COMMERCIAL ASSERTIVENESS in Western Europe Ronald den Elzen
Managing Director HEINEKEN Portugal
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London, 12 November 2014
Agenda Commercial Assertiveness in Western Europe
Commercial Assertiveness OFF-TRADE – Stepping up competitiveness MARKETING – Leading the innovation agenda ON-TRADE – Winning in the On-Trade
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Changing consumer behaviour has driven a need to become more commercially assertive… 12% 10.2%
11.8%
Beer lost almost 2% “share of throat” in beverages*…
“Share of throat”
2000
2013
Western Europe Volume Split
…and the market has “polarized” with premium and private labels growing
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Source: Canadean (UK, France, Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Italy and Ireland) *Beverages include Wines, Spirits, Soft Drinks, Cider and Beer
Premium Mainstream Economy
28.7%
31.4%
34.8%
36.8%
59.6%
57.0%
52.2%
49.2%
11.7%
11.5%
12.9%
14.1%
2000
2005
2010
2014F
…leading to a changing beer market landscape
…resulting in an average beer market decline of 1.6% each year since the financial crisis, stabilizing in recent years
On-Trade Off-Trade
56.8%
52.4%
46.0%
41.5%
43.2%
47.6%
54.0%
58.5%
2000
2005
2010
2014F
Western Europe Beer market evolution
CAGR +0.3% Beer market in mhls
The market shifted from On-Trade to Off-Trade (accelerated by the smoking ban mid 2000s)...
Western Europe Volume by Channel
CAGR -1.6% 165 166 165
170 170 169 171 168
163
158 156 155 152 151 150
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014F
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Source: Canadean ((UK, France, Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Italy and Ireland)
Commercial assertiveness is about creating value by growing the pie and winning it!
Becoming more competitive in the beer category
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Grow the boundaries of the beer category
Win outside the category
Agenda Commercial Assertiveness in Western Europe
Commercial Assertiveness
OFF-TRADE – Stepping up competitiveness MARKETING – Leading the innovation agenda ON-TRADE – Winning in the On-Trade
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Clear strategy to step-up competitive in Off-Trade Based on 4 key pillars
Availability Perfect assortment Share of shelf Cold availability
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Pricing Premiumise the category Being competitive where it matters
Visibility Primary & secondary placement Enticing the shopper
Innovations Keep the category
attractive Attract new consumers to the category
Availability is more than just being ‘everywhere’
• The right pack types at the right consumer price points
Primary Shelf
Cooler
4m
1m
• Share of Shelf > Share of Market Availability Perfect assortment Share of shelf Cold availability
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• Cold availability for (near) instant consumption
8/16m
2/4m
Pricing is a key lever in every segment
Leverage pricing as a signal and proxy for premiumness…
Pricing Premiumise the category Being competitive where it matters
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…whilst staying competitive in the mainstream segment to sustain market share
We continue to grow our premium brand ahead of the category Volume growth Western Europe
Revenue per Hl
YTD September 2014 vs LY
vs local brands (indexed)
+9%
c.130%
+17%
c.220%
+19%
c.240%
+28%
+3% beer volume growth Western Europe 10
c.150%
Premiumisation drives top and bottom line growth The success story of HEINEKEN France Against a beer market decline HEINEKEN increased its volumes…
…became market leader, with 82% of its portfolio being premium…
… which resulted in c. 50% EBIT increase in 4 years.
100% 95%
HEINEKEN market
2009
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2013
37.4%
34.9%
36.1%
30.9%
HEINEKEN main competitor 2009 2013
Source: Company estimates on market development, internal numbers for premium volume (Heineken®, Desperados, Affligem), restated for excise duty front loading
Indexed EBIT
105%
Value market share total market
indexed volume development
147%
100%
2009
2013
‘Price index’ for HEINEKEN brands ahead of the market Western Europe Modern Trade Consumer Price per litre 1.95 1.95 1.84 1.83 1.87 1.79 1.67
2011
2012
2013
2013 YTD
Total off-trade beer category
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Source: Nielsen modern trade consumer price, YTD August
2014 YTD
2013 YTD
2014 YTD
In the total beer category price per litre has increased year-on year HEINEKEN brands are priced around 4% above the market average…
In Spain we encountered a specific issue with continued increase of Private Labels… Case study: Curbing private label growth in Spain
A decade of private label growth in Spain…
…driven by a large price gap with branded beers €/litre
50%
1.80 €
Private Label market share
1.60 €
+18%
1.40 €
in 12 years
1.20 €
1.00 € 0.80 €
0.73€
0.77 €
1.53€
0.76 €
1.50€
1.52€
0.77 €
0.75€
1.51€
0.75€
0.60 € 0.40 € 0.20 € - €
25% ‘01
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1.37€
1.45€
‘04
‘07
Source: Nielsen, internal data HEINEKEN Spain
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YTD YTD
’13 ’14
2007
2008
Private Label
2009
2010
Branded beers
2011
YTD 1Q JUL 2012
… where we “condensed” the price ladder
to offer an attractive proposition to consumers and retailers …Amstel Clásica introduced at an attractive price point…
….…leading to a decline in private labels
€0.35
€0.20 Price per liter
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Before
Amstel Clásica
After
Amstel Clásica
Source: Nielsen consumer prices Spain, Nielsen Private Label Spain
CAGR: -1.7% 3%
MAT Sep ´14
2% 1% 0% -1% -2%
-3% jan-13 feb-13 mrt-13 apr-13 mei-13 jun-13 jul-13 aug-13 sep-13 okt-13 nov-13 dec-13 jan-14 feb-14 mrt-14 apr-14 mei-14 jun-14 jul-14 aug-14
€0.50
volume growth rate for Private Label
Off Trade Price Ladder Spain
Visibility a key driver of sales… Approx. 30% of purchase decisions made at point of purchase
Working with retailers to develop ‘shelves of the future’ Secondary placements, close to other categories
Visibility Primary & secondary placement Enticing the shopper
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Affligem in the wine category Desperados close to spirits Beer & food combinations
Multiple innovations launched across Western Europe, with Radler the largest
Extensive sampling across Europe (on-pack, hostesses in supermarkets, beaches and events)
Innovations Keep the category attractive Attract new consumers to the category
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Almost 1mhl sales across Western Europe expected for 2014 Value enhancing with an approx. index of 120 versus mother brand
Trial and purchase of innovations driven by increased on-pack sampling Over 1.5m on-pack samples sold in 2014 on Radler Major benefits • Significant cost saving versus sampling by hostesses • c.40-60% of consumers who are buying the innovation had bought the sample-pack before • Sales uplift and rotation increase of main brand • Positive feedback of customers and consumers 17
Source: internal company data
…HEINEKEN is delivering three times more value from innovations than its nearest competitor Western Europe Innovation consumer value1 in €m
157
49 Competitor 1
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45
34
Competitor 2
Competitor 3
1 Source: Nielsen Modern Trade, YTD August– innovation value is calculated as retail sales value of new beer SKU´s introduced in the last 3 years
HEINEKEN has strong market share momentum in Western Europe Market share development August YTD 2014
Market share development: Western Europe August YTD 2014 30% 28% 26%
0 – +1% >+1%
value share
24%
volume share 22% 20% 2011
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Source: Nielsen Modern Trade, YTD August
2012
2013
2014 YTD
Agenda Commercial Assertiveness in Western Europe
Commercial Assertiveness OFF-TRADE – Stepping up competitiveness
MARKETING – Leading the innovation agenda ON-TRADE – Winning in the On-Trade
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Also driving an assertive & consumer inspired marketing agenda
INNOVATIONS
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CLAIMS
TASTE
CREATIVITY
INVESTMENT
Consumer Inspired Marketing starts with thorough Consumer Insight
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Sagres Commercial
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First to market with uniquely creative propositions CLAIMS
Example – Italy: Launch of Birra Moretti Radler made with 100% Italian lemons
First to claim Radler beer made with 100% Italian lemons
Supported by a TV campaign
and big public relations campaign, helping Birra Moretti
to uniquely ‘own’ this Italianity
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TASTE
Enlarging the category with an appealing alternative to non-beer Example – Portugal: Introduction of Sagres Radler 0.0% Radler 0.0% source of volume
Category Expansion 28% Shifting (within Category) 57%
Category New Buyers 15%
Total Shifting 41%
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Source: Nielsen HomeScan Portugal
Category Expansion 59%
Radler 0.0% source of volume within non-category buyers
CREATIVITY
Uniquely creative marketing campaigns A record 23 awards in Cannes for 2013
TOTAL 2 gold Lions 8 silver Lions 13 bronze Lions
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Cost savings enabling investments in marketing and and top-line growth
INVESTMENT
HEINEKEN Western Europe Marketing & selling spend in €m
+14%
2013
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2014 YTD Sep
Agenda Commercial Assertiveness in Western Europe
Commercial Assertiveness OFF-TRADE – Stepping up competitiveness MARKETING – Leading the innovation agenda
ON-TRADE – Winning in the On-Trade
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Commercial assertiveness an important driver of on-trade success Based on 4 key pillars
Availability Net Gains & Losses Perfect assortment Quality of distribution
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Visibility
Throughput
Touch points Segmentation
Activation Rotation per outlet
Quality Cold availability Perfect Serve
We are rolling out a standardised process to improve our sales execution capabilities 8 sales execution principles…
1 2 3 4
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Leadership
Alignment 100% Data Focus & Simplicity
5 6 7 8
…with a bi-annual assessment Audit Traditional Trade : 32 questions
Principle
Sell Out Step by Step Empowerment
Accountability
Leadership
Concrete Ambition
Cascaded
Time invested in the market
Feedback 360°
Full Alignment
With Heineken priorities & OpCo strategy
Within Sales
Functional Alignment
External Alignment
100% data
Trade Census
Full Market Universe
Statistically robust
Self measurement with control
Accountability
1 to 1link with outlet
Binary KPI Measurement
Monthly Scorecard with Ranking
Variable Reward
Empowerment
Guidelines & Sales Arguments
Steps of the visit
Resources & Decisions by Sales Rep
Coaching & Training
Sell-Out
Measurement Sales Execution KPIs
Targeting Sales Execution KPIs to all levels in Sales
NND + FS measured & targeted
Distributor Focus on Sell-Out
Focus & Simplicity
Routing Plan
Focus SKUs
Max 5 KPIs
Max 2 activations
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X+1
Real live data & monthly Targets
Individual smart targets
Targets vs competition
Gaining draught beer outlets in Western Europe
Availability
HEINEKEN Western Europe: number of draught beer outlets • Number of openings and closings is almost balancing out after years of strong decline
1-1-2014
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Source:Company data
Net openings & closings
Net gains & losses
30-9-2014
• Thanks to a strong agenda on innovations and activations we have been able to add circa 3% net draught beer outlets to the total base of HEINEKEN NV in Western Europe
The perfect portfolio needs aligning between the brand role and customer segmentation Availability Having the right assortment, in the right outlet Heineken® and Affligem in a premium restaurant Heineken® and Desperados in nightlife Sagres in a mainstream bar etc.
Luminoso exterior
Esplanada
Avental
Carta / Menu
Descapsulador
Eq. Frio portfolio Bandeja Montra
Ardósia exterior
Bases de copos
Copos Bar runner
Troca de copos a 10%
Welcome drink
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Coluna
Welcome spot SCC
Formação do Staff
Ação de incentivo do Staff
Visibility
Increased visibility is driving sales Every outlet should have 3 key Touch Points that are visible and in good condition Branded beer tap(s) Beer menu Back bar branding Staff clothing Beer mat Beer coaster
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Throughput
Engaging activation is stimulating customer sales Traffic programmes Pub quizzes Cross promotions Product experience Bar staff training programmes Interior architects Over 1,000 outlets per year
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Quality
Delivering the best draught experience to the consumer Draught is the golden standard in beer More than 75,000 bar staff were trained in the Netherlands
Uplift in average volume per outlet of 5% Rolling out a perfect serve programme in various countries in Western Europe
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Quality
Cutting edge innovation and high quality draught equipment Optimal quality at point of sale…
…and the best consumer experience
David
Extra cold Visible beer tank Cool flow Technology
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HeiLight
Summary Changing consumer behaviour has driven the need to be more commercially assertive: Changing consumer preferences
Shifting channel trends
HEINEKEN is winning in Western Europe Stepping-up competitiveness in Off-Trade driving share gains in all markets in Western Europe Winning in the On-Trade through best in class Innovations and Activations, resulting in incremental draught beer outlets Leading the premium segment and innovation agenda with strong marketing plans supported by the right level of investment 37
Q&A
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