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Q2 2016 Earning Results Presentation
11th August 2016
EXPERIENCE AMAZING
DISCLAIMER
IMPORTANT NOTICE
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CONTENT
Highlights of Q2 2016
Project Update
Corporate and Operational Update
Financial Summary
Property and equipment, investment properties and advances and other receivables
7,608 5,307
Cash and other financial assets 4,015 3,319
Total assets* 11,623 8,626
Q2 2016 Performance Highlights
Opening date announced for 31st October 2016
• 93% overall infrastructure construction completed• 84% overall ride system completed• 80% overall facilities construction completed• 60% overall show systems completed
Due to rounding, numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided and percentages may not precisely reflect the absolute figures. 30 June 2016 figures are unaudited. 4
* includes 1,670 million for Six Flags Dubai and Business Development.
For the period ended 30 June 2016, the Company had no operating revenue.
Loss for the period ended 30 June 2016 was 80 million AED.
• Over 80% of total available space at Riverland™ Dubai leased at the end of June with 50 lease proposals signed.
• Successfully concluded AED 1.68 billion Rights Issue to primarily finance Six Flags Dubai
• Shareholder approval to change the name of the company to DXB Entertainments PJSC
• Shravan Shroff added as an independent non-executive director
Drawn down AED 2.7 billion of banking facility
(‘000 visitors YOY Jan – May 2016 | 15)
Jan-May 2016 2015 % change
1 INDIA 772 686 13%
2 KSA 721 631 14%
3 UK 550 509 8%
4 OMAN 528 409 29%
5 USA 261 265 -2%
6 PAKISTAN 245 214 15%
7 GERMANY 241 240 0%
8 CHINA 232 211 10%
9 IRAN 197 217 -9%
10 KUWAIT 186 183 2%
15 RUSSIA 110 110 -1%
Source of Visitor by Region (% in YTD May 2016)
Favourable UAE Tourism Growth Trends
Sources: DTCM and Mastercard Global Destination Index.
WesternEurope22%
GCC24%
MENA11% South Asia
17%
Americas
6%North Asia and South-East Asia
9%
RUSSIA, CIS, EE
5%
Africa 4%
Australasia
2%
Total OvernightInternationalVisitors
14.2m2015
2015
2014 $10.9 Billion
$11.68 Billion
Total OvernightInternationalVisitors
6.6mYTD May 2016
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CONTENT
Highlights of Q2 2016
Project Update
Corporate and Operational Update
Financial Summary
Overall construction Achieved 2015 Q2 2016
Structure works 88% 99%
MEP 29% 70%
Envelope & Façade 30% 76%
Finishes 24% 65%
Overall Project Completion Snapshot
Ride systemsAchieved 2015 Q2 2016
Production 89% 99%
Delivery 63% 97%
Installation and Commissioning
9% 34%
Achieved 2015
100%
Show systems Achieved 2015 Q2 2016
Production 32% 78%
Delivery 14% 57%
Installation and Commissioning
0% 4%
Achieved 2015 Q2 2016
89% 93%
Due to rounding, numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided and percentages may not precisely reflect the absolute figures. 30 June 2016 figures are unaudited. 7
Construction Update
8
DreamWorks Building
motiongate™ Dubai motiongate™ Dubai
DreamWorks Building
Construction Update…continued
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Rajmahal TheatreRajmahal Theatre
Bollywood Park™ DubaiRajmahal Theatre
Construction Update…continued
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Riverland™ Dubai
LEGOLAND® Dubai
Lapita™ Hotel
LEGOLAND® Dubai
CONTENT
Highlights of Q2 2016
Project Update
Corporate and Operational Update
Financial Summary
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Sales and Marketing Update
1. Create active consideration and pre booking solutions for tourist planning to vacation in Dubai
2. Drive demand and secure conversion for tourists already in Dubai3. Develop alternative segments to limit dependency on leisure individuals4. Build contingency plan based on consumer insight and business
intelligence
• Pricing policy and distribution channels have been finalized with contracting and connectivity underway:
o 30 DMC resellers agreements have been signedo 24 Tour Operators cooperation agreement on joint marketing
activities have been finalized in India, UK and KSA. We are expecting to sign further agreements in the GCC, China, Africa, and Russia.
o B2B sales platform development and will be released in the second half of August
• Marketing agreements with Emirates for in flight promotions and Fly Dubai for promotions and on board sales
• DPR consumer facing website available in English/Arabic • Radio campaign ongoing locally on three stations • Coordination with partner studios to run activations in line with movie
releases e.g. Ghostbusters
23rd February 2016Launch of first annual pass sales
25th April 2016Launch of remaining annual pass sales
27th April 2016Key partnership agreements announced
23rd April 2016Launch of local media advertising
Week starting 22nd August 2016Launch of single day ticket sales
15th September 2016Launch of international media advertising
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Theme Park Operations Update
1st March 2016Start of Rajmahal Theatre rehearsals in India
8th May 2016Handover of Rajmahal Theatre to operations and start of rehearsals in Dubai
30th July 2016Start of Bollywood Parks™ Dubai show rehearsals
31st July 2016Start of motiongate™ Dubai rehearsals including Step Up
21st August 2016Start of LEGOLAND® Dubai show rehearsals
10th March 2016Handover of Bollywood Parks™ Dubai administration building
12th June 2016Handover of LEGOLAND® Dubai administration building
23rd June 2016Beginning of attraction cycling at motiongate™ Dubai
10th July 2016Start of operation of staff canteen
19th July 2016Handover of motiongate™ Dubai administration building
31st October 2016Targeted Opening
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Human Resources Update
• 514 full time employees as at the end of June 2016
• 1,600 contracts offered following recruitment roadshows held in 2016
• Further overseas recruitment events to be held in the coming months to bring total staff to 4,000
• Progress made towards the goal of hiring up to 1,000 Emiratis for October opening
• 744 Emirati employees have been offered contracts since the launch of the Emiratisationprogramme, out of which 249 are waiting to join and 172 are currently employed
• 10 Helmi programme students have graduated with a degree in Theme Park Management from the University of Central Florida in Orlando. Additional 40 candidates have started the Helmiprogramme in Dubai
Leasing Update – Riverland™ Dubai
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• Total lease proposals signed: 50• Total lease space signed: over 80% of total available• Total revenue: over 130% of projected revenue in 2017
800 Degrees PizzaBig ChefsElla’s CreameryFamous Dave’s BarbequeGalito’s Flame Grilled ChickenGiraffeHaruIrish VillageKatsuyaLe Pain Quotidien
BootsDiscover DubaiFeet FirstFuzziwig’s Candy FactoryHavaianasMaharajaSun Eye OpticsWired Up
Costa CoffeeJamba JuiceStarbucks
Leopolds of LondonMilasN BurgerParleThe Bagel Bar Coffee HouseTom’s DeliTortillaShake ShackShrimpyWokchi
Note: This is not a comprehensive list of tenants
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KPIs for 2016
Forecasts for 2017, the first full year of operations, remains 6.7 million visits and AED 2.4 billion in revenue. Detailed operating budgets expected to be finalized by year end.
For the first two operational months of 2016, management forecasts:
Total RevenueAED 297 million
Overarching KPI – The One Thing (TOT) Business Strategy
Annual Visits 0.9 million
• Target soft opening 1 October 2016• Opening confirmed for 31 October 2016• Significant portion of MOTIONGATE™ Dubai will premiere on 31st October,
work on some of the attractions will be ongoing and available within a couple of months
Open in October 2016Within AED 10.5 billion
CONTENT
Highlights of Q2 2016
Project Update
Corporate and Operational Update
Financial Summary
Key Indicators (AED million) TOTAL
Total assets as at30 June 2016
2,326 1,010 1,208 618 462
Infrastructure and others
11,6235,999
RivelandTM Dubai formerly known as Riverpark
Q2 2016 Financial Summary
Pre-opening expenses(Project to date) 39 27 21 3 6 279183
Due to rounding, numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided and percentages may not precisely reflect the absolute figures. 30 June 2016 figures are unaudited. 18
Total at the end of Q2 2016 2,365 1,037 1,229 621 468 11,9026,182
Q1 2016 Interim Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements
Increased to AED 7,179 million (Dec 2015: AED4,937 million) includes land and capital work in progress amounting to AED 491 million in relation to SFDubai project (Dec 2015: Nil).
Increased to AED 429 million (Dec 2015: AED 372 million)
AED 4,015 million (Dec 2015: AED 3,317 million)
AED 8,000 million (Dec 2015: AED 6,322 million)
AED 287 million (Dec 2015: AED 143 million)
Drawn down AED 2,693 million (Dec 2015: AED 1,461 million)
Increased to AED 1,379 million (Dec 2015: AED 1,177 million)
Reduced to AED Nil million (Dec 2015: AED 13 million)
The Company has not commenced its revenue generating activities and losses for the period was AED 80 million (Jun 2015: AED 29 million)
Six Flags Dubai right issue concluded in June 2016, issued share capital increased by AED 1,678 million
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Interim Financial Information for the six months ended 30 June 2016
Due to rounding, numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided and percentages may not precisely reflect the absolute figures. 3o June 2016 figures are unaudited.Advances include interest receivable
Property and equipment
58%
Investment properties
3%
Advances to contractors and other
receivables4%
Other financial assets24%
Cash and bank
balances11%
Consolidated Statement of Financial Position
Due to rounding, numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided and percentages may not precisely reflect the absolute figures. 30 June 2016 figures are unaudited. 20
Property and equipment 6,792 4,652 Investment properties 387 283 Advances to contractors and other receivables 429 372 Derivative financial instruments - 2 Other financial assets 2,738 2,856 Cash and bank balances 1,277 461
11,623 8,626
Share capital 8,000 6,322 Equity issue reserve - 3 Cash flow hedge reserve (53) 2 Accumulated losses (234) (149)
7,713 6,178
Bank facilities 2,478 1,257 Trade and other payables 1,379 1,178 Derivative financial instruments 53 -Due to a related party - 13
3,910 2,448 11,623 8,626
Property and equipment
Investment properties
Advances to contractors and other receivables
Derivative financial instruments
Other financial assets
Cash and bank balances
Total EquityDue to a related partyDerivative financial instrumentsTrade and other payablesBank facilities
Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income
Due to rounding, numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided and percentages may not precisely reflect the absolute figures. 30 June 2016 figures are unaudited. 21
General and administrative expenses (89) (41)
Marketing and selling expenses (22) (7)
Interest Income 36 27
Amortization of borrowing costs (5) (8)
Loss for the period (80) (29)
Other comprehensive income
Cash flow hedge - loss on fair value (55) -Total comprehensive loss for the period (135) (29)
Loss per share:
Basic and diluted loss per share (fils) (0.012) (0.005)
Statement of Cash Flows
22
Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows
Due to rounding, numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided and percentages may not precisely reflect the absolute figures. 30 June 2016 figures are unaudited.
Loss for the period (80) (29)Adjustments for: - -Depreciation Expense 4 1 Interest Income (36) (27)Amortisation of borrowing cost 5 8 Provision for employees' end of service indemnity 2 1 Increase in advances to contractors and other receivables (57) (214)Increase in trade and other payables 199 164 Net cash used in operating activities 37 (96)
Decrease in other financial assets 118 1,019 Increase in short-term deposits (650) -Additions to property and equipment (2,086) (944)Additions to investment properties (104) (15)Interest received 36 23 Net cash used in/generated by investing activities (2,686) 83
Proceeds from issuance of share capital 1,678 -Share issue cost (9) -Proceeds from bank facilities 1,232 -Borrowing cost paid (21) -Finance cost paid (53) (22)Movement in restricted cash (13) -(Decrease)/increase In due to a related party (13) 9
Net cash from a financing activity 2,801 (13)Net decrease in cash and cash equivalent 152 (25)Cash and cash equivalent at the beginning of the period 364 163 Cash and cash equivalent at the end of the period 516 138
37 118
(2,190)
(614)
2,801
Operating
Investing-Financial Assets
Investing-Property and equipment and Investment properties
Investing-Other
Financing
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Contact Us
Investor Relations Contacts
Marwa GoudaHead of Investor Relations
Abdulrahman Al-SuwaidiInvestor Relations Officer
www.dprcorporate.ae
Dubai Parks and Resorts
Emaar Square, Building 1, Level 2PO Box 123311, DubaiUnited Arab Emirates
Tel: +971 4 8200 820Fax: +971 4 5114 998
www.dubaiparksandresorts.com
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29 October 2016
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CONTENT
Appendix
27Shareholder structure as at 29 June 2016. * Excluding Meraas
Shareholder Structure
Meraas52%
Qatar Holding 11%
Mubasher 5%
Institutional 23%
Retail9%
International20%
GCC54%
UAE26%
Rest of MENA12%
International19%
GCC10%
UAE59%