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Results Presentation
Emaar Properties Q3 2015 Results November 2015 Disclaimer Emaar Properties PJSC, for themselves and for Emaar Group, give notice that: The particulars of this presentation do not constitute any part of an offer or a contract. Given that the presentation contains information based on forecasts and roll outs, all statements contained in this presentation are made without responsibility on the part of Emaar Properties PJSC, their advisors, or members of Emaar Group (including their directors, officers and employees). None of the statements contained in this presentation is to be relied upon as a statement or representation of fact. All parties must satisfy themselves as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in this presentation. 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Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 1 Table of Contents KEY HIGHLIGHTS INCOME STATEMENT BALANCE SHEET OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW APPENDIX Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 2 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Emaar Properties at a Glance #2 195 MM 43% listed developer by market cap in MENA(1) SQM of land bank (60% of EBITDA) recurring revenues +39,700 13.90 154.51 residential units delivered since 2001 AED NAV/ Share AED BN Market Value of Assets #1 13 Hotels Visited Mall in the World (Owner) 1,950+ Keys 90% 34.880 27,594 Overall sales in key international markets AED BN Backlog(2) Units Under Construction(3) Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): Market Cap of AED 43.46 BN as at November 12, 2015 (2): Backlog figure refers to Group backlog including UAE and International excluding India and EEC 85%+ sold of Dubai total units launched in 2014/15 November 17, 2015 (3):Units Under Construction figure refers to the Group including UAE and international Page 3 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Key Financial Highlights for the Group AED MM Q3 2015 Q3 2014(1) % Change YTD 2015 YTD 2014(1) % Change Group Property Sales 2,983 3,230 (8)% 11,442 14,489 (21)% Revenue 3,329 2,136 56% 9,849 7,888 25% Gross Profit 1,661 1,101 51% 5,177 4,483 15% 50% 52% (4)% 53% 57% (7)% 1,240 961 29% 4,095 3,702 11% 37% 45% (18)% 42% 47% (11)% 843 645 31% 3,048 2,622 16% 25% 30% (17)% 31% 33% (6)% 0.12 0.09 33% 0.43 0.38 3% Equity 40,306 44,193 (9)% 40,306 44,193 (9)% Cash 16,879 16,886 – 16,879 16,886 – 3,623 4,644 (22)% 3,623 4,644 (22)% Margin (%) EBITDA Margin (%) Net Profit Margin (%) EPS (AED/ Share) Net Cash Emaar on Track to Boost Profitability in the Coming Years Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): Q3 2014 and YTD 2014 Completed Contract figures restated and presented as Percentage-of-Completion figures for comparative purposes only November 17, 2015 Page 4 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Key Achievements Successfully launched 3 new projects in Dubai in Q3 2015 with a total sales value of AED 1.987 BN—AED 9.360 BN YTD 2015; total sales in Q3 2015 amounted to AED 1.393 BN—AED 7.513 BN YTD 2015. Together, the Hospitality, Malls, and Retail subsidiaries contributed 43% of the Group’s revenue and 60% of EBITDA. Hotels average occupancy of 79%(1) YTD 2015; 84% at The Address Hotels. Emaar Malls Group welcomed 90 million visitors during the first 9 months of 2015; achieved a 25% Base Rent renewal increase in leases renewed in Q3 2015—29% YTD 2015. Emaar Misr commences trading on The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) on July 5, 2015 after pricing at EGP 3.80/share. Emaar Misr achieves a 6% increase in sales Y-o-Y, up to AED 3.283 BN YTD 2015. Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): Hotels average occupancy figure refers to the hotels in Dubai only (excluding Armani) November 17, 2015 Page 5 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Results by Segment Revenues(1) Breakdown of Results AED million 25% 46% Revenues 24% 15% - 15% 1,396 1,734 1,844 2,115 1,196 1,199 768 880 Emaar Hospitality Emaar Retail & Leasing 9% 9,849 7,888 Emaar Properties 2,684 12% 3,921 UAE International Emaar Malls Development Development Group 40% 21% Gross Profit(1) 18% AED million 15% 5,177 4,483 Emaar Properties 19% 18% Total: AED 9,849 MM (5)% 18% 443 524 489 463 549 649 UAE International Emaar Malls Development Development Group Emaar Hospitality Emaar Retail & Leasing (19)% 22% 258 210 470 575 Emaar Hospitality Emaar Retail & Leasing 1,427 1,692 17% 1,575 1,849 EBITDA(2) 14% 5% 30% EBITDA(1) AED million 11% 5% 21% 3,702 4,095 1,150 1,204 13% 1,465 1,655 200 242 Emaar UAE International Emaar Malls Properties Development Development Group YTD 2014 YTD 2015 % QoQ Change 40% 6% Total: AED 4,095 MM UAE Development Emaar Malls Group International Development Emaar Hospitality Emaar Retail & Leasing Solid Growth Across a Diverse Portfolio with Recurring Revenues Contributing 60% of EBITDA Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): Q3 2014 and YTD 2014 Completed Contract figures restated and presented as Percentage-of-Completion figures for comparative purposes only (2): EBITDA doughnut chart does not include a 5% EBITDA from ‘Others’ November 17, 2015 Page 6 Key Highlights Balance Sheet Income Statement Operational Overview Appendix Balance Sheet Overview Balance Sheet Overview Change in Cash & Cash Equivalents(1) % AED million Total: AED 77,604 MM +3,909 9,304 Bank Balances & Cash 12 Trade & Other Payables 18 Advances from Customers 7,671 -1,298 -932 -46 22 Trade & Other Receivables 10 9 Development Properties 32 8 1 Interest-Bearing Loans & Borrowings Sukuk Other Liabilities Dec-14 Cash Balance Operating CF Investing CF Financing FX CF Difference Debt Maturity Profile AED million Loans to & Investments in Associates & JVs 12 Investment Properties 11 Property, Plant & Equipment Other 48 2 Assets 4 Non-Controlling Interests 4,591 2,755 2,401 Shareholder’s Equity 92 11 Sep-15 Cash Balance 2,246 383 356 503 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Emaar Properties Sukuk(2) Liabilities & Equity Emaar Malls Syndicated Loan Dubai Hills Other Loans in International Subsidiaries & Others Emaar Malls Sukuk Conservative Capital Structure with Significant Scope for Growth Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): Cash & Cash Equivalents = Total Cash – Deposits Maturing After 3 Months & Deposits Under Lien; Total Cash = AED 16,879 BN (2): Debt maturing in 2016 and 2019 also includes some international subsidiary debt November 17, 2015 Page 7 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Credit Ratios EBITDA / Interest Net Debt / EBITDA 12.0x 0.5x 9.1x 6.1x 2013 2014 2015 2014 2015 2014 2013 2014 Net Debt / Equity Debt / GAV 18.0% 5.6% 2014 2013 -0.67x -0.78x 2015 2014 2015 2015 2014 -11.1% 17.0% 17.0% 2014 2015 -9.8% 2013 Solid Credit with Negative Net Debt-to-Equity and Significant Debt Coverage Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 8 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix UAE Development Market Overview 665 units launched in Q3 2015 with a total sales value of AED 1.987 BN; 3,225 units launched in the first 9 months of 2015, with a total sales value of AED 9.360 BN. Q3 2015 sales across all projects in the UAE amounted to AED 1.393 BN, totaling AED 7.513 BN YTD 2015. Segment Highlights Q3 2015 Launches Picture Creekside 18 A Sales Value: AED 841 MM Sales Value: AED 424 MM # of Units: 150 Picture # of Units: 221 Expected Completion: NA Total UAE backlog amounted to AED 24.068 BN in the first nine months, to be recognized over the next 4 years. 32 units were handed over in Q3 2015; 436 units YTD 2015. The Parkways (Plots) Expected Completion: 2019 Forte T2 Sales Value: AED 722 MM Picture # of Units: 294 Expected Completion: 2019 Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 9 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix International Development Market Overview Q3 2015 sales across all international projects amounted to AED 1,590 BN; AED 3,929 BN YTD 2015. Emaar Misr outperforms yet again, exceeding both internal sales targets and industry peers in Egypt achieving total sales of AED 3,283 BN YTD 2015 vs AED 3,086 BN in the same period last year; a 6% increase Y-o-Y. Emaar Misr commences trading on The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) on July 5, 2015 after pricing at EGP 3.80/share. Units Released Subsidiaries Q3 2015 International Sales(1) Egy pt 93 7 8,251 KSA 94 6 793 Turk ey 72 Leb an… 77 Paki stan Associate 28 1008 23 65 532 35 1,645 Indi a 92 8 18,841 Tota Total l 90 10 31,070 % Sold of Units Released Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): International Sales figures presented in the bar chart are cumulative figures, since launch up to this financial period November 17, 2015 Page 10 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Emaar Malls Group Footfall (MM) GLA (MM SQFT) Occupancy Rate (%) Q3 2015 Q3 2014 % Change YTD 2015 YTD 2014 % Change 28 25 10% 90 81 11% 5,920 5,898 – 5,920 5,898 – 96% 95% 1% 96% 95% 1% Tenant Sales (AED MM) 3,930 3,559 10% 13,547 13,333 2% Base Rent (AED MM) 497 427 16% 1,464 1,239 18% Turnover Rent (AED MM) 25 49 (49)% 144 163 (12)% Revenue (AED MM)(1) 728 650 12% 2,190 1,908 15% EBITDA (AED MM) 531 476 12% 1,684 1,475 14% Margin (%) 73% 73% – 77% 77% – Key Highlights 10% increase in footfall across the EMG portfolio in the third quarter; 11% YTD. Achieved a 25% Base Rent renewal increase for leases renewed in Q3 2015; 29% YTD. Tenant Sales increase 10% in Q3 across the EMG portfolio, driven primarily by both Eid Holidays falling in the same quarter. YTD 2015 Revenue Split Other Rental Income 13% Service and Other Charges 13% Net Turnover Rent 7% Base Rent 67% Solid Performance, Achieving a 15% Increase in Revenue YTD 2015 Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): In Emaar Properties’ financials, EMG Rental Revenue only is consolidated in Revenue; EMG Other Income is consolidated in Emaar Properties’ Other Income November 17, 2015 Page 11 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Emaar Hospitality Group Occupancy Rate (%)(1) Q3 2015 Q3 2014 % Change YTD 2015 YTD 2014 % Change 70% 70% – 79% 82% (4)% RevPar (AED)(1) 778 838 (7)% 1,032 1,131 (9)% Room Revenue (AED MM) 130 120 8% 490 507 (3)% F&B & Other Revenue (AED MM) 185 183 1% 709 689 3% Total Revenue (AED MM) 315 EBITDA (AED MM) 9 – 100% 210 258 (18)% Margin (%) 3% – 100% 18% 22% (18)% Key Highlights 8% increase in room revenue Q-o-Q attributable mainly to both Eid Holidays falling in Q3. The Address Hotels continue to outperform Dubai’s hospitality market, achieving an 84% Occupancy Rate YTD 2015 vs. the Dubai average of 77% in the same period(2). YTD 2015 Revenue Split(1) Rental Pool 6% 303 4% 1,199 1,196 – Other 17% Room Revenue 38% Food And Beverage 39% Emaar Hospitality Resilient, Outperforming the Broader Hospitality Market Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): Refers to the hotels in Dubai only (excluding Armani) (2): As per STR Report, September 2015 November 17, 2015 Page 12 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Emaar Misr for Development Q3 2015 Q3 2014 % Change YTD 2015 YTD 2014 % Change Units Launched 747 457 64% 1,962 1,224 60% Units Delivered 132 170 (22)% 600 482 24% Net Sales (AED MM) 1,384 1,523 (9)% 3,283 3,087 6% Revenue (AED MM) 472 389 21% 1,390 1,027 35% EBITDA (AED MM) 156 107 46% 429 225 91% Margin (%) 33% 28% 18% 31% 22% 41% Net Profit (AED MM) 174 105 66% 470 197 139% Margin (%) 37% 27% 37% 34% 19% 79% Cash (AED MM) 914 447 104% 914 447 104% Key Highlights Emaar Misr outperforms yet again, exceeding both internal sales targets and industry peers in Egypt achieving total sales of AED 3.283 BN YTD 2015 vs AED 3.086 BN in the same period last year; a 6% increase Y-o-Y. Delivered units amounting to AED 586 MM YTD 2015 vs. AED 490 MM in the same period last year; a 20% increase Y-o-Y, attributable to an increase of handovers in Mivida. Emaar Misr commences trading on EGX on July 5, 2015 after pricing at EGP 3.80/share, raising EGP 2.28 BN. YTD 2015 Revenue Split Commercial Units 1% Townhouses 27% Condominiums 13% Villas 59% Emaar Misr Positioned Local Market Leader Delivering Superior Growth Across All Metrics Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): Emaar Misr financial information provided above is based on the accounting policies adopted by the Group November 17, 2015 Page 13 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Summary Financial Performance With YTD 2015 Group sales amounting to AED 11,442 BN and a total backlog of AED 34,880 BN, Emaar is on track to boost profitability in the coming years. UAE Development YTD 2015 sales across all projects in the UAE amounted to AED 7,513 BN and total backlog amounted to AED 24,068 BN to be recognized over the next 4—5 years. International Development YTD 2015 sales across all international projects amounted to AED 3,929 BN; Emaar Misr commences trading on EGX on July 5, 2015 at EGP 3.8/share. Emaar Malls Group Solid performance, achieving a 15% increase in revenue YTD 2015. Emaar Hospitality Group Emaar Hospitality resilient, outperforming the broader hospitality market. Emaar Misr for Development Emaar Misr positioned local market leader delivering superior growth across all metrics, achieving a 35% increase in revenue YTD 2015. Balance Sheet Conservative capital structure with significant scope for growth. Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 14 Appendix Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Overview of Divisions Property Development UAE • Leading master plan developer in Dubai • JVs with GREs • Over 33,700 residential properties delivered in the UAE since 2001(1) • Projects under construction substantially sold (85% of total units launched in 2014 & 2015 have been sold) • 28 Million SQM of Land Bank Property Development International • Active in 10 targeted high growth countries • Formed JVs with strong local partners • Close to 6000 residential properties delivered since 2006(1) • Achieved overall sales level of 90% in its key international markets • 167 Million SQM of Land Bank Emaar Malls Group • Listed on DFM since October 2014 • Owner and operator of the most visited mall in the world, The Dubai Mall • Portfolio of over 550,000 SQM of GLA in retail properties in Dubai Emaar Hospitality Group Emaar Retail & Leasing • Hotel owner and operator (13 hotels and over 1950 keys) • Provider of premium entertainment and manager of leisure assets • The Address, Vida, Armani and Manzil brands • Entry into the upscale affordable segment through Rove Hotels • Operator of the Dubai Opera expected to commence operations in 2016 Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): Up to Q3 2015 (2): GLA of Emaar Dubai’s commercial leasing portfolio • Operator of the Dubai Aquarium, Underwater Zoo, Reel Cinemas, KidZania, SEGA Republic and Dubai Ice Rink • Portfolio of over 140,000(2) SQM of GLA in commercial properties in Dubai November 17, 2015 Page 16 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Strategy Further consolidate Emaar’s position as of the largest developer of iconic projects in Dubai. Enter into joint ventures in Dubai to get access to significant land bank with no immediate cash outflow for land purchases. Replicate the Dubai business model in international markets. Increase international contribution to Group revenue. Limit funding from the parent to land acquisition and initial infrastructure related construction. Additional funding to be raised at the project level through pre-sales, debt financing, IPO, and strategic sales. Monetize Core Assets Monetize core assets (IPO / REITs) including, Hospitality, Turkey, and India to provide further growth capital and create significant value for shareholders. Recurring Revenues Increase recurring revenues. Develop mall assets internationally & expand EHG’s hotel brands globally. IRR Target a minimum equity IRR of 15% on non-property development businesses. Dubai International Funding Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 17 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Overview of Development Projects Under Development Project Business Description Sale Value (AED) Units Date of Launch Expected Completion Date % Completion Recognized Dubai Operations The Address The Blvd 531 1,913,140,862 Sep-12 2016 72.60% Fountain Views 289 1,062,652,294 Jan-13 2016 31.14% Fountain Views 2 289 1,101,436,520 Feb-13 2016 28.33% Fountain Views 3 208 1,142,159,704 Sep-13 2017 21.87% The Address Sky View T1 300 1,343,091,978 Mar-13 2017 23.92% The Address Sky View T2 204 977,558,152 May-13 2017 23.92% 27 415,879,976 May-13 2017 23.92% Burj Vista 651 1,890,682,286 Apr-13 2017 22.46% Blvd Crescent T1 252 836,196,776 Mar-14 2019 The Address Sky View Sky Collection Downtown Dubai Blvd Crescent T2 74 219,296,712 Jun-14 2019 Blvd Heights T1 255 828,971,440 Sep-14 2018 Blvd Heights T2 237 750,750,812 Nov-14 2018 Vida Downtown 327 1,297,813,488 Jan-14 2018 Boulevard Point 359 1,173,482,670 Jan-14 2018 Opera Grand 249 1,880,053,323 May-14 2019 Downtown Views 424 1,087,737,512 April-15 2019 Forte T1 517 1,716,381,002 May-15 2019 Sep-15 2019 Forte T2 294 722,113,072 5,487 20,359,398,579 The Hills Residence 426 892,755,571 Jun-13 2018 Vida Residence The Hills 136 416,653,768 Dec-13 2018 562 1,309,409,339 Aseel Villas - 139,150,140 Jun-14 2017 Aseel Plots 55 308,993,518 Jun-14 NA 55 448,143,658 Downtown Dubai Total Emirates Hills Emirates Hills Total Arabian Ranches Arabian Ranches Total Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 18 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Overview of Development Projects Under Development (Cont’d) Project Business Description Sale Value (AED) Units Date of Launch Expected Completion Date Palma 121 497,714,448 Sep-13 2016 Rosa 144 787,498,872 Nov-13 2017 Lila 219 871,855,472 Jan-14 2017 Rasha 140 762,192,320 Feb-14 2017 Yasmin 98 553,319,024 Feb-14 2017 Samara 177 728,920,176 Apr-14 2017 Azalea 108 414,141,904 Feb-15 2018 Ranches II Total 1,007 4,615,642,216 Grand Total - Dubai Operations 7,111 26,732,593,792 Arabian Ranches II % Completion Recognized 68.38% Dubai Hills Estates(1) Dubai Hills Views and Grove – Villas - 418,667,650 Dec-13 2016 Views and Grove – Plots 97 2,320,123,189 Dec-13 NA Mulberry Park Heights 664 1,247,803,632 Mar-14 2018 Acacia Park Heights 477 1,001,019,576 Feb-15 2019 Maple 646 1,745,319,910 Apr-15 2019 1,884 6,732,933,957 Residences South T1 174 410,847,512 Nov-14 2018 Residences North T1 174 409,869,512 Nov-14 2018 Residences North T2 149 341,157,312 Nov-14 2018 Residences North T3 101 324,124,688 Nov-14 2018 Residences South T2 149 342,822,312 Jan-15 2018 Residences South T3 101 324,145,688 Jan-15 2018 Grand Total – Dubai Hills 33% Dubai Creek(1) Dubai Creek Residences Podium Creekside 18 A Grand Total – Dubai Creek 24 66,975,312 Jan-15 2018 221 423,596,248 Sep-15 2019 1,093 2,643,538,584 Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 (1): Overview of Development Projects Under Development in Dubai Hills Estates and Dubai Creek does not include land plots available for sale except Views and Grove in Dubai Hills Page 19 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Location of Development Projects Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 20 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Appendix Operational Overview Location of Development Projects: Downtown Dubai 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 The Address Sky View The Address Fountain Views The Address The BLVD Burj Vista A2 A3 A4 Opera House B1 B2 B4 C1 & C2 C3 Downtown Views Forte Opera Grand BLVD Heights BLVD Crescent BLVD Point Vida Residence Downtown Standard Chartered Building Emaar Square 1,2,3 Emaar Square 4,5,6 Boulevard Plaza The Lofts Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard 8 BLVD Walk Stand Point Burj Park Burj Residences 29 BLVD Claren The Dubai Fountain BLVD Central Burj Khalifa Tower Souk Al Bahar Al Bahar Residences The Palace Burj Residences The Old Town Island Sahaa Offices Attareen Residences Vida Hotel 56 14 55 3 54 21 23 53 24 22 1 2 26 35 19 52 4 5 36 33 6 37 46 48 7 40 28 8 25 47 41 38 51 29 11 9 49 13 15 42 10 30 39 16 12 31 45 34 17 43 18 32 20 44 27 44 45 46 47 The Old Town Qamardeen District The Old Town Al Manzil District Al Dukkan Yansoon Offices Al Manzil Residences 48 49 50 51 Tajer Residences Al Manzil Hotel South Ridge Burj Views 50 52 53 54 55 The Address Downtown Dubai The Dubai Mall The Address Dubai Mall The Dubai Mall Za’beel Expansion Q3 2015 Results Presentation Under Development or not launched Completed 56 Rove Hotel (Za’abeel) November 17, 2015 Page 21 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Appendix Operational Overview Location of Development Projects: Arabian Ranches 1 Al Reem 1 2 Al Reem 2 3 Al Reem 3 4 Saheel 5 Golf Homes 6 Dubai Polo Club 7 Mirrador La Coleccion 1 8 Mirrador La Coleccion 2 9 Hattan 10 Alvorada 1 11 Alvorada 2 12 Alvorada 3 13 Alvorada 4 14 Palmera 1 15 Palmera 2 16 Palmera 3 17 Palmera 4 18 La Avenida 1 19 La Avenida 2 20 Alma 1 21 Alma 2 22 Savannah 23 Al Mahra 24 Terranova 25 Mirrador 26 School 27 Retail Center Mosque 28 Golf Course 29 Residents Club 30 Retail School Centre 31 Sub Station 32 Lila 33 Palma 34 Rosa 35 Casa 36 Rasha 37 Samara 38 Yasmin 39 Azalea 1 3 27 26 25 22 21 20 4 18 19 24 28 5 23 9 7 8 12 10 13 11 14 17 32 15 16 33 34 6 35 31 36 38 37 29 30 39 Q3 2015 Results Presentation Arabian Ranches 1 2 Arabian Ranches 2 November 17, 2015 Page 22 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Appendix Operational Overview Location of Development Projects: Dubai Hills (JV with Meeras) 1 Dubai Hills Golf Course 2 Mulberry/Park Heights 3 Golf Club 4 Tennis Academy 5 Village Retail 6 Street of Dreams 7 Driving Range 8 Luxury Estate Village 9 School 10 Juma Mosque 11 Regional Retail 12 Utilities 13 Metro Station 14 Golf Academy 12 12 12 10 11 13 10 2 5 9 13 4 7 12 10 10 12 14 3 1 6 8 Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 23 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Location of Development Projects: Dubai Creek (JV with Dubai Holding) Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 24 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Overview of Delivery Schedule Units Delivered/ Year 6,987 5,819(2) 5,554 3,787 1,085 2015 UAE 2016 2017 2018 2019 International(1) Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): International deliveries do not include India (2): 2019 deliveries are based on projects launched up to September 30, 2015 and may change as more projects are launched November 17, 2015 Page 25 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Appendix Operational Overview Overview of UAE Delivery Schedule # of Units Completed Under Development Cumulative till 2014 Downtown 9,911 5,487 9,911 Dubai Marina 4,450 Arabian Ranches 4,305 55 4,305 253 1,007 253 14,370 562 14,370 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019(1) 1,109 1,390 1,178 1,810 Emaar Properties Arabian Ranches II Emirates Living (Excluding Land) Emaar Towers 168 Dubai Hills Estate Umm Al Quwain Total Residential Downtown Commercial Space (SQFT) 4,450 778 108 562 277 42 664 1,123 2,512 2,933 872 221 3,384 3,154 277 8,940 33,734 2,807,613 2,807,613 Dubai Marina Commercial Space (SQFT) 768,385 768,385 Emirates Living Commercial Space (SQFT) 613,145 613,145 4,189,143 4,189,143 Total Commercial Space (SQFT) 121 168 1,829 33,734 55 1,272 2,223 Associate The Lagoons Grand Total Residential 1,093 33,734 10,033 33,734 Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): 2019 deliveries are based on projects launched up to September 30, 2015 and may change as more projects are launched 1,272 2,223 November 17, 2015 Page 26 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Appendix Operational Overview Overview of International Delivery Schedule Country Entity Completed Under Development To be Developed Cumulative till 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2,212 3,823 3,586 1,587 789 970 1,823 2,565 1,887 Emaar Middle East 515 411 1,029 343 53 580 89 565 325 Emaar Turkey 232 1,069 162 21 543 335 240 Metn Renaissance 310 91 208 193 155 21 53 36 151 EGKL & EDIL 149 1,233 727 111 67 401 1,031 197 302 Total 3,418 6,627 5,550 2,396 1,085 2,515 3,331 3,603 2,665 EMGF 5,706 10,934 5,653 5,706 5,879 3,473 5,221 1,818 196 Grand Total 9,124 17,561 11,203 8,102 6,964 5,988 8,552 5,421 2,861 Subsidiaries Emaar Misr Associate Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 27 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Emaar Group Hotel Portfolio Management Company Classification Keys Residences in Hotel Pool(6) Operational AHM(1) 5 Star 160 NA 2010 The Address Downtown Dubai TAH&R(2) 5 Star 196 193 2008 The Address Dubai Mall TAH&R(2) 5 Star 244 192 2009 The Address Dubai Marina TAH&R(2) 5 Star 200 24 2009 The Address Montgomerie Dubai TAH&R(2) Standard 21 NA 2006 The Palace Downtown Dubai TAH&R(2) 5 Star 242 NA 2007 Manzil Downtown Dubai(3) Emaar Hospitality 4 Star 197 NA 2007 Vida Downtown Dubai(4) Emaar Hospitality 4 Star 156 NA 2007 Arabian Ranches Golf Club Emaar Hospitality Standard 11 NA 2007 Residences(5) Nuran Standard 90 NA 2006 Armani Hotel at Via Manzoni (Milan, Italy) AHM(1) 5 Star 95 Accor 5 Star 288 NA 2006 Emaar Misr 4 Star 130 + 20(8) NA 2007(9) Hotel Emaar Hospitality Group Hotel Portfolio Dubai Armani Hotel at Burj Khalifa Nuran Marina International 2011 Other Emaar Group Hotels (7) International Novotel (Hyderabad, India) Al Alamein Hotel (Marassi, Egypt) (1): AHM: Alabbar Hotel Management (6): Residences in the Hotel Pool are operated by Emaar Hospitality like hotel rooms, on behalf of unit owners, for a % of revenue (2): TAH&R: The Address Hotels and Resorts (7): Other Emaar Group Hotels are not operated by Emaar Hospitality Group (3): Formerly Al Manzil Hotel; reopened after renovation on December 15, 2014 (8): Al Alamein Hotel includes 130 rooms and 20 villas (4): Formerly Qamardeen Hotel; reopened after renovation on June 16, 2013 (9): Al Alamein Hotel is a landmark Egyptian hotel operating since 1964 and acquired by Emaar in 2007 (5): Emaar maintains management rights only; disposed ownership on June 7, 2012 Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 28 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Emaar Hospitality Group: Asset Performance Breakdown Emaar Hospitality Group: Asset Performance Breakdown The Address Downtown The Palace Downtown The Address Dubai Mall YTD 2015 YTD 2014 YTD 2015 YTD 2014 YTD 2015 YTD 2014 53,508 53,508 66,066 66,066 66,612 66,612 87% 84% 80% 78% 86% 84% ADR (AED) 1,891 1,911 1,508 1,600 1,493 1,596 RevPar (AED) 1,637 1,603 1,206 1,250 1,278 1,344 87,600 85,756 79,674 82,553 85,148 89,538 Available Room Nights Occupancy (%) Room Revenue (AED Thousands) Emaar Hospitality Group: Asset Performance Breakdown The Address Dubai Marina Manzil Downtown(1) Vida Downtown(2) YTD 2015 YTD 2014 YTD 2015 YTD 2014 YTD 2015 YTD 2014 54,600 54,600 53,781 35,657 42,588 42,588 80% 82% 62% 84% 78% 79% ADR (AED) 945 1,030 843 981 913 935 RevPar (AED) 756 849 527 829 714 743 41,302 46,375 28,340 29,547 30,401 31,639 November 17, 2015 Page 29 Available Room Nights Occupancy (%) Room Revenue (AED Thousands) Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): Formerly Al Manzil Hotel – Closed for renovation and reopened as Manzil Downtown Dubai on December 15, 2014 (2): Formerly Qamardeen Hotel – Closed for renovation and reopened as Vida Downtown Dubai on June 16, 2013 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Emaar Hospitality Group: Overview of Hotels / Apartments Under Development Location Launch Keys Serviced Apartments(1) Estimated Completion The Address The BLVD Downtown 2012 198 523 2016 The Address Sky View Downtown 2013 167 524 2017 The Address Fountain Views Downtown 2013 194 777 2017 The Greens 2013 160 136 2017 Downtown 2013 NA 340 2018 Rove Za'abeel 2014 420 NA 2016 Rove Port Saeed 2014 270 NA 2016 Rove Oud Metha 2014 286 NA 2016 Rove Jaffliya 2015 270 NA 2017 Rove Al Wasl 2015 480 NA 2017 Rove Dubai Marina (Marsa) 2015 384 NA 2017 Hotel Vida Hills Hotel & Residences Vida Residences Q3 2015 Results Presentation (1): The Serviced Apartments figures refer to the total number of apartments and not the units in the hotel pool November 17, 2015 Page 30 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Overview of Land Bank Gross Land Area (Million SQM) Country Saudi Arabia (Emaar Economic City) 123.6 Saudi Arabia (Emaar Middle East) 3.5 India 30.1 Egypt 7.6 Pakistan 1.7 Turkey 0.5 Lebanon 0.3 Key International Markets 167 UAE(1) 28 Total 195 Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 31 (1): UAE Land Bank includes the GLA of Dubai Hills (9.61 Million SQM), Dubai Creek (5.57 Million SQM), DWTC (1 Million SQM), Rove Hotels (0.03 Million SQM), DWC (6.76 Million SQM), and Emaar Dubai which includes Lusaily and the remaining plots in Downtown Dubai (4.71 Million SQM) Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Appendix Operational Overview Group Structure EMAAR Properties PSJC Emaar Dubai Property Development Projects—100% Emaar International Emaar Investments Emaar Malls Group 84.6% Hotels & Resorts 100% Hospitality 100% Giorgio Armani Hotels 100% The Address Hotels 100% Emrill Services 33.33% Emaar MGF-India 48.86% (JV with MGF) KSA-EEC 30.59% Turner Int’l ME 50% Dubai Mall 100% District Cooling 100% CCCPL, EHTPL, BHLPL, Hyderabad-India 74% (JV with APIC) Turkey 100% Amlak 48.08% Int’l Malls 100% Capital Partner 100% Syria 60% Pakistan EGKL–73.1% EDIL–100% Emaar Industries & Investments 40% Emaar Retail LLC 100% Morocco 100% Misr-Egypt 88.96% Emaar Int’l Hospitality 100% Reel Cinema 100% KSA-EME 61% Lebanon 65% Vida Hotel + Resorts 100% MENA Hamptons 100% Int’l Jordan 100% Emaar America 100% Rove Hotels 50% (JV with Meeras) Emaar Bawadi 50% (JV with Dubai Properties) Dead Sea Co. of Tourism 29.33% Emaar Hotel Management 100% Emaar Leisure Group 100% Dubai Opera 100% Dubai Hills Estate 50% (JV with Meeras) Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 32 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Appendix Operational Overview EEC’s Financial Growth Quarterly Breakdown Q3 2014 Q4 2014 Q1 2015 Q2 2015 Q3 2015 SAR MM 111 236 229 303 145 169 213 157 147 85 85 47 69 50 8.1 Revenue Gross Profit YTD 2015 Net Order Intake & Revenue: Segment Breakdown Net Income YTD 2015 Breakdown of Revenue SAR MM 972 82.2% 500 10% 54 Residential Development 60 Industrial Valley Order Intake 47 Commercial Development 7.7% 0.16% 1 (1) Other Income Revenue Total: SAR 466 MM Residential Development Commercial Development Industrial Valley Other Income(1) Q3 2015 Results Presentation KAEC Investor Relations: Seifeldien Sammakieh: [email protected]; Maria AlZahrani: [email protected] (1): Other Income constitutes value added services, service charges, and income from education November 17, 2015 Page 33 Key Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet Operational Overview Appendix Glossary Sales The sale of off-plan units in project launches or completed units from inventory. Deliveries Completed units that are ready for handover to clients; some delivered/completed units may not have been sold and remain in inventory until sold. Handovers Handing over the unit to the client, at which point the unit is no longer in Emaar’s custody and is recognized as revenue. Under Development Launched projects including those under construction and those that have not yet commenced construction. Gross Land Area (GLA) Is all land remaining after the exclusion of completed projects and plots launched for sale / under development. Q3 2015 Results Presentation November 17, 2015 Page 34
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