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KLL In Vietnam Oct-071
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Keppel Land in VietnamInvestor Meetings
October 2007
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Presentation Outline
Keppel Land’s Overseas Strategy
Introduction to Vietnam
Market Review and Outlook
Keppel Land’s Investments in Vietnam
Going Forward
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Keppel Land’s Overseas Strategy
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Regionalisation Drive
Embarked on regionalisation drive in early 1990s
– Broaden earnings base geographically and reduce exposure to Singapore property cycles
– China and Vietnam among the first countries KLL invested in
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Regional Strategy
Focus on property development for sale to tap on demand for quality housing in Asia
HOME OWNERSHIP
ASPIRATIONS
Economic Growth
FavourableDemographics
Growing Middle Class
Rising Affluence
UrbanisationTrends
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Regional Strategy
Current focus on China, India, Vietnam and Indonesia
- China : Sustained genuine home demand- Vietnam : WTO entry to expand economy and boost property market- India : Outsourcing and IT boom to drive market growth- Indonesia : Interest rate cuts to stimulate home demand and fuel market
Two-pronged efforts focusing on :(a) Residential projects and large-scale townships(b) Integrated lifestyle developments
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Early Head-start in Vietnam for KLL
Forayed into Vietnam in early 1990s– Jul 1991 : Entered Hanoi to develop International Centre
– Feb 1992 : Entered HCMC to develop Saigon Centre
Pioneer property developer with strong brand name and expertise– Among largest foreign developers and top Singapore companies
with the highest FDI in Vietnam
– Developed good networks and reputation
Total asset value : S$290m (6% of Group’s total assets in 2006)
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Strong Presence in Vietnam
Built up portfolio of prime residential developments, townships,Grade A commercial buildings, and serviced apartments in HCMC, Hanoi, Dong Nai and Vung Tau
Substantive residential land bank in prime locations
– Total GFA of 4.4 mil sm
– Pipeline of about 23,000 homes
– Lifestyle waterfront developments fronting Saigon River, Ca Cam River and Dong Nai River
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Introduction to Vietnam
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Key Facts
Area : 329,560 sq km
Coastline : 3,444 km
Capital : Hanoi
Commercial hub : Ho Chi Minh City
Total population : 85 mil- 13th most populous country
in the world- 70% below 35 years old- HCMC : 6.2 mil- Hanoi : 3.1 mil
Literacy rate : 96%
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Economic Background
Shift from centrally-planned to market-oriented economy1986 : Implementation of Doi Moi reforms2000 : Stock markets set up in HCMC and Hanoi
: Investment Law and Unified Enterprise Law increased number of private enterprises (230,000 currently)
2006 : Housing Law opened up real estate market2007 : Deregulation of banking industry
Integration with global economies1995 : Member of ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA)1998 : Membership in Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC)2001 : US-Vietnam Bilateral Trade Agreement2006 : US ratification of Permanent Normal Trade Relations 2007 : Member of World Trade Organisation (WTO)
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Strong Economic Growth
GDP growth rate of 8.3% for first nine months of 2007– Average GDP growth rate over last 5 years : 7.8%
– 2006 GDP growth rate : 8.2% Size of GDP : US$60.5b
– 2007 GDP growth target : 8.4%
US$9.6b of FDI in Jan-Sep 2007, up 38% y-o-y– Rising FDI due to economic reforms and pro-investor policies
– 2006 FDI : $10.2b
– 2007 FDI forecast : US$13b, up 27% y-o-y
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Key Economic Data2006 2007F 2008F
Real GDP growth (%) 8.2 8.4 8.1
GDP per capita (US$) 720 820 940
Commercial banks’ prime rate (average,%) 11.2 11.5 11.7
FDI (US$b) 10.2 13.0 14.5
Exchange rate (Dong/US$, average) 15,994 16,054 15,963
Personal disposable income (US$b) 28.7 32.1 36.2
Private consumption (US$b) 38.5 44.7 51.5
CPI change (average,%) 7.5 7.6 7.3
Source: Economic Intelligence Unit, Vietnam Ministry of Planning and Investment
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Market Review and Outlook
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Demand Drivers for Residential Market
Buoyant Stock Market
Shortage of Good Quality
Homes
Liberalisation of Government Policies
Rapid Urbanisation
Returning Viet Kieus
FavourableDemographics
Increasing Demand for Home Ownership
Increasing Affordability and Rising Affluence
Rising Number of Expatriates
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Fast-growing middle class due to strong economic growth– GDP per capita in HCMC : US$2,200 – Strong homeownership aspirations especially in well-planned
residential enclaves
Buoyant stock market– VN Index up 144% in 2006 and another 38% in 1H2007– Stock market gains channeled into property
Increasing affordability– Availability of mortgages of up to 50-70% of value of property– Mortgage rates of 12% pa– Loan quantum : 10-15 years
Demand Drivers for Residential Market
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Demand Drivers for Residential Market
Liberalisation of government policies– Housing Law (Jul 06) : Viet Kieus allowed to buy houses in Vietnam– Real Estate Trading Law (Jan 07) : Transparency in property transactions
Rapid urbanisation rate– 27% in 2006 from 19% in 1999– Forecast : 33% by 2010 and 45% by 2020– Target : 14.2 sm per capita average housing by 2010
Additional 103 mil sm of housing needed
Returning Viet Kieus as investors– Remittances in 2006 : US$4.7b, up 24% y-o-y– 2007 forecast : US$5.4b, up another 15% y-o-y
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Capital values doubled over past 18 months
– Prices of high-end condominiums in prime areas reach US$3,500 psm in HCMC and US$1,850 psm in Hanoi
Prices relatively affordable compared to other Asian markets
Growing international interest in Vietnam’s property markets
– Number of funds rose to 43 with total capital of US$5.6b in Jun-07 from 20 in Jan-06
Buoyant Residential Market
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Strong economic growth and rising FDI fuel expansion and upgrading– Additional demand for CBD space from entry of international
banks
Grade A space : Fully occupied– Limited Grade A space, with no new supply in near-term
Grade A office rentals up– US$50 psm per month in HCMC– US$48 psm per month in Hanoi
Positive Office Market
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Growing number of expatriates with the country’s integration with global markets
Limited supply of quality serviced apartments and rental apartments
Average 98% occupancy for Grade A serviced apartments in HCMC and Hanoi
Room rates up 12-20% over past year – US$28-38 psm per month in HCMC– US$22-40 psm per month in Hanoi
Active Market for Serviced Apartments
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Keppel Land’s Investments in Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh City
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Landmark building located at prime Le Loi Boulevard in HCMC’s CBD
Total site area : 20,000 sm
Phase 1 completed in 1996
KLL’s stake : 68%
Awards :Gold Medal Vietnam Quality Award 2005by Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment of Vietnam
Best Business Serviced Apartments in HCMC for Sedona Suites HCMCby The Guide Awards for 2003 – 2005
Asia Pacific Quality Awards 2000 –Outstanding Achievement First property development in Vietnam to receive this prestigious award
Saigon Centre
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Office- Net lettable area : 10,433 sm (11 levels)- Occupancy : 100%- Tenants : Deutsche Bank, Motorola,
Mitsubishi, AIG, Fuji Xerox,Temasek Holdings, Hyundai, Kuehne & Nagel
Retail- Area : 3,663 sm (3 levels) - Occupancy : 100%- Tenants : Mango, Highlands Coffee
Serviced Apartments- Managed by Sedona Hotels International- No. of units : 89- Occupancy : 100%- Began operations : 1996
Saigon Centre
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Fully sold in less than a year since its launch in Apr-06Total of 101 waterfront villas in prime An Phu Ward in District 2Three-storey villas with land plot sizes of between 300 sm and 550 smAverage price : US$400,000 – US$1.5 mil per unit
Villa Riviera
100% Sold
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Located in prime An Phu Ward in District 2
Residential township with commercial space and public sports facilities- Site area : 640,476 sm
- Sports : 14,000 sm
- Residential & commercial : 40,000 sm
- GFA : 890,000 sm
Total units : 3,000 apartments- Target market : Upper-middle income
- Exp. launch date : 2008
KLL’s stake : 90%
Saigon Sports City
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Saigon Sports City
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The Estella
Located in An Phu Ward, District 2
High-rise condominium with supporting commercial amenities- Site area : 47,906 sm
- GFA : 280,000 sm
Total units : 1,500 apartments- Target market : Upper-income
- Exp. launch date : 4Q07 (Ph 1)
KLL’s stake : 55%
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Waterfront condominium fronting Saigon River- Site area : 17,428 sm- GFA : 87,000 sm
Total units : 500 apartments- Target market : High-income- Exp. launch date : 2008
KLL’s stake : 60%
Waterfront Condominium, Binh Thanh District
Waterfront Condo
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Waterfront condominium fronting Ca Cam River with supporting commercial amenities- Site area : 85,118 sm
- GFA : 408,500 sm
Total units : 2,400 apartments- Target market : Upper-income
- Exp. launch date : 2008
KLL’s stake : 75%
Waterfront Condominium, District 7
Waterfront Condo
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Prime Condominium, District 2
Prime condominium with supporting commercial amenities- Site area : 51,043 sm
- GFA : 244,800 sm
Total units : 1,500 apartments- Target market : Upper-income
- Exp. launch date : 2009
KLL’s stake : 60%
Prime Condo
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Dong Nai
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Located in fast growing Dong Nai Province, 28km northeast of HCMC
Waterfront residential township with commercial and public amenities- Site area : 5,090,000 sm
- GFA : 2,601,263 sm
Total units : 14,000 apartments- Target market : Middle to
upper-middle income
- Exp. launch date : 2009 (Ph 1)
KLL’s stake : 45%
Residential Township
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Hanoi
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Centrally located at Ngo Quyen Street, next to historic Sofitel Metropole Hotel
First international standard office building in Vietnam- Net lettable area: 6,096 sm (8 storeys)- Occupancy : 100%- Tenants : Citibank, Freshfields,
Singapore Airlines,Bank of Nova Scotia,PriceWaterhouseCoopers,Fuji Xerox
Completed in 1995
KLL’s stake : 43%
International Centre
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Sedona Suites, Royal Park
Located along Ho Tay, Hanoi’s largest lake
Market leader in serviced apartments in Hanoi
- Managed by Sedona Hotels International- No. of units : 175 - Occupancy : 100%- Began operations : 1998
Awards:
Best Luxury Serviced Apartments in Hanoi by The Guide Awards for four years (2002-05)Golden Dragon Award 2005Gold Medal Vietnam Quality Awards 2002
KLL’s stake : 59%
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Intensify Township Expansion
Sai Dong Township (MOU)Envisioned to be the new downtown to complement Hanoi’s CBD
– Location : Sai Dong, Long Bien District, Hanoi– Site Area : 4,070,000 sm– Local Partner : Hanoi Electronics Corporation
North Thang Long Township (MOU)Themed with healthy lifestyle concept
– Location : North Thang Long, Dong Anh District, Hanoi– Site Area : 9,490,000 sm– Local Partner : Hanoi General Export and Import Corporation
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Going Forward
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Rolling out Quality Homes in Vietnam
Prime CondominiumsHo Chi Minh CityHo Chi Minh City
Integrated Townships
HanoiHanoi
The EstellaAn Phu Ward, District 2 1,500 luxury unitsLaunch: 4Q2007
Waterfront CondominiumBinh Thanh District500 luxury waterfront homesLaunch: 2008
Waterfront CondominiumDistrict 72,400 waterfront homesLaunch: 2008
Prime CondominiumDistrict 21,500 luxury unitsLaunch: 2009
Saigon Sports CityAn Phu Ward, District 2 3,000 homesLaunch: 4Q2007
Sai Dong (MOU)407 ha
North Thang Long (MOU)949 ha
Dong Dong NaiNaiDong Nai
28km from HCMC14,000 homesLaunch: 2009
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KLL’s Total Site Total Total Units to LaunchStake Area (sm) GFA (sm) Units 2007 2008 2009
Saigon Sports City 90% 640,476 788,180 3,000 - 172 288
The Estella 55% 47,906 275,371 1,500 350 350 475
Waterfront Condo, 60% 17,428 87,140 500 - 300 200Binh Thanh District
Waterfront Condo, 75% 85,118 408,500 2,400 - 550 275District 7
Dong Nai Township 45% 5,090,000 2,601,263 14,000 - - 300
Waterfront Condo, 60% 51,043 244,800 1,500 - - 350District 2
Total 5,931,971 4,405,254 22,900 350 1,372 1,888
Rolling out Quality Homes in Vietnam
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Thank you
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