment

  23. Slide 23: Kingfisher's 3e strategy

    Kingfisher’s 3e strategy EXPLOIT EXTEND EXPLORE our current propositions ! physical reach ! new segments ! new ranges ! new services ! personalisation

  24. Slide 24: Kingfisher's 3e strategy

    Kingfisher’s 3e strategy EXPLOIT EXTEND EXPLORE in our market spaces ! new businesses ! investments

  25. Slide 25: e-Kingfisher team

    e-Kingfisher team Ian Cheshire CEO DIY ELECTRICALS GENERAL VENTURES Stephen Robertson MERCHANDISE Stephen O’Brien

  26. Slide 26: e-Kingfisher team

    Paul Worthington e-Kingfisher team CTO Infrastructure Director Ian Cheshire Partnership CEO Director Business support George Bramhill / Tiku Patel DIY ELECTRICALS GENERAL VENTURES Stephen Robertson MERCHANDISE Stephen O’Brien B&Q - DIY.com & COMET.co.uk WOOLWORTHS.co.uk THINKNATURAL.com Trade.co.uk

  27. Slide 27: Our mission

    Our mission !Staying customer led !Aligning with the brands !Sharing across the e-cos !Driving acquisitions and partnerships !Managing for value

  28. Slide 28: Staying customer led

    Staying customer led ! Scan opportunities outside current format / organisation constraints ! Capture common consumer information ! Lead proposition development process

  29. Slide 29: Aligning with the brands

    Aligning with the brands ! Ensure maintenance of central brand proposition ! Develop and manage pricing principles ! Involvement of brands in strategy ! Aligned incentives

  30. Slide 30: Sharing across e-cos

    Sharing across e-cos !Back-end – customer led !Scarce resources, especially people ! Customer acquisition ! Infrastructure ! Technology

  31. Slide 31: Driving acquisitions and partnerships

    Driving acquisitions and partnerships ! Capture consolidation opportunities from funding squeeze ! Move rapidly to critical mass ! Provide single point of contact for key deals

  32. Slide 32: Managing for value

    Managing for value ! Metrics for value management ! Real business models, set of opportunities ! Path to profitability over 3-4 years

  33. Slide 33: About our e-activities

    About our e-activities !Sectors ! DIY ! Electricals ! General merchandise ! Ventures !Infrastructure

  34. Slide 34: Stephen Robertson, DIY

    Stephen Robertson DIY

  35. Slide 35: DIY Status

    DIY Status Market (RMI) !Large – £22bn UK, £22bn France !Less than 0.1% online

  36. Slide 36: DIY Status

    DIY Status Market (RMI) !Large – £22bn UK, £22bn France !Less than 0.1% online Advantages !No1 brands France & UK !No1 European sourcing scale !Powerful domain names

  37. Slide 37: UK - DIY.COM

    UK - DIY.COM ! The reference DIY site for the consumer bringing B&Q Warehouse to every home ! Content and community - enhanced functionality

  38. Slide 38: UK - DIY.COM

    UK - DIY.COM ! The reference DIY site for the consumer bringing B&Q Warehouse to every home ! Content and community - enhanced functionality ! Leverages the No 1 DIY brand to create a true multi-channel offer ! Robust fulfilment and customer care ! £250 - 300m sales opportunity by 2004/5

  39. Slide 39: UK - DIY.COM

    UK - DIY.COM ! The reference DIY site for the consumer bringing B&Q Warehouse to every home ! Content and community - enhanced functionality ! Leverages the No 1 DIY brand to create a true multi-channel offer ! Robust fulfilment and customer care ! £250 - 300m sales opportunity by 2004/5 ! Additiona

  40. Slide 40: UK – Screwfix.com

    UK – Screwfix.com !High performance trade-targeted offer

  41. Slide 41: UK – Screwfix.com

    UK – Screwfix.com sales £m 150 100 50 0 1998 1999 2000

  42. Slide 42: Screwfix Direct

  43. Slide 43: Evolution of Screwfix websales

    Evolution of Screwfix websales 8 websales as a % of total sales 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Sept Dec Mar May 1999 1999 2000 2000

  44. Slide 44: UK – Screwfix.com

    UK – Screwfix.com !High performance trade-targeted offer !Relaunch Q4 2000 !Excellent service provision !Sales opportunity at least £250m by 2004/5 !European expansion

  45. Slide 45: France – Castorama.fr

    France – Castorama.fr ! Leverage No 1 retail brand to create a true multi-channel offer ! Share fulfilment with Screwfix France ! Transactional launch early 2001 ! £150m sales opportunity by 2005

  46. Slide 46: Germany – Heimwerker.de

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  47. Slide 47: Home portal opportunity

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  48. Slide 48: DIY 3e Strategy

    DIY 3e Strategy EXPLOIT EXTEND EXPLORE ! Brand/advertising ! B&Q Warehouse ! Heimwerker.de ! Sourcing & Castorama ! Improveline.com ranges ! Home portal ! Fulfilment everywhere 24/7 ! Expand Screwfix into Europe

  49. Slide 49: Stephen O'Brien, Electricals

    Stephen O’Brien Electricals

  50. Slide 50: Electricals status

    Electricals status Market !Large, growing markets – £16bn UK, £15bn France !Less than 1.5% online Advantages !Top brands France & UK !Outstanding distribution & service network Activities !Current sites transactional !Team of 40 in place

  51. Slide 51: Electricals 3e strategy

    Electricals 3e strategy EXPLOIT EXTEND EXPLORE ! Brands ! Increasing ranges ! Home portal ! Pan-European on nationwide ! Investments sourcing basis ! Delivery & ! Additional service network platforms ! Collection and ! Expand returns geographically ! Own brand ! Germany ! Holland ! Belgium

  52. Slide 52: Comet.co.uk

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  53. Slide 53: Comet.co.uk objectives

    Comet.co.uk objectives ! Give customers absolute confidence ! The destination store to every home ! Improving functionality and content

  54. Slide 54: Comet.co.uk objectives

    Comet.co.uk objectives ! Give customers absolute confidence ! The destination store to every home ! Improving functionality and content ! c. £200m sales opportunity by 2004/5

  55. Slide 55: Darty.com

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  56. Slide 56: Darty.com objectives

    Darty.com objectives ! Extend geographic reach ! Leverage No1 brand proposition and existing service network, ‘contrat de confiance’ ! Site upgraded to improve search, handle volume ! c. £130m sales opportunity by 2004/5

  57. Slide 57: Electricals summary

    Electricals summary ! Operational sites and proven infrastructure ! Transactional this year ! European development 2000/01

  58. Slide 58: Ian Cheshire, Chief Executive, e-Kingfisher

    Ian Cheshire Chief Executive e-Kingfisher

  59. Slide 59: General merchandise status

    General merchandise Status Market !£39.9bn, UK !0.5% online Advantages !Well known, top brands !Broad physical presence Activities !Woolworths ! Multi-channel retailer !Superdrug ! Launch team in place !Investment in ThinkNatural

  60. Slide 60: General merchandise 3e strategy

    General merchandise 3e strategy EXPLOIT EXTEND EXPLORE ! Advertising ! Increased ranges ! Investment in ! Sourcing ! Appeal to new ThinkNatural ! Store returns segments ! Digital ! Increased share download of wallet ! Home Portal

  61. Slide 61: Jill Arch, Woolworths

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  62. Slide 62: Woolworths.co.uk

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  66. Slide 66: Woolworths.co.uk

    Woolworths.co.uk ! More of Woolworths, more easily ! Leverages !brand

  67. Slide 67: Woolworths.co.uk - Christmas 99

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  68. Slide 68: Woolworths.co.uk

    Woolworths.co.uk ! More of Woolworths, more easily ! Leverages !brand !800 stores

  69. Slide 69: Woolworths.co.uk

    Woolworths.co.uk ! More of Woolworths, more easily ! Leverages !brand !800 stores !category shares

  70. Slide 70: Woolworths.co.uk

    Woolworths.co.uk ! More of Woolworths, more easily ! Leverages !brand !800 stores !category shares !sourcing

  71. Slide 71: Woolworths.co.uk

    Woolworths.co.uk ! More of Woolworths, more easily ! Leverages !brand !800 stores !category shares !sourcing ! Fulfilment and customer service focus

  72. Slide 72: Woolworths.co.uk

    Woolworths.co.uk ! More of Woolworths, more easily ! Leverages !brand !800 stores !category shares !sourcing ! Fulfilment and customer service focus ! Website relaunch Q3 2000

  73. Slide 73: Woolworths.co.uk - preview

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  75. Slide 75: Woolworths.co.uk

    Woolworths.co.uk ! More of Woolworths, more easily ! Leverages !brand !800 stores !category shares !sourcing ! Fulfilment and customer service focus ! Website relaunch: Q3 2000 ! £ 250-300m opportunity by 2004/5

  76. Slide 76: Superdrug.com strategy

    Superdrug.com strategy ! Content - rich health portal offering online pharmacy ! Leverages true clicks and mortar through prescribing, brand and sourcing ! Phased launch targeted at Aug – Dec 2000 ! £60m opportunity by 2004/5

  77. Slide 77: Online pharmacy

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  78. Slide 78: Ian Cheshire, Ventures

    Ian Cheshire VENTURES

  79. Slide 79: Alliances and ventures 3e strategy

    Alliances and ventures 3e strategy EXPLOIT EXTEND EXPLORE ! Participation in ! LibertySurf World Wide ! ThinkNatural.com Retail Exchange ! Improveline.com

  80. Slide 80: Our investment principles

    Our investment principles Add value to tested business concepts in market spaces of interest by... !capitalising on !buying options value created for the future, through integrating other commercial link ideas Cash invested to date: £45m

  81. Slide 81: Current investments

    Current investments !Valuation £700m, 35% stake !French No 2, now across Europe

  82. Slide 82: Current investments

    Current investments ! £4.5m for 13%, natural products e-tail ! Tied into Superdrug, UK only

  83. Slide 83: Current investments

    Current investments ! £3m for 12%, UK only, builder referral service ! Commercial links to B&Q

  84. Slide 84: The Worldwide Retail Exchange

    The Worldwide Retail Exchange WWRE will comprise four “verticals” General Merchandise 17 founding Textiles & Home members 1999 Food Drug including sales $400bn+ Kingfisher The WWRE is by far the largest retail exchange today in scope and scale

  85. Slide 85: Infrastructure 3e strategy

    Infrastructure 3e strategy EXPLOIT EXTEND EXPLORE making it happen

  86. Slide 86: Fulfilment is different to retail logistics

    Fulfilment is different to retail logistics ! Main driver of customer loyalty but high cost of failure ! Already have assets and experience !Screwfix - same day dispatch operation !Electricals - delivery and installation service !Woolworths and Entertainment UK

  87. Slide 87: Fulfilment is different to retail logistics

    Fulfilment is different to retail logistics ! Main driver of customer loyalty but high cost of failure ! Already have assets and experience !Screwfix - same day dispatch operation !Electricals - delivery and installation service !Woolworths and Entertainment UK Focus on 100% availability 100% on-tim

  88. Slide 88: Key fulfilment elements

    Key fulfilment elements ! Central distribution centre Warehousing ! Prefer shared across business units e.g. Screwfix/Woolworths at Braunstone

  89. Slide 89: Key fulfilment elements

    Key fulfilment elements ! Central distribution centre Warehousing ! Prefer shared across business units e.g. Screwfix/Woolworths at Braunstone ! Existing network for big electricals Delivery ! Build on existing partnerships with national carriers for remainder

  90. Slide 90: Key fulfilment elements

    Key fulfilment elements ! Central distribution centre Warehousing ! Prefer shared across business units e.g. Screwfix/Woolworths at Braunstone ! Existing network for big electricals Delivery ! Build on existing partnerships with national carriers for remainder ! Add web-enabled seats to existing cal

  91. Slide 91: Systems

    Systems !Leading technology !Flexible open architecture !Skilled team !‘Build once - use many’ approach !Technology core competence versus location in physical world

  92. Slide 92: Geoff Mulcahy, Chief Executive, Kingfisher

    Geoff Mulcahy Chief Executive Kingfisher

  93. Slide 93: e-Kingfisher Priorities

    e-Kingfisher Priorities Profitably expand Kingfisher’s total market share EXPLOIT EXTEND EXPLORE

  94. Slide 94: Impact

    Impact ! Current year direct businesses’ sales forecast over £200m ! 2004/5 sales opportunity £1.5bn ! Value potential c.£2bn ! Net P&L impact this year £55m of which share of LibertySurf losses £20m

  95. Slide 95: Summary

    Summary ! e-commerce opportunity for Kingfisher ! Organising to deliver ! Harness our advantages to succeed

  96. Slide 96: e-Kingfisher briefing

    eC-KING SHER briefing 1s JUNE ZO00

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