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    ADDRESS: FBU: ASM presentation 17 November 2015
    
    2015 Annual
    Shareholders'
    Meeting
    17 November 2015
    Fletcher
    Building Limited
    2015 Annual
    Shareholders'
    Meeting
    17 November 2015
    Fletcher
    Building Limited
    
    Sir Ralph NorrisChairman
    Heavy Building Materials
    WINSTONE AGGREGATES
    Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    Sir Ralph NorrisChairman
    Heavy Building Materials
    WINSTONE AGGREGATES
    Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Directors
    
    Sir Ralph Norris (Chairman)
    Tony Carter
    Dr Alan Jackson
    John Judge
    Mark Adamson (Managing Director)
    Kathryn Spargo
    Cecilia Tarrant
    Steve Vamos
    
    3 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Meeting Agenda
    
    Chairman's address
    
    o
    Overview of 2015 financial performance
    o
    Outcome of strategic review
    Chief Executive Officer's address
    
    o
    2015 Operational review
    o
    Update on strategic priorities
    Trading and financial outlook
    General business
    Voting on resolutions
    
    4 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Net earnings before significant items rose 10%
    
    Net earnings
    $270m
    20%
    Net earnings
    $399m
    10% (before significant items)
    5 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Operating earnings before significant items
    
    Operating earnings
    $653m
    5% (before significant items)
    oOperating earnings before significant items up 5%
    oWithin guidance range of $650m -$690m
    6 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Significant items
    
    SIGNIFICANT ITEMS
    Goodwill impairment $78m
    
    Site closures $65m
    
    Disposal of businesses $7m
    
    Total $150m
    
    $126m of significant items non-cash
    
    7 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Cashflow from operations increased by 18%
    
    Cashflow from operations
    $575m
    18%
    oCashflow from operations $575m an increase of
    $86m from FY14 ($489m)
    oIncrease is due to:
    -Growth in operating earnings
    -Reduced working capital requirements
    8 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    New Zealand operating earnings up 24% on
    prior year
    
    EBIT
    ?
    NZ$
    m
    
    362
    449
    
    New Zealand
    12 months to 30 June 14
    
    12 months to 30 June 15
    
    1. Before significant items
    9 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    New Zealand residential consents up 8%
    
    Total residential consents
    ?
    
    35,000
    
    Peak (2004)
    
    30,000
    25,000
    20,000
    15,000
    10,000
    
    Long term average (2001-2015)
    Sep-10 Mar-11 Sep-11 Mar-12 Sep-12 Mar-13 Sep-13 Mar-14 Sep-14 Mar-15 Sep-15
    
    Source: Statistics NZ, Infometrics
    1 - Twelve months rolling
    
    10Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Growth in residential consents driven byAuckland region
    
    Change % year on year
    
    Auckland Canterbury Rest of NZ NZ
    
    21
    4
    2
    8
    0%
    5%
    10%
    15%
    20%
    25%
    Source: Statistics NZ, 12 months to June 2015
    
    11 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Australian operating earnings down 30%
    
    EBIT
    ?
    NZ$
    m
    
    171
    119
    
    Australia
    12 months to 30 June 14
    
    12 months to 30 June 15
    
    1. Before significant items
    12 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Rest of World operating earnings fell by 7%
    
    EBIT
    ?
    NZ$
    m
    
    91
    85
    
    Rest of the World
    12 months to 30 June 14
    
    12 months to 30 June 15
    
    1. Before significant items
    13 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Dividend
    
    DIVIDEND
    Dividend per share
    37c
    3%
    Final dividend per share 19 cents
    
    Total dividend for the year 37 cents
    
    Dividend Policy: Target pay-out range of 50 to 75% of
    Net Earnings
    
    14 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Total shareholder return - average of 17% p.a.
    over past 3 years
    
    Percentage
    
    51
    14
    9
    Jun-11 Jun-13 Jun-14 Jun-15
    -3
    
    -27
    Jun-12
    15 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Maintaining a strong balance sheet
    
    Debt/Debt Plus Equity
    Percentage
    
    34
    37
    33
    32 32
    Jun-11 Jun-12 Jun-13 Jun-14 Jun-15
    
    oGearing target range of net debt to net debt plus
    equity of 30 to 40%
    16Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Health and safety performance
    
    Total recordable injury frequency rate*
    
    11.10
    8.50
    6.80
    6.00
    6.40
    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
    
    * Total injuries per million employee and contractor hours
    17 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Progress on strategic priorities
    
    oReview of business portfolio: divestment of Rocla
    Quarry Products announced in August
    oIdentification of a number of opportunities to grow
    organically:
    - NZ residential development business
    - Construction in NZ and South Pacific
    - Trade Distribution in NZ and Australia
    18 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Management changes
    
    Dean Fradgley Francisco Irazusta John Bell Matt Crockett
    CE, Distribution CE, Light Building Chief Information CE, Heavy Building
    NZ & Australia Products Officer Products
    
    19 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Mark Adamson
    Chief Executive
    Officer
    Construction
    INFRASTRUCTURE
    Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    Mark Adamson
    Chief Executive
    Officer
    Construction
    INFRASTRUCTURE
    Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Full year highlights: New Zealand
    
    Volume Growth
    oNZ Cement 9%
    oNZ Concrete Products 7%
    oNZ Concrete 14%
    oNZ Steel Distribution 17%
    oNZ Steel Reinforcing 20%
    oPlasterboard 7%
    oWindows & Doors 11%
    Golden Bay Cement, Auckland
    21 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Full year highlights: Canterbury
    
    Progress
    oOver 65,000 permanent
    repairs completed
    oExtension of home repairs
    programme for a further
    12 months from April 2015
    Proposed masterplan illustration, Christchurch
    22 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Full year highlights: Residential & Construction
    
    oHomes sold 35%
    oConcluded 3
    development
    partnerships in
    Christchurch
    oConstruction: awarded
    $1.4bn of new
    contracts during the
    year NZ International Convention Centre
    23 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Full year results: Australia
    
    oIplex impacted by loss of
    coal seam gas pipe
    volumes
    oInsulation volumes
    22% oLaminex Operating
    Earnings
    30%
    Laminex
    24 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Full year highlights: FBUnite
    
    Further Progress
    
    o
    $50m of benefits delivered in
    total to 30 June 2015
    -Procurement $35m
    
    Innovation -Property $10m People and growth
    -Financial shared services
    $5m
    
    o
    Operational excellence
    initiatives are expected to
    offset annual inflation, Performance
    Efficiency
    
    estimate $50m p.a. excellence
    
    25 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    We are focused on 4 strategic priorities
    
    People: Create a great place to work
    Customers: Deliver what they value
    Efficiency: Work smarter together
    Profitable growth: Invest where we can win
    26 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    People: Create a great place to work
    Organisational
    Design Leadership Talent Culture
    People: Create a great place to work
    Organisational
    Design Leadership Talent Culture
    o
    Simplified organisation structure: fewer, larger business units
    o
    Delivered a learning curriculum to over 7,000 employees
    globally
    o
    Talent regeneration has created strong succession pool for
    leadership roles
    o
    Women in leadership - a 73% increase in female GM's since 2012
    o
    Annual employee engagement survey completed by over 17,000
    staff
    27 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Vision and values launched in 2015
    
    28 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Customer: Deliver what they value Customer: Deliver what they value
    oFocusing on providing complete,
    end-to-end solutions
    oProduct innovation a key growth
    driver
    oIncreased use of online tools for
    pre-purchase decisions &
    custom design
    oSales and marketing excellence
    programme
    29 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Efficiency: Work smarter together Efficiency: Work smarter together
    oFBUnite programme
    established core capabilities
    oManagement has scoped out
    the potential of each business
    unit
    oExternal diagnostic "top-down"
    assessment undertaken
    oIdentified further opportunities
    to drive value from the core
    oProgramme will exceed the
    $100m in benefits originally in
    scope with FBUnite
    30 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Profitable growth: Residential Profitable growth: Residential
    oRecord year with operating
    earnings of $66m
    oGoal is to increase new homes
    sold to 1,500 p.a. over next few
    years
    oIncreasing focus on master
    planned community with mix of
    apartments, terrace and standalone
    houses
    oExpect to invest $160m (net) in
    land purchases in FY16
    Stonefields
    Greenhithe
    31 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Profitable growth: Construction Profitable growth: Construction
    oNumber of new contracts
    secured, with a contracted
    order book now standing
    at $3.4 billion
    Cancer Treatment Centre, Tauranga
    Sir John Guise Stadium, PNG
    32 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Profitable growth: Distribution Profitable growth: Distribution
    oPlaceMakers achieved record
    retained earnings
    oMico plumbing & bathrooms:
    loss making 2 years ago,
    strongly profitable this year
    oExcellent progress in lifting
    performance in Tradelink
    oGrowth from customer
    solutions focus and expanded
    product ranges
    oInvestment in online and
    omni-channel platforms
    33 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Sir Ralph NorrisChairman
    Heavy Building Materials
    WINSTONE AGGREGATES
    Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    Sir Ralph NorrisChairman
    Heavy Building Materials
    WINSTONE AGGREGATES
    Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Outlook FY16
    
    New Zealand
    
    oResidential construction activity expected to continue at
    above average levels
    oNet migration and Auckland housing demand key drivers
    oCommercial construction should track the upward trend in
    consents
    oGovernment infrastructure spending expected to remain at
    current levels
    Australia
    
    oResidential activity may slow from recent peak levels
    especially in the multi-dwelling segment
    oNon-residential expected to remain subdued, especially
    mining, resources and infrastructure sectors
    35 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Outlook FY16
    
    North America
    
    oActivity levels in residential and commercial should remain
    broadly consistent with prior year
    Europe
    
    oContinued mixed conditions expected with a weak economic
    outlook
    Asia
    
    oFurther growth in South-East Asia, China to likely remain
    highly competitive
    36 Fletcher Building Annual Shareholders' Meeting | (C) November 2015
    
    Financial Outlook
    
    oEarnings before interest, tax and significant items
    expected to be in the range of $650 million to
    $690 million
    oFirst half earnings likely to be lower than the prior
    corresponding period due to:
    - Timing of construction earnings recognition
    - Lower residential earnings, and
    - Restructuring costs in Formica Europe and
    Tradelink
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    General Business
    
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    2015 Annual
    Shareholders'
    Meeting
    17 November 2015
    Fletcher
    Building Limited
    2015 Annual
    Shareholders'
    Meeting
    17 November 2015
    Fletcher
    Building Limited
    End CA:00273549 For:FBU    Type:ADDRESS    Time:2015-11-17 10:16:55
    				
 
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