Srei Infrastructure Finance Limited Result Update YTD DEC FY'14 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Contents ► Company Overview………………………………………………………………………….. 3 ► Financial Overview…………………………………………………………….…………….. 4 ► Business Verticals ……………………………………………………………………………. 5 ‐ 6 ► Key Business updates & Highlights Key Business updates & Highlights ………………………………………………….. 7 7 ► Quarterly Highlights • Srei BNP Paribas 8 ‐ 13 • Srei (Standalone) 14 ‐ 18 • Investments Update 19 • VIOM 20 – 22 • BOT – Road Assets 23 – 25 • Sahaj 26 – 28 • Consolidated Financial 29 – 30 2 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Company Overview – About Us • Most Preferred Partner in the infrastructure space: With more than 24 years of experience in infrastructure sector, SREI Infrastructure Finance Limited (“SREI” or “SIFL”), the Parent Company, is a holistic infrastructure institution offering wide gamut of services across entire infrastructure value chain, under one roof. • End to End service offerings: Infrastructure Project Finance, Advisory & Development, Infrastructure Equipment Finance, Alternative Investment Funds, Capital Market & Insurance Broking. • IFC Status: SREI was classified as IFC Status: SREI was classified as “Infrastructure Infrastructure Finance Company Finance Company” (IFC) in the year 2011 and notified as (IFC) in the year 2011 and notified as “Public Public Financial Institution Financial Institution” (PFI) by the Ministry of (PFI) by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. • SREI is listed on NSE, BSE and the Calcutta Stock Exchange Limited (CSE). The company also got listed on London Stock Exchange (LSE) in 2005 with a GDR issue of USD 35 mn. • As at December 2013, SREI had a strong customer base of approx. 30,000 with a pan‐India network of 240 offices, assets under management (AUM) of over ` 34,453 crs, net worth of ` 3,142 crs and PAT of ` 135 crs on a consolidated basis. PRESENCE ACROSS THE INFRASTRUCTURE VALUE CHAIN & VERTICALS Infrastructure Equipment Finance Infrastructure Project Finance Infrastructure Equipment Rentals Passive Telecom Infrastructure JV with BNP Paribas 24 years of in‐house expertise in Project Finance & Advisory. Disbursements of around ` 21,026 crs over last 5 years y Quippo: India’s largest infrastructure equipment rental company focussed on Construction, Oil & Gas & Energy Viom Networks: JV with Tata Teleservices India’s largest independent tower company with 41,465 towers Market leader with 30% market share Disbursements of around ` 45,706 crs over last 5 years 3 Road Assets Social Infrastructure Large portfolio of over 9 road projects of close to 3,776 lane kms Sahaj – Largest CSC Network with ~ 28,000 centres across six states in India Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Company Overview – Financial Overview Consolidated Financials FY2013 Share Price Details YTD FY 2014 Consolidated AUM (` crs) 33,330 34,453 Net Income (` crs) 1,000 617 263 135 ROE 10.0% 6.7% CRAR CRAR * * 21 21.7% 7% 19 19.8% 8% PAT (` crs) As on 06/02/2014 ‐ NSE Market Capitalization (` crs) 1,114 Market Price (`) 22.20 No of Shares Outstanding (crs) 50.3 th Feb’14)) 52‐Wk High / Low (As on 6 g / ( 38.75 / 17.40 / * Srei Standalone Shareholding Pattern – Dec 2013 Institutional Holding – Dec 2013 Key Institutional Investors Individuals 24% Promoters 49% Foreign Holding 12% Treasury Stock 10% Pvt Corp Bodies 5% 4 % Holding Fidelity 9.97% Dimensional Emerging Markets Value Fund 0.29% MV SCIF Mauritius 0.20% Vanguard Total International Stock index Fund 0.19% Blackrock 0.13% Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Business Verticals HOLISTIC INFRASTRUCTURE INSTITUTION FUND BASED FEE BASED PROJECT ADVISORY EQUIPMENT FINANCING TRANSPORTATION TELECOM INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PROJECT FINANCING STRATEGIC INVESTMENT INSURANCE BROKING INVESTMENT BANKING POWER RURAL IT INFRASTRUCTURE SEZ & INDUSTRIAL PARKS ENVIRONMENT ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS 5 Water Mgmt. / Waste Mgmt. Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 SREI – Business Verticals Summary Snapshot FUND BASED ‐ SREI BNP PARIBAS – EQUIPMENT FINANCE % Stake FUND BASED ‐ SREI – PROJECT FINANCE % Stake 50 % 100 % FEE BASED ‐ INCOME Key Metric Key Metric FY 2013 YTD FY 2014 Key Metric FY 2013 YTD FY 2014 Total AUM 19,315 18,966 10,457 11,286 NIM 4.4% 4.3% Int. Earning Assets ROAA 1.8% 1.6% NII 109 82 ROAE 16.5% 13.7% Gross Spread 2.1% 2.3% CRAR 16.2% 16.1% CRAR 21.7% 19.8% FY 2013 Fee Income YTD FY 2014 130 131 STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS Total Investments Investments (YTD FY14) 2 016 2,016 VIOM – Telecom Infra (FY13) Telecom Infra (FY13) Total No of Towers # Telecom Infra ‐ VIOM 1,598 Tenancy BOT Road Assets Road Assets 378 Rural IT – Sahaj 25 Other Investments 41,465 15 Road BOT Asset Portfolio BOT Asset Portfolio SREI Sahaj (YTD FY14) SREI Sahaj (YTD FY14) Total No of Projects 9 Operational Projects 5 To be Operational In FY15 4 2.3x Revenue* 4,856 EBIDTA Margin % 57% Cash Profit 892 Total Lane Kms. 3,776 Annualized Cumulative Toll Revenue ~ 350 Largest SCA in Country (28% share) with ~ 28,000 operational CSCs offering G2C, BFSI & B2C Services. Total No of Outlets Revenue 27,908 61 # As on 31st December, 2013 * excludes prior period & ex. ordinary income 6 - Figures in ` crs Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Business Highlights: YTD FY14 (Consolidated) Business Highlights Balance Sheet Profitability Group disbursement stood at ` 9,463 crs Equipment Finance disbursement was ` 6,723 crs in YTD FY14 as compared to ` 7,933 crs in YTD FY13 and Project Finance disbursement was ` 2,646 crs in YTD FY 14 as compared to 14 d ` 2,746 crs 2 746 i YTD FY13 in YTD FY13 Net Worth stood at ` 3,142 crs against ` 2,915 crs in the same period previous year Consolidated Borrowings stood at ` 19,855 crs Total income stood at ` 2,411 crs Profit before Tax & Exceptional items in YTD FY14 is ` 255 crs as compared to ` 258 crs in the same period previous year , Profit after Tax(after minority) is ` 135 g ` 194 crs in the same period previous year. p p y crs as against Forex Loss in YTD FY14 is ` 39 crs against a loss of ` 53 crs in YTD FY13. Interest earning portfolio of Equipment Financing stood at ` 18,386 crs and for Project Financing portfolio is ` 11,286 crs Project Financing portfolio is 11,286 crs Net NPA for Equipment Financing is 2.8% and for Project Financing is 2.2%. Loan Portfolio Analysis Loan Portfolio Analysis 7 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 SREI BNP Paribas – About Us STRONG PEDIGREE Ownership + SREI Infrastructure Finance Ltd Leading Public Financial Institution in India May ‘08 • Srei BNP Paribas, is a 50:50 joint‐venture between – • Srei Infrastructure Finance Limited – India’s only private sector NBFC in the infrastructure space and • BNP Paribas Lease Group – the largest leasing group in Europe with a presence in over 15 countries, registered as Srei Equipment Finance Private Limited. BNP Paribas Lease Group Amongst World’s Largest Global Banks MARKET LEADERSHIP • • • Largest Construction & Mining equipment financier in India with over 30 % Market share, with a customer base of over 28,000, built and nurtured over the past 24 years. Have entered into new sectors like information technology, healthcare, rural, logistics etc. to tap the attractive growth gy, , , g p g opportunity in these sectors . Current AUM of ` 18,966 crs as on 31st December, 2013. LOGOS OF PARTTNERED OEMs TIE‐UPs & PRESENCE • • • SREI Equipment Finance Pvt. Ltd. A pan India d distribution d b networkk off 86 branches b h including l d 12 regionall offices Partnerships with over 200 leading domestic & international equipment manufacturers Full time employee base of 1,371 people as on 31st December, 2013 8 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 SREI BNP Paribas – Sustainable Competitive Advantage ASSET LIFE CYCLE ASSET PURCHASE ASSET PURCHASE ASSET DEPLOYMENT ASSET DEPLOYMENT ASSET EXIT / RESALE ASSET EXIT / RESALE STANDALONE NBFC – FINANCER SREI BNP PARIBAS ‐ END TO END PARTNER ‐ ASSET FINANCIER & ASSET MANAGER LEVERAGING THE SREI ECO-SYSTEM SREI BNP Paribas • Assisting in Right Equipment Purchase. • Customized financial solutions formats – • Loans & Advances • Operating Lease SREI Group SREI ‐ QUIPPO • Project Finance Division & Quippo ‐ Strong Relationships with All major Construction & Infrastructure Developers Developers. • Leveraging Relationships to Improve Deployment of Assets during Downtime. • 32 Captive Stockyards for Face lifting of Assets. Thus Improving Residual Value of Assets. • Valuation & Auctioning Services Valuation & Auctioning Services – Asset Disposal Services • Advising on Asset Disposal & Resale Options. MANAGING CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP THROUGH THE ENTIRE ASSET LIFECYCLE 9 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 SREI BNP Paribas – Diversification through Multi ‐ Product Strategy Dec’13 Target Segment (1) Average Ticket CME New Pre Owned Medium and large customers, project owners, large fleet owners, first time owners & first time buyers Health care IT Large corporate & IT companies, OEM’s, banking & financial institutions Hospitals & diagnostic center Used Logistics Rural R il SME l Retail, SME players (used equipment for construction, mini ng equipment & technology Financing all segments of f Material Handling Equipment with focus on identified Manufacturers. Contract farmers, tracto r owners Size ( ` crs) 0.4 4.9 0.8 2.4 0.1 0.4 0.04 Average Repayment Period (months) 43 44 34 52 31 48 50 15.5% 13.8% 12.50% 18.8% 12.50% 19.0% Yield (%) Strategy 14.0 % Balance portfolio growth, broad base funding, strengthen technology & talent development Focus on AAA customers, forge alliances, explore non funded lease, and build customer network Direct sourcing, product expansion, approach high end customers, form alliances Tie up with manufacturers, de velop value velop value chain, proactive collection Increase penetration, targ et customers et customers with low risk profile Expand into funding farm equipment equipment, leverage relationships Note (1): Average ticket size per customer 10 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 SREI BNP Paribas‐ Understanding our NPA Policy Gross NPA has increased to 3.66 % mainly due to Provisioning treatment for Assets under CDR accounts. 3.66% 3.37% 3.08% 2.84% 1.42% 1.44% 1.63% 2.80% 1.71% CDR% 2.64% Non CDR% 2.40% 2.16% 1.93% 1.13% 2.24% 1.45% Net NPA % March'13 June'13 Sep'13 11 Dec'13 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 SREI BNP Paribas – Balance Sheet Overview Balance Sheet Details (`crs) YTD FY14 YTD FY13 H1 FY14 FY13 Interest Earning Assets (incl. securitised) Interest Earning Assets (incl securitised) 18,386 18 386 18,894 18 894 18,592 18 592 18,670 18 670 1,764 2,922 2,091 2,828 Securitised Assets 2,073 1,803 2,010 1,870 Net Worth 13,860 13,642 14,011 13,546 Borrowings (688) (526) (481) (425) Other Assets (Net) K R ti Key Ratios D 13 Dec‐13 Return on Avg. Net Worth Return on Avg. Assets on Books Return on Avg. Capital Empl. Leverage CAR 13.7% 1.6% 12.4% 6.7 16.1% 12 D 12 Dec‐12 17.2% 1.8% 12.7% 7.6 15.4% S 13 Mar‐13 Sep‐13 M 13 14.4% 1.6% 12.5% 7.0 15.9% 16.5% 1.8% 12.6% 7.2 16.2% Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 SREI BNP Paribas ‐ Income Statement Highlights Income Statement (` crs) YTD FY14 YTD FY13 Q3 FY14 Q3 FY13 Q2 FY14 FY13 Disbursement Income from finance activities (Net of OL Dep.) 6,723 7,933 2,327 3,980 1,866 10,799 1,764 1,562 589 558 596 2,147 Finance charges (excl Forex Impact) 1,160 992 389 359 399 1,358 NII 605 570 201 199 197 789 NPA Provision & Write off Provision on Standard Asset 118 2 90 9 44 (0.3) 35 3 43 1 136 9 NII (N t f NII (Net of provision) i i ) 485 471 157 161 153 644 Other Income Operating Expenditure PBT before Forex M2M Forex M2M 1 168 318 8 165 314 0 62 95 0 57 104 1 47 107 9 241 412 (1.1) 8.8 (1.4) 4.6 0.3 8.8 PBT PAT 319 203 305 203 97 64 99 65 107 71 403 270 Key Ratios Dec-13 Dec-12 Sep-13 Mar-13 Yield on Avg Avg. Funds Cost of Funds Interest Spreads NIM Gross NPA* Net NPA* NPA 14.3% 14 3% 11.1% 3.2% 4.3% 3.7% 2 8% 2.8% 14.6% 14 6% 10.9% 3.7% 4.2% 2.6% 1 9% 1.9% 14.4% 14 4% 11.1% 3.3% 4.3% 3.4% 2 6% 2.6% 14.8% 14 8% 10.9% 3.8% 4.4% 2.8% 2 2% 2.2% * On Total Assets 13 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 SREI Infrastructure Finance Limited Holistic Infrastructure Financing player catering to entire value chain of the infrastructure Sector Strong Credentials • • • More than 2 decades of experience in Infrastructure Financing. Classified as ‘Infrastructure Finance Company’ by RBI and notified as “Public Financial Institution” (PFI) by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs Listed on NSE, BSE, CSE and LSE (USD 35mn GDR issue in 2005). Unique Product Offerings • • • Customised infrastructure financing solutions including project finance loans, asset hypothecation loans, leases, non‐fund based facilities, equity, mezzanine capital etc. Medium term high yield financing solutions backed by adequate collateral, efficient structuring, and built‐in Medium term high yield financing solutions backed by adequate collateral, efficient structuring, and built in exit mechanisms for effective exit mechanisms for effective risk management. Entered into new segments such as Healthcare, Education and Hospitality etc. Strong Loan Book • • • • Diversified across various sectors ‐ Power, Ports, Logistics, Transportation, Urban Infrastructure, Airport/Aviation and Telecom. One of the fastest growing NFBCs in the infrastructure financing space. YTD FY14 Loan book – ` 11,286 crs (FY09‐Dec13 CAGR – 61%) YTD FY14 Disbursements ` 2,646 crs YTD FY14 Disbursements – 2 646 crs 14 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Fund based Project Financing – Loan Book Analysis Loan Book – Sectoral Breakup Power ‐ 34% 120% 100% 80% 60% 5% 4% 6% 4% 6% 2% 4% 7% 20% 20% 22% 20% 29% 29% 30% 31% 36% 36% 36% 34% Mar‐13 Jun‐13 Sep‐13 Dec‐13 Generation ‐ 31% Operational ‐ 19% T&D ‐ 3% Under Construction ‐ 12% 40% 20% Power – 34% 0% Power Oil & Gas Transportation Social & Commercial Infra Communications Others Captive ‐ 5% Renewable ‐ 1% Captive Fuel – 2.8% 15 IPP/Merchant – 6.3% Linkage Coal / Gas – 3.5% Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 SREI Infrastructure Finance Limited (Standalone) Balance Sheet Overview Balance Sheet Details (`crs) YTD FY14 YTD FY13 H1 FY14 FY13 Interest Earning Assets Net Worth Borrowings Investments Other Assets (Net) Key Ratios Leverage CAR 11,286 10,062 10,795 10,457 2,698 2,660 2,679 2,648 12,618 10,981 12,189 11,178 2,696 2,696 2,699 2,698 1,334 884 1,374 671 Dec‐13 Dec‐12 Sep‐13 Mar‐13 4.7 4.1 4.5 4.2 19.8% 19.4% 21.3% 21.7% 16 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 SREI Infrastructure Finance Limited (Standalone) Income Statement Highlights Income Statement (` crs) Disbursement Income from finance activities (Net of OL Dep.) Finance charges (excl Forex Impact) YTD FY14 YTD FY13 Q3 FY14 Q3 FY13 Q2 FY14 2,646 2,746 1,181 818 494 4,717 1,166 1,104 393 363 389 1,427 1,085 1 08 980 980 368 368 336 336 375 3 1,318 1 318 NII NPA Provision & Write off Provision on Standard Assets NII (Net of Provision) NII (Net of Provision) Fee Based Income Income from Investment Other Income Operating Expenditure PBT before Forex M2M Forex M2M PBT PAT Key Ratios Yield on Avg. Funds Cost of Funds Interest Spreads Gross NPA* Net NPA * * On Total Assets FY13 82 124 25 28 14 109 16.6 2 0.1 1 3.4 1 (0.5) 11.4 (0.5) 24.9 2 63 63 122 122 20 20 28 28 3 82 82 44 0 12 31 29 12 116 79 31 133 175 39 121 1 27 97 115 37 99 16 22 101 158 44 37 0.3 7 39 26 (3) 42 1 7 36 42 12 78 114 30 30 17 135 51 78 19 19 11 D 13 Dec‐13 14.3% 12.0% 2.3% 2.5% 2 2% 2.2% 17 D 12 Dec‐12 14.9% 12.2% 2.7% 0.8% 0 7% 0.7% S Sep‐13 13 14.4% 12.1% 2.3% 2.4% 2 1% 2.1% 95 M 13 Mar‐13 14.3% 12.2% 2.1% 2.5% 2 2% 2.2% Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Borrowing Profile – Focused to improve share of Retail Funding Current Borrowing Profile • • Currently the Major source of Funding is Wholesale Funding through Banks. g BNP Paribas – 11.13%, SREI Infra – 12.03% & Consortium for: Srei BNP Paribas – 37 banks, SREI Infra – 27 Current Average Cost of Fund: Srei banks. Strategy to Reduce Cost of Funds • • • • Broad‐base lender relationship with foreign banks to reduce dependence on domestic banks/financial institutions. Cost‐reduction through alternate credit products such as WCDL, FCNRB, CP, NCD against the CC limit. Diversifying with Lenders Base, source of funding, focus on NCDs, ECBs. etc. Increasing the share of Retail Funding to reduce the cost of funds in medium term. Borrowing Profile – SREI BNP Term LoanDB & DFI 24% Subordinates 6% Borrowing Profile – SREI INFRA Term Loan-FB & FFI 8% Term LoanFB & FFI 11% Debenture 12% Working Capital 51% Debenture 4% Others 4% Term Loan-DB & DFI 19% Working Capital 52% 18 Others 1% Subordinates 9% Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Investment Portfolio Summary of Investments # Particular Value (` crs) Subsidiaries / JVs 626 Strategic Investments* Communications ‐ Viom Networks 1,598 Transportation ‐ Road BOT Assets 378 Social Infrastructure – Sahaj 25 Others 15 Total Strategic Investments 2,016 Treasury Stock @ 19 Other Equity Investments 24 Total Investments 2,685 * Investments held directly or through funds # Does not include ` 367 crs investment in Debt instrument as the same has been included in interest earning assets. @ Treasury Stock represents stock of Srei (48.6 mn shares) held by a trust on behalf of the company. The present market value of these shares is approximately ` 115 crs. 19 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 VIOM Networks – Company Overview Strong Pedigree • Viom Networks is a joint venture between Tata Teleservices Limited and SREI Infrastructure Finance Limited. Viom is India’s largest Independent telecommunication infrastructure service provider company. • Strong equity support from Institutional Investors such as Macquarie SBI Infrastructure Fund led consortium, GIC Investments Pte Ltd. Singapore, IDFC Private Equity and Funderburk Mauritius Ltd. (Oman Investment Fund) • Strategic relationships with all leading telecom operators in India – Tata Teleservices, Bharti Airtel, Aircel, MTS, Vodafone, Idea, Uninor and BSNL among others Asset Portfolio & Financial Highlights • • • • • • Wide portfolio of about 41,465 high quality towers with an industry leading tenancy ratio of 2.3x. Pan India & Well Diversified Presence – Metro – 11%, Circle A – 36%, Circle B – 40% & Circle C – 13% Good RTT/GTB mix of 40: 60 Good RTT/GTB mix of 40: 60 Young tower portfolio with over 50% of towers less than 3 years old. Majority of portfolio connected to grid power (96%) – highest in the industry. FY 13 Financials – Revenue* of about ` 4,856 crs and EBITDA* of ` 1,835 crs with EBIDTA Margins (Exc. Energy) of over 57% and Cash Profit of ` 892 crs. * excludes prior period & ex. ordinary income 20 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Asset Portfolio – Scalability & Tenant Mix SCALABILITY & TENANCY RATIO 50000 3.0 40000 40430 41465 38500 2.5 36500 2.4 2.4 2.3 2.3 2.1 2.0 40000 30000 20000 10000 1.6 1.3 18500 • High Scalability – No of Towers have increased from 3,400 towers in FY08 to 41,465 towers currently growing at a CAGR of 52%. Present tenancy of 95,031, growing at a CAGR of 66% in the last 7 years • Tenancy Ratio ‐ Highest Tenancy Ratio of 2.3x as compared to industry average tenancy ratio as compared to industry average tenancy ratio of 1.7x. • Independent Tower Company – Low dependence on Anchor Tenants with More than 65% of the tenancy is from Non‐Tata service operators. • Robust portfolio Mix ‐ Share of new entrants reduced from 41% to 25%. Share of incumbents and other operators increased from 18% to 31%. 1.5 1.0 3400 0.5 0.0 0 FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2013 Dec‐13 D 13 Total No of Towers Tenancy Ratio (No of Tenants per Tower) TENANCY MIX 120 100 80 60 40 20 13 12 13 12 30 31 22 16 21 18 21 41 42 45 44 FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2013 Dec‐13 19 0 Tata Incumbents Uninor New Entrants 21 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 VIOM Networks – Financial Highlights (` crs) FY 2011 (A) FY 2012 (A) FY 2013 (A) YTD Dec 2013 (Est) Total No of Towers 38,500 , 40,000 , 40,430 , 41,465 , 2.4 2.4 2.3 2.3 Revenues ‐ Service Income* 2956 3246 3205 2216 Revenues ‐ Pass Through (Energy) 1413 1537 1651 1268 Total Revenue 4369 4783 4856 3843 EBIDTA* 1361 1545 1835 1247 46 0% 46.0% 47 6% 47.6% 57 2% 57.2% 56 3% 56.3% Cash Profit 558 567 892 615 Total Debt 8128 8048 7383 6847 Tenancy Ratio (No of Tenants per Tower) • Strong Annuity Income with Long Income with Long Term Contracts. • Lock In Revenues of more than ` 186 Bn • Incremental margins in the range of 50‐ 70% due to better efficiency & lower Capex. • Strong Cash Profits & Well managed Capital structure. • Net Debt Reduction of more than ` 1250 crs over last 3 years to ` 6,847 crs currently. * excluding prior period & ex. ordinary income EBIDTA Margin % ‐ W/O Pass Through EBIDTA Margin % W/O Pass Through 22 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 BOT Asset Portfolio ‐ Summary Well Diversified Portfolio • • One of the largest BOT Project Portfolio in the Roads and Highways Sector with total experience of 5,412 lane kms. Well diversified BOT Asset Portfolio spread across 7 states such as Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Odisha & Haryana. Strong Long Term Cash Flows • • Out of Total 9 Projects in which Srei has significant economic interest, 5 projects are already operational with currently cumulative Annual Gross Revenue (TTM) of more than ` 3500 mn. Another 2 BOT projects are expected to be operational by FY15, thus resulting into strong Revenue growth & further improved Cash Flows. Significant Road BOT Asset Portfolio % State Wise BOT Portfolio (Lane Kms) Madhya Pradesh 9% 7% 19% Maharashtra Odisha 13% 11% 21% 20% Total No of Projects 9 No of Projects – Operational 5 No of Projects ‐ Under Construction 4 Total Lane Kms Total Lane Kms 3776 Arunachal Pradesh Lane Kms – Operational 1702 Uttar Pradesh Lane Kms ‐ Under Construction 2074 Gross Revenue Realized per Lane km (for Q3 FY14) 5 Lac Kerala Haryana a ya a 23 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 BOT Portfolio – Significant Operational Assets Total Toll Collection (Crs) • Currently 5 projects are already operational y p j y p and another 2 projects to become operational by FY15. • Current Cumulative Annual (TTM) Toll more than ` 350 crs. than ` 350 crs 100.0 90.0 80.0 70.0 60.0 50.0 40.0 30.0 20 0 20.0 10.0 0.0 91.9 69 8 69.8 Q4 FY13 TOLL COLLECTION 79.3 73.6 Q1 FY14 Q2 FY14 Chandikhole Thirssur ‐ Angamali, NH‐ Jaora Nayagaon Section Indore – Ujjain Road on Rohtak‐Bawal section of Bhubaneswar Section of 47 SH‐31 SH‐27 NH‐71 NH‐5 Q3 FY14 Total Q4 FY13 Q4 FY13 18 64 18.64 27 28 27.28 4 78 4.78 19 08 19.08 0 00 0.00 69 8 69.8 Q1 FY14 19.80 29.40 4.86 19.50 0.00 73.6 Q2 FY14 19.08 32.32 4.64 18.68 4.54* 79.3 Q3 FY14 20.88 32.52 5.14 18.64 14.70 91.9 24 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 BOT Portfolio – Under Construction Assets Particulars 2/4 Laning of Rimuli‐Roxy‐ 4/6 Laning of Gaziabad‐ Rajamunda Section of NH Aligarh Section of NH – 91 215 4 Laning of Solapur 2 Laning of Potin Pangin Maharashtra/ Section of Karnataka Border Section of NH‐229 NH 229 NH 9 NH‐9 Project Cost 2019 811 1662 883 Project Type Toll Toll Annuity Toll Concession Period (years) 24 yrs 19 yrs 17 yrs 25 yrs Project Road Length (Kms) Project Road Length (Kms) 125 96 407 100 Project Lane Kms 500 360 814 400 Uttar Pradesh Odisha Arunachal Pradesh Maharashtra Awarding Authority NHAI NHAI MorTH NHAI Commercial Operational Date Jul‐14 Jul‐14 54 months from Appointed Date 30 months from Appointed Date State 25 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Strategic Investment – Sahaj Financial Snapshot YTD FY14 Income ` 61 Crs ► A Public Private Partnership to bridge the urban‐rural digital divide in India ► 27,908 Common Service Centres (CSCs) rolled out in six states : 27 908 C S i C t (CSC ) ll d t i i t t EBITDA (‐) ` 14 Crs • West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, Tamil Nadu and Odisha • Covering 290 million people (37% of India’s rural population) ► Offering following services : g g • e‐governance: Land Records, Registration & Revenue Collection, Electoral Services, Employment Exchange, Passport, Ration Card, IT Return and other Government Services • e‐commerce: B2B and B2C Services (including financial services like Insurance, B ki C Banking Correspondence, etc.), Electricity Board d t ) El t i it B d • e‐learning: Computer Training, Distance English Education, Tuitions/Vocational Courses and other related courses Debt ` 304 Crs CSCs Rolled Out 27908 ► Opportunity to quickly scale up roll out of BC mandate thru the CSC network ► Economy of Scope – As more & more G2C and B2C services are added, high operating leverage benefits will play, using the existing infrastructure 26 26 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Sahaj ‐ Leveraging technology led operating model Cash management and information flow addressed through real Time Transaction and voucher based funds flow G2C Service partners (State & Central) B2C Service partners (Financial Services’, Education, Health Services, Rural Media & CUPS Real time monitoring and reconciliation Data centre Cash Services VLE in CSC Village Voucher based cash management g 27 Vouchers Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Sahaj –Key Highlights Encouraging growth indicators growth indicators in operational states Strong partnerships and product / service Natural monopoly p y offerings with strong barriers to entry State of the art b k d back end infrastructure and stellar management Execution phase Execution phase completed, substa ntial revenue upside Largest SCA in Country (28% share) with ~28000 operational CSCs Key Highlights 28 Strong promoter background and experience Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Consolidated Balance Sheet Overview Balance Sheet Details (` crs) YTD FY14 YTD FY13 H1 FY14 Net Worth Minority Interest Minority Interest Borrowings Def. Tax Liability (Net) Interest Earning Assets g Other Fixed Assets Investments Net Current Assets 3,142 34 34 19,855 155 19,461 , 572 2,074 1,078 Key Ratios Return on Avg. Net Worth Return on Avg. Assets Return on Avg Cap. Employed Leverage EPS (` ) (Annualised) Book value (`) Book value ( Dec‐13 6.7% 0.8% 11.6% 6.3 3.6 62 4 62.4 29 2,915 28 28 18,162 157 17,961 , 565 2,074 663 3,097 34 34 19,519 162 19,065 , 559 2,075 1,112 FY13 3,009 27 27 18,282 161 18,398 , 529 2,074 478 Dec‐12 Sep‐13 Mar‐13 9.9% 6.6% 10.0% 1.2% 0.8% 1.2% 12.5% 11.8% 12.2% 6.2 6.3 6.1 5.1 3.5 5.2 57 9 57.9 61 6 61.6 59 8 59.8 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 Consolidated Income Statement Income Statement (` crs) YTD FY14 YTD FY13 Q3 FY14 Q3 FY13 Q2 FY14 FY13 Income from Finance Activities Income from equip. financing Income from project financing Income from project financing Finance charges (excl Forex Impact) NII Non Interest Income Income from Fee Based Activities Income from Equipment Rental Income from Investments Others* Net Income Operating Expenditure Provisions & Write offs PBT before Exceptional Items & Forex M2M Exceptional Items Exceptional Items PBT before Forex M2M Forex M2M PBT PAT (after Minority) 2,048 882 1,166 1 166 1,696 352 1,884 781 1,103 1 103 1,562 323 687 295 392 392 573 114 648 279 369 369 530 118 688 298 390 390 587 101 2,495 1,074 1,422 1 422 2,091 404 131 99 2 33 617 280 82 108 177 16 50 674 359 58 41 35 0 10 201 101 31 45 46 1 8 217 111 23 48 33 1 15 199 87 33 130 222 80 59 896 480 109 255 258 69 83 79 307 ‐ 74 74 ‐ 8 8 ‐ 104 104 255 332 69 90 79 411 39 53 (5) 17 16 48 216 279 73 73 63 363 135 194 46 47 41 263 * Excludes Income from Exceptional Items, shown separately 30 Copyrights © Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 2013 For any further queries please contact: Sanjeev Sancheti Group Head –Corporate Strategy & Planning Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd. 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