BLX and BLX.DB.A – Toronto Stock Exchange
September 2019
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Disciplined Development in Key Markets Growth, Yield and Long-term Value Investor Presentation September 2019 BLX and BLX.DB.A Toronto Stock Exchange Disclaimer Forward-looking statements Some of the statements contained in this
BLX and BLX.DB.A – Toronto Stock Exchange
September 2019
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Some of the statements contained in this presentation including those regarding future results and performance strategic plan business model growth strategy revenues diversification
development in the solar sector and storage expansion of targeted customers through signature of contracts directly with companies consuming electricity sale of minority interests and 2023 financial objectives are forward-looking statements based on current expectations within the meaning of securities legislation. Boralex would like to point out that by their very nature forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties such that its results or the measures it adopts could differ materially from those indicated by or underlying these statements or could have an impact on the degree of realization
Unless otherwise specified by the Corporation the forward-looking statements do not take into account the possible impact on its activities transactions non-recurring items or other exceptional items announced or occurring after the statements are made. There can be no assurance as to the materialization of the results performance or achievements as expressed or implied by forward-looking statements. The reader is cautioned not to place undue reliance on such forward-looking statements. Unless required to do so under applicable securities legislation Boralex management does not assume any obligation to update or revise forward- looking statements to reflect new information future events or other changes.
The combined information (“Combined”) presented above and in the MD&A of the Corporation resulted from the combination of the financial information of Boralex Inc. (“Boralex” or the “Corporation”) under IFRS and the share of the financial information of the Interests. The Interests represent significant investments by Boralex and although IFRS does not permit the consolidation of their financial information within that of Boralex management considers that information on a Combined basis is useful data to evaluate the Corporation’s performance. In order to prepare the Combined information Boralex first prepares its financial statements and those of the Interests in accordance with IFRS. Then the Interests in Joint Ventures and associates Share in earnings of the Joint Ventures and associates and Distributions received from the Joint Ventures and associates line items are replaced by Boralex’s respective share (ranging from 50% to 59.96%) in the financial statement items of the Interests (revenues expenses assets liabilities etc.). See the Non- IFRS measures section in the Second Quarter 2019 Interim Report for more information.
This presentation contains certain financial measures that are not in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standard ("IFRS"). In order to assess the performance of its assets and reporting segments Boralex uses the terms "EBITDA" "EBITDA(A)" " "cash flows from operations" "net debt ratio" "discretionary cash flows" and "payout ratio" . For more information please refer to Boralex’s MD&A.
The data expressed as a percentage is calculated using amounts in thousands of dollars.
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Capacity Breakdown by Geographic Segment Capacity Breakdown by Operating Segment
Target Target
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Marie-Josée Arsenault
Vice President Talent and Culture
Patrick Decostre
Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Patrick Lemaire
President and Chief Executive Officer
Julie Cusson
Vice President Public and Corporate Affairs
Hugues Girardin
Vice President Development
Bruno Guilmette
Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Nicolas Wolff
Vice President and General Manager Boralex Europe
Pascal Hurtubise
Vice President Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary
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1. ESG is part of our DNA: Boralex is by nature socially responsible and environmentally friendly. 2. We have also acquired a reputation of partner of choice for local municipalities and Indigenous communities. 3. Our ESG framework: GRI and SASB. 4. 4,152 GWh of electricity produced in 2018 by Boralex is equivalent to a reduction of 214,000 tons
5. Boralex adheres to Equator Principles and Universal Declaration of Human Rights. 6. Partnerships with universities & chairs to improve knowledge and reduce our environmental. impacts: WWF, HEC Montreal, École nationale supérieure de paysage in France, Réseau CIVAM. 7. Employee Brand – A strong team of over 420 employees with many skills working for Boralex in North America and Europe. 8. Strong focus on health and safety: 1 lost time incident on 700,000 worked hours in 2018. 9. Sustainable Procurement Charter. 10. Governance – Board:
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Compound Annual Growth Rate:
Installed Capacity: 16% EBITDA(A): 24% Market Capitalization: 29% Dividends: 26%
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+ 429 MW organic 7% average yearly growth
40% organically 60% acquisitions + 636 MW acquisition 10% average yearly growth
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directions and three financial objectives.
potential and for which Boralex has developed solid expertise.
and revenue sources.
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Around 2 GW/year
15.3 GW 24.6 GW 35 GW
Around 2 GW/year
9 GW 20 GW 37 GW
Massive nuclear power reduction till 2035. 50% of nuclear power by 2035 versus 75% today; 14 nuclear plants to be closed by 2035.
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Targets and policy drivers
% of renewables by 2030 50% 70% Mandate 100% renewables n/a 2040 Onshore wind Doubling new large-scale solar resources through the
NYSERDA each year until 2023.** Utility scale solar Distributed solar 3,000 MW by 2023 6,000 MW by 2025 Battery storage 1,500 MW by 2025 3,000 MW by 2030 Offshore wind 2,400 MW by 2030 9,000 MW by 2035
** Under the previous CES order the target was for 800-1 000 MW/year although NYSERDA procured twice as much in the last two auctions.
* Since June 2019.
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New York is a good fit for Boralex…
the communities in which it operates;
long development cycle projects;
with current and anticipated government policies;
potential C&I energy users supporting Boralex’s goal to diversify its customer base.
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Source: 2019 LCOE (Levelized Cost of Energy) Update BloombergNEF. Note: the global benchmark is country weighed-average using the latest annual capacity additions. The storage LCOE is reflective of a utility-scale Li-ion battery storage system running at a daily cycle and includes charging costs assumed to be 60% of wholesale base power price in each country.
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Targeted Market Potential: Specific interest for Boralex in size of announced Government programs from 2019 to 2023. Pipeline: Projects with land secured and grid connection verified. Pipeline Stages: Early: 0-2 years into the development process. Middle: 2-4 years into the development process. Advanced: 4-6 years into the development process.
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1. Generate between $140M - $150M in Discretionary cash flow by 2023 2. Maintain Dividend Payout Ratio between 40% to 60% 3. Increase Installed Capacity from 1,942 MW in 2018 to 2,800 MW by 2023
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Capacity Breakdown by Contracts Target
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Analysts View
September 16, 2019 BLX share price: $22.22 EBITDA(A) Target 20019E vs 2020E vs Target price vs Institution Analyst 2018A 2019E 2020E Price 2018A 2019E Current price Banque Nationale Rupert Merer 354 476 496 25,00 $ 34% 4% 13% BMO Ben Pham 354 493 496 26,00 $ 39% 1% 17% CIBC Mark Jarvi 354 484 505 23,50 $ 37% 4% 6% Desjardins Bill Cabel 354 489 507 25,25 $ 38% 4% 14% Industrielle Alliance Jeremy Rosenfield 354 466 476 23,00 $ 32% 2% 4% Raymond James David Quezada 354 474 482 25,00 $ 34% 2% 13% RBC Nelson NG 354 484 494 20,00 $ 37% 2%
TD Sean Steuart 354 484 488 22,00 $ 37% 1%
Average 354 481 493 23,72 $ 36% 2% 7% High 354 493 507 26,00 $ 39% 4% 17% Low 354 466 476 20,00 $ 32% 1%
Source: Analysts Reports
EV/EBITDA(A) Company Quote Exchange 2019E 2020E Boralex BLX TSX 10,9 10,8 Brookfield Renewables BEP TSX 16,1 15,3 Innergex INE TSX 15,9 14,5 Northland Power NPI TSX 12,3 10,2 Transalta Renewables RNW TSX 10,1 10,0 Average (ex. Boralex) 13,6 12,5 Boralex vs average (%)
Source: Bloomberg
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Boralex (BLX) 5 years CAGR stock price 11% Dividend yield 3% Shares outstanding 89.2M Public float 71.4M Daily trading volume Over 400K Market capitalization $2B
Source: TSX Money
Stéphane Milot
Director - Investor Relations (514) 213-1045 stephane.milot@boralex.com