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Value Creation Through Brand Globalization Presentation to the AAFA Conference 25 June, 2008 Ajay Khaitan

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Value Creation Through Brand GlobalizationPresentation to the AAFA Conference

25 June, 2008

Ajay Khaitan

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Emerisque set-up shop in London, England in 2003/4

Focus is on the acquisition of under-performing, mid-sized, international consumer brands

Specialty is in repositioning brands and leveraging brand equity in emerging markets, and aligning business

valuation with growth opportunities.

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The Theory

‘No Brainer’

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April, 2008

The World Out There – in 2008

Source: IMF

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The Emerging Markets: Expanding Faster Than Anticipated

BRICs – Brazil, Russia, India, ChinaN-11 (Next Eleven) – Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Korea, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Turkey & Vietnam

Source: IMF in Financial Times, March 2007

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In Retail, Global Growth Opportunities are Very Clear

Source: AT Kearney Global Retail Development Index

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Luxury Brands Growth in Asia

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Globalised Retailers: Sustainable Growth, Better Profitability

Source: Deloitte – January 2008 Global Powers of Retailing

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Retail Multiples In Asia Reflect The Growth/Value Paradigm

Source: Deloitte – January 2008 Global Powers of Retailing

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The Practice

‘Re-learning’

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Corporate Objective

Risk v Reward

Value v Revenue

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Corporate Commitment

Medium Term

Resources and Capital

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Partnerships

Strategic v Opportunistic

Understanding each target market, defining & searching for the ideal partner/plan/terms

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Brand Traction

Aligning with the Consumer

DNA v Now

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Retail Support

Retail v Wholesale

Differentiating Experience

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Product Strategy

Global v Local

Mix towards Purchasing Power

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Managing Partnerships

Promise vs Focus

Measurability Key

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Servicing Partnerships

Contract v Reality

Live the Life, in the Market

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THANK YOU

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Ajay Khaitan

Ajay Khaitan founded London-based Emerisque in 2004. Beginning his career in 1984 with the conglomerate, Khaitan Group

(India), Khaitan has investment and operating experience in more than seventy countries. In his corporate development/ investment

management roles, he has mobilised/deployed and managed investments aggregating approximately $1.7 billion. He has directly

managed, as Chairman and CEO, industrial, services and branded businesses from new start-ups to businesses in excess of $850

million in revenue, based out of India, Switzerland, the UK and the U.S., leading them through periods of transformational change,

delivering annual increases of $65 million in new profits. Khaitan acted as Chairman/CEO for Emerisque’s first acquisition, Lee

Cooper Group, a UK-based denim brand, between 2005 to 2007.

SPEAKER BIOGRAPHY

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