Investor Communication
Financial year ended March 31, 2010
24.0% 12.0% 14.7% 9.2% 9 2% 7.0% -3.8% 1,100 1,200 1,285 1,236 1,417 1,757
18.3%
15.2%
18.3%
FY01
FY02
FY03
FY04
FY05
FY06
FY07
FY08
FY09
FY10
Robust growth driven by 13.3% volume growth, 2.3% price increases and 0.7% translation gain
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Sales Performance
Sales: FY10 v/s FY09
in Rs. Crores in Rs. Crores
3,391 2,834
737
855
FY09
FY10
Q4FY09
Q4FY10
Sales for FY10 increased by 19.6% and for Q4FY10 BY 16.0% Growth led primarily by continued double digit volume growth Fem Care Pharma which was acquired in 2008-09 and consolidated with DIL w.e.f. June, 25 2009 added about 3% to topline
EBITDA Margin
EBITDA Margin: FY10 v/s FY09
20.00% 19.50% 19 50% 19.00% 18.50% 18.00% 17.50%
19.8% 18.3%
20.6% 18.8%
FY09
FY10
Q4FY09
Q4FY10
EBITDA margin for FY10 expanded by 150 bps to touch 19.8% led by lower input costs and efficient buying even though there were higher spends on p y g g g p Adpro. EBITDA margin expanded by 180 bps during Q4FY10 led by lower input costs and stable overheads overheads.
PAT Performance
PAT: FY10 v/s FY09
in Rs. Crores in Rs. Crores
503.5
391.2 391 2
104.3 104 3
100 50 0
135.3
FY09
FY10
Q4FY09
Q4FY10
PAT increased by 28.7% during the FY10 due to strong topline, improved gross margins and operating leverage despite higher ad spend & increased taxation.
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109.4
Increase in fixed assets due to Fem acquisition and Capital expenditure on new manufacturing units at Baddi and Pantnagar Net working capital excluding cash and bank balance was at 12 days of sales (which excludes provision for dividend) for FY10 vis--vis negative 1 day for FY09 (including dividend provision). Net cash position (including investments and net of debt) at Rs.277 crores Debt reduced to Rs 179 3 crores in FY10 from 227 6 crores in FY09 Rs. 179.3 227.6
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CCD
CHD
IBD
CCD growth during FY10 was at 14.6% driven by double digit volume growth CHD growth was at 15.0% during FY10 IBD posted growth of 26.3% in FY10 led by continued strong growth in volumes
Foods 14.2%
Hair care the largest category posted growth of 13.6% during FY10 with Shampoos growing at 27% Oral care posted 11.5% growth during FY10 with growth in toothpastes at 19.4% Foods reported robust growth of 20% during FY10 Skin care grew by 33.2%
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Hair Oils
Dabur Amla Hair Oil witnessed growth of 10.6% driven by aggressive activations in rural areas and conversion from unbranded to branded hair oils. Vatika Hair Oil recorded growth of by 6% due to low institutional sales and lower growth in modern trade. Anmol Coconut Oil recorded a growth of 15.4% performing well in its focus markets. Vatika E i h d Al V tik Enriched Almond Hair Oil G d i iti l response; t b scaled up f th i FY11 d H i Oil: Good initial to be l d further in FY11. Dabur Amla Flower Magic: Received positive response during test launch in North India
Key Initiatives:
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Shampoos
Shampoos continued strong performance with 27% growth for FY10 p gp g Vatika Normal Shampoo grew at an impressive 40.5% in FY10 aided by strong marketing initiatives. Vatika Dandruff Control hi h is b t V tik D d ff C t l which i about 10% of th Sh f the Shampoo category d li d d t declined due t to overall category contraction. Vatika Black Shine performed well with 23.5% growth. Dabur Total Protect: Brand Test Marketed and rolled out nationally in July 09
Key Initiatives:
Ayurvedic health shampoo : Dabur Total protect rolled out nationally in July
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Oral Care
Oral Care category reported growth of 11 5% for FY10 with growth in toothpastes of 11.5% 19.4% Daburs growth in toothpastes continues to outpace category growth which was at 6% as per AC Nielsen for MAT Mar 2010 2010. Daburs Market share in toothpastes increased to 10.2% (MAT Mar 2010) from 9.3% (MAT Mar 2009) as per AC Nielsen . Dabur Red Tooth Paste posted growth of 17.4% during FY10. Babool brand grew by 19.4% for the year FY10. Babool Mint Gel variant which was launched during the year met with positive response and performed well. Meswak toothpaste grew by 26.8% for FY10. Dabur Red Toothpowder witnessed a decline of 2.8% in view of contraction in overall category
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Health Supplements
Health Supplements recorded 20.4% growth during FY10 20 4%
Dabur Chywanprash grew by 13% led by initiatives like Immune India campaign and school activations. Dabur Honey recorded 15% growth backed by Replace Sugar strategy. Replace Sugar strategy Dabur Glucose achieved highest ever growth of 52.1% led by aggressive marketing activities.
Dabur Chyawanprash garnered a market share of 62.7% for MAT March 2010 as compared to 61.9% for MAT March 2010 (AC Nielsen retail audit) Dabur Chyawan Junior clocked 50% growth during FY10 to touch sales of Rs.6 crore
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For Hajmola, new variants and innovative consumer activations have been key growth drivers. Proposition of Post Meal Consumption has p g p p panned out well Lal Tail has grown at 8% during FY10, driven by launch of new sharper proposition of 2 Times Faster Physical Growth
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Skin Care
Skin care portfolio grew by 33.2% Gulabari brand continued to perform well p p posting 34.5% g g growth. Gulabari cold cream & lotion driving strong growth in brand. Uveda test marketed in Delhi and Maharashtra
To be rolled out to other geographies during FY11 FY11.
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Home Care
Home care recorded growth of 3 3% in FY10 3.3% Key brand performance during FY10 : Sanifresh recorded 15.2% growth and is the second largest brand in the category Odomos grew by 10.2% with good performance of the newly launched Odomos Naturals Odonil grew by 1.8%: Odonil Blocks have been re-launched in new attractive 1 8%: packaging and improved fragrances.
Key Initiatives:
Odonil re-launched
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Foods
Foods delivered a growth of 20% for FY10 g Brand growth in FY09 Real Fruit juices grew by 21% with gains in market share Activ Fruit Juices reported 6% growth. Hommade Paste grew by 49% driven by new contemporary packs and marketing pp support Activ Brand received a boost in Q4 with the No Added Sugar campaign Entered Fruit Drinks category with Real Burrst
Key Initiatives:
Entered E t d Fruit Drinks category with Real Burrst
Hommade Relaunched
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Fem Care
Fem reported growth in sales of 16 6% during the period 1st July 2009 to 31st March 2010 16.6% inspite of discontinuation of Speciality Chemicals business and portfolio rationalization. During the period 1st July 2009 to 31st March 2010, PAT of Fem Care increased to Rs.18.5 crore led by expansion in EBIDTA margins from 12% to 28% Personal care portfolio of Fem reported 29% growth in sales. Fem Bleach grew by 28.8% driven by strong marketing inputs, re-staging of the brand and increased thrust on parlour activations p Successful Launch of Herbal Bleach which clocked Rs. 4.5 Crs Revenue (5% MS) in first year of launch. Relaunch of HRC as a Complete Hair Removal System, first of its kind. Preity Zinta taken as Brand Ambassador for the brand FEM. Increased coverage in the retail and parlour channel : strengthened the parlour network which went up from 18000 to 25000.
Key I i i i K Initiatives:
Launch of Fem Herbal Bleach Launch of FEM Hair Removal System
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ATL initiatives (TVCs) for Badam Tail, Shilajit and Hingoli carried out Strategic review for CHD completed and new initiatives p g p planned during FY11 g
Key Initiatives
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Key Initiatives
New products launched : Vatika Shampoo range, Amla Hair Creams, Vatika Hot Oil Treatment Dermoviva Treatment, moisturising soap and Vatika Enriched Coconut Oil
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Operations
New Manufacturing facilities commissioned Phase I of Baddi Greenfiled Project commissioned. Includes lines for manufacturing hair oils , skin care and Ayurvedic products Pantnagar, Uttaranchal : Added new manufacturing lines for toothpastes and shampoos Both units follow principles of GREEN MANUFACTURING using eco-friendly materials and enhancing efficiencies Overseas units Egypt : Expansion of capacity for hair oils and hair creams Nigeria : toothpaste capacity doubled RAK : Increase in capacity from 15000 MT to 17000 MT
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Newly commissioned greenfield facility at Baddi, HP ,
Q4FY10
855.3 6.5 848.8 9.5 384.3 44.9% 75.4 8.8% 8 8% 115.6 13.5% 111.5 13.0% 13 0% 4.8 176.2 20.6% 2.5 25 14.9 158.9 23.6 135.3 15.8% 135.3 135.3 1.56
Q4FY09
737.1 5.4 731.7 4.7 342.3 46.4% 59.2 8.0% 8 0% 96.3 13.1% 104.4 14.2% 14 2% 4.3 138.5 18.8% 8.3 83 14.4 115.8 10.6 105.3 14.3% 105.3 104.3 1.21
YoY Y Y (%)
16.0% 16.0% 103.4% 12.3% 27.4% 20.1% 6.8% 11.7% 27.2% -70.3% -70 3% 3.6% 37.2% 123.5% 28.5% 28.5% 29.7%
FY10
3,390.9 25.3 3,365.7 24.1 1,539.4 45.4% 280.4 8.3% 8 3% 484.5 14.3% 428.4 12.6% 12 6% 14.7 671.7 19.8% 13.2 13 2 55.7 602.8 98.5 504.3 14.9% 504.3 503.5 5.79
FY09
2,834.1 28.7 2,805.4 25.6 1,376.2 48.6% 234.7 8.3% 8 3% 343.3 12.1% 380.8 13.4% 13 4% 21.3 517.3 18.3% 23.2 23 2 49.2 444.8 54.0 390.8 13.8% 390.8 391.2 4.50
YoY Y Y (%)
19.6% 20.0% -5.8% 11.9% 19.5% 41.1% 12.5% -31.1% 29.9% -43.3% -43 3% 13.2% 35.5% 82.3% 29.1% 29.1% 28.7%
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