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  • Kantar Worldpanel

    KANTAR WORLDPANEL DAIRY TALK 8.5 .2013 | 8 : 3 0 AM 11 : 0 0 AM | S h e r a t o n S a i g o n

  • Kantar Worldpanel

    CONSUMER PULSE 2013

    BETWEEN CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES

    Urban 4 Key Cities and Rural Vietnam

  • 3

    Kantar Worldpanel

    VIETNAM DID YOU KNOW?

    DYNAMIC ECOMOMY A member of the new

    BRICS: CIVETS and

    VISTA

    GDP ranking: No. 57

    SURFACE AREA

    331 thousands km2

    Global ranking: No. 66

    YOUNG AGE

    Over 50% population

    is under their 30s

    HUGE POPULATION

    88 Millions Global ranking: No. 14

    ON-GOING

    URBANIZATION

    % urban pop: 32%

    Urbanization rate: 3%

    YOUNG

    POTENTIAL

    DYNAMIC

  • Kantar Worldpanel 4

    Kantar Worldpanel

    CHALLENGES: ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN 2012

    LOWER FDI

    11 11

    10

    2010 2011 2012

    Implemented FDI (Billion USD)

    Source: GSO

    WEAKER DEMAND

    79 68

    56

    2010 2011 2012

    Source: TNS CCIP Urban Only

    Consumer Confidence %

    LOWEST GDP GROWTH

    IN 2 DECADES

    Source: GSO

    7 6

    5

    2010 2011 2012

  • Kantar Worldpanel 5

    Kantar Worldpanel

    BRIGHT SPOTS TO PAVE THE WAY FOR A REBOUND IN 2013

    CURBED INFLATION STRONGER EXTERNAL

    POSITION

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

    TRADE BALANCE OF

    +284 MLN USD

    TREMENDOUS

    OPPORTUNITY

    9.2%

    18.6%

    CPI Growth %

    Source: GSO Source: GSO

    New entrants 2012: 1st time in 20 years:

  • 6

    Kantar Worldpanel

    A TWO TIERS SOCIETY IS EMERGING, CREATING DISPARITIES

    Fabrice Carrasco

    Modern vs.

    Traditional

    VIBRANT & HI-TECH

    TRADITIONAL

    Rich vs. Poor

    EMERGING NEEDS

    BASIC NEEDS

    Urban vs. Rural

    MORE COMPLEX

    PRIMARY & REMOTE

    North vs. South

    CAUTIOUS & FACE

    DRIVEN

    MODERN, NEW NEWS

  • 7

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    Personal demands need to be taken care more, to satisfy different needs by different

    consumer clusters

    FROM MASS TO SEGMENTATION

    6.9 mln 7.0 mln 7.1 mln ~ population of

    Switzerland 2015 2010 2020

    Over 1 million newborns every year

    CLUSTER 1: BABIES

  • 8

    Kantar Worldpanel

    ~ 70% Vietnamese women agree

    Personal demands need to be taken care more, to satisfy different needs by different

    consumer clusters

    FROM MASS TO SEGMENTATION

    CLUSTER 3: TEENS

    Having fun is one of our

    highest priorities. (TNS TRU report)

    CLUSTER 4

    YOUNG ADULTS

    The main base of

    Vietnam population in the

    next 10 years.

    CLUSTER 5

    MIDDLE AGE & SENIORS

    83% of middle aged

    housewives agree:

    I buy brands that are of good quality, even more

    expensive. vs. 78% of young housewives

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    CHANGING RETAIL LANDSCAPE

    MODERN TRADE KEEPS EXPANDING

    RURAL EMERGENCE REGIONAL ROADMAP URBAN GROWTH

    Source: Kantar Worldpanel Households Panel Urban Vietnam 4 key cities & Rural Total FMCG excluding Gift Value %

    PHILIPPINES 28%

    CHINA UB 41%

    THAILAND 53%

    KOREA UB 80%

    VIETNAM UB 18%

    13.0

    17.5 18.1

    2006 2011 2012

    MT value contribution %

    17.7 24.2

    84.7

    MT Penetration %

    1.8% MT Value Share in Rural

    Urban

    Rural

    MT value contribution %

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    -20

    -10

    0

    10

    20

    30

    40

    50

    Avg. Price per pack Value Volume (packs)

    FMCG IN URBAN MONTHLY YEAR-ON-YEAR CHANGE (%)

    After a half-year recovery, there is a signal of growth slow-down in both value and

    volume in the latest 6 months, most significantly for Personal care. M

    AT

    P3

    12

    Ja

    n1

    1

    Ju

    n1

    1

    De

    c1

    1

    Ju

    n1

    2

    De

    c1

    2

    Source: Kantar Worldpanel Households Panel Vietnam 4 key urban cities Total FMCG excluding Gift

    Vol growth (pack) 6m vs. YA

    URBAN 4 3%

    HCM 3%

    HANOI 4%

    DANANG 7%

    CANTHO 3%

    Vol growth (pack) 6m vs. YA

    DAIRY 4%

    BEVERAGE 10%

    PACK. FOOD 1%

    PERSONAL CARE -4%

    HOME CARE 2%

    Make-up

    Facial Moisturizer

    MA

    T P

    31

    3

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    The situation is worse in rural as the growth is consistently going down, and reached

    the lowest point lately, happening most significantly for Personal care products.

    -60

    -40

    -20

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    120

    Avg. Price per pack Value Volume (packs)

    Ja

    n1

    1

    Ju

    n1

    1

    De

    c1

    1

    Ju

    n1

    2

    De

    c1

    2

    FMCG IN RURAL MONTHLY YEAR-ON-YEAR CHANGE (%)

    Source: Kantar Worldpanel Households Panel Rural Vietnam Total FMCG excluding Gift

    Vol growth (pack) 6m vs. YA

    RURAL 3%

    NORTH 4%

    CENTRAL 8%

    SOUTH -2%

    Vol growth (pack) 6m vs. YA

    DAIRY 10%

    BEVERAGE 10%

    PACK. FOOD 2%

    PERSONAL CARE -9%

    HOME CARE 9%

    Mouth rinse

    Hair Conditioner

    Facial moisturizer

    MA

    T P

    31

    2

    MA

    T P

    31

    3

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    Kantar Worldpanel

    6%

    9%

    0%

    5%

    6% 6%

    3%

    6%

    8%

    3%

    4%

    1%

    2% 3%

    5%

    4% 3%

    6%

    -2%

    0%

    2%

    4%

    6%

    8%

    10%

    URBAN 4 HCMC HANOI DANANG CANTHO RURAL NORTH CENTRAL SOUTH

    Half year ending Q3/2012

    Half year ending Q1/2013

    Pragmatic behaviour is observed in short-term.

    CONSUMER REACT

    BULKY PURCHASE? 1 YES, but much less stock up vs. before

    Number of FMCG packs bought per trip - % change vs. YA

    Source: Kantar Worldpanel Households Panel Total FMCG excluding Gift

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    Kantar Worldpanel

    UPSIZE OR DOWNSIZE?

    Pragmatic behaviour is observed in short-term.

    CONSUMER REACT

    2

    Source: Kantar Worldpanel Households Panel Total FMCG excluding Gift Updated to Q1/2013

    Upsizing trend in volume switching % - Rolling MAT YOY trend

    (10)

    (5)

    -

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    30

    35

    40

    45

    P312

    P412

    P512

    P612

    P712

    P812

    P912

    P101

    2

    P111

    2

    P121

    2

    P131

    2

    P113

    P213

    P313

    Volu

    me s

    witchin

    g p

    erc

    enta

    ge c

    hange %

    Shower gel 600-999ML - Hanoi

    Facial Foam >50G/ML - Hanoi

    Dishwashing 4-4.9L - Hanoi

    Functional Adult Milk Powder >500G - Hanoi

    Granules >500G - North & Central Rural

    Fabcon Non-sachet - Rural

    Still upsizing trend in long-term,

    yet slowing down signal is

    observed in Hanoi and North

    Rural

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    Kantar Worldpanel

    VALUE-FOR-MONEY OPTIONS?

    Pragmatic behaviour is observed in short-term.

    CONSUMER REACT

    3

    Source: Kantar Worldpanel Households Panel Total FMCG excluding Gift

    PRIVATE

    LABEL

    IS GAINING

    GROUND

    34% 35% 40% 2010 2011 2012

    Penetration %

    NUMEROUS PROMOTION CAMPAIGNS & LOW PRICE OFFERS

    56% 57% 64% Repurchase rate %

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    Kantar Worldpanel

    CHANNEL SHIFTING?

    Pragmatic behaviour is observed in short-term.

    CONSUMER REACT

    4

    Source: Kantar Worldpanel Households Panel Total FMCG excluding Gift

    -500000

    0

    500000

    1000000

    1500000

    2000000

    2500000

    P312

    P412

    P512

    P612

    P712

    P812

    P912

    P101

    2

    P111

    2

    P121

    2

    P131

    2

    P113

    P213

    P313

    Provision Store

    Mom&Pop store

    Switching trend from Street shop to H+S - Rolling MAT YOY trend

    Sw

    itchin

    g o

    ccasio

    ns

    Slowing down shifting trend

    from street shop to Hyper

    Supermarket.

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    VIETNAMESE CONSUMER TRENDS

    TOWARDS FMCG

    SPEED &

    CONVENIENCE

    HEALTH &

    WELLNESS

    FROM BASIC

    TO ADDED VALUE INNOVATION

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    Kantar Worldpanel

    Rice soup enters

    more Urban

    families, especially

    households with

    Kid

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    Kantar Worldpanel

    LIQUID MILK

    KNOWLEDGABLE CONSUMERS | HEALTH CARE

    Urban 4 cities

    Rural

    Non-fried products

    reach

    22% Urban households

    in 8 months

    Penetration %

    INSTANT NOODLES

    Volume per buyer

    57 Liter (vs. 50L in 2010)

    27 Liter (vs. 19L in 2010)

    41% (vs. 34% in 2010)

    40% (vs. 25% in 2010)

    Urban 4 cities

    Rural

    SOYA MILK

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    Kantar Worldpanel

    SOPHISTICATED NEEDS | READY TO PAY FOR ADDED VALUE

    Source: Kantar Worldpanel Household Panel Urban 4 key cities & Rural Vietnam excluding gift

    Beauty Cup yogurt reaches

    12% Urban families

    in 10 months

    ~ 270,000

    households

    Cup yogurt Liquid detergent

    10 Liter per Urban family

    (FY12)

    doubled FY10

    figure

    Price index: 112 Price index: 135

  • Kantar Worldpanel

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    MARKET DYNAMICS

    Nowadays, consumers are exposed to many choices, esp. in personal products.

    More new packsizes are offered to satisfy consumers different needs

    In FMCG only, over 3,500 launches of new products / SKUs

    in 2012 (13% active SKUs) SHAMPOO

    172 new packsizes

    Source: Kantar Worldpanel Vietnam Urban 4 key cities - Total FMCG 2012

    # new SKUs

    LIQUID BATH

    101 new packsizes

    PACK SIZE 1,530 #1

    VARIANT 1,017 #2

    LIQUID BATH

    80 new variants

    SHAMPOO

    69 new variants

    BRAND 937 #3

    GROUND

    COFEE

    50 new brands

    BISCUITS

    60 new brands

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    VIETNAM CONSUMER PULSE

    KEY TAKE-AWAY

    CHALLENGES OPPORTUNITIES

    MODERN

    RETAIL

    LANDSCAPE

    RURAL

    CONVENIENCE

    HEALTH

    ADDED VALUE

    INNOVATION