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STRABAG SE – FY 2009 results 30 April 2010
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2009 output down and order backlog up by 5%
� Output volume down by 5%, but revenue target of “flat
development” met:
€ 12,552 million (+3%)
� Increases in Germany and
Poland, decrease in Russia
Output
volume /
Revenue
� Order backlog covers 107% of
2009 output volume
� Positive influence from Polish
motorway projects and
property & facility services business
Order backlog
Output volume (€m)
CAGR
8%-5%
2006 2007 2008 2009
10,385 10,746
13,743 13,021
Order backlog (€m)
CAGR
18%+5%
2006 2007 2008 2009
8,50610,742
13,254 13,968
Building Construction & Civil Engineering
Transportation InfrastructuresSpecial Divisions & Concessions
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2009 earnings target met, higher EBITDA and EBIT
EBIT (€m)
272.7312.4 269.9 282.9
2006* 2007 2008 2009
CAGR
1%
+5%
2.9%3.2%
2.2% 2.3%
684.3647.7595.9
502.4
2006* 2007 2008 2009
EBITDA (€m)
CAGR
11%+6%
5.3%
6.0%
5.3%5.5%
* 2006 earnings adjusted for DEUTAG sale
� Despite provisions and a loss resulting from
associates EBITDA grew by 6%
� Depreciation (+6%) includes goodwill impairments of € 25 million
� Negative net interest income halved over the year
� STRABAG meets target: Net income after minorities
increased only slightly by +3% to € 161 million
� Earnings per share: € 1.42
� Proposed dividend per share: € 0.50
Comments
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Again solid balance sheet and capital structure
Balance sheet as at 31/12/2009
� Net cash of € 596 million*
� Equity ratio 32.2%
� S&P confirmed the BBB- rating and stable outlook in
November 2009
� Cash & surety credit lines (31/12/2009): € 5.7 billion
(thereof free cash credit lines of € 0.5 billion)
Liabilities repayment cash-flowAssets Liabilities
Current Non-current
Trade receivables/payables Cash/Equity
19%
26%
44%
11%
28%
32%
24%
16%
Balance sheet total: € 9.6 billion
* Net cash excluding € 757 million in non-recourse debt related to AKA concession company
Comments
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Extraordinarily high cash-flow from operations
(€m)
CFO: Cash flow from operating activities
CFF: Cash flow from financing activities
CFI: Cash flow from investing activities
� Extraordinarily high cash-flow from operating activities
– Strict working capital
management
– Cash-flow from profits
+14%
� Much lower cash-flow from investing activities
– PP&E: € -509 million in
2009 compared to
€ -877 in 2008
– Change in scope of
consolidation
(acquisitions):
€ +6 million vs. € -157 million
� Repayment of bank liabilities, no bond issue
+1,783
+1,491
-437
-386
-0
+1,115
C ash
1/ 1/ 2009
C F O C F F C F I C urrency
translat io n
C ash
31/ 12/ 2009
Comments
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4,773
5,8225,4184,899
2006 2007 2008 2009
Building Construction & Civil Engineering
Comments
� Difficult financing environment for private clients ->
output volume fell by 18%
� Despite risk provisions in the last quarter, EBIT decline limited to 8%
� Order backlog developed positively and against the
market trend in Germany and Hungary
� New large orders (among others):
– Neues Thier-Areal shopping center in Dortmund, Germany
(€ 300 million)
– Correctional facility in Wuppertal, Germany (€ 124 million, STRABAG share 50%)
– Köki shopping center in Budapest, Hungary (€ 79 million)
� Outlook:
– Non-european business grouped in Special Divisions &
Concessions segment
– Slight further decline of output volume
Output volume (€m)
Key Indicators
CAGR -1%
2009 Change 2008
Output Volume 4,773 -18% 5,822
Revenue 4,368 -17% 5,244
Order Backlog 6,237 -8% 6,774
EBIT 79 -8% 86
EBIT margin 1.8% 1.6%
Employees 26,843 -7% 28,802
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Solutions in Environmental Technology
Key figures
� Output: € ~300 million in 2009
� Order backlog: € ~300 million
� 730 employees
� Active in more than 30
countries in Central and
Eastern Europe and Overseas
� Outlook: Double-digit growth
over the next years
Business segments1)
� Waste & Biogas
� Site Decontamination
� Wastewater & Water
� Renewable Energies
� Waste & Sludge Incineration
� Flue Gas Treatment
� Environmental Services
Markets
1) The following fields of activities include consultancy, design, plant
construction, plant operation, after-sale-services and financing.
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Transportation Infrastructures
Comments
� Currency depreciations in CEE curbed the output
volume development
� Only small acquisitions in 2009:
– Bitumen emulsion activities of Colas Group in Germany
� Poland: highest ranking order backlog in Transportation Infrastructures segment
– A2 motorway in Poland, section II
(Total investment volume: € 1.6 billion)
� Outlook:
– Non-european business grouped in Special Divisions &
Concessions segment
– Output volume flat in 2010
– Economic stimulus packages show their effects onlyslowly
– Bidding internationally, focus on niche markets like
waterway construction and railway construction
Output volume (€m)
Key Indicators
4,646 4,617
6,274 6,001
2006 2007 2008 2009
CAGR 9%
2009 Change 2008
Output Volume 6,001 -4% 6,274
Revenue 5,853 7% 5,464
Order Backlog 4,806 21% 3,957
EBIT 164 13% 145
EBIT margin 2.8% 2.7%
Employees 33,374 -2% 33,906
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Special Divisions & Concessions
Comments
� Revenue higher than output volume due to sale of
properties and large-scale projects
� EBIT margin diluted from 4.0% to 2.6% due to
STRABAG PFS and EFKON impairment
� Outlook:
– Non-european business contributed € 556 million in output
volume, € 977 million order backlog and over 10,700
employees in Building Construction & Civil Engineering and
Transportation Infrastructures segments in 2009
– Targeted margin improvement in STRABAG PFS
– “In-house” technology provider EFKON
Output volume (€m)
Key Indicators
2,078
1,417
582693
2006 2007 2008 2009
40%
CAGR 44%
2009 Change 2008
Output Volume 2,078 47% 1,417
Revenue 2,293 55% 1,483
Order Backlog 2,903 17% 2,480
EBIT 59 -1% 59
EBIT margin 2.6% 4.0%
Employees 9,943 92% 5,174
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Extending the value chain: Activities in Property & Facility Services
Key facts
� Output 2009: € 833 million
� ~6,500 employees
� ~19 million m² operated
net ground area
� 37,000 objects in portfolio
� Active in 13 countries
� 2009: „Real Estate Manager
Award“ (Zeitschrift „Immobilien
Manager”)
Business segments
� Real Estate Management
� Facility Management
� Property Management / Corporate
Solutions
� Technical & Infrastructure Facility
Management
� Planning & Construction
Management in existing buildings
Target Markets
Projects under management
HypoVereinsbank,
Germany
Deutsche Telekom
AG, GermanyPolonia Palace Hotel,
Poland
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Poland
CroatiaOthers
Hungary
� Currently 29 PPP-projects
� Mainly availability and only few hard toll projects
� Maintenance part of availability fee linked to inflation
� WACCs differ according to risk: 6%-13%
� Equity invested in PPP projects: € 350 million (as at
end of 2009)
� Current debt in PPP projects: € 1.9 billion (as at end
of 2009)
Selected PPP projectsComments
Steady income through concession business
Total investment volume
Limerick Tunnel,
Ireland
Proton Therapy Center,
Germany
Equity invested by region
in € million 2009 %
Poland 2,440 31%
Hungary 2,250 28%
Germany 1,153 14%
Turkey 981 12%
Ireland 652 8%
Croatia 371 5%
Austria 123 2%
Total 7,970 100%
in € million 2009 %
Hungary 271 77%
Poland 42 12%
Croatia 16 5%
Others 21 6%
Total 350 100%
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STRABAG SE share underperformed indices
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
STRABAG ATX Dow Jones Stoxx Construction & Materials
Rebased share price Jan-Dec 2009 Comments
� STRABAG SE share:
+28% to € 20,70
� ATX: +43%
� DJ Stoxx Construction: +36%
� STRABAG SE market cap as
at 31/12/2009: € 2.4 billion
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Outlook 2010
First quarter 2010
� Higher winter loss expected, but do not worry
� Order backlog 2009 satisfying as at end of 2009, € 15 billion as at end of February 2010
� New division “International” in Special Divisions & Concessions segment
CAPEX� € 250 million minimum investment in PP&E, expected investment € 400 million
� Acquisitions possible if opportunity arises
Output and Earnings
� Flat development on output side in all segments
� Margins stable on group level but drivers change on segment and country level
Strategy
� New geographical markets (e.g. Libya, Algeria, India)
� Niche markets like environmental technology and waterway construction
� Extension of the value chain: Property & facility services
� Increase coverage of raw material needs using own resources
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Appendix
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Output Volume 13,021.0 13,742.5 (5%)
Revenue 12,551.9 12,227.8 3%
Changes in inv./own work capitalised 81.1 106.8 (24%)
Other operating income 258.3 221.6 17%
Materials and services cost (8,446.9) (8,494.1) (1%)
Personnel cost (2,823.3) (2,574.5) 10%
Other operating expenses (932.9) (858.4) 9%
Income from associates (12.7) 2.6 n.m.
Investment income 8.8 15.9 (45%)
EBITDA 684.3 647.7 6%
Margin (%) 5.5% 5.3%
Group P&L 2009
2009 2008 % change(€m)
% change was calculated with original, not rounded figures -> therefore, rounding differences may occur
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EBITDA 684.3 647.7 6%
Margin (%) 5.5% 5.3%
Depreciation and amortization (401.4) (377.8) 6%
EBIT 282.9 269.9 5%
Margin (%) 2.3% 2.2%
Net interest income (19.9) (40.6) (51%)
Income tax expense (78.4) (62.9) 25%
Profit for the period 184.6 166.4 11%
Attributable to non-controlling interests 23.2 9.4 148%
Attributable to equity holders of the parent 161.5 157.0 3%
Earnings per share (in €) 1.42 1.38 3%
Group P&L 2009 (continued)
2009 2008 % change(€m)
% change was calculated with original, not rounded figures -> therefore, rounding differences may occur
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Intangible assets 80 240 463 496
PP&E(1) 1,285 1,693 2,188 2,260
Associated companies 76 139 156 132
Other financial assets 318 224 265 241
Concession receivables 0 0 973 939
Other long-term rec. 51 81 111 100
Deferred taxes 93 94 138 134
Non-current assets 1,902 2,470 4,294 4,300
Inventories 456 477 674 656
Accounts
Receivables 2,631 2,828 3,305 2,874
Cash and cash
equivalents 586 1,966 1,491 1,783
Current assets 3,674 5,271 5,471 5,313
Balance sheet 31 December 2009
(€m) 2006 2007 2008 2009
Assets*
Total assets 5,576 7,741 9,765 9,614
(1) PP&E + investment property
* Rounding differences might occur
Share capital 70 114 114 114
Capital reserves 448 2,311 2,311 2,311
Retained earnings 340 445 412 525
Minority interest 178 226 141 149
Equity 1,036 3,096 2,979 3,099
Provisions 630 626 847 868
Financial liabilities 485 485 1,434 1,275
Other non-current liab. 23 37 41 109
Deferred taxes 6 21 74 54
Non-current liabilities 1,143 1,168 2,396 2,305
Provisions 402 448 538 580
Financial liabilities 435 199 274 235
Trade payables 2,048 2,276 2,765 2,635
Other current liab. 512 553 813 759
Current liabilities 3,397 3,476 4,390 4,209
(€m) 2006 2007 2008 2009
Liabilities and Equity*
Liabilities and equity 5,576 7,741 9,765 9,614