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JDG - JD Group Limited - Audited results for the year ended 31 August

Release Date: 14/11/2011 07:09
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JDG - JD Group Limited - Audited results for the year ended 31 August 2011 JD Group Limited ("JD" or "the Company" or "the Group") Registration number: 1981/009108/06 Share code: JDG ISIN: ZAE000030771 Audited results for the year ended 31 August 2011 R15 741m - Revenue up 25%. 2010: R12 590m 407,7 cents - Headline earnings per share up 34%. 2010: 303,6 cents R1 057m - Operating profit up 39%. 2010: R760m 100 cents - Final dividend per share up 25%. 2010: 80 cents Commentary Business environment The Group is pleased to report the continued improvement in the financial results for the year with headline earnings increasing 34,3% to 407,7 cents a share. 2011 could be described as a watershed year. Firstly, the strategy of separating out Furniture Retail from Financial Services embarked upon three years ago, started to deliver the envisaged financial returns and secondly, the acquisition of Unitrans Auto and Steinbuild from 1 July 2011 added complementary retail assets which further diversifies the Group from its reliance on furniture retail. The Group now comprises six divisions, being Furniture Retail, Cash Retail, Automotive and Home Improvement on the retail side with Financial Services and New Business Development providing the consumer finance offering to all our retail formats. Financial review General The improved financial performance experienced in the first half of the financial year continued during the second six months. The results for the year include Unitrans Auto and Steinbuild for two months as well as a change to calendar month-end in Furniture Retail and HiFi Corp resulting in a 50-week trading year for these two divisions. The inclusion of Unitrans Auto and Steinbuild added R2,4 billion to revenue but the two weeks lost by Furniture Retail and HiFi Corp reduced turnover by R282 million when compared to the prior year. The key features of the annual results are the following: - Turnover up 32% to R11,7 billion - An increase in operating profit of 39% to R1,06 billion (2010: R760 million) - A 10% reduction in debtors cost to R677 million (down from R753 million in 2010) - Total trade and other receivables book growing from R5,3 billion in 2010 to R6,7 billion at 31 August 2011 - Headline earnings per share of 407,7 cents (2010: 303,6 cents) - Dividend per share of 200 cents (2010: 150 cents) Furniture Retail The Furniture Retail division reported excellent full year results with operating profit up 73,1% to R315 million (from R182 million in 2010). On a like-for-like basis, if the division had reported for a full 52 weeks, sales growth would have been a respectable 11,8%. The division also increased its gross margin from 34,5% to 36,0% and contained expense growth to 7,1%. Cash Retail The Cash Retail division, comprising Incredible Connection and HiFi Corp, reported excellent results with a 17,9% growth in operating profit from R190 million in 2010 to R224 million in 2011. Particularly noteworthy, is the increase in the operating margin to 4,9% (2010: 4,4%). This was achieved despite the impact of significant price deflation in key categories and the very competitive landscape. That being said, sales on a like-for-like basis were up by 7,4% if you include HiFi Corp sales for the full 52 weeks. Financial Services Our Financial Services division, which now includes the results of Maravedi that was previously reported as part of the New Business Development division, continued its impressive performance by generating an operating profit of R723 million (2010: R604 million). Especially pleasing was the reduction in debtors cost to R675 million (2010: R753 million) and the impairment ratio of 9,2% (2010: 11,2%). This reduction in debtors costs was achieved despite the growth in the debtors book. Consumer finance debtors grew to R5,9 billion (2010: R5,2 billion) with the credit risk profile continuing to improve. Revenue growth was curtailed due to the lower interest rate environment with finance income only increasing 0,8% year-on-year but the division produced solid growth in our insurance and other revenue lines resulting in a 5,5% increase in revenue to R3,3 billion (2010: R3,1 billion). Credit granting and credit collections are a core strength of the Financial Services division with bad debt write-off levels reducing to R711 million from R930 million in the previous year and current collection rates at 6,4% (2010: 6,1%). Both of these key indicators are most encouraging as we look to extend our Financial Services product offer to new channels. International The results of Abra have been shown separately as a discontinued operation. The division reported a loss of R1 million for the year against a profit of R15 million in 2010. The sale of Abra to Steinhoff Europe became effective on 1 September 2011. New Business Development Our New Business Development division, which now only consists of Blake, generated an operating profit of R30 million (2010: R15 million). The core business activities of Blake are delivering sustainable results on the back of more efficient use of its contact centre and an unwavering focus on cost control. Unitrans Auto and Steinbuild It is also gratifying to report on the results of our newly acquired businesses Unitrans Auto and Steinbuild. The two businesses generated operating profits for the two months since acquisition amounting to R59 million. Balance sheet and cash flow Cash generated by trading increased from R980 million to R1,3 billion for the year as a result of the substantial increase in operating profit. We utilised R632 million in growing the debtors book and a further R722 million to fund additions to property, plant and equipment. This mainly relates to the investment in our key strategic initiatives with the roll- out of the new ERP systems in Furniture Retail and Financial Services as well as the acquisition of a number of new distribution centres. The Group raised R1,6 billion in long-term borrowings with 3 year or longer maturities in order to fund its investing and working capital activities. Our balance sheet remains particularly strong with net interest-bearing debt of R1,2 billion, including the Abra cash, at a gearing ratio of 14,5%. This provides the Group with ample scope to fund its future growth strategy. Prospects The extensive investments to ensure the Group`s ability to substantially grow its core businesses are well on track. The Group is now well positioned and confident about the year ahead. Audit opinion of the independent auditors The auditors, Deloitte & Touche, have issued their opinion on the Group`s financial statements for the year ended 31 August 2011. The audit was conducted in accordance with International Standards on Auditing. They have issued an unmodified audit opinion. These summarised provisional financial statements have been derived from the Group financial statements and are consistent in all material respects with the Group financial statements. A copy of their audit report is available for inspection at the Company`s registered office. Any reference to future financial performance included in this announcement, has not been reviewed or reported on by the Company`s auditors. Dividend The directors have declared a final dividend of 100 cents (2010: 80 cents) per share for the period ended 31 August 2011. In accordance with the settlement procedures of Strate, the following dates will apply to the final dividend: Last day to trade cum dividend Friday, 2 December 2011 Trading ex dividend commences Monday, 5 December 2011 Record date Friday, 9 December 2011 Dividend payment date Monday, 12 December 2011 Share certificates may not be dematerialised or rematerialised between Monday, 5 December 2011and Friday, 9 December 2011, both days inclusive. The company`s annual general meeting will be held on 16 February 2012 at the Group`s head office in Braamfontein, Johannesburg and shareholders are encouraged to attend this meeting. A complete notice, together with a copy of the Group`s annual report, will be dispatched to shareholders in due course. By order of the Board I David Sussman Grattan Kirk Bennie van Rooy Executive Chairman Chief Executive Officer Financial Director 11 November 2011 Condensed Group statement of comprehensive income Audited Restated# 12 months 12 months ended ended 31 August 31 August
2011 2010 Change R million R million % Sale of merchandise 11 740 8 901 32 Finance charges earned 1 587 1 575 1 Financial services 1 343 1 165 15 Other services 1 071 949 13 Revenue 15 741 12 590 25 Cost of sales 8 550 6 307 35 Operating expenses 5 457 4 770 14 Administration and other expenses 1 207 1 188 Depreciation and amortisation 229 187 Employees 2 550 2 158 Marketing 363 321 Occupancy 824 696 Share-based payment 35 26 Transport and travel 246 198 Loss/(surplus) on disposal of 3 (4) property, plant and equipment Operating profit before debtors costs 1 734 1 513 15 Debtors costs (note 2) 677 753 (10) Operating profit 1 057 760 39 Investment income 5 4 Finance income 65 73 Finance costs (160) (181) Share of profits of associates 2 - Profit before taxation from 969 656 48 continuing operations Taxation 264 163 62 Profit for the year from continuing 705 493 43 operations (Loss)/profit after tax for the year (1) 15 from discontinued operations Profit for the year 704 508 39 Attributable to: Shareholders 699 501 Minorities 5 7 704 508 39 Earnings per share (cents) - basic 406,2 304,9 - diluted 402,0 301,4 # 2010 has been restated to eliminate Abra, which is not disclosed as a discontinued operation. Condensed Group statement of other comprehensive income Audited Audited
12 months 12 months ended ended 31 August 31 August 2011 2010
R million R million Profit for the year 704 508 Exchange differences on translating foreign (1) (31) operations Total comprehensive income for the year 703 477 Attributable to: Shareholders 698 470 Minorities 5 7 703 477 Condensed Group statement of financial position Audited Audited 31 August 31 August
2011 2010 R million R million Assets Non-current assets 4 630 1 617 Property, plant and equipment 1 440 767 Vehicle rental fleet 17 - Goodwill (note 3) 1 324 493 Intangible assets (note 3) 1 658 212 Investments and loans 84 30 Interest in associate company 6 - Deferred taxation 101 115 Current assets 11 887 7 664 Inventories 3 059 1 575 Trade and other receivables (note 4) 6 704 5 276 Vehicle rental fleet 352 - Financial assets 1 - Taxation 395 34 Bank balances and cash 1 376 779 Assets classified as held for sale 217 - Total assets 16 734 9 281 Equity and liabilities Equity and reserves Share capital and premium 4 245 1 779 Treasury shares (263) (378) Non-distributable and other reserves 231 158 Retained earnings 3 644 3 464 Reserves of a disposed business classified as 34 - held for sale Shareholders for dividend 216 131 Shareholders` equity 8 107 5 154 Minority shareholders` interest 58 34 Total equity 8 165 5 188 Non-current liabilities 2 448 1 057 Interest-bearing long-term liabilities 1 717 922 Non-interest-bearing long-term liability 202 75 Deferred taxation 529 60 Current liabilities 6 030 3 036 Trade and other payables (note 6) 4 933 2 424 Provisions 41 - Interest-bearing liabilities 946 502 Financial liabilities - 4 Taxation 82 84 Bank overdraft 28 22 Liabilities classified as held for sale 91 - Total equity and liabilities 16 734 9 281 Directors` valuation of unlisted investments 84 30 Capital expenditure authorised and contracted 634 155 Capital expenditure authorised and not yet 151 234 contracted Operating lease commitments 2 657 1 480 Net asset value per share (cents) 3 687,8 3 022,8 Gearing ratio (net) (%) 14,5 12,9 Condensed Group cash flow statement Audited Audited 12 months 12 months ended ended
31 August 31 August 2011 2010 R million R million Cash flows from operating activities 343 62 Cash generated by trading 1 322 980 Increase in working capital (313) (334) Cash generated by operations 1 009 646 Investment income 5 4 Finance costs - net (92) (92) Taxation paid (282) (314) Cash available from operating activities 640 244 Dividends paid (297) (182) Cash utilised in investing activities (622) (99) Acquisition of subsidiary companies (note 5) 128 - Investment and loan receipts - 62 Proceeds on disposal of property, plant and 12 27 equipment Additions to property, plant and equipment (722) (188) Proceeds on disposal of rental fleet vehicles 43 - Additions to rental fleet vehicles (83) - Cash flows from financing activities 1 008 69 Proceeds on disposal of treasury shares by 65 27 share incentive trust Acquisition of shares by share incentive trust - (18) Increase in shareholding in subsidiary company (12) - Settlement of minority interest in business (7) - combination Long-term borrowings raised 1 632 633 Long-term borrowings repaid (588) (527) Finance lease liabilities repaid (82) (46) Net increase in cash and cash equivalents 729 32 Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 757 725 Cash and cash equivalents at end of year 1 486 757 Cash included in disposed business held for (138) - sale Cash and cash equivalents at end of year from 1 348 757 continuing operations Condensed Group statement of changes in equity Audited Audited
31 August 31 August 2011 2010 R million R million Share capital and premium 4 245 1 779 Opening balance 1 779 1 779 Proceeds on issue of shares 2 466 - Treasury shares (263) (378) Opening balance (378) (411) Shares purchased by share incentive trust - (18) Proceeds on disposal of shares by share 65 27 incentive trust Loss on disposal of treasury shares 50 24 Share-based payment reserve 115 80 Opening balance 80 77 Share-based payment 35 26 Transfer to retained income - (23) Non-distributable reserves 116 78 Opening balance 78 89 Translation of foreign entities (1) (31) Transfer to reserves of a disposed business 19 - Net disposal of joint venture interests (2) - Transfer from retained income 22 20 Retained earnings 3 644 3 464 Opening balance 3 464 3 230 Profit attributable to shareholders 699 501 Loss on disposal of treasury shares (50) (24) Distributable to shareholders (391) (255) Distributable to share incentive trust 9 9 Transfer from share-based payment reserve - 23 Transfer to reserves of a disposed business (53) - Arising on increase in shareholding in (12) - subsidiary Transfer to non-distributable reserves (22) (20) Reserves of a disposed business 34 - Opening balance - - Transfer from non-distributable reserves (19) - Transfer from retained income 53 - Shareholders for dividend 216 131 Opening balance 131 67 Distributable to shareholders 391 255 Distributable to share incentive trust (9) (9) Paid to shareholders (307) (189) Paid to share incentive trust 10 7 Shareholders` equity 8 107 5 154 Minority shareholders` interest 58 34 Opening balance 34 27 Minority interest arising on acquisition of 28 - subsidiaries Profit attributable to minorities 5 7 Dividends paid to minorities (4) - Net disposal of joint venture interests (5) - Total 8 165 5 188 Supplementary information Audited Audited 12 months 12 months ended ended
31 August 31 August 2011 2010 R million R million Reconciliation of headline earnings Profit attributable to shareholders 699 501 Loss/(surplus) on disposal of property, plant 4 (3) and equipment Taxation thereon (1) 1 Headline earnings 702 499 Number of shares in issue (000) 219 830 170 500 Treasury shares held (000) (4 310) (6 208) Number of shares held outside the Group (000) 215 520 164 292 Weighted average number of shares in issue (000) - basic 172 142 164 314 - diluted 173 932 166 253 Headline earnings per share (cents) - basic 407,7 303,6 - diluted 403,5 300,1 Distribution to shareholders (cents) 200 150 - Interim 100 70 - Final (proposed) 100 80 Operating margin (%) 6,7 6,0 The earnings and headline earnings per share are calculated in R thousands as opposed to R million. Notes 1. Accounting policies The condensed financial information has been prepared in accordance with the framework concepts and the measurement and recognition requirements of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), the AC 500 standards as issued by the Accounting Practices Board and the information as required by IAS 34: Interim Financial Reporting, the JSE Listings Requirements and the Companies Act. The report has been prepared using accounting policies that comply with IFRS which are consistent with those applied in the financial statements for the year ended 31 August 2010, except for the adoption of the accounting standards and interpretations that became effective during the current year: The adoption of these standards and interpretations had no material impact on the Group. Audited Audited
12 months 12 months ended ended 31 August 31 August 2011 2010
R million R million 2. Debtors` costs Decrease in impairment provision (34) (177) Bad debts written off 711 930 677 753 3. Goodwill and intangible assets Goodwill comprises: Carrying value at beginning of year 493 493 Arising on acquisitions during the year 831 - Carrying value at end of year 1 324 493 Intangible assets comprise: Carrying value at beginning of year 212 256 Arising on acquisitions during the year 1 482 - Amortisation for the current year (36) (44) Carrying value at end of year 1 658 212 4. Trade and other receivables Instalment sale and other loan receivables (a) 5 921 5 224 Trade receivables 629 69 Total instalment sale, loan and other trade 6 550 5 293 receivables Less: Impairment provision (598) (586) Net instalment sale, loan and other trade 5 952 4 707 receivables Other receivables 752 569 Total trade and other receivables 6 704 5 276 Provisions as a percentage of total instalment 9,1 11,1 sale and trade receivables (%) In accordance with industry norms, amounts due from instalment sale receivables after one year are included in current assets. The credit terms of instalment sale receivables range from six to 36 months. a. Classified as loans and receivables and carried at amortised cost. 5. Acquisition of subsidiary companies (provisional values) Unitrans Steinbuild Property, plant and equipment 109 53 Vehicle rental fleet 341 - Deferred taxation (135) (2) Trade and other receivables 621 173 Investments 54 - Inventories 1 405 141 Taxation 3 (2) Interest-bearing liabilities (269) (8) Non-interest-bearing liabilities (120) (27) Trade and other payables (2 034) (250) Bank and cash 807 23 Minority interest - (28) 782 73 Intangible assets 1 453 29 Goodwill 765 66 Cost of investment 3 000 168 Settled by issue of shares (2 466) - Bank and cash acquired (807) (23) Cash flow from acquisition of subsidiaries (273) 145 6. Trade and other payables The directors consider the carrying amount of trade and other payables to approximate their fair values. The credit period of trade payables ranges between 30 and 120 days. 7. Diluted earnings and headline earnings per share The number of shares for diluted earnings purposes has been calculated after considering the dilutive impact of share options and the cash value to be paid in future, in respect of unissued shares granted to employees. 8. Related parties The Group entered into various transactions with related parties which occurred under terms that are no more favourable than those arranged with independent third parties. 9. Subsequent events The sale of Abra is based on its audited results to 31 August 2011 as disclosed in the Group circular dated 24 May 2011. The closing actions relating to the sale are currently in process. The sale should be concluded by mid-December. The Group announced on SENS on 19 October 2011 that Steinhoff International Holdings Limited (Steinhoff) had acquired from the existing shareholders, subject to certain conditions precedent, call options over JD Group Limited ordinary shares, which, if exercised, may result in Steinhoff`s shareholding in the Group increasing from approximately 32% to in excess of 50%. The call options expire on 31 March 2012. As a result of Steinhoff`s existing shareholding exceeding 25%, the Group is considering changing its year end to 30 June to coincide with that of Steinhoff. Other than those disclosed in the profit announcement, no other significant events have occurred in the period between 31 August 2011 and the date of this announcement. Segmental analysis - business divisions Furniture Retail Year ended ended 31 August 2011 2010 Revenue Rm 5 775 5 339 Operating profit Rm 315 182 Depreciation Rm 57 32 Total assets Rm 1 374 1 016 Total current liabilities Rm 1 547 1 249 Capital expenditure Rm 114 44 Operating margin % 5,5 3,4 Total sale of merchandise Rm 4 963 4 619 Share of Group sale of merchandise % 42,3 48,5 Credit sales Rm 3 181 3 162 Percentage of total % 64,1 68,5 Cash sales Rm 1 782 1 457 Percentage of total % 35,9 31,5 Number of stores 988 949 Revenue per store R000 5 845 5 626 Retail square meterage 496 372 495 584 Revenue per square metre Rand 11 634 10 773 Number of employees 9 035 8 928 Revenue per employee R000 639 598 Instalment sale and other loan Rm receivables Impairment provision Rm Bad debts written off Rm Receivables` arrears Rm Deposit rate on credit sales % Collection rate % #Elimination of interdivisional origination fees. *2010 has been restated to eliminate Abra, which is now disclosed as a discontinued operation. **Maravedi has been integrated into Financial Services and reclassified from New Business Development. Segmental analysis - business divisions (continued) Financial Services** Year ended ended 31 August 2011 2010 Revenue Rm 3 314 3 140 Operating profit Rm 723 604 Depreciation Rm 24 21 Total assets Rm 5 965 4 961 Total current liabilities Rm 80 323 Capital expenditure Rm 16 23 Operating margin % 21,8 20,6 Total sale of merchandise Rm Share of Group sale of merchandise % Credit sales Rm Percentage of total % Cash sales Rm Percentage of total % Number of stores 988 949 Revenue per store R000 3 354 3 035 Retail square meterage 55 152 55 065 Revenue per square metre Rand Number of employees 4 809 4 560 Revenue per employee R000 689 704 Instalment sale and other loan Rm 5 921 5 224 receivables Impairment provision Rm 545 586 Bad debts written off Rm 711 930 Receivables` arrears Rm 1 058 1 022 Deposit rate on credit sales % 5,9 7,6 Collection rate % 6,4 6,1 #Elimination of interdivisional origination fees. *2010 has been restated to eliminate Abra, which is now disclosed as a discontinued operation. **Maravedi has been integrated into Financial Services and reclassified from New Business Development. Segmental analysis - business divisions (continued) Cash Retail Year ended ended 31 August 2011 2010 Revenue Rm 4 578 4 308 Operating profit Rm 224 190 Depreciation Rm 51 46 Total assets Rm 1 070 507 Total current liabilities Rm 770 619 Capital expenditure Rm 46 56 Operating margin % 4,9 4,4 Total sale of merchandise Rm 4 518 4 282 Share of Group sale of merchandise % 38,5 45,0 Credit sales Rm Percentage of total % Cash sales Rm 4 518 4 282 Percentage of total % 100,0 100,0 Number of stores 96 92 Revenue per store R000 47 688 46 826 Retail square meterage 97 938 90 617 Revenue per square metre Rand 46 744 47 541 Number of employees 3 625 3 608 Revenue per employee R000 1 263 1 194 Instalment sale and other loan Rm receivables Impairment provision Rm Bad debts written off Rm Receivables` arrears Rm Deposit rate on credit sales % Collection rate % #Elimination of interdivisional origination fees. *2010 has been restated to eliminate Abra, which is now disclosed as a discontinued operation. **Maravedi has been integrated into Financial Services and reclassified from New Business Development. Segmental analysis - business divisions (continued) New Business Dev Year ended ended 31 August 2011 2010** Revenue Rm 245 267 Operating profit Rm 30 15 Depreciation Rm 16 19 Total assets Rm 103 397 Total current liabilities Rm 22 442 Capital expenditure Rm 10 15 Operating margin % 12,2 5,1 Total sale of merchandise Rm Share of Group sale of merchandise % Credit sales Rm Percentage of total % Cash sales Rm Percentage of total % Number of stores Revenue per store R000 Retail square meterage Revenue per square metre Rand Number of employees 1 646 1 551 Revenue per employee R000 149 261 Instalment sale and other loan Rm receivables Impairment provision Rm Bad debts written off Rm Receivables` arrears Rm Deposit rate on credit sales % Collection rate % #Elimination of interdivisional origination fees. *2010 has been restated to eliminate Abra, which is now disclosed as a discontinued operation. **Maravedi has been integrated into Financial Services and reclassified from New Business Development. Segmental analysis - business divisions (continued) Unitrans/Steinbuild Year ended ended 31 August 2011 2010 Revenue Rm 2 376 - Operating profit Rm 59 - Depreciation Rm 19 - Total assets Rm 5 311 - Total current liabilities Rm 2 565 - Capital expenditure Rm 88 - Operating margin % 2,5 - Total sale of merchandise Rm 2 259 Share of Group sale of merchandise % 19,2 Credit sales Rm Percentage of total % Cash sales Rm 2 259 Percentage of total % 100,0 Number of stores 143 Revenue per store R000 32 014 Retail square meterage 568 994 Revenue per square metre Rand 8 046 Number of employees 6 015 Revenue per employee R000 41 Instalment sale and other loan Rm receivables Impairment provision Rm 53 Bad debts written off Rm Receivables` arrears Rm Deposit rate on credit sales % Collection rate % #Elimination of interdivisional origination fees. *2010 has been restated to eliminate Abra, which is now disclosed as a discontinued operation. **Maravedi has been integrated into Financial Services and reclassified from New Business Development. Segmental analysis - business divisions (continued) Corporate Year ended ended 31 August 2011 2010 Revenue Rm (547)# (464)# Operating profit Rm (294) (231) Depreciation Rm 26 26 Total assets Rm 2 694 2 168 Total current liabilities Rm 1 046 291 Capital expenditure Rm 531 44 Operating margin % Total sale of merchandise Rm Share of Group sale of merchandise % Credit sales Rm Percentage of total % Cash sales Rm Percentage of total % Number of stores Revenue per store R000 Retail square meterage Revenue per square metre Rand Number of employees 588 539 Revenue per employee R000 Instalment sale and other loan receivables Rm Impairment provision Rm Bad debts written off Rm Receivables` arrears Rm Deposit rate on credit sales % Collection rate % #Elimination of interdivisional origination fees. *2010 has been restated to eliminate Abra, which is now disclosed as a discontinued operation. **Maravedi has been integrated into Financial Services and reclassified from New Business Development. Segmental analysis - business divisions (continued) Discontinued operations Year ended ended 31 August 2011 2010* Revenue Rm - - Operating profit Rm - - Depreciation Rm - - Total assets Rm 217 232 Total current liabilities Rm - 112 Capital expenditure Rm 6 Operating margin % - - Total sale of merchandise Rm Share of Group sale of merchandise % Credit sales Rm Percentage of total % Cash sales Rm Percentage of total % Number of stores Revenue per store R000 Retail square meterage Revenue per square metre Rand Number of employees Revenue per employee R000 Instalment sale and other loan receivables Rm Impairment provision Rm Bad debts written off Rm Receivables` arrears Rm Deposit rate on credit sales % Collection rate % #Elimination of interdivisional origination fees. *2010 has been restated to eliminate Abra, which is now disclosed as a discontinued operation. **Maravedi has been integrated into Financial Services and reclassified from New Business Development. Segmental analysis - business divisions (continued) Group
Year ended ended 31 August 2011 2010* Revenue Rm 15 741 12 590 Operating profit Rm 1 057 760 Depreciation Rm 193 144 Total assets Rm 16 734 9 281 Total current liabilities Rm 6 030 3 036 Capital expenditure Rm 805 188 Operating margin % 6,7 6,0 Total sale of merchandise Rm 11 740 8 901 Share of Group sale of merchandise % 100,0 93,5 Credit sales Rm 3 181 3 162 Percentage of total % 27,1 35,5 Cash sales Rm 8 599 5 739 Percentage of total % 72,9 64,5 Number of stores 1 227 1 041 Revenue per store R000 12 829 12 094 Retail square meterage 1 218 456 641 266 Revenue per square metre Rand 12 919 19 633 Number of employees 25 718 19 186 Revenue per employee R000 612 656 Instalment sale and other loan receivables Rm 5 921 5 224 Impairment provision Rm 598 586 Bad debts written off Rm 711 930 Receivables` arrears Rm 1 058 1 022 Deposit rate on credit sales % 5,9 7,6 Collection rate % 6,4 6,1 #Elimination of interdivisional origination fees. *2010 has been restated to eliminate Abra, which is now disclosed as a discontinued operation. **Maravedi has been integrated into Financial Services and reclassified from New Business Development. Administration Executive directors ID Sussman (chairman), AG Kirk (chief executive officer), KR Chauke, Dr HP Greeff, ID Thompson, BJ van Rooy Independent non-executive directors VP Khanyile (lead independent non- executive), N Bodasing, Dr D Konar, M Lock, M Matlwa, MJ Shaw, JH Schindehutte, GZ Steffens Company secretary JMWR Pieterse Press announcement prepared by BJ van Rooy CA(SA) Registered office 11th Floor, JD House, 27 Stiemens Street, Braamfontein, Johannesburg, 2001 (PO Box 4208, Johannesburg, 2000) Telephone +27 11 408 0408 Facsimile +27 11 408 0604 Email: info@jdg.co.za Transfer secretaries Computershare Investor Services (Proprietary) Limited 70 Marshall Street, Johannesburg, 2001 Telephone +27 11 370 5000 Facsimile +27 11 688 5238 ADR depository File number 82-4401, The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation, One Wall Street, New York, NY 10286 United States of America Telephone +1 212 495 1284 Facsimile +1 212 635 1121 Sponsor PSG Capital (Proprietary) Limited, Ground Floor, DM Kisch House, Inanda Greens Business Park, 54 Wierda Road West, Wierda Valley, Sandton, 2196 Telephone +27 11 784 1712 Facsimile +27 11 784 4755 Independent auditors Deloitte & Touche Date: 14/11/2011 07:09:01 Supplied by www.sharenet.co.za Produced by the JSE SENS Department. The SENS service is an information dissemination service administered by the JSE Limited (`JSE`). The JSE does not, whether expressly, tacitly or implicitly, represent, warrant or in any way guarantee the truth, accuracy or completeness of the information published on SENS. The JSE, their officers, employees and agents accept no liability for (or in respect of) any direct, indirect, incidental or consequential loss or damage of any kind or nature, howsoever arising, from the use of SENS or the use of, or reliance on, information disseminated through SENS.

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