This corporate presentation provides an overview of the company's history, business model, financial results, and outlook. Some key points:
- The company has over 30 years of experience in residential real estate development, primarily focused on affordable housing projects.
- It has a vertically integrated business model with standardized construction processes that focus on large-scale, low-income housing developments.
- Financial results show strong growth over time, with net revenue increasing 38% in 2Q13 compared to 2Q12 and adjusted net income rising 26%.
- The company has a large land bank and focuses on expanding its footprint in markets with high growth potential through affordable housing programs.
Market Research Report : Digital broadcasting market in india 2015 - SampleNetscribes, Inc.
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Abstract :
The report highlights the analysis of the drivers and explains the factors for growth of the industry. Emerging middle class and rising disposable income, Increase in television and radio penetration, complete digitization of TV services and Increase in sale of LCD and LED TVs, are the key drivers of this market. Rise in disposable income of the working class coupled by the new digital wave will overlook the price factor of most forms of digital broadcasting media vis-à-vis analogue cable. Rapid evolution of new technologies such as High Definition (HD), STBs (Set Top Boxes) with inbuilt recorders and delivery platforms, create further opportunities for innovation and growth. Government of India has passed a bill aiming at complete digitization of the cable industry by Dec 31, 2014. Upgrade to LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) TVs has shifted viewership trend to DTH/digital broadcast
There are various challenges too that the Digital Broadcasting Market faces, High costs involved in digital conversion, Shortage of set top boxes are the major challenges faced by the auto ancillary industry. Costs in digital conversion primarily centres on costs of providing duplicate transmission equipment and distribution infrastructure. Digitization process entails internal costs to broadcasters for upgrading their program creation and presentation; High costs involved in digital broadcasting mechanism poses as a challenge that the sector needs to overcome. As the nation gears up for a switch from analogue to digital transmission, set top boxes are required to continue watching cable television. Operators are facing a crunch in the supply of set-top boxes for the entire population base in India. Further India is going digital at the same time as other nations including Brazil, Russia, China and South Korea, which is making the situation bleak in terms of meeting demands of set top boxes.
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has proposed a 50% reduction in the airtime of television advertisements which will eventually result in halving the amount of ad inventory and render a better viewership experience. The government has liberalized the broadcast sector ahead of India's shift to digital carriage of television channels, raising foreign direct investment (FDI) ceiling to 74 % in direct-to home (DTH) and multi-system operators (MSOs0029.
Table of Contents :
Slide 1: Executive Summary
Introduction
Slide 2: Digital Broadcasting Sector in India – Introduction
Macro Economic Indicators
Slide 3: GDP at Factor Cost: Quarterly (2011-12 - 2014-15), Inflation Rate: Monthly (Jul-Dec 2013)
Slide 4: Gross Fiscal Deficit: Monthly (Feb 2013 - Jul 2013), Exchange Rate: Half Yearly (Apr 2014- Sep 2014)
Slide 5: Lending Rate: Annual (2011-12 - 2014-15), Trade Balance: Annual (2010-11 – 2013-14), FDI Annual (2009-10 - 2012-13)
Market Overview
Slide 6: Digital Bro
The interim report was published on 24 April at 7.30 (CET). For more information please visit Saab Investor Relations: http://saabgroup.com/investor-relations/
Market Research Report : Digital broadcasting market in india 2015 - SampleNetscribes, Inc.
For the complete report, get in touch with us at: info@netscribes.com
Abstract :
The report highlights the analysis of the drivers and explains the factors for growth of the industry. Emerging middle class and rising disposable income, Increase in television and radio penetration, complete digitization of TV services and Increase in sale of LCD and LED TVs, are the key drivers of this market. Rise in disposable income of the working class coupled by the new digital wave will overlook the price factor of most forms of digital broadcasting media vis-à-vis analogue cable. Rapid evolution of new technologies such as High Definition (HD), STBs (Set Top Boxes) with inbuilt recorders and delivery platforms, create further opportunities for innovation and growth. Government of India has passed a bill aiming at complete digitization of the cable industry by Dec 31, 2014. Upgrade to LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) TVs has shifted viewership trend to DTH/digital broadcast
There are various challenges too that the Digital Broadcasting Market faces, High costs involved in digital conversion, Shortage of set top boxes are the major challenges faced by the auto ancillary industry. Costs in digital conversion primarily centres on costs of providing duplicate transmission equipment and distribution infrastructure. Digitization process entails internal costs to broadcasters for upgrading their program creation and presentation; High costs involved in digital broadcasting mechanism poses as a challenge that the sector needs to overcome. As the nation gears up for a switch from analogue to digital transmission, set top boxes are required to continue watching cable television. Operators are facing a crunch in the supply of set-top boxes for the entire population base in India. Further India is going digital at the same time as other nations including Brazil, Russia, China and South Korea, which is making the situation bleak in terms of meeting demands of set top boxes.
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has proposed a 50% reduction in the airtime of television advertisements which will eventually result in halving the amount of ad inventory and render a better viewership experience. The government has liberalized the broadcast sector ahead of India's shift to digital carriage of television channels, raising foreign direct investment (FDI) ceiling to 74 % in direct-to home (DTH) and multi-system operators (MSOs0029.
Table of Contents :
Slide 1: Executive Summary
Introduction
Slide 2: Digital Broadcasting Sector in India – Introduction
Macro Economic Indicators
Slide 3: GDP at Factor Cost: Quarterly (2011-12 - 2014-15), Inflation Rate: Monthly (Jul-Dec 2013)
Slide 4: Gross Fiscal Deficit: Monthly (Feb 2013 - Jul 2013), Exchange Rate: Half Yearly (Apr 2014- Sep 2014)
Slide 5: Lending Rate: Annual (2011-12 - 2014-15), Trade Balance: Annual (2010-11 – 2013-14), FDI Annual (2009-10 - 2012-13)
Market Overview
Slide 6: Digital Bro
The interim report was published on 24 April at 7.30 (CET). For more information please visit Saab Investor Relations: http://saabgroup.com/investor-relations/
3. 3
More Than 30 Years of History
47%
Filadélphia
Participações S.A.1 Others
53%
155,298,749 ordinary shares
1. Holding owned by Ricardo Valadares Gontijo and family
Industrial projects acting
as contractor to third
parties
Important geographic
expansion: Brasília, Rio
de Janeiro and
Campinas
Development of projects
focused on the low-
income segment
Beginning of large scale
projects for the low-
income segment
Consolidation of a
leading position in
Manaus and Brasilia
Operations expansion to
PA, RO and ES
IPO
32% growth in
units launched
from the
previous year
57% growth in
contracted PSV
from the
previous year
Establishment of
own sales team
1981 - 2005 2006-2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Record net
revenue of R$ 1.1
Billion, a 37%
YoY growth
MCMV II
Follow-on: $
228.8 million for
the Company
Increasing stock
liquidity
The most relevant
player in the
MCMV 2nd phase
Level 1
More than
R$ 1 billion on
projects delivered
during 2012
2012
LatinAmerican
Asia 13.8%
NorthAmerican
4.1%
Europe
15.8%
Brazil
17.2%
49.1%
Free Floating ( others 53%)
4. Unique Footprint
Strong footprint in markets with high growth potential, low
competition and high barriers to entry
Low competition in
profitable markets
Track Record in
Operating in the low-
Income segment
Over 30 years of experience
Solid track record in MCMV Level 1 projects
Low equity commitment,
solid margins and high
ROIC
Focus on Large
Scale Projects
Verticalized
Business Model
Strong expertise in large scale ventures
Own work force
Performance-based compensation
Standardized and industrialized production on-site
Large scale operations in
the low-income
segments, with strict
cost control and high
margins
4
Direcional: A Unique Business Model
The most profitable
and efficient player in
the low-income
sector
‘’’’
High efficiency and profitability
ROE¹ among the highest in the sector
1
2
3
5
Annualized ROE¹: 18%
1. Annualized ROE: Annualized 1Q13 Net Profit / Average Shareholders' Equity in the same period
The best low-income player in Brazil
Industrialization
Aluminum panels and concrete walls technology
45 days to develop a five floors building
4
5. Main Figures
51 -Adjusted by non-cash expenses (Stock-Options Program).
2Q13 2Q12 D % 1H13 1H12 D %
(a) (b) (a/b) (c) (d) (c/d)
Launched PSV
% Direcional
BRL million 446 470 -5% 866 613 41%
Contracted PSV
% Direcional
BRL million 543 448 21% 1,073 580 85%
Sales Over Supply (VSO) % PSV 49.6% 36.5% 13.1 p.p. 63.4% 42.6% 20.8 p.p.
Net Revenues BRL million 466 338 38% 855 682 25%
Adjusted¹ Net Income BRL million 62 49 26% 119 104 15%
Adjusted¹ Net Margin % 13.3% 14.5% -1.2 p.p. 13.9% 15.2% -1.3 p.p.
6. 6
The Growth Coming From The Very Low-Income
Total PSV Launched– Track Record
(R$ million)
CAGR +35%
1H13
866
2012
2,346
2011
1,447
2010
1,067
2009
783
2008
710
Development MCMV Level 1
Launched PSV - MCMV Level 1
(R$ million)
686
2009
634
2008
710
CAGR 0%
1H13
59
2012
698
2011
924
2010
Launched PSV - Development
(R$ million)
0 380
CAGR +123%
1H13
807
2012
1,647
2011
522
20102009
149
2008
7. Very Low Income Projects:
# of projects: 23
# of Units: 53,001
Total PSV: R$ 3,430.9 MM
7
MCMV Level 1 – Government’s first priority
1st Phase MCMV 2nd Phase MCMV
# of projects: 3
# of Units: 7,391
Total PSV: R$ 380.3 million
# of projects: 20
# of Units: 45,610
Total PSV: R$ 3,050.6 MM
+
Direcional`s Contracted MCMV – Level 1
(PSV million)
Direcional`s Contracted MCMV – Level 1
(Units)
+215%
+333%
20122011
1,647
522
2010
380
70,894
58,892
51,451
2010
7,391
+214%
+162%
+38%
2012
23,234
2011
8,872
Average Price
8. 8
100%
81%
Delivered
36%
17%
69%
21%
Contracted
81%
64%
99%
Program
100%
100%
100%
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
MCMV Program – Overview
2,600,000
+300%
MCMV2
1,600,000
800,000
200,000
MCMV1
1,000,000
400,000
400,000
200,000
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
MCMV Program Phase 1 & 2
(# of units)
MCMV Program Phase 1 & 2: Status
(% of Units)
Results PMCMV (Phase 1 & 2)
Total Contracted % Balance Deliveries % %
(a) (b) (c) (c/a) (c/b)
Level 1 2,000,000 1,272,624 64% 727,376 340,774 17% 27%
Level 2 1,200,000 1,184,942 99% 15,058 822,361 69% 69%
Level 3 400,000 325,709 81% 74,291 84,724 21% 26%
Total 3,600,000 2,783,275 816,725 1,247,859
Program Challenges ("Ministério das Cidades ")
1) Accelerate the contracting of MCMV Level 1 Projects
2) Problems that impact contracting and delivery of housing
3) Expand urban sustainability of the projects
4) Improvements in the construction process
13. 13
Sales and VSO – 2Q13
2Q13
49.6%
21.2%
1Q13
40.7%
15.2%
4Q12
55.4%
15.2%
3Q12
41.3%
18.7%
2Q12
36.5%
21.2%
With MCMV Level 1 project
Without MCMV Level 1 project
2Q12 95%88% 3%
2%
1%
1%
3Q12 97%95%
1%
1%
0%
4Q12 99%98% 0% 0%
1Q13 100%100% 0%
2Q13 98%
3 M 6 M 9 M 12 M 15 M
Sales by Period of Launching - 1Q13
(% PSV – Ex-MCMV Level 1)
7%
2Q13
22%
1Q13 2%
4Q12
18%
3Q12
6%
2Q12
1Q12
7%
<2012
38%
Contracted PSV
(R$ million)
Sales-over-supply (VSO)
(% Units)
Sales Speed
(% Units)
Record sales in 2Q13;
SoS of 49.6%.
543
403
140
1Q13
530
405
125
2Q12
448
259
807
266
1H12
580
259
+85%
+21%
+2%
1H13
1,073
321
2Q13
189
MCMV Level 1
Development
14. 14
Land Bank
58,5% are large scale projects (over 1,000 units)
76,6% are eligible for the MCMV Program
77,4% were acquired by physical or financial Swap
Average acquisition price of 9,5% over PSV
R$ 6.6 Billion
60,702 units
Land Bank by Segment
(% PSV)
Land Bank Track Record in 1Q13
(R$ million in PSV)
293159 6,549
-101
2Q13Launches
33
Review of
Assumptions
Acquired
Land Bank
1Q13
6,448
Land Bank by Region
(% PSV)
Type of Payment
(1Q13 – % PSV)
58.9% Cash41.1%
Swap
RET
6%
Low-Income
39%
Upper-Middle
12%
Medium
39%
Commercial4%
ES
2%
AM
15%
MG
42%
RO
2%
SP
8%
PA
9%
DF
21%GO
1%
15. 15
Inventory
Reduction of 9% in total inventory in the 1Q13 and 25% in the 1H13;
Reduction of 16 % in inventory of completed units in the 1Q13 and 32% in the 1H13.
2013
2%
2012
38%
2011
29%
201015%
<2010
2%
Finished Units
15%
Midweast 17%
Southeast 33%
North 50%
603
-9%
-25%
2Q13
515
88
1Q13
667
561
106
2012
800
670
130
Under ConstructionConcluded Units
Inventory Market Value by Region
(% PSV)
Inventory by Launch Period
(% PSV)
Inventory Track Record
(R$ million)
Total % Direcional
Under Construction 600,236 514,981 85.3% 1,620 79.9%
Finished Units 104,277 88,443 14.7% 408 20.1%
Total 704,513 603,424 100.0% 2,028 100.0%
Inventory
PSV in Inventory (BRL'000)
% Units in Inventory %
22. 22
Improvement on DIRR3 Float
Number of Investors
(#)
+57%
1,462
+174%
Jun.13
662
800
Dec.12
933
480
453
Sep.12
652
283
369
Jun.12
531
214
317
Mar.12
533
217
316
Investment Funds
Personal Investors
10,978
+763%
2Q134Q12
7,795
3Q12
2,539
2Q12
1,039
1Q12
1,272
Average Trading Volume
(# of Transactions)
Average Trading Volume
(R$ 000)
1,857
616
245
108115
+1,516%
2Q134Q123Q122Q121Q12
23. BISA3; -16,1%
CYRE3; 14,3%
EVEN3; 14,4%
EZTC3; 24,5%GFSA3; -5,8%
HBOR3; 26,1%
MRVE3; 12,9%
DIRR3 17,2%
RDNI3; 10,3%
RSID3; -12,7%
TCSA3; -8,4%
SETOR; -4,0%
TRIS3; 6,7%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
55%
60%
-50% -30% -10% 10% 30% 50%
NetRevenueLTM/TotalAssets
Net Margin¹
Slow turnover and margin above averageSlow turnover and margin below average
Fast turnover and margin below average Fast turnover and margin above average
Company; ROE LTM
Size: Leverage (Assets/Equity)
Color: Average Prince - Launched Units Last 24 months
Low - up to R$ 200k per unit
Medium - between R$ 200k and R$ 400k per unit
High - above R$ 400k per unit
Setor
1. Direcional: Adjusted for non-cash expenses (Stock-Options Program)
23
Outstanding Results
17.2%
Source: Company Earning Release 1Q13 Annualized
(As of 1Q13)
27. 27
Contacts
Carlos Wollenweber
CFO | IR Officer
Paulo Sousa
IR Analyst
Luiz Felipe Almeida
IR Analyst
www.direcional.com.b/ir
ri@direcional.com.br
(55 31) 3214-6200
(55 31) 3214-6450