Essar Ports Limited Essar Ports Limited Performance Update Year ended 31 st March 2013
Essar Ports LimitedEssar Ports Limited
Performance Update
Year ended 31st March 2013
Sector Overview
Projected Total Cargo Traffic Growth
885 898 970
1303
10451173
1290
1875
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FY11A FY12A FY13E FY17E
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TP
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� As per Crisil research estimates, Indian Ports
traffic is expected to grow at 8% over next 5 years
� GDP growth is estimated to revive to a range of
6.1% to 6.7% in FY14 from approx 5% in FY13 as
per budget for FY14
� Private investment is the key for revival of India’s
GDP growth
� Lowering of interest rates in FY14 is also likely to
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Source: Crisil Research
Essar Ports performing better than the industry
Source: Indian Ports Association
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FY2012 FY2013
43.23
54.52Essar Ports (MMT)
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FY2012 FY2013
560546
Major Ports (MMT)
FY11A FY12A FY13E FY17ETraffic Capacity
� Lowering of interest rates in FY14 is also likely to
support the growth
� Entry barriers exist on account of delays in project
implementation in terms of:
� Bidding processes
� Approvals
� Execution delays
� The Shipping Ministry has released draft
guidelines linking tariff to market forces, which
would be applicable to all future projects and give
big boost to investments in the sector
Company Overview
Salaya
Paradip I (Dry Bulk)
Hazira
Vadinar
� 20 MTPA Dry Bulk Terminal at Salaya� 14 MTPA Coal Terminal at Paradip*
Operational
Under Construction
� 58 MTPA Liquid Terminal at Vadinar� 30 MTPA Dry Bulk / General Cargo Terminal
at Hazira� 16 MTPA Dry Bulk Terminal at Paradip
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HaziraINDIA
BAY of BENGAL
INDIAN OCEAN
Paradip II (Coal)
Hinterland for Essar Ports
� 14 MTPA Coal Terminal at Paradip*
� 20 MTPA General Cargo Terminal (expansion) at Hazira
� Liquid Storage Terminal (expansion) at Vadinar
Under Development
� Current capacity of 104 MTPA being scaled up to 158 MTPA by 2015� 3 stand-alone ports on the West Coast and 2 terminals on the East Coast of India. Presence in strategic locations� High visibility on revenue with long term Take-or-Pay contracts � Further scalability possible at most locations � High operating margins at operating ports
* Construction expected to commence shortly
Arabian Sea
Key Highlights
Cargo Handled
Q4 FY13
Q4 FY12
Growth % FY13 FY12
Growth %
Revenue 389.9 296.6 31% 1434.6 1131.1 27%
EBITDA 300.6 243.2 24% 1153.9 913.2 26%
PAT 92.1 -61.5 NA 331.6 64.0 418%
(Figures in Rs Cr)
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31.2139.82
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14.15
0.55
54.52
43.23
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EPS 2.15 NA NA 7.80 1.56 400%
� Essar Ports board recommends a dividend of 5% of face value of the share (Rs 0.5 per share ) for FY13
� Highest ever cargo handled during a year of 54.52 m illion tonnes during FY2013 as against 43.23 million tonnes during FY12
� 14.82 million tonnes of cargo handled during the quarter which is the highest cargo handled in one quarter for Essar Ports
� The Company also recorded the highest ever quarterly revenues, EBITDA and PAT during this quarter
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FY12 FY13
Vadinar Hazira Paradip Dry Bulk
Vadinar: Highlights
� EOL completed expansion of 20 MMTPA refinery in June 2012 and the according quarterly runrate of 10.5 MMTPA of cargo at Vadinar port achieved as per plan
� Vadinar continued to be an award winning asset in FY13 for its world class HSE
Cargo Handled Q4 FY12
Q4 FY13
Growth % FY12 FY13
Growth %
Cargo (MMT) 9.06 10.54 16% 31.21 39.82 28%
No. of Ships 74 103 39% 271 405 49%
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� Vadinar continued to be an award winning asset in FY13 for its world class HSE practices. Awards won during the year at India Shipping Summit, Gujarat Star Awards and from The Royal Society for Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA)
� Completed construction of 3 HSD tankages of 180,000KL capacity during the year10
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FY12 FY13
Hazira: Highlights
� Won HSE award from Greentech foundation and Best coal port performer award in the Indian Coal Markets conference
� Third party revenues contributed to ~5% of Hazira revenues during FY13
Cargo Handled Q4FY12
Q4FY13
Growth % FY12 FY13
Growth %
Cargo (MMT) 3.30 3.84 16% 12.02 14.15 18%
No. of Ships 71 67 -6% 243 268 10%
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� Third party revenues contributed to ~5% of Hazira revenues during FY13
� Essar Steel has completed its expansion to 10 MMTPA capacity in January 2012. Plant is expected to ramp up production during the year7.0
9.0
FY12 FY13
Paradip Dry Bulk: Successful operations
� Successfully commissioned the state of the art terminal in
December 2012
� Essar Steel’s first phase of 6 MMTPA Pellet plant already
commissioned and production is expected to reach its peak
capacity soon
� Essar Steel’s second phase pellet plant of additional 6 MMTPA
Q4 FY13 FY13
Cargo (MMT) 0.44 0.55
No. of Ships 8 10
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capacity is under construction
� Marketing ongoing with third party customers as well
Salaya: Progress
Construction work at Salaya
� Project progress: 59% completed . Expected COD: Dec 2013
� Piling and Decking works completed for Jetty
� Approach trestle to Jetty completed. Bund work has started
� Ship loader erection complete, unloaders erection is under progress
� Stackyard is operational with two stacker cum reclaimers
� Conveyor fabrication is under progress
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� 1,710 MW of imported coal based power generating capacity already operational
Increasingly diversified cargo split and higher vol umes
FY12 FY13
Crude (SPM), 16.50Liquid
Intermediate, 6.40
Dry Bulk, 12.97
Breakbulk/Project Cargo, 1.73
Crude (SPM), 12.18
Liquid
Dry Bulk, 10.13
Breakbulk/Project Cargo,
1.89
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Increase in cargo due to ramp up of Essar Oil and E ssar Steel throughput post completion of Essar Oil refinery expansion to 20 MMTPA and Essar Steel expansion to 10 MMTPA
Liquid Product (Jetty), 12.60
Liquid Product (Road/Rail),
4.32
6.40
FY13 Total Volume 54.52 MMT
Liquid Product
(Jetty), 8.29
Liquid Product
(Road/Rail), 4.34
Liquid Intermediate,
6.40
FY12 Total Volume 43.23 MMT
Strong growth in performance
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235% CAGR in EPS highlighting the continued improve ment in the Company’s performance and overall finan cials
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7.80Basic EPS (Rs. per Share)
(Figures in Rs Crore)
Q4FY13 Q4FY12 FY13 FY12
Total Income 389.9 296.6 1434.6 1131.1
Total Expenses 89.3 53.5 280.7 217.9
EBITDA 300.6 243.2 1153.9 913.2
EBITDA Margin 77% 82% 80% 81%
Interest and Finance Expenses 139.1 114.3 510.8 420.8
Profit Before Depreciation and
Financial Performance
� Revenue increase on account ofincreased off-take from anchorcustomers and higher take or paynumbers
� Quarter on Quarter revenue saw agrowth of 31% to Rs 389.9 crore andEBITDA saw a growth of 24% toRs. 300.6 crore
Highlights
Profit Before Depreciation and Tax 161.5 128.8 643.1 492.4
Depreciation 67.5 59.1 244.0 220.3
Profit Before Tax 94.0 69.7 399.1 272.2
Exceptional Item - 235.5 - 235.5
Profit After Exceptional Item and Before Taxes 94.0 -165.8 399.1 36.7
Tax 1.0 -106.4 64.5 -62.2
Adjustment for Share of Minority Interest 0.9 2.1 3.1 34.9
Profit After Tax 92.1 -61.5 331.6 64.0
Basic EPS (Rs) 2.15 -1.45 7.80 1.56
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Rs. 300.6 crore
� PAT for FY13 increased 5 fold to Rs331.6 crore as against Rs 64.0 crorefor the previous year
� EPS for FY13 at Rs 7.80 per share asagainst EPS of Rs 1.56 for FY12
Note: Financials reported as per Indian GAAP
Debt as on 31 st March 2013 (Rs Crore)
Operating 4,156
Project 1,581
TOTAL 5,737
Analyst Contacts
Mr. Anshumali DwivediHead – Investor RelationsEssar Ports LimitedTel: + 91 22 6744 7742 / + 91 98339 45648Email: [email protected]
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Mr. Rakesh KankanalaSenior Manager – Corporate FinanceEssar Ports LimitedTel: + 91 22 6744 7712 / + 91 99301 36596Email: [email protected]
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