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Appendix 4D
11 November 2021
Xero Limited
ARBN 160 661 183 (incorporated in New Zealand)
Reporting period | 6 months to 30 September 2021 |
Previous reporting period | 6 months to 30 September 2020 |
Results for announcement to the market
Amount (000s) | change | |
Revenues from ordinary activities | NZ$505,703 | up 23% |
Net loss from ordinary activities | NZ$(5,922) | NM* |
Net loss attributable to security holders | NZ$(5,922) | NM |
*NM stands for not meaningful
The Company does not propose to pay a dividend and no dividends were declared or paid for the reporting period.
Net tangible assets per share was NZ$0.83 per share at 30 September 2021 (30 September 2020: NZ$1.02 per share).
For additional Appendix 4D disclosure requirements refer to the financial statements contained in Xero Limited's Interim Report for the 6 months ended 30 September 2021.
Authorised for release to the ASX by the Chair of the Board and the Chair of the Audit and Risk Management Committee.
Xero Limited (XRO) | Registered Address | www.xero.com |
NZ Company no. 1830488 | 19-23 Taranaki St | |
ARBN 160 661 183 | Te Aro | |
Wellington 6011 |
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XERO LIMITED
Interim Report
2022
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Contents
Highlights
Chair & CEO Review
Our Performance
Independent Auditor's Review Report
Interim Financial Statements
Directors' Declaration
Corporate Directory
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Right: Xero team members, New Zealand
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Highlights
$505.7m
Operating revenue
Up 23% YOY
$1.1b
Annualised monthly recurring revenue Up 29% YOY
87.1%
Gross margin percentage
Up 1.4PP YOY
$1.2b
Total available liquidity
Cash on hand, short-term deposits and undrawn committed debt facilities
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3.013m
Subscribers
Up 560,000 YOY
$9.9b
Total subscriber lifetime value
Up $3.8b YOY
$6.4m
Free cash flow
Down $47.9m YOY
$98.1m
EBITDA
Down $22.7m YOY
CHAIR AND CEO REVIEW | 2 |
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Chair and CEO Review
David Thodey AO | Steve Vamos |
Chair | Chief Executive Officer |
Dear Shareholder,
Small businesses around the world are increasingly using digital tools as they adapt to a changing operating environment. We see this reflected in Xero's half-year 2022 (H1 FY22) performance, where we delivered strong revenue and subscriber growth, and made progress executing our strategic priorities. While we continue to monitor the macroeconomic environment, we are confident small businesses will continue to be a driver of global economic recovery, and cloud-based software applications will be essential in helping them adapt and succeed during this critical time.
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The opportunity ahead for Xero is significant, and in particular, we see substantial room for growth in our international markets. We estimate that in the markets in which Xero currently operates, the Total Addressable Market is more than 45 million small businesses1. People are also discovering connected apps that further streamline their business operations and make their lives easier. We will continue
to invest in cloud-based tools to meet the needs of our customers around the world.
There are multiple drivers of the adoption of cloud-based software, including the digitisation of tax compliance, and innovation in access to financial services, which point to an exciting landscape ahead for Xero.
Governments are helping to lead the way. In Australia, the Government's Digital Economy Strategy is aimed at boosting digital capability and adoption among small businesses, evidenced by initiatives such as Open Banking and e-invoicing. The US and Canada are moving toward
Open Banking. The UK is pushing to further digitise the tax system and simplify small business tasks through Making Tax Digital. Singapore is also promoting e-invoicing and offering incentives for small businesses to adopt technology through its SMEs Go Digital program.
Xero's unique position means we can provide anonymised, aggregated data and generate insights about the small business economies in our largest customer markets. One of the ways we use this information is in our engagement with governments and regulators to advocate for small business, and support publication of academic research. This is driven through Xero Small Business Insights, which was enhanced during the first half of FY22 with the launch of a composite Small Business Index that shares a perspective on sector and geographical trends.
1Estimated TAM across English speaking addressable cloud accounting markets, based on publicly available data
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