March 2018
INLAND HOMES
INTERIM RESULTS PRESENTATION Period ending 31 December 2017
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INLAND HOMES INTERIM RESULTS PRESENTATION Period ending 31 December 2017 March 2018 Half-year highlights Growth in housebuilding operations continues Significant progress being made on partnership pipeline Strong forward sales
March 2018
INTERIM RESULTS PRESENTATION Period ending 31 December 2017
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▪ Growth in housebuilding operations continues ▪ Significant progress being made on partnership pipeline ▪ Strong forward sales position of £38.9m supported by government initiatives ▪ Land bank up 6.3% to 7,372 plots in the period ▪ Revenue* up 26% Y/Y driven by plot and unit sales ▪ Adjusted EPRA NAV per share +1.5% to 97.63p in the period ▪ Interim dividend +30% to 0.65p
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Tiptree, Essex * Revenue includes value of land sold via a corporate disposal
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▪ Increase size of land bank ▪ Diversify portfolio with increased number of sites ▪ Add value through planning and development to drive EPRA NAV per share
▪ Focus on South and South East ▪ Allow 12-24 months to secure planning ▪ T arget challenging and complex brownfield sites – 100% success rate on planning ▪ Sites with short-term income generation preferable
▪ Secure valuable planning permissions ▪ Capture profits from land sales, speculative development and partnership housing
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Brownfield ▪ Challenging sites, e.g environmental and ecological issues ▪ Well located sites with good transport links ▪ Allow 12-24 months to secure planning ▪ Preferred sites of 100-400 plots ▪ Sites with initial income generation preferred, e.g. short-term leases ▪ ASP of homes approximately £300k
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Greenfield ▪ T arget local authorities without 5 year land supply ▪ Control sites by way of options with minimal up front payment ▪ Planning process includes zoning component ▪ Allow 2-5 years to secure planning ▪ Exercise price at a discount to market value, typically 20% ▪ T
Unallocated Greenfield
Return On Capital Employed Initial Risk Capital
Illustrative returns on brownfield and greenfield land
Allocated Greenfield Unallocated Brownfield Allocated Brownfield
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Under construction 8% Strategic sites 37% Other 55%
Status of land bank
Houses 43% Flats 57%
T
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< 24 Months 8% 2 - 5 Years 33% > 5 Years 59%
Unit completion timescale
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1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 Total Group share Total Group share Total Group share 2015 2016 2017 Land Portfolio
Plots without planning permission Plots with planning permission
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▪ Cash received upfront on disposal of land with profit realised ▪ Steady cash income stream over development period ▪ Lower development margin but with lower risk ▪ Forward orders secured ▪ No sales, marketing and funding costs ▪ No construction finance required ▪ Housing market risk avoided ▪ Currently, three partnership projects in progress with further three under negotiation ▪ T arget order book this calendar year £100m
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Whitley Gardens, Southall
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Wilton Park, Beaconsfield
and commercial within a parkland setting
which first phase has been constructed
£350m
commercial as included in Local Authority’s Preferred option list Cheshunt Lakeside, Hertfordshire
the 31 acre site comprising 1,853 apartment-led mixed use development
senior accommodation, office, retail, leisure and a two form entry primary school
the site upon which 1,317 apartments are located
Appletree Farm, Cressing
the green belt via an option
District Council in their emerging Local Plan for residential development
shortly be submitted for 65 apartments and 88 houses
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Lily’s Walk, High Wycombe
planning for 239 residential units and 16,000 sq ft of commercial
prices ranging from £250k to £350k
Witley Gardens, Southall
the Grand Union Canal
with a construction contract for £10.5m
Chapel Riverside, Southampton
Southampton City Council over 9 acres of water fronted brownfield site
apartments and 60,000 sq ft of commercial
archeological dig, sea defences and relocation of settlement tanks
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10 H1 2017 H1 2016 Change % Open Outlets 9 6 50.0 Net reservation rate 0.81 0.58 28.4 Private reservations (homes) 141 64 120.3 Forward order book (£m) 38.9 31.8 18.9 Private completions (homes) 96 87 10.3 Private ASP (£'000) 322 319 0.9 Affordable completions (homes) 34 14 142.9
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▪ Continuing to see good demand for properties under £400k ▪ Strong net reservation rate in 2018 at an average of 1.0 unit per active site ▪ Pricing remains firm, supported by the strong reservation rate ▪ Partnership housing market is robust with
▪ Strong appetite from housebuilders and RP’s for consented land
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St John’s, Chelmsford
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12 H1 2017 H1 2016 Change % Revenue (£m) 61.2 48.6* 26.0 Profit before Tax (£m) 5.4 5.0 8.5 Diluted EPS 2.08p 1.78p 16.9 Dividend 0.65p 0.5p 30.0 EPRA NAV per share 97.63p 92.34p 5.7 Gearing 51.8% 66.1% EPRA Gearing 35.6% 42.0%
* Includes value of land sold via a corporate disposal
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£m £m
Revenue 61.2 48.6* 25.9 Cost of sales (49.8) (35.7) 39.5 Gross profit 11.4 12.9
Administrative expenses (5.0) (4.1) 22.0 Operating profit 6.4 8.8
Net finance cost (1.6) (3.6)
Profit before tax and share of profits from associates and JVs 4.8 5.2
Share of profit of associates and JVs 0.6 (0.2) Profit before tax 5.4 5.0 8.0
*Includes value of land via a corporate disposal
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* Revenue and gross profit includes value of land sold via a corporate disposal
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Dec 2017 Revenue Dec 2017 Gross profit Dec 2016 Revenue* Dec 2016 Gross profit*
Land sales Housebuilding Contract income Rental income Other
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15 H1 2017 H1 2016 Change % Investment properties (£m)
53.6 52.1 2.9
Investment in associate and JVs (£m)
27.8 24.7 12.6
Stock and WIP (£m)
137.1 148.1
Land debtors (£m)
16.8 10.0 68.0
Land creditors (£m)
7.7
Other (£m)
Net borrowings (£m)
Net assets (£m)
134.7 118.6 13.6
Adjusted EPRA NAV (£m)
196.3 186.5 5.3
Adjusted EPRA NAV per share (p)
97.63 92.34 5.7
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5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 £ m
Debt maturity as at 31 December 2017
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190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 Jun 17 Profit for period Change in unrealised profit Other Dec 17
EPRA NAV £m
194.4 4.4 (2.3) (0.2) 196.3
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▪ Residential market for core operating areas remains strong ▪ Transformation into volume private and partnership housebuilding on track ▪ Cross-party political environment remains supportive to housebuilding and to increase housing numbers
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▪ Platform to acquire sites between £7-20m ▪ 357 units on one site ▪ 20% equity from Inland ▪ 15% priority returns for both
with enhanced returns thereafter ▪ Inland’s investment - £3.1m
▪ 1,319 units ▪ 50:50 JV with leverage ▪ Inland’s investment - £10.7m ▪ 50% share of profits ▪ Management fee to Inland
▪ 100 units ▪ 50:50 JV with landowner ▪ Inland’s investment - £4.6m ▪ 50% share of profits ▪ Management fee to Inland
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