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Private & Confidential KEY ATTRIBUTES OF A LISTED GLOBAL AIRCRAFT OPERATING LESSOR Robert Martin Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer Growth Frontiers Asia Pacific Conference 2 nd November 2016 Private & Confidential
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Summary
The BOC Aviation Journey Core Competencies of a Leasing Company BOC Aviation Today
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The BOC Aviation Journey
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Core Competencies of a Leasing Company
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- Sales
- Transitions
- Repossessions
- Procurement
- Leasing
- Debt financing
Aircraft sold, with or without leases attached, to capture maximum value Limit based on long lease terms to quality airlines and sales programmes Limited based on success of customer risk assessment The right aircraft – at the lowest price possible Aircraft to good quality airlines on long term leases At the lowest cost of funds possible, based on minimum acceptable tenors
- Equity financing
- Operational efficiencies
- Risk management
Influenced by track record and strength of business model Generated by scale and human capital management Focused on both sides of the balance sheet
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Core Competencies of a Leasing Company
BOC Aviation Performs on Every Measure
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- Sales
- Transitions
- Repossessions1
- Procurement
- Leasing
- Debt financing
More than 240 aircraft sold More than 60 transitions 29 aircraft in 11 jurisdictions More than 680 aircraft purchased totaling more than US$33 billion More than 660 leases executed with more than 130 airlines in 52 countries More than US$17 billion in debt raised since 1 January 2007
- Equity financing
- Operational efficiencies
- Risk management
More than US$1.1 billion in primary equity financing raised Forward planning for future scale through five-year plans; aligning employee and shareholder interests 360-degree enterprise risk management focussing on both assets & liabilities Key is having a forward-looking and experienced management team
All data as at 30 September 2016, since inception unless otherwise indicated Notes: 1. Includes repossessions and consensual early returns
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Steven Townend, Chief Commercial Officer
- In charge of revenue activities for Americas, Europe, Africa
- 15 years with BOC Aviation
- 25 years of banking and leasing experience
David Walton, Chief Operating Officer
- Joined BOC Aviation senior management team in 2014
- Previously held aircraft leasing company COO and general counsel roles
- 30 years of legal and leasing experience
Robert Martin, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer
- Appointed Chief Executive Officer of BOC Aviation since 2004
- A member of Board of Directors since July 1998
- 29 years of banking and leasing experience
Phang Thim Fatt, Deputy Managing Director & Chief Financial Officer
- 20 years as Chief Financial Officer of BOC Aviation
- Previously held treasury role at Singapore Airlines
- 36 years of industry experience; involved in establishing the Company
Wang Genshan, Vice-Chairman & Deputy Managing Director
- A member of Board of Directors since December 2006
- Involved in the acquisition of the Company by Bank of China
- 38 years experience at BOC
Chris Gao, Chief Commercial Officer
- In charge of revenue activities for Asia Pacific and Middle East
- Member of Board of Directors since December 2006
- Extensive capital markets experience with BOC
Importance of a Global, Stable and Experienced Management Team
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BRITISH CHINESE SINGAPOREAN BRITISH CHINESE AMERICAN Supported by a strong bench of specialist heads of department
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Strong Operational Day-to-day Management
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Procurement: Young, Fuel-efficient, In-demand Aircraft
69 Notes: 1. Source: Ascend, by number of aircraft (>100 seats), as at 30 September 2016 2. BOC Aviation fleet breakdown by number of owned aircraft, as at 30 September 2016
20,698 aircraft (>100 seats) Currently In Service1 55% of Current In-service Aircraft are 10 Years Old or Younger1 BOC Aviation Fleet Breakdown2
We invest in young aircraft with a large operator base and a large investor base
A320 737NG
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Looking Forwards, Many More Choices will become Available
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Purchases from both Manufacturers and Airlines
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Continue to purchase aircraft through multiple industry cycles
- BOC Aviation has closed more than 140 purchase and leaseback (PLB) transactions and
acquired more than 530 aircraft from OEMs since inception in 19931 BOC Aviation Deliveries Across 2007 - 20152
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Significant Aircraft Orders Placed by BOC Aviation Direct Purchases From Manufacturers
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Order Book Underpins Future Balance Sheet Growth
All data as of 30 September 2016 unless otherwise indicated
Future Deliveries of 215 Aircraft
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Average of 41 aircraft committed for delivery until 2021
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Committed Future Aircraft Investments
All data as of 30 June 2016 unless otherwise indicated
Aircraft Capital Expenditure Commitment
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Disciplined Fleet Growth
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Leasing: Customer Segmentation is Key
- 793 airlines in service today
- Focus on 133 airlines or only 17% of the airlines in the market – minimum credit score, above 20 aircraft
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Airline Segmentation by Credit Score and Fleet Size Our Target 133 Airlines Operate 72%
- f the Current In-service Aircraft
Credit above minimum, fleet >20 aircraft Credit above minimum, fleet 10-20 aircraft Credit above minimum, fleet < 10 aircraft Credit below minimum, fleet >20 aircraft Credit below minimum, fleet 10-20 aircraft Credit below minimum, fleet < 10 aircraft
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Larger Airlines Show Greater Resilience
Airlines (Fleet >20 Aircraft) Which Left the Market, By Year No more than 4 airlines (fleet >20 aircraft) per year left the market
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Aircraft Operation is Highly Concentrated by Airline
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The largest 126 airlines today operate 75% of aircraft in the market
Source: Ascend, by number of airlines and aircraft, as at 30 September 2016
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67 Airline Customers in 31 Countries
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50% covered – plenty of room to grow
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Financing: Strong Credit Rating is Key
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BOC Aviation has had external credit ratings since 2012
Source: Bloomberg, as at October 2016
Lessor Fitch S&P Moody’s BOC Aviation A- A- NR ACG BBB A- NR SMBC Aviation Capital BBB+ BBB+ NR AerCap Holdings BBB- BBB- Ba1 ALC NR BBB NR CIT Group BB+ BB+ Ba3 AirCastle NR BB+ Ba1 AWAS NR BB Ba3 FLY Leasing NR BB B1
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Raising Debt at Low Cost
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Debt capital markets growing in importance
- Investment grade credit ratings and access to diversified funding sources
- BOC Aviation taps a global debt investor base across different markets
Notes: 1. Data as at 30 June 2016 2. Updated as at 30 June 2016, based on respective Company filings
BOC Aviation Debt Sources1 Low Cost of Debt Remains a Competitive Advantage2
2.3%
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Global Equity Financing
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Allocation by Region1 2 Allocation by Type1 Largest Ever Global Aircraft Lessor IPO
More than US$1.1 billion in Equity Financing Raised Since Inception BOC Aviation Initial Public Offering, June 2016
Source: Bloomberg, Dealogic Source: BOC Aviation Notes: 1. Only includes institutional allocations, excludes HKPO and cornerstone allocations 2. “China” only refers to Mainland China funds and does not include HK or Taiwan, which are covered under “Asia”
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BOC Aviation Cornerstone Investors at IPO
Cornerstone Investor Amount % of Total Ownership
CIC US$100mn 2.7 Silk Road Fund US$100mn 2.7 CDB International US$60mn 1.6 China Life US$50mn 1.3 Hony US$50mn 1.3 Oman Investment Fund US$50mn 1.3 Elion US$40mn 1.1 Fullerton US$38mn 1.0 Fosun US$35mn 0.9 China South Industries AM US$30mn 0.8 Boeing US$30mn 0.8
All info as at 1 June 2016
A quality set of cornerstone investors
23 Indicates sovereign wealth fund
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Listed Aircraft Lessor Presence Expanding
Exponential Growth in HK-listed Aircraft Lessors Market Capitalisation1 Market capitalisation grew from zero to almost US$8 billion in less than three years
31-Dec-14 31-Dec-15 26-Oct-16 BOC Aviation CDB Financial Leasing CALC CALC CALC
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Operational Efficiencies
- Forward planning for future scale:
– Work in five-year plans with specific targets – Pipeline development focused on procuring in-production, in-demand aircraft in bulk – Leasing to our targeted universe of quality airlines, with a focus on large transaction size and long term contracted leases – Use of capital markets to facilitate large scale fundraising – Use of global network to access individual and portfolio sales – Recruiting & retaining talent with the right expertise and knowledge to ensure personnel development and succession planning
- Align staff and shareholder objectives through compensation plans
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- Centralised planning done across the entire company
– Forecasts include both base case and downside scenarios – Intensive market analysis involved across all stages of planning
- Harness experience of senior management team and day-to-day specialists in maintaining
efficiency and growth Key focus is long term profitability
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Focusing on the Economies of Scale
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Customer Aircraft Air China 3 x 777-300ER and 2 x A330-300 Air France 2 x 777-300ER and 2 x 777-200LRF Cathay Pacific 6 x 777-300ER EVA Air 6 x A321 Iberia 8 x A330-300 and 4 x A320 Jet Airways 10 x 737-800 Southwest 16 x 737-700 Thai Airways 8 x 777-300ER Vistara (owned by SIA and TATA) 13 x A320CEO and 7 x A320 NEO Closing Volume Transactions with Multi-year / Multi-aircraft Delivery Schedules
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Driving Efficiency
US$2.6 million NPAT per average employee in 2015
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Average NPAT Per Employee
All data as at 31 December of relevant year unless otherwise indicated
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Risk Management – 360O Focus
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Culture and Values Policies and Procedures Business Strategy Regular Review
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Enterprise Risk
Asset Risk n Portfolio diversification n Airline credit n Investor credit n Aircraft n Jurisdiction n Concentration n Structural n Technical Liability Risk n Diversification
- f debt sources
n Liquidity n Hedging n Funding n Counterparty n Capitalisation
A successful lessor will focus risk management on both sides of the balance sheet
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Risk Management in Action
29 Notes: 1. Owned aircraft with leases expiring in each calendar year, excluding any aircraft with lease or sale commitments as at 30 September 2016, weighted by Net Book Value (unless otherwise indicated) 2. As at 30 June 2016
Long-Term Contracted Lease Revenue1 High Collection Rate2
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The result – Well-dispersed lease expirations and quality airlines that pay
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Aircraft Sales
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Institutional Investors Airlines Tax Investors Corporates Lessors
With Lease Attached Without Lease Attached
Who Do We Sell Aircraft To?
- Global sales team
- Global investor base
- Sold more than 240 aircraft since
inception
- Aircraft sold to more than 80 investors
in more than 20 countries
As at 30 September 2016
Exit strategy management is important to redeploy debt and equity in the business
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Transitions & Repossessions Kept Low
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>60 Transitions Since Inception 29 Aircraft Repossessions Since Inception Strong sales performance and rigorous customer selection are important attributes
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Disciplined Approach to Core Competencies Drives Desired Financial Outcome
Growing profitability and consistent returns across the cycle
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BOC Aviation Today
- Largest HK-listed aircraft leasing company in a growing global market
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A top five global lessor with industry-leading financial metrics
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Consistent profitable performance over 23 years
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Investment grade credit ratings of A- by Standard & Poor’s and A- by Fitch
- Portfolio of young, in-demand aircraft with long-term leases
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One of the youngest owned fleets amongst top tier aircraft leasing companies
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Focused on new aircraft with high liquidity
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Long-term leases with globally diversified customer base
- Strong and diversified financing platform
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Long-standing bank relationships and access to both debt and equity capital markets
- Stable & experienced management and ownership
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Successfully managed through multiple cycles
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Proactively focused on long term planning across all parts of the cycle
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A global aircraft lessor with strong fundamentals and an outstanding track record
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www.bocaviation.com
BOC Aviation Limited 8 Shenton Way #18-01 Singapore 068811 Phone +65 6323 5559 Facsimile +65 6323 6962
Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore with limited liability Company Registration No. 199307789K
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