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SILVER CHEF GROUP 2
Silver Chef Limited has not considered the financial position or needs of the recipient in providing this presentation. Persons needing advice should consult their stockbroker, bank manager, solicitor, attorney, accountant or other independent financial or legal advisor.
The presentation includes certain ‘forward-looking statements’ which are not historical facts but rather are based on Silver Chef’s current expectations, estimates and projections about the industry in which Silver Chef operates, and beliefs and assumptions regarding Silver Chef’s future performance.
Words such as ‘anticipates’, ‘expects’, ‘intends’, ‘plans’, ‘believes’, ‘seeks’, ’estimates’ and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements.
These statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, some of which are beyond the control of Silver Chef, are difficult to predict and could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or forecasted in the forward-looking statements.
Silver Chef cautions shareholders and prospective shareholders not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which reflect the view of Silver Chef only at the date of this presentation.
The forward-looking statements made in this presentation relate only to events as of the date on which the statements are made. Silver Chef will not undertake any obligation to release publicly any revisions or updates to these forward-looking statements to reflect events, circumstances or unanticipated events occurring after the date of this presentation except as required by law or by any appropriate regulatory authority.
DISCLAIMER
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Chairman’s Address Allan English
1986 2016 2013 2011 2008 2005
Silver Chef established by Executive Chairman
Allan English
Silver Chef 30 Year
Anniversary
Silver Chef Canada
established
Silver Chef New Zealand established
Launched GoGetta in Australia
Silver Chef listed
on ASX
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A Values Driven Approach – B Corporation
SILVER CHEF GROUP 4
We believe successful, sustainable commercial enterprises require alignment of their activities around a values driven framework and a desire to make a wider contribution to the world
This approach will enable us to retain high quality staff, create deeper and more meaningful engagement with our customers and demonstrate to investors and other stakeholders that their capital is invested in a business that is performing well and doing good
Silver Chef became a Certified B Corporation in June 2015. The B Corporation certification is a validation of Silver Chef’s commitment to social and environmental responsibility
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 5
Why We Became A B Corporation The formal B Corporation certification is a third party verification of Silver Chef’s cultural and values based objectives by formally committing and being measured against social and environmental responsibility outcomes. It reinforces that as a business, our core values and purpose are the foundation of our conduct with our employees, partners, customers and the community, and are as much of a focus as bottom line profitability.
Jobs to Careers and B Great Platform
OI Policy Refugee Intern
Program
Customers Donations and Matching
Not For Profit Product Offering
Carbon Audit Environmental
Policy
Giving Policy & Silver Chef Foundation
Volunteering Buying Policy
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 6
Business Model – Flexible Financing Solutions
Customer Decision in Further 12 Months
Subsequent Decision
Customer Decision at 12 Months
Initial Offering RentTryBuy
(RTB)
Purchase Continue Renting
Easy Own Go.Own.Plus
(LTR) Continue RTB Retention
Purchase Return Equipment* Continue Renting
Upgrade Return Equipment*
RTB Retention LTR Advantage
Length of Contract 12 Months 12 Months 36 Months 48 Months
Operating/Finance Lease Operating Operating Finance Finance
Typical Rental Rate 5.5% – 6.5% per month 20% Discount off RTB rate 30% Discount off RTB rate 3.5% per month
Other Features n/a n/a n/a 6 Months Rent Free; Franchise Only
* Assets are refurbished at our facilities and 80% re-rented within 60 days
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 7
FY16 Results Snapshot
PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS
Total contract originations up 67% to $303.0 million
Rental assets and lease receivables up 50% to $539.2 million *
Profit (after tax) up 44% to $22.4 million; $23.4 million after adjusting for one-off loan note break costs
18% compound annual growth in earnings per share since listing
Canadian business growing strongly in line with expectations
FY16 dividend up 6 cents to 42 cents
* Rental asset base includes rental assets at cost included in property, plant and equipment, rental contracts accounted for as lease receivables at amortised cost and capitalised upfront costs of lease origination
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 8
GROWTH IN ORIGINATIONS AND ASSET BASE
COST VALUE OF RENTAL ASSETS AND WDV OF LEASE RECEIVABLES*
* For comparability with prior periods, we have excluded from the FY16 rental asset base upfront costs which are now deferred in accordance with AASB 117 Leases and reported as part of plant and equipment. Upfront costs for FY16 totalled $23.7 million
GROUP ORIGINATIONS (RENTAL ASSET ACQUISTIONS AND ADVANTAGE)*
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• 31% growth in domestic rental asset originations
• 14% growth in rental asset base
• Strong growth in the franchise sector creating strong outlook for future acquisitions
• Investment in digital marketing deeper penetration into customer and dealer base
• Strong brand awareness has enabled us to take market share from traditional cash purchases
KEY DIVISIONAL STATISTICS
Australia New Zealand
Rental asset numbers 62,599 5359
Rental assets at cost $219.2m $18.1m
Rental asset WDV $136.8m $12.0m
Finance lease receivable
$43.9m $0.9M
Average contract life
29 months 27 months
Average contract size $10,336 $10,336
Customer numbers 10,692 893
SILVER CHEF GROUP 9
HOSPITALITY AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
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3%
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29% 39%
11% 2%
Agricultural
Construction
Fitness
Hospitality
Light Commercial
Trucks and Trailers
Other
Trades
SILVER CHEF GROUP 10
GOGETTA RENTAL ASSET BASE BY SECTOR
3% 4%
36%
GOGETTA
KEY DIVISIONAL STATISTICS – GOGETTA
Rental asset numbers 18,040
Rental assets at cost $222.1m
Rental asset WDV $171.9m
Finance lease receivables $19.1m
Average contract life 22 months
Average contract size $26,090
Customer numbers 7,182 For
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KEY DIVISIONAL STATISTICS
Rental asset numbers 4,679
Rental asset costs AUD $14.5m
Rental asset WDV AUD $11.9m
Finance lease receivable AUD $1.4m
Customer numbers 904 • Canadian asset base has reached AU $16 million - double from
previous corresponding period
• Canadian growth is tracking in line with expectations and will be key driver of hospitality growth in the future
• Expansion into eastern states now underway with three sales staff based in Toronto.
• Growing support from suppliers, equipment dealers and industry bodies
Population1 Foodservice Market2 Total outlets2
Canada 35.5 million $US75 billion 91,300
1. Source: World Bank (June 2016) 2. Source: Restaurants Canada – Research (July 2016)
SILVER CHEF GROUP 11
VANCOUVER
CALGARY
TORONTO
HOSPITALITY CANADA
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Jobs to Careers and B-Great Platform: This year the Company has successfully rolled out an online learning and development platform called B Great. The platform is designed to assist in the development of our people and culture by giving employees a central location in which they can manage their personal and professional development. The Be Great initiative tights into the Companies wider people and culture strategy recognised as the Job to Careers program. This program is designed help drive the successful learning and development of our people and includes initiatives such as our mentoring program as well as other L&D programs. OI Scholarship: The Company has recently awarded four employees with scholarships to an overseas trip to assist Opportunity International in the work they are doing to alleviate poverty in rural areas of India. On their return these lucky employees will be responsible for educating the business on what they encountered during their trip and to drive further alignment between ourselves and OI into the future. Refugee Intern Program Silver Chef in in the process of developing a refuge training program in which a diversity committee has been establish to drive this initiative.
SILVER CHEF GROUP 12
Carbon Audit: Silver Chef is in the early stages of completing a carbon audit on the Company in order to identify specific areas in which we can help cut back on emissions. As a company we are hoping that this initiative will help us to not only identify areas in which we can help the environment, but also help us to reduce overall business costs at the same time. Environmental Initiatives and Policy: The Company has recently implemented an Environmental Policy in which our employees and offices are to work within. The policy touches on environmental factors such as efficient use of energy, paper wastage, recycling as well as others.
B Corp Initiatives Long Term Relationship with Opportunity International
SILVER CHEF GROUP 12
The Company and its employees support Opportunity directly through numerous fundraising and awareness enhancing initiatives and indirectly through the provision of office space and communication services.
Silver Chef’s largest shareholder, The English Foundation, is a non-profit foundation that uses its dividend income earned from Silver Chef to support Opportunity International and other charities. Since the Company’s listing , dividends received by the English Foundation and invested in charitable causes exceeds $10 million.
In conjunction with Opportunity, Silver Chef Limited in conjunction with the English Foundation has to date funded over 900,000 people out of poverty. The joint goal is to fund 1.5 million people out of poverty by 2020. The Company has also implemented a scholarship in which employees are given the chance to directly experience the work Opportunity is undertaking first hand by volunteering in some of the poorest parts of the world.
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 13
STRATEGY AND OUTLOOK
Leadership succession
Continued strong underlying outlook for domestic hospitality
Sustainable growth with improved credit, in GoGetta, particularly within the transport and light commercial channels
Build momentum in Canada and aggressively grow the asset base
Continued success built on customer and staff engagement
Leverage technology for both growth and productivity
Deliver alternative funding solutions to support growth and maintain gearing
FY17 earnings guidance NPAT $23m-$25m
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Net promoter score growth 2013–2016
Average NPS 2013/14 58
Average NPS 2014/15 63
Average NPS 2015/16 68
SILVER CHEF GROUP 14
EXCELLENT ONGOING CUSTOMER SATISFACTION LEVELS • Silver Chef strives to maintain a reputation of exceptional
service by using insights and customer-first thinking to deliver quick, easy, personalised experiences
• This focus means we can delight our customers and improve our value proposition to our broker and dealer channel partners
• We measure our performance using Net Promoter Score (NPS) through surveying new, existing and end of term customers and partners. NPS is a loyalty metric and a discipline for using customer feedback to fuel growth
• Silver Chef is consistently improving its NPS score
Financial Services Airline
Utilities
Telecom Retail
Silver Chef
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+68
-40
Source: Australian NPS benchmarking August 2016 – Customer Monitor
• By way of comparison, the financial services sector performs at an average NPS of 9
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 15
Formal Business
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 16
RESOLUTION 1
Adoption of Remuneration Report
Total number of votes cast
- For 8,984,278
- Against 107,323
- Abstain 193,190
- Open 292,480
Excluded votes 8,951,735 For
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 17
RESOLUTION 2
Re-election of Ms Sophie Mitchell
Total number of votes cast
- For 15,633,243
- Against 2,595,872
- Abstain 4,966
- Open 294,925
Excluded votes Nil For
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 18
RESOLUTION 3
Re-election of Mr Andrew Kemp
Total number of votes cast
- For 18,184,147
- Against 26,714
- Abstain 23,220
- Open 294,925
Excluded votes Nil For
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 19
RESOLUTION 4
Ratification and approval of previous issue of 611,112 shares (Placement # 1)
Total number of votes cast
- For 11,560,603
- Against 74,177
- Abstain 16,955
- Open 264,150
Excluded votes 6,613,121 For
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 20
RESOLUTION 5
Ratification and approval of previous issue of 737,892 shares (Placement # 2)
Total number of votes cast
- For 11,004,731
- Against 103,740
- Abstain 12,308
- Open 268,500
Excluded votes 7,139,727 For
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SILVER CHEF GROUP 21
RESOLUTION 6
Increase in remuneration for Non-Executive Directors
Total number of votes cast
- For 8,949,973
- Against 180,194
- Abstain 156,924
- Open 290,180
Excluded votes 8,951,735 For
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Other Business
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