3. Capital Markets
Shareholding Structure:
Total outstanding shares: 129,7M
• PN: 76,1M,
• ON: 53,6M.
Shareholder structure (as of Sep / 2007):
Others
Others Itaúsa 22%
30% 8%
Pension
Funds
5%
Pension
PN ON + PN Itaúsa
42%
Funds
9%
Foreign Inv. Foreign Inv.
53% 31%
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4. Capital Markets
Corporate Governance
> News:
Distribution of an extraordinary dividend (R$50 million);
Creation of a Securities Trading Committee;
Adoption of a Securities Trading Policy;
Adhesion to the ABRASCA Manual;
Creation of the Environment, Social and Cultural Sustainability
Committee;
Establishment of an Environment Policy;
Establishment of a Code of Ethics and Conduct.
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5. Capital Markets
Accrual Dividends (R$ million)
> Pay-out ratio:
40,0% 46,5% 33,8% 34,0% 48,2% **
155,2
2%
10
50,0
+
76,9
52,6 *
58,1
15,3 46,3
25,7 52,6
42,8
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Extraordinary Dividend First semester annualized
Accrual dividend / Interest on Capital * * Net Income 2007e: 9 months annualized
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6. Capital Markets
Corporate Governance
> Ongoing actions:
80% Tag- Along rights to the PN stockholders;
30% differentiated Dividend Policy;
Bovespa Corporate Governance Level I;
Election of an independent Board member.
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7. Capital Markets
Stock Performance:
70,00 40.000
60,00 Stock appreciation during the period: +292% 35.000
(dec / 2005 - Oct / 2007) 30.000
50,00
25.000
40,00
20.000
30,00
15.000
20,00 10.000
10,00 5.000
0,00 0
dez-05 fev-06 abr-06 jun-06 ago-06 out-06 dez-06 fev-07 abr-07 jun-07 ago-07 out-07
dec-05 feb-06 apr-06 jun-06 aug-06 oct-06 dec-06 feb-07 apr-07 jun-07 aug-07 oct-07
Quotation (R$) Traded volume (15 day moving average in R$M)
Increased stock liquidity;
Daily average trading volume:
• in 2006: R$ 7,6 million,
+ 240%
• in 2007: R$ 25,9 million (jan to oct / 2007).
Included in important stock indexes: and 7
8. Capital Markets
Duratex Coverage:
Duratex coverage:
• until Sep / 2006: 5 institutions:
> Itaú, Credit Suisse, Santander, UBS Pactual and Socopa.
• in Sep / 2007: 11 institutions:
> The before mentioned plus: Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank,
Unibanco, Fator, Brascan and Link Corretora.
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10. Business Segments
DECA DIVISION
Metal Fittings
Vitreous China
Accessories
Leadership within the Metals segment having a
prominent position in Vitreous China.
Possesses the broader product line attending the
different market segments.
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11. Business Segments
WOOD DIVISION
Hardboard
MDP
MDF/HDF/SDF
Laminate Flooring
Leadership within the Brazilian
panel making industry having the
most diverse product line.
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12. Business Segments
Timberland total area: 110.000 ha;
Self-sufficiency in wood supply;
ISO14.001 and FSC certified;
Genetic improvement:
• replication of the most productive trees;
Strengthening of the corporative image along with a possible
economic gain:
• development of a project to quantify the amount of CO2
extracted from the environment,
• joining the CCX (Chicago Climate Exchange) project in
progress. 12
13. Average distance between the timberland and plants:
Average freight cost per m3:
Average timberland productivity (in :
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17. Housing
Macro Scenario:
Improvement of the legal framework
Segregation of the building under
construction’s assets from the
constructors’ balance sheet; + Launchings
Deed of trust; + Credit
Easining of the credit access and + Term
increase of it:
• FGTS to real estate up to R$350 K.
Companies from the sector positioned to grow
About 20 IPO’s since 2005:
Primary issuing worth approximately R$ 13,0 billion. 17
18. Housing
Macro Scenario:
Housing deficit (in millions of residencies)
7,2
6,7
5,4
Source: Fundação João Pinheiro
1991 2000 2005
Interest rate and Civil Construction GDP
22,00%
19,00%
18,50%
15,75%
17,50% 17,25% 13,25%
11,25%
7,9%
5,7% SELIC rate
4,5%
2,1% 1,3% C. Constr. GDP
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007*
-2,6% -2,5%
* 2007 estimated:
-8,6% • SELIC: mkt. consensus
• C. Constr. GDP: IPEA 18
20. Housing
Macro Scenario:
Housing financing via savings account (in R$ billion)
15,0
9,5
4,6
2,2 3,0
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Source: ABECIP
Release of new units
10,9 bi
9,8 bi
7,8 bi
6,8 bi
28.600
24.915 25.689
22.550 VGV
Launchings
may/06 to Source: EMBRAESP
2004 2005 2006 apr/07 São Paulo city 20
21. Housing
Average Construction Cycle
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c st u k Fi r h
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P S H a (C K
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12 months 5 months 3 months 21
22. Housing
Diversified Product Mix
> Type of real estate:
C (economic) B A AA (premium)
Description:
• Constructor: MRV
• Value: R$ 66.558 Description:
Description:
• Area: 42 m2 • Constructor: Ecolife
• Constructor: Tecnisa
• Total # of units: 296 • Value: R$ 198.200
• Value: R$ 449.049
• Deca Products: R$579,00 • Area: 78 m2
• Area: 130 m2
• Total # of units: 198
• Total # units: 52
• Deca Products: R$1.655,00
• Deca Products: R$7.936,00
Description:
• Constructor: Cyrela
• Value: R$ 3.242.400
• Area: 607 m2
• Total # of units: 48
• Deca Products: R$41.822,00
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23. Housing
Economic Segment:
Greater growth potential
Strategy to grow the product lines aimed to this market segment;
• example: Max Line released on August, 2007;
• complete line for bathrooms,kitchen and laundry;
• revenues of the Max Line surpassed the commercial area initial
expectative in more than 5 times.
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25. Panel Making Segment
Brazilian Scenario (Furniture Makers)
Industry:
• 14,9 thousand companies in Brazil,
• characteristics: small and medium sized family owned companies,
• regional range,
• absorbs about 60% of the fabricated panels;
Main furniture centers (7):
• Bento Gonçalves (RS), DF
• São Bento do Sul (SC), MG
• Arapongas (PR), ES
SP
• Grande São Paulo (SP),
PR
• Noroeste do Estado de SP (SP),
SC
• Ubá (MG),
RS
• Linhares (ES).
Furniture centers 25
26. Panel Making Segment
MDF: Domestic Market Demand
(in ‘000 m3)
4.000 3.680
Source: ABIPA / SECEX / DURATEX
3.360
3.546
3.000 2.772
2.215 2.271
2.005
2.000 1.871 1.846
1.641
2.027
1.326
811 924
1.000
+ 27%
CAGR
389
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 2010 2011
Supply Demand Estimated 15%py** growth rate
* 2007: annualized ** MDF growth between 2000 and 2007e = 27% py
GDP growth between 2000 and 2007e = 3,2%py
MDF / GDP = 8,4 x
MDF estimated demand between 2007 and 2011 = 3,75 x GDP (4%) =15% py 26
39. Competitive Advantages
Market compound Competitive positioning
broad product line fit to the different proximity to the consuming markets;
market segments; leading brands;
leadership within premium markets; capital structure fit to grow:
partnership with clients; • net debt = R$13,9 million;
countrywide presence; positive track record;
broad technical assistance network. access to capital markets.
Low cost producer
economies of scale;
+ Management
low turnover;
coating lines (better selling mix); committed with Company
self sufficient in wood supply; growth (variable compensation);
timberland at the shortest Corporate Governance
average logging distance. improvement.
Business Sustainability with Creation of Value
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