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  • 2013 DRIVE GROWTH IN RETAIL BUSINESS

    THE NIELSEN COMPANY

  • TODAYS PRESENTERYongky Susilo

    Yongky Susilo serves as Executive Director of Nielsen Indonesia and Board Expert APRINDO based in Jakarta. He has more than 20 years of experience in marketing, sales, business development and research across the retail and manufacturing industries.

    Yongky is one of the todays leading experts on consumer attitudes and behavior, prominently and frequently featured in the nations major media. He is a professor at MM University of Indonesia, ex Senior Academic Advisor University Bunda Mulia and book author of RETAIL RULES and expert editor of Retail Indonesia magazine.Yongky earned an BSC from California State University of Fresno, USA.

    Copyright 2012 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary.*

  • INDONESIA RETAIL MARKET TREND

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    INDONESIA

    Copyright 2013 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary.*

    World economy recovery, weakening 2014= 3.7 2015= 4.02013 = 3.22.8 3.01.91.2 1.5-0.52.5 3.02.64.6 5.65.25.4 5.55.0Source: IMF April 20141.71.13.42.02.66.4

    Copyright 2013 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary.*

    SEA overall show rebound in 2015 despite Chinas continuous slow down. Indonesia is 2nd best in SEA after PhilippinesSource : IMF

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    GDP GrowthIt has been a stable growth despite slow down Source : BI and IMF 2014

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    5,6%

    8.2% Impacting slower growth in auto and motorcycleH1 14 7%

    H1 13 12% Source: Gaikindo AISI

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    H1 14 17%

    H1 13 20.6% Credit growth is slowing down alsoSource : BI

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    H1 14 8%

    H1 13 14% Electronic sales growth is slowing downSource : EMC

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    Indonesia Modern Trade| FoodFood volume growth is only 6.4% compared to last years 11.4%

    Chart1

    12.5772364549.690656

    19.2851044117.293592

    20.2734794637.378287

    16.7490634613.713481

    18.0525574888.876035

    20.4867384986.123508

    20.5997925779.537382

    12.5000756706.74843

    10.821854751.568017

    19.8010645242.338127

    18.6064265070.88819

    14.9837935245.201658

    18.3563635384.848374

    19.9601814939.112851

    17.4014355444.348638

    14.1121675264.808429

    17.6146185750.032875

    Sales Growth vs. Last Year

    Sales Value (in billion)

    Sheet1

    JAN 13FEB 13MAR 13APR 13MAY 13JUNE 13JULY 13AUG 13SEP 13OCT 13NOV 13DEC 13JAN 14FEB 14MAR 14APR 14MAY 14

    Sales Growth vs. Last Year12.619.320.316.718.120.520.612.510.819.818.615.018.420.017.414.117.6

    Sales Value (in billion)4,549.74,117.34,637.44,613.74,888.94,986.15,779.56,706.74,751.65,242.35,070.95,245.25,384.84,939.15,444.35,264.85,750.0

    JAN 12FEB 12MAR 12APR 12MAY 12JUN 12JUL 12AUG 12SEP 12OCT 12NOV 12DEC 12

    10.27.810.215.814.820.730.141.7-1.019.518.323.8

    3,933.83,364.03,759.73,848.24,018.74,000.24,647.45,814.24,158.54,256.74,159.24,447.8

    Copyright 2013 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary.*

    IHK RAW FOOD IN Q114 HIT AS HIGH AS FESTIVE 2013Prepared for: [Client Name] Source: XXXXXXFuel price increaseFestive 2013Rupiah DepreciationRupiah ApreciationFood Price Adjustment due to supply improvementRaw food Price increaseLPG increase

    Copyright 2014 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary.*Consumer Confidence Survey Q2 2014 Field Dates: May 12 to May 30, 2014

    PRICE INCREASE IS RISING CONCERNSID Q1 2014Base : All respondents n=503ID Q2 2014Base : All respondents n=502 What is your biggest concern over the next six months?

    Chart1

    46

    56

    65

    57

    67

    77

    78

    98

    128

    2014

    Biggest concern

    Second biggest concern

    Major Concerns_ID

    NoIDQ1 2014Q2 2014

    1Increasing food prices1010

    2Childrens' education and/or welfare1210

    3Global warming1110

    4Increasing fuel prices1112

    5Crime1315

    6Parents' welfare and happiness1515

    7Health1715

    8Political stability2019

    9Work/life balance1420

    10The economy3434

    Q1

    Biggest concernSecond biggest concern

    Job security46

    Increasing fuel prices56

    Global warming65

    Childrens' education and/or welfare57

    Crime67

    Work/life balance77

    Parents' welfare and happiness78

    Health98

    Political stability128

    The economy2014

    Major Concerns_ID

    Q1 2014

    Q2 2014

    Major Concerns_AP%Global

    Biggest concern

    Second biggest concern

    Usage of Spare Cash_Global & AP

    APBiggest/Second biggest concern

    1Global warming6

    2Political stability8

    3Increasing utility bills (electricity, gas, heating, etc)9

    4Childrens' education and/or welfare13

    5Increasing food prices15

    6Parents' welfare and happiness15

    7Job security21

    8Health24

    9Work/life balance25

    10The economy30

    GlobalBiggest/Second biggest concern

    10Political stability7

    9Debt11

    8Increasing utility bills (electricity, gas, heating, etc)12

    7Parents' welfare and happiness12

    6Childrens' education and/or welfare12

    5Increasing food prices15

    4Work/life balance18

    3Health21

    2Job security23

    1The economy27

    AP

    Biggest concernSecond biggest concern

    Global warming33

    Political stability35

    Increasing utility bills (electricity, gas, heating, etc)45

    Childrens' education and/or welfare67

    Increasing food prices69

    Parents' welfare and happiness69

    Health1113

    Job security129

    Work/life balance1312

    The economy1713

    Global

    Biggest concernSecond biggest concern

    Political stability34

    Debt65

    Increasing utility bills (electricity, gas, heating, etc)57

    Parents' welfare and happiness57

    Childrens' education and/or welfare66

    Increasing food prices69

    Work/life balance99

    Health1011

    Job security149

    The economy1512

    Usage of Spare Cash_Global & AP

    Biggest/Second biggest concern

    Usage of Spare Cash_ID

    Biggest/Second biggest concern

    Index_Global & AP

    Biggest concern

    Second biggest concern

    Job Prospects

    Biggest concern

    Second biggest concern

    Personal Finances

    NoAPQ1 2014Q2 2014

    1Retirement fund1714

    2Paying off debts / credit cards / loans2522

    3Home improvements / decorating2725

    4Investing in shares of stock / mutual funds3834

    5New technology products3537

    6Out of home entertainment3837

    7New clothes4038

    8Holidays / vacations4444

    9Putting into savings6762

    NoGlobal AverageQ1 2014Q2 2014

    1Retirement fund1211

    2Investing in shares of stock / mutual funds2321

    3Home improvements / decorating2323

    4Paying off debts / credit cards / loans2725

    5New technology products2627

    6Out of home entertainment3131

    7New clothes3434

    8Holidays / vacations3535

    9Putting into savings5148

    Personal Finances

    Q1 2014

    Q2 2014

    Time To Buy

    Q1 2014

    Q2 2014

    NoIDQ1 2014Q2 2014

    1Retirement fund1410

    2Paying off debts / credit cards / loans1718

    3Out of home entertainment2722

    4New clothes2623

    5Home improvements / decorating2425

    6New technology products2626

    7Investing in shares of stock / mutual funds3531

    8Holidays / vacations4438

    9Putting into savings7165

    Q1 2014

    Q2 2014

    Q2 2014

    IN128

    ID123

    PH120

    CN111

    AE109

    DK106

    TH105

    US104

    HK103

    SA102

    CA102

    Global Average97

    Q2 2014

    IN128

    ID123

    PH120

    CN111

    TH105

    HK103

    NZ99

    SG98

    VN98

    MY93

    AU85

    TW75

    JP73

    KO53

    AP106

    Q2 2014

    Q2 2014

    INPHIDCNTHNZHKSGMYVNAUJPTWKOAP

    Good60636460495049484338293019753

    Excellent23141212965566422212

    Good

    Excellent

    IDPHINCNTHNZSGHKVNMYAUTWJPKOAP

    Good636257625350504949444328191553

    Excellent221822796554664239

    Good

    Excellent

    INIDPHHKTHCNSGNZAUVNMYTWJPKOAP

    Good465042424042393834342919151338

    Excellent1479553434432225

    Good

    Excellent

    Chart1

    37

    46

    55

    57

    78

    78

    78

    118

    1010

    2212

    Biggest concern

    Second biggest concern

    Major Concerns_ID

    NoIDQ1 2014Q2 2014

    1Increasing food prices1010

    2Childrens' education and/or welfare1210

    3Global warming1110

    4Increasing fuel prices1112

    5Crime1315

    6Parents' welfare and happiness1515

    7Health1715

    8Political stability2019

    9Work/life balance1420

    10The economy3434

    Q1

    Biggest concernSecond biggest concern

    Job security46

    Increasing fuel prices56

    Global warming65

    Childrens' education and/or welfare57

    Crime67

    Work/life balance77

    Parents' welfare and happiness78

    Health98

    Political stability128

    The economy2014

    Biggest concernSecond biggest concern

    Increasing food prices37

    Childrens' education and/or welfare46

    Global warming55

    Increasing fuel prices57

    Crime78

    Parents' welfare and happiness78

    Health78

    Political stability118

    Work/life balance1010

    The economy2212

    Major Concerns_ID

    Q1 2014

    Q2 2014

    Major Concerns_AP%Global

    Biggest concern

    Second biggest concern

    Usage of Spare Cash_Global & AP

    Biggest concern

    Second biggest concern

    Usage of Spare Cash_ID

    APBiggest/Second biggest concern

    1Global warming6

    2Political stability8

    3Increasing utility bills (electricity, gas, heating, etc)9

    4Childrens' education and/or welfare13

    5Increasing food prices15

    6Parents' welfare and happiness15

    7Job security21

    8Health24

    9Work/life balance25

    10The economy30

    GlobalBiggest/Second biggest concern

    10Political stability7

    9Debt11

    8Increasing utility bills (electricity, gas, heating, etc)12

    7Parents' welfare and happiness12

    6Childrens' education and/or welfare12

    5Increasing food prices15

    4Work/life balance18

    3Health21

    2Job security23

    1The economy27

    AP

    Biggest concernSecond biggest concern

    Global warming33

    Political stability35

    Increasing utility bills (electricity, gas, heating, etc)45

    Childrens' education and/or welfare67

    Increasing food prices69

    Parents' welfare and happiness69

    Health1113

    Job security129

    Work/life balance1312

    The economy1713

    Global

    Biggest concernSecond biggest concern

    Political stability34

    Debt65

    Increasing utility bills (electricity, gas, heating, etc)57

    Parents' welfare and happiness57

    Childrens' education and/or welfare66

    Increasing food prices69

    Work/life balance99

    Health1011

    Job security149

    The economy1512

    Usage of Spare Cash_ID

    Biggest/Second biggest concern

    Index_Global & AP

    Biggest/Second biggest concern

    Job Prospects

    Biggest concern

    Second biggest concern

    Personal Finances

    Biggest concern

    Second biggest concern

    Time To Buy

    NoAPQ1 2014Q2 2014

    1Retirement fund1714

    2Paying off debts / credit cards / loans2522

    3Home improvements / decorating2725

    4Investing in shares of stock / mutual funds3834

    5New technology products3537

    6Out of home entertainment3837

    7New clothes4038

    8Holidays / vacations4444

    9Putting into savings6762

    NoGlobal AverageQ1 2014Q2 2014

    1Retirement fund1211

    2Investing in shares of stock / mutual funds2321

    3Home improvements / decorating2323

    4Paying off debts / credit cards / loans2725

    5New technology products2627

    6Out of home entertainment3131

    7New clothes3434

    8Holidays / vacations3535

    9Putting into savings5148

    Time To Buy

    Q1 2014

    Q2 2014

    Q1 2014

    Q2 2014

    NoIDQ1 2014Q2 2014

    1Retirement fund1410

    2Paying off debts / credit cards / loans1718

    3Out of home entertainment2722

    4New clothes2623

    5Home improvements / decorating2425

    6New technology products2626

    7Investing in shares of stock / mutual funds3531

    8Holidays / vacations4438

    9Putting into savings7165

    Q1 2014

    Q2 2014

    Q2 2014

    IN128

    ID123

    PH120

    CN111

    AE109

    DK106

    TH105

    US104

    HK103

    SA102

    CA102

    Global Average97

    Q2 2014

    IN128

    ID123

    PH120

    CN111

    TH105

    HK103

    NZ99

    SG98

    VN98

    MY93

    AU85

    TW75

    JP73

    KO53

    AP106

    Q2 2014

    Q2 2014

    INPHIDCNTHNZHKSGMYVNAUJPTWKOAP

    Good60636460495049484338293019753

    Excellent23141212965566422212

    Good

    Excellent

    IDPHINCNTHNZSGHKVNMYAUTWJPKOAP

    Good636257625350504949444328191553

    Excellent221822796554664239

    Good

    Excellent

    INIDPHHKTHCNSGNZAUVNMYTWJPKOAP

    Good465042424042393834342919151338

    Excellent1479553434432225

    Good

    Excellent

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    1 Trillion USD0.6 Trillion USD4000 USD50% 0.7 Trilion USD0.3 Trillion USD1500 USD43% Over 2 Trillion USD1.5 Trillion USD9000 USD68%Size economyConsumer market GDP per capitaUrban population

    IndonesiaBigger & FasterSource: WB,McKinsey

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    Is all for Reform

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    SUBSIDYJokowi JK will increase fuel Rp 1500 (27%) from Rp 6500 prior to SBY end of term. Cut aggresively in a time frame of three yearsDrive inflation to 8%Hike may potentially save Rp70tr, c.30% of the current infrastructure budgetEliminate electricity subsidy in two years, replace solar into abundant coal and geothermal, open for DDI and FDIEase up CAD from 4-4.5% to 2-2.5%

    INFRASTRUCTURE and INCOMETax agency will be under President, to maximize tax revenue by broadening the tax base, today 10m tax payersPertamina and PLN IPO , for transparencyAfter constitutional court verdict, Jokowi/JK coalition has 37% representation in the upcoming parliament, while Golkar brings over 19%, Demokrat 11% and PPP 8%, potentially reaching 75% of representation in parliament.The Hajj Fund is estimated to have a corpus of Rp64tr (c.US$5.5bn), equivalent to 70% of the countrys current infrastructure budget. Freeport estimate the exports in August-December '14will be c.US$200300mn per month, royalty and divestment of stake to the Indonesian government of up to 30% (from existing 9.36%).

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    Source: Standard CharteredMOVING INTO LARGE ECONOMY (NEW WORLD ORDER)

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    EXPERIENCE ECONOMY

  • INDONESIA CONSUMER TREND

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    LARGE BASE OF YOUNG GENERATION WITH POPULATION GROWTH OF 1.48 %Source: USCB, CIA

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    MIDDLE CLASS HAS BECOME MAJORITY POPULATION WITH 131 MILLION, GROWING 7 MILLION PER ANNUM25% 199956.5% 2010Source: WorldBank, BPS

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    THIRD LARGEST MIDDLE CLASS IN ASIA

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    THE RETAIL ASPIRATIONAL DEVELOPMENTMOVING FROM QUALITY & PRICE TO QUALITY & EXPERIENCEStreet market & SupermarketHypermarket/Minimarket /FastfoodLocal Department StoresMallsConsumer DurablesLicensed Brand FashionLifestyle, Fashion & AccessoriesCulinary F&B DiversityIndoor/Outdoor Shopping StreetsInternational Brand RetailingLuxury BrandsAdventuresQuality & ExperienceQuantity &PriceConvenience RestoEntertainmentSports

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    To become extraordinary If you do not know to do things, ask the Lord, He will annoint us with CREATIVITYIf we have God CREATIVITY, we have ADVANTAGE to COMPETE

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  • **1.48% 2000-2010Consumer spending in developing Asia reached US$4.3 trillion in annual expenditures for 2008. If consumption levels continue to expand at the current rate, emerging Asia will likely reach US$32 trillion in annual expenditures by 2030 and comprise roughly 43 percent of worldwide consumption, the study says.China has almost 11 percent of its population living below the minimal level of dietary consumption while over 20 percent of Indians are dealing with the same problem.


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