integrated agribusiness with leading brands financial highlights

Key Contacts
Stock Data
Listing:
SGX Mainboard - 14 Feb 07
Market Capitalisation:
~S$1.0b (US$0.79b)
52-Wk Hi/Lo:
S$1.09 – S$0.66
Free Float (%):
27.7%
Bloomberg | Reuters Ticker: IFAR SP | IFAR.SI
8 Eu Tong Sen Street #16-96/97 The Central
Singapore 059818
Tel: (65) 6557 2389 Fax: (65) 6557 2387
www.indofoodagri.com
Mark Wakeford, CEO and Director
[email protected]
Mak Mei Yook, CFO
[email protected]
Listed Subsidiaries
PT Salim Ivomas Pratama Tbk (“SIMP”)
www.simp.co.id
Substantial Shareholder
PT Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk – 60.7%
(effective interest)
PT PP London Sumatra Tbk (“LSIP”)
www.londonsumatra.com
Last updated May 2015
INTEGRATED AGRIBUSINESS WITH LEADING BRANDS
IndoAgri is a diversified and integrated agribusiness group with leading brands. Our principal activities span research & development, oil palm
seed breeding, oil palm cultivation and milling, in addition to refining, branding and marketing of cooking oil, margarine, shortening and other
palm oil derivative products. Today, the Group has garnered leading market shares in the Indonesian branded cooking oil (Bimoli) and
shortening & margarine (Palmia) markets. The Group also engages in the cultivation of other crops such as rubber, sugar cane, cocoa and tea.
CPO
Refining
Product
Output
Research &
Development
Seed
Breeding
Oil Palm
Plantations
End
Products
Palm Oil Mill
Plantation Estates
- Planted : 299,597 ha
Fruit Brunches (FFB)
- Annual Capacity: 6.2m MT
Number of Mills
- 6 in Riau
- 7 in South Sumatra
- 4 in North Sumatra
- 6 in Kalimantan
Mills Production
(‘000 MT in FY14)
- Crude Palm Oil : 956
- Palm Kernel
: 218
Annual Capacity
- 1.4m MT
Annual Capability
33m seeds
COMPETITIVE STRENGTHS
- Cooking oil
- Margarine
- Shortening
for Industrial and
consumer
segments
PLANTATION MATURITY PROFILE
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One of the largest oil palm plantations owner in Indonesia
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Owns a large variety of mother palms with the capacity to produce up to 33m
high quality seedlings
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Established R & D program for oil palm breeding, with modern technology and
highly qualified personnel
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Leading market share in Indonesia branded cooking oil and margarine markets
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Extensive distribution network of distributors and direct sales channels, serving
up to ~370,000 retail outlets throughout Indonesia
2015 – STRATEGIES AND EXPANSION
¾
Prioritise capex on organic growth and expansion of production facilities.
¾
Focus organic expansion on new plantings of oil palm and sugar plantations in
Indonesia
¾
Expansion of plantation production facilities
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Constructing one 45MT/hour new mill and expanding one mill from 60MT to
80MT/hour in Kalimantan due for completion in 2015
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¾
CPO PRODUCTION
(‘000 metric tons)
956
838
880
810
Five new mills ranging from 30MT to 45MT/hour, of which two new mills in
South Sumatra and three mills Kalimantan. Three of these mills are
expected to be completed in 2016
Expansion of downstream facilities
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Commences the expansion of Surabaya refinery by 1,000MT/day.
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190
Construction of a 200MT/day margarine plant at Tanjung Priok in 2015
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
2011
2012
2013
2014
1Q15
FINANCIAL POSITION
(Rp’ billion)
1Q15
1Q14
Revenue
EBITDA
EBITDA %
Operating Profit*
Attributable Profit
2,659
552
21%
253
35
3,171
654
21%
574
182
* Excluding net effect of fair value gains on biological assets
YTD
Chg
(16%)
(16%)
(56%)
(81%)
(Rp’ billion)
Cash
Total Debt
Net Debt
Total Assets
Total Equity (incl. MI)
Net Debt / Total Equity Ratio
31-Mar-15
31-Dec-14
2,489
9,901
7,412
40,771
23,628
0.31x
3,586
9,817
6,231
40,155
23,717
0.26x
Geographical Presence
Integrated Agribusiness
with LeadingCrumb Rubber Facility
Brands
Palm Oil Mill
Facilities
SIMP
Lonsum
CMAA ‐ Brazil
Group
Unit
12
11
‐ 23
Capacity p.a
(MT FFB)
3,780,000
2,403,000
‐
6,183,000
Unit
‐ 4
‐ 4
Capacity p.a
(MT Dry Rubber)
‐
42,720
‐
42,720
Sheet Rubber Facility
Capacity p.a
Unit (MT Dry Rubber)
‐ ‐
3 11,100
‐ ‐
3 11,100
Sugar Mill & Refinery
Capacity p.a
Unit (MT Sugar Cane)
2 2,160,000
‐ ‐
1 3,800,000
3 5,960,000
Unit
5
‐ ‐ 5
Refinery
Capacity p.a
(MT CPO)
1,425,000
‐
‐
1,425,000
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