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Tiger Brands Limited

Integrated annual report

NOTICE OF AGM

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WHO WE ARE

Tiger Brands is one of Africa's largest listed manufacturers of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). Our core business is the manufacture, marketing and distribution of everyday branded food and beverages.

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GROUP PROFILE

Revenue in Grains increased by 6% to R15,5 billion, reflecting average price inflation of 9%, offset by overall volume declines of 3%.

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Within Consumer Brands, all segments delivered top-line growth, with a particularly strong performance from Out of Home as the business recovered in line with post lockdown demand.

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Overall revenue in HPC declined by 5% to R1,9 billion, primarily due to lower volumes in the pesticides segment within Home Care.

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Total revenue for Exports and International increased by 19% to R4,3 billion, with total operating income increasing to R350 million (2021:R96 million).

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  • GRAINS
  • CONSUMER BRANDS
  • HOME AND PERSONAL CARE
  • EXPORTS AND INTERNATIONAL

GRAINS

Revenue

R15,5bn

2021: R14,6 billion

Up
6%

Operating income

R1,3bn

2021: R1,4 billion

Down
7%

Milling and Baking

  • Baking

Milling

  • Flour
  • Maize
  • Sorghum

Other grains

  • Pasta
  • Oat-based breakfast (Jungle)
  • Rice

CONSUMER BRANDS

Revenue

R12,4bn

2021: R11,1 billion

Up
12%

Operating income

R1,4bn

2021: R1,1 billion

Up
25%

Groceries

  • Condiments and ingredients
  • Spreads
  • Canned fruit and vegetables

Beverages

  • Concentrates
  • Sports drinks
  • Ready-to-drink

Snacks & Treats

  • Sugar
  • Chocolate

Baby

  • Nutrition and wellbeing

HOME AND PERSONAL CARE

Revenue

R1,9bn

2021: R2,0 billion

Down
5%

Operating income

R307m

2021: R433 million

Down
29%

Home Care

  • Sanitary cleaners
  • Pesticides

Personal Care

  • Body care (includes Camphor cream) Depilatories
  • Hair care
  • Deodorant
  • Hair styling

EXPORTS AND INTERNATIONAL

Revenue

R4,3bn

2021: R3,6 billion

Up
19%

Operating income

R350m

2021: R96 million

Up
265%

International operations

  • Central Africa (Chococam)

Deciduous fruit

  • Langeberg &Ashton Food (LAF)

LEADERSHIP REVIEWS

  • CHAIRMAN'S REVIEW
  • CEO'S REVIEW
  • CFO'S REVIEW
  • GERALDINE J. FRASER-MOLEKETI CHAIRMAN

As Africa's largest food producer, with a legacy of establishing and maintaining some of South Africa's best-loved brands over its one-hundred-year history, Tiger Brands has a particularly important responsibility in delivering and sharing value for its many stakeholders.

  • NOEL DOYLE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Tiger Brands' pleasing results this year, delivered in the context of an extremely tough operating environment, should give confidence to investors and other stakeholders that the company has turned a corner after several years of disappointing performance.

  • DEEPA SITA CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

The year under review is characterised as a year of two halves. The first half was impacted by operational issues, compounded by challenges relating to the procurement of certain inputs and unanticipated cost pressures.

INVESTMENT CASE

We have made some important strides this year in delivering on our sustainable future strategy, leveraging our influence, and increasing our effort and investment, to progress our commitments to improve consumer health and nutrition, enhance livelihoods, and ensure responsible environmental stewardship.

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  • STRONG BRANDS
  • With almost 30%* of the grocery basket, and 10 Billion Rand Brands, Tiger Brands has leading positions in most categories, and our iconic brands are well-entrenched with consumers in South Africa
  • Our products provide a solution for every meal occasion and meet consumer needs through a range of daily touchpoints

EQUITY RANK
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VOLUME RANK
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VALUE RANK
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* Refers to value share