Presentation of Q4 2017 results 22 February 2018 - Solstad ...
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Quarter highlights • Drop in revenues and EBITDA largely REVENUES PER QUARTER – NOKm driven by seasonal lower activity 1 444 1 516 • Realization of merger synergies – cost-out 1 158 1 167 target increased • Continuous focus on cutting costs, and increase efficiency • Operating costs expected to come down further in 2018 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 • Solid order intake during quarters – new awards of MNOK ~700 ADJ. EBITDA PER QUARTER – NOKm 384 • Improved outlook, signs of increased activity across all vessel segments 210 • Activity in both UK and NCS 135 North Sea on the rise 92 • Project to spin-off non-core fleet initiated Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 • No transaction concluded so far 2
Q4 2017 in numbers – Income statement • Total operating income as presented in the income statement is net of • Excess values from freight contracts (ref. note 3 in 4Q Financial report) • income from Joint Ventures. 3
Q4 2017 in numbers – Cash flow CASH FLOW Q3’17-Q4’17 COMMENTS NOKm • Company’s overall cash position of reduced over the Cash, end Q3’17 2 114 quarter by MNOK 238 to MNOK 1,875 from MNOK 2,114 CF Ops. 276 • Net cash flow from CF Inv. 54 operations positive MNOK 276 Installments/new debt 165 • Net cash flow from investments negative MNOK 54 Net interest payments 349 • Net interest paid MNOK Changes in FX rates 53 349, and net installments paid were MNOK 164 Cash, end Q4’18 1 875 5
Net interest bearing debt NET INTEREST BEARING DEBT NOK bln. COMMENTS • Net MNOK 165 installments paid during 4Q 2017 • Cash reduced by MNOK 238 Q2’17 28.4 • Negative currency effect of MNOK 482 • NIBD increased from NOK bln 26.9 to 27.3 • Total interest bearing debt of NOK bln 31.2 for the Q3’17 26.9 Group • NOK bln 13.2 held by Solstad Farstad ASA • NOK bln 18.0 held by non-recourse subsidiaries Q4’17 27.3 6
Merger synergies – target increased to NOKm 700-800 end of 2018 • Detailed synergy assessment run in parallel with integration process • Revised top down view of potential of NOKm 700-800 • Plan for synergy realization currently being implemented POTENTIAL SPLIT IN THREE BROAD NEW COST RUN-RATE TARGETED FROM AREAS 4Q 2018 SYNERGY SPLIT SAVINGS POTENTIAL OVER TIME Allocation by category; run rate Run rate Target annualized run rate NOKm ~700-800 Realized by Q4’17 Admin. Yet to be realized Crew Realized by Q4’17 Vessel OPEX Run-rate cost synergies NOTE: Based on execution date, timing of P&L effect not considered; Based on current activity level 7
Merger synergies case study: Reduced vessel OPEX CONTEXT EXAMPLES OF VESSEL OPEX REDUCTIONS • Vessel OPEX reduced REFERENCE -28% over time, largely driven by new crew composition CASE #1: and negotiations with key 2007 built PSV operating 100 suppliers 72 UKCS, & • Focus on continuous International improvements, and 2016 2018 re-thinking traditional ways to operate -14% REFERENCE CASE #2: 2008 built 100 86 PSV operating Australia 2016 2018 8
Solid backlog situation BACKLOG COMMENTS NOK bln. Aquaculture AHTS & PSV International • Total contract backlog of Subsea AHTS & PSV Strategic regions NOKbln. ~9.3 as per February 2018 (incl 50% of JV backlog) 3 213 • NOKbln. ~3.2 in firm contract 42 backlog Feb to Dec 2018 • Aquaculture has total backlog of NOKbln 1.4 (of which 50% 1 646 2 178 included in SolstadFarstad 82 backlog) 1 283 243 1 357 117 1 016 117 74 865 1 282 741 602 299 158 2018 2019 2020 2021 9
Q4’17 contract awards in excess of MNOK 700, positive outlook for Spring/Summer 2018 SELECTED CONTRACT AWARDS DURING Q4’18 KEY OBSERVATIONS • Early signs of recovery in selected regions • Increased number of tenders, with improved terms and Normand Commander 5+3 attractive contract Sea Brasil 2 years firm contract with Statoil years firm option with lengths Brasil Bahia Grande in Argentina • Subsea construction late cyclical, however recent awards in adjacent oil service sectors indicate uptick in activity FAR Seeker 1 year + 14 FAR Swift with 1 year months with Woodside contract extension with Energy in Australia Petrobras in Brazil 10
Segment in details AHTS PSV CSV Wellboats Harvest vessels SUBSEA AHTS & PSV AHTS & PSV CONSTRUCTION & DESS AQUACULTURE STRATEGIC REGIONS INTERNATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY TOTAL # 34 17 1 0 VESSELS 32 31 32 0 FLEET STATUS IN 25 2 1 0 OPERATION 21 18 20 0 9 15 0 0 IN LAY-UP 11 13 12 0 0 0 0 4 NEWBUILDS 0 0 0 1 SEGMENT • Norway: Expect • UK - expect increased • SURF: Probably • Actively bidding on OUTLOOK increased activity in demand in 2018, another year until we new opportunities in a 2018, based on more particularly for PSV's. see a meaningful growing market rigs drilling, especially • SE - Asia / Africa / activity increase. in summer season Med - slightly • IMR: Might pick up • Brazil: Steady activity. increased activity, but already this year due Further growth massive oversupply of to combination of expected. High vessels. accumulated barriers of entry to maintenance and this market improved cashflow for • Australia: Steady oil companies activity. High barriers • Offshore wind: Steady, of entry to this market high activity expected 11
Thank you! 12
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