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Thungela Resources — FY2021 Earnings Presentation

41 slides from Thungela Resources's earnings presentation, March 2022

  1. Slide 1: 2021 Annual Results and Strategy Update

    2021 Annual Results and Strategy Update Presentation for the year ended 31 December 2021

  2. Slide 2: Cautionary Statement

    CAUTIONARY STATEMENT Disclaimer: This presentation has been prepared by Thungela Resources Limited (“Thungela”) and comprises the written materials/slides for a presentation concerning Thungela and its affiliates (together, the "Group"). By attending this presentation and/or reviewing the slides you

  3. Slide 3: Our Purpose

    OuR PURPOSE To responsibly create value together for a shared future thingela

  4. Slide 4: Our Purpose

    OuR PURPOSE create value together for a shared future thingela

  5. Slide 5: Becoming a Public Company: The Start of Our Journey

    BECOMING A PUBLIC COMPANY: THE START OF OUR JOURNEY THUNGELA RESOURCES LIMITED (TGA) ON JSE 120 SIGNIFICANT VALUE CREATED SINCE LISTING 100 • Thungela today returning 82% of our Day 1 closing market capitalisation as a cash dividend to shareholders 80 • Share price increase of 286% from closing pric

  6. Slide 6: 2021 Highlights - Delivering on Our Promises

    2021 HIGHLIGHTS - DELIVERING ON OUR PROMISES IMPROVEMENT IN SAFETY RETURN TO PROFITABILITY FINANCIAL STRENGTH BOLSTERED Total Recordable Case Profit for the period Adjusted operating free cash flow (OFCF) generation Frequency Rate R6.9 billion R3.9 billion decreased to 1.35 (2020: loss of R0.4 billi

  7. Slide 7: Driving our ESG aspirations

    Driving our ESG aspirations July Ndlovu | Chief Executive Officer

  8. Slide 8: Our Approach to ESG

    OUR APPROACH TO ESG OUR ESG FRAMEWORK RECOGNISE AND BALANCE SOCIETY’S NEEDS • Climate change is one of the major global challenges of our time • Need to balance environmental expectations, the need to support development, and the vital role that mines play in the economy and our host communities FIT

  9. Slide 9: Safety and Health Are of Paramount Importance

    SAFETY AND HEALTH ARE OF PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE KEY SAFETY METRICS RELENTLESS DRIVE TO ELIMINATE FATALITIES 42 • Non-negotiable target: Fatality-free business • Safety Strategy: Back to basics, Work management and Culture 34 change 1,85 30 • Consistent improvement in total recordable injuries, but nee

  10. Slide 10: Creating Value Together for a Shared Future

    CREATING VALUE TOGETHER FOR A SHARED FUTURE DISTRIBUTIONS TO EPP AND CPP (R million) 273 CPP distribution 23x 137 137 (R m) CREATING VALUE FOR EMPLOYEES 6 137 • R137 million distributed to SACO Employee Partnership Trust1 • Allows employees to share in the value created • Develops culture where coll

  11. Slide 11: Managing Resources and Impacts Responsibly

    MANAGING RESOURCES AND IMPACTS RESPONSIBLY AREA REHABILITATED (hectares) 241 2020 LAND STEWARDSHIP AND BIODIVERSITY 2021 • 102 hectares seeded 174 162 • Started construction of demonstration scale passive water treatment plant 102 102 76 • Uncharacteristic incident at Kromdraai in February 2022, rem

  12. Slide 12: Governance Supporting Value Creation

    GOVERNANCE SUPPORTING VALUE CREATION BOARD STRUCTURE (31 DECEMBER 2021) EXPERIENCED AND DIVERSE BOARD • Majority of directors are independent 29% Independent non-executive • Board diversity – currently 14% female and 71% HDSA2 representation 57% Non-executive • Board will be expanded to include an a

  13. Slide 13: The Numbers

    The Numbers Deon Smith | Chief Financial Officer

  14. Slide 14: 2021 Financial and Operational Highlights

    2021 FINANCIAL AND OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS PROFIT ADJUSTED EBITDA ADJUSTED OFCF DIVIDEND FOR THE PERIOD R6.9 billion R10.0 billion R3.9 billion R18 per share (2020: R0.4 billion loss) (2020: R0.3 billion) (2020: R249 million utilisation) R2.5 billion aggregate 63% of Adjusted OFCF EXPORT SALEABLE FOB

  15. Slide 15: Solid Results in a Challenging Environment

    SOLID RESULTS IN A CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENT TFR1 AVERAGE RUN RATES (Mt per annum) TFR CHALLENGES -21% • 2021 TFR performance exceptionally poor compared to 73,0 71,1 recent years 70,1 • Industry railed volume of 58.1 Mt for 2021 is the lowest +1,2% +1.3% 62,3 annual rail outcome since 1996 59,9 58,1

  16. Slide 16: Export Sales Mix Maximised for Earnings

    EXPORT SALES MIX MAXIMISED FOR EARNINGS EXPORT EQUITY SALES (kt) – PRO FORMA SALES IMPACTED BY RAIL CONSTRAINTS • Export equity sales decreased by 16% to 13.9Mt (2020: 16.6Mt) • Decision to curtail lower margin production from late Q3, which impacted full year production and export equity sales 926

  17. Slide 17: Strong Fundamentals Resulted in a Supportive Market

    STRONG FUNDAMENTALS RESULTED IN A SUPPORTIVE MARKET BENCHMARK AND REALISED THERMAL COAL PRICES (R/t) EXPORT MARKETS R/t 3,200 • Firmer demand from South Asian countries underpinned by urbanisation and economic growth 3,000 • Supply constraints, including TFR challenges and ongoing 2,800 geopolitical

  18. Slide 18: Decrease in Export Saleable Production Due to Curtailment

    DECREASE IN EXPORT SALEABLE PRODUCTION DUE TO CURTAILMENT EXPORT SALEABLE PRODUCTION (kt) TAKING OUT HIGH-COST VOLUMES 16,463 • Bokgoni pit at Khwezela placed on care and maintenance 2,051 14,957 in Q1 2021 987 447 14,510 1,450 1,008 • Decrease in Bokgoni volumes meant to be offset by ramp-up at Nav

  19. Slide 19: Revenue and Cost Improvements Driving Margin

    REVENUE AND COST IMPROVEMENTS DRIVING MARGIN REVENUE AND COSTS – PRO FORMA (R billion) REVENUE INCREASED BY R8 BILLION 45% • 90% increase in Benchmark coal price 26.4 • Realised price improved to 84% of Benchmark (2020: 74%) as discount narrowed -15% • Achieved average realised price of R1,535/t (20

  20. Slide 20: Improved FOB Cost per Export Tonne

    IMPROVED FOB COST PER EXPORT TONNE 2020 vs 2021 FOB COST PER EXPORT TONNE (R/t) - PRO FORMA COST PERFORMANCE 11 • TFR performance largely offset by Bokgoni pit care and 21 21 61 24 maintenance decision 84 833 31 812 • Lower rehabilitation charge in 2021 • Significant reduction in corporate costs fol

  21. Slide 21: Record Adjusted EBITDA Driven by Benchmark Prices

    RECORD ADJUSTED EBITDA DRIVEN BY BENCHMARK PRICES ADJUSTED EBITDA1 (R billion) RETURN TO PROFITABILITY ~R0.9 billion 10.1 10.0 • Increase of 92% in realised prices 0.4 0.1 • Partially offset by the impact of foreign exchange and 1.7 inflation 2.6 • Negative impact of lower export sales compared to 2

  22. Slide 22: Working Capital Impacted by Rail Performance

    WORKING CAPITAL IMPACTED BY RAIL PERFORMANCE WORKING CAPITAL MOVEMENTS (R billion) WORKING CAPITAL INCREASED BY R3.2 BILLION 3.4 • Inventory increased by R1.4 billion as poor railing performance by TFR resulted in a build-up of inventory 0.8 at operations • Trade receivables increased by R1 billion

  23. Slide 23: Capital Expenditure Lower Than Guidance at Demerger

    CAPITAL EXPENDITURE LOWER THAN GUIDANCE AT DEMERGER CAPITAL EXPENDITURE (R billion) SUSTAINING CAPEX HAS BEEN RESET • Capex of R2.3 billion in 2021, 19% lower than 2020 3.0 2021 guidance • Significantly lower than R3 billion upper end of guidance 2.6 range provided at Capital Markets Day in May 2021

  24. Slide 24: Environmental Liability Appropriately Funded

    ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY APPROPRIATELY FUNDED ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY (R million) AND FUNDING STATUS BALANCE SHEET PROVISION 530 480 6,640 6,751 • Increase driven by Mafube inclusion and unwinding of 249 6,184 268 discount • 2021 rehabilitation more than offset disturbances Guarantees 3,153 FUNDING T

  25. Slide 25: Adjusted Operating Free Cash Flow Enables Strong Returns

    ADJUSTED OPERATING FREE CASH FLOW ENABLES STRONG RETURNS ADJUSTED EBITDA TO ADJUSTED OPERATING FREE CASH FLOW (R billion) STRONG CASH FLOW DRIVEN BY EARNINGS 10.0 • Difference between EBITDA and cash flow primarily due to working capital build-up and sustaining capex spend 3.2 ADJUSTED OFCF IS BASIS

  26. Slide 26: Robust Balance Sheet and Returns to Shareholders

    ROBUST BALANCE SHEET AND RETURNS TO SHAREHOLDERS LIQUIDITY (R billion) 8.7 LIQUIDITY CONSIDERATION AND DIVIDEND Shareholders Surplus cash 2.7 2.5 of TGA • Dividend declaration of R18 per share 0.3 EPP/CPP • Declaration of 30% of Adjusted operating free cash flow would result in cash exceeding the li

  27. Slide 27: Outlook

    OUTLOOK EXPORT SALEABLE PRODUCTION (Mt) EXPORT SALEABLE PRODUCTION >16 >16 • 2022 production constrained by TFR performance 15 14 - 15 • Production expected to return to greater than 16Mt from 2023 as rail performance returns to normal levels FOB COST PER EXPORT TONNE 2021A 2022F 2023F 2024F • 2022

  28. Slide 28: Strategy Update

    Strategy Update July Ndlovu | Chief Executive Officer

  29. Slide 29: Megatrends Impacting Thungela's Strategy

    MEGATRENDS IMPACTING THUNGELA’S STRATEGY Strong fundamentals for thermal coal in the medium term, but long term Implications for Thungela Our strategic pillars remains uncertain Thermal coal demand will continue 01 Geopolitics • India, China and South East Asia expected Drive our ESG aspirations to

  30. Slide 30: Our Strategy

    OUR STRATEGY Delivered through four strategic pillars Drive Maximise Create Optimise our ESG the full potential future capital aspirations of our existing diversification allocation assets options

  31. Slide 31: Drive our ESG aspirations: Pathway to Net Zero in 2050

    Develop a pathway to net zero emissions in 2050 Subject to the Countries Markets requirements of: we operate in + we serve Drive our ESG aspirations DRIVES STRATEGIC DECISION MAKING Careful consideration of the socio-economic implications of the energy transition given our contribution to society Ma

  32. Slide 32: ESG Drivers Deeply Embedded in Investment Criteria

    ESG DRIVERS DEEPLY EMBEDDED IN INVESTMENT CRITERIA ALSO APPLIED TO ‘BUY VS BUILD’ ASSESSMENT Environmental Social Governance Responsible Pursue • Global carbon output impact • Support existing regional • Improved transparency • No net loss of biodiversity communities and supplier stewardship base op

  33. Slide 33: Maximise the Full Potential of Our Existing Asset Base

    MAXIMISE THE FULL POTENTIAL OF OUR EXISTING ASSET BASE Deliver Optimise Sharpen Improving our productivity cost structure rehabilitation improvements approach and position on implementation the cost curve and focusing Enhance Accelerate Develop & on production marketing capabilities farm fence deliv

  34. Slide 34: Elders: Production Replacement

    ELDERS: PRODUCTION REPLACEMENT STRATEGIC RATIONALE • Develop and deliver production replacement project • Potential to accelerate farm fence opportunities • Replace Goedehoop production volumes at end of life • Maintaining size and shape of SA export coal business SCOPE • New underground mine and su

  35. Slide 35: Zibulo North Shaft: Life Extension

    ZIBULO NORTH SHAFT: LIFE EXTENSION STRATEGIC RATIONALE • Deliver productivity improvement and optimise cost structure through reduced travel time to the coal face • Deliver production replacement for Zibulo opencast operations winding down in 2026 • Sustaining ROM production ensures continued utiliz

  36. Slide 36: Create Future Diversification Options

    CREATE FUTURE DIVERSIFICATION OPTIONS Investing Geographic Commodity Consider divestment where diversification of diversification to or wind-down of thermal coal assets expand sources of high-cost tons Thungela has a revenue “Right-To-Win”

  37. Slide 37: Optimise Capital Allocation: Adopting a Balanced Approach

    OPTIMISE CAPITAL ALLOCATION: ADOPTING A BALANCED APPROACH OPERATIONAL PRIMARY SOURCE OF CASH FLOW TO CREATE OR DISTRIBUTE VALUE CASH FLOWS REPLENISH LIQUIDITY BUFFER ENVIRONMENTAL Environmental liability to be cash collateralised over time. Use technology to improve ESG performance SUSTAINING CAPEX

  38. Slide 38: Global Carbon Impact of 'Buy vs Build'

    GLOBAL CARBON IMPACT OF ‘BUY VS BUILD’ BUILD vs BUY Existing Production replacement Greenfields Develop a pathway to net zero emissions in 2050 subject to the requirements of: Countries we operate in and markets we serve Chart Title Reduce carbon intensity Production (Mt) of existing assets on an an

  39. Slide 39: Global Carbon Impact of 'Buy vs Build'

    GLOBAL CARBON IMPACT OF ‘BUY VS BUILD’ Chart Title BUILD vs BUY Existing Production replacement Greenfields M&A Develop a pathway to net zero emissions in 2050 subject to the requirements of: Applying Thungela’s ESG Countries we operate in and standards to producing assets markets we serve Buying is

  40. Slide 40: Conclusion

    CONCLUSION Be a fatality free Strong market Robust business fundamentals performance Safety continues to be our Supportive price Adjusted EBITDA number one value environment expected for Adjusted OFCF balance of 2022 Maiden Sharing Driving ESG dividend value aspirations R18 per share Distribution of

  41. Slide 41: Thank you

    Thank you

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