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REVIEWED INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31 ST AUGUST 2011. 2012 – UP UP AND AWAY!. COMPARATIVE INTERIM REVIEW. CONTENTS. Salient features Financial review Strategy Operational review Capex Group geographical segments General Conclusion Contacts. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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REVIEWED INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS
ENDED 31ST AUGUST 2011
2012 – UP UP AND AWAY!
COMPARATIVE INTERIM REVIEW
H1 FY 2011R’000
H2 FY 2011R’000
H1 FY 2012R’000
Revenue 750 798 615 635 857 524
Gross margin 147 504 13 941 79 895
Profit/(loss) before interest and tax
38 013 (54 436) (14 415)
Capex 37,3m 13,1m 152,3m
Ratios
Operating margins 5,1% (8.8%) (1.7%)
Turnover increase/ (decrease) on previous interim period
(10,6%) (18%) 39.3%
Gross margin 19,6% 2.3% 9.3%
CONTENTS
• Salient features• Financial review• Strategy• Operational review• Capex• Group geographical segments• General• Conclusion• Contacts
SALIENT FEATURES – 31 August 2011
Order book up to R1,5 billion
Revenue up 14,2% (Aug 2010 comparative)
EBITDA down 2,9%
HEPS down 195%
R 2,3 billion short-term prospects pipeline
HEPS down from 4,1 to (3,9) cents Group operating loss (1,7)% (2011H 2:
(9%))
• Geotechnical 5% (2011H2: (2%))
• Civil (6)% (2011H2:(9%))
• Pipelines 0.3% (2011H2:(6%))
SALIENT FEATURES – 31 August 2011
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Statement of Financial Position Salient Features:
AtAug 2010
R’ 000
At Feb 2011
R’ 000
AtAug 2011
R’ 000
Assets
Non-current assets 986 302 966 187 1 085 923
Current assets 622 468 498 164 626 951
Total assets 1 608 770 1 464 351 1 712 874
Equities and liabilities
Share capital and reserves
758 829 703 156 893 375
Non-current liabilities 376 813 195 562 298 564
Current liabilities 473 128 565 633 520 935
Total equity and liabilities 1 608 770 1 464 351 1 712 874
Net asset value per share (cents)
258,4 238,9 230,1
• Total assets ↑ R 248,5m • Cash ↓ R 62m
• Trade & other receivables ↑ R 137,0m
• PPE R 152,3m Capex• Cash reserves
• Operational cash-flow consumed (R 55.7m)• Acquisition PPE (R 152,3m)• Proceeds rights issue R 200m• Decrease in secured borrowings (R 53m)
• Secured borrowings• Debt/debt + equity ratio 26,4 % (Aug 2010 :
34,1%)• Equity
• Loss after tax (R 18,7m)• FCTR R 6,3m
Statement of Financial PositionSalient Features - Feb11 to Aug 11
Debt:Equity Ratio
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
0
100 000
200 000
300 000
400 000
500 000
600 000
700 000
800 000
900 000
1 000 000
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
R'00
0
Financial years
DEBT: EQUITY PLUS DEBT
Equity
Interest bearing debtDebt:equity ratio
Statement of Income Salient Features
Aug 2010R’000
% Aug 2011R’000
Revenue 750 798 14,2% 857 524
EBITDA 75 171 (66,2%) 25 405
Profit /(loss) after tax 12 311 (251,7%)
(18 677)
Headline earnings/(loss)
12 006 (225,3%)
(15 047)
Headline earnings /(loss) per share
4,1 (195%) (3,9)
Esorfranki (Mnth)
Geotechnical
Civils
Pipelines
STRATEGY
Short term • Competition Authority - current and ongoing• Rights offer - completed• BEE scorecard improvement to Level 4 - completed• Consolidate and integrate operating divisions into one single
entity - completed• Expand market share into SSA growth countries - ongoing
Civils - Mozambique Geotechnical – Ghana, Kenya
• Restore profitability with existing contract portfolio and divisions• Working capital management
Medium to long term• Further geographical expansion• Expanding the product range organically and acquisitively to
focus specifically on growth sectors• BEE scorecard improvement
Group Strategy
Divisionalisation
Esorfranki Limited• Holding company
Esorfranki Construction (Pty) Ltd
• Operations company• Civils• Geotechnical• Pipelines• Shared Services• All off-shore companies and divisions
Esorfranki Properties
New Group Structure as of 1 March 2011
• Durban• The former Esor Africa and Franki Africa will operate
as Esorfranki Geotechnical Division from single premises situated in Phoenix Industrial Park from 1st September 2011.
• Johannesburg• The former Esor Africa’s operations excluding
pipejacking have moved to the Wynberg facilities and together with the former Franki Africa operate as Esorfranki Geotechnical
• Esorfranki Pipejacking is operating under Esorfranki Civils from our Activia Park facilities
Geotechnical Merge
Currently working in Ghana for an Australian mining group
The Esorfranki Network
OPERATIONAL REVIEW
Business Unit Order BookAs at 31 Aug
2011(R millions)
Secured Revenue FY
2012(R millions)
Secured Revenue FY 2013
(R millions)
Secured Revenue FY 2014
(R millions)
Geotechnical 244 603 15 -
Civils 984 781 382 205
Pipelines 568 277 134 270
Total 1 796 1 661 531 475
Outstanding Order Book and Secured Revenue
Business Unit Order BookAs at 31 Aug
2011(R millions)
Secured Revenue FY
2012(R millions)
Secured Revenue FY 2013
(R millions)
Secured Revenue FY 2014
(R millions)
Geotechnical 244 603 15 -
Civils 984 781 382 205
Pipelines 137 227 33 -
Total 1 365 1 611 430 205
Outstanding Order Book & Secured Revenue excluding Western Aqueduct
Esorfranki Civils
• Road building
• Bridge construction
• Township infrastructure
• Mining infrastructure
• Water reticulation
• Water towers & reservoirs
• Sewer reticulation
• Bulk earthworks
• Building
Civils products and services
Geographical footprint & some key contracts
Civils Segment Revenue Aug 2010
R’ 000Aug 2011
R’ 000
Segment revenue 225 321 354 366
Profit/(loss) before interest and tax 24 097 (22 096)
Segment assets 459 909 718 654
No of employees 1 176 1 544
Revenue growth (34%) 57%
Operating margins 10,6% (6,2)%
Order book 501 801 983 954
Pending awards 515 000 2 200 000
Prospects 2 600 000 3 000 000
Non-government 36% 34%
Government 64% 66%
* As at 28/02/2011
Civils outlook 2012 and beyond• K71/R55 current road contract R213m
• RAL current road contract R80m• Budget of R500m for new road contracts
• Kusile current civils and earthworks contract R326m• Potential add-ons to current contract R300m• Admin block R200m• Commercial fill R150m• Crushing contract R400m
• Lawley current infrastructure contract to existing low-cost housing R30m• Potential for adjacent developments
• Bakwena N4 Mooinooi current road contract R330m • Mine work Atcom (Xstrata) and Anglo R200m
• Big dig cannels R120m targeted for next year
•N1/N2 Winelands PPP we should get some geotechnical work from the contract
Civils outlook 2012 and beyond (cont.)
• Housing• Mozambique middle class housing and infrastructure 1st phase R700m 1-2
year
• Johannesburg low-cost housing R1,5bn 3-4 years
• Eastern Cape low-cost housing R550m 1-2 years
• Building• The Rose in Rosebank current R30m
• Roedean Hostel current R17m
• Munitoria pending R100m
• Pipejacking• Current contracts this year R100m (short term contracts)
Esorfranki Pipelines
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• Gas & Petrochemical steel pipelines
• Water & Wastewater pipelines & pump stations
• Sewer pipelines & pump stations
• Pipeline refurbishments
• Cement mortar lining
• Valve chambers
• Associated concrete structures
• Associated infrastructure
Pipelines products and services
Pipelines Segment Revenue
Aug 2010R’ 000
Aug 2011R’ 000
Segment revenue 102 297 113 320
PBIT 423 313
Segment assets 103 546 115 445
No of employees 467 475
Revenue growth (21,6%) 10,7
Operating margins 0,41% 0,27%
Order book 240 488 567 618
Pending award 425 000 170 000
Prospect 5 900 000 500 000
Non-government 0% 0%
Government 100% 100%
* As at 28/02/2011
Geographical footprint & some key contracts
BG3 Pipeline contract
Pipelines outlook 2012 and beyond
• Current contracts• BG3 contract near Vaal Dam R160m still to do.• Miscellaneous contracts R35m still to do• Western Aqueduct R420m awaiting review application on 16th
September 2011 but currently working on site• Mooihoek 3 contract R60m
•Potential awards• Giyani R200m (under appeal by Esorfranki) approximately
R120m still to do.• Metalong Lesotho
• Phase 1 placed 3rd R375m• Phase 2 placed 3rd R291m• Phase 3 placed 3rd R130m
• Piet se Kop R24m• Bluff Military Base R23m• Thulele/Woodmead R25m
Pipelines outlook 2012 and beyond (cont.)
• PrequalificationsTCTA • Olifants River prequalification JV with Civcon pending
R2bn• Gweru and Kadoma Zimbabwe
• Other prospects• Rand Water Augmentation Budget R4bn• TCTA Mooi Umgeni water transfer scheme R800m• Sasol SNI 26” from Sasolburg to Secunda R400m
• Sasol 12” Secunda R40m• Zimplats pipeline R60m• N10 pipeline Bloemendal R70m
Esorfranki Geotechnical
Geotechnical products and services• Piling
• Lateral Support
• Marine Structures
• Diaphragm Walls
• Ground Improvement
• Dynamic Compaction
• Ground Remediation
• Soils Investigation
•Geotechnical Design
Geotechnical Segment Revenue
Aug 2010R’000
Aug 2011R’000
Segment revenue 423 180 405 611
PBIT 24 820 18 591
Segment assets 713 901 674 136
No of employees 1 408 1 095
Revenue growth (19,8%) (4,1%)
Operating margins 5,9% 4,5%
Order book 254 089 244 017
Pending awards 190 252 94 775
Prospects 1 480 843 1 246 870
Non-government 56% 58%
Government 44% 42%* As at 28/02/2010
Geographical footprint & some key contracts
Geotechnical outlook 2012 and beyond
• Johannesburg current awarded R186m• Kusile current piling work R20m• Kusile ancillary piling work R140m• Village Walk, Sandton R40m• 114 West Street, Sandton R15m• Stella Rise, Old Mutual, Sandton R30m• Rosebank Growthpoint R25m• Other pending R94m• Other key R147m
• Cape Town current awarded R128m• Portside R10m• V & A Clocktower R15m• Other pending R13m• Other key R166m
• Angola current award R38m• Other pending R92m• Other key R253m
Geotechnical outlook 2012 and beyond (cont.)
• Durban current awarded R104m• Other pending R16m• Other key R283m
• Mozambique current awarded R73m• Other pending R15m• Other key R180m
• Tanzania current award R37m• Other pending R25m• Other key R105m
• Mauritius current award R50m• Other pending R5m• Other key R212m
General 2012 and beyond
• Eskom• Medupi Power Station still some housing likely to happen• Kusile Power Station housing and civil works• Nuclear Power Station (announced in the media)• 3rd Coal Fired Station (mooted)• Transmission lines
• Sanral and other roads (15 000km non-toll)• Coal haul-roads upgrades R20bn• Nelspruit Bypass• Non-toll roads budget of R8,6bn in 2011 expected R9,5bn for
2012 from National Treasury
• GFIP Phase 2 (Sanral)• PWV 9 JHB-Pta link west of Ben Schoeman• PWV 5 connects R21 at Olifantsfontein to N1 and on to
Soweto• PWV 14 connects R21 from Easr Rand Mall to M2• K54 is the Pta eastern ring road from Rietvlei to Donkerhoek
on N4
General 2012 forecast and beyond (cont.)
• Transnet (PRASA)• Portnet (Dry docks and general harbour upgrades) • Petronet (Refined product line from Maputo)• Coega
• Refinery• Smelter
• Expansion in resource arena• Iron ore and manganese • Coal• Platinum
• Mozambique Gasline (Temani Gas Fields)• African new markets
• Ghana• Mozambique• Kenya
• Gautrain private development spinoff• Private & commercial developments
CAPEX Segments Financial years
2012 H2 R’000
(Forecast)
2012 H1 R’000
(Actual)
2011R’000
2010R’000
Geotechnical 15 289 14 086 11 793 42 727
Civils 44 759 137 933 17 964 49 711
Pipelines 20 000 - 6 104 3 096
Corporate 2 000 323 14 512 500
Total 82 048 152 342 50 373 96 034
South Africa 82 048 142 565 47 509 58 097
Sub-Sahara - 9 777 2 863 37 937
CAPEX requirements for 2012
• Geotechnical – nothing specific
• Civils – site specific (hire where possible)K71/R55 (24 months)N4 (30 months)Kusile Civil works (30 months)
Kusile crushing and fill (15 months) Mocambique (5 years)
Maintenance capex
• PipelinesWestern Aqueduct (48 months)Maintenance capex
New 65-tonne excavator
Tippers for the N4
Crushers on the N4
GROUP GEOGRAPHICAL SEGMENTS
South Africa
(R’000)
Africa(R’000)
Total(R’000)
Segment revenue 714 633 142 891 857 524
Profit/(loss) before interest and tax
(33 219) 18 804 (14 415)
(Loss)/profit after Tax (33 096) 14 419 (18 677)
Segment assets 1 300 919 411 955 1 712 874
Order book 1 732 010 63 579 1 795 589
No of employees 2 928 196 3 124
Operating margins (4,6%) 13,1% (1,68%)
Non-government 39% (42% FY 2011)
Government 61% (58% FY 2011)
GENERAL
• Mega projects
• Africa
• Succession planning
• Challenges• Protracted awards/funding• Competition and margin squeeze• Angolan liquidity• Working capital pressure• Lack of private investment spend
CONCLUSION•The Esorfranki group is aware that trading conditions will continue to be tight going forward
•We will continue to experience margin squeeze
•We are aware that Government’s planned spending is under pressure through decreased revenue streams and funding constraints
•Africa remains a difficult but opportunistic market for the group
•Notwithstanding these conditions and restraints our management team believes we have the acumen and the wherewithal to steer the group successfully through these troubled times.
CONTACT DETAILS
+ 27 83 259 2584
+27 11 776 8700+27 11 822 1158
Bernie Krone| CEO
+ 27 84 556 2486
+27 11 776 8700
+27 11 822 1158
Wayne van Houten| CFO
Esorfranki Limited | 30 Activia Road Activia Park Germiston 1401 PO Box 6478 Dunswart 1508 South Africa