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the sector at a glance15,763services in australia1.3 mchildren77%services met orexceeded the NQSBENEFITS ANDIMPROVEDAFFORDABILITY TOBOLSTER OCCUPANCY• Extensive research shows that formalEarly Learning has benefits acrossa range of dimensions (e.g. social,emotional, physical, language, cognitive)• Jobs for Families package has added $2.5billion in funding over 4 years targetedat low and middle income families• New package is not a “silver bullet” butthere is evidence of demand stimulationwhich is expected to continue over themedium termDEMANDSHIFT FAVOURSQUALITY ANDSCALE• Occupancy at high appeal, highquality centres has remained strongthrough current market cycle• Scale operators are better positionedto provide differentiated offerings &higher quality centresHIGHLYFRAGMENTEDWITH STRUCTURALGROWTH DRIVERS• Top 5 players have only circa 20%market share. Approximately 70%of centres are small operators• Government and business leaderscommitted to increasing femaleworkforce participation rate• Strong bi-partisan governmentsupport• Continued strong populationgrowth from births and migrationSUPPLYGROWTHMODERATING• Latest industry supply data indicatedthe rate of supply growth slowed inCY18 Q4• Continued tightening of bankfunding to developers is likely to seethis trend continue in CY19• We maintain our view that themarket will be more in balance bymid to late 2019
g8 at a glanceTOTAL519WESTERN AUSTRALIA68CENTRESQUEENSLAND73CENTRESCENTRES41,000australia’slicensed places acrossaustralia and singapore11,000early childhoodeducators52,000children per weekSINGAPORE17CENTRESSOUTH AUSTRALIA29CENTRESVICTORIA134CENTRESNSW188CENTRESACT10CENTRESlargestlisted earlychildhood education& care (ECEC) provider
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