2018 Half Year Earnings Release - Heineken N.V - Jean-François van Boxmeer, CEO Laurence Debroux, CFO - The HEINEKEN Company

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2018 Half Year Earnings Release - Heineken N.V - Jean-François van Boxmeer, CEO Laurence Debroux, CFO - The HEINEKEN Company
Heineken N.V.
2018 Half Year
Earnings Release
      Jean-François van Boxmeer, CEO
      Laurence Debroux, CFO

     Amsterdam | July 30, 2018 | Heineken N.V.
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2018 Half Year Earnings Release - Heineken N.V - Jean-François van Boxmeer, CEO Laurence Debroux, CFO - The HEINEKEN Company
Disclaimer
    This presentation contains forward-looking statements with regard to the financial position and results of
    HEINEKEN’s activities. These forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause
    actual results to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking statements.
    Many of these risks and uncertainties relate to factors that are beyond HEINEKEN’s ability to control or estimate
    precisely, such as future market and economic conditions, the behaviour of other market participants, changes in
    consumer preferences, the ability to successfully integrate acquired businesses and achieve anticipated synergies,
    costs of raw materials, interest rate and foreign exchange fluctuations, change in tax rates, changes in law,
    changes in pension costs, the actions of government regulators and weather conditions. These and other risk
    factors are detailed in HEINEKEN’s publicly filed annual reports.
    You are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the
    date of this presentation. HEINEKEN does not undertake any obligation to publicly release any revisions to these
    forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date of these materials.

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2018 Half Year Earnings Release - Heineken N.V - Jean-François van Boxmeer, CEO Laurence Debroux, CFO - The HEINEKEN Company
2018 HY Key Highlights
       Organic net revenue +5.6% with net revenue per hectolitre +1.1%

       Consolidated beer volume +4.5%

       Heineken® volume +7.5%

       Operating profit (beia) organic growth +1.3% and operating profit margin -118 bps (-76 bps
        excluding Kirin)

       Net profit (beia) of €1,076 million, up 8.9% organically

       Diluted EPS (beia) of €1.89 (2017: €1.82) up 3.8%

       In the second half, we expect a continuation of our revenue growth and an acceleration of our
        operating profit growth on an organic basis

       We now expect the operating profit margin to decrease by approximately 20 bps for the full year

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2018 Half Year Earnings Release - Heineken N.V - Jean-François van Boxmeer, CEO Laurence Debroux, CFO - The HEINEKEN Company
Regional Review

    2018 HY Organic Growth %
                                               AFRICA,
                                             MIDDLE EAST
                               HEINEKEN NV                 AMERICAS   ASIA PACIFIC   EUROPE
                                              & EASTERN
                                               EUROPE

    Consolidated beer volume      4.5           5.6          6.1         13.0         -0.1

    Net revenue per hl            1.1           5.2          1.7         -4.4         1.4

    Net revenue                   5.6           12.2         8.6          8.1         1.1

    Operating profit (beia)       1.3           4.3          8.1          2.7         -6.5

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2018 Half Year Earnings Release - Heineken N.V - Jean-François van Boxmeer, CEO Laurence Debroux, CFO - The HEINEKEN Company
Heineken ®                volume +7.5%

       Positive momentum in all regions particularly in AMEE and the Americas

       Double digit growth in Brazil, South Africa, Russia, UK, Nigeria, Mexico, Poland and Romania

       Heineken® 0.0 is now available in 33 markets and performing strongly

       Continued benefit from global sponsorship platforms such as UEFA Champions League® and Formula 1®

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2018 Half Year Earnings Release - Heineken N.V - Jean-François van Boxmeer, CEO Laurence Debroux, CFO - The HEINEKEN Company
Strong top line growth

        Developing our international brands                   Building Craft & Variety              Leading Low- and no-alcohol innovations
       Portfolio grew high single digit               Craft & Variety volume was up              Double digit growth in Poland,
       Volume up double digit for Tiger,               double digit. Strong performance of         Netherlands, Hungary, Ethiopia and
        Krušovice and Desperados                        international and local propositions        Russia

           Shaping the cider category                          Innovating in draught                      Experimenting in e-commerce
                                                         The Sub is available in 11 European                       initiatives
                                                                                                    Continue to invest  in B2B and B2C
       Double digit growth, particularly                                                      

        strong in South Africa, Vietnam                  markets, the USA and China                 platforms which gain traction across
        and Poland                                      The Blade is available in 12 markets       markets
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                                                         to increase penetration into small
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2018 Half Year Earnings Release - Heineken N.V - Jean-François van Boxmeer, CEO Laurence Debroux, CFO - The HEINEKEN Company
Brewing a Better World

       Launched a new global Heineken® campaign “When You Drive, Never Drink”

               Focus on social pressure around drinking and driving

               Empowering people to make the right decisions

       “Drop the C” program ambition to grow renewable energy usage to 70% by 2030

               Initiated several projects to source wind, solar and biomass energy

               For example, in the Netherlands we will install 21,800 solar panels on our
                breweries in the next two years

       Mexico started operations in the Meoqui brewery, our largest greenfield and our
        most advanced in circular economy

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2018 Half Year Earnings Release - Heineken N.V - Jean-François van Boxmeer, CEO Laurence Debroux, CFO - The HEINEKEN Company
Financial Overview
    Key Financials                     2018 HY    2017 HY       Total Change (%)   Organic Change (%)
    €m unless otherwise stated                     (RESTATED)

    Net revenue                          10,777     10,342                 4.2                  5.6

    Operating profit (beia)               1,754       1,805                -2.9                 1.3

    Operating profit (beia) margin       16.3%       17.5%           -118bps

    Net profit (beia)                     1,076       1,036                3.8                  8.9

    Net profit                             950          871                9.1

    Diluted EPS (beia) in €                1.89        1.82                3.8

    Free operating cash flow               909          746               21.8

    Net Debt/EBITDA (beia) ratio           2.5x        2.5x

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2018 Half Year Earnings Release - Heineken N.V - Jean-François van Boxmeer, CEO Laurence Debroux, CFO - The HEINEKEN Company
Net Revenue: +5.6% Organic Growth
                                                                             Organic growth +5.6%

                               +5.1%                                                           +1.1%            €m
                                                                         +4.4%
            €m

                                                      -6.6%

                                                                                                              10,777
          10,342

    2017 HY Net Revenue Consolidation impact   Currency translation   Total volume             Rev/hl   2018 HY Net Revenue
          restated

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Operating Profit (beia): +1.3% Organic Growth

                                       +2.9%
              €m                                                                  +1.3%                  €m

                                                              -7.1%

              1,805
                                                                                                        1,754

     2017 HY Operating profit   Consolidation impact   Currency translation   Organic growth   2018 HY Operating profit
             (beia)                                                                                    (beia)

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HY2018 Operating Profit (beia) margin

                             -118 bps
                                                                         Main drivers of variation
                   -42 bps
                                                               Consolidation of Kirin Brasil with stronger
      17.5%                                                     growth than expected
                                        -76 bps
                                                   16.3%       Input costs per hl increase +3.0% organically,
                                                                mainly due to adverse transactional currency
                                                                movements impacting packaging costs

                                                               Negative translational mix impact from
     2017 HY    Consolidation           Other     2018 HY       currencies
     restated    Brasil Kirin

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FY2018 Operating Profit (beia) Margin update
                            -20 bps
                                                         Revenue growth is expected to continue and
                                                          operating profit growth to accelerate in the
                +25 bps
                                                          second half on an organic basis

                                                         Strong performance in Brazil with two effects: In
                                                          the first five months, the dilutive impact of the
                                                          consolidation of Kirin Brasil was higher than
                                                          expected, and for the remainder of the year, the
                            17.65%
      17.4%                               17.2%           marked acceleration of our combined operations
                                                          with an operating margin still below group
                                                          average plays negatively on the mix

     2017 FY                2018 FY       2018 FY        Negative translational mix impact from
     restated             Expectation   Expectation       currencies
                          (Feb 2018)     (Jul 2018)

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Diluted EPS (beia) €1.89, +3.8%

                                                               +3.8%
                                         €0.04                                      +€0.16

                                                                                                            €1.89
              €1.82                                            -€0.14

     2017 HY Diluted EPS (beia)    Consolidation impact   Currency translation   Organic growth   2018 HY Diluted EPS (beia)

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Full Year Outlook

        Economic conditions are expected to remain volatile and we assume a negative impact
         from currency comparable to 2017
        Revenue growth is expected to continue and operating profit growth to accelerate in the
         second half on an organic basis
        We are updating our operating profit margin guidance for the full year to a decrease of
         approximately 20 bps
        We expect an average interest rate (beia) broadly in line with 2017 (2017: 3.0%), and an
         effective tax rate (beia) of around 28% (2017: 27.6%).
        Capital expenditure related to property, plant and equipment should be slightly above €2
         billion (2017: €1.7 billion).

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