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PPB GROUP BERHAD
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Analyst & Press BriefingUnaudited 1H09 Results26 August 2009
Agenda
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1. Group Financial Highlights
6. Share Information
5. Prospects for 2009
4. Dividend Record
2. Review of Major Operations
3. 5-Year Financial Performance
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Group FinancialHighlights
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* Includes 6-month share of Wilmar results amounting to RM519 million (2008 : RM473 million).PPB Group has adopted FRS139 – Financial Instruments : Recognition and Measurement with effect from 1-1-
09.
Financial Results for the period ended 30 June
1.606 bil 1.651 bil
2009 (RM) 2008 (RM) Change
3%
3%
8%
7%
Profit Attributable to Shareholders
1.491 bil
713.9 mil
669.4 mil
56.46 sen
1.441 bil
775.1 mil
716.2 mil
60.42 senEPS
PBT*
Operating Expenses
Revenue
7%
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Financial Ratios
30 June 2008
ROE Attributable to Shareholders 5.0% 6.3%
RM11.35 RM10.32
Net Assets Per Share Attributable to Shareholders
60.42 sen56.46 senEPS
30 June 2009
30 June 2009 31 Dec 2008
Segmental Informationfor the period ended 30 June 2009
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Sugar & Cane 36.38%
Grains Trading,Flour & Feed
Milling34.63%
Waste Management &
Utilities3.59%
Film Exhibition5.57%
Property1.30%
Others*18.53%
Total Revenue RM1.606 billion
*Others :-•Chemicals Trading & Manufacturing •Livestock Farming•Shipping•Consumer Products•Packaging•Others
Segmental Informationfor the period ended 30 June 2009
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Sugar & Cane 60.15%
Grains Trading,Flour & Feed
Milling14.31%
Waste Management &
Utilities0.42%
Film Exhibition8.94%
Property6.15%
Others10.03%
Total Operating Profit
RM137 million*Others :-•Chemicals Trading & Manufacturing •Livestock Farming•Shipping•Consumer Products•Packaging•Others
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ReviewOf
MajorOperations
Review of Major Operations
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SUGAR & CANE OPERATIONS
Revenue improved by 28.3%. Overall sales volume increased by 2.4% from 333,230 mt to 341,217 mt with domestic sales up by 7.1% and export sales down by 32%.
Operating Profit is maintained.
RM MILLION
28.3%
17.6%
Review of Major Operations
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GRAINS TRADING, FLOUR AND FEED MILLING
Revenue for 1H09 was affected by :-•lower consumption of flour and feed and competition from imported cheaper and lower quality flour.
•Finished products ie. flour and feed prices fell faster than raw material prices.
As a result, operating profit was lower at RM19.7 million.
RM MILLION
13.2%
80.7%
Review of Major Operations
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10
20
30
40
50
60
70
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Revenue Operating Profit
72.2
1
60.5
0.58
1H081H09
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, WASTE MANAGEMENT & UTILITIES
Revenue and operating profit for 1H09 were lower due to near completion of current projects for which revenue is yet to be recognised in the accounts.
RM MILLION
16.2%
42%
Review of Major Operations
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10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Revenue Operating Profit
88.1
12.4
93.8
12.3
1H081H09
RM MILLION FILM EXHIBITION AND DISTRIBUTIONRevenue for 1H09 improved due to the
opening of 2 new cinemas, namely, GSC 1 Borneo (June 08) and GSC Dataran Pahlawan (July 08).
Operating profit is maintained.
On 23 June 09, GSC opened its 8-screen cinema at Tropicana Mall, PJ and will expanding its current 5-screen cinema at IOI Mall with an additional 4 screens which will be ready in September 09.
GSC will be opening a 9-screen cinema at East Coast Mall in Kuantan by end-2009.
6.5%
0.8%
Review of Major Operations
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0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
Revenue Operating Profit
34
11.5
21.9
8.5
1H081H09
PROPERTY INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
Revenue for 1H09 was affected by the economic slowdown.
Operating profit was derived mainly from the property development and property investment divisions.
RM MILLION
26.1%
35.6%
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5-YearFinancial
Performance
5-Year PBT of PPB Group
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0100200300400500600700800900
1,0001,1001,2001,3001,4001,500
2005 2006 2007 2008 Jan - June 2009
609 840 763 1,401 714
RM Million
Year
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DividendRecord
Dividend Record
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Dividend Net Net
Payout RatioPer Share Dividend Dividend
Gross Net Paid/payable Yield Group CompanyYear (sen) (sen) (RM Million) (%) (%) (%)
2009Interim* 5 5 59.275 0.4 8.9 1.1
2008 85 68.88 816.572 7.4 63.5 116.0
2007 30 22.15 262.588 2.0 41.9 63.7
2006 20 14.55 172.490 2.7 30.8 103.62005 20 14.40 170.712 3.5 43.3 115.9*The Board declared an interim single tier dividend of 5 sen per share for the financial year 2009 which is payable on 25 September 2009.
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Prospectsfor
2009
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Prospects for 2009
Prices of wheat, fuel and ocean freight will continue to be key factors affecting the grains, flour and feed milling operations.
If the H1N1 is controlled, the cinema operations should be able to maintain its operations.
Prospects for the second half of 2009 will remain challenging for the sugar operations due to a strong swing up in raw sugar prices. The sugar refinery will have to balance between maintaining reasonable margins and adequate sugar supply in the domestic market due to strong demands.
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Prospects for 2009
The global economic slowdown will continue to affect PPB Group’s performance for the rest of 2009 in respect of lower demand and margins for goods and services offered by the Group. Overall, PPB Group’s operations are expected to perform satisfactorily.
The Property division will continue explore new land bank at strategic locations and will continue to review and strategise to ensure business growth and profitability.
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ShareInformation
Share Performance
2008 2009
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Questions&
Answers