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<strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong><br />

Sustainable Success for more than 8 years<br />

Maria Mehrens<br />

Hamburg & Munich, April 2012<br />

Titel | TT.MM.JJJJ | Abteilung | Name


Content<br />

� <strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong> – how it started<br />

�� Who is <strong>Tchibo</strong> ?<br />

� <strong>Tchibo</strong> Mobil, the First <strong>MVNO</strong> in Germany<br />

� What happened since the launch of the first <strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong> product?<br />

� How are <strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong>‘s products presented und communicated<br />

� What‘s next<br />

Maria Mehrens, <strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong><br />

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<strong>Tchibo</strong> Mobil has two strong partners: <strong>Tchibo</strong> and Telefonica Germany<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> is one of Germany‘s leading Retailers<br />

>7.000 employees<br />

3.5 b EUR Revenues (in 2010)<br />

Key Products:<br />

Coffee and „Non Food“<br />

Main Non Food Divisions:<br />

-<strong>Tchibo</strong> Mobil<br />

- Green Energy<br />

-<strong>Tchibo</strong> Travel<br />

- Flowers<br />

POS<br />

>800 <strong>own</strong> shops (500 <strong>with</strong> integrated coffee bar)<br />

„<strong>Tchibo</strong> Corner“ at leading retailers „Depots „<br />

~ 29.000, thereof 8.400 POS <strong>with</strong> Non Food Products<br />

5th strongest German Online Shop (in visits)<br />

Key Facts<br />

•World’s fourth-largest coffee roaster (ranked behind Nestlé,<br />

Kraft & Sara Lee)<br />

•Market a e leader eade in Co Coffee ee in G GER, , PL, , A, , CCZ<br />

Integrated Operator offering Mobile & Fixed<br />

telecommunication services for consumer and<br />

business<br />

•~ 5.000 employees<br />

•>5 b EUR Revenues (2011)<br />

•~25 m customers<br />

•No. 4 in the market<br />

•Other wholesale partnerships of Telefonica in Germany<br />

− Schlecker<br />

− Kabeldeutschland<br />

− Netzclub<br />

− Türktelekom<br />

− Unity Media<br />

− ….<br />

• -<br />

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“<strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong>” is set up as a Joint Venture<br />

BBoth th partners t give i access to t their th i key k assets t and d expertise ti<br />

Seit<br />

Telefonica provides<br />

Network Access and<br />

Capacity<br />

Product Knowhow<br />

Wireless services<br />

Voice, SMS, Data<br />

Premium Serv.<br />

Support<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong> Joint Venture <strong>Tchibo</strong> provides<br />

Creating an<br />

innovative wireless<br />

offer to address<br />

needs of <strong>Tchibo</strong><br />

customers<br />

Entrepreneurship<br />

Product proposition<br />

Marketing<br />

Hardware sourcing<br />

CRM, Customer Service,<br />

Logistics<br />

Finance & Analysis<br />

BBrand d<br />

Shelfspace<br />

Communication<br />

Channels<br />

Catalogues<br />

POS<br />

OOnline li<br />

Sales<br />

Outlets<br />

OOnline li<br />

Depot<br />

SSupport t<br />

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Facts about <strong>Tchibo</strong> – History<br />

From coffee mail-order firm to major multi-channel supplier of consumer goods<br />

1949 1955 1963 1973 1987 1991 1996 1997 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2010<br />

Depots<br />

introduced in<br />

bakeries and<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> is pastry shops<br />

established by<br />

the merchants The traditional<br />

Max Herz and coffee range<br />

Carl Tchiling, Tchiling is enhanced<br />

Expansion to<br />

Central and<br />

Eastern<br />

Europe<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong><br />

acquires q<br />

the Eduscho<br />

group of<br />

companies;<br />

Online sales<br />

launched<br />

Shop openings<br />

in<br />

Czech<br />

Republic<br />

and launch of<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> Mobil<br />

Market entry<br />

and shop<br />

openings in<br />

Turkey<br />

Mail-order sales<br />

<strong>with</strong> a<br />

Shop<br />

of roasted<br />

coffee in<br />

Germany<br />

regularly<br />

changing<br />

range of high-<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong><br />

mail-order<br />

Shop openings<br />

in Hungary<br />

openings in<br />

Slovakia<br />

quality Non arm <strong>Tchibo</strong><br />

Food items<br />

direct<br />

The first<br />

established,<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> coffee<br />

Travel<br />

Entry into the<br />

specialist retailer<br />

range<br />

supermarket p<br />

opens in Hamb Hamburg, rg<br />

launched<br />

sector <strong>with</strong> the<br />

featuring on-site<br />

depot system<br />

tasting<br />

2002:<br />

Shops<br />

introduced in<br />

Switzerland<br />

Launch of <strong>Tchibo</strong><br />

Single Portion<br />

Capsule System<br />

Cafissimo Cafissimo,<br />

Shop openings in<br />

Poland<br />

Launch of<br />

sustainable<br />

coffee range<br />

/<br />

1.3 million<br />

Private Card<br />

<strong>own</strong>ers<br />

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The <strong>Tchibo</strong> Business Model – Overview<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>with</strong> a unique selling proposition (USP) built on three key pillars<br />

Coffee (incl. Coffee Service)<br />

UUnique i Business B i<br />

Model<br />

Non Food<br />

Coffee Bar<br />

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The <strong>Tchibo</strong> Business Model – Non Food<br />

Weekly changing product themes<br />

• <strong>Tchibo</strong> offers 52 weekly changing product themes, each <strong>with</strong> 50-80 products – over the year,<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> covers more than 75% of all non-food product categories<br />

• The themes of this impulse-driven business model are selected based on seasonal needs<br />

and consumer trends<br />

• SServing i customers t by b pre-selecting l ti the th best b t products d t from f various i categories t i such h as<br />

Clothing (e.g. women’s wear, men’s wear, etc.), Living (e.g. home textiles, kitchen products,<br />

etc.) and Lifestyle (e.g. sport products, etc.)<br />

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Facts about <strong>Tchibo</strong> – The unique multi-channel distribution system<br />

Overview<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> Stores<br />

Depots<br />

Mail order<br />

B2B<br />

Special <strong>Tchibo</strong> stores <strong>with</strong> their ren<strong>own</strong>ed friendly<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> staff<br />

Shop-in-stores / concessions in supermarkets,<br />

bakeries, drugstores, etc. – <strong>Tchibo</strong> branded <strong>shelf</strong>space<br />

( (no <strong>own</strong> <strong>Tchibo</strong> T hib staff t ff or cashier hi system) t )<br />

• EE-commerce Thib <strong>Tchibo</strong> di direct t<br />

• Monthly catalogue (mailing)<br />

• Special catalogue for <strong>Tchibo</strong> club card members<br />

“Product + Service” – Coffee Service packages for<br />

business clients such as hotels, offices, coffee bars,<br />

gas stations t ti etc. t (out-of-home ( t f h coffee ff business)<br />

b i )<br />

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The <strong>Tchibo</strong> Business Model – Non Food<br />

Kids & Active: “Kids wear”<br />

Backup<br />

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<strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong> started <strong>with</strong> a groundbreaking innovation….<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong><br />

� Launch of <strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong>e tariff in October 2004<br />

� First 24/7 tariff in the German market (one price at any time to<br />

any destination <strong>with</strong>in the German network) – 20% below<br />

average market prepaid price/minute<br />

� First German offer <strong>with</strong> easy and transparent tariff structurecopied<br />

from every discounter since launch<br />

Win-Win-Situation for both partners<br />

� 50% 50%-50% 50% JV ensures value l creation ti ffor bboth th partners t and d<br />

dedicated resources for new tariff development, marketing and<br />

inlife management<br />

� O2: new gross add and revenue potential in a special<br />

market/customer k t/ t segment t <strong>with</strong> ith very loyal l l customers t – average<br />

customer is ~ 45 years old<br />

� <strong>Tchibo</strong>: Profit-Share in a growing and very profitable business<br />

area, expansion of brand image, CRM-know-how<br />

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Development of “<strong>MVNO</strong>s” in Germany<br />

O O2 started t t d <strong>with</strong> ith Thib <strong>Tchibo</strong> an amazing i ddevelopment l t<br />

Market Split (estimate)<br />

market<br />

penetration<br />

„New<br />

brand“ ba d<br />

offers<br />

MNO<br />

Direct<br />

Share<br />

New<br />

brands<br />

in m CB<br />

127%<br />

130%<br />

132%<br />

133%<br />

1% 2% 4% 5% 6% 7% 10% 15% 18% 21%<br />

Sep Dec Mar June Sep Dec<br />

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010<br />

1 2 3 4 5 6 10<br />

Source: teltarif, E-Plus results, Market Intelligence estimates, press articles<br />

16 20<br />

22<br />

O O2 started t t d the th<br />

<strong>MVNO</strong> market in<br />

Germany <strong>with</strong><br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> in 2004<br />

E-Plus followed<br />

<strong>with</strong> Aldi, than 2<br />

second brands<br />

Si Simyo and d BBase<br />

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New brands market development<br />

NNew bbrands d continuously ti l growing i <strong>with</strong> ith EE-Plus Pl as clear l market k t lleader d<br />

Number of f new brands New brands market development New Brand market shares Dec 2011*<br />

absolute figures<br />

in mn SIMs/ EOP*<br />

in %<br />

103<br />

117<br />

New<br />

brands<br />

in % of<br />

total<br />

14% 18% 21% 23%<br />

O2 18%<br />

Telekom<br />

19%<br />

63<br />

New<br />

brands 59<br />

82<br />

78<br />

99<br />

113<br />

New<br />

brands<br />

MNOs<br />

15<br />

92<br />

19<br />

89<br />

22<br />

87<br />

26<br />

88<br />

47%<br />

E-Plus<br />

17%<br />

Vodafone<br />

MNO<br />

4<br />

2008<br />

4<br />

2009<br />

4<br />

2010<br />

4<br />

2011 2008 2009 2010 2011<br />

Basis: 25,8 mn<br />

• Slow d<strong>own</strong> of new brand<br />

growth<br />

• New brand segment <strong>with</strong><br />

increasing share in customer<br />

base, adding 3,5 mn new brand<br />

customers in 2011<br />

*Note: Source: New Homepages, Brands market Market smaller Intelligence due to integration of Alice customers into O2 core brand. New brand figures retrospectively altered.<br />

• E-Plus is clear market leader in<br />

new brands<br />

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New Brands<br />

Th The 8 llargest t bbrands d ttaking ki almost l t ¾ of f th the ttotal t l new brands b d market k t<br />

New Brands Market Shares Dec 2011<br />

in %<br />

Aldi 22,9%<br />

Fonic<br />

Simyo<br />

1&1<br />

Congstar<br />

Klar<strong>mobil</strong><br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong><br />

Blau<br />

9,0%<br />

8,5%<br />

8,4%<br />

7,9%<br />

6,7%<br />

5,9%<br />

5,2%<br />

Basis: 25,76 ,<br />

mn customers<br />

Source: Market Intelligence estimates; Strategic Insight Study<br />

Comment<br />

• Market mostly<br />

distributed among 10<br />

major brands, which<br />

are taking together<br />

more than 75%<br />

market share<br />

• Aldi has been the<br />

most powerful retail<br />

brand in the discount<br />

segment for many<br />

years<br />

• Fonic very successful<br />

through online and<br />

retail <strong>presence</strong><br />

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New Brands – Market Definitions<br />

Th The new brand b d market k t iis di divided id d iinto t 3 main i categories t i<br />

New<br />

Brands<br />

Discount<br />

2nd brands &<br />

bbranded d d<br />

reseller<br />

(BSP)<br />

Service<br />

Provider<br />

Discount<br />

Description Examples<br />

MNO partner p or subbrands<br />

brands<br />

Discount brands from classical<br />

service providers and their<br />

subsidiaries (Freenet,<br />

Vi Victorvox) t )<br />

Infrastructure (ISPs) Mobile offers from DSL and<br />

cable providers<br />

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Development of the <strong>Tchibo</strong> Partnership<br />

GGrowing i PProduct d t PPortfolio tf li andd GGrowing i CCustomer t BBase<br />

Postpaid<br />

launch<br />

Community<br />

launch<br />

<strong>Prepaid</strong><br />

launch<br />

-Postpaid Flat<br />

-<strong>Prepaid</strong> Flat<br />

-Community Flat<br />

Relaunch<br />

PPostpaid t id<br />

Free<br />

Community<br />

Promotions<br />

Mobile<br />

Data<br />

TTariffs iff<br />

9 Ct.<br />

Tariff<br />

Data Stick<br />

Offers<br />

Smart<br />

Phone<br />

Bundles<br />

>1.5 m<br />

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011<br />

Profitable growth for<br />

both partners<br />

through innovative<br />

and flexibile product<br />

developments<br />

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Presentation of <strong>Tchibo</strong> Mobil in <strong>Tchibo</strong> Shops<br />

<strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong> – <strong>own</strong> <strong>shelf</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>permanent</strong> <strong>presence</strong> in all <strong>Tchibo</strong> shops – was a key<br />

achievement in the course of the partnership<br />

Category and Tariff are highlighted in most shops<br />

Focus Space<br />

Standard<br />

Presentation<br />

In <strong>Tchibo</strong> Shops<br />

Window - Integration<br />

Pedestrian<br />

stopper<br />

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<strong>Tchibo</strong> Mobil at <strong>Tchibo</strong> „Depot“ Distribution (Retailers)<br />

Integration in the <strong>Tchibo</strong> Non-Food-Shelf <strong>with</strong> <strong>own</strong> <strong>permanent</strong> <strong>Tchibo</strong> Mobil Presence<br />

Clear Focus on Category and Tariff<br />

Shelf-Integration in current Sales-Phase<br />

Promotion as 2.Communication 2 Communication Space<br />

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Online Communication & Distribution<br />

www.tchibo.de <strong>with</strong> <strong>permanent</strong> <strong>presence</strong> of our <strong>mobil</strong>e shop<br />

www.tchibo-<strong>mobil</strong>.de <strong>with</strong> high flexibility for testing new products and showing fast changing offers<br />

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Strategic Link to <strong>Tchibo</strong> Loyalty Programme<br />

Permanent Link between <strong>Tchibo</strong> Loyalty Card „PrivatCard“ and exclusive <strong>Tchibo</strong><br />

<strong>mobil</strong> offers via their „Bean collection programme“<br />

Targeting PrivatCard - Customers<br />

Aktuelles Beispiel für PC-Angebot mit exklusivem PC-Vorteil<br />

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Lessons Learned<br />

•Clear committment to achieve <strong>MVNO</strong> targets from both sides<br />

•Alignment of targets – common target for both partners!<br />

•Become relevant for your retail partner<br />

•Understand retailer needs fast and help them to sell your product<br />

•Consider the processes of your partner before designing new products<br />

•Concentrate on the most important needs for your partner: e.g. customer satisfaction<br />

•Don‘t neglect a winning tariff model<br />

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Strategy for <strong>Tchibo</strong> <strong>mobil</strong><br />

ARPU Up<br />

Capitalise<br />

on<br />

Customer<br />

Loyalty –<br />

highest CSI<br />

Develop<br />

CRM Mgt.<br />

Develop<br />

Value<br />

Customers<br />

Combine<br />

<strong>Prepaid</strong> CCost<br />

Control <strong>with</strong><br />

Postpay<br />

Payment<br />

Convenience<br />

Help<br />

customers to<br />

understand<br />

new<br />

technologies g<br />

in <strong>mobil</strong>e<br />

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Thank you<br />

….<br />

Any burning questions?<br />

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