Strategy Update 2020 OHL Group - Madrid, March 2nd, 2015 Northern Urban Toll Road (Mexico)
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Strategy Update 2020 OHL Group Madrid, March 2nd, 2015 Northern Urban Toll Road (Mexico)
Any declaration made in this presentation that may differ from previous past figures made in reference to, but not limited to; the operational development, business strategies and future goals, are to be interpreted only as future estimates, and as such, they imply known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause OHL’s results, behavior and achievements, or the results and conditions of its activities, to be substantially different to those and to its future estimates. This presentation and the future estimations contained here within, are given on this date and OHL expressly declines from any obligation or compromise to give any update or revision of the information contained here within, any change in its expectations or modification in the facts, conditions and circumstances in which these future estimates were founded. OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 1
Table of Contents The OHL Group Today Strategic Plan and Vision for 2020 OHL Concessions OHL Engineering & Construction • OHL Construction • OHL Industrial • OHL Services OHL Developments Conclusions OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 2
The OHL Group Today OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN Airport Link Metrorail 3(USA)
OHL is a worldwide leader and international reference in Concession, Engineering, and Construction projects OHL Engineering & Construction OHL OHL Concessions OHL Construction OHL Industrial OHL Services Developments Leading company in PPP projects International Engineering Management Comprehensive reference and construction of projects in the management of Controlling stake of ~56% in the in the of turn- turn-key facility unique top- top-quality equity capital of OHL México construction of industrial management projects in the civil engineering installations and urban hotel- hotel-tourism sector Participation of ~14% in the infrastructure and services sectors equity capital of Abertis singular buildings OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 4
OHL has leveraged its progressive international expansion to compensate for the reduction of activity in Spain Proactive increase in international presence Selection of recent international projects Evolution of revenue (%) Mexiquense Beltway Bicentennial Viaduct ~20 Spain Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal – CHUM Rehabilitation of New York's subway ~70 Airport Link Metrorail in Florida Average Istanbul- Istanbul-Ankara High Speed Train project and Marmaray project size of ~80 International >€300M High Speed Train Medina - Mecca ~30 Eastern Vespucio toll- toll-road Río Magdalena toll- toll-road 2004 2014 # of Oran Convention Center 15 30 countries Allowing OHL Construction to reach a current orderbook of ~€ ~€8B, equivalent to over 3 years of production OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 5
OHL has historically delivered significant financial growth while complying with its financial policy ratio Revenue (€ (€M) EBITDA (€ (€M) Orderbook (€ (€M) CAGR: CAGR: +5% CAGR: CAGR: +15% CAGR: CAGR: +8% 3,731 7,984 1,078 2,231 3,717 262 2004 2014 2004 2014 2004 2014 Maintaining the commitment with the financial policy ratio: recourse debt / recourse EBITDA below 3x OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 6
Strategic Plan and Vision for 2020 Centre OBRASCÓN HUARTE hospitalier LAIN de l'Université de Montréal – CHUM (Canada) 7
The new Strategic Plan is based on two key principles: cash generation and sustainability of each division 1 Further strengthen OHL's capabilities and resources to enhance project execution and risk control mechanisms Ensure cash 2 Concentrate the Group's activities on eight Home Markets generation in each division and balance project size and client portfolio 3 Optimize cash flow generation with self- self-funding policy per division Guarantee 4 Revenue and EBITDA to double between 2014 and 2020 sustainability with low CAPEX requirements of each division 5 Strengthen the commitment of the OHL Group with People, R&D&i and Corporate Social Responsibility Solid updated strategy to ensure future growth while maintaining financial discipline OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 8
1 The Strategic Plan and Vision for 2020 have been based on the OHL Group's strengths and capabilities Integrated Five divisions with strong synergies and opportunities for collaboration Group • Within OHL Engineering & Construction and as support for OHL Concessions Technical large--scale projects in all sectors Vast experience and high skilled teams leading large Capability • From transportation infrastructure to unique construction Development/ Excellent management of the Group's concession portfolio throughout all geographies management of concessions • 18 projects in 5 countries, with a managed investment of ~€7B Commercial Diversified, high value- value-added, and profitable orderbook, orderbook, including emblematic projects Capability • ~€8B Construction orderbook, or equivalent to over 3 years of production International Successful international expansion and positioning as a worldwide reference Footprint • Consolidated presence in attractive markets with large growth potential Commitment Part of one of the largest European industrial conglomerates of the Villar Mir Group • As a majority shareholder, the Villar Mir Group guarantees the OHL Group's stability OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 9
2 The OHL Group will focus its activity on eight Home Markets Shifting the company's center of gravity towards North and South America x1,9 Poland x1,7 Czech Rep. Slovakia x1,8 x1,3 Canada x1,5 Spain x1,3 USA x2,3 Mexico Saudi Arabia x2,3 Colombia x1,7 Balkans1 x1,6 Australia x1,8 Peru Singapore x1,4 x2,0 New x1,5 Chile x1,5 Zealand Target international Markets on a project basis2 Home Markets Rest of the World positioning (potential future Home Markets) Growth of investment in (% of 2020 revenue) 85 % 10 % 5% x# Transportation Infrastructure (Nominal 2020 vs. 2013) 1. Includes Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia and Macedonia 2. Periodically reviewed OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 10
3 Two key financial principles: sustainable cash flow generation and self funding per division Key Principles Specific targets per Division Equity for new concessions through dividends and rotation of mature assets Optimize the profitability Target IRR of 15% in EUR for new concessions and cash flow generation OHL Mexico self- self-funding to deliver growth of each line of business opportunities in Mexican infrastructure plan Reach target 70%- 70%-80% cash flow/EBITDA ratio in 2020 Self- Self-funding of growth within Margins within the first quartile in the sector each one of the divisions Balanced project size and client portfolio to minimize risk exposure To be funded through asset rotation OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 11
4 Revenue will double between 2014 and 2020, reaching €8B Maintaining the current business mix and ensuring financial policy compliance Revenue (€ (€B) EBITDA (€ (€B) x2+ ~8.0 x2 ~2.0 ~5.5 24% ~1.4 89% ~1.1 22% ~3.7 87% 20% 76% 88% 78% 80% 12% 13% 11% 2014 2017 2020 2014 2017 2020 OHL E&C and OHL Developments OHL Concessions OHL E&C and OHL Developments will limit CAPEX requirements to €200- 200-300M between 2015- 2015-2020 OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 12
5 The Strategic Plan reinforces the OHL Group's commitment to People, R&D&i, R&D&i, and Corporate Social Responsibility Corporate Social People R&D&i Responsibility Grow and promote growth Innovate to create value Joint value creation • Promotion of programs to identify • Collaboration agreements with 60 • Comprehensive CSR management and manage talent universities and research centers along the entire value chain in over 15 countries • Excellence in mobility plans and • Special attention and priority given international development • Multiple innovative solutions: to preventing occupational Cubípodo, SATOgrab, Sogedron, hazards • Commitment to technical Dina sat, SULABU, Futuro Solar, etc. excellence and continuous training • Protection of natural resources • Large- Large-scale projects in Concessions: and biodiversity • Development of a respectful and OASIS, FOTsis (FP7), SMARTSIT, Free diverse environment with equal Flow toll system, etc. • Application of ethical principles in opportunities all business relationships • Cumulative investment of over €70M • Promotion of ethical and cultural in R&D&i, R&D&i, with over 80 projects • Commitment to fulfilling human values and principles rights standards • Projects always on demand from the business lines • Committed to involving communities OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 13
OHL Concessions OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN Bicentennial Viaduct (Mexico) 14
OHL Concessions will maintain and strengthen the business model that has successfully developed over the past years Participation in the equity capital of OHL Mexico and Other Concessionaires Abertis • Financial autonomy from the OHL Group • Strategic / Industrial partner of the best- best-in- in- class operator of mature tollroads • Non- Non-recourse concessionaire funding, – Complementary to OHL's building and and with local currency development of greenfield projects • Taking up majority stakes which enable • Stable cash flow contribution via annual asset control during the development phase dividends – With core shareholders supportive of dividend payments • Minimum equity profitability of 15%, 15%, in Euros • Low risk profile investment • Business model based in tollway charges, – Low volatility and significantly liquid stock periodic asset rotation and re- re-leveraging – Low risk infrastructure operations – Long-term investor base OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 15
OHL Concessions' EBITDA is now over €850M, and the asset rotation strategy has resulted in high return rates Rapid growth of the EBITDA (€ (€M) High return rates through asset rotation Selection of operations from the past few years Invest- Invest- Operation Years IRR (%) CAGR: +25% ment 866 Fumisa €73M 5 ConMex €163M 11 I2000 €66M 9 Average IRR Alasa €47M 10 ~27% 91 OHL Brasil €132M 11 2004 2014 Abertis €485M 2 OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 16
OHL Concessions has a low execution risk, international portfolio 7 out of 13 international concessions currently in operation Remaining years of the international OHL Concessions' portfolio 45 41 37 38 28 28 30 30 30 23 25 19 19 Mexico Chile Other Lat. Am.1 8 concessions 3 concessions 2 concessions ~€5B investment managed ~€1.3B investment ~€1.2B investment 1. Peru and Colombia OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 17
Short- Short-term growth will stem from transportation infrastructures within countries in the Pacific Alliance Sector strategy Current footprint Geographic strategy Focus on developing Consolidate Mexico transportation infrastructures current • Highways positioning Chile • Railroads • Ports 5 projects • Airports Grow Colombia 8 projects in the short Priority given to sectors in which term Peru revenue correlates to GDP 1 project • Avoiding the businesses 1 project specific risks (real estate, Explore industry, agriculture, etc.) specific Brazil 3 projects sectors Enter in the USA Countries with current presence medium Countries with development potential term Canada OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 18
OHL Engineering & Construction OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN Jamal Abdul Nasser Viaduct (Kuwait) 19
Four key design principles for the definition of OHL Engineering & Construction's Strategic Plan Four key design principles... ...with specific targets for each Division 1 Geographic focus on markets with growth Diversification of the average size potential and high attractiveness for the of projects, and focus on the Group: Home Markets transportation infrastructure sector Collaboration with OHL Concessions 2 Strengthening of areas of expertise by making the most of the Group's cumulative experience Focus on Power Generation, Mining, and Oil & Gas sectors 3 Reinforcement of risk management Optimization of synergies with and human resources development OHL Construction in Home Markets to achieve sustainable growth International expansion of activity in American Home Markets 4 Promotion of collaboration with other OHL Divisions and maximization of Optimization of synergies with other synergies within OHL E&C Divisions in the OHL Group OHL E&C's Strategic Plan is based on organic growth and does not foresee significant investments OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 20
Every OHL Engineering & Construction Division has ambitious growth plans up to 2020 Evolution of OHL Engineering & Construction's revenue (€ (€M) OHL Construction OHL Industrial OHL Services CAGR: +11% CAGR: +27% CAGR: +23% 5,300 3,900 1,000 2,793 700 500 350 234 145 2014 2017 2020 2014 2017 2020 2014 2017 2020 Rapid growth in Latin American Current project orderbook of International growth by entering (x5) and North American (x2) already ~€ ~€430M in early 2015 American Home Markets Home Markets OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 21
OHL Construction activity will focus on Home Markets Increasing relevance of North American and Pacific Alliance markets OHL Construction revenue by geography (% 2020) 2014 2020 Home Markets 15-20 70% ~85% 5-10 North and South America 40% ~65% 10-15 5-10 5-10 100 10-15 15-20 Forecasted mix according to current potential identified in each market 15-20 USA and Mexico Chile Peru Colombia Spain Czech RoW Total Canada Republic and catchment area OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 22
The Strategic Plan is expected to balance the average size of projects and remain committed to transportation infrastructures Forecasted mix according to current potential identified in each market Balanced project size Focus on transportation infrastructures Cumulative revenue '15- '15-'20 (%) Cumulative revenue '15- '15-'20 (%) 15 10 ~75% 15 25 Transportation 10 infrastructures 100 25 100 25 25 40 Focus of collaboration with OHL Concessions 10 < 10 10-50 50-150 150-300 >300 Total Roads and Ports and Hospitals highways airports and singular buildings Average project size (€ (€M) Railways Energy, Total and subways mining and others OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 23
OHL Industrial will focus on increasing its activity in the Power Generation, Mining, and Oil & Gas sectors Full development of EPC projects and operation and maintenance services provider Power generation Mining Oil & Gas • Gas plants • Wet and dry process • Oil and gas pipelines facilities • Hydroelectric plants • Storage and regasification • Seaport and land terminals • Solar power plants terminals and other renewables • Gas processing • Full transportation and plants storage systems • Ancillary refining and • Dosing, screening, petrochemical facilities and crushing Maintaining the Solids Transportation and Fire Protection Systems businesses OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 24
Three priority sectors and two growth models for OHL Services: Consolidation in Spain and Internationalization Sector strategy Geographic strategy Maximize cash flow generation Growth Spain Facility while maintaining margins consolidation Management Promote international development Mexico Consolidate OHL's current footprint Urban in the Spanish market USA services Business Launch international expansion internationalization along with other Divisions Peru towards American Home Markets Explore medium- medium-term entry Chile Industrial opportunities in the sector, both in maintenance Spain and other Home Markets Colombia OHL Services' international expansion strategy will combine organic and inorganic growth OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 25
The Strategic Plan promotes synergies and collaboration among all of OHL Engineering & Construction's Divisions Transportation Industrial Singular Development of a joint- joint- infrastructure1 Works2 Buildings3 collaboration model Joint- Joint-management of business development functions between OHL each Division Concessions Centralized processes for the OHL Group's knowledge management Construction in specialized areas OHL OHL Cross- Cross-Division teams in the E&C Industrial research phase, as well as during project execution OHL Formal collaboration models Services between Divisions to share risks and workload Participation / Involvement in projects 1. Roads and highways, railways and subways, ports and airports. 2. Energy, mining, and hydraulic works. 3. Hospital and non-residential building projects OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 26
OHL Developments OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN (Madrid) 27
OHL Developments will continue to promote unique projects for top- top-quality tourism and recreational complexes Divestment of 8 1 Seeking and identification exploited projects of opportunities Viability analysis, Exploitation 7 2 global conceptualization, and operation and project development Participation in the marketing and sales 6 3 Construction design phases and execution Identification 5 4 Obtaining funds and shaping of and structuring of strategic partnerships financing Focusing on projects with limited investment requirements for OHL Developments OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 28
OHL Developments currently has three large projects at different execution phases Mayakoba Canalejas (Madrid) Old War Office (London) Top- Top-level tourism project Urban revitalization in Project to restore and on the Mayan Riviera Madrid's historic center renovate the emblematic War Office Paradigm of the balance Will lead to the development between tourist development of Four Season's first hotel in Will lead to the development and environmental protection Spain of a five- five-star hotel and luxury apartments in downtown Second phase under way: Considers converting London Mayakoba City seven historic buildings • ~17,000 homes • Hotel and homes • Retail area • Parking • Second golf course • Shopping mall Mayakoba and Canalejas have made OHL Developments an international reference OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 29
Conclusions OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN Autovía del Cantábrico A-8 (Spain) 30
Key conclusions of the Strategic Plan and Vision for 2020 Principles of OHL Group Strategic Plan OHL Group commitments for 2020 A Optimize sustainable cash flow generation and self funding for all divisions x 2+ ~€8B revenue vs. €3.7B in 2014 85% of revenue coming B Maximization of project profitability from Home Markets and strengthening of risk control mechanisms Industrial and Services will represent 20% of revenue C Focus of OHL Group's activity on priority markets and sectors x 2 ~€2B EBITDA vs. €1.1B in 2014 D Leveraging on synergies and collaboration potential among Maintaining the recourse debt / the Group's Divisions recourse EBITDA ratio below 3x OBRASCÓN HUARTE LAIN 31
Strategy Update 2020 OHL Group Madrid, March 2nd, 2015 Autopista Urbana Norte (México)
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