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United Breweries Limited half yearly briefing – Apr 06- Sept 06. Presentation October 2006. Key performance highlights. 28% volume growth Growth of Kingfisher mild 22%, strong 48% KF Strong now No. 1 Brand in India KF Premium remains No.1
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United Breweries Limitedhalf yearly briefing – Apr 06- Sept 06 Presentation October 2006
Key performance highlights • 28% volume growth • Growth of Kingfisher mild 22%, strong 48% • KF Strong now No. 1 Brand in India • KF Premium remains No.1 • EBITDA Rs.87 Crore as against Rs.64 Crore, growth of 35% versus H1 last year • Profit after tax - over 100% growth • Operating margins remain at over 20%. • Capacity expansion program (Rs.141 crores , 22% increase capacity) ,& green field sites underway (Rs.92 crores), Orrisa – 15lac cases & Rajasthan – 72 lac cases p.a.) • Enhanced capacities to be completed before the coming summer season
UB : Growth – Sept 06 vs Sept 05 Growth surge sustained… … specially in the Strong beer segment *Combined Operations
KINGFISHER GROWTH • K F Strong now the No. I strong beer brand AND No.I top selling brand in India • K F Premium 2nd top selling brand in India, and No.1 Mild beer brand
Market Share 38.3% MM Fosters
Competition • International players entry likely to stimulate market growth • APB: Possible acquisition of Manav, Lilasons and in addition to Arlem • Carlsberg : License for Greenfield in Rajasthan; acquisition of Himneel • Budweiser: Stake in Crown/AP for Greenfield • Fosters acquisition by SABMiller • Most likely to be positioned as ‘affordable premium’(5%), cross lined to Kingfisher • Investment in brands and brand equity will play a key role in driving competitive advantage
Outlook • Expect strong double digit growth, led by strong beer • Focus on building brand equity • MAPL debt restructuring now complete, savings will accrue to combined operations in H2 • KBDL operations to be merged with UBL by end March 2007 • Continuing price control in major markets • Real inflationary increases in key raw materials • Large Capital outlay to meet growing demand