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Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Ltd.
Regaining its Old Glory
Q4 & FY2011 Investors’ UpdateMay 26, 2011
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Ansal API – Regaining its Old Glory
Presentation Flow
• Q4FY11 Sector Update
• Sector Outlook
• Company Performance – At a Glance
• Business Model
• Land Details
• Financials
• Growth Strategy
• FY2012 Guidance
• Projects Summary
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Q4FY11 Sector Update
• Liquidity tight, but above the recent crisis level of 2008 with a low probability of debt / interest / land payment default, and assets/land, property prices holding up across the cities
• Residential: Volumes remained moderate in NCR. No increase in property prices witnessed but they continue to remain high in certain pockets of the NCR market. Also inventories in NCR have remained stable at 12 month sales over last three quarters. Fair volumes being witnessed in Gurgaon/Noida with even land deals still happening in Gurgaon
• Commercial: Continue to recover strongly. Vacancy levels likely to decline marginally due to continuous addition of supply which will keep the vacancy rates at +20% levels
• Retail: Leasing activities witnessed across malls and high street driven by positive economic improvement and increase in consumer spending
• Rising interest rates, high oil prices, ongoing political issues had a negative impact on the sector
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Sector Outlook
• Improvement in macro economic factors including easing liquidity, stable interest rates expected in H2FY12 and +7% GDP growth will act as catalyst for the sector
• Long‐term growth expected despite short‐term cyclical difficulties as the sector provides an attractive risk‐reward opportunity on account of number of factors:– Housing shortage (~25m households), 60% of the Indian Population below the age of 30, rapid urbanization ‐ currently only 28% of the population resides in urban areas, increasing trend of nuclear family thereby resulting in substantial rise in number of households and rapidly evolving financial system
• India’s high savings rate (~20% of income) has a high probability of being invested in property, as property is increasingly being viewed as a hedge to inflation with higher demand and progress on infrastructure projects further driving up asset prices. Also an ongoing pick‐up in commercial leasing, and higher job/salary growth will further drive strong residential demand
• Overhang on the sector to persists due to further expectation of interest rate hikes over next two quarters to tame inflation, which will further tighten liquidity
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Operational (YoY)
• Sold an area of ~6.62 mn.sq.ft. in Q4FY11 36.7% • Sale Value of area sold in Q4FY11 stood at ~Rs. 6,789 mn 131.8%
• Sold an area of ~22.43 mn.sq.ft. in FY11 64.6%• Sale value of area sold in FY11 stood at ~Rs. 23927
125.8%
Financial (YoY)
• Net Sales in Q4FY11 stood at ~ Rs. 3274 mn 71.6%• PAT in Q4FY11 stood at ~ Rs. 123 mn vs. ~ (Rs. 9 mn)
• Net Sales in FY11 stood at ~ Rs. 12357 mn 49.1%• PAT in FY11 stood at ~Rs. 1015 mn 56.8%
Company Performance – At a Glance
Scale up of execution across the asset classes in the townships
10597
23927
13.63
22.43
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26
5000
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14000
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FY10 FY11
mn.sq.ft.
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illion
Sale Value Area Sold
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12357
647 1015
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FY10 FY11Rs. m
illion
Net Sales PAT
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Value Creation Model
Process • Agricultural land purchase• Aggregation process• Conversion into mixed land
use• Joint development
agreement (JDA) with collaborator
• Selective participation in auctions
• After master planning and licensing, initiate the sale of individual plots
• ~40% of saleable area allocated to plot sales
• Start low density / low rise builtup sales
• High density development• Sale of social asset classes• This also creates overall
value through township infrastructure
• FSI sale value allows pricing at market level and monetization
• FSI sale and JV opportunities to develop commercial and office spaces
• Continue to capitalize on low cost land basis and maximize value creation
• Monetize finished inventories at greater multiples
Rationale • Consolidated land value higher than individual parcel
• Provides cushion for corrections in market
• Tier2 city first mover advantage provides cheaper land and locationalchoice
• JDA limits working capital requirement
• Plot sales are faster in North Indian states
• Immediate cash inflows from plot sales
• Efficient working capital management
• Funding for development and township expansion
• Attractive ROI and with lower risk
• Development cost per acre manageable
• Full potential of low cost land inventory realized
• Cash flows allow construction in line with customer expectations
• Increased topline and average realization
• Higher cash flows and EBITDA margin
• Potential for annuity incomes
• Long term asset creation• Controlled monetization to
fund expansion strategy• Further enhanced EBITDA
multiples and ROI/IRR• Increased FSI in later years• Reuse the equity through
investment for annuity earnings
Cum. Timeline 6 – 18 months 12 36 months 24 60 months >72 months
% Area Sold ~70% (of total saleable residential area)
20 – 30% 10 – 30%
Value Creation (Unrealised value)
Land Aggregation
Plot Sales & Builtup Sales
Township Development
Ongoing Monetization
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Townships at Various Stages *
Land AggregationPlot Sales & Builtup
SalesTownship
DevelopmentOngoing
Monetization
* These are the management estimates and the analysts / investors may perceive it differently. There is nothing that could ascertain with conviction that the management estimates are correct.
Sushant Golf City Phase IISushant Golf City Phase I
Esencia (extn.)Esencia
Sushant City, Kundli (Extn.)Sushant City, Kundli
Sushant City, KurukshetraSushant MegapolisSushant Aquapolis
Sushant Taj City, AgraSushant City – 2 JaipurSushant City – 1 JaipurSushant City, AjmerSushant City, KarnalSushant City, Jodhpur
Golf Links I,Sect‐114, MohaliSushant Lok, Gurgaon
Palam ViharAnsal Plaza, Delhi
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Operational Developments – Q4 & FY11
• Expansion of the company’s first Green Township in Gurgaon ‘Esencia’ by ~108 acres. Consequently the total project size increased to ~ 220 acres
• Approval of DPR for license of another 1765 acres in the existing Hi‐Tech Township ‘Sushant Golf City’ in Lucknow. Post approval the total project size increased to ~ 3530 acres. Development agreement for 1st Phase of extended township for 800 acres also signed
• Signed DA‐II in an another Hi‐Tech Township in Greater Noida ‘Sushant Megapolis’ aggregating to developable area of ~ 661 acres out of the totaldevelopable area of ~ 2504 acres to be developed in four phases
• Signed Joint Development agreement for ‘Golden Greens’ a 300 acres proposed Golf Based Development to be carried out around the Golf Course, operational since 2002
• Signed a lease agreement with BhartWalmart to set up its cash and carry store in ‘Sushant Golf City’ a Hi‐tech township in Lucknow. This will be Bharti‐Walmart’s first cash and carry store in Uttar Pradesh
• Signed Joint Development agreement in Sector 91, Gurgaon for a group housing• Surrendered two projects in Dharuheda and Bahadurgarh
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New Launches – Q4 & FY11
S.No. ParticularsSaleable Area
(mn.sq.ft.)
Area Released for Sale (mn.sq.ft.)
Area Sold (mn.sq.ft.)
Sale Value (Rs. Million)
1 Sushant Golf City, Lucknow Phase Ia Felix Square (Commercial) 0.16 0.16 0.13 319.7b Santushti Enclave (GHS) 0.36 0.36 0.34 585.07c Celebrity Meadows (GHS) 0.85 0.85 0.41 779.34
2 Sushant Golf City, Lucknow Phase II 22.6 10.12 4.29 2989.493 Esencia, Gurgaon 3.03 2.7 2.22 6872.194 Green Escape, Kundli (GHS) 2.5 2.3 0.98 1580.364 Orchard County, Mohali (GHS) 0.34 0.34 0.02 38.515 Iris Garden, Meerut (GHS) 0.15 0.15 0.08 132.76 Corporate Park, Noida (Commercial) 0.77 0.4 0.11 439.97 Sushant Megapolis, Greater Noida DA 2a Plots 2.41 0.78 0.36 617.2b GHS 5.53 1.23 0.03 60.1
Total 38.7 19.39 8.97 14414.56
Out of 22.43 mn.sq.ft. area sold in FY11, 8.97 mn.sq.ft. area has been sold from new launches
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Operational Performance – Q4 & FY11
• Sold an area of ~6.62 mn.sq.ft. in Q4FY11, aggregating to sale value of ~Rs. 6,789 mn
• Total area sold in FY11 increased to ~22.43 mn.sq.ft., aggregating to total sale value of ~Rs. 23,927 mn
• Collected ~Rs. 4,650 mn in Q4FY11, resulting in total collections to ~Rs. 15,265 in FY11
• Significant improvement in Realizations by 37% to ~Rs. 1,067 / sq.ft. in FY11 vs. ~Rs. 777 / sq.ft. in FY10
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6920
5251
6789
3.44
7.99
4.38
6.62
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9
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8000
Q1FY11 Q2FY11 Q3FY11 Q4FY11
mn.sq.ft.
Rs. m
illion
Saleability
Sale Value Area SoldUttar Pradesh
59%
Haryana34%
Rajasthan4%
Punjab3%
Saleability FY11(mn.sq.ft.)
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Operational Performance – Q4 & FY11 (Contd..)
• Haryana & Uttar Pradesh projects contributed significantly to the total sales booked across the asset classes during the year
• Total area sold till FY11 stood at 89.63 mn.sq.ft., aggregating to total sale value of ~ Rs. 76050 mn
• Total collections from the customer on the sales booked till FY11 stood at ~ Rs. 45494 mn
• Delivered ~25.9 mn.sq.ft. from completed projects and ~15 mn.sq.ft. from ongoing projects till FY11
Plots48%
Villas11%
GHS10%
GHS FSI3%
Commercial3%
Commercial FSI10%
Industrial Plot7%
Public Amenities
7%Farms1%
Saleability FY11(mn.sq.ft.)
14691716 1649 1767
2697
3398
4515 4650
200
700
1200
1700
2200
2700
3200
3700
4200
4700
5200
Q1FY10 Q2FY10 Q3FY10 Q4FY10 Q1FY11 Q2FY11 Q3FY11 Q4FY11
Rs. M
illion
Collection TrendQ‐o‐Q
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Saleability – State Wise
• During the year, the company has booked ~ 40% of the total sales from new launches across the asset classes especially in the existing townships
• Out of the total sales of ~22.43 mn.sq.ft. booked in FY11, 5.47 mn.sq.ft. was booked from vertical development sales (like GHS, villas & floors) while 16.96 mn.sq.ft. was booked from horizontal development sales (like plots & FSI)
• Out of the total sale value of ~Rs. 23927 booked in FY11, 52% was booked from vertical development sales
3.92 3.79
7.06
13.19
0.622.2
5.31
7.62
0.05 0.190.98
0.860.26
0.440.28 0.76
0
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8
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14
Q4FY10 Q4FY11 FY10 FY11
mn.sq.ft.
Area Sold
Uttar Pradesh Haryana Rajasthan Punjab
2,031 3,339
5,524
11,114
548 2,575
3,690
10,805
112 224 1,018
731 227 649
365 1,277
100
2,100
4,100
6,100
8,100
10,100
12,100
Q4FY10 Q4FY11 FY10 FY11
Rs. Million
Sale Value Booked
Uttar Pradesh Haryana Rajasthan Punjab
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Saleability – Asset Class Wise
Asset ClassSale Value Booked (Rs. Million)
Q4FY10 Q4FY11 FY10 FY11Plots 578.8 2018.3 2433.7 8253.7Villas 504.7 2227.4 1927.3 6981.1GHS 958.23 635.7 3907.3 4225.3GHS FSI 368.9 96.8 438.2 199.3Commercial 339.5 561.2 893.7 1169.5Commercial FSI 105.7 303.6 105.7 1747.6Industrial Plot 0.3 699.7 669.6 848.2Public Amenities 72.9 175.3 135.6 430.7Farms 0 71.7 86 71.7
Total 2928.9 6789.1 10597 23927
0.92
0.250.62
1.21
0.1 0.16
1.58
2.49
0.94
0.33 0.26 0.38 0.35
1.2
0.51
0.16
0
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1
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2
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3
mn.sq.ft.
Area Sold
Q4FY10 Q4FY11
3.95
0.96
2.79
1.47
0.26 0.16 0.69
3.02
0.33
10.72
2.592.26
0.6 0.62
2.321.58 1.59
0.150
2
4
6
8
10
12
mn.sq.ft.
Area Sold
FY10 FY11
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Realizations – Trending Up
Average Realization improved by 69.6% to ~ Rs. 1025 / sq.ft. in Q4FY11 vs. ~ Rs. 604 / sq.ft. in Q4FY10.
Average Realization improved by 37.2% to ~ Rs. 1067 / sq.ft. in FY11 vs. ~ Rs. 777 / sq.ft. in FY10
631
2027
1555
304
3328
651
46
809
2370
1913
368
1459
868
345 466 584
20
520
1020
1520
2020
2520
3020
3520
Plots Villas GHS GHS FSI Commercial Commercial FSI
Industrial Plot
Public Amenities
Farms
Rs. / Sq.Ft.
Average Realization
Q4FY10 Q4FY11
616
2004
1402
297
3440
65145 260
969770
2698
1866
332
1881
753
271466
538
20
520
1020
1520
2020
2520
3020
3520
4020
Plots Villas GHS GHS FSI Commercial Commercial FSI
Industrial Plot
Public Amenities
Farms
Rs. / Sq. Ft.
Average Realization
FY10 FY11
Realizations have started improving as the company is booking fresh sales majorly from the extended phases of its existing townships (19 Integrated Townships) wherein the company gets better realizations on the basis of its potential being witnessed in the development of the 1st phases of the existing townships.
Realization – FY11
Asset ClassMinimum (Rs. / Sq.Ft.)
Maximum (Rs. / Sq.Ft.)
Plots 355 3500Villas 1300 3423Floors 1007 3842GHS 1278 2750GHS FSI 302 420Commercial 1200 7088Commercial FSI 464 2817Industrial Plot 281 1105Public Amenities 193 633
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Saleability & Collections
ParticularsQ4FY11 9MFY11
As on Amount (Rs. Mn.) As on Amount (Rs. Mn.)Pending Advances January 1, 2011 28,417 April 1, 2010 21,894Less: Advances collected from Old Sales
Q4FY11
1,675
9MFY11
5,425Pending Advances Old Sales (A) 26,742 16,469New Sales Booked 6,789 17,138Less: Advances collected from New Sales 2,975 5,190Pending Advances New Sales (B) 3,814 11,948Total Pending Advances (A+B) March 31, 2011 30,556 Dec 31, 2010 28,417
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76050
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100
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
70000
80000
Till FY08 Till FY09 Till FY10 Till FY11
mn.sq.ft.
Rs. Million
Cumulative Sales
Sale Value Booked Area Sold
12948
23628
30229
45494
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
40000
45000
50000
Till FY08 Till FY09 Till FY10 Till FY11
Rs. Million
Cumulative Collections
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Indicative New Launches – FY2012
Kundli / SonipatType: Plots, GHS, Shop cum Office ComplexTotal Saleable Area: 0.97 mn.sq.ft.Launch Price*: Rs. 1100 – Rs. 2200 / Sq.Ft.
PanipatType: Plots, Shop cum Office ComplexTotal Saleable Area: 0.62 mn.sq.ft.Launch Price*: Rs. 1100 – Rs. 2200 / Sq.Ft.
KarnalType: Plots, Shop cum Office ComplexTotal Saleable Area: 0.72 mn.sq.ft.Launch Price*: Rs. 1100 – Rs. 1600 / Sq.Ft.
KurukshetraType: Plots, Shop cum Office ComplexTotal Saleable Area: 0.47 mn.sq.ft.Launch Price*: Rs. 1100 – Rs. 1600 / Sq.Ft.
Launch Price*: Prices are indicative only
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Indicative New Launches – FY2012 (Contd..)
Sushant Golf City, Lucknow DAVType: Hi‐Tech TownshipTotal Saleable Area: 40 mn.sq.ft.Launch Price*: Rs. 2300 / Sq.Ft.
Esencia Extension, GurgaonType: Integtared TownshipTotal Saleable Area: 5.85 mn.sq.ft.Launch Price*: Rs. 5500 / Sq.Ft.
Sushant Golf City, LucknowType: GHS ‐ GolfTotal Saleable Area: 3.99 mn.sq.ft.Launch Price*: Rs. 3500 / Sq.Ft.
Golf LinksII Sector 116, MohaliType: Integrated TownshipTotal Saleable Area: 2.19 mn.sq.ft.Launch Price*: Rs. 1600 / Sq.Ft.
Launch Price*: Prices are indicative only
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Fernhil, GurgaonType: GHSTotal Saleable Area: 1.36 mn.sq.ft.Launch Price*: Rs. 2600 / Sq.Ft.
Sushant City, Meerut Phase II ExtensionType: Integrated TownshipTotal Saleable Area: 0.9 mn.sq.ft.Launch Price*: Rs. 1000 / Sq.Ft.
Planning Stage
Indicative New Launches – FY2012 (Contd..)
Launch Price*: Prices are indicative only
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Major Townships Updates
As on 31st March, 2011
S.No. Township Name LocationProject Size
Saleable Area
Area Released for Sale
Area Sold Sale ValuePending Collections
Acres Mn.Sq.Ft. Mn.Sq.Ft. Mn.Sq.Ft. Rs. Million Rs. Million
1 Sushant Golf City Phase I Lucknow 1765 60.1 39.9 23.64 19094 9980
2 Sushant Golf City Phase II Lucknow 800 22.6 10.1 4.26 2931.9 1821.8
3 Esencia Gurgaon 112 3.1 2.9 2.2 5112.2 2990.6
4 Golf Links – I Sector 114 Mohali 212 6.2 5.5 5.1 4979 2102
5 Sushant Megapolis Greater Noida 2504 77.3 16.9 5.0 5341 3170
6 Sushant Aquapolis Ghaziabad 127 5.0 4.2 1.4 2063 927
7 Green Escape ‐ GHS Sonipat 31 2.47 1.2 0.95 1896.25 1364.6
Out of the total pending collections of ~ Rs. 30556 mn (till FY11) from the ongoing projects, ~73% of
the total is pending from the major townships
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Construction Updates
More photos available on www.ansalapi.com
EWS, Lucknow EWS, Lucknow Felix Square, Lucknow Felix Square, Lucknow
Golf Villas, Lucknow Golf Villas, Lucknow Celebrity Greens, Lucknow Celebrity Greens, Lucknow
Celebrity Garden, Lucknow Celebrity Garden, Lucknow Shopping Square, Lucknow Shopping Square, Lucknow
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Construction Updates (Contd..)
More photos available on www.ansalapi.com
Esencia, Gurgaon Esencia, Gurgaon Esencia, Gurgaon Esencia, Gurgaon
Galaxy Court, Panipat Galaxy Court, Panipat Fairway Apartment TK, Sushant Megapolis, GreatertNoida
Fairway Apartment TJ, Sushant Megapolis, GreatertNoida
Fairway Apartment TD, Sushant Megapolis, GreatertNoida
Palm Grove, MohaliFairway Apartment TL, Sushant Megapolis, GreatertNoida
Simplex Villas, Karnal
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Land Reserves
S.No.Particulars
(All figures in Acres)As of 31st Mar. 2010
As of 31st Dec. 2010
As of 31st Mar. 2011
Land Exhausted till 31st Dec. 2010*
Land Exhausted till 31st Mar. 2011*
Net Land Bank /
Reserves as on 31st Mar.
2011
A Acquired or agreed to be acquired 5066 5725 5975
(1006) (1006) 6710B Sole development rights with
APIL 1382 1741 1741
COwned by APIL & land over which APIL has sole development rights (A+B)
6448 7465 7716 (1006) (1006) 6710
D Licensed Land out of (C) 5453 6469 6720 (1006) (1006) 5714
EAllotted or agreed to be allotted from State Govt. or other agencies
1052 923 898 ‐ ‐ 898
FIdentified land forming part of Licensed area (Dadri, Lucknow, Others)
1835 1747 1522 ‐ ‐ 1522
Total (C+E+F) 9335 10136 10136 (1006) (1006) 9130
G Exhaustion of land bank due to delivery in ongoing projects ‐ ‐ ‐ (516) (625)
H Balance Land Reserves (Net) (1522) (1631) 8505
* Calculations of the exhausted area for the townships under development could vary with any changes in the plans or saleable area and the management reserves the right to reclassify the land as exhausted or not yet exhausted
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Land Reserves (Contd..)
Particulars As on 31st Dec. 2010 As on 31st Mar. 2011Total Saleable Area
(mn.sq.ft.)Total Saleable Area
(mn.sq.ft.)Ongoing ProjectsOpening Saleable Area 313 313Less: Adjustment for revision in areas (2.0) (2.0)Balance 311 311Add: New Land Reserves 1.5 1.5Balance 312.5 312.5Less: Projects surrendered (included in exhaustion of land bank) (2.1) (2.1)Net Saleable Area before exhaustion of land bank 310.4 310.4
Less: Projects finished and exhausted from land bank (25.9) (25.9)Net Saleable Area after exhaustion of land bank 284.5 284.5Less: Delivery in ongoing projects (13.7) (15.0)Balance saleable area on which the company has economic interest 270.8 269.5
ParticularsTill 31st Dec. 2010 Till 31st Mar. 2011
Area sold (mn.sq.ft.) Area sold (mn.sq.ft.)Area sold 83 89.6Less: Area delivered in completed projects (out of 25.91 mn.sq.ft.
delivered, 3.47 mn.sq.ft. is available as finished goods for sale (22.5) (22.5)
60.5 67.1 Less: Area delivered from ongoing projects (13.7) (15.0)Area sold / yet to be delivered 46.8 52.1
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Northern India Presence
Includes land reserve of 300 acres
APIL intends to enter into a JDA for
land parcel in Gurgaon
Punjab
Land Reserves (in acres) 777
% area acquired 95%
Haryana
Land Reserves (in acres) 935 % area acquired 100%
Rajasthan
Land Reserves (in acres) 1,005
% area acquired 100%
NCR
Land Reserves (in acres) 4,400 % area acquired 57%
Uttar Pradesh
Land Reserves (in acres) 3,006
% area acquired 84%
Total
Particulars GrossAfter Project Completion
After Delivery in Ongoing Projects
Land Reserves (in acres) 10136 9130 8505Land Acquired (in acres) 7716 6710 6085 % Area Acquired 76% 73% 72%
NCR constitutes ~43% of the total land reserves
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Delivery Details
S.No. Asset ClassAs on December 31, 2010 As on March 31, 2011
Mn.Sq.Ft. Mn.Sq.Ft.1 Residentiala Plots 27.0 28.2b GHS 1.9 1.9c Villas 1.8 1.8
2 Commercial 0.5 0.53 Commercial FSI 0.8 0.84 Retail 0.3 0.35 Others 7.3 7.5
Total 39.6 40.9
• Area has been delivered from the completed townships in Haryana & Rajasthan as well as from ongoing townships in Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Rajasthan
• Area delivered from ongoing townships stood at ~ 15 mn.sq.ft.
• Total area exhausted till FY11 stood at 1631 acres (1006 acres from completed townships and 625 acres from ongoing townships) out of total land reserves of 10136 acres
Plots69%
GHS5%
Villas4%
Commercial1%
Commercial FSI2%
Retail1%
Others18%
Area Delivered (mn.sq.ft.) Till 31st Mar. 2011
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Deliverance
Elite Floors, PanipatTHE ROYAL ENTRANCE
Sunshine CounthyKundli, Sonipat
Abhilasha Homes, Jodhpur
Sunshine CounthyKundli, Sonipat
Sushant Royale, Karnal Elite Floors, Karnal
More photos available on www.ansalapi.com
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Deliverance (Contd..)
VillaSushant Golf City, Lucknow
Icon Villa, AjmerPalm Grove Villa, Jaipur
VillaGolf Links, Mohali
Dream Home, Ajmer
More photos available on www.ansalapi.com
VillaSushant City, Kurukshetra
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Performance Highlights – Q4 & FY11
Q4FY11 vs. Q4FY10 (Consolidated)
• Net Sales at ~ Rs. 3274 mn vs. ~ Rs. 1908 mn‐‐71.7%
• PAT stood at ~ Rs. 123 mn vs. ~ (Rs. 9 mn)• EBITDA margin at 12.1 % vs. 5.9 % 623 bps• PAT Margin at 3.7% vs. (0.5%)
FY11 vs. FY10 (Consolidated)
• Net Sales stood at ~Rs. 12357 mn vs. ~Rs. 8288mn 49.1 %
• PAT stood at Rs. 1015 mn vs. Rs. 647 mn‐56.8%
• EBITDA margin at 19.3 % vs. 21.6 % 230 bps
• PAT Margin at 7.9% vs. 7.5% 40 bps
1375
2508
1805
3197 32063378
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3274
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Performance Highlights – Q4 & FY11 (Contd..)
• Paid tax of ~ Rs. 629 mn during the year. Tax Rate @ 36.8 % in FY11 vs. 32.2% in FY10
• Debt reduced by ~ Rs. 1334 mn in FY11 to ~Rs. 15849 mn
• Average interest cost of debt as on 31st March, 2011 stands at ~14.75%
• D/E ratio stands at 0.97x in FY11 vs. 1.34 in FY10
• Shareholders’ Equity stands at ~ Rs. 16397 mnin FY11 as compared to ~ Rs. 12821 mn in FY10
• ROCE improved to 7.2% in FY11 vs. 5.8% in FY10
• ROE improved 6.2% in FY11 vs. 5.1% in FY10
11.5%
4.8%
5.8% 7.2%
15.8%
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6.2%
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17.0%
FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11ROCE ROE
• Continuous improvement in the return ratios over last three years
• Focus on deleveraging the balance sheet by reducing the existing debt and raising funds at project level if required
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Funds Raised – FY11
• Successfully raised Rs. 2314 mn through QIP wherein marquee investors like Artha Capital, Indus Capital, HDFC MF, Bajaj Allianz and few other institutional investors invested in the company
• Preferential allotment of Rs. 705 mn to Enam Group
• PE investment of Rs. 720 mn by ICICI Prudential AMC(domestic & foreign investors) in Ghaziabad Township ‘Sushant Aquapolis’ for the construction of the project
• PE investment of Rs. 2000 mn by Red Fort Capital in a separate JV formed to develop an additional 108 acre township adjacent to company’s existing 112 acres township ‘Esencia’ (under developemnt) in Gurgaon
Repaid high cost debt of ~ Rs. 150 mn and balance utilized for operational expenses
Post dilution ENAM & Group holds 5.5% stake in the company
1st tranche of Rs. 250 mn already drawn down
1st tranche of Rs. 550 mn already received
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Consolidated Profit & Loss A/C
Particulars Q4FY11 Q4FY10 Q3FY11 FY11 FY10Net Sales 3274.4 1907.6 3378.1 12357.2 8287.8Change (yoy) 71.7% 49.1% 18.2%Other Operating Income 40.5 8.7 93.3 214.1 192.5Total Expenditure 2938.6 1827.4 2824.5 10246.2 6743.2EBITDA 402.4 113.2 646.9 2421.0 1834.6Change (yoy) 255.5% 32.0% 33.8%Margin (%) 12.1% 5.9% 18.6% 19.3% 21.6%Depreciation 26.1 24.3 24.6 96.0 97.5Interest 256.6 252.2 215.5 922.6 1009.7Other Income 43.6 108.6 60.3 306.8 181.1Exceptional Items ‐ 122.2 ‐ ‐ 138.5PBT 163.2 67.5 467.1 1709.2 1047Change (yoy) 141.8% 63.2% 145.6%Tax 27.7 70.6 137.8 628.8 336.9Effective Tax Rate (%) 17.0% 104.6% 29.5% 36.8% 32.2%Minority Interest 12.3 6.1 5.6 65.7 63.0PAT (After Minority Interest) 123.3 (0.92) 323.7 1014.7 647.1Change (yoy) 56.8% 98.9%Margin (%) 3.7% 9.2% 7.9% 7.5%EPS 1.0 (0.03) 2.1 7.7 6.1BVPS ‐ ‐ ‐ 104.2 104.0ROE ‐ ‐ ‐ 6.2% 5.1%ROCE ‐ ‐ ‐ 7.2% 5.8%
Rs. Million
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Consolidated Balance Sheet
Particulars As on 31st March 2011 As on 31st March 2010SHAREHOLDERS' FUNDS:(a) Capital 787 615(b) Reserves & Surplus 15610 12205Share Application money 170 170Minority Interest 814 1330Loan Funds 16099 17183Deferred Tax Liability (Net) 21 41
TOTAL 33501 31545APPLICATION OF FUNDSFixed Assets 1246 1243Investments 13 122Deferred Tax Asset (Net) ‐ ‐Current Assets, Loans & Advances(a) Inventories 33179 29343(b) Sundry Debtors 7932 5794(C) Cash & Bank Balances 1242 1081(d) Other Current Assets 157 2(e) Loans & Advances 12766 12735Less: Current Liabilities & Provisions(a) Liabilities 22350 18430(b) Provisions 684 344Miscellaneous Expenses (Not written off / adjusted) 0.4 0.3
TOTAL 33501 31544.5
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Debt Position
Particulars Amount
Gross opening Debt (As on April 1, 2010) 17,183Add: Fresh Disbursements during FY11 3,226Less: Repaid during FY11 4,560Gross Debt (As on March 31, 2011) 15,849Less: Cash & Bank Balances 1,242Net Debt (As on 31st March, 2011) 14,607
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Average Cost of Debt 14.75 %
0.50
0.99
1.20
1.34
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0.70
0.90
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Debt Equity Cash D/E
Project Term Loan54%
Corporate Loan23%
CC / OD10%
NCD5%
CD / OCD3%
Others5%
Debt Profile
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Growth Strategy
• Northern India Focus: Continue to focus on high growth markets in NCR and in other states of Northern India
• Asset Monetization: It will involve liquidation of current finished inventory and finished stock to raise capital to be deployed in the operations
• Sale of Non Core business/assets: Company intends to liquidate its non core assets or slow moving investments to reduce debts
• Township Extension: Extension of existing townships located in the cities of Northen India like Gurgaon, Lucknow, Sonipat, Panipat etc. to increase returns through economies of scale
• Joint Developments: Work in collaboration for new projects to avoid huge deployment of funds in land aggregation and channelize the collections for debt reduction and development works
• Equity Partners: Company strategy to work with equity partners to increase scale and mitigate risk without affecting the development intent / rights of Ansal API
• Infrastructure company: Substitution of real estate loans with infrastructure debt to avail longer repayments at a lower interest rate and tax incentives
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FY2012 Guidance….
Operational
• Sales booking of ~16 mn.sq.ft. ‐ 18 mn.sq.ft. expected across various projects and various asset classes
• Average Realization expected to increase to ~Rs. 1300 / sq.ft. ‐ Rs. 1400 / sq.ft.• Collections from the customers are expected to increase to ~ Rs. 20000 mn• Expected delivery to be ~ 7mn.sq.ft. ‐ 8 mn.sq.ft.
Financial
• Turnover is expected to be ~Rs. 15000 mn ‐ Rs. 15500 mn and PAT is expected to be ~Rs. 1750 mn
• EBITDA margin expected to increase to ~ 25%
Balance Sheet
• Debt is expected to reduce by ~Rs. 3500 mn ‐ Rs. 4000 mn and the interest cost is expected to reduce to ~ Rs. 2000 mn per annum. The guidance on this aspect will be revised as the year goes by
• Inflows from Private Equity expected to be ~Rs. 1920 mn from the concluded transactions
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Projects Summary – Asset Class Wise
S.No. Project Name
Total Saleable GROSS BEFORE AREA SHARING
Area Released for Sale
Area sold till 31.03.2011
(including Third party shares)
Sale Value of Area sold till 31.03.2011
Cash received till 31.03.2011
Pending Collections
till 31.03.2011
Total Cost incurred till 31.03.2011
including land cost
Cost to be spent on area released and Sold till
31.03.2011
(in Mn Sq Fts) (in Mn Sq Fts) In Sq Fts (Rs. Mn) (Rs. Mn) (Rs. Mn) (Rs. Mn) (Rs. Mn)1 Residential
Plotted 97.24 78.95 54.16 29,630 22,040 7,590 20,815 3,139 Villas, Bungalows 19.45 9.54 5.70 10,356 5,963 4,393 4,588 3,404 Floors 8.45 4.12 1.35 3,879 993 2,886 1,570 1,349 EWS 1.10 0.50 0.16 6 5 1 640 0
‐ ‐ ‐Group Housing 62.72 22.67 9.60 17,339 7,558 9,781 13,011 8,189 Group Housing FSI 14.85 6.05 4.32 3,498 2,402 1,096 1,813 151
203.82 121.82 75.29 64,708 38,961 25,747 42,436 16,232 2 Commercial
Commercial / Retail 25.41 5.1 1.36 4,661 3,151 1,510 5,114 738 Commercial FSI 29.81 12.3 3.31 2,481 1,391 1,090 2,874 77
55.2 17.4 4.7 7,142 4,542 2,600 7,988 815 3 Industrial
Industrial 25.13 3.7 2.96 2,518 835 1,683 1,938 312 25.1 3.7 3.0 2,518 835 1,683 1,938 312
4 Education / MedicalEducation / Medical 21.50 8.9 5.74 1,008 832 176 2,154 47
21.5 8.9 5.7 1,008 832 176 2,154 47 5 Others
Others 8.38 4.6 0.65 674 324 350 1,241 193 8.4 4.6 0.7 674 324 350 1,241 193
Grand total 312.55 156.4 89.31 76,050 45,494 30,556 55,758 17,599
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