Desane Group Holdings Ltd · ASX:DGH

Desane — Shareholder Meeting (November 2011)

22 slides from Desane's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 4, 2011

  1. Slide 1: Annual General Meeting

    For personal use only ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

  2. Slide 2: 2011 Chairman's Highlights

    2011 Chairman’s Highlights For personal use only • Global Financial Markets continue to remain volatile • Equities based in commercial and industrial properties are revealing a market stability separate from more volatile classes of equities such as retail and manufacturing • Continuing shortage of

  3. Slide 3: Shareholder Resolutions

    Shareholder Resolutions For personal use only TO LAY BEFORE THE 2011 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING: 1.To adopt the financial and other reports 2.To declare a final dividend of one cent per share (unfranked) 3.To re-elect John Sheehan as a Director 4.To approve directors’ remuneration (non-binding resolutio

  4. Slide 4: Annual General Meeting Presentation & Company Highlights

    Annual General Meeting For personal use only Presentation & Company Highlights 4th November 2011 Mr Phil Montrone Managing Director & CEO

  5. Slide 5: Key Points from FY 2011 Result

    Key Points from FY 2011 Result • Rental income has been maintained in a very • The Group’s net tangible assets (NTA) is 79 cents per share For personal use only difficult rental market at $2.2m • All properties owned and managed by the Group are 100% leased • All Group borrowings have been renewed o

  6. Slide 6: Desane Group Property Overview

    For personal use only Desane Group Property Overview

  7. Slide 7: Property Portfolio Overview

    Property Portfolio Overview For personal use only Property FY11 Actual FY10 Actual ! 13 Sirius Road ! $! 3.8 m ! $! 4.4 m 7-9 Orion Road ! $! 9.8 m ! $! 8.8 m 68-72 Lilyfield Road Multimedia Centre ! $! 10.5 m ! $! 10.2 m 318-332 Burns Bay Road ! $! 9.3 m ! $! 10.1 m 47-51 Lilyfield Road Commercial

  8. Slide 8: Property Portfolio Overview

    Property Portfolio Overview For personal use only • Property portfolio consolidated with approximately 37,300m2 in lettable area • All properties remain underpinned by leases to high quality tenants • Operating revenues remain steady at $3m • Property management & service revenue up 46% to $228k • N

  9. Slide 9: Property Portfolio Overview: 318-332 Burns Bay Road, Lane Cove

    Property Portfolio Overview 318-332 Burns Bay Road, Lane Cove For personal use only  Expression of Interest (EOI) campaign undertaken in March 2011  The EOI campaign highlighted the need to proceed to obtain DA approval for up to 280 residential apartment units  This 12,000m2 waterfront property

  10. Slide 10: Proposed Residential Block Plan

    Property Portfolio Overview 318-332 Burns Bay Road, Lane Cove For personal use only Proposed Residential Block Plan

  11. Slide 11: Sydney Metropolitan dwelling approvals required vs actual

    Property Portfolio Overview Sydney Metropolitan dwelling approvals required vs actual For personal use only Source: Australia Bureau of Statistics & CBRE (July 2011). Based on average household of 2.6

  12. Slide 12: Industrial Property Market Overview

    For personal use only Industrial Property Market Overview

  13. Slide 13: Industrial Property Sales

    Industrial Property Sales Sales below $20 million have stabilised at a low level For personal use only Source: CBRE (July 2011).

  14. Slide 14: Who's been buying?

    Who’s been buying? Foreign investors, REITs and private investors are very active For personal use only Source: CBRE (July 2011). For all commercial property transactions above $5.0 million

  15. Slide 15: Yields Table

    Yields Table Income Yields are high by global standards as properties are revalued For personal use only Source: CBRE (July 2011)

  16. Slide 16: Prime face rents

    Prime face rents Starting to rise with limited supply. A slowing construction cycle will assist in vacancy falls in 2012/13 For personal use only Source: CBRE (July 2011)

  17. Slide 17: Incentives & Vacancies

    Incentives & Vacancies Industrial vacancies are on the way down Incentives are falling with limited supply and a rise in demand for warehouse & distribution centres For personal use only Sydney Industrial Melbourne Industrial Indicative Total Indicative Total As at Incentives vacancy Incentives vaca

  18. Slide 18: Desane Group Share Price

    For personal use only Desane Group Share Price

  19. Slide 19: DGH Share Price v NTA

    DGH Share Price v NTA For personal use only  DGH share price – significant upside based on trading at 50% below NTA  Simply put you can purchase $0.79 of value for $0.39 (trading price as at 12th October 2011)  Australian Real Estate Investment Trust (A-REIT) average is 15% below NTA (SMH October

  20. Slide 20: DGH v ASX Listed Australian Property Trusts (5 Yr Share Price)

    DGH v ASX Listed Australian Property Trust’s (5 Yr Share Price) For personal use only Key DGH Share Price 2007–2011 ASX Listed Property Trust’s 2007–2011 Source: CommSec (July 2011)

  21. Slide 21: In Conclusion

    In Conclusion: For personal use only  The DGH share price is trading well below its net tangible asset (NTA) price  The discounted share price can become an attractive alternative to other forms of investment  The Sydney industrial property market presents some challenges but also many opportunit

  22. Slide 22: General Discussion Q&A

    General Discussion For personal use only Q&A “Desane will continue to operate as premium commercial and industrial property managers, creating consistent levels of earnings, asset growth and wealth for its shareholders.”

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