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Company Overview November 2017

DCC Overview DCC is a leading international sales, marketing and support services group operating across four divisions Profit by division * Profit by geography * 12% 5% 14% 27% 47% DCC LPG DCC Retail & Oil DCC Healthcare DCC Technology 43% 52% Continental Europe/Other UK ROI Listed on the London Stock Exchange since 1994 Constituent of the FTSE 100 index Market capitalisation of c. 6.6 billion Employs approximately 10,000 people Operating in 15 countries DCC Financial Highlights 2017 * Revenue 12.3bn Operating profit 345.0m Free cash flow 415.5m ROCE 20.3% Net debt/ebitda 0.3x Interest cover (times) 14.2x *All income statement items presented on a continuing basis exclude DCC Environmental, the disposal of which completed in May 2017 1

has been steadily building for 40 years Announces first material acquisition beyond Europe with Shell LPG in Hong Kong & Macau and follows this with first material acquisition in the US, Retail West Focus of business on four core divisions LPG, Retail & Oil, Healthcare and Technology Market capitalisation of 6.6bn, market leader in the sales, distribution and marketing of its Energy, Healthcare and Technology products DCC joins FTSE 100 with market capitalisation of c. 5.0bn, operating in 14 countries Acquires Butagaz from Shell, DCC s largest acquisition to date at 464m France s leading LPG brand 2016 2017 Founded as a venture and development capital company, with clear focus on return on capital employed and operating profit. Generated compound annual return on investment of 23% over the period 1976 90 DCC becomes constituent of the FTSE All-Share Index and the FTSE 250 Index under Support Services (cancellation of stock exchange listing from the Irish Stock Exchange) DCC Healthcare broadens pharma position with acquisition of Kent Pharmaceuticals First oil acquisition in the UK BP s oil distribution business in Scotland Transition to diversified group focused on five sectors (Energy, Technology, Healthcare, Environmental and Food) 1990 94 1994 2001 Listed on the Irish and London Stock Exchange with a market capitalisation of 230m 2009 2013 2015 Expansion in Europe with Energy purchase of oil businesses in Denmark & Austria 2015 23 year CAGR 14.8% 345 2 15 Operating profit from continuing activities 'm 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

with a consistent strategy and deploying a proven business model Our objective: To continue to build a growing, sustainable and cash generative business which consistently provides returns on total capital employed significantly ahead of its cost of capital MARKET LEADING POSITIONS OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY EXTEND GEOGRAPHIC FOOTPRINT DEVELOP ENTREPRENEURIAL TEAMS FINANCIAL DISCIPLINE Creating and sustaining leading positions in each of the markets in which we operate Continuously benchmarking and improving the efficiency of our operating model in each of our businesses Carefully extending our geographic footprint to provide new horizons for growth Attracting and empowering entrepreneurial leadership teams, capable of delivering outstanding performance, through the deployment of a devolved management structure Maintaining financial strength through a disciplined approach to balance sheet management 3

Our Values Core Values 4

Key Competitive Advantages Diverse Business Portfolio Devolved & Empowered Teams Platform for Further Growth Sales, Marketing & Operational Expertise Extensive Acquisition and Integration Experience Broad Portfolio of Business Partners Balance Sheet Strength Highly Cash Generative Businesses 5

Cash flow since flotation in 1994 1 April 1994 31 March 2017 m 23 Year CAGR Operating profit 2,859 +14.3% Decrease in working capital 336 Depreciation 781 Other (45) Operating cash flow 3,931 +14.1% Capex (952) Free cash flow 2,979 +14.0% Interest and tax (628) Free cash flow after interest and tax 2,351 +14.2% Acquisitions (2,038) Disposals/exceptionals 192 Dividends/share buybacks (856) Share issues 266 Translation and other (35) Net cash outflow (120) Opening net debt (2) Closing net debt (122) Revenue increased from 0.2bn to 12.3bn Operating profit increased from 17.5m to 364m Operating profit CAGR of 14.3% 336m working capital inflow Capex exceeded depreciation by 171m Free cash flow of 3.0bn 23 year free cash flow conversion of 104% and CAGR of 14% Free cash flow after interest and tax of 2.4bn Acquisition spend of 2bn Dividend / share buybacks of 0.9bn Net debt / EBITDA of c. 0.3 times 6

Acquisitions an important part of the growth story 700 600 500 400 300 Acquisitions ( m) 620 394 By Division Since 1994* 328m, 15% 293m, 13% 884m, 39% 23 Year Total* 2.3bn Retail & Oil LPG 200 100-144 72 86 83 109 137 168 124 66 32 32 48 48 64 26 31 45 50 9 7 21 11 1994 2017 741m, 33% Healthcare Technology 2.4bn total acquisition spend since flotation in 1994 2017 includes committed acquisition spend of 358m in respect of the acquisitions of Esso s retail network in Norway ** and Shell s LPG business in Hong Kong & Macau *** Excludes FY18 acquisition spend - MTR (completed July 2017) and Retail West (expected to complete on 31 March 2018) Acquisition spend increasing as size of the Group has grown 1.9bn spend since 2008 *Excluding acquisitions in DCC Food & Beverage which was disposed of in FY15 and DCC Environmental, the disposal of which completed in May 2017. Includes 358m of FY17 committed acquisition spend, which will be completed in FY18 ** Completed in October 2017 *** Expected to complete in Q4 FY18 7

Track record of consistent growth Operating profit ( m) 23 year CAGR 14.3% 364 EPS (pence) 23 year CAGR 12.9% 304 228 208 196 187 171 161 149 117 95 36 43 51 56 62 71 75 82 17 19 22 24 29 1994 2017 Dividend (pence) 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 15 18 23 25 29 34 40 52 23 year CAGR 14.7% 60 63 68 70 1994 2017 77 85 301 97 112 19 22 26 30 32 38 42 50 58 65 74 78 85 Free cash flow conversion (%) 98 158 173 140 142 116 209 191 171 1994 2017 160% 140% 120% 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 257 23 year conversion 104% 1994 2017 8

DCC s TSR Versus the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 Since flotation (23 years) 6892% Last 10 years 433% Last 5 years 405% 419% 900% 69% 114% 53% 88% DCC FTSE 100 FTSE 250 DCC FTSE 100 FTSE 250 DCC FTSE 100 FTSE 250 Source: Datastream as at 31 March 2017 9

Our Business: by Division

Divisional Introduction A DCC LPG (47% of operating profit) B DCC Retail & Oil (27% of operating profit) C DCC Healthcare (14% of operating profit) D DCC Technology (12% of operating profit) What do we do? A leading liquefied petroleum gas ( LPG ) sales and marketing business, with a developing business in the retailing of natural gas and electricity A leader in the sales, marketing and retailing of transport fuels and commercial fuels, heating oils and related products and services in Europe Leading healthcare business, providing products and services to healthcare providers and international health and beauty brand owners Sales, marketing and distribution of technology products a leading route-tomarket and supply chain partner for global technology brands Who are our customers? Domestic Commercial/industrial Agriculture Retailers/consumers Domestic Commercial/industrial Agriculture Retail forecourts & customers Aviation Marine Hospitals, pharmacies, GPs Health & beauty brands Retailers, e-tailers, grocers Reseller & system integrators Key stats >440,000 customers Volumes: 1.6mT 800 trucks 2,000 employees 100 facilities 1m customers Volumes: 12.5bn Litres 1,350 trucks 3,500 employees 300 facilities Services 15,000+ customers #1 in hospital supplies in Ireland, #1 UK GP supplier #1 contract manufacturing service provider in Britain 400+ technology brands >45,000 customers >99,000m 2 logistics capacity >2m deliveries 11

DCC LPG

DCC LPG A leading liquefied petroleum gas ( LPG ) sales and marketing business in Europe, with a developing business in the retailing of natural gas and electricity FY17 volumes by geography FY2017 Volumes (tonnes) 1.6mT* Operating profit 160.5m ROCE 22.5% Employees c.2,000 FY17 volumes by customer segment 15% 19% Britain Cont. Europe 23% 3% Commercial & Industrial Retail 66% Ireland 5% 69% Domestic Agricultural & other * Volumes include natural gas sold based on the equivalent calorific value of LPG measures in tonnes: 1MwH of natural gas = 0.076 tonnes of LPG 1 tonne of LPG = 1,969 litres of LPG 13

DCC LPG Established market leadership positions in six countries with a platform to grow the business across Europe and beyond Over 40 years industry experience Partner of choice for oil majors in asset divestment Recent agreement to acquire Shell s LPG business in Hong Kong & Macau followed by the acquisition of Retail West in the USA first steps into Asia and the USA LPG LPG supply for: Heating Cooking Industrial & agricultural processes Transport Developing position in retailing of natural gas Developing position in adjacency of natural gas leveraging our sales and marketing capability under established gas brands Recurring revenue, cash generative & high ROCE business 14

DCC LPG Operating model DCC LPG Value Chain Our brands A business of scale Volumes 1.6mT Customers 440k * Trucks 800 Employees 2,000 Facilities 100 * excludes consumers who purchase our cylinders from retailers 15

DCC LPG Leading market positions Sweden #1 55% MS Norway #1 38% MS Netherlands #1 29% MS 273kT Ireland (ROI & NI) #2 40% MS 18kT Britain #2 30% MS 50kT 174kT 91kT Announced acquisition of Shell LPG in Hong Kong and Macau (2018) Belgium > 1% share France #2 25% MS 75kT 3,244kT 1,589kT 2,245kT 116kT 48kT 110kT 155kT 82kT 163kT 477kT Announced acquisition of Retail West in the USA (2018) Existing Markets 609kT 1,429kT n/a 361kT 71kT n/a 473kT 461kT Potentials (2-5 Years) Note: Excludes natural gas volumes. European market data excludes LPG use in petrochemical and refinery sectors 16

DCC Retail & Oil

DCC Retail & Oil A leader in the sales, marketing and retailing of transport fuels and commercial fuels, heating oils and related products and services in Europe FY2017 Volumes (litres) 11.572bn Operating profit 94.5m ROCE 19.8% Employees c.3,500 FY17 volumes by geography FY17 volumes by customer segment 6% 12% Commercial & Industrial 38% 56% Britain Cont. Europe Ireland 4% 4% 7% 40% Retail Domestic Agricultural Marine 33% Other 18

DCC Retail & Oil Established market position in eight countries with a platform to grow the business across Europe Over 30 years industry experience Consolidator of fragmented markets Partner of choice for oil majors in asset divestment Retail & Oil Retail stations and fuel cards for consumers and commercial customers Oil distribution for transport, heating and industrial / agricultural processes developing position in adjacencies such as aviation, marine fuels and lubricants Recurring revenue, cash generative & high ROCE business 19

DCC Retail & Oil Operating model DCC Retail & Oil Value Chain Retail & Oil brands 20

DCC Retail & Oil A business of scale Business Statistics FY 2017 (inc. acquisition of Esso Retail Norway*) Volumes 12.5bn Litres Customers 1.0m ** Trucks 1,350 Employees 3,500 Facilities 300 Retail petrol sites operated (1,010) / supplied (2,000) Britain 1,150 France 385 Sweden 385 Norway 250 Austria 300 Ireland 125 Denmark 205 * completed in October 2017 ** excludes retail service station customers / consumers 21

DCC Healthcare

DCC Healthcare A leading healthcare business, providing products and services to healthcare providers and health & beauty brand owners FY17 sales by sector FY2017 Revenue 506.5m Operating profit 49.0m ROCE 17.5% Employees c.2,000 FY17 sales by geography 16% 33% 67% Healthcare providers Brand Owners 15% 69% UK Ireland ROW 23

DCC Healthcare DCC Vital What we do Third party brand owners Our Suppliers Own brand/licence products DCC Vital Sales and marketing of medical and pharmaceutical products to healthcare providers across all sectors of the healthcare market in the UK & Ireland Our Services FY17 Gross profit by product: Sales marketing and distribution Portfolio development Procurement Vendor Management Supply chain management and logistic services 43% 57% Own Brand Third Party Our Customers FY17 Gross profit by channel: 22% Hospitals Hospitals Pharma retailers and wholesalers Primary Care (GPs and Community Care) 23% 55% Pharma retail / wholesale Primary care 24

DCC Healthcare DCC Vital Product Focus Own brands Exclusive Partners Pharma companies Medical device companies Clinical diagnostics / life sciences companies 25

DCC Healthcare DCC Health & Beauty Solutions What we do Our Services Product development, contract manufacturing and packing of health & beauty products DCC H&BS builds long term partnerships with international brand owners, providing specialist services incl. product development, formulation, manufacturing and packaging Five high quality facilities producing tablets, hard shell capsules, soft gels capsules, creams, liquids Packaging formats: pots, blisters, sachets, tubes, bottles, pumps, sprays A selection of brands we support: Our Customers Health & beauty brand owners Specialist health & beauty retailers Direct sales/ mail order companies 26

DCC Healthcare DCC Health & Beauty Product Categories Facial and Bodycare Suncare and Self Tanning Sport, Diet and Active Lifestyles Haircare Nutritional Healthcare Cream & Liquids Beauty Stay Well / Enhance Health Men s Health & Grooming Women s Health OTC and Medical Devices Baby and Children s Health 27

DCC Technology

DCC Technology A leading route-to-market and supply chain partner for global technology brands FY2017 Revenue 2,689m Operating profit 41.1m ROCE 17.1% Employees c.2,500 DCC Technology operates under the brand 400+ industry leading suppliers 45,000 customers Retail, etail, reseller, telco Consumer, B2B and Enterprise 29

DCC Technology At a glance The obvious partner for a new supplier to access European Retail and B2B markets DCC Technology delivers an industry-leading and innovative range of services and value-add solutions that enable our partners to access existing and new sales channels in the most effective manner possible Key Facts Our Business Key Partners 2.7bn turnover >2,400 employees across 13 countries 400+ technology brands 45,000+ reseller & retailer customers Product Focus and Breadth IT, Mobile, Home, Supplies Market Insight and Alignment Public Sector, Business, Smart Home, Cloud >99,000m 2 logistics capacity Specialists in Consumer, B2B and Enterprise markets Channel Specialists Business, Retail, Mobile, Supplies 30

DCC Technology An integral part of the Tech supply chain Supplying diverse products to a 400+ Global technology brands and manufacturers multitude of clients Creating value for customers and suppliers Proactive sales and marketing approach to a very broad customer base across a number of countries Excellent supplier portfolio, dealing with small to large technology brand owners Agile, responsive and service-focused approach to bringing our suppliers products to market Cost-effective and tailored solutions for customers and suppliers Technical, supply chain and value-added services expertise 45,000+ customers 31

DCC Technology Strong market positions Geography UK & Ireland No. 1 France No. 7 Sweden No. 3 Others Total Europe No. 4 Market Position Belgium Germany Netherlands Norway Spain Middle East Sales & operations Sales offices Global supply chain capability with offices in China, Poland and the USA An integral part of the Technology supply chain 32