08.05.2012 Views

Annual General Meeting 2007

Annual General Meeting 2007

Annual General Meeting 2007

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>General</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong><br />

<strong>2007</strong><br />

3 May <strong>2007</strong>


Rolf Börjesson<br />

Chairman


• Trading statement<br />

• Presentation by Chief Executive Officer<br />

• Employee Share Incentive Schemes<br />

• AGM <strong>2007</strong> Resolutions<br />

AGM <strong>2007</strong>


Trading Statement


Leslie Van de Walle<br />

Chief Executive Officer


• Strong top-line growth<br />

• Difficult environment with high input costs<br />

• Delivered compelling efficiency gains<br />

• Acquisitions integrated successfully<br />

• Strong cash flow performance<br />

• Significant increase in capex programme to fuel future<br />

growth<br />

• Strategy remains consistent and on track<br />

2006 overview


A resilient Group performance<br />

£m 2006 2005 Change%<br />

Sales 1<br />

Underlying operating profit 2<br />

Underlying PBT 2<br />

Free cash flow<br />

Underlying EPS 2<br />

Dividends per share 3<br />

1. Sales from ongoing operations excluding businesses disposed or held for disposal<br />

2. Excluding exceptional items<br />

3. Proposed final dividend of 11.1p plus interim dividend paid of 7.9p<br />

3,647<br />

415<br />

303<br />

173<br />

40.6p<br />

19.0p<br />

3,111<br />

409<br />

307<br />

248<br />

39.5p<br />

18.12p<br />

+17<br />

+1<br />

-1<br />

-30<br />

+3<br />

+5


Beverage Cans<br />

Sales £2,490m +11% Underlying operating profit 1 £292m -7%<br />

• Significant market share gains and<br />

buoyant global can market<br />

• Strong top line growth<br />

– Volumes up 10%<br />

– Capacity utilisation high<br />

– Growth in specialty sizes<br />

• Lower operating profit<br />

– Operating margin fell due to<br />

unprecedented rise in input costs<br />

– Impact of long term sales contract<br />

in North America<br />

1. Before exceptional items<br />

3,500<br />

3,000<br />

2,500<br />

2,000<br />

1,500<br />

1,000<br />

$1,725/tonne $1,900/tonne $2,600/tonne<br />

Average 37%<br />

2004 2005<br />

2006


• Sales trend upwards<br />

– organic growth despite product<br />

launch delays<br />

– acquisitions<br />

• Profits up 44% : 12% organic<br />

• Good performance in Pharma,<br />

Dispensing Systems and high barrier<br />

Food<br />

• Majority of resin and energy cost<br />

increases recovered<br />

• Reorganisation of Make Up division<br />

• Acquisitions performing well<br />

Plastic Packaging<br />

Sales £720m +53% Underlying operating profit 1 £82m +44%<br />

1. Ongoing operations excluding businesses disposed or held for disposal and before exceptional items


• Sales up 8%: price and volume<br />

• Profits impacted by the substantial rise<br />

in energy costs<br />

• Industry capacity in good balance<br />

Glass<br />

Sales £437m +8% Underlying operating profit 1 unchanged at £36m<br />

Divestment of business announced in March for €660m (£449m)<br />

1. Ongoing operations excluding businesses disposed or held for disposal and before exceptional items


Net<br />

borrowings<br />

£m<br />

1,600<br />

1,400<br />

1,200<br />

1,000<br />

800<br />

600<br />

400<br />

200<br />

0<br />

3.9<br />

4.7<br />

Strong financial position<br />

1. Based on underlying operating profit before exceptional items and net interest expense excluding preference dividends<br />

2. As at 1.1.05 incorporating IAS 32 and IAS 39<br />

6.0<br />

5.8<br />

4.8<br />

Dec 2002 Dec 2004<br />

Dec 2003 Dec 2005 Dec 2006<br />

Gearing (%) 245 142 141 2 121 94<br />

7<br />

6<br />

5<br />

4<br />

3<br />

2<br />

1<br />

0<br />

Interest<br />

cover 1<br />

times


Outlook <strong>2007</strong><br />

• Continued beverage can volume growth with<br />

improved product mix<br />

• Price increases in Europe in a tight can market<br />

• Good organic profit growth in Plastic Packaging<br />

• Pressure of high input costs and weak US$<br />

counteract any progress<br />

• A story of two halves


Initial impressions


• Sound strategic direction<br />

• Significant growth opportunities<br />

• Customer relationship and innovation<br />

• Operational excellence<br />

• Management strength<br />

Initial impressions<br />

A company with significant opportunities for profitable growth


Significant growth<br />

opportunities


Cash generation<br />

• Beverage cans cash<br />

flow<br />

• Proceeds from Glass<br />

disposal<br />

Improving the growth profile<br />

Higher growth areas<br />

• Growth capex:<br />

especially beverage<br />

cans<br />

• Emerging markets<br />

• Plastic Packaging<br />

acquisitions


Global beverage can market<br />

volume 2006<br />

37%<br />

Rexam<br />

Ball<br />

17%<br />

Source: Rexam estimates<br />

24%<br />

Further consolidation opportunities<br />

21%<br />

Crown<br />

Local players<br />

Rexam No 1<br />

Global rigid plastic packaging<br />

market $93bn (£46bn)<br />

84%<br />

Rexam No 4<br />

Amcor<br />

Graham<br />

Aptar<br />

Source: Rexam estimates and annual accounts; proforma sales as at June 2006<br />

Rexam<br />

Berry<br />

Plastipak<br />

Pactiv<br />

Alcan<br />

Alcoa<br />

Consolidated


Precise<br />

US<br />

Delta<br />

US<br />

Plastic Packaging<br />

Beverage Cans<br />

Airspray<br />

US &<br />

Netherlands<br />

Ecanco<br />

Egypt<br />

2005 and 2006 acquisitions<br />

£450m 450m<br />

FangXin<br />

China<br />

HTW<br />

Beverage Can<br />

JV<br />

India<br />

True Pack<br />

India


Dispensing Systems<br />

New plant<br />

Lacrost<br />

New line<br />

Whitehouse<br />

Food<br />

Plant<br />

extension<br />

Union<br />

Plastic Packaging<br />

Beverage Cans<br />

New plant<br />

Cuiabá<br />

Pharma<br />

Plant expansion<br />

Offranville/<br />

Neuenberg<br />

New Cap Can<br />

line<br />

Elk Grove<br />

Jacarei<br />

re-opened<br />

2006 and <strong>2007</strong> growth capex<br />

Home & Personal<br />

Care<br />

New plant<br />

Poland<br />

2nd line<br />

Egypt<br />

New line<br />

Moscow<br />

New plant<br />

for Red Bull<br />

Austria<br />

New plant JV<br />

India<br />

New plant<br />

Argayash


A company focused<br />

on innovation for its<br />

customers…


Wine in cans Best food industry supplier award<br />

Stackable wine bottles<br />

Mineral salt in cans First ready-to-consume<br />

distilled based Tequila<br />

Under-the-Tab<br />

promotion<br />

Innovative products<br />

Invisible dip tube<br />

Clean, airless dispenser<br />

Air-tight<br />

lipstick case


Adding innovation to manufacturing excellence<br />

• Moving from intermittent to robust<br />

innovation approach<br />

• Bringing structure to management<br />

of innovation<br />

– emulating successful Lean<br />

Enterprise approach<br />

Profitable growth


Looking further ahead<br />

• Significant organic profit growth commencing<br />

2008 from current capex investment programme<br />

• Plastic Packaging growth<br />

• Efficiency savings coming through consistently<br />

• Sharper focus on innovation and customer<br />

relationships<br />

• Acquisition opportunities<br />

Significant opportunities for profitable growth


AGM special business<br />

Rolf Börjesson


AGM special business<br />

• Electronic communication with shareholders<br />

• Renewal of share incentive arrangements on broadly the<br />

same terms as the existing arrangements<br />

– Long Term Incentive Plan <strong>2007</strong><br />

– Executive Share Option Scheme <strong>2007</strong><br />

– All employee Savings Related Share Option Schemes in the<br />

UK and Republic of Ireland


AGM questions


Resolutions


Resolution 1<br />

To receive and adopt the <strong>Annual</strong> Report for the year ended<br />

31 December 2006<br />

Shares<br />

% of votes cast<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

376,902,699<br />

567,522<br />

394,775<br />

99.7<br />

0.2<br />

0.1


To approve the Remuneration Report<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

345,684,274<br />

25,200,704<br />

6,980,018<br />

Resolution 2<br />

% of votes cast<br />

91.5<br />

6.7<br />

1.8


To declare the 2006 final dividend on the ordinary shares<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

377,837,224<br />

5,523<br />

22,249<br />

Resolution 3<br />

% of votes cast<br />

100.0<br />

-<br />

-


To elect Leslie Van de Walle as a director<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

372,580,239<br />

1,845,310<br />

3,439,447<br />

Resolution 4<br />

% of votes cast<br />

98.6<br />

0.5<br />

0.9


To elect Jean-Pierre Rodier as a director<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

376,767,829<br />

1,013,028<br />

84,139<br />

Resolution 5<br />

% of votes cast<br />

99.7<br />

0.3<br />

-


To elect Wolfgang Meusburger as a director<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

377,432,955<br />

341,908<br />

90,133<br />

Resolution 6<br />

% of votes cast<br />

99.9<br />

0.1<br />

-


To re-elect Michael Buzzacott as a director<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

376,818,335<br />

983,998<br />

62,663<br />

Resolution 7<br />

% of votes cast<br />

99.7<br />

0.3<br />

-


To re-elect Carl Symon as a director<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

376,496,046<br />

1,309,432<br />

59,518<br />

Resolution 8<br />

% of votes cast<br />

99.6<br />

0.4<br />

-


To re-appoint PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as auditor and<br />

authorise the directors to determine its remuneration<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

373,608,515<br />

534,544<br />

3,721,937<br />

Resolution 9<br />

% of votes cast<br />

98.9<br />

0.1<br />

1.0


To adopt the Long Term Incentive Plan <strong>2007</strong><br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

334,507,718<br />

34,072,197<br />

9,285,081<br />

Resolution 10<br />

% of votes cast<br />

88.5<br />

9.0<br />

2.5


To adopt the Executive Share Option Scheme <strong>2007</strong><br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

346,322,769<br />

29,756,244<br />

1,785,983<br />

Resolution 11<br />

% of votes cast<br />

91.6<br />

7.9<br />

0.5


To adopt the Savings Related Share Option Scheme <strong>2007</strong><br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

377,190,623<br />

302,510<br />

371,863<br />

Resolution 12<br />

% of votes cast<br />

99.8<br />

0.1<br />

0.1


To adopt the Savings Related Share Option Scheme <strong>2007</strong><br />

(Republic of Ireland)<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

377,171,746<br />

310,125<br />

383,125<br />

Resolution 13<br />

% of votes cast<br />

99.8<br />

0.1<br />

0.1


Resolution 14<br />

To grant authority to the directors to establish share schemes for<br />

employees outside the UK<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

376,758,617<br />

711,066<br />

395,313<br />

% of votes cast<br />

99.7<br />

0.2<br />

0.1


Resolution 15<br />

To approve the reclassification of the unissued unclassified shares<br />

into unissued ordinary shares<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

377,676,473<br />

101,613<br />

86,910<br />

% of votes cast<br />

100.0<br />

-<br />

-


To grant authority to the directors to allot relevant securities<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

376,715,722<br />

1,092,715<br />

56,559<br />

Resolution 16<br />

% of votes cast<br />

99.7<br />

0.3<br />

-


Resolution 17<br />

To grant authority to the directors to allot equity securities for cash<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

Shares<br />

377,654,140<br />

159,242<br />

51,614<br />

% of votes cast<br />

100.0<br />

-<br />

-


Resolution 18<br />

To grant authority to the Company to purchase its own ordinary<br />

shares<br />

Shares<br />

% of votes cast<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

377,683,942<br />

135,093<br />

45,961<br />

100.0<br />

-<br />

-


Resolution 19<br />

To grant authority to the Company to use electronic means for<br />

shareholder communication<br />

Shares<br />

% of votes cast<br />

For<br />

Against<br />

Withheld<br />

377,551,470<br />

162,445<br />

151,081<br />

100.0<br />

-<br />

-

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!