24 th August 2011 Group strategy Short term Competition Authority - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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24 th August 2011 Group strategy Short term Competition Authority - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Board presentation 24 th August 2011 Group strategy Short term Competition Authority - current and ongoing Rights offer - done BEE scorecard improvement to Level 4 - done Consolidate and integrate operating divisions into


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Board presentation 24th August 2011

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Group strategy

Short term

  • Competition Authority - current and ongoing
  • Rights offer - done
  • BEE scorecard improvement to Level 4 - done
  • Consolidate and integrate operating divisions into one single entity - done
  • Expand market share into SSA growth countries - ongoing
  • Civils - Mozambique
  • Geotechnical – Ghana, Kenya
  • Restore profitability with existing contract portfolio and divisions
  • Cash conservancy

Medium to long term

  • Further geographical expansion
  • Expanding the product range organically and acquisitively to focus specifically on

growth sectors

  • BEE scorecard
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New group structure effective 1 March 2011

Divisionalisation Esorfranki Limited

  • Holding company

Esorfranki Construction (Pty) Ltd

  • Operations company
  • Civils
  • Geotechnical
  • Pipelines
  • Shared Services
  • All off-shore companies and

divisions Esorfranki Properties

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Geotechnical merge

  • Durban
  • The old 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 old Franki Africa has taken all Esor Africa’s operations besides pipejacking to their

Wynberg facilities and operates as Esorfranki Geotechnical

  • Esorfranki Pipejacking is operating under Esorfranki Civils from our Activia Park

facilities

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Esorfranki Group - Network

Are currently working in Ghana for an Australian Mining Group

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Operational review

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Outstanding order book and secured revenue

Business Unit

Order Book As at 30 June 2011 (millions) Secured Revenue FY 2012 (millions) Secured Revenue FY 2013 (millions) Secured Revenue FY 2014 (millions)

Geotechnical

227 461

  • Civils

1 063 712 414 204

Pipelines

622 282 116 277

Total

1 912 1 455 530 481

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Esorfranki Civils

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New 65-tonne excavator

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Start of box-cut on N4

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Civils products and services

  • Road building
  • Bridge construction
  • Township infrastructure
  • Mining infrastructure
  • Water reticulation
  • Water towers & reservoirs
  • Sewer reticulation
  • Bulk earthworks
  • Building
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Geographical footprint - some key contracts

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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
  • N4 Proefplaas CSIR to Zambezi Drive lowest tenderer awaiting award R240m
  • Mine work Atcom (Xstrata) and Anglo R200m
  • Big dig cannels R120m targeted for next year
  • Slimes dam R300m
  • N1/N2 Winelands PPP we have a potential stake in one consortium and should get

geotechnical work irrespective of which consortium wins the bid

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Civils outlook 2012 and beyond continued

  • Housing
  • Mozambique middle class housing and infrastructure 1st phase R700m 1-2 year
  • Johannesburg low-cost housing R1.5b 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)
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Esorfranki Pipelines

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Pipelines products and services

  • 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
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Geographical footprint - some key contracts

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BG3 Pipeline contract

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BG3 Pipeline contract

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BG3 Pipeline contract

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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) probably 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
  • Nacala Pipeline Mozambique US$27m
  • Bluff Military Base R23m
  • Thulele/Woodmead R25m
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Pipelines outlook 2012 and beyond continued

  • Prequalifications
  • TCTA

 Olifants River prequalification JV with Civcon pending R2b  Gweru and Kadoma Zimbabwe

  • Other prospects
  • Rand Water Augmentation Budget R4b
  • 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
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Esorfranki Geotechnical

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Geotechnical products and services

  • Piling
  • Lateral Support
  • Marine Structures
  • Diaphragm Walls
  • Ground Improvement
  • Dynamic Compaction
  • Ground Remediation
  • Soils Investigation
  • Geotechnical Design
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Geographical footprint - some key contracts

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Geotehnical outlook 2012 and beyond

  • Johannesburg current awarded R160m
  • 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
  • Other pending R25m
  • Other key R210m
  • Cape Town current awarded R84m
  • Portside R10m
  • V & A Clocktower R15m
  • Other pending R25m
  • Other key R160m
  • Angola current award R36m
  • Other pending R57m
  • Other key R250m
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Geotehnical outlook 2012 and beyond continued

  • Durban current awarded R72m
  • Other pending R22m
  • Other key R293m
  • Mozambique current awarded R50m
  • Other pending R50m
  • Other key R165m
  • Tanzania current award R27m
  • Other pending R26m
  • Other key R118m
  • Mauritius current award R58m
  • Other pending R5m
  • Other key R215m
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General 2012 and beyond

  • Eskom
  • Medupi Power Station still some housing likely to happen
  • Kusile Power Station housing and civils
  • Nuclear Power Station (has been in the press)
  • 3rd Coal Fired Station (has been mooted)
  • Transmission lines
  • Sanral and other Roads (15,000km non-toll)
  • Coal haul-roads upgrades R20b
  • Nelspruit Bypass
  • Non-toll roads budget of R8.6b in 2011 expected R9.5b 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
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General 2012 forecast and beyond, continued

  • 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
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CAPEX

Segments (R ‘000’s) Financial years 2011 2010 2009 Geotechnical 11 792 42 727 163 831 Civils 17 964 49 711 14 435 Pipelines 6 104 3 096 8 824 Corporate 14 512 500 1 265 Total 50 372 96 034 188 355 South Africa 47 509 58 097 139 766 Sub-Sahara 2 863 37 937 48 589

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CAPEX requirements for 2012

  • Geotechnical – nothing specific
  • Civils – site specific (hire where possible)
  • K71/R55 (24 months)
  • N4 (30 months)
  • Mocambique (5 years)
  • Kusile (30 months)
  • Maintenance capex
  • Pipelines
  • Western Aqueduct (48 months)
  • Maintenance capex
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Contact details

Bernie Krone, CEO +27 83 259 2584 +27 11 822 3906 +27 11 822 1158 bernie.krone@esorfranki.co.za Wayne van Houten, CFO +27 84 556 2486 +27 11 822 3906 +27 11 822 1158 wayne.vanhouten@esorfranki.co.za Esorfranki Limited 30 Activia road Activia Park Germiston 1401 PO Box 6478 Dunswart 1508 South Africa