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  • IN THE
    SPOTLIGHT
    2018
    This section of the report provides a summarised review of the year’s performance and a snapshot of the highlights and challenges of 2018.
    About this report 2018 highlights and challenges Chairman’s report
  • INTRODUCING
    CLOVER’S
    STORY
    If you want to get to know Clover as an organisation, read this section to gain insight into the fundamentals of our business: Who we are, what we do, how we create value and how we are governed. This is an analysis of Clover’s internal operating environment.
    Meet Clover Clover’s business model Directorate and management
    Governance structure Report on governance, risk and compliance Reputation as a value driver
  • ANALYSING
    CLOVER’S VALUE
    CREATION
    In this section we take you through the process that we follow in analysing our ability to create value. We unpack the external variables that impact on our ability to deliver value; we present the findings from a process of stakeholder engagement; we define the material issues and we analyse the top risks and opportunities. We then use this information to help us determine and evaluate a strategy that will ensure sustainable value creation.
    How our stakeholders’ needs inform our reality Our strategy
  • LEADERSHIP
    REVIEWS
    Using the analysis from the section above, our CEO and CFO provide a review of the Group’s performance by taking a closer look at how the operational, strategic and financial performance have translated into value-enhancing outcomes. This section also provides a summary of the board’s milestone achievements for 2018.
    CEO’s report CFO’s report
  • PERFORMANCE
    OUTCOMES OF
    THE SIX CAPITALS
    This section of the report provides a detailed account of the outcomes achieved as a result of our strategic initiatives in 2018. We unpack the input and outcomes for each of the six capitals.
    Report on the six capitals Human capital Natural capital Manufactured capital Intellectual capital
    Social and relationship capital Financial capital Six year Review Combined assurance on the six capitals
  • REMUNERATION
    REPORT
    This section of the report presents our remuneration report and remuneration policy for the year ended 30 June 2018.
    Letter to Shareholders Report on Remuneration Clover’s remuneration policy
  • ANNUAL FINANCIAL
    RESULTS
    The annual financial statements provide a touchstone to Clover’s ability to perform and create value. This section provides the audited financial statements for the 12-month reporting period from the 1st of July 2017 to the 30th of June 2018.
    Audit and risk committee report Approval of the financial statement Certificate by Company Secretary Independent auditor’s report Directors’ report Directorate and statutory information Consolidated statement of comprehensive income Consolidated statement of financial position
    Consolidated statement of changes in equity Consolidated statement of cash flows Notes to the consolidated financial statements Notes 1 - 10 Notes 11 - 20 Notes 21 - 30 Notes 31 - 34 Abbreviations Definitions
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  • IN THE SPOTLIGHT 2018
  • INTRODUCING CLOVER’S STORY
  • ANALYSING CLOVER’S VALUE CREATION
  • LEADERSHIP REVIEWS
  • PERFORMANCE OUTCOMES OF THE SIX CAPITALS
  • REMUNERATION REPORT
  • ANNUAL FINANCIAL RESULTS
  •   BACK
  • About this report
  • 2018 highlights and challenges
  • Chairman’s report
  •   BACK
  • Meet Clover
  • Clover’s business model
  • Directorate and management
  • Governance structure
  • Report on governance, risk and compliance
  • Reputation as a value driver
  •   BACK
  • How our stakeholders’ needs inform our reality
  • Our strategy
  •   BACK
  • CEO’s report
  • CFO’s report
  •   BACK
  • Report on the six capitals
  • Human capital
  • Natural capital
  • Manufactured capital
  • Intellectual capital
  • Social and relationship capital
  • Financial capital
  • Six year Review
  • Combined assurance on the six capitals
  •   BACK
  • Letter to Shareholders
  • Report on Remuneration
  • Clover’s remuneration policy
  •   BACK
  • Audit and risk committee report
  • Approval of the financial statement
  • Certificate by Company Secretary
  • Independent auditor’s report
  • Directors’ report
  • Directorate and statutory information
  • Consolidated statement of comprehensive income
  • Consolidated statement of financial position
  • Consolidated statement of changes in equity
  • Consolidated statement of cash flows
  • Notes to the consolidated financial statements
  • Notes 1 - 10
  • Notes 11 - 20
  • Notes 21 - 30
  • Notes 31 - 34
  • Abbreviations/li>
  • Definitions
 

HIGHLIGHTS

REVENUE
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7.9%
TO R8.3 BILLION
HEPS
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223.8%
TO 206.9 CENTS
HEADLINE
EARNINGS
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224.7%
TO R394.9 MILLION
OPERATING
PROFIT
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94.3%
TO R611 MILLION
NET ASSET
VALUE
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13.3%
TO R3263.6 MILLION
TOTAL DIVIDEND
PER SHARE
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210.8%
TO 75.24 CENTS
MEET CLOVER

Established in 1898, as the Natal Creamery Limited, the fast growing business was reorganised in 1934 as national cooperative dairies (NCD), operating country wide. Clover industries limited emerged in 2003 and in 2010 listed on the JSE.

  • OUR JOURNEY
  • GEOGRAPHICAL FOOTPRINT
  • GROUP STUCTURE
  • BUSINESS MODEL
CREATING VALUE

In order to achieve Clover’s strategic objectives as described in Clover’s vision and mission, the Company relies on effectively executing all value creation processes in its business model, which are interdependent of Clover’s material stakeholders’ contributions.

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OUR STAKEHOLDERS OUR STRATEGY

PERFORMANCE OUTCOMES OF THE SIX CAPITALS

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HUMAN CAPITAL REFERS TO OUR EMPLOYEES, THEIR TALENT, SKILLS AND PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES THAT PLAY A VITAL ROLE IN CREATING VALUE FOR ALL OUR STAKEHOLDERS. CLOVER SEES HUMAN CAPITAL AS ONE OF ITS MOST VITAL ASSETS IN CREATING SUSTAINABLE VALUE.

The Company has revisited it’s human capital strategy in the light of changing demands and the need to align with the evolving labour market. The human capital strategy has been branded as Summit Step up.


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NATURAL CAPITAL IS THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES USED BY THE COMPANY IN ITS VALUE CREATION PROCESS. CLOVER IS HEAVILY RELIANT ON NATURAL RESOURCES WHICH PLAY A VITAL ROLE IN OUR VALUE CREATION PROCESS.

We rely on land, water and agricultural crops in the production of our products. Our farmers are dependent on livestock to produce the milk that we purchase from them, and electricity is needed to run our operations.

Clover recognises our responsibility to reduce or even eliminate the impacts of our business on the environment. This responsibility relates not only to Clover’s direct operations, but also to our supply chain partners and their environmental impacts.


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OUR MANUFACTURED CAPITAL GREATLY ASSISTS US IN FACILITATING VALUE CREATING ACTIVITIES, AS THE QUALITY OF OUR MANUFACTURED CAPITAL DETERMINES THE QUALITY OF OUR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES.

Along with the manufacturing of our products, Clover also has agreements with several major customers, for whom we provide distribution and in-store merchandising services


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INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL REPRESENTS THE INTANGIBLE VALUE OF THE BUSINESS.

Innovation in our business is important for Clover in our value creation process. From new product innovations and product reformulations, to improved business processes, Clover is constantly looking for opportunities to increase value for all our stakeholders.

Over the years, Clover’s Marketing and New Product Development (“NPD”) Departments have developed several iconic household brands. These include Clover, Tropika, Butro and Krush, among others.

Clover’s in-house Information Technology (IT) Department provides the digital backbone for all our management systems and applications. Clover’s IT governance and its independent assurance is outlined in the governance, risk and compliance report, here.


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SOCIAL AND RELATIONSHIP CAPITAL PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN CLOVER’S VALUE CREATION PROCESS.

It involves the business itself, our customers and consumers, suppliers, employees and the communities we operate in

Clover prides itself in conducting business by considering our legal, ethical and economic responsibilities. While it is our goal to preserve profitability for our shareholders, we also aim to create higher standards of living and quality of life in the communities in which we operate.

Clover’s Mama Afrika project has positioned itself as a successful, award winning example of a sustainable and effective CSI project, which is making a real difference in the lives of many South Africans in need.


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THE ROLE FINANCIAL CAPITAL PLAYS IN VALUE CREATION.

Our financial capital inputs consist of cash generated by our operations, as well as debt and equity financing. We use our financial capital to create value through investing in new product innovations, investing in our manufacturing process and investing in our people


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AGM

Date: Monday, 26 November 2018 at 10am
Venue: Clover Headquarters
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Head Office
200 Constantia Drive, Constantia Kloof,
1709, Johannesburg
Tel: +27 (0)11 471 1400

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   Integrated Report
   Annual Financial Statements
AGM

Date: Monday, 26 November 2018 
at 10am

Venue: Clover Headquarters

 Notice to AGM
  Proxy

SHAREHOLDER INFORMATION

Head Office

200 Constantia Drive,
Constantia Kloof, 1709

Tel: +27 (0)11 471 1400

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