Lululemon NASDAQ: LULU Jason A. Moser презентация

Retail’s brutal holiday season resulted in weak top line growth & heavy discounting. The move to ecommerce continues to quickly shape the changing retail space. Lululemon isn’t immune, however new leadership,

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Lululemon
NASDAQ: LULU
Jason A. Moser


Слайд 2Retail’s brutal holiday season resulted in weak top line growth &

heavy discounting.
The move to ecommerce continues to quickly shape the changing retail space.
Lululemon isn’t immune, however new leadership, expanded product lines and direct-to-consumer offer a powerful brand on sale today.

The idea


Слайд 3What does Lululemon do?
It sells clothes. Plain and simple. OK seriously, known

primarily for its women’s yoga gear, Lululemon is also expanding its product line:“We also continue to broaden our product range to increasingly appeal to male athletes and athletic female youth.”

Слайд 4How do they do it?
254 company-owned stores (2/14/2014)
North America, Australia

and New Zealand
Wholesale via studios, health centers, etc.
Direct-to-consumer = e-commerce sales

Слайд 5Margins, margins everywhere


Слайд 6Past growth
CAGR 38%


Слайд 7What’s the market opportunity?
Long-term target 350-375 stores in North America;
Next three

years focused on new US stores;
Europe and Asia both show evidence of demand which will boost the overall opportunity;
Store count and breakdown today:

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Lululemon also owns 12 ivivva athletica stores which specialize in dance-inspired

apparel for female youth. Also referred to as a “tween brand”; this concept will grow.

What’s ivivva?


Слайд 9Direct-to-consumer
Direct to consumer introduced in 2009.
Defined as Lulu’s e-commerce website.
Has

grown from 4% to now 17% of net sales.

Слайд 10Who do they compete with?

Anyone and everyone
in the retail clothing

industry,
fashion, sports or otherwise.

Слайд 11Management
Laurent Potdevin
CEO/Director 2/2014
Former Pres. TOMS Shoes

John Currie
CFO since 1/2007


Слайд 12Management
Tara Poseley
CPO 10/2013
Former President Kmart Apparel as well as 15 year

tenure at Gap

Delaney Schweitzer
EVP Retail Ops NA 3/2010
With Lululemon since 2002


Слайд 13Understanding future worth
It’s worth looking at the past. What kind of

multiples has Lululemon garnered throughout the years?

Слайд 14Lululemon is a cash flow rich business generating $170 million in

free cash flow for fiscal 2013.
The company holds $700 million in cash and equivalents on the balance sheet coupled with zero debt.
Sales for fiscal 2014 are projected to be in the range of $1.77 - $1.82 billion, gross margin, low 50% range, EPS $1.80 - $1.90.
This puts the stock today at 27.5 times full year estimates yet sales are expected to grow only 13% for fiscal 2014.
It’s not a screaming bargain by any means, but it’s starting to look much more attractive now than a year ago.

Understanding future worth


Слайд 15Understanding future worth
Lululemon typically carries one of the higher SPSF metrics

in the retail industry with only Tiffany and top-dog Apple ahead of it.

Слайд 16What are management’s long-term margin goals?
Gross margin – 55%
Operating margin –

25%
Net margin – 20%
Sales growth of 30%+ is done. Next five years will be 15%.
Sales for fiscal 2018 of $3.2 billion, net income $640 million.
Multiple scenarios:
20 - $12.8 billion market cap;
25 - $16 billion market cap;
30 - $19.2 billion market cap
Today’s market cap = $7.5 billion

Understanding future worth


Слайд 17Retail is known for its lack of competitive advantages. Depending on

the brand and leadership here.
New CEO Potdevin is an unknown, though I’m optimistic.
Sourcing for Luon (30% of total fabric from one supplier);
Founder Chip Wilson holds a bit more than 29% of the company’s outstanding shares.
While growth in direct-to-consumer is a net positive, it does present additional tech and distribution challenges.
ivivva is an additional lever for growth; failure on this front would hurt.

Risks


Слайд 18Founder Chip Wilson is no stranger to controversy. Thankfully for investors

good old Chip decided to step down from the board.

Risks

“Frankly some women’s bodies just actually don’t work for [wearing Lululemon pants]… it’s really about the rubbing through the thighs, how much pressure is there over a period of time, how much they use it,” – Wilson’s response, when asked by a Bloomberg TV reporter about consumer complaints related to “pilling” fabric in the yoga pants

“Mediocrity is doing an ‘okay job,’ having a relationship that ‘works,’ being just ‘a little’ overweight, or having a job that ‘pays the bills.’ … Most people live in a state of mediocrity. Mediocrity is as close to the bottom as it is the top.” – Wilson writes in a blog post on Lululemon’s site

“The reason the Japanese liked [my former skateboard brand, ‘Homeless’] was because it had an L in it and a Japanese marketing firm wouldn’t come up with a brand name with an L in it. L is not in their vocabulary. It’s a tough pronunciation for them. So I thought, next time I have a company, I’ll make a name with three Ls and see if I can get three times the money. It’s kind of exotic for them. I was playing with Ls and I came up with Lululemon. It’s funny to watch them try to say it.” – Wilson in a 2004 interview with National Post Business Magazine


Слайд 19Management’s annual cash incentive bonuses are tied to: operating income (50%),

company revenue (10%), gross margin (30%) and inventory turns (10%). I like this.
Are the multiple scenarios in “Understanding future worth” reasonable? If the growth is still in fact there then yes. Under Armour ($12.2 billion market cap) still trades for 75 times earnings and Nike ($65 billion market cap) is 25 times earnings. Both have admittedly larger market opportunities.
Very encouraged by the website, focus on free-shipping homes in on exactly what consumers want. More than 13% of all clothing sales now occur online.
Are margin targets reasonable? Yes, particularly if Europe and Asia succeed.


Questions/ideas to ponder


Слайд 20Lululemon was fast out of the gate but the past couple

of years have shown chinks in the armor.
Leadership changes are not always bad and can sometimes be very good. I am optimistic in this case given the low bar Wilson set and Potdevin’s experience.
Lululemon shares are down over 17% year to date bringing the stock to a more reasonable valuation considering what I see as an overall positive picture over the coming five years.
I’m calling a buy-around of $50 for Lululemon shares today to outperform the S&P 500 over the next 3-5 years.

Bottom line takeaway for investors


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