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2/19/2003 Copyright 2003 by STRATX 1 DEBRIEF FOR PERIOD 4 Rémi TRIOLET & Christophe POTTIER STRATX

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  • 2/19/2003 Copyright 2003 by STRATX 1

    DEBRIEF FOR PERIOD 4

    Rmi TRIOLET & Christophe POTTIERSTRATX

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    Congratulations !!!

    11

    84

    125

    111

    177

    77

    108

    Other CountriesLatin America

    North AmericaEurope 2Europe 1

    Asia/Pacific 2Asia/Pacific 1

    693 teams survived the fourth decision round

    34 teams did not submit their decisions in due time and thus were disqualified

    No teams from Other Countries have given up! Congratulations to this region

    95%

    5%

    Still competing Disqualified at end of Period 4

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    Shareholders Value Creation

    601 teams created shareholders value and have a Share Price Index over 1000. Congratulations !!

    The other 92 teams destroyed value and have a SPI below 1000

    Thanks to the launch of POET, 557 teams now have a higher unit market share than in Period 0

    87%

    13%

    SPI > 1000 SPI < 1000

    80%

    20%

    Market Share Increased (%U) Market Share Decreased (%U)

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    Brand Portfolio

    446 teams introduced a fourth brand during Period 4 227 teams market three brands 20 teams have not yet introduced a new brand and still

    market the initial two brands PEAK and PAPAYA

    2 Brands3%

    3 Brands33%

    4 Brands64%

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    Management of existing brand PAPAYA The 20 most successful teams

    BRAND CONTRIBUTION IN M$

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    Management of existing brand PEAKThe 20 most successful teams

    BRAND CONTRIBUTION IN M$

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    Management of existing brand PLATINThe 20 most successful teams

    BRAND CONTRIBUTION IN M$

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    The 15 most successful POET launches based on $ market shareNo team is having a positive contribution!

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    Average price of the new brand POET

    How to read this chart : 20 teams have set POET at a price of $ 24

    Polynomial regression

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    Targeted Segments Average market share in %U by segment

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    Website Portfolio

    575 teams have created at least one new website 118 teams still only have the prima.com website 144 teams do not sell direct through online boutique

    1 Web Site17%

    2 Web Sites50%

    3 Web Sites26%

    4 Web Sites7%

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    The Top 20 Revenues with Online Boutiques (in M$)

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    The Top 20 Revenues with e-Tailers(in M$)

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    Share Price Index Top 20 Teams

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    Share Price IndexTop 3 Teams in each Region

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    Share Price IndexSelection of 20 Teams

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    Relationship BetweenEBIT and SPI

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    Relationship BetweenRevenues and SPI

    Congratulations !!!Shareholders Value CreationBrand PortfolioManagement of existing brand PAPAYA The 20 most successful teamsManagement of existing brand PEAKThe 20 most successful teamsManagement of existing brand PLATINThe 20 most successful teamsThe 15 most successful POET launches based on $ market shareNo team is having a positive contribution!Average price of the new brand POETTargeted Segments Average market share in %U by segmentWebsite PortfolioThe Top 20 Revenues with Online Boutiques (in M$)The Top 20 Revenues with e-Tailers (in M$)Share Price Index Top 20 TeamsShare Price IndexTop 3 Teams in each RegionShare Price Index Selection of 20 TeamsRelationship BetweenEBIT and SPIRelationship BetweenRevenues and SPI