This document provides an overview and analysis of newspaper subscriptions for Al Watan Daily Newspaper in Kuwait. It includes details on demographics, current subscriber numbers and trends, costs per subscriber, correlations between subscribers and revenue, forecasts for 2014-2015, and marketing budget allocations. The key objectives for 2014-2015 are to increase subscribers to 50,000-60,000 respectively, allocate a marketing budget of 840,000-875,000 KD, and reduce the loss in subscriber subsidy from the current 1,430,000 KD.
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Understanding super (for Corporate members)AvSuper
1. The document provides a brief history of superannuation and retirement pensions in Australia from 1862 to present day, including key milestones and growth in superannuation assets.
2. It summarizes the main rules and regulations around accessing superannuation, making contributions, nominating beneficiaries, taxation, and insurance through AvSuper.
3. The document outlines AvSuper's investment options and performance, and describes transitioning from superannuation to income streams and the government pension in retirement.
The document is a personal financial plan dated 2008 for James, Jill, and Jane. It includes an executive summary that outlines recommendations for cash flow management, risk management/insurance, retirement planning, investment planning, estate planning, and tax planning. The plan seeks to increase their annual surplus, ensure full family protection through insurance, accumulate sufficient retirement funds, improve investment returns, securely pass on assets, and maximize tax savings. It also includes sections on goals and objectives, personal details, and current financial situation.
This document provides a summary of superannuation and retirement pensions in Australia. It discusses the history of superannuation in Australia from its introduction in 1862 to the present day where assets total over $2 trillion. It also outlines the key rules and concepts regarding superannuation contributions, taxes, investment options, insurance coverage and accessing retirement funds through income streams. The document is intended to help readers understand superannuation and how it relates to planning for retirement.
Before worrying about investments you should be using the superannuation and tax system to ensure you are making the most of your money. Boosting your retirement savings while saving tax using a Transition to Retirement Pension is an easy low risk way to maximise returns and lower personal and superannuation tax.
The document provides an overview of Thiensurat Group's business, financial highlights for Q1 2017, and outlook for 2017. Key highlights include total revenues of 456 million baht for Q1 2017, a focus on expanding electric appliance sales and improving debt collection, and targets for 2017 including decreasing bad debts and increasing total revenues to 2,000 million baht.
Danushka Abeyratne plans to open Auto Care, a car wash and service center business. The business will offer car washing, detailing, and lubrication services. It will target various car owner segments including new car owners, luxury car owners, and dealerships. The business will be located in Wattala, which has over 40% of households earning over $500,000 annually and many car dealerships nearby. Auto Care aims to provide high quality services at affordable prices to gain customers and market share. The startup will require $1,092,000 in funding and is projected to break even within 6 months and become profitable within the first year of operations.
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Presentation by Tina Davis Milligan, CPA, Managing Director, Family Office Services, CTC | myCFO - Speaker at the IFG Wealth Management Forum Oct 2015 at the Trump Doral in FL
Understanding super (for Corporate members)AvSuper
1. The document provides a brief history of superannuation and retirement pensions in Australia from 1862 to present day, including key milestones and growth in superannuation assets.
2. It summarizes the main rules and regulations around accessing superannuation, making contributions, nominating beneficiaries, taxation, and insurance through AvSuper.
3. The document outlines AvSuper's investment options and performance, and describes transitioning from superannuation to income streams and the government pension in retirement.
The document is a personal financial plan dated 2008 for James, Jill, and Jane. It includes an executive summary that outlines recommendations for cash flow management, risk management/insurance, retirement planning, investment planning, estate planning, and tax planning. The plan seeks to increase their annual surplus, ensure full family protection through insurance, accumulate sufficient retirement funds, improve investment returns, securely pass on assets, and maximize tax savings. It also includes sections on goals and objectives, personal details, and current financial situation.
This document provides a summary of superannuation and retirement pensions in Australia. It discusses the history of superannuation in Australia from its introduction in 1862 to the present day where assets total over $2 trillion. It also outlines the key rules and concepts regarding superannuation contributions, taxes, investment options, insurance coverage and accessing retirement funds through income streams. The document is intended to help readers understand superannuation and how it relates to planning for retirement.
Before worrying about investments you should be using the superannuation and tax system to ensure you are making the most of your money. Boosting your retirement savings while saving tax using a Transition to Retirement Pension is an easy low risk way to maximise returns and lower personal and superannuation tax.
The document provides an overview of Thiensurat Group's business, financial highlights for Q1 2017, and outlook for 2017. Key highlights include total revenues of 456 million baht for Q1 2017, a focus on expanding electric appliance sales and improving debt collection, and targets for 2017 including decreasing bad debts and increasing total revenues to 2,000 million baht.
Danushka Abeyratne plans to open Auto Care, a car wash and service center business. The business will offer car washing, detailing, and lubrication services. It will target various car owner segments including new car owners, luxury car owners, and dealerships. The business will be located in Wattala, which has over 40% of households earning over $500,000 annually and many car dealerships nearby. Auto Care aims to provide high quality services at affordable prices to gain customers and market share. The startup will require $1,092,000 in funding and is projected to break even within 6 months and become profitable within the first year of operations.
The Treasurer's report provides a summary of APNIC's 2018 financial report and 2019 budget and activity plan. Some key points:
- APNIC had a surplus of $1.1M in 2018, exceeding its budget by $866K. Revenue was above budget by $137K while expenses were below budget by $703K.
- The 2019 budget projects revenue of $23.2M, expenses of $22.9M, and a surplus of $244K. It allocates resources primarily to serving members (58% of FTEs, 50% of expenses).
- APNIC's financial position remains stable with over 16 months of operational expenditures held in reserves.
DXN is a big company in Malaysia and you can work with this company in all world and in all languages.
For become partner you have to buy a ” Basic Kit” at 20 Euro.
Yes, Just with 20 Euro, you become a PARTNER and you can sell all products and you can use the products with discount. The membership is for all life.
No anymore fee.
No obligation to consume the products.
You will get a website in all languages (FREE)
All people drink a coffee every day and with DXN you can drink coffee with Ganoderma that is a mushroom with many property for the healthy. And there is some product DXN ALOE as well.
JOIN TODAY
www.dxnbusiness.org
http://revolutionbusiness.dxnnet.com/member_registration_private
The document summarizes a vacation club membership offered by Quest Vacation International that provides access to over 4,000 resorts worldwide through Resort Condominiums International. It details different membership levels that provide 1-2 weeks of accommodation annually or biennially at a luxury resort in Bangkok. Members can exchange their timeshare usage for stays at other destinations. The membership allows flexibility to use accommodations for family vacations, gift to friends, or earn additional income by marketing it to other travelers.
Taking control of your financial future discusses the importance of knowing your cash flow, why we save, inflation, investing, lifestyle inflation, and comparing returns of fixed deposits, equity, and different investment products over long periods of time. It emphasizes starting investments like SIP early to benefit from compounding returns. Mutual funds are presented as a way to invest in equities tax efficiently to beat inflation long-term. Health and term life insurance are also recommended.
The document is Swedbank's interim report for January-September 2014. It summarizes that Swedbank reported a strong third quarter result, with profit for continuing operations of SEK 4.5 billion, up 4% from the third quarter of 2013. For the first nine months of 2014, profit for continuing operations was SEK 12.9 billion, an increase of 12% over the same period in 2013. However, economic growth remains uncertain globally and in Swedbank's key markets due to geopolitical risks and tensions between Russia and Ukraine. Swedbank aims to lower costs towards SEK 16 billion in 2016 through cost synergies, digitization, and staff reductions of 600-800 employees.
The document provides a daily market review and analysis of the Nigerian equity markets from CSL Market. Some key points:
- The NSE All Share Index rose slightly due to gains in heavyweight Dangote Cement, though overall market sentiment remains gloomy.
- Most sectors closed in the red, with losses over 1% except consumer sector which lost under 1%.
- The NASD OTC market benchmark also declined, though volumes and values traded increased dramatically.
- News highlights that Ford will start assembling its Ranger pickup truck in Nigeria, joining other automakers increasing local assembly.
- Operating income for Q2 2015 was up 22% to SEK 1,675m compared to SEK 1,373m in Q2 2014, with the operating margin improving 1.3 percentage points to 13.7%.
- High margin divisions like Husqvarna and Gardena saw growth in net sales.
- Continued benefits from the Accelerated Improvement Program and currency exchange rates led to improved performance.
- Product mix was improved through a focus on higher profit products and reducing material costs.
- Further cost reductions planned for 2016-17 to fund growth investments and mitigate currency impacts going forward.
Wealth creation through Mutual Fund SIPNimesh Dedhia
This document discusses how systematic investment plans (SIPs) can help create wealth over time through investments in mutual funds. It provides examples of the growth of hypothetical Rs. 1,000 monthly SIPs in several equity mutual funds over periods of 5, 10, and 15 years, demonstrating average annual returns ranging from 17.12% to 35.32%. Tables also illustrate the power of compounding returns over long periods from 20 to 30 years for Rs. 1,000 monthly investments at interest rates of 8-25%. The advisor's profile is given, showing over 15 years of experience in financial planning and serving over 300 mutual fund clients.
This document provides a summary of financial statements for Houston Community College System and Houston Community College Public Facility Corporation for the period of September 1, 2016 through November 30, 2016. It includes information on fund balances, revenues, expenses, and budgets. Some key details are:
- Total unrestricted revenue is $86.3 million (25.5% of annual budget) while expenses are $72.3 million (21.4% of annual budget)
- Compared to the same period last year, revenue is down 1% while expenses are down 12.4%
- Salaries increased 5% due to a compensation study and 2% salary increase for full-time employees
- Expenses for transfers and debt decreased
The document summarizes key aspects of the South African 2014 budget including:
- Expected budget deficit of 4% of GDP narrowing to 2.8% by 2016/17 with debt stabilizing at 44.3% of GDP.
- Over the next 3 years, R410 billion will be spent on social grants and other spending includes education, infrastructure, and HIV/AIDS programs.
- Personal income tax relief of R9.3 billion with tax thresholds and rebates increasing. The fuel levy will increase by 20 cents.
- Reforms to retirement funds including taxing employer contributions and increased tax deductions for retirement savings up to R350,000 annually.
- Small business tax relief with increased turnover threshold
- Operating income was up 22% to SEK 405m and the operating margin improved 0.6 percentage points to 5.5% due to continued success of the Accelerated Improvement Program.
- High margin divisions like Gardena and Construction grew net sales while Consumer Brands mitigated the impact of lower volumes.
- An increasingly challenging currency headwind was noted along with additional measures to mitigate the currency impact and fund growth investments beyond 2016.
Rameda is a Egyptian pharmaceutical company that produces and sells generic medicines. It has one main shareholder, Greville Investing Limited, which owns 33.17% of shares. The document analyzes Rameda's financial performance from 2019-2021, including levels of different types of leverage each quarter, capital increase/reduction decisions, capital restructuring decisions, and quarterly capital expenditures. It also examines the effects of corporate disclosures on stock price, finding that some disclosures caused the stock price to increase or decrease slightly while many did not significantly affect the price.
This document contains the treasurer's report from the APNIC46 conference held in Noumea, New Caledonia from 6-13 September 2018. It provides the financial report for the year to date ending in June 2018, including details on revenue, expenses, membership growth, and the capital and operating budgets. Overall, revenue was slightly below budget but expenses were 8.9% below budget, resulting in a surplus that was 175% above budget. Membership growth was below projections but financial stability remains strong.
The document summarizes the financial performance of ICICI Bank for the fourth quarter and full year of 2015. Some key highlights include:
- For Q4 2015, standalone profit after tax increased 10.2% year-over-year to Rs. 29.22 billion. Net interest income grew 16.6% and net interest margin improved.
- For FY2015, standalone profit after tax rose 13.9% to Rs. 111.75 billion. Net interest income increased 15.6% and net interest margin improved by 15 basis points.
- Loan growth was strong, with total advances rising 14.4% year-over-year. Retail loans grew 24.6%.
- Deposits
2010 Investors' Meeting Presentation - São PauloKianne Paganini
Banco PINE held a presentation covering its 2Q10 results and business strategy. The summary highlights strong income growth in recent quarters driven by selective credit expansion and cross-selling. Banco PINE maintains a diversified funding base and comfortable capital ratios. Its consistent strategy is to provide a full range of financial products and services to mid-sized corporations with an emphasis on customized solutions and rapid credit decisions.
This document analyzes the banquet revenue of ITC Sonar hotel over two fiscal years. It finds that while corporate events contributed more revenue than social events, total banquet revenue decreased by 5% from the previous year. Revenue per square foot and from lunch meals also declined in the first and third quarters. Recommendations include upgrading systems, focusing on outdoor catering, and more aggressive marketing. The analysis provides insights into banquet operations and highlights opportunities for improving performance.
- The city's quarterly financial report showed that as of December 31, 2015, the general fund revenues were at 43% of budget and expenditures were at 22% of budget, leaving a positive operating balance. Property tax collections were at 62% of budget.
- Utility fund revenues were at 25% of budget and expenditures at 15% of budget, also leaving a positive operating balance.
- The investment portfolio totaled $8.8 million as of December 31, with the majority in savings accounts and investment pools, in compliance with the city's investment policy.
The Finance Director presented the quarterly financial report for the city as of September 30, 2016. Key highlights included:
- General Fund revenues were 102% of budget and expenditures were 94% of budget. Property tax collections met 100% of budget.
- Utility Fund revenues were 96% of budget and expenditures were 82% of budget.
- The Capital Projects Fund balance as of September 30, 2016 was $961,694.
- The city's investment portfolio totaled over $7 million as of September 30, 2016 and was in compliance with the city's investment policy.
Jennifer is a 22 year old female runner from Taipei with 3 years of running experience. Her user profile shows that she runs at the gym. Analysis of her frequency and monetary data based on the RFM model reveals that she purchases at an average frequency of once per year, with an average monetary spend per purchase of 959. Her expected customer lifetime value is calculated based on her age group's estimated contribution period of 30 years. Further recommendations are made to focus retention efforts on high value customers who have not yet reached their estimated lifetime spending cap, and to prioritize investing in customers aged 35-44 who offer the best future value.
The Treasurer's report provides a summary of APNIC's 2018 financial report and 2019 budget and activity plan. Some key points:
- APNIC had a surplus of $1.1M in 2018, exceeding its budget by $866K. Revenue was above budget by $137K while expenses were below budget by $703K.
- The 2019 budget projects revenue of $23.2M, expenses of $22.9M, and a surplus of $244K. It allocates resources primarily to serving members (58% of FTEs, 50% of expenses).
- APNIC's financial position remains stable with over 16 months of operational expenditures held in reserves.
DXN is a big company in Malaysia and you can work with this company in all world and in all languages.
For become partner you have to buy a ” Basic Kit” at 20 Euro.
Yes, Just with 20 Euro, you become a PARTNER and you can sell all products and you can use the products with discount. The membership is for all life.
No anymore fee.
No obligation to consume the products.
You will get a website in all languages (FREE)
All people drink a coffee every day and with DXN you can drink coffee with Ganoderma that is a mushroom with many property for the healthy. And there is some product DXN ALOE as well.
JOIN TODAY
www.dxnbusiness.org
http://revolutionbusiness.dxnnet.com/member_registration_private
The document summarizes a vacation club membership offered by Quest Vacation International that provides access to over 4,000 resorts worldwide through Resort Condominiums International. It details different membership levels that provide 1-2 weeks of accommodation annually or biennially at a luxury resort in Bangkok. Members can exchange their timeshare usage for stays at other destinations. The membership allows flexibility to use accommodations for family vacations, gift to friends, or earn additional income by marketing it to other travelers.
Taking control of your financial future discusses the importance of knowing your cash flow, why we save, inflation, investing, lifestyle inflation, and comparing returns of fixed deposits, equity, and different investment products over long periods of time. It emphasizes starting investments like SIP early to benefit from compounding returns. Mutual funds are presented as a way to invest in equities tax efficiently to beat inflation long-term. Health and term life insurance are also recommended.
The document is Swedbank's interim report for January-September 2014. It summarizes that Swedbank reported a strong third quarter result, with profit for continuing operations of SEK 4.5 billion, up 4% from the third quarter of 2013. For the first nine months of 2014, profit for continuing operations was SEK 12.9 billion, an increase of 12% over the same period in 2013. However, economic growth remains uncertain globally and in Swedbank's key markets due to geopolitical risks and tensions between Russia and Ukraine. Swedbank aims to lower costs towards SEK 16 billion in 2016 through cost synergies, digitization, and staff reductions of 600-800 employees.
The document provides a daily market review and analysis of the Nigerian equity markets from CSL Market. Some key points:
- The NSE All Share Index rose slightly due to gains in heavyweight Dangote Cement, though overall market sentiment remains gloomy.
- Most sectors closed in the red, with losses over 1% except consumer sector which lost under 1%.
- The NASD OTC market benchmark also declined, though volumes and values traded increased dramatically.
- News highlights that Ford will start assembling its Ranger pickup truck in Nigeria, joining other automakers increasing local assembly.
- Operating income for Q2 2015 was up 22% to SEK 1,675m compared to SEK 1,373m in Q2 2014, with the operating margin improving 1.3 percentage points to 13.7%.
- High margin divisions like Husqvarna and Gardena saw growth in net sales.
- Continued benefits from the Accelerated Improvement Program and currency exchange rates led to improved performance.
- Product mix was improved through a focus on higher profit products and reducing material costs.
- Further cost reductions planned for 2016-17 to fund growth investments and mitigate currency impacts going forward.
Wealth creation through Mutual Fund SIPNimesh Dedhia
This document discusses how systematic investment plans (SIPs) can help create wealth over time through investments in mutual funds. It provides examples of the growth of hypothetical Rs. 1,000 monthly SIPs in several equity mutual funds over periods of 5, 10, and 15 years, demonstrating average annual returns ranging from 17.12% to 35.32%. Tables also illustrate the power of compounding returns over long periods from 20 to 30 years for Rs. 1,000 monthly investments at interest rates of 8-25%. The advisor's profile is given, showing over 15 years of experience in financial planning and serving over 300 mutual fund clients.
This document provides a summary of financial statements for Houston Community College System and Houston Community College Public Facility Corporation for the period of September 1, 2016 through November 30, 2016. It includes information on fund balances, revenues, expenses, and budgets. Some key details are:
- Total unrestricted revenue is $86.3 million (25.5% of annual budget) while expenses are $72.3 million (21.4% of annual budget)
- Compared to the same period last year, revenue is down 1% while expenses are down 12.4%
- Salaries increased 5% due to a compensation study and 2% salary increase for full-time employees
- Expenses for transfers and debt decreased
The document summarizes key aspects of the South African 2014 budget including:
- Expected budget deficit of 4% of GDP narrowing to 2.8% by 2016/17 with debt stabilizing at 44.3% of GDP.
- Over the next 3 years, R410 billion will be spent on social grants and other spending includes education, infrastructure, and HIV/AIDS programs.
- Personal income tax relief of R9.3 billion with tax thresholds and rebates increasing. The fuel levy will increase by 20 cents.
- Reforms to retirement funds including taxing employer contributions and increased tax deductions for retirement savings up to R350,000 annually.
- Small business tax relief with increased turnover threshold
- Operating income was up 22% to SEK 405m and the operating margin improved 0.6 percentage points to 5.5% due to continued success of the Accelerated Improvement Program.
- High margin divisions like Gardena and Construction grew net sales while Consumer Brands mitigated the impact of lower volumes.
- An increasingly challenging currency headwind was noted along with additional measures to mitigate the currency impact and fund growth investments beyond 2016.
Rameda is a Egyptian pharmaceutical company that produces and sells generic medicines. It has one main shareholder, Greville Investing Limited, which owns 33.17% of shares. The document analyzes Rameda's financial performance from 2019-2021, including levels of different types of leverage each quarter, capital increase/reduction decisions, capital restructuring decisions, and quarterly capital expenditures. It also examines the effects of corporate disclosures on stock price, finding that some disclosures caused the stock price to increase or decrease slightly while many did not significantly affect the price.
This document contains the treasurer's report from the APNIC46 conference held in Noumea, New Caledonia from 6-13 September 2018. It provides the financial report for the year to date ending in June 2018, including details on revenue, expenses, membership growth, and the capital and operating budgets. Overall, revenue was slightly below budget but expenses were 8.9% below budget, resulting in a surplus that was 175% above budget. Membership growth was below projections but financial stability remains strong.
The document summarizes the financial performance of ICICI Bank for the fourth quarter and full year of 2015. Some key highlights include:
- For Q4 2015, standalone profit after tax increased 10.2% year-over-year to Rs. 29.22 billion. Net interest income grew 16.6% and net interest margin improved.
- For FY2015, standalone profit after tax rose 13.9% to Rs. 111.75 billion. Net interest income increased 15.6% and net interest margin improved by 15 basis points.
- Loan growth was strong, with total advances rising 14.4% year-over-year. Retail loans grew 24.6%.
- Deposits
2010 Investors' Meeting Presentation - São PauloKianne Paganini
Banco PINE held a presentation covering its 2Q10 results and business strategy. The summary highlights strong income growth in recent quarters driven by selective credit expansion and cross-selling. Banco PINE maintains a diversified funding base and comfortable capital ratios. Its consistent strategy is to provide a full range of financial products and services to mid-sized corporations with an emphasis on customized solutions and rapid credit decisions.
This document analyzes the banquet revenue of ITC Sonar hotel over two fiscal years. It finds that while corporate events contributed more revenue than social events, total banquet revenue decreased by 5% from the previous year. Revenue per square foot and from lunch meals also declined in the first and third quarters. Recommendations include upgrading systems, focusing on outdoor catering, and more aggressive marketing. The analysis provides insights into banquet operations and highlights opportunities for improving performance.
- The city's quarterly financial report showed that as of December 31, 2015, the general fund revenues were at 43% of budget and expenditures were at 22% of budget, leaving a positive operating balance. Property tax collections were at 62% of budget.
- Utility fund revenues were at 25% of budget and expenditures at 15% of budget, also leaving a positive operating balance.
- The investment portfolio totaled $8.8 million as of December 31, with the majority in savings accounts and investment pools, in compliance with the city's investment policy.
The Finance Director presented the quarterly financial report for the city as of September 30, 2016. Key highlights included:
- General Fund revenues were 102% of budget and expenditures were 94% of budget. Property tax collections met 100% of budget.
- Utility Fund revenues were 96% of budget and expenditures were 82% of budget.
- The Capital Projects Fund balance as of September 30, 2016 was $961,694.
- The city's investment portfolio totaled over $7 million as of September 30, 2016 and was in compliance with the city's investment policy.
Jennifer is a 22 year old female runner from Taipei with 3 years of running experience. Her user profile shows that she runs at the gym. Analysis of her frequency and monetary data based on the RFM model reveals that she purchases at an average frequency of once per year, with an average monetary spend per purchase of 959. Her expected customer lifetime value is calculated based on her age group's estimated contribution period of 30 years. Further recommendations are made to focus retention efforts on high value customers who have not yet reached their estimated lifetime spending cap, and to prioritize investing in customers aged 35-44 who offer the best future value.
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1. STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL - Prepared by Mazen Arab
Al Watan Daily Newspaper
The Subscriptions Future Roadmap
Kuwait-2013
2. STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL - Prepared by Mazen Arab
General Overview
Kuwait Demographics
Al Watan Newspaper (Readership Profile)
Al Watan Subscribers- General Overview and Trends
The Business Perspective / by Subscriber
Al Watan Subscribers – Facts
Direct Correlation (Subscribers - Revenue- Price- Space- Sales)
The Break Even Point- 1 Year & 2 Years
The Forecast – (Objectives for Year 2014 – 2015)
Marketing Budget Allocation 2014 - 2015
General Marketing Activities
- Agenda -
2
3. STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL - Prepared by Mazen Arab
Kuwait Demographics
Source: National Census 2013 – PACI 3
Kuwaiti Non Kuwaiti
1240000 2703000
31% 69%
Total Population Kuwaiti Watan Subscriptions % of Total Kuwaiti
Capital 522,669 231,056 7,194 3%
Hawally 853,514 210,684 7,948 4%
Ahmadi 763,925 258,077 7,241 3%
Jahra 484,874 258,077 3214 1%
Farwaniya 1,030,647 223,031 12086 5%
Mubarak El-Kabir 231,370 140,889 6114 4%
Age # of Kuwaiti
0-25 Yrs 587,303
26-39 Yrs 372,473
40–59 Yrs 200,921
> 60 Yrs 66,324
4. STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL - Prepared by Mazen Arab
Al Watan Readership Profile
Source: Ipsos Stat NRS_2012 4
5. STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL - Prepared by Mazen Arab
Al Watan Subscribers – Overview & Trends
Source: Al Khaleej for distribution 5
# of Subscribers
Variance Comp
to prev. month
% Variance to
Prev. Month
# of Subscribers
Variance Comp
to prev. month
% Variance to
Prev. Month
End of January
55,567 -233 -0.4 % 47,902 -211 -0.44%
End of February
52,094 -3473 -6.25% 47,153 -749 -1.56%
End of March
51,210 -884 -1.70% 46,346 -807 -1.71%
End of April
50,295 -915 -1.79% 45,614 -732 -1.58%
End of May
49,615 -680 -1.35% 44,917 -697 -1.53%
End of June
49,099 -516 -1.04% 44,211 -706 -1.57%
End of July
48,577 -522 -1.06% 43,577 -634 -1.43%
End of August
47,904 -673 -1.39% 43,262 -315 -0.72%
End of
September
47,282 -622 -1.30% 42,888 -374 -0.86%
End of October
47,888 606 1.28% 43,785 897 2.09%
End of
November
48,256 368 0.77%
End of
December
48,113 -143 -0.30%
Year 2012 Year 2013
6. STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL - Prepared by Mazen Arab
Expiring Subscriptions in 2013
Month Expired Subscribers % of Total
June 2013 2304 6%
July 2013 2282 6%
August 2013 2105 5%
September 2013 2467 6%
October 2013 5744 15%
November 2013 5326 14%
December 2013 4273 11%
Expiring Subscriptions in 2014
Month Expired Subscribers % of Total
January 2014 3182 8%
February 2014 1880 5%
March 2014 2658 7%
April 2014 2157 6%
May 2014 2548 7%
June 2014 1996 5%
Source: Al Khaleej for Distribution 6
The % of Expiring Subscriptions should be directly related to the Marketing Budget /
Allocation of Gifts etc…
Al Watan Subscribers – Overview & Trends-Cont.
7. STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL - Prepared by Mazen Arab
The Business Perspective / by Subscriber
Source: Accounting Department/
Advertising Department
7
Year Beg Bal.
Subscribers
Change vs.
Last Year%
Net Cm/Clm-
Revenue
Advertising Net
Revenue
Advertising Cost –
Promotion
Promo Budget vs.
Net Revenue %
2011 55790 7.4 KD 15,395,982 KD 484,000 KD 3.14 %
2012 55,567 0% 8.2 KD 16,832,800 KD 636,850 KD 3.83 %
2013 47,902 -14% 8.2 KD 16,953,000 KD 470,000 KD 2.77%
2014 43785- to
50,000
-8.6% 8.2 KD 16,800,000 KD 840,000 KD 5 %
Year Revenue per
(Subscriber)
Print Cost/Each
Subscriber
Advertising Cost/
Subscriber
Approx.
distribution
cost/Subscriber
Dist. Cost per
Subscriber
2011 276 KD 29 KD 8.7 KD 580,000 KD 10.4 KD
2012 303 KD 29 KD 11.5 KD 580,000 KD 10.4KD
2013 354 KD 29 KD 9.8 KD 580,000 KD 12.1 KD
2014 379 KD 29 KD 17 KD 580,000 KD 13.25 KD
8. STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL - Prepared by Mazen Arab
Al Watan Subscribers – Facts
8
• Year 2012- Al Watan DNP Lost 7,454 Subscribers – 13.4 % of the starting Subscribers Balance
• Year 2013 Till October, Al Watan DNP lost 4,117 Subscribers - 8.6% of the Starting Subscribers
Balance
• In a different Perspective –
– 2011 Main Promotion Total budget in 2011 = 484,000 KD –
– Al Watan spent 23 KD per Subscriber to retain 86.6 % of beginning balance of subscribers
– 2012 Main Promotion Total Budget in 2013 = 636,850 KD
– Al Watan Spent 25.9 KD per subscriber to retain 91.4 % of beginning balance of subscribers
– 2013 Main Promotion Total Budget in 2013 = 470,000 KD
– Al Watan Spent 25.9 KD per subscriber to retain 91% of beginning balance of subscribers
– 2014 Sum of Promotions total budget to be spent = 840,000 KD
– Al Watan will spend 34.5 KD per subscriber to increase the subscriptions from 44,000 to
50,000
Source: Accounting Department/
Advertising Department
9. STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL - Prepared by Mazen Arab
Al Watan Subscribers – Facts(Cont.)
9
• Total Variable Cost/subscriber 2012 = (29 KD+11.5 KD +10.4 KD) = 51 KD
• 2012 Cost of Subscription= 25 KD
• 2012 Subsidy by newspaper = 26 KD
• 2012 Total Subsidy KD by the Newspaper = 1,430,000 KD Yearly (based on 55,000
Subscribers) – (8.5% of Total Revenue)
• 2012 Total Approx. Yearly Cost for Subscriptions = 2,855,000 KD (16.63% of Revenue)
2012 Total Cost to Retain
Subscribers = 2,855,000 KD
(16.6% of revenue)
Printing
Cost
1,595,00
0 KD
Promotion
Cost/
680,000 KD
Distribution
Cost/
580,000 KD
2012 Total Cost to Retain
Subscribers = 50.9KD
(subsidy of 26 KD)
Printing
Cost 29
KD
Promotion
Cost/ 11.5
KD
Distributi
on Cost/
10.4 KD
Source: Accounting Department/
Advertising Department
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Direct Correlation (Subscribers - Revenue- Price- Space- Sales)
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25 KD 1 year Subscription 2 Yrs Subscription 3 Yrs Subscription
Subscribers Revenue KD Revenue or Loss /year Revenue or Loss /year Revenue or Loss /year
45000 KWD 16,000,000 KWD (35) KWD (25.78) KWD (22.81)
47500 KWD 16,000,000 KWD (33) KWD (24.63) KWD (21.82)
50000 KWD 16,800,000 KWD (32) KWD (24.00) KWD (21.20)
52500 KWD 16,800,000 KWD (31) KWD (23.05) KWD (20.38)
55000 KWD 16,800,000 KWD (30) KWD (22.18) KWD (19.64)
57500 KWD 16,800,000 KWD (29) KWD (21.39) KWD (18.96)
60000 KWD 17,500,000 KWD (28) KWD (20.96) KWD (18.53)
62500 KWD 17,500,000 KWD (27) KWD (20.28) KWD (17.95)
The Cost per subscription will decrease if we plan and execute our subscription
campaigns for 2 or 3 years – for Example:
@55,000 Subscribers – if they are subscribed for
1 year - we will lose 30 KD per subscriber
2 Years – we will lose 22 KD per Subscriber
3 Years – we will lose 19.6 KD per Subscriber
The Less Subscriber we have the less prices of Cm/clm we can sell and this means less on the
Total Revenue KD -
Source: Accounting Department/
Advertising Department
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Direct Correlation (Subscribers - Revenue- Price- Space- Sales) Cont.
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30 KD 2 Yrs Subscription 3 Yrs Subscription
Subscribers Revenue KD Revenue / Loss Revenue or Loss /year Revenue or Loss /year
47500 KWD 16,000,000 KWD (28) KWD (19.63) KWD (16.82)
50000 KWD 16,800,000 KWD (27) KWD (19.00) KWD (16.20)
52500 KWD 16,800,000 KWD (26) KWD (18.05) KWD (15.38)
55000 KWD 16,800,000 KWD (25) KWD (17.18) KWD (14.64)
If We Increase the subscription to 30 KD per Year – the below table shows the loss in Subsidy
per subscriber
Comparison 30 KD/ Subscription 25 KD Subscription 30 KD/ Subscription 25 KD Subscription
1 Yr. Subscription 1 Yr. Subscription 2 Yrs. Subscription 2 Yrs. Subscription
Subscribers Revenue / Loss Revenue / Loss Revenue or Loss /year Revenue or Loss /year
47500 KWD (28) KWD (33) KWD (19.63) KWD (24.63)
50000 KWD (27) KWD (32) KWD (19.00) KWD (24.00)
52500 KWD (26) KWD (31) KWD (18.05) KWD (23.05)
55000 KWD (25) KWD (30) KWD (17.18) KWD (22.18)
For a 5 KD Increase in Subscription Fee – it will be reflected directly as a saving in the loss
due to subsidy of the subscribers price –
Source: Accounting Department/
Advertising Department
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Direct Correlation (Subscribers - Revenue- Price- Space- Sales) Cont.
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25 KD Subsidy KD Subsidy KD Convert to yearly loss Subsidy KD Convert to yearly loss
Subscribers
for 1 Year
Subscription
for 2 Yrs.
Subscriptions
1 year for 3 Yrs. Subscriptions 1 year
50000 KWD (1,620,000) KWD (2,400,000) KWD (1,200,000) KWD (3,180,000) KWD (1,060,000)
52500 KWD (1,630,000) KWD (2,420,000) KWD (1,210,000) KWD (3,210,000) KWD (1,070,000)
55000 KWD (1,640,000) KWD (2,440,000) KWD (1,220,000) KWD (3,240,000) KWD (1,080,000)
57500 KWD (1,650,000) KWD (2,460,000) KWD (1,230,000) KWD (3,270,000) KWD (1,090,000)
60000 KWD (1,695,000) KWD (2,515,000) KWD (1,257,500) KWD (3,335,000) KWD (1,111,667)
When we plan and execute our subscribers promotions based on 2 years and 3 years –
the loss per year paid as subsidy will be reduced –
for Example: if we have 55,000 Subscribers over 3 years we will save 560,000 KD per year
Source: Accounting Department/
Advertising Department
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The Break Even Point- 1 Year & 2 Years
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1 Year Subscription –
Break Even Point
KD / Subscription
40000 KWD 62.5
42500 KWD 60.5
45000 KWD 59.5
47500 KWD 58.0
50000 KWD 57.5
52500 KWD 56.0
55000 KWD 55.0
57500 KWD 54.0
60000 KWD 53.3
62500 KWD 52.3
65000 KWD 51.3
67500 KWD 51.0
70000 KWD 50.5
2 Year Subscription –
Break Even Point
KD /Year Subscription
40000 KWD 53.0
42500 KWD 51.5
45000 KWD 50.8
47500 KWD 49.5
50000 KWD 49.0
52500 KWD 48.0
55000 KWD 47.3
57500 KWD 46.3
60000 KWD 46.0
62500 KWD 45.3
65000 KWD 44.8
67500 KWD 44.3
70000 KWD 43.8
Source: Accounting Department/
Advertising Department
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Year 2014 2015
Subscribers End of Year 50,000 60,000
Forecasted Revenue Net KD 16,800,000 KD 17,500,000 KD
Cost of Subscription 30 KD / 1 Year
50 KD / 2 Years
60 KD / 2 Years
75 KD / 3 Years
Marketing Budget 840,000 KD 875,000 KD
Loss in Subsidy 1,285,000 KD 1,034,583 KD
Current Subsidy 1,430,000 KD 1,430,000 KD
Savings on Subsidy 145,000 KD 395,000 KD
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The Forecast / Objectives for Year 2014- 2015
Source: Accounting Department/
Advertising Department
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Month Budget Allocation 2014 Budget Allocation 2015
January 68,750 KD 71,500 KD
February 40,500 KD 42,250 KD
March 57,500 KD 59,750 KD
April 46,500 KD 48,500 KD
May 55,000 KD 57,300 KD
June 43,000 KD 44,850 KD
July 49,250 KD 51,300 KD
August 45,500 KD 47,350 KD
September 53,250 KD 55,500 KD
October 123,950 KD 129,150 KD
November 114,950 KD 119,750 KD
December 92,250 KD 96,000 KD
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Marketing Budget Allocation 2014/2015
30% of the Above allocated budget should be allocated to long term objectives and blanket promotions –
2% of The Budget should be Allocated to Acquiring research and conducting tailor made research. (16,800 KD)
Source: Accounting Department/
Advertising Department
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Promotions that will be Done for a long period – yearly or more
Long Term Promotions
• Al Watan Elite Loyalty Program
• 1 Major Sport Event
• 1 Major Free Event for Current Subscribers
• Subscriptions renewed online and paid online will have a special Prize
• Permanent Satellite Subscription Stations in Busy Areas
• Participation and Sponsoring Fairs – Free Copies – Subscription Booth
• Branding of Areas of Interest such as football courts – Coop Walkways – etc
Tactical Promotions that has a start and end periodShort Term Promotions
• Special Promotion Packages for Company employees with Kuwaiti and upper end Expats
• Cross Promotions (Mainly on Monthly basis for Renewal of Subscriptions)
• Special Promotion for all Subscribers – get a relative to subscribe and get a valuable Gift
• Special Promotion for all Subscribers – get a neighbor to subscribe and get a valuable Gift
• Seasonal Promotions for Travel – Back to School – Eid al Adha and Feter – Camping Season –
Hala February -
• Special Promotion for AL Watan Birthday month
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General Marketing Activities
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Direct BTL Contact- Call Center- Subscription Team
Retain Subscribers
• Call and offer the Monthly promotion to renew subscriptions -
• Direct Letters/emails to the resident – to inform them of the promotions
• Instant Gifts
• Discount Offers
• Free Coupons Value KD – from a Variety of Stores –retail etc…. (at least 50% of the subscription
fee)
• Giveaways / Gifts for Kids and Family – (Fantasy World – etc… )
• Back to School Discount / Value Vouchers to the Subscribers
Need More convincing & more personal touchNew Subscribers
•New Subscribers are the responsibility of the whole company
•Offer 3 Month Subscription to a neighbor- for each 5 new Subscriptions Get a 50 KD (Employee incentive)
•Company Employee offers – 100 Subscriptions or more we will give them 10,000 KD free Ads Gross in the
Newspaper (Example)
•Subscription Booth present in all the events sponsored by Al Watan
•Special Promotions for Women Only – linked major retailers like Al-Ostoura – Al Taraf Al Aghar etc…
•Cross Promotions with other business entities (Kuwait Cinema – Free Car Service AL Ghanim etc… )
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General Marketing Activities(Cont.)