Corporate presentation LV Andean Conference 2018 LPG distribution - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Corporate presentation LV Andean Conference 2018 LPG distribution - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Corporate presentation LV Andean Conference 2018 LPG distribution player LPG distribution player in the Andean Region, with presence in Chile, Colombia and Peru, three of the most attractive markets in the region Strong positioning in Chile,
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Revenue December ‘17 UDM: USD 780 mm EBITDA December ‘17 UDM: USD 145 mm Net income December ‘17 UDM’: USD 72 mm Empresas Lipigas - EBITDA
% EBITDA, December 2017 UDM
Source: The Company .
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- 81,331 tons LPG
- 13.8% market share
- 152,336 tons LPG
- 8.4% del market share
- 466,051 tons LPG
- 36.9% del market share
#4 #3
LPG distribution player
LPG distribution player in the Andean Region, with presence in Chile, Colombia and Peru, three of the most attractive markets in the region
Strong positioning in Chile, Colombia and Peru
December 2017, LTM EBITDA per country
Empresas Lipigas main financial indicators
December 2017 UDM
Total clients as of December ‘17: 2.1 mm
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1959
Codigas is constituted as an LPG distribution company in Santiago
2000:
Group of owner families sells 45% of the shares of the group of companies to
Group of regional LPG distributors Consolidation period in Chile 1950
Lipigas is constituted as an LPG distribution company in Valparaiso
1961
Agrícola O'Higgins, created 1953, begins its supply services in the province of O’Higgins
1977
Agrícola O'Higgins becomes Agrogas
1950
1985
The Yaconi, Santa Cruz, Noguera, Vinagre and Ardizzoni fathousandies conclude the acquisition period of LPG distributors, holding an ownership interest in Lipigas, Codigas, Agrogas and Enagas
2000-2004
The four brands are grouped under Empresas Lipigas S.A., seeking consolidation in terms of service quality, centralized management and operating efficiency
Over 60 years of successful track-record
Source: The Company, website information
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International expansión Diversification / Consolidation
2015
The Quintero maritime terminal begins operating; thus allowing direct LPG imports
2015
Over 60 years of successful track-record
Source: The Company
2010
Lipigas acquires 70% of Gas País (in 2013 it acquires the remaining 30%)
2016
Empresas Lipigas is listed on stock exchange
2015
First bond issuance: UF 3.5 million (USD 140 million)
2014
LNG ground (truck) distribution begins
2014
Lipigas acquires
2013
Lipigas acquires
2012
Lipigas acquires
2016
Lipigas acquires
2012
Repsol sells its 45% ownership interest to LV Expansión, an investor group.
2017
Lipigas acquires
2015
2017
Small power plant operation begins (6 MW)
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Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG)
Bottled Bulk
Sales Dec. 2017 LTM 273 thousand ton 54 thousand ton 79 thousand ton 193 thousand ton 27 thousand ton 73 thousand ton Sales Dec. 2017 LTM
- Deregulated tariff1
- Residential and
commercial customers
- Distribution in light
trucks
- Direct distribution /
sub-distribution
- Spot sales
- Deregulated tariff1
- Industrial, commercial and
residential customers
- Distribution in bulk tank trucks
- Direct distribution and through
metered networks (160 thousand clients)
- Spot sales and contract sales
Products and formats distributed by Lipigas
Source: The Company, website information. (1) Colombia has deregulated tariff, with the restriction of a maximum price
58% 42%
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Natural Gas (NG) Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) Natural Gas (NG) Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)
- Deregulated tariff
- 100% industrial customers
- Distribution in bulk trucks
- Direct distribution
- Contract sales
- Regulated, maximum profitability (real 9%
- ver assets)
- Commercial and residential customers
- Distribution through networks
24.2 million m3 19,000 tons LPG equivalent) 1.4 million m3 (1,000 tons GLP equivalent)
- Direct distribution
- Spot sales
Sales Dec. 2017 LTM Sales Dec. 2017 LTM
81.1 million m3 (63,000 tons GLP equivalent)
Sales Dec. 2017 LTM
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Group composed by the Yaconi, Santa Cruz, Vinagre, Noguera and Ardizzoni families The Controlling Group has over 30 years of experience in the LPG industry
Ownership structure
Controller and founder group
Source: The Company. Santiago stock exchange
At the end of 2016, LV Expansión diluted and sold 20% of the Lipigas property, distributing the remaining 25% to its participants. The Controlling Group acquires part of the shares placed on the Stock Exchange
Stock market
4.000 4.500 5.000 5.500 6.000 6.500 24/11/2016 24/12/2016 23/01/2017 22/02/2017 24/03/2017 23/04/2017 23/05/2017 22/06/2017 22/07/2017 21/08/2017 20/09/2017 20/10/2017 19/11/2017 19/12/2017 18/01/2018 17/02/2018 CLP
Stock price (CLP) 5,779 Market Cap at close (MM CLP) 656,347 Market Cap at close (MM USD) 1,114 P/E (s/ net income LTM 31-12-17) 15.4 EV / EBITDA LTM 31-12-17 8.9 Dividend yield 4.9% February 2018
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2017: Lipigas consolidates direct LPG import in Chile
26% 19% 10% 11% 46% 6% 3% 2% 23% 16% 13% 10% 5% 6% 0% 0% 53% 74% 77% 2014 2015 2016 2017 ENAP GASMAR Argentina Peru Quintero terminal
11% 89% Imported National production (ENAP) ~100% Local production (Ecopetrol, others) ~100% Local production (Camisea, Petroperú,
- thers)
LPG industry supply Lipigas supply
Ecopetrol 81% Others Colombia 16% Imported 3% 2017 Petroperú 22% Camisea 59% Others Peru 3% Bolivia 16% 2017
Deficit Balanced Balanced
Source: The Company, website information.
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Chile 1,200,000 customers Colombia 360,000 customers Peru 580,000 customers
North zone
Strong positioning in the Andean Region
Storage and bottling plants Source: SUI, OSINERMING and Lipigas estimates. (1) Market share based on tons sold accumulated as of December 2017.. (2) Abastible in Peru: only retail sale. Does not contain wholesale sales of the terminal
Presence in Chile, Colombia and Peru
Colombia and Peru present consolidation opportunities
36.9% 37.3% 25.8%
South zone
13.9% 34.9% 19.9% 31.3% 8.4% 25.0% 12.0% 7.0% 47.6%
Other companies (+45 ) Other companies (+60 )
Market Share1 Market Share1 Market Share1
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Lipigas Strategic Plan
Growth and diversification in the gas business (NG, LNG, CNG) Multi-Energy Strengthening LPG business
Source: The company
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Strengthening LPG business
Increase in the relationship with end customers Consolidation of the brand image
Source: The Company
Direct distribution Hall of Fame of major brands of Chile Innovation
14% 16% 17% 22%
2014 2015 2016 2017
DD as % of bottled sales
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Strengthening LPG business
Source: The Company
Use of digital tools in the relationship with end customers Efficiency in costs and distribution expenses
Business intelligence Facilities and maintenance Distribution centers Lipiapp
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Strengthening LPG business
Source: The Company.
Optimization of the cost of LPG Safety in operations
Quintero maritime terminal Imports from Argentina OHSAS certification in Chile and Peru ISO certification in the three countries
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Growth and diversification in the gas business
Natural gas networks (Chile) LNG (Chile)
Source: The Company
Puerto Montt and Osorno Complete offer to customers Leaders in the segment Growth opportunities
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Growth and diversification in the gas business
Source: The Company
Gas networks (Colombia) CNG (Peru)
Ingasoil purchase in 2017 Consolidation opportunities Industrial Automotive
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Growth and diversification in the gas business
Source: The Company
Development of new applications Geographic expansion
Motors for irrigation Isolated electric generation
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8.4 25.0 12.0 7.0 47.6
13.9 34.9 19.9 31.3
Colombia
Geographic expansion in Latin America
Consolidation of current markets
Successful acquisitions’ track-record Fragmented markets with consolidation opportunities Target to incorporate new gas companies in
- ther Latin-American countries
Identified opportunities in less consolidated markets Profitability in Latin America in line with Lipigas’ strategy
Expansion to new attractive markets
LPG consumption in Latam 2016
Thousands tons per year
Peru
Consolidation opportunities
Other companies (+45 ) Other companies (+60 )
Source: The Company, WLPGA
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Multi-Energy
Comprehensive energy solutions for industrial customers Increase in share of energy wallet
Source: The Company
Marquesa – Small power plants Other services to industries Solar Sales / services to residential customers customeras
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Sales volume1
Thousand LPG equivalent tons
Source: The Company Financial figures are converted from CLP to USD at a FX = 600
EBITDA
USD mm
Solid results’ track-record
371 369 390 454 458 535 622 656 759 782 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 GLP Chile ex Backup Backup GN Chile GNL Chile GLP Colombia GLP Peru GN Peru 66 86 80 85 79 93 81 132 129 146 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Chile Colombia Peru
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Net income
USD mm
Capex
USD mm
Source: The Company
Consolidated Net Income and Capex
26 17 26 21 21 36 42 66 31 58 42 5 8 7 6 5 6 3 4 5 8 7 23 4 48 5 47 2 26 17 49 62 30 95 58 77 91 73 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Chile Colombia Peru Acquisitions 40 57 52 44 48 56 40 60 65 71 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
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Source: The Company
Net financial debt
Net financial debt/ Equity (Times)
Net financial debt/ EBITDA
Times
Covenant: 1.5x
Net financial expense coverage
EBITDA / Net financial expense (Times)
Financial Debt December-2017
%
Solid financial structure accompanies growth
USD 218 mm
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Source: The Company
Important note
This document has been prepared by Empresas Lipigas S.A. (the "Issuer" or the "Company") to provide general information about the Company and its subsidiaries. Chile’s Commission for the Financial Market will not rule upon the quality of the information contained herein. The information contained in this document is the exclusive responsibility of the Issuer. The information contained in this document is a brief description of the Issuer, and it is not all the information required to make an investment decision. Further information is available at the Issuer’s web page and at the Chile’s Commission for the Financial Market web page. Before making your investment, you must obtain full information of the Issuer’s financial situation and you must assess the appropriateness of the acquisition of its securities. Public information and records in the possession of the Company have been used in preparing this document. The Company does not undertake responsibility for the accuracy of the projections presented herein, nor for the fact that these will not be reviewed in the future, neither does it undertake any obligation to deliver additional information to that contained in this report, or to update or correct any inaccuracy that it could contain. This document is not intended to contain all the information that may be required to assess the appropriateness to invest in the purchase of securities issued by the Company, and under no circumstance is to be construed as a recommendation to invest in securities issued by the Company, therefore every recipient hereof should perform an independent assessment regarding the advisability of investing in securities issued by the Company. This document does not replace the information contained in the financial statements or other information that the Company has provided to Chile’s Commission for the Financial Market and the public in general in accordance with the law and regulation on securities. Total or partial reproduction of this document is forbidden, without the Issuer’s prior authorization and written consent.