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Market Environment Financial Results in the First Nine Months, 2012 Key Messages to Investors 4Q12 Strategies and Outlook Appendix
Market Environment
RMB Billion
2. Growth Opportunity
Tier 2 market will be the growth engine for future
Home Appliance Market Breakdown by Cities
RMB Billion; % 2,023 10% 26% 1st Tier City 2nd Tier City 3rd Tier City 4th Tier City Beyond 4th Tier City 1,053 10% 29% 25% 20% 16% 2010 26% 20% 18% 2016
CAGR
Growth Driver
Urbanization furthered demand for home appliance Product advancement and replacement Healthy GDP growth Per capita income level grew continuously Penetration rate and replacement rate of 3C products increased Significant increase in ownership of all categories of home appliances Home for Appliance Subsidy Program promotion continued
2nd tier market will be the major growth driver in the home appliance market Home appliance retailer market growth in 2nd tier market is significantly higher than in 1st tier cities
8%
Revenue Consolidated Gross Profit Operating Profit / (Loss) Profit / (Loss) Before Tax Profit / (Loss) Attributable to Owners of the Parent Company Consolidated Gross Margin Operating Margin Effective Tax Rate1 Net Profit Margin (Attributable to Owners of the Parent Company)
9,762 1,948 53 95 67
(1) Effective tax rate = income tax expense/ ( profit before tax + non deductable items)
9M 2012 Results Announcement | Page 7
Total other income Include: Net income from suppliers Management fee from GOME Parent Co. Management fee from Dazhong Air conditioner installation Gross rental income Government subsidy Others
3. Expenses Breakdown
Cost measures started to take effect in 3Q
RMB Million Selling & Distribution Expenses Rent Sales Salaries Advertising Delivery Utilities Other S&D Administrative Expenses Other Expenses Total 1Q 2Q 3Q 9M12 Change vs. 9M11 6.5% 21.8% (7.9)% 14.0% (17.8)% (6.0)% 3.0% 25.8% (18.3)% 7.9%
5,178 2,200 1,191 653 245 276 613 1,050 261 6,489
4. Store Indicators
Store improvement plan started in 2Q
Period-end sales area
1,000 sq.m
10,000 RMB
Yuan RMB
680
669
662
661
788
763
741
11.6% 35.9% (3.3)% 9.7% 13.5% Change 5 days 17 days 7 days 3.3 pct pt -------
(1) 3Q12 inventory turnover was 65 days, 18 days reduction compared with 3Q11 (2) Pledged deposit ratio was 30.9% by excluding domestic guarantee pledged for overseas loan
During the reporting period, the Group remained under macro pressure
Sales revenue reached RMB 36.06 billion, decreased by 18.0% y-o-y. Sales decline, operating cost increased, and investment in e-commerce during build-up phase led to a loss of RMB 687million.
Opened 93 stores and closed 102 stores. Total number of stores reached 1,070, covering 245 cities nation-wide. Streamlined 107,000 m2 through sub-lease and lease termination.
E-commerce
The legal procedures in the JV were completed for Coo8.com and gome.com.cn on 21st and 25th September respectively, 40% minority interest will be reflected from 4Q12 onwards. The Group completed the online and offline integration in procurement platform in the ERP system. At the end of the reporting period, e-commerce sales was RMB 3.1 billion, which was a 160% y-o-y growth. Gross margin turned positive from -4.9% for full year 2011 to 3.4% for 9M12.
Differentiated Products
Continued to expand differentiated products range and optimize the product structure. The sales proportion of differentiated products reached 20%.
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Optimization in store network continued
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Decline in SSSG slowed down
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Cash flow from operations increased
1. Strategic Layout
Multi-Channel Retailer: online/offline businesses with one integrated infrastructure
Consumer demand Oriented
Tier 1 market (1st 2nd Tier cities) Same store sales growth
Tier 2 market E-commerce (3rd 4th Tier cities) Network coverage Steady growth
Supply Chain
100 billion procurement capacity Nation-wide logistics network Nation-wide after-sales network
2. Tier 1 Market
Same store sales growth focused
3 E-commerce
Tier 2 market Tier 1 market st nd 1 2 tier cities 3rd 4th tier cities
Multi-channel Retailer
Growth potential
Total market value of approx. 632 billion by 2016 Total market value of approx. 361 billion in 2012, of which GOMEs traditional appliances, small appliances and 3C accounted for approx. 25%, 22.5% and 12% share, respectively Technological advancement, rising per capita income, expanding domestic demand Strengthen procurement capacity on individual product, product competitiveness and profitability Improve marketing campaigns and individual store competitiveness Optimize store layout and enhance consumer experience Accelerate store optimization and closure of inefficient stores Standardize stores size, control rent/sales ratio Implement individual store budget management
Strategies
3. Tier 2 Market
Strong growth engine for physical stores
3 E-commerce
Tier 2 market Tier 1 market st nd 1 2 tier cities 3rd 4th tier cities
Multi-channel Retailer
Growth potential
Total market value of approx. 1 trillion by 2016, exceeds tier 1 market Total market value of approx. 506 billion in 2012, of which GOMEs traditional appliances, small appliances and 3C accounted for approx. 10%, 5% and 3% share, respectively Fragmented channels, potentials for integration Streamline supply chain Sporadic development Strengthen infrastructures in logistics and after-sales Implement individual store budget management, strict control of rent/sales ratio Concentrate on small and medium size stores, with focus on in-house sales team and product mix optimization
Strategies
4. E-commerce
Integrate online/offline infrastructure to become a multi-channel retailer
1 2 3 E-commerce
Tier 2 market Tier 1 market st nd 1 2 tier cities 3rd 4th tier cities
Multi-channel Retailer
1. High operating cost 2. Low gross margin 3. Continuous loss 1. Procurement integration (completed ) Gross margin rose from -4.9% for full year 2011 to 3.4 % for 9M12 2. After-sales integration (completed) Cost ratio dropped from 18.7% for full year 2011 to 18.4% for 9M12 3. Continue to develop strategic cooperation and increase SKU 4. Convert physical stores to provide pick-up services 5. Seek alternative sources of capital, maximize value Leading profitable E-commerce player in home appliance
Strategies
Goal
Merchandizing deliver right products to the right stores at right inventory level
Speed up inventory turnover, reduce loss caused by price reduction Ordering and and inefficiency use of capital, minimize impact on margins caused Replenishment by short supply
Supplier management
Select best distribution center, delivery route and network to reduce distribution cost Good inventory management to reduce passive promotion needs while systematic pricing and promotion planning to promote the effectiveness Effective supply chain management to offer better services to customers and improve their shopping experience in the store
1. Pro-active supply chain: ODM/OEM/exclusive products 2. Coordinative supply chain: supplier participation (transition from suppliers to products management 3. Platform supply chain: small appliances and consignment products to increase product mix and improve customer experience
9M 2012 Results Announcement | Page 22
Appendix
Sales by Regions
9M2011
9M2012
Further optimization of product mix, increasing the sales proportion of high-margin products such as small appliances, accessories, ODM/OEM products Strengthening collaboration with suppliers and optimize contract terms
13.9% 13.0%
13.9% 13.3%
14.5% 13.8%
10.3% 9.5%
15.9% 15.4%
9.3% 8.2%
11.2% 10.3%
(1) During the reporting period, Foshan and Dongguan were reclassified as T1 market.
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