Reckitt Benckiser Global Business Presentation June 2002 Outline • The Company • Organisational structure • Vision and strategies • Case studies Reckitt Benckiser - The Company • Listed on London Stock Exchange • Included in FTSE 100 index • Current market capitalisation of £7.9b (share price @ £ 12.50) • Profit & Loss statements reported in Pounds Sterling – Sales (net revenue) = £3.5b – Operating Profit = £525m – Net income = £340m History • Reckitt Benckiser has a diverse history spanning about 200 years • From humble beginnings it has expanded into the world’s No.1 in household cleaning • A short summary of the company history is available here: or from the official website: www.reckittbenckiser.com Global Business • Approximately 23 000 employees globally • Offices in about 60 countries • 52 manufacturing centres in 35 countries • Sells products into about 180 different countries globally • Consumers are familiar with our products & brands but know little about our company Over 9 million of our products are sold everyday Reckitt Benckiser Global Offices 60 countries Reckitt Benckiser Countries with Local Factories 52 manufacturing centres in 35 countries Organisational Structure - Major Functions • Area Management – – – – Sales Finance Human Resources Information Services • Supply Organisation – – – – Procurement Production Logistics Distribution • Category Development – – – – Marketing Research & Development Media Market Research Area Management (Operating Regions) • RB is classified into 3 global regions: • Western Europe • The Americas / Australia / New Zealand • Rest of World Reckitt Benckiser - Global regions Western Europe RoW The Americas/ANZ Reckitt Benckiser - Major Competitors – Procter & Gamble (USA) – Unilever (UK & Netherlands) – Colgate Palmolive (USA) – The Clorox Company (USA) – Henkel (Germany) – Dial Corporation (USA) – SC Johnson & Sons (USA) – Bayer (Germany) – Sara Lee (USA) World No.1 in Household Cleaning Net Revenues $bn from Household Cleaning Products * 4 3 2 1 0 Reckitt Unilever Benckiser P&G Colgate Clorox * Excluding laundry detergents Source: Company reports, industry and brokers reports, latest available data Company Vision “Reckitt Benckiser is about passionately delivering better solutions in household cleaning and health & personal care to customers and consumers, wherever they may be, for the ultimate purpose of creating shareholder value.” This vision defines both our purpose and our values as a company. Reckitt Benckiser - Core Strategies • Reckitt Benckiser’s objective is to generate above industry average profitable growth, by: – Focusing on the 5 growing core categories – Building on our brand positions through continuous innovations and investment – Geographic portfolio expansion – Selective add-on acquisitions – Margin enhancement and cash flow improvement to fund reinvestment in core brands and profit growth Competitive advantage • “Globally local” approach • Combines swift day to day decision making with action • Clear responsibility of area / local management • Clear framework set by global categories and functions Competitive edge • Aim to have products at # 1 or # 2 in markets in which we operate • Strong global brand heritage and brand loyalty • Innovation / 1st to market / speed to market / quality of delivery • Constant stream of New Product Development and Existing Product enhancements Competitive edge (cont) • Understanding of consumer attitudes to gain consumer insights into their needs • Good R&D investment to provide technical support, new technologies, sharing know-how across the business • Intellectual property protection • Good management with strategic planning on direction Competitive edge (cont) • Efficient use of available resources prioritisation • Operational efficiencies • Emphasis on cost control • Strong economies of scale and purchasing power Recent Global Acquisitions • Company has strong history of acquisitions • Current company resulted from merger of Reckitt & Colman with Benckiser in 1999 • Recently: • Tiga Roda (Indonesia) acquisition in 2001 • Oxy Chemicals (Korea) acquisition in 2001 Management Responsibility in a Global Environment • Strictly observe all laws & regulations applicable in the conduct of business – – – – – – – taxes social security operations employment conditions occupational health & safety fair trade practices intellectual property • Ensure ethical business practices Management Responsibility in a Global Environment • Community involvement - India, South America, South Africa, USA, Australia (“Community News”) • Community & Ethical Responsibility Policies include: Code of Business Conduct Environmental policy Animal Testing Product Safety Health & Safety Crisis Management Community Involvement Reckitt Benckiser - Product Categories • 5 core categories – Fabric Care – – – – Surface Care Dishwashing Health & Personal Care Home Care • account for 86% of total company net revenue Reckitt Benckiser Global Category R&D Laboratories Pharmaceuticals & Home Care Auto - Dishwash Surface Care Fabric Care Pest Control Core Category Breakdown Fabric Care Surface Care fabric treatment, fabric & water softeners, detergents disinfectants, lavatory, general purpose, specialty, polishes & waxes Napisan, Calgon, Woolite, Spray’n Wash, Vanish, Dosia, Resolve, Oxyclean Pine O Cleen, Harpic, Lysol, Easy Off, Brasso, Mr Sheen, Resolve, Veja, Sagrotan, Old English, O’Cedar Dishwashing Finish, Calgonit, Electrosol, Jet Dry Health & Personal Care antiseptics, depilatories, analgesics, cold/flu, gastrointestinal Dettol, Disprin, Veet, Lemsip, Steradent, Gaviscon, Fybogel, Senokot, Bonjela Home Care air care, pest control, shoe care Haze, Airwick, Wizard, Mortein, Aerogard, Pif Paf, Shieldtox, d-Con, Nugget Reckitt Benckiser - Leading brands Surface Care - 24 % of net revenues Disinfectant Lavatory Care #1 worldwide #2 worldwide Fabric Care - 26 % of net revenues Fabric Treatment #1 worldwide Water Softeners #1 worldwide Fine Fabric #1 worldwide Dishwashing - 13% of net revenues Automatic Dishwashing Note: positions calculated for the measured worldwide markets #1 worldwide Reckitt Benckiser - Leading brands (cont) Homecare - 12% of net revenues Air Care #2 worldwide Pest Control #3 worldwide Health & Personal Care - 12% of net revenues Antiseptics Depilatories #1 worldwide #1 worldwide Note: positions calculated for the measured worldwide markets Competitive Strategies • Innovation • Product rollouts • Brand harmonisation Innovation • Substantial increase in new product initiatives in 2001 • 20% of net revenues from new products launched since January 2000 • Working towards 40% of net revenues from new products by 2005 Vanish ActionBall Tabs • ActionBall provides enzymatic pre-soaker for better stain treatment • Launch in UK, France, Spain, Portugal in Q1 Further Innovation in Wipes • Lysol Floor Wipes • Lysol Heavy Duty cleaning wipes • Harpic Flushable Wipes for toilet cleaning Dishwashing • Combines convenience of 3 in 1 with cleaning power of Powerball • Launch across Western Europe Air Care • Crystal Air for Cars Launched in Western Europe • Click Spray success - rolled out all across Europe Pest Control • Mortein Ultra Fast Killing Spray for flying insects • Outdoor Barrier Spray Brand Management One global visual identity Brand Management Global brand harmonisation Intellectual Property We have to protect all our knowledge & innovation We use patent attorneys locally and internationally to provide legal support for: Patents Design registration Trademarks, logos and brands Checks of existing intellectual property and possible infringements This is one of our competitive strategies Internet-based information • Information about Reckitt Benckiser, its operations, products, annual reports, announcements, etc are available on the official company web site: www.reckittbenckiser.com Case Studies Case Study 1: Globalisation of the Mortein Brand • Pack Graphics progression to laser beam graphics • Insect Seeking Flyspray example of Product Harmonisation • Globalisation of Louie the Fly in marketing strategy from Australia (local) to global markets (ie Latam Middle East etc) Globalisation of Laser Beam Graphics The Mortein Brand Globally Australia Bangladesh Singapore Malaysia Eastern Europe Hungary South Africa Globalisation of Louie the Fly Louie the Fly - Early advertisement ~ 1960s Louie the Fly - mid to late 1980’s Louie the Fly - Globalisation into Middle East Case Study 2 Insect Seeking Flyspray Insect Seeking Flyspray The Product Development Process Concept Development Brief Development and Testing Formulation Packaging Patenting Product Launch Roll-out Insect Seeking Flyspray: Concept • Market research • Consumer need identified • Suitable available technology electrostatics ie. Sprayed product targets just insects based on its static charge • Brainstorming / idea generation • Winning Product Concept: “Mortein Fly and Insect Killer with Insect Seeking technology - safer for people, but deadly for flying insects.” Insect Seeking Flyspray: Brief Input of information from business functions • Marketing strategy • • • • • Countries of launch Financial analysis Trade strategy Supply / Purchasing chain R & D info – – – – – – Required resources Regulatory / Safety requirements Specify claims Price Type of Packaging Formula Development Brief Insect Seeking Flyspray: Development • • • • Electrostatics optimisation Product Performance - knockdown and kill Benchmarking against competitors Stability of formula for 2 or 3 years min – study the product for many years – degradation • Compatibility of formula with aerosol cans – corrosion, dissolving, leaking • Product safety testing • Regulatory / legal requirements - registration Insect Seeking Flyspray: Development (cont) • Packaging materials are important for the product • Artwork & brand name • Transport & warehouse tested • Applied for international Patent protection of our intellectual property (our strategy to be No 1) Insect Seeking Flyspray: Launch • Manufacturing - build up stock in warehouses • Final trade briefing about a new product • Final advertising plan • Launched in Australia 1999 • Ongoing advertising, marketing and selling • Tracking of sales, market share and consumer feedback Launch Brief Insect Seeking Flyspray: Roll-Out • Harmonised graphics, cans, brand names (Mortein, Shieldtox, Doom, Neocid, Pif Paf) • Marketed in more than 40 countries: – ANZ (Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, PNG) – Africa Middle East (S.Africa, Kenya, Middle East- UAE, Kuwait, Jordan, Tunisia, Libya, Jordan, Pakistan) – E.Europe (Russia, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Hungary, Croatia, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Ukraine) – W.Europe (Spain, Switzerland, France) – Latin America – East Asia (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela) (China, Philippines, Indonesia,Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, S. Korea, Thailand) – South Asia (Sri Lanka, Bangladesh) Insect Seeking - More information • More information regarding Insect Seeking Technology can be found at: www.mortein.com.au/insect_seeking.html • Further information regarding Louie the Fly, Mortein products and their uses can be found at: www.mortein.com.au Louie the Fly - Insect seeking technology 2001