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2009 Full Year Results Briefing23 February 2010
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• 2009 IN SUMMARY • RESULTS OVERVIEW• PERFORMANCE REVIEW• PROSPECTS• Q&A
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UOL GROUP LIMITED • 2009 IN SUMMARY• RESULTS OVERVIEW
GWEE LIAN KHENGGROUP CHIEF EXECUTIVE
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• Revenue crossed $1 billion for the first time (excluding share of sales revenueof associated companies)
• PATMI nearly tripled to $424.2 million
• Our capital position and earnings capacity remained strong despite global economic downturn
• Pre-empted downside risk by unlocking development assets, stayed launch ready and caught tail wind of recovery
• Proxy play of office market with strategic acquisition of UIC stake
• Timely replenishment of development sites
• Enhanced margins of development projects by locking in construction cost in down cycles
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Revenue 12% to $1 billion• higher progressive recognition of revenue from residential projects • higher average rental rates from most of Group’s investment properties
Operating Profit before fair value losses of associated companies 22%, $429.9m• higher income from property development, property investments and share of
profits from associated companies
PATMI 188% to $424.2m • negative goodwill on acquisition of UIC shares• inclusive of fair value losses
ROE 137% to 10.2%• improved earnings and negative goodwill
Total Assets 20% to $7,328.0m• new acquisition of land, increased stake in UIC and fair value gains on
available-for-sale financial assets
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S$m FY 2009 FY 2008 % Change
Revenue 1,007.1 899.2 +12
Operating profit before fair value (losses)/gains of associated companies 429.9 351.5 +22
Negative goodwill on acquisition of an associated company 281.1 - n.m
Impairment of property, plant and equipment (3.8) (37.0) (90)
Fair value losses on investment properties (147.6) (106.8) +38
Profit before tax 493.5 210.4 +135
PATMI 424.2 147.2 +188
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FY 2009 FY 2008 Change %
Earnings per share before fair value and other gains/ (losses) 42.0 cents 31.6 cents +33
Earnings per share 53.7 cents 18.5 cents +190
Net tangible asset value per share $5.25 $4.22 +24
Return on equity before fair value and other gains/ (losses) 8.0% 7.4% +8
Return on equity 10.2% 4.3% +137
Dividends per share (Ordinary) 10.0 cents 7.5 cents +33
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FY 2009 FY 2008 % Change
Total equity $4,608m $3,815m 21
Cash $281m $264m 6
Net debt $1,986m $1,619m 23
Gearing ratio 0.43 0.42 -
Average borrowing cost 2.33% 2.95% Improved
% Term loan 73% 72% -
Interest cover (including interest capitalised)
9 Xs 10 Xs -
Ave debt maturity (Yr) 1.9 years 2.2 years -
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Year Maturity profile (as at 31.12.09)
$m %
Within 1 year 697 20
1-2 years 324 19
2-3 years 839 29
> 3 years 326 32
Total Debt 2,186 100
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2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 CAGR %
Revenue 339.7 349.8 509.0 461.9 461.2 505.5 605.1 713.5 899.2 1,007.1 12.8
Profit before tax 114.2 103.2 200.1 115.9 485.6 149.8 406.8 938.8 210.4 493.5 17.7
PATMI 72.2 69.6 161.4 78.8 381.6 100.1 339.4 758.9 147.2 424.2 21.7
Net debt Equity Ratio 0.52 0.59 0.53 0.42 0.16 0.19 0.20 0.21 0.42 0.43 -0.6
Return on Equity (%) 3.73% 4.01% 9.50% 4.45% 19.90% 4.23% 10.76% 19.23% 4.34% 10.23% 11.8
Total Assets ($m) 3,470.9 3,316.4 3,075.3 3,059.2 3,478.1 3,520.2 4,651.9 6,182.3 6,093.6 7,328.0 8.7
NAV per share 3.28 2.83 2.77 2.52 2.40 2.96 3.95 4.91 4.22 5.25 5.3
EPS – Basic (cents) 12.2 11.5 26.3 12.8 50.7 12.6 42.8 95.4 18.5 53.7 17.8
Market Capitalisation ($m) 916.0 1,035.9 987.6 1,337.7 1,602.0 1,991.0 3,449.9 3,598.2 1,767.3 3,189.0 14.9
A Decade of Growth
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UOL GROUP LIMITED • PERFORMANCE REVIEW • PROSPECTS
LIAM WEE SIN CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
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($m)
Property development
Property investments
Hotel operations Dividend Income
Management services
533.8
141.7
294.5
21.2 15.9
379.2
126.1
339.0
30.8 24.1
FY 2009FY 2008
+ 41%
+ 12%
- 13%
- 34%- 31%
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Key Revenue DriversVariance 2009 vs 2008
($m)
Property development
Property investments
Hotel operations
Dividend Income
Management services
155.1
100.6
44.2
20.93.0
122.9
76.2 71.3
30.7
6.0
FY 2009FY 2008
+ 26%
+ 32%
- 38%
- 49%- 32%
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Key Profit DriversVariance 2009 vs 2008
Revenue Total Asset Value
($m)
1,007.1 899.2 7,328.0 6,093.5
13%
87%
316.4 299.5
FY2009 FY2008
6,500.5 5,314.7
827.5 778.8
FY2009 FY2008
774.7 645.0
232.4 254.228%23%
77%72%
17%
83%
FY2009 FY2008
279.6 247.9
36.8 51.6
Local International
11%
89%
12%
88%
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Segmental Operating Profit
Property development
$379.2m 42%
Property investments
$126.1m14%
Hotel operations$339.0m
38%
Management services $24.1m
3%
Investments $30.8m
3%
FY 2008
Property development
$533.8m 53%
Property investments
$141.7m14%
Hotel operations $294.5m
29%
Management services $15.9m
2%Investments
$21.2m2%
FY 2009
Property Development
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Property development
533.8
379.2
FY 2009 FY 2008
+ 41%
Property development
$155.1m 48%
Property investments
$100.6m 31%
Hotel operations
$44.2m14%
Management services $3.0m
1%Investments
$20.9m6%
FY 2009
Property development
$122.940%
Property investments
$76.2m 25%
Hotel operations
$71.3m23%
Management services $6.0m
2%
Investments $30.7m
10%
FY 2008
Property Development
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Property development
155.1
122.9
FY 2009 FY 2008
+ 26%
No. of UnitsSold
Sales Value$m
Total Floor Area (sq m)
2009 1,013 1,200* 132,380
2008 317 1,048 57,510
2007 299 675 46,300
2006 535 426 53,160
2005 44 43 5,130
* Sales value in FY2009 increased by 15%.
Record sale of over 1,000 residential units and sales value of $1.2 billion
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• Located along Simei Street 4 near ChangiBusiness Park
• 646 apartment units • Launched in March 2009• 92% SOLD as at 31 Dec 2009• Average price $652 psf (approx.)
Meadows@PeirceDouble Bay Residences
• Located along Upper Thomson Road• 479 apartment units • Launched in July 2009• 73% SOLD as at 31 Dec 2009• Average price $868 psf (approx.)
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New launches tap rising demand in mass and mid-markets
• Located along Upper East Coast• 88 unit boutique development • Launched in May 2008• SOLD OUT
Nassim Park Residences Breeze by the East
• Super-luxury development • 100 exclusive apartments • Launched in June 2008• 85% SOLD as at 31 Dec 2009• Average price $2,898 (approx.)
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Nassim Park Residences
Sold out of Breeze by the East and strong sale for Nassim Park Residences
Launched No. of Units Units sold* (as at 31.12.09)
Average psf
Meadows@Peirce July 2009 479 73% S$868
Double Bay Residences March 2009 646 92% S$652
Nassim Park Residences June 2008 100 85% S$2,898
Breeze by the East May 2008 88 100% S$847
Panorama April 2008 223 88% RM992
Panorama
Breeze by the East Nassim Park Residences Double Bay Residences
Sale status of launched projects
* Based on sales and purchase agreement signed.20
Acquired GLS site at Dakota Crescent
• Site area 17,190 sq m
• GFA 60,164 sq m, approx. 616 units
• 100% stake
JV with fund managed by LaSalle Asia Investment Management for site at Toh Tuck Road
• Former Rainbow Gardens
• Site area 12,093 sq m
• GFA 16,930 sq m, approx. 172 units
• 50% stake
New acquisitions through GLS and JV
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Project Name/Location Tenure of Land
Site Area (sq m)
Est. Saleable Area(sq m)
Est. No. of Units
% Owned
Site at Dakota Crescent 99 17,190 59,280 616 100
‘Spottiswoode Park/ Oakswood Heights’ at Spottiswoode
FH 9,605 27,850 350 100
Site at Toh Tuck Road 999 12,093 19,750 172 50
Total 38,888 106,880 1,138
Over 1,000 pipeline residential units in Singapore
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Project Name/Location Site Area (sq m)
Est. Saleable Area (sq m)
Est. No. of Units
% Owned
Tianjin (Hai He)*Mixed development
22,895 56,140 520 90
KL (Jalan Conlay) 15,986 81,220 494 60
Total 38,881 137,360 1,014*Mixed development consisting of 538 apartments, a 328-room hotel, 17,600 sq m of office and 9,800 sq m of retail space.
Over 1,000 pipeline residential units in international
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Tianjin Jalan Conlay
Pavilion 11 • 180-unit condominium along Minbu/Akyab Road
(District 11)
one-north Residences• 405 units of mixed office and residential apartments
and 22 retail units at one-north Gateway
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one-north Residences
Pavilion 11
Two residential TOPs in 2009
Project Name % Equity Stake
No. of Units
Saleable Area
(sq m)
% Sold(as at 31.12.09)
% Complete
(as at 31.12.09)
Approx. TOP Date
One Amber 30 562 68,740 100 76 1Q2010
The Regency at Tiong Bahru 60 158 18,200 100 95 1Q2010
Southbank 70 273 24,160 100 91 1Q2010
Duchess Residences 70 120 19,800 99 66 3Q2010
Breeze by the East 100 88 16,120 100 40 4Q2010
Nassim Park Residences 50 100 38,440 85 32 4Q2010
Panorama 55 223 24,930 88 31 1Q2011
Meadows@Peirce 100 479 66,270 73 21 3Q2011
Double Bay Residences 60 646 77,530 92 5 2Q2012
Profit recognition of launched projects(Only for pre-TOP)
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Newton Suites • International Architecture Award (IAA)• Green Good Design Award • MIPIM Asia Award• 1st Runner Up for FIABCI Prix d'Excellence Award
one-north Residences Singapore• Cityscape Asia - Best Urban Design & Master Planning
(Highly Commended) • Asia Pacific Residential Property Awards for Best
Architecture
Meadows@Peirce, Singapore • Green Mark Award (Gold) by BCA
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2009 Awards for residential projects
one-north Residences
Newton Suites
Property development
$379.2m 42%
Property investments
$126.1m14%
Hotel operations$339.0m
38%
Management services $24.1m
3%
Investments $30.8m
3%
FY 2008
Property development
$533.8m 53%
Property investments
$141.7m14%
Hotel operations $294.5m
29%
Management services $15.9m
2%
Investments$21.2m
2%
FY 2009
Property Investments
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Property investments
141.7
126.1
FY 2009 FY 2008
+ 12%
Property development
$155.1m 48%
Property investments
$100.6m 31%
Hotel operations
$44.2m14%
Management services $3.0m
1%
Investments $20.9m
6%
FY 2009
Property development
$122.940%
Property investments
$76.2m 25%
Hotel operations
$71.3m23%
Management services $6.0m
2%
Investments $30.7m
10%
FY 2008
Property Investments
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Property Investments
100.6
76.2
FY 2009 FY 2008
+ 32%
Properties Net LettableArea
(sq m)SingaporeNovena Square 57,197United Square 45,749Odeon Towers 18,360Faber House 3,866
Total 125,172Pipeline
Tianjin (Hai He)Mixed development
18,492
Grand Total 143,664 Velocity@Novena Square United Square
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Lease Renewal% Change in
Overall Average Rent FY09 vs FY08
% of Lease Expiry in
2010*
% of Lease Renewed
as at 31.12.09
Offices Novena Square +4 68 80United Square +18 35 17Odeon Towers +26 30 12Faber House +3 51 10Shopping MallsVelocity +4 30 32United Square +10 31 17* % of Lease is based on total net lettable area.
Tenancy Management
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• Office rental renewal increase of between 3 and 26%• Retail rental renewal increase of between 4 and 10%
Novena Square United Square Odeon Towers Faber House
98%
93% 93%
95%
YTD 31.12.09
NLA 57,197 45,749 18,360 3,866(sq m)
Above 90% occupancy for all commercial properties
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Lease Expiry by Property
Novena Square United Square Odeon Towers Faber House
58%
33%30%
51%
24%28%
32%26%
17%
29%
12%15%
201020112012
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As at 31 December 2009, 55% of office leases and 24% of retail leases expiring in 2010 renewed.
Industry/ Sectors Office space (%)FMCG 17Electronics, IT, Telco 11Property & Construction 11Banking, Insurance & Finance 8Energy & Resources 7
Industry/ Sectors Retail space (%)Food & Beverage 26Sports & Fitness 14Education 13Fashion & Accessories 12Health, Beauty & Wellness 10
Commercial Tenant Mix
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• Well diversified commercial tenant mix• Possibility of increased F&B in retail malls
United Square• Popular character shows such as Barney and Ben 10
• Increased family friendly services at United Square
• Won the Singapore Retailers Association Best Centre Management Award 2009
Velocity@Novena Square• Asian Youth Games mascot unveiling
• Meet-the-fans event with Liverpool players
• Velocity Beach Festival won the Singapore RetailersAssociation’s Best Retail Event of the Year Award in 2008
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Velocity@Novena Square
United Square
A&P programmes and Awards for retail malls
UIC became a 32% associated company in Q1 2009• Timely acquisition yields $281 million negative goodwill in FY2009
• Proxy play on Singapore’s office market and exposure to quality commercial properties
Share of operating profits of associated companies up 150%• Increased contribution from Nassim Park Residences and UIC as an associated
company
• $154.4 million vs $61.8 million in FY 2008 excluding fair value loss/gain
• Fair value losses of properties of $66.1 million reduces share of profits to $88.3 million
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PROSPECTS
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Economic rebound in Asia, uncertainty in US & Europe- Asia-led recovery with strong liquidity, accelerating urbanization and rising
consumption- Concerns on US & Europe jobless recovery, sovereign debt crisis and risks from
withdrawal of fiscal stimulus
Healthy fundamentals for key Asia property markets- Rapid urbanization drives demand in China - Real wealth created by strong GDP growth- Strong home ownership aspiration- Healthy fiscal balance
Singapore property outlook remains resilient- Residential property expected to stay resilient in view of the IR factor, population
factor, the strong fundamentals and remaking of Singapore- Retail and office rents expected to face challenges due to impending supply
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Property Development Property Investments
Hospitality
Market diversificationAchieve more balanced geographic contributions. Scale up portfolio in China and Vietnam.
Business expansionExpand landbank through acquisitions and JVs.
Healthy pipeline of residential properties to be launched.
Strong earnings visibility
Build strong brand recognition Innovative and quality developments in niche locations.
Strategic expansion to broaden capabilities and grow earnings.
Brand recognition of United Square and Velocity as themed malls.
Asset enhancement improve tenant mix to increase yield and long term capital value.
2010 office lease renewal 55% committed.
New income contribution from PARKROYAL Serviced Residences in KL and stronger contribution from Pan Pacific Serviced Suites in Singapore.
Hotel Plaza Limited was renamed to Pan Pacific Hotels Group Limited which owns and manages hotels.
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Strategic Investments
UIC, UOB and PPHG.
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