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2017 Results Presentation

       28 February 2018
2017 Results Presentation - Strategic Hospitality Extendable ...
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Agenda

  Section 1   Key Highlights

  Section 2   Financial Statements

  Section 3   2018 Outlook and Key Initiatives

  Section 4   Background and Structure of SHREIT

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Section 1
Key Highlights

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SHREIT Key Highlights

       Strategic Hospitality Extendable Freehold and Leasehold REIT (“SHREIT”) completed a successful and ground-breaking listing on
        the Stock Exchange of Thailand (“SET”) on 27 December 2017

               SHREIT is the first REIT listed on the SET with a portfolio of international hospitality assets (Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam and
                Jakarta in Indonesia)

                        Since taking ownership of the hotel portfolio on 22 December 2017, SHREIT has rapidly integrated the portfolio
                         assets with the assistance of Accor SA and Frasers Hospitality (the international hotel operators for SHREIT
                         hospitality assets)

               Strong organic growth for each underlying hotel in FY2017 versus FY2016. Continued strong momentum from 2017 with all
                hotels achieving their best January trading month on record during January 2018

       Key initiatives put in place to position SHREIT for organic and acquisition growth in the near term and to diversify its funding
        sources

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Portfolio Level Comparisons - FY2017 vs FY2016
                                                       Indonesia                                                                  Vietnam

                                                   Pullman Jakarta                                      Capri by Fraser                              IBIS HCMC
                                                    Central Park                                            HCMC

                                                                                  Hotel Operating Performance

Currency Unit: USD                                                          % Increase /                                  % Increase /                           % Increase /
                                       FY2017              FY2016                           FY2017          FY2016                          FY2017    FY2016
                                                                            (Decrease)                                    (Decrease)                             (Decrease)

Gross Operating Revenue
                                      16,318,074         15,136,973             7.8%        3,004,394      2,779,978         8.1%        1,787,649   1,547,630      15.5%
(GOR)

Gross Operating Profit
                                      7,913,620           7,114,569            11.2%        1,676,046      1,638,307         2.3%        896,617     763,757        17.4%
(GOP)

Net Operating Profit
                                      6,974,594           5,819,317            19.9%        1,736,210      1,699,724         2.1%        802,142     681,508        17.7%
(NOP)

Average Daily Rate
                                         102.6              102.3               0.3%          63.5           59.3            7.2%            45.2      39.5         14.4%
(ADR)

Average Occupancy Rate
                                        79.4%               75.7%               3.7%         74.7%           73.8%           0.9%           64.7%     63.3%         1.4%
(Avg Occ.)

Revenue per Available Room
                                         81.5                77.4               5.2%          47.4           43.7            8.5%            29.3      25.0         16.9%
(RevPar)

Notes :
(1) Financial performance for Pullman is based on exchange rate of 13,650 VND/USD
(2) Financial performance for Capri and IBIS are based on exchange rate of 22,700 VND/USD
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Portfolio Performance Review – Pullman Jakarta Central Park
                                                                                                               FY2017              FY2016           Variance

                                                                                            GOR (USD m)         16.3                15.1                  7.8%

                                                                                            GOP (USD m)         7.9                 7.1                   11.2%

                                                                                                             USD94.7mn                      USD100.3mn
           Pullman Jakarta Central Park                                                                     Acquisition Value(1)
                                                                                                          (22nd December 2017)
                                                                                                                                      Appraiser Valuations(2)
                                                                                                                                      (31st December 2017)

 ➢     The strong performance for Pullman in 2017 was mainly driven by impressive growth in domestic weddings, MICE, and F&B activities
           Non-room revenue growing by double digits in 2017 compared to 2016
           Effectively leveraged ballroom and conference meeting facilities measuring over 8,500 sqm and hosting over 60 weddings in 2017
           Awarded the “Best City Hotel” and “Best Wedding Hotel” in Indonesia by International Hotel Awards in 2017
 ➢     Received additional boost from leading Asian Airlines crew contract in 2017
 ➢     Key 2018 catalysts –
           Asian Games
           Domestic Election spending
           Continued optimization of RevPar mix
           Continued momentum in non-room revenue
 ➢     January 2018 trading performance best January month on record

                           ADR (USD)                               Avg RevPar (USD)                                        Avg Occ.

                     102.6              102.3
                                                                                                                  79.4%
                                                                   81.5         77.4                                                 75.7%

 Note:
 1.The acquisition price was agreed in Aug 2016.   FY2017                                       FY2016
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 2. Colliers International.
Portfolio Performance Review – Capri by Fraser
                                                                                                                 FY2017              FY2016           Variance

                                                                                               GOR (USD m)         3.0                2.8                   8.1%

                                                                                               GOP (USD m)         1.7                1.6                   2.3%

                                                                                                               USD21.0mn                      USD23.1mn
           Capri by Fraser                                                                                     AcquisitionValue(1)
                                                                                                             (22nd December 2017)
                                                                                                                                        Appraiser Valuations(2)
                                                                                                                                        (31st December 2017)

 ➢     The increase in GOR and GOP in 2017 was driven by robust RevPar management and positioning as the only internationally branded 4-
       star hotel in District 7, HCMC
           Client mix shifting from 70 / 30% long-stay / short-stay towards a target client mix of 50 / 50% respectively – short-stay rates help drive
            higher ADR
           Strong and captive ADR pricing power from the nearby Saigon Exhibition Convention Centre (“SECC”) – 84 trade events/conventions in
            2017 (up significantly from 56 in 2016)
           Benefiting from general positive demand-supply dynamics in Ho Chi Minh City
 ➢     Key 2018 catalysts –
           RevPar management to focus on room rate and occupancy from short-stay and reducing contribution from long-stay to leverage the
            hotel’s location advantage to SECC
           Corporate demand from strong Vietnam economic activity and growth
           F&B moved in-house which should drive incremental performance
 ➢     January 2018 trading performance best January month on record

                           ADR (USD)                                Avg RevPar (USD)                                             Avg Occ.

                     63.5
                                         59.3
                                                                                                                         74.7%              73.8%
                                                                    47.4
                                                                                  43.7

 Note:
 1.The acquisition price was agreed in Aug 2016.   FY2017                                         FY2016
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 2. Colliers International.
Portfolio Performance Review – IBIS Saigon South
                                                                                                                 FY2017              FY2016           Variance

                                                                                               GOR (USD m)         1.8                1.5                   15.5%

                                                                                               GOP (USD m)         0.9                0.8                   17.4%

                                                                                                               USD15.0mn                      USD15.2mn
           IBIS Saigon South                                                                                   AcquisitionValue(1)
                                                                                                             (22nd December 2017)
                                                                                                                                        Appraiser Valuations(2)
                                                                                                                                        (31st December 2017)

 ➢     The increase in GOR and GOP in 2017 was driven by impressive RevPar management and positioning as the only internationally
       branded 3-star hotel in District 7
           Strategic positioning as a leisure hotel for Mekong Delta tour groups
           Strong and captive ADR pricing power from the nearby Saigon Exhibition Convention Centre – 84 trade events/conventions in 2017 (up
            significantly from 56 in 2016)
           Benefiting from general positive demand-supply dynamics in Ho Chi Minh City
           Strong brand recognition from budget travellers from China and Korea
 ➢     Key 2018 catalysts –
           RevPar management to focus on rate and occupancy
           Strong leisure group demand from increased tourist arrivals (Mekong delta tours)
           Corporate demand from strong Vietnam economic activity and growth
 ➢     January 2018 trading performance best January month on record

                           ADR (USD)                                  Avg RevPar (USD)                                       Avg Occ.

                      45.2                                                                                           64.7%
                                         39.5
                                                                                                                                       63.3%
                                                                      29.3
                                                                                    25.0

 Note:
 1.The acquisition price was agreed in Aug 2016.   FY2017                                         FY2016
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 2. Colliers International.
Section 2
Financial Statements

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Strong and Healthy Financial Position
➢ Strong balance sheet with healthy gearing of 30.6%

            Pursuing credit rating from a leading international credit-rating agency.

            Long term financing in the form of long-dated term loan (up to 13 years)

➢     The ~USD12mn cash balance also comprises accrued payables and liabilities, and guarantee deposits for rental
      income. However, the REIT maintains a healthy level of cash balance

➢     Non-recurring (once-off) expenses(1) contribute to the majority of the REIT level expenses for 22nd - 31st Dec 2017,
      however, these are once-off and non-capitalized IPO related expenses

                                                                                         Key Financial Indicators

                                                                                                                                         As at 31st Dec 2017

     Total Assets (USD)                                                                                                                        165mn

     Total Liabilities (USD)                                                                                                                   57mn

     Equity (USD)                                                                                                                              108mn

     Net Asset Value per unit (THB)                                                                                                             9.97

     Cash or Cash Equivalent (USD)                                                                                                             12mn

                                                                                                                   For periods between 22nd Dec – 31st Dec 2017

     Total Revenue (USD)                                                                                                                       0.3mn

     Net Profit (deficit) (USD)                                                                                                               (0.3)mn

Notes : Due to 10 days of ownership in 2017, the REIT will pay any dividends attributable to this period as part of Q1 2018 dividends.
(1) Non-recurring and non-capitalized IPO related expenses including (aborted Raffles acquisitions, registrar fee).

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Section 3
2018 Outlook and Key Initiatives

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2018 Key Initiatives

SHREIT was established with the objective of being an active and independently managed REIT, focused on
driving organic and acquisition growth with responsible capital management.

Our key business development initiatives include:

➢ Obtaining a corporate credit rating to diversify and/or lower debt funding sources, by providing bond market alternatives
  to traditional bank debt

➢ Pursuing accretive acquisitions to broaden the portfolio, including acquisitions in a third country (other than Vietnam and
  Indonesia)

➢ Active assets management initiative

➢ Best-in-class transparency, disclosure and governance amongst the Thai REIT peer group.

  Source: SCB, SHREIT.
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  Existing secured REIT loan priced at 4.35%.
Ho Chi Minh City Outlook
➢ Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) recorded an increasing GDP growth rate of 8.3% in 2017 (versus 8.1% in 2016)(1) and
  registered a total Foreign Direct Investment of USD6.3bn

➢ The outlook for the hospitality industry of HCMC is very optimistic resulting from tremendous growth in the number of
  international arrivals and government initiatives for boosting the city’s tourism industry

           6.3 million international arrivals was registered in 2017 by HCMC, this is an increase of 23% YoY – leading source
            markets were Korea, Japan, and China

           The government announced a major expansion of Tan Son Nhat International Airport which doubles its current
            capacity of 50 million passengers p.a. to cope with the growing number of tourists

           HCMC Metro is expected to start operation in 2020 and with a total of 9 lines covering 173km planned. This added
            infrastructure should drive volumes and business activity, providing much needed infrastructure to resolve traffic
            problems

           The city also called for investments in new tourist sites and programs to boost the local tourism industry

➢ Notwithstanding increasing hotel supply in 2017 (up 8.0% YoY to over 16,500 rooms), the majority of the new stock are
  homestays / boutique hotels. The demand / supply dynamics in HCMC remain extremely strong

➢ Whilst the CBD is the traditional choice for leisure tourists, District 7 (Phu My Hung) as the new urban centre has
  generated significant interest for corporate and MICE customers in recent years. Saigon Exhibition and Convention
  Centre, HCMC’s premier convention centre, situated in District 7, has experienced explosive growth in trade shows and
  international conventions

Source: Savills, Colliers Industry Report.
1. Vietnam as a whole recorded 2017 GDP of 6.8%.

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Jakarta Outlook
➢ The tourism and hotel industry in Jakarta has traditionally been underpinned by domestic visitors (around 9 times the
  volume of international visitors) – 27.9 million domestic visitors is expected in 2019 (versus 23.7 million in 2016). This
  provides resilience to domestic factors which may be negatively perceived by foreigners

➢ There has been significant new supply entering the market in the past few years resulting in tighter competition.
  However, new hotel supply over the next two years is fairly limited

➢ 2018 is an election year with demand for hotel rooms and F&B expected to increase, as well as large international
  events such as the Asian Games 2018, which will be held in Jakarta and Palembang

➢ Broader Jakarta Market performance is expected to improve in 2018

➢ Given its unique location and appeal as a destination with local tourists / consumers (Pullman is connected to a retail
  mall and the Jakarta aquarium) and its proximity to the airport, Pullman Jakarta Central Park is one of the top performing
  5-star hotels in Jakarta from an occupancy perspective – 2017 occupancy of almost 80% which far outstrips general
  occupancy amongst 5-star hotels in central Jakarta

   Source: Colliers Industry Report.
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Section 4
Background and Structure of SHREIT

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SHREIT THB5.4bn Real Estate Investment Trust
                                                                            Transaction Overview

                                                                   Thailand’s First International Hospitality REIT

             Balanced portfolio of geographically diversified, premium and
       1     well-positioned hospitality assets                                                                 2     Operated and managed by highly reputable specialists
                                                                                                                      and professionals from asset to REIT level

                                                                                                                      Robust return and uncorrelated to Thailand tourism
       3     Unparalleled platform for organic and inorganic growth                                             4     industry

          On December 27th, SHREIT priced a THB3.5bn (US$107mn) initial public offering, consisting of 352.8mn trust units offered at THB10.0 per share
          The transaction was well over subscribed with significant tier 1 international and domestic institutions
          Over 500 shareholders at IPO, confirming broad based appeal
          SHREIT’s IPO opened up a new chapter to the Thailand REIT Regime

                                                                             Transaction Details
       Issuer                                Strategic Hospitality Extendable Freehold and Leasehold REIT

       REIT Manager                          Strategic Property Investors REIT Limited

       Offering Type                         Initial Public Offering

       Ticker                                SHREIT

       Exchange                              Stock Exchange of Thailand

       Shares Offered                        352,836,700 units

       Share Type                            Trust Units

       Price                                 10 Baht per unit

       Forecast Offering Yield               7.72%

       Market Cap                            THB3.5bn

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Asset Portfolio Review
                                               Indonesia                                                      Vietnam

                                             Pullman Jakarta                          Capri by Fraser                              IBIS HCMC
                                              Central Park                                HCMC

                                     Award-winning 5-star hotel in West     Award-winning 4-star hotel in District   The only international-branded 3-star
                                    Jakarta and adjacent to Central Park     7 of HCMC, ideally located for MICE       hotel in District 7 of HCMC, ideally
   Description
                                    Mall, strong penetration in corporate    as well as both short and long-stay     located to capture leisure tourists for
                                    travelers and local MICE / Weddings                   travelers                            Mekong Delta tours

   Leasehold Tenure                               Freehold                                26 Years                                  26 Years

   Operating Since                                  2012                                    2013                                      2012

   Operator                                        Accor                                   Frasers                                   Accor

   Star Rating                                       5                                        4                                        3

   Rooms                                            317                                      175                                      140

   Date of SHREIT
                                                22 Dec 2017                             22 Dec 2017                               22 Dec 2017
   Acquisition

   Acquisition Value                           USD94.7mn(1)                              USD21.0mn                                USD15.0mn

   Appraiser Valuations
                                                USD100.3mn                               USD23.1mn                                USD15.2mn
   31 December 2017(2)

  Note:
  1. Excluding transaction costs.
  2. Colliers International.
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Independent and Experienced Third Party Platform

                   International M&A and      Strong Connectivity with
                  Capital Markets Expertise    Leading Regional and
                                                  Global Vendors

    Hotel and Real Estate                                 Thai REIT Management
  Financing and Operations                                      Experience

            Cross Border Acquisition                Corporate Governance
              and Deal Structuring                   and Independence

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Unparalleled Platform for Organic and Acquisition Growth
 Independent platform means SHREIT is not restricted on potential acquisition opportunities.

                           Unique Characteristics Ensure Superior and Immediate Long-term Growth

  A                                               B                                          C
                   Embedded                                                                           Strong Potential
                                                       Active Asset Management
                 Organic Growth                                                                      Acquisition Pipeline

       Capri and IBIS still experiencing          RevPAR optimization to drive              Potential increase in portfolio from
        significant ramp-up growth with             growth from rebalancing ADR vs             visible pipeline
        upside from SECC phase 2                    occupancy (e.g. Pullman)
                                                                                              Scaling existing markets and
       ADRs and occupancy with                    Potential to add rooms at IBIS for         adding new ones
        significant room to increase
       ADRs still tracking below
                                              +     example
                                                   Manage seasonality by rotating
                                                                                         +    3rd party and strategic partners
                                                                                               acquisitions
        comparable due to relatively new            between customer segments
        age of hotels, implying significant         (MICE, weddings, leisure groups,
        upside                                      etc.)

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Thank you

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