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IntroductionEastern Water Resources Development
and Management PLC.16 October 2008
ContentsContents
Company Overview
Business Overview
Operation Highlights
Financial Highlights
Future Investments
Company Highlights
1992 :The Cabinet assigned PWA to establish East Water Company with initial• 1992 :The Cabinet assigned PWA to establish East Water Company with initialregistration of THB 10 million
• 1997 :The East Water listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) with theregistered capital of THB 1,000 millionregistered capital of THB 1,000 million
• 1999 :The first water company obtained the quality management – ISO 9000,:Issuance of THB 2,500-million Long-term Debenture
• 2000 :Achieving operating tap water in using Reverse Osmosis (RO)2000 :Achieving operating tap water in using Reverse Osmosis (RO)• 2004 :Issuance of 20-million-share Rights Offering and 7.5-million-share Public
Offering ,:Increased the registered capital to THB 1,665 million:Increased the registered capital to THB 1,665 million
• 2005 :Par split from 10 Baht/Share to 1 Baht/Share,:7-Yr-term Loan of THB 2,000 million for new pipeline project
• 2006 :Obtained the environmental management - ISO 14001 : 20042006 :Obtained the environmental management ISO 14001 : 2004• 2008 :TRIS Affirmed A+ Credit Rating with Stable outlook in January
:Selling 24-million-share reduce entirely holding proportion in EHP:The resolution of adjusting the raw water tariff structure in 2008-2012 for every:The resolution of adjusting the raw water tariff structure in 2008-2012 for everyareas by gradually effective from May 2008
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Shareholding StructureOriginal (1992)
IPO (1997)
PWA
100%
PWA
44%
Public 51%
IEAT5%
Registered capital THB 10 MillionRegistered capital THB 1,000 Million
PWA40 20%
Institutions18 86%
Retail Investors
7.53%Retail Investors & 40.20%18.86%Institutions 26.39%
IEAT
Utilico 10.12%Paid-up Capital = THB ~1,663.72 Million
As of 8 Aug 2008
IEAT4.57%
EGCOMP18.72%
Note: *PWA : Provincial Waterworks Authority, a state enterprise responsible for waterworks outside BKKy, p p
*IEAT : Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand, a state enterprise responsible for establishment industrial estates
*EGCOMP : a public company limited, produce and supply electricity in Thailand
*Utilico : Utilico Emerging Markets Limited, an investment company from UK
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ContentsContents
Company Overview
Business Overview
Operation Highlights
Financial Highlights
Future Investments
Operation Framework
AgriculturesRID ReservoirsRID Reservoirs Agricultures
60%
RID ReservoirsRID Reservoirs40%
Industrial Estates53% Raw
Water 96%
Treated Water 4%4%
Other Factories12%
Waterworks35%
12%
* Raw Water Loss Rate: 0.99% as of Q3/086
Serviced Areas
• Due to the higher pace of industrial g pgrowth, the Company operates majorly in three provinces : Rayong, Chonburi and Chachoengsao
E t W t ’ i li t k i
III• East Water’s pipelines network ranging from diameter 500 – 1500 mm. and 324 km. in length linking as the water grid line in Eastern Seaboard
NongKho
BangPra
PrasaeBangkok
KlongYaiNongPlaLaiII
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I DokKrai
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East Water Group Structure
East Water
Tap Water Related Business
Universal Utilities : 100%* THB 510 million
Water Trades and Services : 100%*THB 5 million
Water Trades and Services : 100%*THB 5 million
Universal Utilities : 100%* THB 510 million
Water Trades and Services : 100%*THB 5 million
Water Trades and Services : 100%*THB 5 million
Water Trades and Services : 100%*THB 5 million
Water Trades and Services : 100%*THB 5 million
Water Trades and Services : 100%*THB 5 million
Universal Utilities : 100%* THB 510 million
Water Trades and Services : 100%*THB 5 million
Water Trades and Services : 100%*THB 5 million
Bangpakong Water Supply
Chachoengsao Water Supply
Nakornsawan Water Supply
Bangpakong Water Supply
Chachoengsao Water Supply
Nakornsawan Water Supply
Bangpakong Water Supply Co.,Ltd.
Chachoengsao Water Supply Co.,Ltd.
Nakornsawan Water Supply Co Ltd
Contract to service drinking vending machine
Transform to water engineering servicesNakornsawan Water Supply
Rayong Waterworks
Operations & Maintenance Surin, Ratchaburi –SamutSongkhram
Nakornsawan Water Supply
Rayong Waterworks
Operations & Maintenance
Nakornsawan Water Supply Co.,Ltd.
Rayong Waterworks
Operation & Maintenance
Non Revenue Water
East Water Sattahip, Borwin Waterworks
Provincial Water works Authority 2 project,Metropolitan Water works Authority 1 project
Operations & Maintenance
Non Revenue Water
East Water
Non Revenue Water
East Water
EGCOM TARA : 15%* THB 345 million
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Koh Sichang, Lan, Samui Waterworks
ContentsContents
Company Overview
Business Overview
Operation Highlights
Financial Highlights
Future Investments
Bangpakong River
Reserve Pool 2 Mcm.
ChacheongsaoIV
ชลบรุี
Reserve Pool 7.5 Mcm.Siam Water Resource 10 Mcm.
NongKhoBangPra
KlongYaiPrasae
Puakdang-BorwinII
ChonburiIII
D kK i
KlongYaiNongPlaLai
DokKrai
Existing Pipe NetworkConstructing Pipe Network
RayongI
ระยอง
Source of Raw Water, Pipelines Network and Service Areas Source of Raw Water, Pipelines Network and Service Areas 10
NetworkService Area
Classification of Raw water sold out
P ti f t ld i h i Proportion of raw water sold to end userProportion of raw water sold in each service areas
32%
4% Rarong
56%
32%Puakdang-Borwin
8% Chonburi
Chacheongsao
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79%
53%
76%
31%
28%
69%
31%
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Forecasted Water Demand in Service AreasForecasted Water Demand in Service Areas
Service Areas Forecasted Water Demand(mcm.)2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2017
1.Rayong 130.1 140.1 156.6 168.0 177.3 232.6
2.Puakdang-Borwin 18.3 20.7 21.8 24.8 26.4 35.7
3.Chonburi 73.1 77.6 86.9 97.5 104.3 146.5
Rayong + Chonburi Areas 221.5 238.4 265.3 290.3 308.0 414.8
4.Chacoengsao 8.5 9.2 9.5 9.7 11.4 25.5
All Service Areas 230.0 247.67.6%
274.811%
300.09.1%
319.46.4%
440.3
2008-2012 : Water Demand Growth approx. 8.6% per year2013-2017 : Water Demand Growth approx 6 4% per year
*Source : Water Demand & Supply Forecast for 5 years (latest revise in Q4/2008)
2013-2017 : Water Demand Growth approx. 6.4% per year
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Major Customer of East Water
P i E i ti C t P t C tProvince Existing Customer Prospect CustomerRayong Heavy Industry
General IndustrySCC ChemicalDOW Chemical
Cy
Petro ChemicalNatural GasPower PlantSteel Plant
PTTCHPower PlantDomestic Consumption
Steel PlantAuto Accessory
Chonburi General IndustryElectricityDomestic Consumption
General IndustryDomestic Consumption(Tourist)
Chacheongsao Automotive Assemble PlantDomestic Consumption
General IndustryPower Plant
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Raw water Demand vs Supply in Chonburi&Rayong25512008 10 yr : 2017
500
550
600
yr)
463 1 mcmKlong Pra Ong Chao Chaiyanuchit 70 mcm
Klong Wang ta nod 70 mcm
350
400
450
d (m
cm/y
393.1 mcm
463.1 mcm
Bangpakong Ri er 50 mcm
Prasae Reservoir 80 mcm
250
300
350
r Dem
and 323.1 mcm
243.1 mcmRayong River 21.4 mcm
Bangpakong River 50 mcm
150
200
aw W
ater
DK+NPL+NK 171.7 mcm193.1 mcm
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50
100 Ra
Raw Water Demand
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Long Plan of Raw Water Resource Supply
1. Water resourcesdevelopment by RID
1.1 Pipeline linkage fromKlong Phra-ong-chao toBangpra project : 70 mcm.
1 2 Pipeline linkage from1.2 Pipeline linkage fromKlong Wang-ta-node toPrasae project :70 mcm.
Existing Pipe NetworkConstructing Pipe Network18
Long Plan of Raw Water Resource Supply
2. Water resourcesdevelopment by EW
2.1 Private Water Puddle : 60-80 mcm.
2.2 Off-stream Reservoir : 30 mcm.
2.3 Sea Water Reverse Osmosis : 100k-300k/day ( 36-100 mcm./year)
Existing Pipe NetworkConstructing Pipe Network19
Depending Portion of Source of Raw Water
(89 mcm )(89 mcm.)
(252 mcm.) (232 mcm.)
(172 mcm.)
EW : Bangpakong River, Rayong River, Reserve Pool, Private Water Puddle, Siam Water Resource, Off-stream Reservoir, RO
RID : Dokkrai, Nongplalai, Nongkho, Prasae Reservior 20
ContentsContents
C O iCompany Overview
Business Overview
Operation Highlights
Financial Highlights
Future Investments
Projected Tariff Structure in 2008-2012
Unit: Baht/m3
Type of CustomersNew Tariff In 2008*
Expected Tariff
In 2009
Expected Tariff
In 2010
Expected Tariff
In 2011
Expected Tariff
In 2012In 2009 In 2010 In 2011 In 2012
1. PWA &Government & Domestic Consumption
8.5** 9.25 10.00 10.50 11.00
2. IEAT and existing user 8.5** 9.25 10.00 10.50 11.00
3. Private Industrial Estate 9.5 10.25 11.00 11.50 12.00
4 General&Other Factory 10 5 11 25 12 00 12 50 13 004. General&Other Factory 10.5 11.25 12.00 12.50 13.00
22* Gradually increasing the tariff from May 2008 classified and negotiated by type of customers** 7 Baht/m3 during May- Dec 2008 for the 7 sales contract of PWA(6) and IEAT(1) in chonburi according to the resolution of EGM2/2008
Raw Water Costs Breakdown
Year on Year COGS of Raw Water ComparisonCOGS & Revenue of Raw Water Comparison
18%12%17%12% Raw Water
1 256 941,344.05
1,404.10
1,603.24
1,328.0618%
5%
31%
12%
4%
30%
Labour
Electricity9M/2007
1,106.781,256.94
on B
aht
34%37%
30%
Depreciation
Milli
o
Others
9M/20082003 2004 2005 2006 2007 9M/2008
38% 37% 38%38%38% 39%
COGS Rev
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East Water Group Source of Revenue
2 500 Pi
Million Baht
8%
2,3652,374
2,000
2,500 Pipes
Drinking Water1 350 5%
9%5%
5%
2,0311,803 1%
8%
19%12% 20%
13%
3%
5%1%
1,781
1,000
1,500
Services Income
1,350
8%10%
1%
8%
5%
8% 13%
5% 15%5%
22%
500 Tap Water68%83% 65% 57% 65% 71%
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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 9M/2008Raw Water
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Sustainable Raw Water Volume and Sale Growth
Million Cubic Meter Million Baht
250
190199
2111800
2000
1 404
1,603
230 1,760
200157
178
190
174
1400
1600
1,106
1,1061,344
1,404
1,328150
174
800
1000
12001,328
50
100
400
600
800
0
50
0
200
400
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 9M/08 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 9M/08
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Continuous Tap Water Volume and Sale Growth
90
Million Cubic Meter
700
Million Baht
61.4870
80 75.60
600
700
472
566
39 4550
60
400
500
317 431
20 68
31.18
39.45 51.30
30
40300
400
221
317 431
13.53
20.68
20
30
200 123159
0
10
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 9M/080
100
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 9M/08
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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 9M/08
Consolidated EBIT & EBITDA
EBIT EBITDA
1200
1024
1048 10391107
951800
900 817 827 783754
730
800
1000812
600
700656
600400
500
400
200
300
400
200100
200
02003 2004 2005 2006 2007 9M/08
02003 2004 2005 2006 2007 9M/08
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Net Profits Performance
Consolidated Net Income Separated Net Income
Million Baht
Separated Net Income
Million Baht
9M/20089M/2008
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Non-Revenue Water(Loss-Rate) in Tap Water Pipe
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Financial Structure of East Water
Consolidated D/E RatioSeparated D/E Ratio
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Dividend Policy
Baht/Share*
0.350.33
0.45
0.38 0.37
0 310.23 0.28
0.31
57%61%57% 56% 66% 68% 81%55%
57% 55%61%
* Adjusting figure for comparison purpose of par split from 10 to 1 Baht/share since May 200531
Source of FundsSource of Loan Amount
(MB)Outsta-nding
Tenor (years)
Ratey1-y3
Ratey4-y5
Ratey6-y7
Long-Term Loan from KTB- Tranche A 1500 1163 7 6* MLR-1.50 MLR-0.75
- Tranche B- Tranche C( Semi Annual)
5001500
2471500
77
MLR-1.50*4.8
MLR-1.50MLR-1.75
MLR-0.75MLR-1.50
( Semi-Annual)
Source of Loan Amount (MB)
Outsta-nding
Tenor (years)
Ratey1
Ratey2-y4
Ratey5-y7
Long-Term Loan from KBANKKBANK- Tranche A(Undrawdown)
1000 - 7 MLR-2.0 MLR-1.75 MLR-1.50
* Re-interest rate as 4.5% from July 2007 until Oct 2010 for KTB Long-Term Loan tranche A-B32
ContentsContents
C O iCompany Overview
Business Overview
Operation Highlights
Financial Highlights
Future Investments
Future Projects
Waterworks Projects
•Existing Contract Expansion
Raw Water Projects
1.Expansion and Enhancement Existing Contract Expansion•Rayong Project•IWP Projects/ Waste Water Projects•Expand to Regional / SE Asia
• Prasae-Klongyai• Nongplalai-Dokkrai-Mabtapud• Nongkor-Laemchabang Expand to Regional / SE Asia• Nongplalai-Nongkor
2. Alternative ProjectOff St R i
Special Projects• Off-Stream Reservoir• Sea Water Reverse Osmosis• Reserve Pool Linkage
•Mini Hydro Turbine Generator Project•Solar Energy ProjectAlternati e Energ Project
3.Other Project• Phuket-Phang-nga-Krabi• Upper-Southern Thailand
•Alternative Energy Project•Expand to Regional / SE Asia
• Upper-Southern Thailand
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Indicative East water Group’s Capital Expenditure
Projects TotalMB
2009MB
2010MB
2011MB
2012MB
2013MB
Raw Water Projects(Existing Cap. Enhancement)
3,000 880 1,190 790 - 140
Raw Water Projects 3,350 390 1,030 730 750 450Raw Water Projects(Alternative Projects)**
3,350 390 1,030 730 750 450
Tap Water Projects 595 250 106 224 15 *
Total Capital Expenditure 3,595 1,130 1,296 1,014 15 140p p , , , ,
35 ** Alternative Project is not calculated in the CAPEX as it is a raw water replacement project which will be updated in the future
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