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Today’s Agenda
1. Gunkul Business
Conventional Business
Renewable Energy Business
2. Gunkul Performance Year 2010
3. Gunkul Backlog Year 2011 (as of Feb 28, 2011)
4. Q&A
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G.K. Assembly
Co., Ltd. (“GKA”)
(Manufacturer)
G.K. Power Product
Co., Ltd. (“GKP
(Manufacturer)
K.N.P. Supply
Co., Ltd. (“KNP”)
(Distributor)
99.99%
Gunkul Power Gen
Co., Ltd. (“GPG”)
(Power Producer)
99.99%
99.99%
99.99%
Gunkul Engineering Plc.
(“GUNKUL”)
GUNKUL is a marketing and trading arm of the group. GUNKUL sources products from manufacturers both outside and inside the
group and then caters to its customers which consist of foreign, private (general customers, contractors, factories and end-users) and
government entities.
Similar to GUNKUL, KNP is a marketing and trading arm. However, KNP will mainly focus at government agencies such as the
Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) and the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA).
GKA and GKP are manufacturing arms and supply their products to GUNKUL and KNP.
GKA’s main products are street lighting and accessory used in electric power transmission system under the group brands--“GUNKUL”, “GK”,
“ZIMLUG”, “PIGMAN”, “TOPWELD” and “ZIMTAP”.
GKP’s main products are protective and control equipment used in electric power transmission system such as insulator, fuse under “GUNKUL”
and “GK” brands.
KNPGKA
GKP
Manufacturers
ElectricalManufacturers
GUNKUL
Government
Private
Foreign
Distributors Customers
Group’s Structure Group’s Product and Service FlowSubsidiaries
GPG
Power Producer
GUNKUL’s Organization Structure
GPS
G.Power Sources
(“GPS”)
(Power Producer)
98.98%
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Electricity plants:
• Wind turbine components
A
Distribution lines:
• Cables and accessories
• Capacitors
• Fuse and switches
• Grounding
• Hardware and connectors
• Insulators
• Lightning protection
• Live part covers
• Maintenance equipment
• Meters
• Preformed
• Tools and instruments
• Transformers
D
Transmission lines:
• Cable and accessories
• Fuse and switches
• Hardware and connectors
• Insulators
• Lightning protection
• Maintenance equipment
• Tools and instruments
B
Substation:
• Battery and chargers
• Capacitors
• Grounding
• Maintenance equipment
• Meters
• Tools and instruments
• Transformers
C
Low voltage lines:
• Capacitors
• Explosion proof products
• Fuses and switches
• Grounding
• Hardware and connectors
• Insulators
• Lightning protection
• Meters
• Preformed
• Street lighting and control
• Telephone hardware
E
From the upstream to the downstream, GUNKUL offers full range of products and services
(as many as 5,000 electricity items)
GUNKUL’s Current Business
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GUNKUL’s Products: Electrical and Renewable Energy Equipment Business
Under its conventional business, products are mainly classified into 5 categories according to their usage:
1. Protective and control equipment
2. Cables andaccessories
3. Equipment and tools
4. Street lighting
5. Renewable energy
Owned Brands / Imported BrandsProducts in General Usage in Electricity Stream
A
DB C E
DB E
DB C E
E
Note: Electricity generation & plant Transmission lines Substation Distribution lines Low voltage lines A B C D E
GUNKUL, PIGMAN, Topweld,
ALCAD, GE, SEECO and
Thermoweld
GUNKUL, PIGMAN, GK
ZIMLUG,ZIMTAP and TYCO
IZUMI, DILO and Sensor LINK
GUNKUL and GK
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Strong Business Platform
Central Bidding
Individual
Purchasing Order
Customers’ Characteristics
Barrier to entry GUNKUL
• High qualification
requirements i.e. requiring
the product to meet 3
industrial standards
• Continuously order for replacement & expansion
• “High” barrier to entry
• Product meeting industrial standard
(TISI)
• Expensive type test for each product
• Difficulty to be a vendor list
• Limitation for 1st order, only 20% of total order for some product (that could have a
significant impact to the electric system)
• Approval for vender list
• Offers approx. 300 owned
product items to this segment,
• GUNKUL’s manufacturing
facilities have put the company at
advantage
• Expertise in sourcing quality
products to fulfill remaining categories
• Wholesalers and
contractors might come in a
form of project based
needs, therefore, they may
require diverse kinds of
products with certain quality at a time
• “Moderate to high” barrier to entry
• For those contractors awarded turnkey
projects from government, they will also
be required to meet the government’s
quality specifications. Accordingly,
suppliers such as GUNKUL will face the
same circumstances as selling to government segment
• Stay in good position and easy to
access this segment due to:
• GUNKUL is in an approved
vender list from state enterprise
• It offers more than 5,000 product items to this segment
• Myanmar Electric
Power Enterprise
(MEPE), Yangon
Electricity Supply
Board (YESB),
Electricite Du Laos (EL)
• Might come in a form of
project based needs,
therefore, this segment
may require diverse kinds of products at a time
• “High” barrier to entry
• Accessible and knowledgeable this type
of customers
• Funding capability
• Long established relationship and
network
• Fully understand characteristic of
customers
• Well recognized and supported
from financial institutional
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GUNKUL’s capability to serve all needs
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GUNKUL’s Products: Solar Power Generation Business
To fulfill its group’s potential, GUNKUL expands into Solar Business which is going to be a new
source for growth and cash flow
Schedule for COD of Solar Power Projects (MW)
3.0
3.0
7.4
15.4
19.9
30.9
3.0
4.4
8.0
4.5
8.0
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
Dec 2010 Jul 2011 May 2012 Jul 2012 Aug 2012
Project I Project I Project II Project III Project IV Project V
Already
CODJan 1, 2011
Expected
to CODAug 1, 2011
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Summary of Power Purchasing Agreement of Gunkul Powergen
Project I Project II Project III Project IV Project V
Capacity 3.0 MW 4.4 MW 8.0 MW 4.5 MW 8.0 MW 3.0 MW
Location Petchaboon Pichit Nakorn Nayok Pathum Thani
PPA Signing Date 28 June 2010 16 July 2010
Expected COD Date Dec 2010 July 2011 By May 2012 By July 2012 By August 2012
Investment THB 340 MB ~ THB 110 MB per MW
Technology Solar Frontier’s Thin Film CIS modules without cadmium, Schneider electrical equipment system
Selling price ~ THB 3.0 per kWh
Adder THB 8.0 per kWh for 10 years since start of COD
BOI Tax Exemption Year 1st - 8st : 100%, 9th – 13th : 50%
GUNKUL’s Products: Solar Power Generation Business
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Summary of Contractual Agreements for the first 3 MW Project
Electricity
Technology
Debt Funding
• Total financing of THB 315
MB with special interest
rate
• Collateral: Land and
equipment of project
• Guaranteed by GUNKUL
• Key Covenant: GUNKUL
maintain stake at least 75%
VSPP Non-firm PPA
with PEA
EPC ContractSolar Module
Purchase Agreement
Loan Agreement
• Thin Film CIS Solar Module
Technology
• 25 Years Guarantee
• Schneider will provide all
other equipment other
than the solar modules
• Guarantee efficiency of
equipment for 5 years
and will issue Credit
Agricole Corp. and
Investment Bank
guarantee for 10% of
contract size
• Tenor 5 years with automatic
extension of 5 years, which
can only be terminated by
seller, GPG
• COD within 2 years of signing
of PPA, which in practice can
be extended if the seller can
prove that they are committed
to investing in the project
• Non – firm contract because
seller cannot control sun light
therefore cannot determine
when to generate electricity to
grid
GUNKUL’s Products: Solar Power Generation Business
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3.0 MW Solar Power Plant Phase I Chon-Dan
January 4th, 2011 : Gunkul’s First Solar Power Plant has started commercial operation
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Grand Opening of 3 MW Chon-Dan, Petchaboon : January 4th, 2011
3.0 MW Solar Power Plant Phase I Chon-Dan
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3.0 MW Solar Power Plant Phase I Chon-Dan
3.0 MW Solar Power Plant
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3.0 MW Solar Power Plant Phase I Chon-Dan
Inverter Building: Inverter and Monitoring System
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0
100,000
200,000
300,000
400,000
500,000
600,000
700,000
800,000
900,000
1,000,000
Electricity Output Jan – Feb 2011Output KW(h)
Estimated Accumulated Electricity Output
Electricity Output (Plant Meter)
3 MW Solar Power Plant Phase I Chon-Dan
Average(Jan’11) = 16,331.47 KW(h) / Day
Average(FEB’11) = 15,542.11 KW(h) / Day
Standard = 13,972 KW(h) / Day
+14%
Actual Accumulated Electricity Output
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0.00
2,000,000.00
4,000,000.00
6,000,000.00
8,000,000.00
10,000,000.00
12,000,000.00
Revenue Generated Jan – Feb 2011Volume (BAHT)
Average(JAN’11) = 183,804.47 BAHT/ DAY
Average(FEB’11) = 174,126.59 BAHT/ DAY
Standard= 157,107 BAHT/ DAY
Estimated Accumulated Revenue
Revenue Generated (Plant Meter)
3 MW Solar Power Plant Phase I Chon-Dan
+21,858
BAHT/DAY (13.91%)
Actual Accumulated Revenue
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4.4 MW Solar Power Plant Phase II Chon-Dan
Project Information
COD: August 2011
Module: SunTech (c-Si)
Inverter: Schneider Electric
Financial Support: KTB
Investment: 460 MTHB
4.4 MW Solar Power Plant Phase II Chon-Dan
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26 MW Solar Power Plant
Project-Timeline : 26 MW Solar Power Plant
Data-Room
Board & AGM
Meeting
Joint Venture &
Negotiation Process
Land Preparation
Equipments on Site
Piling & Foundation
Electrical
Connection
Commissioning &
Operation
Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul
Board
Paid-Up Capital &
Project Financial
AGM
Aug Sep
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GUNKUL’s Products: Solar Power Generation Business
Gunkul appointed KS (Kasikorn Securities PLC) as a Financial Advisor to find a Joint
Venture. This 26 MW Solar Power Plant is expected to COD on September 2011
Schedule for COD of Solar Power Projects (MW)
Project I Project II Project III Project IV
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6.5
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
Tasang, Nokhon Sawan
TaKeed, Nokhon Sawan
Dongkorn,Chainat
Klongluang, Pratumtani
6.56.5
13.06.5
19.5
6.5
Note: 26 MW Solar Power Plant Project is on the process of considering strategic partner
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GUNKUL’s Products: Solar Power Generation Business
Project I Project II Project III Project IV
Capacity 6.5 MW 6.5 MW 6.5 MW 6.5 MW
LocationTa-Sang, Nokhon
Sawan
Ta-Keed, Nokhon
SawanDongkorn, Chainat
Klongluang,
Pratumtani
SCOD 30 Sep. 2011 30 Sep. 2011 30 Sep. 2011 30 Sep. 2011
Technology C-Si and Central Inverter
Selling price ~ 3 THB/kWh
Adder THB 8.0 per kWh for 10 years since start of COD
BOITax Exemption: Year 1st - 8st : 100%, 9th – 13th : 50%
Import tax: 0%
Summary of Power Purchasing Agreement of GPS
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26 MW Solar Power Plant
PV modules and
StructureArray boxes Inverters
Transformers and Cables
MV boardSelling point
and Civil Work
26 MW Solar Power Plant: Technology and Scope of Work
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GUNKUL’s Products: Solar Power Generation Business
Over all Schedule for COD of Solar Power Projects of GPG & GPS (MW)
56.9
3.00
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
Dec 2010 Jul 2011 May 2012 Jul 2012 Aug 2012
40
45
50
55
60
Sep 2011
4.43.0
7.4
26
33.48.0
41.4 4.5
45.98.0
3.0
Project I Project I Project II Project III Project IV Project V Project VI
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2010 Revenue Breakdown
Government and foreign segments have been taking turns as a major contributor to
GUNKUL’s revenue
Revenue Breakdown by Type of Customer
447 443719
451 448
347 391
285
249 240
310
704 362
164
600
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
THB (MN)
Government Private Foreign
% Revenue Breakdown by Type of Customer
1,104
1,538
1,366
864
1,288 600
240
448
Foreign Private Government
(46.62%)(34.75%)
(18.61%)
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Revenue from Trading and Manufacturing
GUNKUL’s own production facilities give competitive edges
Revenue vs. Overall Gross Margin Net Profit vs. Net Profit Margin
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Our Financial Flexibility
Low D/E provides flexibility in doing business
GUNKUL ’s Liabilities
155
368
75 74153
144
121
276
140
250204
17
11
7
11
97159
66
131
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
200 200 200 200 2010
THB MN
AP ST-trade related liabilites LT-int.bearing Other liabilities
D/E Ratio
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
200 200 200 200 2010
6.2
2.4
0.7 0.70.58
GUNKUL
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Growing up Balance Sheets
Balance Sheets
Unit : MB
Current Asset
Non
Current
Asset
Current
Liabilities
Non Current
Liabilities
Shareholders' Equity
Total Asset 856.99
619.6
As of Dec.31,2009
237.23
343.31
8.47
505.20
As of Dec.31,2010
754.48
1,035.23
651.46
6.04
1,132.21
Total Asset 1,789.71
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Financial Ratio
Financial Ratio Analysis
RatioConsolidated Separate Financial
Statements
Dec.31,09 Dec.31,10 Dec.31,09 Dec.31,10
Current Ratio 1.81 1.59 1.12 1.99
Quick Ratio 0.98 1.06 0.72 1.57
Account Receivable Turnover 2.85 4.13 3.13 4.06
Inventory Turnover 2.81 3.03 3.73 5.99
Fixed Asset Turnover 4.53 2.55 37.75 64.34
Total Asset Turnover 1.01 0.72 1.08 0.87
Cash Flow Liabilities
Turnover 31.04% 32.67% 16.85% 48.94%
Debt Ratio 0.41 0.37 0.52 0.29
Gross Margin 25.45% 28.45% 18.14% 21.33%
Net Profit Margin 6.15% 9.47% 5.91% 6.35%
Return on Asset 5.62% 9.31% 6.59% 6.98%
Return on Equity 9.51% 15.05% 14.10% 11.22%
Profitability
Ratios
Asset
Management
Ratios
Liquidity Ratios
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2007 2008 2009 2010
Revenue
• Foreign 703.79 362.10 163.87 600.36
• Local 834.15 1,004.10 700.20 688.40
Total Revenue 1,537.94 1,366.20 864.07 1,288.76
Account Receivable 339.43 371.79 226.52 311.30
Percentage of income 22% 27% 26% 24%
Account Receivable Turnover*Non Consolidated 3.80 2.85 4.13
Inventory 367.42 351.88 265.99 342.80
Percentage of income24% 26% 31% 27%
Inventory Turnover* Non Consolidated 3.95 2.81 3.03
Performance of Year 2007 - 2010
(THB : MB)Performance of Year 2007 - 2010
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Backlog as of February 28, 2011
Backlog to confirm GUNKUL’s Momentum
643 MB Revenue is secured for 2011 (Excluded Private Sales)
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
THB mn
Myanmar Goverment
533
100110
$ 9 Million US
Contract Expected to
Sign with MEPE, YESBwithin Q1’ 2011
Generally, revenue from government
sector during the past 5 years had
been recorded around 450 MB.
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Sales Growth - 2011
ForecastEPC/
SOLAR
GPG GPS > 50%
Foreign Special
Project
Private
Contractor
Govern
mentTotal
3 MW
(4 Jan,11)
4.5 MW
(1 Aug,11)
26 MW
(1 Oct,11)
Year 2010
-Revenue - - - - 600 94 146 448 1,288
Year 2011
-Growth * 55 26 35 80% 100% 25% 10%
(THB : MB)Renewable Energy Business Conventional Business