Moleskine SpA - Moleskine ® Investor Relations
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Moleskine SpA - Moleskine ® Investor Relations
Moleskine S.p.A. STAR Conference 2014, London Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 1 Disclaimer This presentation and the information, statements and opinions contained herein have been prepared by Moleskine S.p.A. (“Moleskine” or the “Company”) for information purposes only and for use in presentations of the results and strategies of the Company and its subsidiaries (the “Group”). This presentation may contain “forward-looking statements”, which includes all statements that do not relate solely to historical or current facts and which are therefore inherently uncertain. All forward-looking statements rely on a number of assumptions, expectations, projections and provisional data concerning future events and are subject to a number of uncertainties and other factors, many of which are outside the control of the Group. 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Any further information on the Group is available on the website http://corporate.moleskine.com Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 2 Key Investment Highlights Unique brand asset, providing significant leverage Broad consumer appeal A global business managed through a scalable and flexible business model Multichannel distribution platform Solid long term vision grounded in consumer insights Clear and executable short and mid-term growth plans Strong financial performance Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 3 Unique brand asset, providing significant leverage A brand built on intangible values… A brand solidly grounded on intangible values driving distinctiveness, competitive advantage and commercial leverage authentically devoted to envisioning, designing and commercializing platforms to support the expression of contemporary talent that will be the cultural heritage of tomorrow Moleskine brand core values Culture Imagination Memory Travel Personal identity Moleskine is a cultural icon, a brand that tells a story. A Moleskine object connects the owner to a heritage in art, literature, cultural and geographical exploration. Moleskine collections are open platforms for creativity, trusty companions for meaningful existential experiences. Moleskine is a brand connected to the collection of memories, the organization of time and priorities in our working life and in leisure time. Celebrating contemporary nomadism, Moleskine offers a collection of tools to accompany everyday and extraordinary journeys. A Moleskine object becomes an integral part of one’s personality. Symbolic and practical design elements are combined, releasing energy and emotions collected over time. Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 4 Unique brand asset, providing significant leverage …continuously expanding its product offering coherently with core values WRITING, TRAVELLING AND READING (“WTR”) PAPER NOTEBOOKS NOTEBOOKS NOTEBOOKS WRITING COLLECTION DIARIES AND PLANNERS DIGITAL(*) APPS BOOK53 TRAVELLING COLLECTION HOME OFFICE, ARTS & GIFTING LIMITED EDITIONS (*) Digital revenues booked as paper revenues PHOTOBOOKS READING COLLECTION 93% OF 2013 REVENUES 7% OF 2013 REVENUES MORE THAN 600 SKUS IN 2013 150 TOTAL SKUS IN 2013 EVERNOTE SMART NOTEBOOKS (*) MORE THAN 300,000 EVERNOTE SMART NOTEBOOKS SOLD SINCE LAUNCH As an inclusive brand, Moleskine operates a demand creation model which is in line with brand platforms that can support multiple business categories This long-term perspective has given the brand the authenticity to credibly claim and command a premium across a wider offering Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 5 Unique brand asset, providing significant leverage Started from key consumers’ actions: taking memories, sketching, planning time… Classic Black and Red extended in 2012 to a full colour palette to meet an extended target and further expanded in 2014 Volant Collection & Cahier collection Planners Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 6 Unique brand asset, providing significant leverage …expanding to art, business and gifting Home Office Arts Limited Editions Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 7 Strong brand asset, providing significant leverage …extending to the wider needs of our urban, nomadic target Bags Travel Accessories Digital Device Accessories Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 8 Broad consumer appeal Moleskine Target: a global niche The community of the contemporary nomads and knowledge professionals which is global, crosscultural, well-defined, seamlessly bridging analog/digital, relatively price inelastic, brand loyal In advanced industrial societies the Moleskine public corresponds to around 20% of the total population. BROADER SOCIO DEMOGRAPHIC TARGET Sources: “The creative class” by Richard Florida, Moleskine internal data Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 9 A global business managed through a scalable and flexible business model Efficient and effective global reach AMERICAS EMEA APAC 35% 53% 12% % of Group Sales Brand Equity OUTSOURCED Marketing Product development Sourcing & production control (“Operations”) Manufacturing OUTSOURCED Strategic distribution management Indirect distribution, sales & logistic Direct distribution Information technology Source: company data, management elaboration Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 10 Multichannel distribution platform Multichannel distribution strategy enables reach to a wide customer base WHOLESALE 2012-13 Revenues (€m) B2B RETAIL ECOMMERCE +4% 61,0 63,5 +21% +340% 12,7 +12% 15,4 4,4 3,3 3,7 2013 2012 2013 1,0 2012 2013 Continued optimization of distribution footprint leading to dedicated platforms by country 2012 2013 2012 31 DOS worldwide An efficient and effective mixed distribution model 15 in EMEA 3 in Americas 13 in APAC Growing presence in the digital space to boost ecommerce traffic Source: company data Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 11 Brand lifecycle From a cult item to a global icon A Cultural icon A Global icon Business A cult item Life Cycle 1996 - 2006 Source: management elaboration 2006 - 2011 Rebirth of the legendary notebook, development of the strong link with design, culture, art and travel Strong network expansion in Wholesale channel, beyond traditional bookstore channel Wholesale as the only channel B2B activities launch Development of spontaneous online communities of fans E-commerce start-up and development Retail format start-up in China Organizational structure to support the growth 2011 – 2016 Continue network expansion in Wholesale & key account penetration Retail network development across all store formats E-commerce roll-out and Analog-toDigital-to-Analog initiatives Expansion into new product categories Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 12 Solid long term vision grounded in consumer insights Positive underlying macro trends Growing customer base underpinned by positive secular trends(1) Premiumization: increasing weight of brands in key product categories(2) Unbranded Branded Watches Stationary market enduring technology(3) Leather goods Eyewear Jewelry Seamless analog / digital interaction driving customer value proposition(2) PAPER BASED STATIONERY MARKET (€B @ RETAIL VALUE) (1) (2) (3) Moleskine elaboration based on Ales data (Market research, 2012) and Euromonitor sociodemographic data Management elaboration Euromonitor, Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 13 Effective growth strategy Increase brand offering Increase brand accessibility Increase brand awareness Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 14 Strong financial performance Longstanding superior top line growth in multiple geographies and channels… Net Sales1 CAGR 21% 66,7 87,0 78,0 53,3 40,7 2009 2010 Revenues by geography eCOMM. 4% EMEA 53% Americas 35% 2012 2013 Revenues by channel APAC 12% Source: company data 1 Net Sales are adjusted figures 2011 Retail 5% B2B 18% B2C 73% Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 15 Strong financial performance …set to continue to evolve in line with track record Moleskine Net Sales 14-16 [M€] CAGR +16% FY13 135-140 12 13 13-16 Net Sales by Channel [M€] 87,0 5% 4% 18% 13 14 15 13-16 Net Sales by Region [M€] 135-140 87,0 135-140 19% 12% 16% 16 13-16 Net Sales by Product [M€] 87,0 7% 135-140 93% 86% 14% 5% 35% 18% 73% 99-101 87 78 115-120 59% 16 Retail eCOMM B2B Wholesale 53% 13 35% 49% 16 APAC Americas WTR EMEA Paper 13 16 Source: Company data Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 16 Strong financial performance … and associated with strong profitability and cash flow conversion EBITDA evolution 13-16 [M€] CAGR: +10% 33,6 37 - 38 42 - 44 32,1 33 - 34 13 Restated 14B 15F 16F 36,9% 33,5% 32,0% 32,0% -1,5 13A % Listed company running costs (*) 38,6% (*) Listed company running costs include all recurring costs related to the status of public company NFP Evolution Source: company data 1 Net Sales, EBITDA and Net Income are adjusted figures 12 13 14 15 16 Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 17 Key Investment Highlights Unique brand asset, providing significant leverage Broad consumer appeal A global business managed through a scalable and flexible business model Multichannel distribution platform Solid long term vision grounded in consumer insights Clear and executable short and mid-term growth plans Strong financial performance Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 18 Appendix Group Structure MOLESKINE S.p.A Moleskine America 100% Moleskine France 100% Moleskine Germany 100% +20 Moleskine Asia 100% Moleskine Shanghai 100% Moleskine UK 100% Moleskine Singapore 100% Moleskine Group | STAR Conference 2014 20