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Company Presentation
Company Presentation January 2016 www.alamsuterarealty.co.id Who We Are A leading property company in Indonesia Large, welllocated, and valuable landbank Established in 1994 and listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange since December 2007 Well-located & large scale urban townships comprising high quality residential and commercial properties, ancillary facilities and infrastructure Proven property development track record Owns and controls a large, well-located, and valuable landbank Sufficient to sustain operations for the next 20 plus years Successful track record in landbank replenishment and growth Successfully replicate the core township development business model with Suvarna Sutera project in Pasar Kemis – In the period 2011 – 2014, we have sold 4,114 units of houses and land lots, valued at IDR 4.2 tn Growth from a single-project developer to a multi-project company in Indonesia Diversifies the Group’s revenue and customer base – – – – Allow access to the high-growth mid-end residential property market segment with strong end-user demand that’s driven by Indonesia’s sound economic fundamentals Further geographic diversification by making strategic investments in Jakarta CBD and Bali Launched Kota Ayodhya project in February 2014 Launched several new clusters from in Pasar Kemis (Suvarna Sutera Project) in 2015. In addition, we have started to market commercial area as we launched our first shophouses in Pasar Kemis. Plans to increase recurring income from existing projects Strong financial liquidity profile Prudent approach to fund expansion by maintaining a sound financial profile Access to multiple sources of financing both across banks and global capital markets 2 Core Business Model The Company’s core business model is focused on township development that has high barriers to entry and leverages the Company’s core strength and competitive advantages Large scale, highly accessible urban township developed in phases over several years under a master plan. Wide range of high quality real estate products are offered for sale or lease within the township. Well-developed infrastructure, property management and other value added services enhance the townships long-term value and attractiveness. Land Infrastructure Residential Commercial Ancillary Township Unmatched by our competitors and has become our competitive advantage. Description Well-balanced product mix of residential and commercial properties and land lots Landed house clusters Commercial land lots High-rise apartments Office Towers •Cluster of 150 to 500 landed houses in gated residential enclaves of 4 to 23 ha •Customer can purchase ready-built houses or land lots (on which they may construct homes of their own design and at their own expense) •Commercial land lots are sold to customers who would develop commercial properties and facilities •Increase the attractiveness of the township as a residential and commercial destination, promotes its long term growth and enhances its values •High-rise apartment towers, with communal and recreational facilities •Apartment saleable area is typically between 38 to 80 sqm •High-rise office properties to cater to the demand from local and international companies seeking to establish an office presence in greater Jakarta Shop Houses •Cluster/rows of low-rise shop houses, located along main roads, and typically used for commercial purposes •Each shop house is typically 2-3 storeys high with an average GFA of 220 sqm. Retail •Wide range of retail properties, including food malls, shopping centers, and markets •Target customers include residents of the Alam Sutera township and surrounding areas 3 The New Management BOC BOD Harjanto Tirtohadiguno President Commissioner Joseph Sanusi Tjong President Director Angeline Sutedja Commissioner Lilia Setiprawarti Sukotjo Director Pingki Elka Pangestu Independent Commissioner RM Frangky AD Director The Nicholas Commissioner Prasasto Sudyatmiko Independent Commissioner Andrew Charles Walker Non-Affiliated Director 4 Consolidated Marketing Sales Monthly sales has become more fluctuative due to our wholesale property business in IDR mm 2008 2009 2010 2011 Jan - Feb 30,220 25,607 305,677 350,273 Mar - Apr 42,286 127,905 311,097 May - Jun 175,282 120,867 Jul - Aug 58,658 Sept - Oct 2012 2013 2014 2015 946,380 914,199 288,388 215,566 387,115 828,500 789,403 782,323 660,797 401,299 278,831 371,374 1,428,167 1,551,284 289,005 202,314 283,121 943,003 664,426 419,920 687,784 215,956 143,619 358,480 139,117 567,897 634,310 1,143,089 628,945 127,537 Nov - Dec 42,159 187,649 167,518 284,382 202,881 126,586 316,908 416,783 Total 492,224 1,022,822 1,607,829 2,811,501 4,821,364 4,255,633 1,925,644 3,647,871 5 2016 Marketing Sales In IDR bn Type of Product 2016 Marketing Sales Target Serpong - Commercial 1,100 - Residential 450 Pasar Kem is - Commercial 300 - Residential 1,000 High Rise - Apartments - Offices 400 1,700 GWK - Hospitality Total 50 5,000 Note The above numbers do not include potential transactions as per below: 1. 20 ha Superblock development in Alam Sutera including an International Exhibition and Convention Center 6 2016 Marketing Sales 1 2 Strong Pipelines Product Launches High Rises Pipeline: ± 54,000 sqm Estimated at IDR 50mm psm New Clusters to be launched in Pasar Kemis. Commercial Lots Pipeline: ± 130,000 sqm Estimated at IDR 20+ mm psm Potential new tower from Kota Ayodhya project. Cluster to be launched in Alam Sutera. 3 Potential JV with International Developers Currently exploring JV opportunities international developers Focused on Asian-based developers. 4 with The aims To accelerate township development as a whole. Risk sharing. Capital sharing. Potential One-Off Transactions 20 ha Superblock Development MoU to form a Joint Venture and co-develop a 20-ha parcel of land located at Alam Sutera, which includes an International Exhibition and Congress Center. MoU with China Fortune Land Development MoU to form a Joint Venture to co-develop Suvarna Sutera, Pasar Kemis. 7 Consolidated Marketing Sales Breakdown Marketing Sales Breakdown by Area FY2015 Marketing Sales Breakdown by Product FY2015 14% 21% 37% 32% Alam Sutera 14% Commercial Residential (Houses and land lots) Apartments Suvarna Sutera Office Tower 42% Others 40% Payment Profile - FY2015 Hard Cash Cash Installment Mortgage Alam Sutera Township 9% 75% 17% Suvarna Sutera Township 12% 41% 47% Consolidated 10% 60% 30% 8 Recurring Income Significant Improvement Expected in 2017 When Our GWK Statue Is Completed And Mall @Alam Sutera Contract Renewal Takes Place IDR bn 400 364 308 53 55 52 57 60 193 195 350 300 250 231 200 55 373 49 24 150 157 100 50 - 71 17 13 13 5 23 2012 Town management 114 8 8 7 31 7 43 52 55 2013 2014 2015 E 2016 E Recreation and sports Rent Other Hospitality Tourism / GWK 9 Overall Capital Spending Plan Slowdown on Landbank Purchase and Reduce Capital Spending IDR bn Capital Spending Revised Downward in IDR bn Historical and Planned Land Acquisition Expenditure Description FY2016 Target 4,000 3,377 3,500 3,000 500 Construction - High Rise 500 Construction - Low Rise 1,000 Total Capex 2,000 2,354 2,500 2,000 1,336 1,500 1,000 Land acquisition 781 400 500 500 • Land acquisition: • North Serpong • Construction - High Rise: • Prominence • The Tower • Paddington Heights • Kota Ayodhya • GWK • Construction - Low Rise: • Serpong • Pasar Kemis 0 2011 • • 2012 2013 2014 2015E 2016E The Company has sufficient landbank at more than 20 yrs lifetime catering to all market spectrums through land located at Pasar Kemis and Serpong. Acquisition phase is completed and no further major acquisition is expected. 10 Balance Sheet Update Debt Maturity Profile Remaining Bond Details USD mm Description 2020 Bond 2019 Bond Notes USD 235 mm 6.95% interest p.a. Senior Notes due 2020 USD 225 mm 9% interest p.a. Senior Notes due 2019 275 250 14 11 6 225 11 43 Rating B1 Negative/ B Stable/ B+ Negative (Moody’s/ S&P / Fitch) Interest Payment Mar 27 and Sept 27 of each Jan 29 and Jul 29 of each year, commencing Sept 27, year, commencing Jul 29, 2013 2014 200 175 Insignificant repayment schedule in the next 3 years 150 125 225 100 75 235 Key Highlights Fully Paid 50 25 67 6 1 0 2015 2016 14 11 6 2017 14 11 6 2018 2019 2020 • We have fully redeemed our 2017 Bond in April 2015. • Flexibility to call the remaining USD bonds in 2017. • Target: achieve lower gearing by improving cash position through slower capex spending and initiative to accelerate asset monetization. • Safety Measures: existing bonds are substantially hedged (up to IDR 14,500). All hedges mature in line with the outstanding Bonds. • Entered into an IDR 500 bn construction loan agreement with Hana Bank in July 2015. Total drawdown as of Dec 31st 2015 is IDR 249 bn. • Entered into an IDR 790 bn construction loan agreement with Bank ICBC Indonesia in October 2015 for our Kota Ayodhya, The Prominence and Paddington Heights high-rise projects. Total drawdown as of Dec 31st 2015 is IDR 600 bn. 2020 Bond 2019 Bond IDR 300 bn CIMB Bank Facility for GWK project (IDR 13,500/USD) IDR 500 bn Hana Bank Facility. Assumed full drawdown (IDR 13,500/USD) IDR 790 bn Bank ICBC Indonesia Facility. Assumed full drawdown (IDR 13,500/USD) 11 Financial Highlights Income Statement Balance Sheet and Financial Ratios Description (in IDR bn) 9M14 9M15 % Change Revenue 2,824 2,170 -23% Gross Profit 1,706 1,670 -2% % of Rev 60% 77% Operating Income 1,414 1,336 % of Rev 50% 62% EBITDA 1,462 1,411 % of Rev 52% 65% Net Income 890 157 % of Rev 32% 7% Description (in IDR bn) 9M14 9M15 Cash and Time Deposit 1,460 555 Total Debt 6,447 7,111 Debt/ LTM EBITDA 3.75 3.68 Net Debt/ LTM EBITDA 3.14 3.56 Debt to Equity 106% 117% Net Debt to Equity 89% 113% EBITDA/Interest 3.53 3.13 -6% -3% -82% 12 Our Portfolio Map Summary of Our Current Developments JAKARTA CAPITAL REGION The Tower – Office Building Wisma Argo Manunggal – Office Building BALI Garuda Wisnu Kencana (“GWK”) – Cultural Park Direct Exit Toll To Alam Sutera GWK Alam Sutera Township The Prominence TANGERANG AREA Alam Sutera - Township - Mall @Alam Sutera - The Prominence - Office Tower - Paddington Heights - Apartment Suvarna Sutera - Township Kota Ayodhya – Apartment Silkwood Residence Paddington Heights Kota Ayodhya Mall @Alam Sutera 13 Alam Sutera and Suvarna Sutera Township Current JORR-II Toll Road currently being developed will create direct access from Alam Sutera to SoekarnoHatta Airport, positioning Alam Sutera at a very strategic location. This Toll Road Will be Completed in 2019 This section will connect Alam Sutera to the Airport and is a construction priority Future JORR II – Toll Road Jakarta Merak Toll Road JORR I – Toll Road Future JORR II – Toll Road Future BSD-Balaraja Toll Road Key Highlights of Tangerang Area a. Tangerang is one of the fastest growing regions (total population in 2012: 7.8 mm) within Greater Jakarta and a popular residential and business district. b. Economic growth of the region is driven by urbanization, decentralization and infrastructure development c. Expected improvements to infrastructure will enhance the region’s accessibility and attractiveness. Some parts of JORR II has already completed (Cinere-Jagorawi Toll Road Legend: Under construction Completed 14 Alam Sutera Township Masterplan Mapping Phase 3 Acquiring Land Phase 2 Commercial Land Lots Key Highlights • • Located 15 km to the west of Jakarta. Total development of ± 800 ha, divided into two phases. • Phase one: ± 450 ha (mostly residential and shop houses). • Phase two: ± 350 ha (mostly commercial and high rise buildings). • Additional Expansion for Phase three: ± 300 ha expansion to north Alam Sutera in the next 2-3 years. Direct access to toll road Adjacent to the new toll road to the Airport (JORR2). Expected to be completed in 2019 • • Development Statistics Phase 1 Residentials Fully Sold Out • Low Rise Clusters: 34 Landed Houses: 7,500 • High Rise Apartments: 1 completed, 3 under construction, 3 recently launched, and 7 planned to be launched Office Buildings: 3 completed, 2 under construction, and 6 upcoming Hotels and Others: 3 upcoming • Commercial & Other Supporting Facilities 2 Shopping malls, sport club, school, university, traditional market, supermarkets, gas station, water treatment plant, F&B centre, home furnishing centre, electronic centre, automobile showrooms, etc. 15 Alam Sutera Township Average Selling Price Average Selling Price – Commercial Lots Average Selling Price – Residential Lots IDR mm psm IDR mm psm 25 23.1 16 14.4 14.6 2014 2015 13.7 14 20 12 17.3 10 15 9.0 12.5 8 10 8.4 5 5.5 6 7.1 4 4.3 3.8 2 0 0 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2010 2011 2012 2013 Attractive location continue to drive robust price increase. Commercial land to drive sales and price increase going forward 16 Suvarna Sutera Township Suvarna Sutera Master Plan Project Overview G • Suvarna Sutera Township is the second township from Alam Sutera, located at Pasar Kemis, Tangerang, 15 km away from Alam Sutera. The Company has developer license covering 2,600 ha area. Planned phase one development is 900 ha. • Master Plan by Sasaki, Walker & Associates (SWA Group), a reputable US-based landscape architect, urban designer, and planner. • Since 2011, the Company has launched four residential super clusters with 17 sub-clusters. (per March 2015) E C B Progress Timeline D H A Main focus for infrastructure development in 2014 F Legend A Suvarna Padi Residential Cluster (2011) E Suvarna Padma Residential Cluster (2014) B Suvarna Jati Residential Cluster (2013) F Location of future toll road access C Phase 1: Most of the land has been acquired G D Potential future toll road connecting Suvarna Sutera to the international airport Phase 2: Land to be acquired over next few years H Suvarna Sari Residential Cluster (2015) 17 Suvarna Sutera Township Average Selling Price Sustainable ASP Increase – Replicating Historical Alam Sutera Township Growth Path Average Selling Price – Land in Suvarna Padi Average Selling Price – Land in Suvarna Jati IDR mm psm IDR mm psm 4 6 3.3 5* 5 3.4 5.2 * 3 2.5 4 4 2 2.8 3 2.1 2 1 1 0 0 2011 * 2012 2013 2014 2015 2013 2014 2015 Indicative secondary market pricing 18 High Rise Projects x The Prominence Tower Artist Impression of The Completed Project The Prominence Tower Land Site Area Building GFA Semigross Area No of floor Launch date Construction start Target completion date Selling price Est. construction cost Marketing sales Construction progress Progress Construction Progress Construction Progress Progress Construction Construction as asofof as of Dec’15 as Jan’15 of Sept’15 Mar’15 : 13,981 sqm : 53,762 sqm (excl parking) : 50,853 sqm : 30 : Feb-13 : Jun-13 : Completed : IDR 21-23 mm psm : IDR 415 bn : IDR 222 bn* : On time __________________________________________ Note: * As of December 2015 Paddington Heights Artist Impression of The Completed Project Paddington Heights Apartment Land Site Area Building GFA Semigross Area No of floor Launch date Construction start Target completion date Selling price Est. construction cost Marketing sales Construction progress Progress Construction Progress Construction Progress Progress Construction Construction as of as of Dec’15 as asof Jan’15 of Jun’15 Mar’15 : 9,000 sqm : 36,653 sqm (excl parking) : 33,090 sqm : 30 : May-13 : Q1 2014 : 2Q16 : IDR 22-24 mm psm : IDR 350 bn : IDR 316 bn* : On time 19 High Rise Projects xx Kota Ayodhya is an apartment that is located at the heart of Tangerang City, only 6.2 km away from Alam Sutera Township. In 2014, The Company has successfully marketed 4 towers (phase 1). Artist Impression of The Completed Product Kota Ayodhya Land site area Apartment Mall and shophouses No of floor Launch date Construction start date Target completion date Selling price Est. construction cost Marketing sales (Apartment) Construction Progress Towers _________________________ Note: * As of December 2015 : 21,230 sqm : 137,947 sqm : 12,154 sqm : 24 : Feb 2014 : July 2014 : 3Q16 : IDR 12-13 mm psm : IDR 755 bn : IDR 826 bn* : On time : 4 Towers Artist Impression of The Completed Project ProgressConstruction Construction ProgressProgress Construction as of Mar’15 asofof Dec’15 Sept’15 as 20 High Rise Projects xx The Tower is a 50-storey strata title office building strategically located in the golden triangle at the CBD Jakarta. Artist Impression of The Completed Product The Tower Location : Jl. Gatot Subroto Kav. 12 Land site area : 9,522 sqm Building GFA : 69,837 sqm No of floor : 50 Semigross Area : 56,492 sqm Construction start : Sep-13 Target completion date : 3Q16 Est cost of construction : IDR 680 bn Marketing sales : IDR 333 bn* Construction Progress : On time Selling price : IDR 48-50 mm psm Artist Impression of The Completed Project Progress Construction Progress Construction Progress ProgressConstruction Construction asasofofJan’15 Mar’15 as as of of Dec’15 Jun’15 __________________________________________ Note: * As of September 2015 21 GWK Project Overview of Bali Tourism Number of Tourists Visiting Bali Number of Foreign Tourists Visiting Bali 2009-2013 Total Number of Tourists Visiting Bali 2009-2013 10.4 2.4 2.6 2.8 2.9 3.3 8.5 9.0 2011 2012 7.3 5.9 2009 2010 2011 2012 __________________________________________ Source: BPS Bali, 2013 2013 2009 Number of Domestic Tourists Visiting Bali 2009-2013 4.7 5.7 6.1 7.1 3.5 2010 2013 Why Bali? • Named as Asia’s best island by Travel and Leisure Magazine in 2014. • With a CAGR of 15.2%, the total number of tourists visiting Bali (both foreign and domestic tourists) has reached more than 10mm people in 2013. Indicating increasing tourism potential in the region. This, coupled with the development of infrastructures (inclusive of toll roads and new airport) indicates an upside potential for tourism expenditure in Bali 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 ___________________________________________ Source: Bali Provincial Tourism Agency, 2015 22 22 GWK Project (cont’d) A Must Go To Destination In Bali Starting 2017 Overview • What We are Currently Developing A private cultural park on the Bukit Peninsula at the southern end of the island of Bali in Indonesia, 15 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport. Bukit is a limestone plateau with Uluwatu to the west and Nusa Dua to the east. • A mixed-use development complete with commercial and residential areas • Number of visitors: estimated at 3,000 people daily Multi Role Sites: Past Events Held at GWK Recently become popular for a prestigious wedding venue and has been chosen as a venue of many international events. For example: Miss World, Sept 2013 200 visitors Dreamfields Festival, Aug 2014 25,000 visitors 1. Garuda Wisnu Kencana Statue We are completing the 75m Wisnu Statue, which will be the largest statue in the world and a major tourist attraction to the park 2. Commercial Area With In-House Operation We are also developing commercial area and supporting facilities operated by us. This includes: entrance gate, parking area, estate office, ticketing, toilets, and kitchens 3. Commercial Area for Hospitality Additionally, we have 30 ha land plots within GWK allocated for hospitalities with a variety of tiers such as 3 – 5 star hotels, boutique hotels, and other hospitality functions Land Zoning Iron Maiden Concert, Feb 2011 Commercial Area Dreamfields Festival, Aug 2015 20,000 visitors Soundrenaline, Sept 2015 84,000 visitors Land for Hospitality Cultural Park and Facilities 23 GWK Project (cont’d) The Statue The statue is designed by Nyoman Nuarta, a world renowned Balinese’s artist with many experience worldwide in making large scale statues. The statue will be made of copper and built on the hill at 130m altitude above the sea level, standing on 50 meter pedestal. It will reach 75m high ( >250m above sea level). The statue will be the only high structure that exceeds 15 meter limit set by the local Bali government. There will be 25,000 sqm retail space area, which consists of gallery and MICE, inside the statue. The statue’s fragments Pedestal’s Progress Artist Progress Impression Pedestal’s GWK Will Represent a Significant Recurring Income in 2017 Onwards 24 Property Investment Mall @Alam Sutera Wisma Argo Manunggal (WAM) Customer Traffic Mall @Alam Sutera – Night View Average visitors per day 2013 2014 Weekdays 8,000 9,400 Weekends 19,000 23,000 Mall @Alam Sutera Wisma Argo Manunggal Front View Wisma Argo Manunggal GFA : 165.000 sqm Leasable area : ± 67.369 sqm (extendable to 68.000 sqm) Height : 5 floors (3 retail floors, 2 parking floors) Parking capacity : 2.500 cars Land area : 7.8 ha Grand opening : 12 December 2012 Anchor tenants : Sogo Department Store (17.913 m2, 27%) Food Hall, Fun World Occupancy rate : 88% (as of Nov’15) Average rental rate : IDR 97.000 psm /mo.(as of Nov’15) Average service : IDR 45.000 psm /mo. (as of Nov’15) Location : Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto Kav. 22 Acquired from : PT Daya Sakti Perdika Land area : 8,434 sqm Building GFA : 18,165 sqm Leasable Area : 13,809 sqm Occupancy : 90% Average rental & service rate : IDR 60,000 psm / mo. Potential redevelopment : Demolish the existing building and build a new 40-60 storey grade A office. 25 Awards 2015 2014 2013 2012 and previous years FIABCI Prix d’Excellence Awards IFLA APR Awards Best Township Sub Category: Sustainable Development Kota Ayodhya Best Urban Living Apartment Best Township Sub Category: Green Development The well implemented township project Top Ten Developers 2015 Bronze Champion of Indonesia Wow Brand 2015 Most Influentional Property Professional – Mrs Lilia Suktojo (Marketing Director ASRI) Best Township Development Project (Alam Sutera) Nomination of Best Share Issuer Market Cap up to Rp 10 trillion Merit Awards Landscape Category Top Ten Developers Platinum Brand Champion Asia’s Best Companies 2014 Silver Champion of Indonesia WOW Brand 2014 – Residential Property Developer Category Top First Rank Among Region’s 200 Small and Mid-size Companies Top 50 Best Companies Top 10 Developers Indonesia 2014 The Best Innovation in sustainable development – Indocement Awards Winning Three Years In A Row Property Marketer Of The Year Top Performing Listed Companies Developer with Asset < 15 T Best Listed Companies Top Performing Listed Companies Outstanding Master Plan Top Ten Developers Top 50 Best Companies Best Share Issuer Market Cap up to Rp 10 trillion Top Performing Listed Companies Top 40 Best Emerging Companies 26 Disclaimer This presentation may contain forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual future performance, outcomes and results may differ materially from those expressed in forward-looking statements as a result of a number of risks, uncertainties and assumptions. Representative examples of these factors include (without limitation) general industry and economic conditions, interest rate trends, cost of capital and capital availability, availability of real estate properties, competition from other companies and venues for the sale/distribution of goods and services, shifts in customer demands, customers and partners, changes in operating expenses, including employee wages, benefits and training, governmental and public policy changes and the continued availability of financing in the amounts and the terms necessary to support future business. You are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward looking statements, which are based on current view of management on future events. We expressly disclaim any obligation or undertaking to release publicly any update of or revision to any forward- looking statements contained herein to reflect any change in our expectations with regards hereto or any change in events, conditions or circumstances on which any such statements is based. 27 THANK YOU 28
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