Steve Schmitt
Safe Harbor Statement
This announcement, any related announcements and the related webcast may contain “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of
Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. We intend all forward-looking statements to
be covered by the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements can be identified
by the fact that they do not relate strictly to historical or current facts. Our forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties,
which may cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. Factors that can cause our actual results to differ materially include, but
are not limited to: food safety and food borne-illness issues; changes in economic conditions, consumer preferences, tax rates and laws and the
regulatory environment, as well as increased competition and other risks in China, where a significant and growing portion of our restaurants are
located; changes in economic and political conditions in the other countries outside the U.S. where we operate; the impact or threat of any
widespread illness or outbreaks of viruses or other diseases; our ability to protect the integrity and security of individually identifiable data of our
customers and employees; our ability to secure and maintain distribution and adequate supply to our restaurants; the success of our
international development strategy; commodity, labor and other operating costs; the continued viability and success of our franchise and license
operators; consumer preferences and perceptions of our brands; the impact of social media; a potential suspension of the Chinese affiliate of
our independent auditor; pending or future litigation and legal claims or proceedings; changes in or noncompliance with government regulations;
tax matters, including disagreements with taxing authorities; significant changes in global economic conditions, including consumer spending,
consumer confidence and unemployment; and competition within the retail food industry, including with respect to price and quality of food
products, new product development, advertising levels and promotional initiatives, customer service, reputation, restaurant location, and
attractiveness and maintenance of properties. You should consult our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (including the
information set forth under the captions “Risk Factors” and “Forward-Looking Statements” in our Annual Report on Form 10-K) for additional
detail about factors that could affect our financial and other results. Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations and
assumptions and currently available data and are neither predictions nor guarantees of future events or performance. You should not place
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statements.
GLOBAL
PORTFOLIO
THREE
ICONIC BRANDS
VERSATILE
OWNERSHIP
EMERGING
MARKET LEADER
41,000+
Restaurants
125+
Countries
Franchise
Company
15,000+
Units
~50%
Operating Profit
Yum! Brands, Inc.
Diversified Income Stream ~$2Bn Operating Profit
Note: Excludes Corporate and Unallocated Operating Expenses.
2014F
Tremendous Growth Opportunity for Each Division
New-Unit Development, SSSG and High Returns
David Novak
13% 13%
15%
13%
14%
15%
14%
13%
17%
14%
13%
-9%
MSD
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014F
Yum! Dynasty Growth Model
At Least 10% EPS EveryYear
EPS Growth, Ex Special Items
At Least
10 %
GOAL: RESTORE CONSISTENCY
#1 Priority: China Turnaround
2012 2014F Future
$1.7
$1.4
Average Unit Volumes ($’MM)
6,100+
Units
$2Bn
System
Sales~
$1.7+
$600MM+ PROFIT
TREMENDOUS LEVERAGE
Note: Excludes Little Sheep, East Dawning and Pizza Hut Home Service.
The POWER of
Diversification
• Three Iconic Brands
• Strong in Developed Markets
• Lead in Emerging Markets
• Global Control
100% Focused Teams
• By Brand Centrally & Locally
• China & India (1Bn+ People)
• Yum! Added Value
Massive Scale
• Supply Chain
• Talent Magnet / Leadership Development
• Know-how Sharing
• Financial Strength
International Franchise
Infrastructure
• 1,000+ Franchisees
– Goal: ~95% Franchised Outside of China/India
– 40% of Restaurants Owned By Franchisees
Who Operate More than One Brand
– Huge Advantage for Taco Bell
Focused Equity to
Accelerate Growth
• First Mover in China Where Franchising
Capability Remains Nascent
• Prove Business Models & Honor
Contracts
• Earn Right to Own
The POWER of
Diversification
100% Focused
Teams
Massive Scale
International
Franchise
Infrastructure
Focused Equity
to Accelerate
Growth
• Over 10X Total Shareholder Return Since
Spin from PepsiCo
• Ten Consecutive Double-Digit Percentage
Dividend Increases
• Meaningful & Consistent Share Repurchases
• An Industry Leader in ROIC
Shareholder-Driven Mindset
Greg Creed
CEO,Yum! Brands
EVOLUTION
NOT REVOLUTION
Continuing to Win Together
Vision &
Observations
Opportunities Financial
Goals
1 2 3
CourageSmart with Heart
Focusing on What Matters
Cultural Inspiration
Brand Evolution
Food Revolution
Focusing on What Matters
PRE 1960’s
Productivity &
Physical Health
Personal Wellness Societal Wellness
Definition of Health is Changing
1960’s–2010 TODAY
Demand for Fresh & Real is on the Rise
PROCESSED FOOD PERCEPTIONS
 Industrial
 Predictable
 Factory-made
 Traditional fast food branded
 Over-packaged
 Difficult to replicate
REAL FOOD PERCEPTIONS
 Authentic & timeless
 Discovery
 Local, artisan qualities
 Ethnic flavors & foods
 Minimally packaged
 Restaurant style & quality
VISCERAL PROOF
It’s About
Good for Me and Good for We
Rise of Real
CULTURE CONSUMER
The Situation is Clear
We Must Shatter Category Conventions
Cheap & Unhealthy
Impersonal &
Industrial
Don’t Care
Money Hungry
Real & Affordable
Relevant &
Consistent
Show We Care
Good for Me & We
FOOD AS FUEL
FOOD AS
EXPERIENCE
THAT IS SHAREABLE
If it’s not worth sharing
it’s not worth doing.
Focusing on What Matters
LEADING INNOVATION
MORE TRANSPARENCY
VARIETY & CUSTOMIZATION
UNWAVERING ON FOOD SAFETY & INTEGRITY
Focusing on What Matters
BRANDS PEOPLE TRUST & CHAMPION
BRAND
TRUTHS
BRAND
PERSONALITY
BREAKTHROUGH
BRAND FILTERS
True North Positioning
HUMAN TRUTH PRODUCT TRUTH
BRAND TRUTHS
Focusing on What Matters
How to Reach our DESTINATION:
Brands that are…
More
More
More
More
RELEVANT
ENGAGED
CONNECTED
CARING
Brand Filters for Everything We Do
Innovating
Value
Disruptive
Genuine
&
&
&
&
Elevating
Values
Distinctive
Transparent
Brands People TRUST & CHAMPION
WE ARE ALL
BRAND CHAMPIONS
People Brands
1 2
Observations
World Class Leadership
Portfolio of Iconic Brands
Tremendous Growth Opportunity
New-Unit
Development
Same-Store
Sales Growth
1 2
57 2Yum! Restaurants per Million
People in the U.S.
Yum! Restaurants per Million People
in Top Ten Emerging Markets
New-Unit Development:
Long Runway for Growth
Huge Opportunity to Leverage Assets Globally
2013 AUVs ($MM)
*Company Reports.
Note: Taco Bell excludes License and International units.
$2.5
$1.6
$1.4 $1.4
$1.2
$0.8
$2.8
$2.6
$2.1
$2.5
$1.7
$-
$0.5
$1.0
$1.5
$2.0
$2.5
$3.0
McDonalds PH China KFC China Taco Bell KFC Pizza Hut
System AUV Top 10% system units AUV
*
CHINA: #1 OPPORTUNITY
$-
$0.2
$0.4
$0.6
$0.8
$1.0
$1.2
$1.4
$1.6
$1.8
2012 2014F Future
$1.7
$1.35
Massive Asset Leverage Opportunity
KFC China Per Store Average ($MM)
4,800+
Units
$1.7Bn
System
Sales~
$1.7+
DESTINATION: Build 3 Global Iconic
Brands that People Trust and Champion
At least
10%
ONGOING
EPS GROWTH
Growing
DIVIDEND
An
Industry
Leader in
ROIC
Brian Niccol
Chief Executive Officer,
Taco Bell
Note: Forecast for U.S. Units include multi-brand restaurants.
We Have Brand Clarity...
...and Solid Momentum
Continued Leader in Operational Excellence
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTMOBILE
ORDERING
BREAKFAST
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58
Social Explorer
Edgy Craver
Dudes Status Feeders
Morning
Hustler
We Know Our Consumer
We Have Key Brand Insights
We’re Telling Deeper, Richer Stories
“SHOW WE CARE”
TO INFLUENCERS
SOCIAL MEDIA
LEADERSHIP
CONNECTING
WITH HISPANICS
MOBILE APP GETS
US CLOSER THAN
EVER TO
CONSUMERS
From Marketing to Publishing
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Source: Taco Bell Brand Health Monitor.
Breakfast Off to a Great Start
Awareness Strong & Growing
Incremental & Profitable
$90,000 Daypart
Positive Halo to Brand
24%
59%
95% 93%
PrePre Jul’14 Jul’14
Total
Awareness
40 Years4 Months
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Early Mobile Results Promising
By The Numbers
 1,000,000 downloads so far
 97% of stores have had a mobile order
 4.5 star rating (out of 5) on app store
 20% higher Mobile check vs. non-Mobile
We are Connecting with Millennials
Source: NPD Crest
Index vs. QSR, Distribution of User Visits
115
106
96
95
YOUNGER
MILLENIALS
OLDER
MILLENIALS GEN X
115
101
99
83
105
100
97
96
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We’re Not Standing Still
EVOLVING WITH OUR CUSTOMERS
MOVE FAST, BUT STRATEGICALLY
DEVELOPMENTINNOVATIONBREAKFAST MOBILE EDUCATION
Broadening the Brand in 2015
Big EatsValue
Revolutionizing
the Taco
Breakfast Snacking
& Beverages
Catering
& Delivery
Foodie
Revolution
Unique
Craveable Tastes
WE SUPPORT
TEENS...
Developing 21st Century Leaders
Enable
Inspire
Celebrate
WE SUPPORT
TEAM MEMBERS...
WE FIGHT FOR EDUCATION
URBAN
+200 Units
RURAL
+300 Units
SUBURBAN
+500 Units
Line of Sight to 1,000 More Units in 5 Years...
Optimizing Our Presence through Next-Gen Footprints
DTO/WALK-UP OPEN KITCHENINLINE
...and Thinking Differently for Future Growth
Just Getting Started Globally
MADRID, SPAIN SHEFFIELD, UK
On Our Way
2012
$7 Billion
2022
$14 Billion
AN ICONIC BRAND POSITIONED FOR TAKE OFF
Poised For A Turnaround
Primed For Explosive Growth
BRAND
IT STARTS WITH OUR HERITAGE
BRAND PROMISE
Pioneering The Most Flavorful
Food Experiences That Are
Share-Worthy
HUMAN TRUTH
Life Is More
Flavorful
When We Share It
“BRING MORE FLAVOR TO LIFE”
OUR WINNING EQUATION
EVERYTHING WAS REFRESHED
25NEW MENU ITEMS
ADDED
CRUST
FLAVORS
10
SAUCE
DRIZZLES
4
NEW CREATE
YOUR OWN
SAUCES
5 NEW
CRUST
1
NEW
INGREDIENTS
5
A RADICAL PRODUCT TRANSFORMATION!
MAKING “THE FLAVOR OF NOW” BIG NEWS
In-Store
Print
Broadcast
Packaging
Radio
PR & Media
Integrations
E-Commerce Social
Media
Digital
Engagement
OnlineAdvertising
#PromotedTweet
Experiential
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A MORE BALANCED APPROACH TO VALUE…
PREVIOUS CURRENT
…BROUGHT TO LIFE ONLINE
BACK IN THE GAME ON DIGITAL
25%+
40%+U.S. DIGITAL SALES %*
2013 2014 YTD
Activation Deal Website Improvements
Online Deal
* Excludes Dine-In & Express.
INVESTING IN OUR DIGITAL FUTURE
31MM
Global Fans
THE CATEGORY LEADER ENTERING
A NEW PHASE OF GROWTH
7,900 Units
$5.7Bn System Sales
+260 Net New Units In Last 3 Years
AN ICONIC BRAND POSITIONED FOR TAKE OFF
Poised For A Turnaround
Primed For Explosive Growth
RAPIDLY GROWING
INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE
5,700 Units
$4.5Bn System Sales
+610 Net New Units In Last 3 Years
Note: Excludes U.S. & India and China Divisions
2011 2012 2013 2014F
Note: Excludes U.S. & India and China Divisions
TRIPLED INTERNATIONAL NET BUILDS
84
International Net New Units
179 183
250+
ENTERED NEW MARKETS IN 2014
South Africa
Mongolia
EXPLODING GROWTH IN EXISTING MARKETS
Vietnam
Japan
Hong Kong
Brazil
Russia
Thailand
TREMENDOUS FUTURE GROWTH OPPORTUNITY
< 4 Stores per 1MM Pop
> 20 Stores per 1MM Pop
> 4 and < 20 Stores per 1MM Pop
Yum! China & Yum! India
No Locations
SMALL BOX MODELS: WINNING ECONOMICS
EXPRESS
Malls, Universities, etc.
Payback
~2yr
DELCO “PLUS”
Seats / Slice Bar
Payback
~3yr
DELCO
Growth Workhorse
Payback
~3yr
MAKING RAPID PROGRESS 0N DIGITAL
~35%
~20%
International Digital Sales %*
* Excludes Dine-In & Express.
2012 2014
THE MOST LOVED AND FASTEST
GROWING GLOBAL PIZZA
COMPANY IN THE WORLD!
OUR VISION:
Micky Pant
CEO
IT’S A
BRAND NEW DAY
AT
KFC Brand Agenda
1. Reinforce: Consumer belief that
KFC tastes better
2. Build: Consumer visit frequency
with more choice and locations
3. Change: Perception that KFC is expensive
Brand Split has Provided Focus
UK & Asia Box - Indonesia
New Store FormatsProduct Innovation Value
Spain, US, Australia
& Singapore
114
Countries & Territories
$700+ MM
Op Profit
An Iconic Global Brand
14,200+
Restaurants
$17 Bn+
System Sales
Note: 2014F.
New Market Openings in 2014
Italy Uganda Paraguay
2011 2012 2013 2014F
307 324
419 ~420
2011 2012 2013 2014F
Consistent Profit and
Development Track Record
+11%
+11%
Bulgaria, Sofia-Boyanna
Net Development
Op Profit
Note: Op Profit growth calculated using 2014 FX rates. Net Development is International Only. Percentages are CAGRs.
Make an Iconic Brand
Even Stronger
Leverage Franchise-Led Model
Win in Emerging Markets
Be a Strong #2 in
W. Europe, UK and Australia
Revitalize Legacy Markets
1
2
3
4
750 550
8,200
4,700
Franchise
Equity
Leverage Franchise-Led Model
5,250
Developed Markets
8,950
Emerging Markets
Note: 2014F.
90%+ Franchise Ownership
1
Store Count
Win in Emerging Markets
Indonesia
Brazil
Pakistan
Nigeria
Russia
250
200
182
174
143
Mexico
Philippines
Vietnam
Egypt
Turkey
122
98
90
82
75
Top 10 KFC Emerging Markets Represent 1.4Bn People
Source: World Bank, Company Estimates for 2013.
Only 1.2 Units/MM Today
2
Country Population (MM) Country Population (MM)
Emerging Market
Powerhouse
Emerging
Countries KFC McD
South Africa 736 197
Malaysia 579 259
Thailand 492 193
Indonesia 466 149
Russia 245 413
Egypt 138 77
Vietnam 137 1 Malaysia, SeriIskandar
Note: 2013 YE Store Count; Vietnam updated for 2014 McD opening.
19 Units/MM 14 Units/MMSouth AfricaMalaysia
Highly Penetrated Markets Deliver Significant Profits
Note: 2014F. Op Profit growth calculated using 2014 FX rates.
• 2-Year Op Profit CAGR +14%
• Profit Contribution ~55MM
• 2-Year Op Profit CAGR +15%
• Profit Contribution ~$40MM
~$40MM Op Profit
2-Year CAGR +15%
~$55MM Op Profit
2-Year CAGR +11%
KFC McD*
Be a strong #2 in
Western Europe, UK and
Australia
117
* Company Estimates for 2013.
$1Bn+
$20MM+
Grow Western Europe through Franchise
capital and a variety of asset formats
France & Germany
2014F Op Profit
3
Profit and Innovation Powerhouses
AustraliaUK Netherlands
+5% SSS
15% Margins
$100MM+ Profit
+3% SSS
17% Margins
$100MM+ Profit
Note: 2014F.
+9% SSS
18% Margins
$9MM Profit
Revitalize Legacy Markets
U.S.Canada Japan
Uplift Assets Contemporize Menu Share Learnings
4
Building Company Margins to a Higher Plane
Positive Trend
Supply Chain Savings
Operations Efficiency
Managing Portfolio
Building Smarter
All Areas of the P&L
KFC Division Restaurant Margin
15%
Core
Margins
12.6%
~13%
~14%
2013 2014F 2015F
Note: Core margins represent stores that have been open for a minimum of one year.
$1.2
Significant Room to Grow Existing Business
$1.2
$2.7
System Average Top 10% of System
AUVs ($MM)
Note: 2014F.
Late NightBreakfast A.M. Coffee Happy Hour
South AfricaSouth AfricaUK Thailand
Leveraging Our Assets Across All Dayparts
Innovating for Today’s Consumer
Next Generation
Payment Technology
Totally Digital Store
Engaging & Relevant
Digital Content
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Leverage Franchise-Led Model
Win in Emerging Markets
Be a Strong #2 in
W. Europe, UK and Australia
Revitalize Legacy Markets
1
2
3
4
ALWAYS ORIGINAL
KFC: An Iconic Brand, Poised for Greatness
A BRAND New Day in China
Sam Su
Yum! Brands Vice Chairman & CEO Yum! China
Casual Dining Leader Home Service LeaderQSR Leader
Since We Last Met
Trust Regained with ConsumersMassive Actions to Address
Upstream Vulnerabilities
Operation Thunder “I Commit” Campaign
Successful Brand Restage
• Menu Revamp at Unprecedented Scale
• Exciting Advertising and Promotions
• New Brand Look Positively Received
Outstanding First-Half Performance
19.8%
Restaurant
Margin
116%
Operating
Profit Growth
12%
Same-Store
Sales Growth
1H 2H
12%
1H 2H
19.8%
1H 2H
116%
Same-Store
Sales Growth
Restaurant Margin Operating Profit Growth
Frustrating Set Back in Second Half
Triggered by OSI Supplier Incident
• Successive Incidents
• Prolonged Investigation
Recovery Slower than Anticipated
But, the Recovery is Happening
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
55%
60%
2013 2014
KFC Reliable Brand
We Need to Earn the Right to Lead Everyday
KFC and Pizza Hut Remain the Best Options
“If KFC food is not safe,
then nothing is safe in China.”
- Focus Group Consensus
Competition is Intensifying
Number of
Restaurants in Malls
1,122
30,000
2014
Number of
Shopping Malls 472
7,900
2010
• Scale & Lead over Competition
• Affordability & Convenience
• More Advertising Dollars
• Unmatched Capability: Ops, Supply Chain, Development
Significant Competitive Advantages
Driving Faster, More Relevant Innovation
Think Big, Test Quick, Execute Fast
Maintain Value Leverage Celebrities Broaden Menu Variety
We Will Lead in Technology
• Yum! China has the ability and
leadership position to take advantage
of technology
• We will continue to make the
necessary changes
China will Remain the World’s Fastest Growing Economy
GDP Growth
-6.0%
-4.0%
-2.0%
0.0%
2.0%
4.0%
6.0%
8.0%
10.0%
12.0%
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014F 2015F 2016F 2017F 2018F 2019F
Developed Economies Emerging Economies China
Source: International Monetary Fund, World Economic Outlook Database, October 2014.
Growing Consuming Class: Modern, Mainstream
Consuming Class
300 million in 2012
to
600 million by 2020
Looking Ahead
Urban Migration
+15 million per year
Tremendous Growth Opportunity Remains
1,300+
250+
3X
3X
10X
Today Potential
4,800+
Joey Wat, President KFC China
Previously:
Managing Director, Superdrug & Savers in UK
McKinsey & Company in China
Kellogg Graduate School
Fluent in English and Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese and Fujianese)
A BRAND New Day at KFC China
Joey Wat
KFC China President
Why I Chose Yum!
Leading
China Brands
Growth
Opportunities
Great Team
RGM #1
Culture
KFC Will be an Even Stronger Leading Brand
• #1 Foreign Brand
• 4,800+ Units
• 1,000 Cities
Evolving KFC Strategy for Our
Changing Consumers
“New Fast Food” with Rich Food Varieties
Tomorrow
5+ Years ago
10+ Years ago
Day One
Life is so Much Fun with Today’s KFC
Position Brand as “Rooted in China” with Local Food
Western Brand with KFC Heritage (Fried Chicken)
1. Menu
Innovation
2. Interactive Digital
Campaigns
3. Continuing
Operations Focus
4 Strategic Pillars
4. One Brand…
Multiple Models
Attacking all Sales Layers
2012 2014F Future
$1.7
$1.35
$1.7+
Per Store Average ($MM)
• Reinvigorate the Core
• Delivery
• Digital
• Breakfast
• Coffee
• Late Night
• Snacks
Two Menu Revamps
Breakfast & Beverages
1. Menu Innovation
Lunch & Dinner
Maintaining our Value Anchors
Extending Successful Celebrity Advertising
Menu Revamp Worked with Consumers
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
55%
60%
2013 2014
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
55%
60%
2013 2014
Reliable Brand Value for Money
Introducing Premium KFC Coffee
with Everyday Great Value
Expanding Afternoon Daypart
2. Interactive Digital Campaigns
Even Greater Focus on Youth
• Reinvigorate Kids Program
• More Focus on Family with Kids Promotions
• More Focus on Millennials
1. Brand
Communication
2. e-Commerce
3. In-Store
Experience
Leading with Digital
• 10 MM Brand Apps Activated
• WIFI in T1 & T2 Cities
• Mobile Ordering Peak 43M
Daily Transactions
3. Continued Focus on Operations
Distinctive
Branded Service
Superior TrainingFood Safety
Significant Productivity Gains
Transactions per Labor Hour Customer Service Scores
Q3'12 - Q2'13 Q3'13 - Q2'14
81.3% 83.6%
Note: Increase in transactions per labor hour compares Q3’12-Q2’13 to Q3’13-Q2’14.
13%
4. One Brand…Multiple Business Models
• Menu Localization
• Asset Options
• Localized Pricing
• Franchising
Re-Accelerating New Restaurants Over Time
KFC Gross New-Unit Openings
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014F
414
515
621
428
360
First-Half Returns Give Us Confidence
in KFC Development
Payback 3-4 Years
Tier 1 – 2 Cities Tier 3 – 6 Cities
Average Unit Volume ($MM) $1.1 $1.0
Cash Margin 18% 18%
Cash Investment ($M) $600 $610
Note: Includes units opened August 2012 – July 2013.
2014 New Unit Economics - KFC
Best Days Lie Ahead
Consuming Class (MM)
2012 2020
300
600
KFC Total Units
2014F Future
4,800+
3X
Remain Confident in KFC China Growth
Disruptive
Innovation
#1 Foreign
Brand in
China
Unrivaled
Capability
Strong
Macros in a
Changing
China
A BRAND New Day at Pizza Hut China
Sam Su
Yum! Brands Vice Chairman & CEO Yum! China
China’s Casual Dining Powerhouse
• #1 Western Casual Dining Restaurant
• 1,300+ Units
• 315+ Cities
Powerful Business Model
Even in a Down Year
• $1.5MM PSA
• 18% Restaurant Margin
• <3 Year Cash Return
Note: 2014F
Pizza Hut was Built on a Strong Foundation
• 5 Star Service at 3 Star Prices
• Extensive Menu offering Covering All Categories
• Over 20 New Menu Items Twice a Year
• “You can eat like a rich man or eat like a poor man”
• Compelling Value (e.g. Afternoon Tea or Breakfast)
Pizza Hut Dine-In Continues to be
the Undisputed Leader
2000 2005 2010 2014F
41
204
520
1,300
203
48 32 22 10
No Sizable Competition Threatening its Dominant Position
Source: Competitor unit counts as of August 2014 from company reports. *All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners
*All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
Chinese Consumers’ Tastes are Rapidly Evolving
Continuing to Elevate the Brand
171
Disruptive Innovation
• Go Beyond Regular Menu Revamp
• Comprehensive Review of the Menu
• New, Better, Fresher Ingredients
• More Sophisticated Menu Options
Supported by Breakthrough
Marketing and Technology
Along with Asset Upgrades
Continuing to Leverage the Asset
700+
Breakfast Units
100+
Late Night Units
Pizza Hut China: A Fantastic Growth Story
675
550
Net New Units Last 3 Years
95%
80%
System Sales Growth Last 3 Years
* Compares Pizza Hut Casual Dining in China to Chipotle in the U.S. from YE 2011 to YE 2014F.
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Pizza Hut Home Service…
Leader in Delivery
• 250+ Units
• 25+ Cities
Leader in Fast Expanding China Food Delivery
2010 2014F
120
250+
Units
Delivery
Category
Time Has Come for Food Delivery
Mobile Technology is Fast Becoming the Norm
Sept. 2014Sept. 2012 Sept. 2013
Online
52%Mobile
27%
Call
Center
21%
Online
66%
Call
Center
34%
Online
70%
Call
Center
22%
Mobile
8%
Emerging Online Delivery Platforms and Expansion
of Virtual Stores Intensifies Competition
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Consumers are Experiencing and Learning
• Attracted by Significant Discounts and Deals
• But are Beginning to See the Difference
Between Pros and Amateurs (and Even Fakes)
181
Chinese
Diverse Menu50% Asian 50% Western
• Dedicated team
• Tech-savvy leader
• More technology
• Offer More and Better Food Options
• Leverage 3rd Party Platform
& Resources
• Accelerate Development
2015 Strategic Initiatives
Yum! China Remains the Best Restaurant Opportunity
Today Future
6,700+
ENVIABLE POSTION
China Division Units
3X
Stronger
Brand
Redefine
Casual Dining
Third Growth
Engine
Our Mission Stays the Same
“To become the best restaurant company, not only
in China, but in the world”
Yum Restaurants China
Team Mission Statement
At Pepsi spin off (October 1997)
A Brand New Day in India
Niren Chaudary
President, Yum! India
Youngest
Population*
Largest
Workforce*
India USA
+200MM
+20MM
Highest
Urbanization**
India will be the Largest
Consumer Market in the World
Growth in Workforce
through 2030**
*Source: Deloitte, India Matters: Winning in growth markets, 2013.
**Source: Standard Chartered, India in the Super-Cycle, 2011.
2008 2013 2020F
239
705
2,000
Rapid Expansion with Huge Headroom
Will Grow 3X
Grown 3X
Note: Units represent India Division.
Grow 3X
Store Count
2014: Getting Stronger, More Relevant
Stronger
Buisness Models
Stronger
Brands
ANYONE,
ANYTIME
Established a Broad Concept
60%
Strong Core
Mix
… Accessible at Street-food Prices
8% 11% 12%7%
Krushers Oven Veg. Rice
Changing the Game with Rice
Indian
Flavored
Rice
Spicy Gravy
Chicken Popcorn
or Veg. Strips
Disruptive Innovation
to Drive Access
On Track to Overtake
45
160
2008 2014F/2015F
~380
~370Store Count
Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
Pizzas & Much More Food Delivery Expert
Most Trusted
Huge Opportunity, Gaining Ground
SSSG (YTD ‘14)
7%
-4%**
380
815*
Domino’s Market Cap $1.5Bn
* Source: Analyst Estimates. ** Source: Reported financials.
Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
Store Count 2014F Same-Store Sales 2014F
Broaden RelevanceDisruptive Value
Our Plan to Win
Pizza Hut Delivery: Accelerating Pace
115
235
500
2X
2012 2014F
2X
2016F
Consolidated with our Largest Franchisee
Store Count
Food
Adventure
Taco Bell: Exciting Start
$10
$12 $12
$14
2012 TB
Current
2016F
(Scalable)
ATL
KFC
2008
WPSA $M
+20%
+17%
WPSA= Weekly per store average.
2015F
1,000 Units
2020F
2,000 Units
Note: Units represent India Division.
Huge Opportunity with All Brands
Pat Grismer
CFO, Yum! Brands
Driving Higher Returns
For Our Shareholders
2014: 1H China Success Dampened by Supplier Incident
Operating Profit Performance
116%
~(60%)
1H 2H
(6%)
10%+
1H 2H
Upward Momentum at Global Brand Divisions
China KFC / Pizza Hut / Taco Bell Divisions
Note: 2H is forecasted. Operating profit is before Special Items.
How We Create Value for Shareholders
NEW-UNIT
DEVELOPMENT
SAME-STORE
SALES GROWTH
HIGH
RETURNS
Our Formula for High Shareholder Returns
Franchise
Led with
Purposeful
Equity
Meaningful
Cash
Returned to
Shareholders
Double-Digit
Growth
Model
+ + +
Optimal
Capital
Structure
Our Formula for Higher Shareholder Returns
Even More
Franchise
Led with
Purposeful
Equity
Meaningful
Cash
Returned to
Shareholders
Double-Digit
Growth
Model
+ + +
Optimal
Capital
Structure
Purposeful Equity: Earning the Right to Own
Key Ownership Criteria
Financial Strategic
High Return Provide Concept Leadership
High Growth Stimulate Franchise Development
Strong Operating Capability Develop/Export Talent
Purposeful Equity in China
• Compelling Investment Returns
• Vast Growth Potential
• Unmatched Capability & Infrastructure
First-Half Returns Give Confidence in China Development
Payback
3-4 Years <3 Years
2014 New Unit Economics - KFC
Tier 1 – 2 Cities Tier 3 – 6 Cities
Average Unit
Volume ($MM)
$1.1 $1.0
Cash Margin 18% 18%
Cash Investment
($M)
$600 $610
Note: Includes units opened August 2012 – July 2013.
2014 New Unit Economics – Pizza Hut
Tier 1 – 2 Cities Tier 3 – 6 Cities
Average Unit
Volume ($MM)
$1.2 $1.2
Cash Margin 20% 24%
Cash Investment
($M)
$620 $660
Significant Profit Upside with China Sales Recovery
2012 2014F Future
$1.7
$1.4
Average Unit Volumes ($’MM)
6,100+
Units
$2Bn
System
Sales
Note: Excludes Little Sheep, East Dawning and Pizza Hut Home Service.
~
$1.7+
$600MM+ PROFIT
2013 2017F
Franchise Ownership Percentage
6%
~10%
Building Momentum on China Franchising
• Refranchising
• Franchise Development
75%
85-90%
2014F 2017F
Also Increasing Franchising in India
Franchise Ownership Percentage
• Refranchising
• Franchise Development
Over 90% Franchised Outside of China and India
90%
95%
85%
Franchise Ownership Percentage 2014F
Balanced with Purposeful Equity Positions
Franchising: A Powerful Business Model
Low Capital Low Volatility High Growth High Returns
80%
91%
Mid 90s
2004 2014F By 2017F
Evolving to More Franchised Ownership
Franchise Ownership Percentage*
*Excluding China & India. Note: Ownership percentages indicate % of total units.
• Selective Refranchising
• Franchise Development
18%
24%
2010 2014F
Operating Margin for KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell
Evolving to a Higher-Margin Business
Note: Excludes China & India.
by 2017F
30%+
Driving a Higher Return on Invested Capital
19%
2014F by 2017F
~22%+
Future
And Sustaining Rapid Growth in Franchise Fees
2004 2009 2014F
24,600
27,700
32,900
Franchise Units
2004 2009 2014F
$1.0
$1.5
$2.0
Franchise Fees ($Bn)
Note: Franchised units include unconsolidated affiliates.
2012 2013 2014F
Fueling our Cash Machine
$2.8$2.9
EBITDA ($Bn) Cash Uses ($Bn)
$3.4
2014F
Capex
Share
Repurchases
Dividend
Taxes /
Interest$3.0
Sustaining High Shareholder Cash Returns
2004 2014F
Average Diluted Shares Outstanding (MM)Quarterly Dividend Per Share
$-
$0.05
$0.10
$0.15
$0.20
$0.25
$0.30
$0.35
$0.40
$0.45
2004 2014
610
450
Note: Quarterly dividend and shares are split adjusted (May 2007 2-for-1 stock split.)
Averaging 3.5% Annual Cash Return
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014F
Dividend Share Repurchases
$6.4Bn
Returned
Over Last 5
Years
$0.8
Cash Returned ($Bn)
$1.2
$1.5
$1.4
$1.5
Maintaining Investment-Grade Credit Rating
1.5x
1.3x
1.1x 1.2x
'09 '11 '13 '14F
3.4x 3.3x 3.2x
3.4x
'09 '11 '13 '14F
3.5x Baa3
Debt/EBITDA Ratio Moody’s Adjusted Debt/EBITDAR Ratio
3.0x Baa3
Note: 3.0x to 3.5x is Moody’s target range for companies rated Baa3.
Low Investment Grade Rating Optimizes Capital Structure
Independent Bank Reviews:
Sub-IG Leverage = Higher Cost of Capital + Limited Flexibility + Modest Accretion
75%
25%
Baa Drives Lowest
WACC Across
Economic Cycles
Baa
Other
% of Time Yum! WACC is Optimized
Over the Long Term
China KFC Pizza
Hut
Taco
Bell
Financial
+1%
+3%
+7%
+1% +13%
Modeled
Growth
+1%
At least
10%
Ongoing Model Delivers Double-Digit Growth
Forecasted EPS Growth Before Special Items
Op Profit
Growth
+15% +10% +8% +6%
China KFC/PH/TB Financial 2015F
Potential for Outsized Year in 2015
Forecasted EPS Growth Before Special Items
+6%
+6%
+1% +13%
At least
10%
excluding
KFC China
growth
(Ex KFC)
Strong Second Half will Fuel
2015 EPS Growth
KFC China SSSG is
Key Variable
2H’161H’162H’15
Yum! China: Potential for an Outsized Year in 2016 As Well
Recovery Recovered Ongoing …
1H’15
China KFC Pizza
Hut
Taco
Bell
India /
Financial
Modeled
Growth
At least
10%
+1%
+3%
+6%
+2% +13%
+1%
Model Sustains Double-Digit Growth in 2020
Forecasted EPS Growth Before Special Items
Our Formula for Higher Shareholder Returns
Even More
Franchise
Led with
Purposeful
Equity
Meaningful
Cash
Returned to
Shareholders
Double-Digit
Growth
Model
+ + +
Optimal
Capital
Structure
Yum! Brands - 2014 Analyst Meeting Presentation

Yum! Brands - 2014 Analyst Meeting Presentation

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    Safe Harbor Statement Thisannouncement, any related announcements and the related webcast may contain “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. We intend all forward-looking statements to be covered by the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements can be identified by the fact that they do not relate strictly to historical or current facts. Our forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, which may cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. Factors that can cause our actual results to differ materially include, but are not limited to: food safety and food borne-illness issues; changes in economic conditions, consumer preferences, tax rates and laws and the regulatory environment, as well as increased competition and other risks in China, where a significant and growing portion of our restaurants are located; changes in economic and political conditions in the other countries outside the U.S. where we operate; the impact or threat of any widespread illness or outbreaks of viruses or other diseases; our ability to protect the integrity and security of individually identifiable data of our customers and employees; our ability to secure and maintain distribution and adequate supply to our restaurants; the success of our international development strategy; commodity, labor and other operating costs; the continued viability and success of our franchise and license operators; consumer preferences and perceptions of our brands; the impact of social media; a potential suspension of the Chinese affiliate of our independent auditor; pending or future litigation and legal claims or proceedings; changes in or noncompliance with government regulations; tax matters, including disagreements with taxing authorities; significant changes in global economic conditions, including consumer spending, consumer confidence and unemployment; and competition within the retail food industry, including with respect to price and quality of food products, new product development, advertising levels and promotional initiatives, customer service, reputation, restaurant location, and attractiveness and maintenance of properties. You should consult our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (including the information set forth under the captions “Risk Factors” and “Forward-Looking Statements” in our Annual Report on Form 10-K) for additional detail about factors that could affect our financial and other results. Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations and assumptions and currently available data and are neither predictions nor guarantees of future events or performance. You should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. We are not undertaking to update any of these statements.
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    Diversified Income Stream~$2Bn Operating Profit Note: Excludes Corporate and Unallocated Operating Expenses. 2014F
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    Tremendous Growth Opportunityfor Each Division New-Unit Development, SSSG and High Returns
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    13% 13% 15% 13% 14% 15% 14% 13% 17% 14% 13% -9% MSD 2002 20032004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014F Yum! Dynasty Growth Model At Least 10% EPS EveryYear EPS Growth, Ex Special Items At Least 10 % GOAL: RESTORE CONSISTENCY
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    #1 Priority: ChinaTurnaround 2012 2014F Future $1.7 $1.4 Average Unit Volumes ($’MM) 6,100+ Units $2Bn System Sales~ $1.7+ $600MM+ PROFIT TREMENDOUS LEVERAGE Note: Excludes Little Sheep, East Dawning and Pizza Hut Home Service.
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    Diversification • Three IconicBrands • Strong in Developed Markets • Lead in Emerging Markets • Global Control
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    100% Focused Teams •By Brand Centrally & Locally • China & India (1Bn+ People) • Yum! Added Value
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    Massive Scale • SupplyChain • Talent Magnet / Leadership Development • Know-how Sharing • Financial Strength
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    International Franchise Infrastructure • 1,000+Franchisees – Goal: ~95% Franchised Outside of China/India – 40% of Restaurants Owned By Franchisees Who Operate More than One Brand – Huge Advantage for Taco Bell
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    Focused Equity to AccelerateGrowth • First Mover in China Where Franchising Capability Remains Nascent • Prove Business Models & Honor Contracts • Earn Right to Own
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    The POWER of Diversification 100%Focused Teams Massive Scale International Franchise Infrastructure Focused Equity to Accelerate Growth
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    • Over 10XTotal Shareholder Return Since Spin from PepsiCo • Ten Consecutive Double-Digit Percentage Dividend Increases • Meaningful & Consistent Share Repurchases • An Industry Leader in ROIC Shareholder-Driven Mindset
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    Cultural Inspiration Brand Evolution FoodRevolution Focusing on What Matters
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    PRE 1960’s Productivity & PhysicalHealth Personal Wellness Societal Wellness Definition of Health is Changing 1960’s–2010 TODAY
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    Demand for Fresh& Real is on the Rise PROCESSED FOOD PERCEPTIONS  Industrial  Predictable  Factory-made  Traditional fast food branded  Over-packaged  Difficult to replicate REAL FOOD PERCEPTIONS  Authentic & timeless  Discovery  Local, artisan qualities  Ethnic flavors & foods  Minimally packaged  Restaurant style & quality VISCERAL PROOF
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    It’s About Good forMe and Good for We Rise of Real CULTURE CONSUMER The Situation is Clear
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    We Must ShatterCategory Conventions Cheap & Unhealthy Impersonal & Industrial Don’t Care Money Hungry Real & Affordable Relevant & Consistent Show We Care Good for Me & We
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    FOOD AS FUEL FOODAS EXPERIENCE THAT IS SHAREABLE
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    If it’s notworth sharing it’s not worth doing.
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    Focusing on WhatMatters LEADING INNOVATION MORE TRANSPARENCY VARIETY & CUSTOMIZATION UNWAVERING ON FOOD SAFETY & INTEGRITY
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    Focusing on WhatMatters BRANDS PEOPLE TRUST & CHAMPION BRAND TRUTHS BRAND PERSONALITY BREAKTHROUGH BRAND FILTERS
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    HUMAN TRUTH PRODUCTTRUTH BRAND TRUTHS Focusing on What Matters
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    How to Reachour DESTINATION: Brands that are… More More More More RELEVANT ENGAGED CONNECTED CARING
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    Brand Filters forEverything We Do Innovating Value Disruptive Genuine & & & & Elevating Values Distinctive Transparent
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    57 2Yum! Restaurantsper Million People in the U.S. Yum! Restaurants per Million People in Top Ten Emerging Markets New-Unit Development: Long Runway for Growth
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    Huge Opportunity toLeverage Assets Globally 2013 AUVs ($MM) *Company Reports. Note: Taco Bell excludes License and International units. $2.5 $1.6 $1.4 $1.4 $1.2 $0.8 $2.8 $2.6 $2.1 $2.5 $1.7 $- $0.5 $1.0 $1.5 $2.0 $2.5 $3.0 McDonalds PH China KFC China Taco Bell KFC Pizza Hut System AUV Top 10% system units AUV *
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    $- $0.2 $0.4 $0.6 $0.8 $1.0 $1.2 $1.4 $1.6 $1.8 2012 2014F Future $1.7 $1.35 MassiveAsset Leverage Opportunity KFC China Per Store Average ($MM) 4,800+ Units $1.7Bn System Sales~ $1.7+
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    DESTINATION: Build 3Global Iconic Brands that People Trust and Champion
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    Brian Niccol Chief ExecutiveOfficer, Taco Bell
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    Note: Forecast forU.S. Units include multi-brand restaurants.
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    We Have BrandClarity...
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    ...and Solid Momentum ContinuedLeader in Operational Excellence SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTMOBILE ORDERING BREAKFAST Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
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    58 Social Explorer Edgy Craver DudesStatus Feeders Morning Hustler We Know Our Consumer
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    We Have KeyBrand Insights
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    We’re Telling Deeper,Richer Stories “SHOW WE CARE” TO INFLUENCERS SOCIAL MEDIA LEADERSHIP CONNECTING WITH HISPANICS MOBILE APP GETS US CLOSER THAN EVER TO CONSUMERS From Marketing to Publishing Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
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    Note: All trademarksand logos are the property of their respective owners.
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    Source: Taco BellBrand Health Monitor. Breakfast Off to a Great Start Awareness Strong & Growing Incremental & Profitable $90,000 Daypart Positive Halo to Brand 24% 59% 95% 93% PrePre Jul’14 Jul’14 Total Awareness 40 Years4 Months Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
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    Early Mobile ResultsPromising By The Numbers  1,000,000 downloads so far  97% of stores have had a mobile order  4.5 star rating (out of 5) on app store  20% higher Mobile check vs. non-Mobile
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    We are Connectingwith Millennials Source: NPD Crest Index vs. QSR, Distribution of User Visits 115 106 96 95 YOUNGER MILLENIALS OLDER MILLENIALS GEN X 115 101 99 83 105 100 97 96 Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
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    We’re Not StandingStill EVOLVING WITH OUR CUSTOMERS
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    MOVE FAST, BUTSTRATEGICALLY
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    Big EatsValue Revolutionizing the Taco BreakfastSnacking & Beverages Catering & Delivery Foodie Revolution Unique Craveable Tastes
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    WE SUPPORT TEENS... Developing 21stCentury Leaders Enable Inspire Celebrate WE SUPPORT TEAM MEMBERS... WE FIGHT FOR EDUCATION
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    URBAN +200 Units RURAL +300 Units SUBURBAN +500Units Line of Sight to 1,000 More Units in 5 Years...
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    Optimizing Our Presencethrough Next-Gen Footprints DTO/WALK-UP OPEN KITCHENINLINE ...and Thinking Differently for Future Growth
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    Just Getting StartedGlobally MADRID, SPAIN SHEFFIELD, UK
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    On Our Way 2012 $7Billion 2022 $14 Billion
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    AN ICONIC BRANDPOSITIONED FOR TAKE OFF Poised For A Turnaround Primed For Explosive Growth
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    IT STARTS WITHOUR HERITAGE
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    BRAND PROMISE Pioneering TheMost Flavorful Food Experiences That Are Share-Worthy HUMAN TRUTH Life Is More Flavorful When We Share It “BRING MORE FLAVOR TO LIFE”
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    25NEW MENU ITEMS ADDED CRUST FLAVORS 10 SAUCE DRIZZLES 4 NEWCREATE YOUR OWN SAUCES 5 NEW CRUST 1 NEW INGREDIENTS 5 A RADICAL PRODUCT TRANSFORMATION!
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    MAKING “THE FLAVOROF NOW” BIG NEWS In-Store Print Broadcast Packaging Radio PR & Media Integrations E-Commerce Social Media Digital Engagement OnlineAdvertising #PromotedTweet Experiential Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
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    A MORE BALANCEDAPPROACH TO VALUE… PREVIOUS CURRENT
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    BACK IN THEGAME ON DIGITAL 25%+ 40%+U.S. DIGITAL SALES %* 2013 2014 YTD Activation Deal Website Improvements Online Deal * Excludes Dine-In & Express.
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    INVESTING IN OURDIGITAL FUTURE 31MM Global Fans
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    THE CATEGORY LEADERENTERING A NEW PHASE OF GROWTH 7,900 Units $5.7Bn System Sales +260 Net New Units In Last 3 Years
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    AN ICONIC BRANDPOSITIONED FOR TAKE OFF Poised For A Turnaround Primed For Explosive Growth
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    RAPIDLY GROWING INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE 5,700Units $4.5Bn System Sales +610 Net New Units In Last 3 Years Note: Excludes U.S. & India and China Divisions
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    2011 2012 20132014F Note: Excludes U.S. & India and China Divisions TRIPLED INTERNATIONAL NET BUILDS 84 International Net New Units 179 183 250+
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    ENTERED NEW MARKETSIN 2014 South Africa Mongolia
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    EXPLODING GROWTH INEXISTING MARKETS Vietnam Japan Hong Kong Brazil Russia Thailand
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    TREMENDOUS FUTURE GROWTHOPPORTUNITY < 4 Stores per 1MM Pop > 20 Stores per 1MM Pop > 4 and < 20 Stores per 1MM Pop Yum! China & Yum! India No Locations
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    SMALL BOX MODELS:WINNING ECONOMICS EXPRESS Malls, Universities, etc. Payback ~2yr DELCO “PLUS” Seats / Slice Bar Payback ~3yr DELCO Growth Workhorse Payback ~3yr
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    MAKING RAPID PROGRESS0N DIGITAL ~35% ~20% International Digital Sales %* * Excludes Dine-In & Express. 2012 2014
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    THE MOST LOVEDAND FASTEST GROWING GLOBAL PIZZA COMPANY IN THE WORLD! OUR VISION:
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    KFC Brand Agenda 1.Reinforce: Consumer belief that KFC tastes better 2. Build: Consumer visit frequency with more choice and locations 3. Change: Perception that KFC is expensive
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    Brand Split hasProvided Focus UK & Asia Box - Indonesia New Store FormatsProduct Innovation Value Spain, US, Australia & Singapore
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    114 Countries & Territories $700+MM Op Profit An Iconic Global Brand 14,200+ Restaurants $17 Bn+ System Sales Note: 2014F.
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    New Market Openingsin 2014 Italy Uganda Paraguay
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    2011 2012 20132014F 307 324 419 ~420 2011 2012 2013 2014F Consistent Profit and Development Track Record +11% +11% Bulgaria, Sofia-Boyanna Net Development Op Profit Note: Op Profit growth calculated using 2014 FX rates. Net Development is International Only. Percentages are CAGRs.
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    Make an IconicBrand Even Stronger Leverage Franchise-Led Model Win in Emerging Markets Be a Strong #2 in W. Europe, UK and Australia Revitalize Legacy Markets 1 2 3 4
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    750 550 8,200 4,700 Franchise Equity Leverage Franchise-LedModel 5,250 Developed Markets 8,950 Emerging Markets Note: 2014F. 90%+ Franchise Ownership 1 Store Count
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    Win in EmergingMarkets Indonesia Brazil Pakistan Nigeria Russia 250 200 182 174 143 Mexico Philippines Vietnam Egypt Turkey 122 98 90 82 75 Top 10 KFC Emerging Markets Represent 1.4Bn People Source: World Bank, Company Estimates for 2013. Only 1.2 Units/MM Today 2 Country Population (MM) Country Population (MM)
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    Emerging Market Powerhouse Emerging Countries KFCMcD South Africa 736 197 Malaysia 579 259 Thailand 492 193 Indonesia 466 149 Russia 245 413 Egypt 138 77 Vietnam 137 1 Malaysia, SeriIskandar Note: 2013 YE Store Count; Vietnam updated for 2014 McD opening.
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    19 Units/MM 14Units/MMSouth AfricaMalaysia Highly Penetrated Markets Deliver Significant Profits Note: 2014F. Op Profit growth calculated using 2014 FX rates. • 2-Year Op Profit CAGR +14% • Profit Contribution ~55MM • 2-Year Op Profit CAGR +15% • Profit Contribution ~$40MM ~$40MM Op Profit 2-Year CAGR +15% ~$55MM Op Profit 2-Year CAGR +11%
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    KFC McD* Be astrong #2 in Western Europe, UK and Australia 117 * Company Estimates for 2013. $1Bn+ $20MM+ Grow Western Europe through Franchise capital and a variety of asset formats France & Germany 2014F Op Profit 3
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    Profit and InnovationPowerhouses AustraliaUK Netherlands +5% SSS 15% Margins $100MM+ Profit +3% SSS 17% Margins $100MM+ Profit Note: 2014F. +9% SSS 18% Margins $9MM Profit
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    Revitalize Legacy Markets U.S.CanadaJapan Uplift Assets Contemporize Menu Share Learnings 4
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    Building Company Marginsto a Higher Plane Positive Trend Supply Chain Savings Operations Efficiency Managing Portfolio Building Smarter All Areas of the P&L KFC Division Restaurant Margin 15% Core Margins 12.6% ~13% ~14% 2013 2014F 2015F Note: Core margins represent stores that have been open for a minimum of one year.
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    $1.2 Significant Room toGrow Existing Business $1.2 $2.7 System Average Top 10% of System AUVs ($MM) Note: 2014F.
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    Late NightBreakfast A.M.Coffee Happy Hour South AfricaSouth AfricaUK Thailand Leveraging Our Assets Across All Dayparts
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    Innovating for Today’sConsumer Next Generation Payment Technology Totally Digital Store Engaging & Relevant Digital Content Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
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    Leverage Franchise-Led Model Winin Emerging Markets Be a Strong #2 in W. Europe, UK and Australia Revitalize Legacy Markets 1 2 3 4 ALWAYS ORIGINAL KFC: An Iconic Brand, Poised for Greatness
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    A BRAND NewDay in China Sam Su Yum! Brands Vice Chairman & CEO Yum! China
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    Casual Dining LeaderHome Service LeaderQSR Leader
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    Since We LastMet Trust Regained with ConsumersMassive Actions to Address Upstream Vulnerabilities Operation Thunder “I Commit” Campaign
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    Successful Brand Restage •Menu Revamp at Unprecedented Scale • Exciting Advertising and Promotions • New Brand Look Positively Received
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    1H 2H 12% 1H 2H 19.8% 1H2H 116% Same-Store Sales Growth Restaurant Margin Operating Profit Growth Frustrating Set Back in Second Half Triggered by OSI Supplier Incident
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    • Successive Incidents •Prolonged Investigation Recovery Slower than Anticipated
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    But, the Recoveryis Happening 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% 50% 55% 60% 2013 2014 KFC Reliable Brand
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    We Need toEarn the Right to Lead Everyday KFC and Pizza Hut Remain the Best Options “If KFC food is not safe, then nothing is safe in China.” - Focus Group Consensus
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    Competition is Intensifying Numberof Restaurants in Malls 1,122 30,000 2014 Number of Shopping Malls 472 7,900 2010
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    • Scale &Lead over Competition • Affordability & Convenience • More Advertising Dollars • Unmatched Capability: Ops, Supply Chain, Development Significant Competitive Advantages
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    Driving Faster, MoreRelevant Innovation Think Big, Test Quick, Execute Fast Maintain Value Leverage Celebrities Broaden Menu Variety
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    We Will Leadin Technology • Yum! China has the ability and leadership position to take advantage of technology • We will continue to make the necessary changes
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    China will Remainthe World’s Fastest Growing Economy GDP Growth -6.0% -4.0% -2.0% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0% 10.0% 12.0% 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014F 2015F 2016F 2017F 2018F 2019F Developed Economies Emerging Economies China Source: International Monetary Fund, World Economic Outlook Database, October 2014.
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    Growing Consuming Class:Modern, Mainstream Consuming Class 300 million in 2012 to 600 million by 2020 Looking Ahead Urban Migration +15 million per year
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    Tremendous Growth OpportunityRemains 1,300+ 250+ 3X 3X 10X Today Potential 4,800+
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    Joey Wat, PresidentKFC China Previously: Managing Director, Superdrug & Savers in UK McKinsey & Company in China Kellogg Graduate School Fluent in English and Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese and Fujianese)
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    A BRAND NewDay at KFC China Joey Wat KFC China President
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    Why I ChoseYum! Leading China Brands Growth Opportunities Great Team RGM #1 Culture
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    KFC Will bean Even Stronger Leading Brand • #1 Foreign Brand • 4,800+ Units • 1,000 Cities
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    Evolving KFC Strategyfor Our Changing Consumers “New Fast Food” with Rich Food Varieties Tomorrow 5+ Years ago 10+ Years ago Day One Life is so Much Fun with Today’s KFC Position Brand as “Rooted in China” with Local Food Western Brand with KFC Heritage (Fried Chicken)
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    1. Menu Innovation 2. InteractiveDigital Campaigns 3. Continuing Operations Focus 4 Strategic Pillars 4. One Brand… Multiple Models
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    Attacking all SalesLayers 2012 2014F Future $1.7 $1.35 $1.7+ Per Store Average ($MM) • Reinvigorate the Core • Delivery • Digital • Breakfast • Coffee • Late Night • Snacks
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    Two Menu Revamps Breakfast& Beverages 1. Menu Innovation Lunch & Dinner
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    Menu Revamp Workedwith Consumers 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% 50% 55% 60% 2013 2014 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% 50% 55% 60% 2013 2014 Reliable Brand Value for Money
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    Introducing Premium KFCCoffee with Everyday Great Value Expanding Afternoon Daypart
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    Even Greater Focuson Youth • Reinvigorate Kids Program • More Focus on Family with Kids Promotions • More Focus on Millennials
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    1. Brand Communication 2. e-Commerce 3.In-Store Experience Leading with Digital • 10 MM Brand Apps Activated • WIFI in T1 & T2 Cities • Mobile Ordering Peak 43M Daily Transactions
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    3. Continued Focuson Operations Distinctive Branded Service Superior TrainingFood Safety
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    Significant Productivity Gains Transactionsper Labor Hour Customer Service Scores Q3'12 - Q2'13 Q3'13 - Q2'14 81.3% 83.6% Note: Increase in transactions per labor hour compares Q3’12-Q2’13 to Q3’13-Q2’14. 13%
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    4. One Brand…MultipleBusiness Models • Menu Localization • Asset Options • Localized Pricing • Franchising
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    Re-Accelerating New RestaurantsOver Time KFC Gross New-Unit Openings 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014F 414 515 621 428 360
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    First-Half Returns GiveUs Confidence in KFC Development Payback 3-4 Years Tier 1 – 2 Cities Tier 3 – 6 Cities Average Unit Volume ($MM) $1.1 $1.0 Cash Margin 18% 18% Cash Investment ($M) $600 $610 Note: Includes units opened August 2012 – July 2013. 2014 New Unit Economics - KFC
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    Best Days LieAhead Consuming Class (MM) 2012 2020 300 600 KFC Total Units 2014F Future 4,800+ 3X
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    Remain Confident inKFC China Growth Disruptive Innovation #1 Foreign Brand in China Unrivaled Capability Strong Macros in a Changing China
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    A BRAND NewDay at Pizza Hut China Sam Su Yum! Brands Vice Chairman & CEO Yum! China
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    China’s Casual DiningPowerhouse • #1 Western Casual Dining Restaurant • 1,300+ Units • 315+ Cities
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    Powerful Business Model Evenin a Down Year • $1.5MM PSA • 18% Restaurant Margin • <3 Year Cash Return Note: 2014F
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    Pizza Hut wasBuilt on a Strong Foundation • 5 Star Service at 3 Star Prices • Extensive Menu offering Covering All Categories • Over 20 New Menu Items Twice a Year • “You can eat like a rich man or eat like a poor man” • Compelling Value (e.g. Afternoon Tea or Breakfast)
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    Pizza Hut Dine-InContinues to be the Undisputed Leader 2000 2005 2010 2014F 41 204 520 1,300 203 48 32 22 10 No Sizable Competition Threatening its Dominant Position Source: Competitor unit counts as of August 2014 from company reports. *All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners
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    *All trademarks andlogos are the property of their respective owners. Chinese Consumers’ Tastes are Rapidly Evolving
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    171 Disruptive Innovation • GoBeyond Regular Menu Revamp • Comprehensive Review of the Menu • New, Better, Fresher Ingredients • More Sophisticated Menu Options
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    Continuing to Leveragethe Asset 700+ Breakfast Units 100+ Late Night Units
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    Pizza Hut China:A Fantastic Growth Story 675 550 Net New Units Last 3 Years 95% 80% System Sales Growth Last 3 Years * Compares Pizza Hut Casual Dining in China to Chipotle in the U.S. from YE 2011 to YE 2014F. Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
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    Pizza Hut HomeService… Leader in Delivery • 250+ Units • 25+ Cities
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    Leader in FastExpanding China Food Delivery 2010 2014F 120 250+ Units Delivery Category
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    Time Has Comefor Food Delivery Mobile Technology is Fast Becoming the Norm Sept. 2014Sept. 2012 Sept. 2013 Online 52%Mobile 27% Call Center 21% Online 66% Call Center 34% Online 70% Call Center 22% Mobile 8%
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    Emerging Online DeliveryPlatforms and Expansion of Virtual Stores Intensifies Competition Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
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    Consumers are Experiencingand Learning • Attracted by Significant Discounts and Deals • But are Beginning to See the Difference Between Pros and Amateurs (and Even Fakes)
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    • Dedicated team •Tech-savvy leader • More technology • Offer More and Better Food Options • Leverage 3rd Party Platform & Resources • Accelerate Development 2015 Strategic Initiatives
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    Yum! China Remainsthe Best Restaurant Opportunity Today Future 6,700+ ENVIABLE POSTION China Division Units 3X Stronger Brand Redefine Casual Dining Third Growth Engine
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    Our Mission Staysthe Same “To become the best restaurant company, not only in China, but in the world” Yum Restaurants China Team Mission Statement At Pepsi spin off (October 1997)
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    A Brand NewDay in India Niren Chaudary President, Yum! India
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    Youngest Population* Largest Workforce* India USA +200MM +20MM Highest Urbanization** India willbe the Largest Consumer Market in the World Growth in Workforce through 2030** *Source: Deloitte, India Matters: Winning in growth markets, 2013. **Source: Standard Chartered, India in the Super-Cycle, 2011.
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    2008 2013 2020F 239 705 2,000 RapidExpansion with Huge Headroom Will Grow 3X Grown 3X Note: Units represent India Division. Grow 3X Store Count
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    2014: Getting Stronger,More Relevant Stronger Buisness Models Stronger Brands
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    Established a BroadConcept 60% Strong Core Mix … Accessible at Street-food Prices 8% 11% 12%7% Krushers Oven Veg. Rice
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    Changing the Gamewith Rice Indian Flavored Rice Spicy Gravy Chicken Popcorn or Veg. Strips
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    On Track toOvertake 45 160 2008 2014F/2015F ~380 ~370Store Count Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners.
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    Pizzas & MuchMore Food Delivery Expert Most Trusted
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    Huge Opportunity, GainingGround SSSG (YTD ‘14) 7% -4%** 380 815* Domino’s Market Cap $1.5Bn * Source: Analyst Estimates. ** Source: Reported financials. Note: All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners. Store Count 2014F Same-Store Sales 2014F
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    Pizza Hut Delivery:Accelerating Pace 115 235 500 2X 2012 2014F 2X 2016F Consolidated with our Largest Franchisee Store Count
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    Taco Bell: ExcitingStart $10 $12 $12 $14 2012 TB Current 2016F (Scalable) ATL KFC 2008 WPSA $M +20% +17% WPSA= Weekly per store average.
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    2015F 1,000 Units 2020F 2,000 Units Note:Units represent India Division. Huge Opportunity with All Brands
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    Pat Grismer CFO, Yum!Brands Driving Higher Returns For Our Shareholders
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    2014: 1H ChinaSuccess Dampened by Supplier Incident Operating Profit Performance 116% ~(60%) 1H 2H (6%) 10%+ 1H 2H Upward Momentum at Global Brand Divisions China KFC / Pizza Hut / Taco Bell Divisions Note: 2H is forecasted. Operating profit is before Special Items.
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    How We CreateValue for Shareholders NEW-UNIT DEVELOPMENT SAME-STORE SALES GROWTH HIGH RETURNS
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    Our Formula forHigh Shareholder Returns Franchise Led with Purposeful Equity Meaningful Cash Returned to Shareholders Double-Digit Growth Model + + + Optimal Capital Structure
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    Our Formula forHigher Shareholder Returns Even More Franchise Led with Purposeful Equity Meaningful Cash Returned to Shareholders Double-Digit Growth Model + + + Optimal Capital Structure
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    Purposeful Equity: Earningthe Right to Own Key Ownership Criteria Financial Strategic High Return Provide Concept Leadership High Growth Stimulate Franchise Development Strong Operating Capability Develop/Export Talent
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    Purposeful Equity inChina • Compelling Investment Returns • Vast Growth Potential • Unmatched Capability & Infrastructure
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    First-Half Returns GiveConfidence in China Development Payback 3-4 Years <3 Years 2014 New Unit Economics - KFC Tier 1 – 2 Cities Tier 3 – 6 Cities Average Unit Volume ($MM) $1.1 $1.0 Cash Margin 18% 18% Cash Investment ($M) $600 $610 Note: Includes units opened August 2012 – July 2013. 2014 New Unit Economics – Pizza Hut Tier 1 – 2 Cities Tier 3 – 6 Cities Average Unit Volume ($MM) $1.2 $1.2 Cash Margin 20% 24% Cash Investment ($M) $620 $660
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    Significant Profit Upsidewith China Sales Recovery 2012 2014F Future $1.7 $1.4 Average Unit Volumes ($’MM) 6,100+ Units $2Bn System Sales Note: Excludes Little Sheep, East Dawning and Pizza Hut Home Service. ~ $1.7+ $600MM+ PROFIT
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    2013 2017F Franchise OwnershipPercentage 6% ~10% Building Momentum on China Franchising • Refranchising • Franchise Development
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    75% 85-90% 2014F 2017F Also IncreasingFranchising in India Franchise Ownership Percentage • Refranchising • Franchise Development
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    Over 90% FranchisedOutside of China and India 90% 95% 85% Franchise Ownership Percentage 2014F
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    Balanced with PurposefulEquity Positions Franchising: A Powerful Business Model Low Capital Low Volatility High Growth High Returns
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    80% 91% Mid 90s 2004 2014FBy 2017F Evolving to More Franchised Ownership Franchise Ownership Percentage* *Excluding China & India. Note: Ownership percentages indicate % of total units. • Selective Refranchising • Franchise Development
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    18% 24% 2010 2014F Operating Marginfor KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell Evolving to a Higher-Margin Business Note: Excludes China & India. by 2017F 30%+
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    Driving a HigherReturn on Invested Capital 19% 2014F by 2017F ~22%+ Future
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    And Sustaining RapidGrowth in Franchise Fees 2004 2009 2014F 24,600 27,700 32,900 Franchise Units 2004 2009 2014F $1.0 $1.5 $2.0 Franchise Fees ($Bn) Note: Franchised units include unconsolidated affiliates.
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    2012 2013 2014F Fuelingour Cash Machine $2.8$2.9 EBITDA ($Bn) Cash Uses ($Bn) $3.4 2014F Capex Share Repurchases Dividend Taxes / Interest$3.0
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    Sustaining High ShareholderCash Returns 2004 2014F Average Diluted Shares Outstanding (MM)Quarterly Dividend Per Share $- $0.05 $0.10 $0.15 $0.20 $0.25 $0.30 $0.35 $0.40 $0.45 2004 2014 610 450 Note: Quarterly dividend and shares are split adjusted (May 2007 2-for-1 stock split.)
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    Averaging 3.5% AnnualCash Return 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014F Dividend Share Repurchases $6.4Bn Returned Over Last 5 Years $0.8 Cash Returned ($Bn) $1.2 $1.5 $1.4 $1.5
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    Maintaining Investment-Grade CreditRating 1.5x 1.3x 1.1x 1.2x '09 '11 '13 '14F 3.4x 3.3x 3.2x 3.4x '09 '11 '13 '14F 3.5x Baa3 Debt/EBITDA Ratio Moody’s Adjusted Debt/EBITDAR Ratio 3.0x Baa3 Note: 3.0x to 3.5x is Moody’s target range for companies rated Baa3.
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    Low Investment GradeRating Optimizes Capital Structure Independent Bank Reviews: Sub-IG Leverage = Higher Cost of Capital + Limited Flexibility + Modest Accretion 75% 25% Baa Drives Lowest WACC Across Economic Cycles Baa Other % of Time Yum! WACC is Optimized Over the Long Term
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    China KFC Pizza Hut Taco Bell Financial +1% +3% +7% +1%+13% Modeled Growth +1% At least 10% Ongoing Model Delivers Double-Digit Growth Forecasted EPS Growth Before Special Items Op Profit Growth +15% +10% +8% +6%
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    China KFC/PH/TB Financial2015F Potential for Outsized Year in 2015 Forecasted EPS Growth Before Special Items +6% +6% +1% +13% At least 10% excluding KFC China growth (Ex KFC)
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    Strong Second Halfwill Fuel 2015 EPS Growth KFC China SSSG is Key Variable
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    2H’161H’162H’15 Yum! China: Potentialfor an Outsized Year in 2016 As Well Recovery Recovered Ongoing … 1H’15
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    China KFC Pizza Hut Taco Bell India/ Financial Modeled Growth At least 10% +1% +3% +6% +2% +13% +1% Model Sustains Double-Digit Growth in 2020 Forecasted EPS Growth Before Special Items
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    Our Formula forHigher Shareholder Returns Even More Franchise Led with Purposeful Equity Meaningful Cash Returned to Shareholders Double-Digit Growth Model + + + Optimal Capital Structure