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(ASX: AU1)
Investor Presentation for the Half Year End Results
31 December 2021
KEY TAKEAWAYS
only | UNDERLYING EBITDA1 | Revenues from Ordinary Activities |
$2.14M | $35.6M | |
(1HFY21: $1.60M) → +33% | (1HFY21: $29.4M) → +21% | |
use | Gross Value of Exchanges | No. of Exchanges |
$3.1Bn | 2,910 | |
(1HFY21: $2.2Bn) → +41% | (1HFY21: 2,407) → +21% | |
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1. Underlying EBITDA adjusted for the impact of AASB16 and Government Incentives received in the prior period
2. Gross Commission Income ("GCI") is the fees the vendor pays for the sale of a property.
GCI2
$52.9M
(1HFY21: $38.1M) → +39%
Properties Under Management
3,551
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STRONG GROWTH ACROSS KEY
BUSINESS INDICATORS | 39% Growth |
$52.9m
only
39%
Increase in Gross Commission Income
Increase of
$38.1m
16% Growth
41% Growth
21% Growth | 345 | |
$3.1Bn | 298 | |
2,910 | ||
278 | ||
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Agents from 31 December 2020
$24.9m | 2,407 |
$2.2Bn |
$1.5Bn | 1,591 |
Gross Commission Income | Value of Properties Sold | No of Properties Sold | No of Agents | ||||||
($M) | |||||||||
1H FY20 | 1H FY21 | 1H FY22 | 1H FY22 Investor Presentation | 3 | |||||
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Perth
Sunshine Coast | |||||
Brisbane | |||||
Toowoomba | |||||
Gold Coast | |||||
Coffs Harbour | |||||
Central | Hunter Valley | ||||
Coast | |||||
Central | Newcastle | ||||
West NSW | Sydney | ||||
Illawarra | |||||
ACT |
Melbourne
Port Phillip
Boroondara
A growing brand now
with presence in 5 states
and territories
Since 30 June The Agency has invested in new geographical markets of Manly NSW, Sunshine Coast and Toowoomba in Queensland and Canberra in the ACT.
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WHY AGENTS ARE CHOOSING THE AGENCY
The Agency's business model is to directly engage with Selling Agents. This is a change to the industry norm where the most common arrangement is a franchisor/franchisee arrangement, with the franchisee employing the Agents. This differentiated business model has a number of benefits which are leading Agents to choose The Agency:
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Franchisees are often Agents who are known as Selling Principals. The Selling Principal often competes against other Agents they have employed in their business, which creates tension and distrust that can undermine an Agent doing their best work. The Agency direct engagement model does not have these potential conflicts.
Agents can come to The Agency to focus on what they do best, which is selling real estate with their own team underneath them. The Agent's time is not distracted by needing to manage a Property Management portfolio or manage the operations of their franchisee business, office infrastructure, Trust accounts or staff matters. Freed of these distractions, we have Agents who have doubled their sales as they are just focused on listing and selling real estate.
Post COVID, Agents are aware they may no longer need to have an office on every suburban corner to be successful and sitting in a local coffee shop between appointments can generate just as much engagement with a local community as an office provides. The Agency operates Hubs where Agents can collaborate and operate with their team members.
The Hub model reduces expenditure on premises which allows The Agency to pay the agent higher commission splits in a sustainable way. Competitors who have an existing office footprint, and match The Agency's commissions, will end up with a higher cost profile than The Agency.
The Agency has strategic partnerships with the industry leading suppliers that make selling real estate as easy as possible. Agents who join The Agency have access to a fully digital cloud base process that saves them time on paperwork and means they can operate from anywhere. Agents
have access to artificial intelligence that automates tasks, allowing them to work more
efficiently. Partnerships with Cooley Auctions lead by Damien Cooley, External Agent coaches,
Vendor advertising funding providers, insurance providers, Mortgage brokers and other operators servicing the residential real estate market ensure the Agent's can maximise their
productivity.
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