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Solid Performance & Growth FY2003 Results February 11, 2004 1 Scope Of Presentation Scope Of Presentation CEOs Report Financial Review Operations Review Outlook & Prospects Focus on Utilities 2 CEO REPORT CEO


  1. Solid Performance & Growth FY2003 Results February 11, 2004 1

  2. Scope Of Presentation Scope Of Presentation � CEO’s Report � Financial Review � Operations Review � Outlook & Prospects � Focus on Utilities 2

  3. CEO REPORT CEO REPORT By Wong Kok Siew Dy Chairman & CEO, SembCorp Industries 3

  4. Solid Performance & Growth Solid Performance & Growth In FY2003, SembCorp Industries has:- � Delivered solid performance & growth � Turnover of $4.6bn, up 11% from FY2002 of $4.2bn � PATMI of $285.1m, up 66% from FY2002 of $171.6m � PATMI excl. EI of $183.6m, up 14% from FY2002 of $161.5m � ROE at 18%, exceeding management target of 12% � Created value for shareholders � business restructuring and divestments resulting in EI gains of $101.5m � proposed total dividend of 7 cents per share (5 cents ordinary & 2 cents special) for 2003 - 56% higher than 2002 4

  5. Solid Performance & Growth Solid Performance & Growth � Maintained a healthy balance sheet � net borrowing maintained at $1.37bn despite significant acquisitions � net gearing at 0.6x � interest cover at 7x � Sustainable growth for the future � earnings underpinned by core businesses with stable earnings and growth upside � group orderbook (excl. long-term contracts in Utilities & Logistics) is $3.4bn 5

  6. Profit Growth Profit Growth PATMI ($’m) 350 300 3-Year CAGR = 35.1% 2003 PATMI 250 200 66% 150 285 100 172 172 116 50 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 Strong growth of 35% CAGR for 3 years Strong growth of 35% CAGR for 3 years 6

  7. High Returns High Returns 2003 ROE ROE (%) 20 18% 18 16 14 12 ROE 12% 10 target 18 18 8 14 6 11 4 2 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 Returns exceeded target Returns exceeded target 7

  8. Creating Value for Shareholders Creating Value for Shareholders Share Price Performance SembCorp Industries vs STI (Jan - Dec 2003) EPS (cents) 20 200% SCI 15 175% 150% 10 125% 15.7 STI 100% 9.5 5 75% 50% 1 0 -M a r-0 3 2 6 -M a r-0 3 1 1 -A p r-0 3 2 9 -A p r-0 3 1 5 -M a y-0 3 7 -A u g -0 3 2 5 -A u g -0 3 1 7 -N o v-0 3 1 -Ja n -0 3 1 7 -Ja n -0 3 4 -Fe b -0 3 2 0 -Fe b -0 3 2 -Ju n -0 3 1 8 -Ju n -0 3 4 -Ju l-0 3 2 2 -Ju l-0 3 1 0 -S e p -0 3 2 6 -S e p -0 3 1 4 -O ct-0 3 3 0 -O ct-0 3 3 -D e c-0 3 1 9 -D e c-0 3 0 2002 2003 SCI share price outperformed the STI by 29% 2003 EPS up by 65% SCI share price outperformed the STI by 29% 2003 EPS up by 65% 8

  9. Stable Earnings, Growth Upside Stable Earnings, Growth Upside Stable Earnings Earnings Upside from Stable Earnings Earnings Upside from Growth Businesses Growth Businesses Long-term contracts & Utilities Customer Alliances & & Logistics Orderbook SCI has businesses with stable earnings and growth upside SCI has businesses with stable earnings and growth upside 9

  10. Stable Earnings, Growth Upside Stable Earnings, Growth Upside STABLE EARNINGS STABLE EARNINGS Long-term contracts � Long-term contracts provide stable baseload earnings � Utilities - integrated utilities and gas contracts (10 - 22 years) � Logistics - government contracts (up to 19 years) � Environmental Engineering - municipal contracts (5 - 7 years) Customer alliances � SembMarine’s alliance partnerships provide baseload orderbook and steady earnings and cash flow Orderbook � Group orderbook healthy at $3.4bn, stretching into 2007 10

  11. Stable Earnings, Growth Upside Stable Earnings, Growth Upside EARNINGS UPSIDE FROM GROWTH BUSINESSES EARNINGS UPSIDE FROM GROWTH BUSINESSES Utilities � Consistent double-digit growth in profit � Continued focus on growth in Singapore and overseas � Expansion through leveraging client relationships Logistics � Consistent double-digit growth in profit � Focus on China and India � Target to achieve average 70% EBIT growth from North Asia over next 3 years � Well-positioned for growth in fast-growing logistics space 11

  12. Creating Value through Creating Value through Business Restructuring Business Restructuring DIVESTMENT GAINS OPERATING CASH FLOW EFFECTIVE DEPLOYMENT OF CAPITAL INVEST FOR GROWTH Logistics Utilities Marine Engineering - Establishing Asia- - Building strength in - Upping stake in PPL Pacific logistics supply Utilities through to grow offshore chain management SUTL and China business network investments Increase in 2003 profits due to business restructuring efforts Increase in 2003 profits due to business restructuring efforts 12

  13. Dividends Increase by 56% Dividends Increase by 56% � Board of Directors recommend a 20% (5 cents per share) and 8% (2 cents per share) special dividend for 2003 � This 28% 7 cents gross dividend is a 56% increase over 2002 � 35% of PATMI payable to shareholders, while continuing to invest in future performance � Represents dividend yield of 5.6% (based on Dec 31, 2003 closing share price) Net Dividend ($’m) 120 100 80 60 99.5 40 Steadily increasing dividends Steadily increasing dividends 63.9 20 37.6 0 2001 2002 2003 13

  14. FINANCIAL REVIEW FINANCIAL REVIEW By Lim Joke Mui Group CFO, SembCorp Industries 14

  15. Profit & Loss $M FY03 FY02 % Turnover 4,641.7 4,184.6 11 EBITDA 582.9 497.0 17 Profit Before Tax 470.6 290.9 62 PATMI 285.1 171.6 66 PATMI grew 66% to $285.1m PATMI grew 66% to $285.1m 15

  16. Contribution to Turnover $M FY03 FY02 % Utilities 1,933.0 1,071.9 80 Engineering & Construction 802.9 857.6 (6) Environmental Engineering 189.8 135.0 41 Logistics 465.2 428.9 8 Marine Engineering 1,061.6 1,006.9 5 Others 189.2 684.3 (72) TOTAL 4,641.7 4,184.6 11 Good topline topline growth by Utilities and growth by Utilities and Env Env. Engineering . Engineering Good 16

  17. Contribution to Turnover (%) – by geographical areas Rest of Rest of Asia Asia 14 Others 16 10 Others Singapore Singapore 14 55 Europe 55 21 Europe 15 FY03 FY02 FY03 FY02 Total Turnover - - $4.6bn $4.6bn Total Turnover - - $4.2bn $4.2bn Total Turnover Total Turnover 45% of Turnover from overseas 45% of Turnover from overseas 17

  18. Contribution to PATMI $M FY03 FY02 % Utilities 98.3 54.3 81 Engineering & Construction 0.6 (127.0) NM Environmental Engineering 12.5 9.2 36 Logistics 55.9 18.4 204 Marine Engineering 49.0 57.4 (15) Others 68.8 159.3 (57) 285.1 171.6 66 Utilities, Logistics and Marine Engineering main contributors Utilities, Logistics and Marine Engineering main contributors to PATMI. Utilities now contributes 34% of Group PATMI to PATMI. Utilities now contributes 34% of Group PATMI 18

  19. Exceptional Items Exceptional Items $M 2003 Cathay International Water disposal 77.2 PacNet disposal 16.5 Theme Parks 9.5 Norfolk mansion disposal 8.6 Building Material Group disposal (10.3) 101.5 Substantial gains from business restructuring & divestment 19

  20. Capex 2003 2003 Capex Capex for 2003 $678m � Investments $532m � Fixed Assets $146m $M Major Investment items:- SUT Sakra, SembCogen & SembGas 184 SembCorp Utilities Teesside 286 Phu My 3 15 Major Fixed Asset items:- Plant & Machinery 63 Capital WIP 36 Marine Vessels 15 20

  21. Cash Flow Statement $M FY03 FY02 Cash flow from operating activities before working capital 449 439 Changes in Working Capital (48) 161 Income tax paid (64) (70) Cash flow from Operating activities 337 530 Add: Divestments proceeds & sale of FA 203 378 Less: Acquisitions (incl. investments) (581) (344) Others 73 36 Cash flow from Investing activities (305) 70 Add: Issue of shares by SCI / subs 2 349 Less: Net drawdown / (repayment) of loan & interest 288 (844) Others (117) (91) Cash flow from Financing activities 173 (586) Net inflow/(outflow) during the year 205 14 Cash & cash equivalents at Dec 31 623 416 21

  22. Borrowings $M Dec 31, 2003 Dec 31, 2002 % PF loans 814 657 24 Long-term 579 811 (29) Short-term 660 347 90 Gross 2,053 1,815 13 Less Cash & FD (679) (482) 41 1,374 1,333 3 Net Debt Net Debt (excl. PF*) 762 772 (1) Net Gearing Ratio • exclude PF* 0.32 0.36 • include PF* 0.58 0.62 * PF - Non-recourse project financing 22

  23. Financial Indicators FY03 FY02 % EPS (cts) 15.7 9.5 65 ROE (%) 17.7 13.6 30 ROTA (%) 7.3 5.4 35 EVA ($m) 88.6 (90.2) +$178.8m EPS grew 65% to 15.7 cents. ROE at 18% EPS grew 65% to 15.7 cents. ROE at 18% 23

  24. Financial Indicators Dec 31, 2003 Dec 31, 2002 NTA per share (cts) 88.2 80.7 Net Gearing – excl. PF* (times) 0.3 0.4 Net Gearing – incl. PF* (times) 0.6 0.6 Interest Cover (times) 7.4 5.3 Balance sheet remains strong * PF - Non-recourse project financing 24

  25. OPERATIONS REVIEW OPERATIONS REVIEW By Wong Kok Siew Dy Chairman & CEO, SembCorp Industries 25

  26. Utilities Utilities Turnover ($M) PATMI ($M) ROE (%) 1,950.5 ( ↑ 79%) 98.3 ( ↑ 81%) 24.3 � Leading industrial site services provider � Strong top and bottom- line growth, underpinned by stable earnings 2004 priority � Focus on continual growth in profitability and overseas expansion 26

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