Ferrovial reported strong performance across its business divisions in the first nine months of 2015. Revenues increased 12% and EBITDA grew 16%, helped by foreign exchange appreciation. Toll road traffic grew with the opening of new roads, and Heathrow airport saw a 2.3% increase in passengers. The services division saw a 13% revenue increase, with the construction division reporting 10% higher revenues on international growth. The company maintained a robust financial position with net cash of €1.2 billion excluding infrastructure projects.
Ferrovial reported strong performance across most business lines in 2015. Revenues increased 11% in Services, 9% in Construction, and 18.9% in Toll Roads, driven by traffic growth and new project contributions. The order book remained high at over €31.5 billion combined for Construction and Services. Dividends received from toll road and airport investments increased compared to 2014. The company continued its focus on shareholder returns through dividend payments and a share buyback program in 2015.
This document provides an overview of Snam Group, a European leader in natural gas infrastructure. It discusses Snam's vision, integrated infrastructure network across Europe, management team, and the evolving European natural gas market landscape. The market is expected to become more dependent on imports from outside Europe, requiring further development of infrastructure to transport gas from southern European entry points to consumption areas in northern Europe. Snam aims to efficiently manage gas systems and promote a more integrated European network to support the changing market.
Ferrovial Investors Presentation Jan Sep 2015Ferrovial
Ferrovial reported strong results for the first 9 months of 2015, with revenues and EBITDA increasing by double digits. Toll road traffic grew across the portfolio, with new concessions awarded. Construction backlog remained high, with international projects performing well. Services backlog was close to an all-time high, although UK margins declined due to higher costs on one contract. Heathrow airport saw a record number of passengers and higher dividends. Overall, the company demonstrated profitable growth across its businesses.
TIM Group - Sustainability Financing FrameworkGruppo TIM
1) TIM Group is committed to sustainability, with a plan to become carbon neutral by 2030 and improve eco-efficiency.
2) They have a long history of sustainability reporting and participation in ESG indexes. Their risk score from Sustainalytics is low.
3) TIM has achieved results in reducing energy consumption and increasing renewable energy usage while growing traffic volumes. They offer green products and services to help customers lower environmental footprints.
Ferrovial reported strong performance across its business divisions in the first nine months of 2015. Revenues increased 12% and EBITDA grew 16%, helped by foreign exchange appreciation. Toll road traffic grew with the opening of new roads, and Heathrow airport saw a 2.3% increase in passengers. The services division saw a 13% revenue increase, with the construction division reporting 10% higher revenues on international growth. The company maintained a robust financial position with net cash of €1.2 billion excluding infrastructure projects.
Ferrovial reported strong performance across most business lines in 2015. Revenues increased 11% in Services, 9% in Construction, and 18.9% in Toll Roads, driven by traffic growth and new project contributions. The order book remained high at over €31.5 billion combined for Construction and Services. Dividends received from toll road and airport investments increased compared to 2014. The company continued its focus on shareholder returns through dividend payments and a share buyback program in 2015.
This document provides an overview of Snam Group, a European leader in natural gas infrastructure. It discusses Snam's vision, integrated infrastructure network across Europe, management team, and the evolving European natural gas market landscape. The market is expected to become more dependent on imports from outside Europe, requiring further development of infrastructure to transport gas from southern European entry points to consumption areas in northern Europe. Snam aims to efficiently manage gas systems and promote a more integrated European network to support the changing market.
Ferrovial Investors Presentation Jan Sep 2015Ferrovial
Ferrovial reported strong results for the first 9 months of 2015, with revenues and EBITDA increasing by double digits. Toll road traffic grew across the portfolio, with new concessions awarded. Construction backlog remained high, with international projects performing well. Services backlog was close to an all-time high, although UK margins declined due to higher costs on one contract. Heathrow airport saw a record number of passengers and higher dividends. Overall, the company demonstrated profitable growth across its businesses.
TIM Group - Sustainability Financing FrameworkGruppo TIM
1) TIM Group is committed to sustainability, with a plan to become carbon neutral by 2030 and improve eco-efficiency.
2) They have a long history of sustainability reporting and participation in ESG indexes. Their risk score from Sustainalytics is low.
3) TIM has achieved results in reducing energy consumption and increasing renewable energy usage while growing traffic volumes. They offer green products and services to help customers lower environmental footprints.
Telecom Italia - Interim Report at March 31, 2013Gruppo TIM
The document is an interim report by Telecom Italia Group for the first quarter of 2013. Some key highlights include:
- Consolidated revenues decreased 8.1% to €6.8 billion due to lower revenues in the Domestic and Brazil Business Units.
- EBITDA decreased 10.1% to €2.7 billion due to declining revenues and higher costs in Latin America to boost growth.
- Net profit attributable to owners of the Parent was €364 million, down from €605 million in Q1 2012.
- Adjusted net financial debt increased €493 million from the end of 2012 to €28.8 billion at the end of Q1 2013.
This document provides a summary of Leonardo's 3Q/9M2020 results presentation. The key highlights are:
1) Leonardo has successfully responded to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, with resilient performance in its military/governmental business offsetting softness in civil markets.
2) For 9M2020, orders were flat at €8.5 billion despite lower exports, revenues were flat at €9 billion, and EBITA declined 28% to €497 million due to lower contributions from joint ventures.
3) Free operating cash flow was negative €2.6 billion due to usual seasonal factors and higher working capital absorption from COVID-19 related delays in some program milestones
FiberCop will be the leading Italian fiber infrastructure wholesaler, created through the carving out of TIM's passive secondary network. KKR will acquire a 37.5% stake in FiberCop for €1.8 billion, valuing FiberCop at €4.7 billion. The transaction is intended to accelerate fiber rollout in Italy while deleveraging TIM. A letter of intent was also signed for FiberCop to potentially merge with Open Fiber to form a single national fiber network called AccessCo. This transaction aims to unlock value for TIM through network investments and multiple expansion.
Telecom Italia 1Q 2013 Results - Franco Bernabè, Piergiorgio PelusoGruppo TIM
Telecom Italia Group reported its 1Q 2013 results. Revenues declined 6.4% year-over-year to €6.8 billion due to decreases in the domestic market. EBITDA declined 3.2% to €2.7 billion and EBITDA-CAPEX declined 8% to €1.8 billion. The domestic market saw revenues decline 10.1% and EBITDA decline 9.8% due to regulatory price pressures and competition. Brazil and Argentina saw revenue growth of 5.4% and 18.3% respectively due to commercial strategies and network investments. The company expects low single-digit EBITDA decline for full year 2013 and adjusted net financial position below €27 billion.
In 2020, TIM achieved its key financial and operational targets despite the challenges of COVID-19:
- It stabilized domestic service revenues and EBITDA in the fourth quarter after declines earlier in the year.
- It turned its fixed customer base to growth in the fourth quarter for the first time since 2001 and improved mobile customer trends.
- It reduced domestic addressable costs by 9.5% through process improvements and digitalization initiatives.
Half year financial report at June 30 2019Gruppo TIM
- TIM's H1 2019 results were in line with its 3-year plan objectives, with operating free cash flow of €1.5 billion, up €604 million YoY. Net financial debt fell €539 million to €24.7 billion.
- Key agreements were signed with Vodafone to share 5G networks and infrastructure, expected to generate over €800 million in synergies each, and with Sky to distribute sports content.
- Group revenues were €9 billion, down 3.4% YoY due to lower international voice traffic. Reported EBITDA rose 8.9% to €4.1 billion from cost savings and tax benefits in Brazil. Reported EBITDA -
- Ferrovial's toll roads, airports, construction and services businesses all saw increased revenues and traffic in 2015, supported by economic recovery and currency effects.
- Key assets like Heathrow airport and 407ETR toll road increased dividends. Ferrovial also executed a share buyback and scrip dividend program.
- The consolidated net debt decreased due to asset sales like the Chicago Skyway toll road. The order book remained high for construction and services.
- Q2 '21 results show TIM Group revenues back to growth for the first time since Q3 2018, driven by an acceleration in revenue growth in Brazil.
- TIM Domestic saw stable fixed lines, strong UBB net adds, and lower churn. Mobile churn was lower quarter-over-quarter. ICT growth remained strong.
- TIM launched its "Football and Sports" package on TIMVISION in July to become the "home of football" in Italy, including Serie A, Champions League, Europa League, and Olympics content.
- Key growth drivers around fiber deployment, digital services, and public funds are materializing as planned.
- Leonardo presented its 1Q2021 results, showing orders of €3.4 billion, revenues of €2.8 billion (up 7.7% YoY), and EBITA of €95 million (up 131.7% YoY).
- Military and government demand remained robust, while civil aerospace was still impacted by COVID-19. Profitability improved across most business segments due to efficiencies except for Aerostructures which saw lower volumes.
- The presentation highlighted progress on strategic initiatives including the HENSOLDT acquisition and portfolio reviews, while 2021 guidance was confirmed assuming progressive market recovery.
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This document provides a summary of Liberty Global's fiscal 2008 investor call held on February 24, 2009. It discusses Liberty Global's 2008 financial highlights including strong organic growth, opportunistic M&A activity, and a stable balance sheet and liquidity. Key metrics such as operating cash flow growth, margin expansion, and free cash flow growth are reviewed. Liberty Global's 2009 operating outlook targets continued growth in operating cash flow, operating cash flow margin expansion, and at least 25% free cash flow growth. Regional performance and trends in revenue, operating cash flow, and margins are also summarized.
This document provides an overview and summary of Liberty Global's 3rd Quarter 2008 Investor Call. It begins with introductory remarks noting the company's stable growth, diverse markets, and strategy remaining intact. The agenda outlines sections on operating updates, financial results, and Q&A. Key highlights include rebased growth rates of 6% for revenue and 13% for OCF year-to-date, record OCF margins in Q3, and growing penetration of advanced services driving ARPU and net adds across various markets. Financial results show continued OCF and free cash flow growth. The balance sheet maintains significant liquidity and leverage metrics trending lower. Limited near-term debt amaturities provide flexibility.
- Leonardo successfully navigated 2020 with resilient performance despite challenges from COVID-19. Key financial results met or exceeded targets.
- Orders of €13.8 billion were supported by domestic military/government customers and offset declines in civil and export markets.
- Revenues of €13.4 billion were resilient with solid performances from helicopters, electronics, and aircraft offsetting lower civil aeronautics.
- EBITA was €938 million despite COVID-19 impacts, as cost savings and efficiency measures offset lower productivity and mix effects.
- TIM Group reported Q1 2021 results with revenues flat YoY and accelerating cash generation and debt reduction. Net debt was reduced by €2.0bn in Q1.
- For TIM Domestic, fixed service revenues stabilized YoY while mobile service revenues declined slightly. UBB coverage and take up continued to grow.
- Key growth drivers for TIM include the distribution of Italian football exclusively on fiber networks beginning in July 2021, capturing the shift from mobile-only to fixed broadband, leveraging opportunities in beyond connectivity areas, and benefitting from public funds being allocated to Italy's digitalization.
- Leonardo presented results for the 1st quarter of 2020, highlighting challenges from COVID-19 but resilience in military/government demand. Productivity and program execution slowed due to plant restrictions and travel bans impacted civil helicopter and aircraft deliveries.
- Orders increased 36% year-over-year to €3.4 billion led by UK and US Navy contracts. Revenues declined 5% to €2.6 billion due to lower deliveries. EBITA fell 75% to €41 million from lower revenues and productivity.
- Mitigating actions were implemented including cost reductions, strengthened liquidity with €2 billion in new credit facilities, and recovery plans to maximize productivity as restrictions ease. However, impacts on the
- TIM reported results for Q3 2020, showing improving trends in Italy and growth resuming in Brazil. Key performance indicators in Italy are stabilizing as the "Fix the fixed" strategy delivers results in halting customer line losses.
- Organic cash generation remained strong in Q3, with Equity Free Cash Flow increasing 22% year-over-year. Net debt was reduced by €0.4 billion compared to the previous quarter through organic improvement.
- Guidance for 2020-2022 is reiterated, with expectations for low to mid-single digit organic growth in service revenues and EBITDA, and a cumulative €4.5-5 billion in Equity Free Cash Flow over the period.
- TIM Group reported results for Q2 2020, highlighting improving KPIs and continued progress on its debt reduction and single network plans.
- Customer satisfaction increased along with strong mobile additions and improved fixed line metrics pointing to better full year performance.
- Organic cash generation continued and net debt decreased significantly during the quarter.
- TIM is co-investing with Fastweb and KKR towards the Italian single network through the carve out of its secondary fiber network assets into FiberCop, allowing it to complete fiber rollout while further reducing debt.
This document contains the agenda and key highlights from Leonardo's 2Q/1H2020 results presentation. The summary is:
1) Leonardo demonstrated resilience in the first half of 2020 despite unprecedented challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic, with stable orders and revenues, though profitability declined due to lower productivity and civil market slowdowns.
2) First half results were in line with expectations, with orders flat year-over-year and revenues also flat, but EBITA declined 40% due to impacts of COVID-19 on operations and business mix.
3) Leonardo remains confident in the long-term fundamentals of the business and its strategic path, supported by a strong order backlog and
TIM Group Q3 '21 Results - Leading the Country's digitalizationGruppo TIM
- TIM reported its Q3 2021 results, highlighting growth in key areas such as fiber broadband net additions, mobile service revenue, and cloud revenues.
- TIM is pursuing its "Beyond Connectivity" strategy focused on fiber rollout, digital services, and leveraging opportunities from Italy's National Recovery and Resilience Plan to accelerate digitalization.
- Key growth drivers for TIM include the launch of a new fiber-based sports offering, expanding its digital companies, and pursuing a public-private partnership to create a national cloud hub for the public administration.
Ferrovial: Investor Presentation Jan Jun 2014 | Presentación Inversores Ene J...Ferrovial
Ferrovial is a leading infrastructure company based in Spain. The document provides an overview of Ferrovial's business segments and key financial information. It summarizes that in the first half of 2014, Ferrovial experienced growth across most of its business segments, including a 25.7% revenue increase in services and double digit EBITDA growth at its airports division. Ferrovial also has record backlogs in construction and services of over 26 billion euros and maintains a strong financial position with over 3.7 billion euros in liquidity and a net cash position excluding infrastructure projects.
2i Rete Gas - Debt Investor Presentation 2i Rete Gas
This debt investor presentation by 2i Rete Gas S.p.A. provides an overview of the company and its subsidiaries. It begins with introductions of the speakers and a disclaimer noting that the presentation does not constitute an offer or invitation to purchase securities. The presentation contains forward-looking statements and is intended only for relevant persons in the UK. It includes sections on credit highlights, final remarks, and an appendix.
Slide deck overview of my term paper on the 2011 Groupon, Inc. Initial Public Offering. I focus on accounting and financial reporting issues relevant to the course material, including: non-GAAP financial measures, revenue recognition, and internal control weaknesses.
Telecom Italia - Interim Report at March 31, 2013Gruppo TIM
The document is an interim report by Telecom Italia Group for the first quarter of 2013. Some key highlights include:
- Consolidated revenues decreased 8.1% to €6.8 billion due to lower revenues in the Domestic and Brazil Business Units.
- EBITDA decreased 10.1% to €2.7 billion due to declining revenues and higher costs in Latin America to boost growth.
- Net profit attributable to owners of the Parent was €364 million, down from €605 million in Q1 2012.
- Adjusted net financial debt increased €493 million from the end of 2012 to €28.8 billion at the end of Q1 2013.
This document provides a summary of Leonardo's 3Q/9M2020 results presentation. The key highlights are:
1) Leonardo has successfully responded to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, with resilient performance in its military/governmental business offsetting softness in civil markets.
2) For 9M2020, orders were flat at €8.5 billion despite lower exports, revenues were flat at €9 billion, and EBITA declined 28% to €497 million due to lower contributions from joint ventures.
3) Free operating cash flow was negative €2.6 billion due to usual seasonal factors and higher working capital absorption from COVID-19 related delays in some program milestones
FiberCop will be the leading Italian fiber infrastructure wholesaler, created through the carving out of TIM's passive secondary network. KKR will acquire a 37.5% stake in FiberCop for €1.8 billion, valuing FiberCop at €4.7 billion. The transaction is intended to accelerate fiber rollout in Italy while deleveraging TIM. A letter of intent was also signed for FiberCop to potentially merge with Open Fiber to form a single national fiber network called AccessCo. This transaction aims to unlock value for TIM through network investments and multiple expansion.
Telecom Italia 1Q 2013 Results - Franco Bernabè, Piergiorgio PelusoGruppo TIM
Telecom Italia Group reported its 1Q 2013 results. Revenues declined 6.4% year-over-year to €6.8 billion due to decreases in the domestic market. EBITDA declined 3.2% to €2.7 billion and EBITDA-CAPEX declined 8% to €1.8 billion. The domestic market saw revenues decline 10.1% and EBITDA decline 9.8% due to regulatory price pressures and competition. Brazil and Argentina saw revenue growth of 5.4% and 18.3% respectively due to commercial strategies and network investments. The company expects low single-digit EBITDA decline for full year 2013 and adjusted net financial position below €27 billion.
In 2020, TIM achieved its key financial and operational targets despite the challenges of COVID-19:
- It stabilized domestic service revenues and EBITDA in the fourth quarter after declines earlier in the year.
- It turned its fixed customer base to growth in the fourth quarter for the first time since 2001 and improved mobile customer trends.
- It reduced domestic addressable costs by 9.5% through process improvements and digitalization initiatives.
Half year financial report at June 30 2019Gruppo TIM
- TIM's H1 2019 results were in line with its 3-year plan objectives, with operating free cash flow of €1.5 billion, up €604 million YoY. Net financial debt fell €539 million to €24.7 billion.
- Key agreements were signed with Vodafone to share 5G networks and infrastructure, expected to generate over €800 million in synergies each, and with Sky to distribute sports content.
- Group revenues were €9 billion, down 3.4% YoY due to lower international voice traffic. Reported EBITDA rose 8.9% to €4.1 billion from cost savings and tax benefits in Brazil. Reported EBITDA -
- Ferrovial's toll roads, airports, construction and services businesses all saw increased revenues and traffic in 2015, supported by economic recovery and currency effects.
- Key assets like Heathrow airport and 407ETR toll road increased dividends. Ferrovial also executed a share buyback and scrip dividend program.
- The consolidated net debt decreased due to asset sales like the Chicago Skyway toll road. The order book remained high for construction and services.
- Q2 '21 results show TIM Group revenues back to growth for the first time since Q3 2018, driven by an acceleration in revenue growth in Brazil.
- TIM Domestic saw stable fixed lines, strong UBB net adds, and lower churn. Mobile churn was lower quarter-over-quarter. ICT growth remained strong.
- TIM launched its "Football and Sports" package on TIMVISION in July to become the "home of football" in Italy, including Serie A, Champions League, Europa League, and Olympics content.
- Key growth drivers around fiber deployment, digital services, and public funds are materializing as planned.
- Leonardo presented its 1Q2021 results, showing orders of €3.4 billion, revenues of €2.8 billion (up 7.7% YoY), and EBITA of €95 million (up 131.7% YoY).
- Military and government demand remained robust, while civil aerospace was still impacted by COVID-19. Profitability improved across most business segments due to efficiencies except for Aerostructures which saw lower volumes.
- The presentation highlighted progress on strategic initiatives including the HENSOLDT acquisition and portfolio reviews, while 2021 guidance was confirmed assuming progressive market recovery.
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This document provides a summary of Liberty Global's fiscal 2008 investor call held on February 24, 2009. It discusses Liberty Global's 2008 financial highlights including strong organic growth, opportunistic M&A activity, and a stable balance sheet and liquidity. Key metrics such as operating cash flow growth, margin expansion, and free cash flow growth are reviewed. Liberty Global's 2009 operating outlook targets continued growth in operating cash flow, operating cash flow margin expansion, and at least 25% free cash flow growth. Regional performance and trends in revenue, operating cash flow, and margins are also summarized.
This document provides an overview and summary of Liberty Global's 3rd Quarter 2008 Investor Call. It begins with introductory remarks noting the company's stable growth, diverse markets, and strategy remaining intact. The agenda outlines sections on operating updates, financial results, and Q&A. Key highlights include rebased growth rates of 6% for revenue and 13% for OCF year-to-date, record OCF margins in Q3, and growing penetration of advanced services driving ARPU and net adds across various markets. Financial results show continued OCF and free cash flow growth. The balance sheet maintains significant liquidity and leverage metrics trending lower. Limited near-term debt amaturities provide flexibility.
- Leonardo successfully navigated 2020 with resilient performance despite challenges from COVID-19. Key financial results met or exceeded targets.
- Orders of €13.8 billion were supported by domestic military/government customers and offset declines in civil and export markets.
- Revenues of €13.4 billion were resilient with solid performances from helicopters, electronics, and aircraft offsetting lower civil aeronautics.
- EBITA was €938 million despite COVID-19 impacts, as cost savings and efficiency measures offset lower productivity and mix effects.
- TIM Group reported Q1 2021 results with revenues flat YoY and accelerating cash generation and debt reduction. Net debt was reduced by €2.0bn in Q1.
- For TIM Domestic, fixed service revenues stabilized YoY while mobile service revenues declined slightly. UBB coverage and take up continued to grow.
- Key growth drivers for TIM include the distribution of Italian football exclusively on fiber networks beginning in July 2021, capturing the shift from mobile-only to fixed broadband, leveraging opportunities in beyond connectivity areas, and benefitting from public funds being allocated to Italy's digitalization.
- Leonardo presented results for the 1st quarter of 2020, highlighting challenges from COVID-19 but resilience in military/government demand. Productivity and program execution slowed due to plant restrictions and travel bans impacted civil helicopter and aircraft deliveries.
- Orders increased 36% year-over-year to €3.4 billion led by UK and US Navy contracts. Revenues declined 5% to €2.6 billion due to lower deliveries. EBITA fell 75% to €41 million from lower revenues and productivity.
- Mitigating actions were implemented including cost reductions, strengthened liquidity with €2 billion in new credit facilities, and recovery plans to maximize productivity as restrictions ease. However, impacts on the
- TIM reported results for Q3 2020, showing improving trends in Italy and growth resuming in Brazil. Key performance indicators in Italy are stabilizing as the "Fix the fixed" strategy delivers results in halting customer line losses.
- Organic cash generation remained strong in Q3, with Equity Free Cash Flow increasing 22% year-over-year. Net debt was reduced by €0.4 billion compared to the previous quarter through organic improvement.
- Guidance for 2020-2022 is reiterated, with expectations for low to mid-single digit organic growth in service revenues and EBITDA, and a cumulative €4.5-5 billion in Equity Free Cash Flow over the period.
- TIM Group reported results for Q2 2020, highlighting improving KPIs and continued progress on its debt reduction and single network plans.
- Customer satisfaction increased along with strong mobile additions and improved fixed line metrics pointing to better full year performance.
- Organic cash generation continued and net debt decreased significantly during the quarter.
- TIM is co-investing with Fastweb and KKR towards the Italian single network through the carve out of its secondary fiber network assets into FiberCop, allowing it to complete fiber rollout while further reducing debt.
This document contains the agenda and key highlights from Leonardo's 2Q/1H2020 results presentation. The summary is:
1) Leonardo demonstrated resilience in the first half of 2020 despite unprecedented challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic, with stable orders and revenues, though profitability declined due to lower productivity and civil market slowdowns.
2) First half results were in line with expectations, with orders flat year-over-year and revenues also flat, but EBITA declined 40% due to impacts of COVID-19 on operations and business mix.
3) Leonardo remains confident in the long-term fundamentals of the business and its strategic path, supported by a strong order backlog and
TIM Group Q3 '21 Results - Leading the Country's digitalizationGruppo TIM
- TIM reported its Q3 2021 results, highlighting growth in key areas such as fiber broadband net additions, mobile service revenue, and cloud revenues.
- TIM is pursuing its "Beyond Connectivity" strategy focused on fiber rollout, digital services, and leveraging opportunities from Italy's National Recovery and Resilience Plan to accelerate digitalization.
- Key growth drivers for TIM include the launch of a new fiber-based sports offering, expanding its digital companies, and pursuing a public-private partnership to create a national cloud hub for the public administration.
Ferrovial: Investor Presentation Jan Jun 2014 | Presentación Inversores Ene J...Ferrovial
Ferrovial is a leading infrastructure company based in Spain. The document provides an overview of Ferrovial's business segments and key financial information. It summarizes that in the first half of 2014, Ferrovial experienced growth across most of its business segments, including a 25.7% revenue increase in services and double digit EBITDA growth at its airports division. Ferrovial also has record backlogs in construction and services of over 26 billion euros and maintains a strong financial position with over 3.7 billion euros in liquidity and a net cash position excluding infrastructure projects.
2i Rete Gas - Debt Investor Presentation 2i Rete Gas
This debt investor presentation by 2i Rete Gas S.p.A. provides an overview of the company and its subsidiaries. It begins with introductions of the speakers and a disclaimer noting that the presentation does not constitute an offer or invitation to purchase securities. The presentation contains forward-looking statements and is intended only for relevant persons in the UK. It includes sections on credit highlights, final remarks, and an appendix.
Slide deck overview of my term paper on the 2011 Groupon, Inc. Initial Public Offering. I focus on accounting and financial reporting issues relevant to the course material, including: non-GAAP financial measures, revenue recognition, and internal control weaknesses.
Bank of Maharashtra - Initial Public OfferMishaalhk
1) Bank of Maharashtra, one of the largest banks in Western India, conducted an initial public offering (IPO) of 10 crore shares with a face value of Rs. 10 and a premium of Rs. 13 per share.
2) The IPO was oversubscribed 12 times, with 120 crore shares subscribed totaling Rs. 2,760 crores.
3) Bank of Maharashtra was eligible for the IPO under SEBI guidelines and had received the necessary regulatory approvals to conduct a public issue through the fixed price method.
Friendswood Independent School District and Friendswood High School won the third Lone Star Cup, an award given by the mayor. Four students from Friendswood Junior High participated in the Texas Choral Directors Association Elementary Honor Choir in San Antonio. Matthew Kovacevich, a sixth grader at Friendswood Junior High, is a Junior Olympian and AAU medalist who won one gold and two silver medals. The Houston-Galveston Area Council recognized Friendswood ISD for its commitment to reducing air pollution and promoting regional air quality initiatives. Friendswood ISD received the highest rating of "Superior Achievement" under Texas' School FIRST financial accountability system.
O documento descreve as culturas pré-colombianas da América do Sul, como os Maias, Astecas e Incas. Os Maias criaram cidades-estado e avançaram na arquitetura, calendário e escrita. Os Astecas fundaram Tenochtitlán no México atual e desenvolveram a agricultura. Os Incas criaram um império na região dos Andes baseado na agricultura de milho e batata.
On the occasion of the Global Airport Development Conference held on 2012, November, 8 in Paris, Mauro Maia (F2i senior partner specialized in the TLC and airport sectors) presents F2i, providing an outline of the national airport scenario. After a description of F2i's shareholders and mission, Mauro Maia explains what are the main features and opportunities of the Italian airport sector.
F2i is an Italian infrastructure fund that was created in 2007 by major Italian financial institutions to invest in Italian infrastructure companies. The document provides an overview of F2i, including its background and positioning in the Italian market, capital commitments from sponsors, investment team experience, fund terms, current portfolio across sectors like gas distribution, airports, water, renewables, and waste-to-energy, and dividends from portfolio companies. F2i has invested over €1.85 billion from its first fund to create "national champions" in infrastructure sectors through M&A and organic growth.
Presentation by Carlo Michelini – F2i’s CIO and Senior Partner – at the 5th Forum “Banca & Impresa”, organised in Milan on April 9th by the 24 Ore Group.
DeA Capital is an Italian alternative asset management firm with over €10 billion in assets under management. The presentation provides an overview and update of DeA Capital's business segments, including private equity investments in Generale de Santé and Migros, real estate funds, and alternative asset management. It outlines strategies to focus on alternative asset management and gradually exit private equity investments, with the goal of increasing distributions to shareholders.
1) The document discusses the benefits of guiding capital from successful businesses and family assets to invest intelligently in growing companies, calling it one of the most beneficial jobs in the world.
2) It then provides key figures and summaries of investments, divestments, and performance of TIP (Tamburi Investment Partners) and its portfolio companies over the past years.
3) Recent investments discussed include increases in stakes in Azimut Benetti and Octo Telematics, and financial support for an Octo management buyout.
The document summarizes information from the Geneva European Midcap Event 2015 presentation by TIP (Tamburi Investment Partners). It provides key figures on TIP's investments and performance over the past 10 years, including total returns significantly outperforming various indexes. TIP has invested over 1.7 billion euros in more than 10 companies with global leadership positions across various industries like technology, luxury, healthcare, and retail.
The document summarizes information from the Geneva European Midcap Event 2015 presentation by TIP (Tamburi Investment Partners). It provides key figures on TIP's investments and performance over the past 10 years, including total returns significantly outperforming various indexes. TIP has invested over 1.7 billion euros in more than 10 companies with global leadership positions across various industries like technology, luxury, healthcare, and retail.
The document summarizes information from the Geneva European Midcap Event 2015 presentation by TIP (Tamburi Investment Partners). It provides key figures on TIP's investments and performance over the past 10 years, including total returns significantly outperforming various indexes. TIP has invested over 1.7 billion euros in more than 10 companies with global leadership positions across various industries like technology, luxury, healthcare, and retail.
The document discusses the role of finance and investment companies in guiding capital from successful businesses and families toward growing companies. It provides examples of investments TIP has made over the years in companies across various industries. These investments have generated capital gains and dividends for shareholders, with total returns for shareholders who invested 6 or 1 year ago exceeding 50% and 200% respectively due to share price appreciation and dividends received.
The document discusses Italy's policy and efforts to attract foreign direct investment (FDI). It outlines Italy's competitive advantages and sectors with growth potential, including machinery, pharmaceuticals, and food. The Italian government has implemented new programs and reforms through agencies like ITA to improve the business environment, attract investors to public real estate and companies open to partnerships, and better support high-potential firms and investments.
TIP hosted its small and mid cap investor day on September 23rd in Lugano. The presentation highlighted TIP's strong financial performance over the last 5 and 11 years, with total returns significantly outperforming various indexes. Key figures on TIP's portfolio companies and investments were provided, demonstrating growth in revenues, EBITDA, and employees across many of the companies. The pipeline of future potential investments and IPOs was also outlined.
On the occasion of the Global Airport Development Conference, held in Barcelona, on 2011, November, 9, F2i's senior partner specialized in Airports and TLCs, Mauro Maia, presents F2i and its role in the airport sector. Starting from a presentation of the initial fundraising of the Fund and from a description of its investors, Mauro Maia outlines the passages that led to the acquisition of Gesac, managing company of Naples Capodichino International Airport, by F2i.
- ACCIONA generated €7.5 billion in revenues in 2018, up 3.5% from 2017, while EBITDA fell 2.4% to €1.245 billion due to asset sales. Excluding asset sales, EBITDA grew 9.2%.
- The Energy division increased EBITDA 2.4% despite asset sales, while Infrastructure EBITDA fell 1.8% and Other Activities fell 30.9% mainly from selling Trasmediterránea.
- Gross capital expenditures were €643 million in 2018. Divestments totaled €1.42 billion from selling assets. Net debt declined 17.1% to €4.333 billion due to
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2. 2
Table of Contents
1. F2i SGR SpA
Shareholding Structure and Governance
Fund I and Fund II: Domestic and International Investors
2. The Portfolio Companies
General Overview of the Portfolio
Performance of the Funds over the Years
3. The Investment Strategy
Value Approach and Economic Environment
Active Portfolio Management: Selected Case Studies
Add on Investments and New Opportunities
3. 3
F2i SGR: the Management Company
I
II
Total Amount: € 1,85 bn
End of investment period: Feb 2015(1)
Total amount invested: € 1,79 bn
Total Amount: € 1,24 bn
End of investment period: Jul 2018
Total amount invested: € 0,43 bn
F2i SGR SpA
1) Extended to Feb 2017 for add-on investments
Shareholders Participation %
Cassa Depositi e Prestiti 14.01%
Intesa Sanpaolo 14.01%
Unicredit 14.01%
ASF Como LP (Ardian) 8.40%
Fondazione Cariplo 7.28%
CIC 6.72%
NPS 6.72%
Inarcassa 6.33%
Cassa Geometri 5.04%
Fondazione CR Torino 3.36%
Compagnia San Paolo 3.35%
Fondazione CR Cuneo 2.52%
Fondazione CR Lucca 2.24%
Ente CR Firenze 2.23%
Fondazione Banco di
Sardegna
2.07%
Fondazione Padova e Rovigo 0.85%
Fondazione CR Forlì 0.85%
Total 100.00%
4. 4
External
Controlling Entities
Governing Bodies
involved in the
Investment Process
Governance - Alignment of Interests with Investors
0
SGR
Investment Committee
Board of Directors
Funds
Unit-holders’ Meeting
Advisory Committee
Conflict Committee
5. 5
Fund I and Fund II – Investors Breakdown
Fund I + Fund II: investors breakdown for categories*Fund I + Fund II: investors breakdown for categories*
Total Asset under Management (Fund I + Fund II) equal to € 3.095 bn
* C Quotes not included
Pension
Funds 21%
Insurance
Companies 7%
Sovereign Funds /
International
Pension Funds 8%
Asset
Managers 18% Banks 17%
Banking
Foundations
21%
Institutional
Investors 8%
Fund I: Investors breakdown for nationality*Fund I: Investors breakdown for nationality*
Europe
20%
Italy 80%
Fund II: Investors breakdown for nationality*Fund II: Investors breakdown for nationality*
Europe
22%
Italy 59%
Asia 19%
The success achieved by the First Fund allowed the
management to attract new capital from European and Extra
European Countries for the Second Fund
Total of 59 Investors
5 Investors with a Commitment higher than € 100 mln
Average Sponsors’ Commitment : € 75 mln
Average Investors’ (Non Sponsors) Commitment : € 40 mln
I II+
7. 7
Investments in 8 different
infrastructure sectors
Aggregated Revenues
€ 2.3 bn
Aggregated Ebitda
€ 1.0 bn
Capex
€ 400 mln
7,500
employees
F2i Portfolio: Key Aggregated Data*
* Referred to FY 2014
12 Operating
Companies
8. 8
The presence of F2i on the Italian territory
Higher concentration
F2i has an extensive
presence
throughout all the
Italian territory
9. 9
High Quality Assets under Management in Key
Infrastructure Sectors
GasGas
Toll roadsToll roads
TelecomsTelecoms
AirportsAirports
WaterWater
Renewable
Energy
Renewable
Energy
Company Fund I Fund II Highlights
2i Rete Gas 2nd largest player in Italy
SEA, Gesac, Sagat
1st largest airport network by
passengers
Metroweb 1st dark fiber provider in Italy
Alerion e HFV
Edison Energie Speciali
Solar: 2nd largest player in Italy
Wind: 2nd largest player in Italy
SIA
1st Italian operator and major
player in Europe
TRM 4th WTE plant in Italy
Mediterranea delle Acque
Opportunity to consolidate a
highly fragmented market
Infracis
Entry-point in a core infrastructure
sector
Intangible
Networks
Intangible
Networks
Waste to
Energy
Waste to
Energy
10. 10
1.294
1.749
325
395
439
Capitale richiamato (1) Total Value (2)
1.59x1’619
2’582
̶ Delivering 4-6% annual dividend yield and 12-15% expected gross returns (IRR)
̶ Distributions enabled the offset of management fees since 2010
̶ Portfolio returns at 1.6x of the total amount drawn
Dividend yield
Gross
15.4%
10.9%
1.8%
5.1%
7.0%
5.8%
Net
4.8%
4.1%
4.5%
6.0%
4.9%
Year
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Only from
disposals
Drawn-downs for investments in portfolio DividendsFair Value of investments in portfolio Proceeds from disposals
(1) Drawn-downs (excluding transaction costs, management fees and other costs) for all the investments (in portfolio and disposed)
(2) «Proceeds from disposals» includes the sale of 49% of F2i Aeroporti, as well as the sale of Interporto Rivalta Scrivia and Enel Stoccaggi
Total amount drawn (1)
As of 30/06/2015 (€ mln)
Strong track record of F2i I
Drawn-downs for investments disposed
Total Value (2)
I
11. 11
̶ Management fees already covered by dividend stream from portfolio companies
̶ First dividend distribution to the investors in August 2015
̶ Portfolio returns at 1.4x of the total amount drawn
̶ Fair Value of some participated companies still considered equal to the historical cost
Dividend yield
Gross Net
3.2% n.a.
8.8% 3.9%
Year
2014
2015
F2i II: quick start and good results
II
314
416
37
Capitale richiamato (1) Total Value
1.44x
314
452
As of 30/06/2015 (€ mln)
Drawn-downs for investments in portfolio Dividends
Total amount drawn (1) Total Value
(1) Drawn-downs (excluding transaction costs, management fees and other costs) for all the investments (in portfolio and disposed)
Fair value of investments in portfolio
12. 12
Well Positioned in Favorable Economic Environment
Political effort to privatize and
consolidate key infrastructure sectors,
including transport, electricity, gas, waste
management, water and sewage
Stability of tariff systems granted by
Italian Authority for Electricity, Gas and
Water, highly regarded internationally
Current F2i portfolio as
consolidated platform for new
add-on investments in core
infrastructure segments
Interesting investment
opportunities expected to come
up shortly in other core
infrastructure sectors
13. 13
Deliver stable
yield with
inflation
protection
Value Approach in a Focused Investment Strategy
Selected Investments
• High-quality brownfield
• Regulated or quasi-regulated sectors
• Cash positive assets
Portfolio Management
• Consolidation of fragmented sectors
• Maximize efficiency, service quality,
financial performance and growth
Active strategic
guidance for
value creation
F2i’s goals and objectivesF2i’s goals and objectives Undertaken activitiesUndertaken activities
14. 14
Active Portfolio Management: 2iReteGas
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Credit rating and bond
re-financing
First acquisition
2.2 million of clients
Second acquisition
+0.6 million of clients
Third acquisition
+1.0 million of clients
Merger and re-
organisation of 3
companies
Value Creation Track Record (Fund I & Fund II)
Amount Drawn to Investors 469 mln
Dividends paid 289 mln
Fair value @30/06/2015 764 mln
Value Creation to Date 584 mln (+ 124%)
ENEL Rete Gas
E.ON Rete
G6 Rete Gas
2nd largest player in Italy
N. 3.8 million clients
57,237 km pipeline network
15. 15
Active Portfolio Management: 2i Aeroporti
2010
and 2011
2011
and 2012
2013
and 2014
2014
and
2015
2014
First acquisition (Naples)
4.4 mln pax per year
Second acquisition (Milan
– Qualified Minority)
36 mln pax per year
Third acquisition (Turin)
9.5 mln pax per year
Value Creation Track Record (Fund I & Fund II)
Amount Drawn to Investors 688 mln
Dividends paid 59 mln
Sale of 49% of F2i Aeroporti 400 mln
Fair Value @30/06/2015 573 mln
Value Creation to Date 344 mln (+ 50%)
Re-organisation of 3
companies under F2i
Aeroporti and sale of 49%
stake
Majority stake
Qualified minority stake
Minority stake
MXP
BER
LIN
BOL
TOR
NAP
First airport network in
Italy
Ca. 50 mln pax per year
16. 16
F2i Strategy: Add Ons and New Investment Opportunities
Gas DistributionGas Distribution
Key DriversKey Drivers
Consolidation of
the operators
Consolidation of
the operators
Infrastructure
Development
Infrastructure
Development
PrivatizationsPrivatizations
Unbundling / Sector
Restructuring
Unbundling / Sector
Restructuring
Integrated Water SystemIntegrated Water System
RenewablesRenewables
AirportsAirports
TLC Dark FiberTLC Dark Fiber
TLC Broadcasting TowersTLC Broadcasting Towers
Toll RoadsToll Roads
Local UtilitiesLocal Utilities
Healthcare: Infrastructures and
Services
Healthcare: Infrastructures and
Services
Payment ServicesPayment Services
New Sector of Interest for F2i