Segmental Reporting Information

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Pets At Home Group Plc
03 October 2018
 

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, 3rd October 2018

Pets at Home Group Plc

 

Pets at Home Group Plc, the UK's leading pet care business, today issues prior year unaudited financial information for the H1 FY18 and FY18 period, under the new financial segmentation. This provides a comparable set of financial statements for the upcoming announcement of H1 FY19 interim results on the 27th November 2018.

In FY19, the Group's financial reporting has changed to two segments that represent the size of the respective businesses and our new internal reporting structures; Retail (includes products purchased online and in-store, pet sales, grooming services and insurance products) and Vet Group (includes our First Opinion practices and Specialist Referral Centres).  

 

 

 

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About Pets at Home

Pets at Home Group Plc is the UK's leading pet care business; our commitment is to make sure pets and their owners get the very best advice, products and care. Pet products are available online or from our 449 superstores, many of which also have vet practices and grooming salons. Pets at Home also operates a UK leading small animal veterinary business, with 468 First Opinion practices located both in our stores and in standalone locations, as well as four Specialist Referral centres. For more information visit: http://investors.petsathome.com/



 

Pets at Home Group Plc, Segmental reporting information for the 52 week period ended 29 March 2018

 

The Group has moved to two reportable segments, Retail and Vet Group, which are the Group's strategic business units for the 52 week period ending 28 March 2019. In the 52 week period ended 29 March 2018, the Group only reported under one segment.

 

Presented below, are the unaudited financial metrics for the 52 week period ending on 28 March 2018, under the new reportable segments.

 

Key Performance Indicators

 

FINANCIALS


Q1 FY18

HY FY18

Q3 FY18

FY18

Revenue

Revenue Split (£m)





Retail

229.2

418.5

202.3

804.8

Vet group

27.3

49.5

21.0

94.1

Total Group

256.5

468.0

223.3

898.9






Revenue Mix (% of total revenues)





Retail

89%

89%

91%

90%

Vet group

11%

11%

9%

10%






Like-for-like growth (%)





Retail like-for-like growth

1.4%

2.8%

6.4% 

4.6%

Vet Group like-for-like growth

17.3%

16.7%

16.9%

15.0%

Total Group like-for-like growth

2.7%

3.9%

7.2%

5.5%






 

Segmental reporting

The Group's operating segments are based on the internal management structure and internal management reports, which are reviewed by the Executive Directors on a periodic basis.  The Executive Directors are considered to be the Chief Operating Decision Makers.

 

The Group is a pet care business with the strategic advantage of being able to provide products, services and advice, addressing all pet owners' needs. Within this strategic umbrella, the Group has two reportable segments, Retail and Vet Group, which are the Group's strategic business units, and a central support function. The strategic business units offer different products and services, are managed separately and require different operational and marketing strategies.

 

The operations of the Retail reporting segment comprise the retailing of pet products purchased online and in-store, pet sales, grooming services and insurance products. The operations of the Vet Group reporting segment comprise First Opinion practices and Specialist Referral Centres.  Central includes group costs and finance expenses. Revenue and costs are allocated to a segment where reasonably possible. 

The following summary describes the operations in each of the Group's reportable segments.  Performance is measured based on segment operating profit, as included in the management reports that are reviewed by the Executive Directors. These internal reports are prepared in accordance with IFRS accounting policies consistent with these Group Financial Statements. All material operations of the reportable segments are carried out in the UK and all revenue is from external customers.

 




52 week period ended 29 March 2018

Income Statement - Underlying trading



Retail

£000

   Vet Group

£000

Central

£000

Total

£000

Revenue



804,849

94,075

-

898,924

Gross Profit



420,278

44,330

-

464,608








Underlying Operating profit



65,137

29,572

(5,906)

88,803

Non-underlying items



(2,685)

(2,244)

-

(4,929)

Segment operating profit



27,328

(5,906)

83,874

Net financing expenses



-

-

(4,278)

(4,278)

Profit before tax



62,452

27,328

(10,184)

79,596








Non-underlying items in Retail operating profit in the 52 week period ended 29 March 2018 of £2,685,000 relates to the closure of our seven trial Barkers stores and the associated lease commitments, including disposal of fixed assets. Non-underlying operating items in Vet Group operating profit includes £1,625,000 in relation to the ownership structures and accounting treatment of the Specialist Referral Centres (Dick White Referrals Limited, Eye-Vet Limited and Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists Limited), where the discounted future value of shares owned by clinician partners is recognised as an expense over the period to which their value can be realised. Other Vet Group non-underlying items includes £619,000 in relation to halted merger and acquisition costs.

 

Vet group Underlying Operating profit is shown net of provisions charged against operating loan funding provided by the Group to First Opinion veterinary practices of £5,673,000 for the 52 week period ended 29 March 2018.  This includes £701,000 in relation to balances written off.

 




26 week period ended 12 October 2017

Income Statement - Underlying trading



Retail

£000

   Vet Group

£000

Central

£000

Total

£000

Revenue



418,505

49,509

-

468,014

Gross Profit



218,646

24,461

-

243,107








Underlying Operating profit



31,009

16,286

(3,180)

44,115

Non-underlying items



-

(966)

-

(966)

Segment operating profit



31,009

15,320

(3,180)

43,149

Net financing expenses



-

-

(2,370)

(2,370)

Profit before tax



31,009

15,320

(5,550)

40,779

 

Non-underlying operating items in Vet Group operating profit includes £966,000 in relation to the ownership structures and accounting treatment of the Specialist Referral Centres (Dick White Referrals Limited, Eye-Vet Limited and Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists Limited), where the discounted future value of shares owned by clinician partners is recognised as an expense over the period to which their value can be realised.

Vet group Underlying Operating profit is shown net of provisions charged against operating loan funding provided by the Group to First Opinion veterinary practices of £452,000 for the 26 week period ended 12 October 2017. 







52 week period ended 29 March 2018

Reconciliation of EBITDA before Non-Underlying items



Retail

£000

   Veterinary

£000

Central

£000

Total

£000

Underlying Operating profit



65,137

29,572

(5,906)

88,803

Depreciation expense



26,306

1,974

-

28,280

Amortisation expense



5,845

358

-

6,203

Underlying EBITDA



97,288

31,904

(5,906)

123,286







26 week period ended 12 October 2017

Reconciliation of EBITDA before Non-Underlying items



Retail

£000

   Veterinary

£000

Central

£000

Total

£000

Underlying Operating profit



31,009

16,286

(3,180)

44,115

Depreciation expense



14,005

945

-

14,950

Amortisation expense



2,880

211

-

3,091

Underlying EBITDA



47,894

17,442

(3,180)

62,156








 


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