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Disclaimer
This presentation includes forward‐looking statements that are subject to
risks and uncertainties based on the beliefs and assumptions of the
management of Eucatex S.A. Indústria e Comércio, and on information
currently available to the Company.
Forward‐looking statements are not guarantees of performance. They
involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions because they relate to future
events and therefore depend on circumstances that may or may not occur.
Investors should understand that overall economic conditions, industry
conditions and other operating factors may affect the company’s future
results and may lead to results that differ materially from those expressed
in such forward‐looking statements.
3. 3
Eucatex Group
» Founded in 1951
» Gross Revenue: 2007 – R$ 765 million
9M08 – R$ 650 million
» 4 industrial plants in São Paulo and 57 eucalyptus plantation farms, totaling
44 thousand ha.
» Subsidiary in Atlanta – USA and exportations to more than 25 countries.
» Number of Employees: 2,287
4. 3Q08 Highlights
» Financial Results
Gross Revenue reached R$ 230.5 million in 3Q08 against R$ 193.4 million in 3Q07,
representing and increase of 19.1%. For 9M08, the revenue was R$ 649.1 million, with an
increase of 15.4% over the same period of 2007;
Gross Margin of 32.0% in 9M08, while in 9M07 was of 31.3%, an increase of 0.7 b.p.;
EBITDA of R$ 98 million in 9M08, an increase of 30.3% over 2007; and
Increase of EBITDA Margin in 2.2 b.p. reaching 18.6% in 2008.
» Sales Increase
Highlight to Paint sales and Laminated Flooring, with an increase of 22% and 10%,
respectively, in 3Q08 against 3Q07.
» Construction of the new T-HDF Line within schedule
Constructions are within planned schedule. The line shall begin operation by the end of 1H09,
and reaching it s full annual capacity, may add up to R$ 250 million to the gross revenue and
R$ 90 million to the Group Cash generation.
4
5. 5
Revenue Segmentation
» Highlights
Eucatex paint segment now represents 18% of the revenue in 3Q08, against 16% in 3Q07.
MDP Panels relative participation reduction due to a 15 day programmed stoppage at the
Botucatu Plant.
34%
28%
9%
18%
11%
Gross Revenue Breakdown - 3Q08
Hardboard
MDP
Laminate Flooring
Paint
Others
33%
34%
8%
16%
7%
Gross Revenue Breakdown - 3Q07
Home Building
36.0%
Furniture
Industry
53.0%
Others
10.9%
3Q08
Home Building
32.8%
Furniture
Industry
60.5%
Others
6.7%
3Q07
6. 6
» Eucatex Group First Plant, it is the biggest fabric unit.
Localization: Salto-SP
Area: Land – 540 thousand m² / Constructed – 153 thousand m²
Gross Revenue: 9M08 – R$ 215 million (being 20 % exported to more than 25 countries)
Number of Employees: 827
» Main Products and installed capacity / year:
Hardboard 240 thousand m³
Panels and doors 1,800 thousand pc
Paint Capacity 50,000 thousand m²
Hardboard Units
7. 7
» Increase of 14.1% in the gross revenue in 9M08 and market share increase due
to the better use of the installed capacity, price improvement and sales mix;
» Electric energy supply guaranteed (contract up to 2012) and thermal energy
through the wood recycling project; and
» In 2008, Eucatex exportation will be of US$ 12 million. The new plant was
projected considering 10 days of it s monthly production capacity to the External
Market, which represents a revenue of, approximately, US$ 30 million / year.
Hardboard
90% 85%
Installed Capacity Used
Hardboard
3Q08 3Q07
47% 41%
Market Share
Hardboard
3Q08 3Q07
Wood
19%
Raw Material -
Other
31%
Labor
24%
Eletric Energy
10%
Thermal Energy
7%
Depreciation
9%
COGS - Hardboard- 3Q08
8. 8
Only Plant in Latin America able to laminate paper during the process of MDP panels
formation.
Localization: Botucatu-SP
Area: Land 372 thousand m²/Constructed 62 thousand m²
Gross Revenue: 9M08 - R$ 267 million
Number of Employees: 386
» Main Products and installed capacity / year:
MDP 430 thousand m³
Floor 7,200 thousand m²
Coated BP and Lacca 20,000 thousand m²
MDP and Floors Units
9. 9
» MDP Panels Gross Revenue reached R$ 211.7 million in 9M08,
increase of 11.1% over 9M07, due to better prices and mix; and
» In jul/08, a 15 day stoppage occurred due to preventive maintenance
and implantation of improvements in the line, which resulted in an
increase of 5% in the MDP capacity and reduction in energy
consumption.
MDP Panels
Wood
16%
Raw Material
- Other
36%
Resin
24%
Labor
6%
Eletric
Energy
4% Thermal
Energy
2%
Depreciation
12%
COGS- MDP - 3Q08
75%
91%
Installed Capacity Used
MDP Panels
12% 14%
Market Share
MDP Panels
3Q08 3Q07
3Q08 3Q07
10. Wood Sales Mix
» Eucatex sales mix has more participation of coated products in comparison with other market
players; and
» In 3Q08, the percentage of coated, products of higher aggregate value, represents 98% of the MDP
dispatched.
(*) Source: ABIPA and Companies
10
» The Companhy has unique products like
Eucatop and Lacca.
3Q07 3Q08 Market - 3Q08
85%
98%
26%
MDP coated proportion
EUCATEX
Standard
Coated
11. 11
» For 9M08, the gross revenue for Laminated Floors reached R$ 54.6
million, increase of 13.5% over 9M07;
» Mix fortification, due to the acceptance of the completed launches in
1H08. The products with exclusive patterns and PWG technology –
Plug Without Glue– are having a lot of success with the architects and
decorators; and
» Investments in the sales posts due to the launches and line renewal.
Laminated Flooring
Wood
6%
Raw
Material -
Other
62%
Resin
15%
Labor
9%
Eletric
Energy
3%
Thermal
Energy
2%
Depreciati
on
3%
COGS - Flooring - 3Q08
3Q08 3Q07
66% 60%
Installed Capacity Used
Laminated Flooring
3Q08 3Q07
31% 31%
Market Share
Laminated Flooring
12. Paint and Varnish Units
Inaugurated in 1994, appointed as one of the most modern of Latin America, due to its
last generation equipments and to a laboratory with the most advanced technologies.
Localization: Salto-SP
Area: Land 960 thousand m² / Constructed 36 thousand m²
Gross Revenue: 9M08 - R$ 110 million
Number of Employees: 196
Installed Capacity / year:
Capacity: 36 million of gallons / year
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13. 13
» Increase of 35.9% in the gross revenue over 9M07, which reflects
the actions below:
» Sales team well structured and present in miscellaneous regions
of the Country;
» New Distribution Centers created; and
» New products and color patterns launches, besides the
amplification of the Paint-metric System actuation.
Paints
(*) Source: Eucatex estimate
(*) Source: Abrafati and 9M08 Eucatex projections
3Q08 3Q07
44% 36%
Installed Capacity Used
Paint and Vernish
3Q08 3Q07
6% 5%
Market Share
Paint and Vernish
Growth 2006 2007 9M08
Eucatex 34% 52% 29%
Market (*) 3% 6% 12%
Raw
Material -
Other
77%
Package
14%
Labor
7%
Eletric
Energy
1% Depreciation
1%
COGS - Paints - 3Q08
14. 14
» Forests
• The Company owns 57 farms of eucalyptus
plantation, totaling 44 thousand ha
• Average radius of Salto – 122 km
• Average radius Botucatu – 60 km
• New forests planted in 2007 – 5.400 ha*
• New forests planted in 2008 – 3.000 ha*
• Forests with certification ISO 14001 e Green Seal
granted by FSC
Sustainability Guarantee and new product development possibility.
Sustainability
* ha = hectare
» Wood Recycling Product
• Average radius of residual capture – 150 km
• Volume Processed in 2008 – 88 thousand ton
• This volume would represent 900 de ha of forests
per year, which represents an investment, only in
land, of R$ 10 million/year.
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Capex - Investments
3Q07 3Q08
35.6 40.5
Capex Investments (R$ MM)
3Q08 9M08
40.5
84.6
Capex Investments (R$ MM)
Investimentos - R$ Million 9M08
Forests 21.1
Lease Farms 6.3
T-HDF New Line 17.4
Bottlenecks Eliminations Botucatu - MDP 10.6
Recycling 6.2
Automation sanding 4.4
Chemistry Expedition Expansion 2.2
Preventive maintenance and other support 16.4
Total 84.6
Forests
25%
Lease Farms
7%
T-HDF New Line
21%
Bottlenecks
Eliminations
Botucatu - MDP
13%
Recycling
7%
Automation
sanding
5%
Chemistry
Expedition
Expansion
3%
Preventive
maintenance and
other support
19%
17. 17
» Project is within schedule;
» The start of the production for this line is scheduled for the 1st semester of 2009;
and
» All equipments are scheduled to be delivered until the end of this year.
T-HDF New Line
EBITDA
Margin
50 %
T-HDF: Similar to MDF, but with higher
density and quality.
New T-HDF Line
Installed Capacity Increase (m3) 110 million (m2) / year
Installed Capacity Increase (m3) 275 thousand (m3) / year
Additional Gross Revenue R$ 250 million
EBITDA R$ 90 million
19. 19
T-HDF New Line
New Fabric Plant T-HDF (Thin High Density Fiberboard)
Conclusion until June/2009
20. 20
Financial Debt
Debt (R$ Million) 3Q08 3Q07 Var. (%)
Short Term Debt 38.7 31.4 23.0%
Long Term Debt 75.3 71.5 5.3%
Gross Debt 114.0 103.0 10.7%
Cash and Cash Equivalents 4.4 4.5 -1.0%
Net Debt 109.6 98.5 11.2%
% Short Term Debt 34% 31% +3,0 p.p.
Net Casth (Debt)/EBITDA 0.6 0.7 -14.6%
2006 2007 3Q08
0,8 x
0,7 x
0,6 x
Net Debt vs Ebtida
Net Debt / EBITDA
Short term
debt
34%
Long term
debt
66%
3Q08 Profile Debt
21. 21
Capital Market
21** Source: Eucatex e Bloomberg – 11/04/08
EV/EBITDA* ratio
EUCATEX x Brazilian Peers
2,5 x
4,0 x 4,0 x
EUCA4 x IBOV
» EUCA4 price on September 30, 2008: R$ 3.09
» Appreciation from January 1, 2007 to November 4, 2008.
EUCA4: +3% IBOV: -11%
Duratex Satipel
* Source: Eucatex e Bloomberg - 11/04/08 *** Source: Bloomberg – 06/30/2008
EV/EBITDA** ratio
EUCATEX x International Peers
MASISA SA COPEC
(Arauco)
2,5 x
6,6 x
11,8 x (***)
22. 22
» New T-HDF line – strategically differentiated from competitors;
» External Market Distribution – traditional exporter of thin wood plates, with own
structure in USA;
» Cost differential in electric and thermal energy: contract of electric energy up to
2012 (for the new T-HDF line also) and self-sufficient in biomass for the generation
of thermal energy through its pioneer project of recycling;
» Forest self-sustainability guaranteed through the area of 44 thousand ha of forests
with ISO 14001 Certification and Green Seal granted by FSC;
» Paint segment with growing rates above market and installed capacity available to
sustain this expansion;
» Entry into the stage of completion of property launches occurred between 2006
and 2008, creates great prospects for the markets in which we operate, and
» Greater potential for recovery of the action (EV / EBITDA) compared to peers.
Final Consideration
23. 23
IR Contacts
José Antonio G. de Carvalho
Executive Vice President and IR Director
55 (11) 3049-2361
ri@eucatex.com.br
www.eucatex.com.br/ir