AFI Development PLC is a leading real estate developer in Moscow, Russia. It has a strong track record of completed projects totaling 193,000 square meters. It currently has 5 ongoing projects that will be completed in the next 1-3 years totaling over 1 million square meters. The company has a large land bank that could support over 3 million additional square meters of development over the next 5-7 years. While the real estate market was significantly impacted by the economic crisis, AFI Development has a strong financial position with over $110 million in cash and credit facilities to complete current projects. The company is focused on high-quality commercial and residential projects in prime Moscow locations.
- AFI Development PLC is a leading real estate developer in Moscow, Russia focused on commercial and residential projects.
- It has a strong track record of completed projects and a pipeline of ongoing projects worth over 3 million square meters to be delivered in the next 5-7 years.
- The real estate market in Moscow has recovered from the economic crisis, with demand and rents growing again for high-quality Class A offices and retail spaces. Vacancy rates remain low while yields have stabilized.
The document provides an overview of AFI Development PLC, a leading real estate developer in Moscow, Russia. It discusses the company's strategy, portfolio of active projects, market conditions, and financial position. Key points include:
- AFI has a strong track record and is developing several major projects in Moscow, including the Mall of Russia shopping center and residential/commercial projects.
- The real estate market has recovered from the economic crisis, with demand increasing again for high-quality Class A offices and retail.
- AFI has a large land bank that could support over 3 million square meters of future development. Several new projects are planned to start within the next year.
- Financially,
Este documento resume el cálculo del aumento salarial del 30% para los empleados del Hotel Escuela a la Casa Lojana. Se lista el nombre, apellido, ciudad, sueldo original y nuevo sueldo de cada empleado. El empleado con el sueldo más alto es Zapatero Murillo con $3,640 y el más bajo es Altamirano Rojas con $383.96.
- AFI Development PLC is a leading real estate developer in Moscow, Russia focused on commercial and residential projects.
- It has a strong track record of completed projects and a pipeline of ongoing projects worth over 3 million square meters to be delivered in the next 5-7 years.
- The real estate market in Moscow has recovered from the economic crisis, with demand and rents growing again for high-quality Class A offices and retail spaces. Vacancy rates remain low while yields have stabilized.
The document provides an overview of AFI Development PLC, a leading real estate developer in Moscow, Russia. It discusses the company's strategy, portfolio of active projects, market conditions, and financial position. Key points include:
- AFI has a strong track record and is developing several major projects in Moscow, including the Mall of Russia shopping center and residential/commercial projects.
- The real estate market has recovered from the economic crisis, with demand increasing again for high-quality Class A offices and retail.
- AFI has a large land bank that could support over 3 million square meters of future development. Several new projects are planned to start within the next year.
- Financially,
Este documento resume el cálculo del aumento salarial del 30% para los empleados del Hotel Escuela a la Casa Lojana. Se lista el nombre, apellido, ciudad, sueldo original y nuevo sueldo de cada empleado. El empleado con el sueldo más alto es Zapatero Murillo con $3,640 y el más bajo es Altamirano Rojas con $383.96.
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- The document is an investor presentation for AFI Development PLC providing an overview of the company's financial results, business segments, portfolio, and pipeline projects.
- AFI is a real estate developer in Russia focused on large commercial and residential projects, with its primary market in Moscow. It has a portfolio valued at $2.5 billion including income-generating and development assets.
- The presentation provides details on AFI's flagship AFIMALL City project in Moscow, as well as other yielding properties, development projects in process, and additional land holdings for future projects.
- The document provides a summary of Magnit's 1Q 2009 results, including an overview of the company's history, current business operations, and growth strategy.
- Magnit is a leading food retailer in Russia with over 2,600 convenience stores and hypermarkets, and plans further expansion through opening 250-400 new convenience stores annually and growing its hypermarket business.
- The company achieved strong financial performance in recent years with sales, gross margin, EBITDA margin, and net income margin growth, and aims to continue improving efficiency across operations.
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- The document is a 2007 annual results presentation from OJSC Magnit, a Russian food retailer, which contains disclaimers about the information provided and forward-looking statements.
- Magnit has experienced strong growth since entering food retail in 1998, growing its store count to over 2,000 convenience stores and 5 hypermarkets by early 2008.
- Magnit's strategy is to further expand its convenience store operations while also rolling out its hypermarket format, with a focus on improving efficiency.
Magnit provides concise summaries of its 2006 results in 3 sentences:
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- The document is an investor presentation for AFI Development PLC providing an overview of the company's financial results, business segments, portfolio, and pipeline projects.
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- The document provides a summary of Magnit's 1Q 2009 results, including an overview of the company's history, current business operations, and growth strategy.
- Magnit is a leading food retailer in Russia with over 2,600 convenience stores and hypermarkets, and plans further expansion through opening 250-400 new convenience stores annually and growing its hypermarket business.
- The company achieved strong financial performance in recent years with sales, gross margin, EBITDA margin, and net income margin growth, and aims to continue improving efficiency across operations.
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- The document is a 2007 annual results presentation from OJSC Magnit, a Russian food retailer, which contains disclaimers about the information provided and forward-looking statements.
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- Magnit's strategy is to further expand its convenience store operations while also rolling out its hypermarket format, with a focus on improving efficiency.
Magnit provides concise summaries of its 2006 results in 3 sentences:
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1. The document discusses areas of expertise including over 11 years of experience in corporate finance and asset securitization. It provides an overview of the Saudi economy and growth opportunities in the auto and real estate sectors.
2. Benefits to financial institutions of receivable-backed financing are outlined, including low risk and high potential returns. Hiring the author would provide a comprehensive financing solution and direct access to major industry players.
3. Profitability scenarios for financial institutions show steady portfolio growth and returns of over 2.5% annually by gradually increasing receivable-backed financing commitments over 5 years.
1. The document discusses areas of expertise including over 11 years of experience in corporate finance and asset securitization. It provides an overview of the Saudi economy and growth opportunities in the auto and real estate sectors.
2. Benefits to financial institutions of receivable-backed financing are outlined, including low risk and high potential returns. Hiring the author would provide a comprehensive financing solution and direct access to major industry players.
3. Profitability scenarios for financial institutions show steady portfolio growth and returns of over 2.5% annually by gradually increasing receivable-backed financing commitments.
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11. Active on the market since 2001, operating as AFI Development since 2006 and admitted to the London Stock Exchange (LSE) in 2007
12. Strong reputation, track record of value creation and an established position on Moscow’s unsaturated real estate market with high entry barriers
13. Affiliate company of Africa Israel Group – a major Israeli conglomerate with global focus on real estate, construction and infrastructure
14. Successful track record of 8 completed projects with total of 193,000 sqm of commercial and residential space
15. Project pipeline: 5 ongoing projects to be completed within the next 1-3 years, 3 projects in active preparatory stage and 19 additional land plots in the portfolio for future development (land bank)
16. Strong liquidity position with over US$ 110 mln in cash (June 30, 2010) and secured credit facilities to complete ongoing projects
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18. Commitment to the highest standards of corporate governance, disclosure and operational predictability
20. Retaining only the highest quality / best located properties with certain residential, non-prime commercial projects and selected land bank sold off
21. Suspension of new acquisitions and staged development of acquired land bank: presently 5 major high-quality projects under development
31. Banks are holding on to pledged assets transferred to their ownership due to insolvencies
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33. Low number of quality assets and projects under construction on the market (excess supply of mid and low quality properties)
34. Virtually no investor interest in acquisition of new land plots / development sites leading to a dramatic drop in prices compared to pre-crisis levels
66. Hotel – 5% *Numbers based on valuation done by JLL, AFID share of projects shown, disposed projects not included , active projects include projects “next for development”
67. Completed Projects (1) Four Winds residential Aquamarine I,II office Aquamarine II residential Four Winds office
68. Completed Projects (2) Aquamarine II hotel Plaza SPA hotel in Kislovodsk H2O office Berezhkovskaya office
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71. 70% pre-let at an average rate of US$ 1,200 per sqm per year for the first year, another 10% are under negotiation
72. Construction loan refinanced resulting in extension of maturity by 2 years to Aug 2013 and a decrease in interest rates from 16% to 13.25% in ruble terms *Valuation done by JLL , Dec 31, 2009
75. The Mall is part of AFID’s complex redevelopment of TverskayaZastava Square (over 500,000 of total commercial and residential space, part of AFID’s present land bank)
76. Easy access from subway, rail terminal and specifically built underground pedestrian passes
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78. The City of Moscow agreed to and started financing a part of the engineering infrastructure
79. Negotiations with a new general contractor are ongoing (to be finalized before year end)Valuation done by JLL, Dec 31, 2009
84. New credit facility for US$ 74 mln at 13.25% was signed with Sberbank. The loan is sufficient to cover all construction costsValuation done by JLL, Dec 31, 2009
107. In Q3 2010 long term liabilities increased by US$26 mlnfollowing drawdowns made to complete Mall of Russia and Aquamarine III projects
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109. Revenues for nine months to 30 September 2010 including net proceeds from the sale of trading properties increased by 15% year-on-year to US$53.9 million driven by higher rental income and residential sales.
110. Loss before tax driven by reevaluation for the period was US$49.8 million compared to profit of US$285 million for nine months to 30 September 2009.
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112. Following active development of several projects cash outflow from investment activities reached US$ 101 mlnfor 9m 2010 compared to cash outflow of US$ 45 mlnin 9m 2009
113. Cash flow from financing activities was negative for the period and constituted US$ 33 mln outflow
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115. Geographical focus on Moscow as it provides the strongest real estate fundamentals; concentration on high quality centrally located commercial and residential properties
116. Currently 5 projects under construction and several others at concept design stage with plan to start construction within 18 months