This presentation by Delta Apparel provides an overview of the company for investors. Key points include:
- Delta Apparel is an international apparel company with brands like Salt Life, Soffe, and Art Gun.
- The company has pursued strategic acquisitions and initiatives since 2001 that have increased shareholder value, including the recent acquisition of Salt Life.
- Delta Apparel has focused on growing its eCommerce platform and lifestyle brands like Salt Life to drive profitable sales growth.
- The presentation highlights growth opportunities in areas like Art Gun's digital print and fulfillment capabilities and the potential for Salt Life to continue its strong growth trajectory.
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. . . an international design, marketing,
manufacturing and sourcing company that
features a diverse portfolio of lifestyle
basic and branded activewear apparel and
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• Stock trading below book value, with additional $3.00 per share
of real estate with no book value
• Completed FY15 & FY16 cost initiatives as planned, further
improving 2H17 and FY18 margins
• Art Gun is ahead of the curve in servicing the changing retail
platform with digital print and fulfillment capabilities
• eCommerce platform driving profitable sales growth
• Strong growth potential with high-profile lifestyle brand, Salt Life
Why Invest in DLA?
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• Streamlined Decision-Making and Informa-on Flow
• Increased Produc-on in Lower Cost Facili-es
• Ra-onalized Non-Strategic Areas
– Closed Canada Distribu-on
– Sold The Game Business
• De-Levered the Balance Sheet
• Focused Management on Strategic Areas
FY15 Strategic Ini/a/ves Completed
Reduced Fixed Costs by over $8 million
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• Tex-le, Sew and Screenprint Expansion in
Central America
– Capital Investment of $7 million
– Con-nue USA-Made Programs
• Source domes-c fabric for USA sewing and
screenprint
– Aligned Resources in Campeche, Mexico
• Source fabric in-country
• Consolidated sew opera-ons
• Provide quick-turn print and packaging programs
FY16 Manufacturing Realignment Completed
Reduced Manufacturing Costs by $8 million
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DLA Supports Nearly $5 Million Per Year in U.S. Manufacturing Wages
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DLA Paid $35 Million to Support United States Infrastructure Since 2001
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• Divested Junkfood Business
– Recognized $1.3 million Gain on Sale
– Use $28 million Proceeds for Investments
• Share buyback
• Organic growth strategies
• Acquisi-on growth opportuni-es
• eCommerce and Retail Expansion
– Expansion of Art Gun Footprint
– B2C and B2B Plalorms
• Growth of Soffe and Salt Life Brands
– Consumer Touch Points
Focus on Key Growth Areas
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FY17 Ini/a/ves
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GGrroowwtthh IInniittiiaattiivveess –– Art Gun
§ Innova-ve Technology
§ State of the Art Equipment
- Kornit AVKs 1000s
§ Mass Customiza-on Capacity
- Capacity to print over 20,000 unique garments per day
§ Quality Assurance
§ Speed to Market
- Geographic expansion
eCommerce Digital Print & Fulfillment
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AArrtt GGuunn –– Sales Growth
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Five Year CAGR = 65%
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• Improved Debt Leverage
– Total Debt of $115.8 million at FYE16
– Expect Leverage Under 3x EBITDA at FYE17
• Executed U.S. Credit Facility
– Extended Agreement to May 2021
– Lowered Interest Expense by 50 Basis Points
• Capital Spending in FY16 of $14.7 million
– Depr & Amort, including Non-Cash Comp, of $11.9 million in FY16
– Expect Capital Spending in FY17 of $10 million
• Stock Repurchases in FY16 of $3.5 million
– Repurchased Nearly 3 million Shares Since FY01
– Continuing Repurchases in FY17
• Renewed Universal Shelf Filing
– Increased to $150 million
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