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Icade Sa — Icade Santé — Debt Investor Presentation (September 2020)
59 slides from Icade Sa's debt investor presentation, September 2020
Slide 1: Icade Santé Investor Presentation – Social Bond Roadshow
COURLANCY POLYCLINIC (Reims, 51) ICADE SANTÉ INVESTOR PRESENTATION SOCIAL BOND ROADSHOW September 2020
Slide 2: Agenda
AGENDA Today’s speakers 1. Icade Santé at a glance 2. Icade Santé’s strategy 3. Icade Santé: an embedded social impact 4. Icade Santé’s inaugural Social Bond 5. Examples of eligible projects 6. Financial performances and credit highlights Appendices ICADE SANTÉ INVESTOR PRESENTATION I 2
Slide 3: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER Certain information included in this presentation and other statements or materials published by Icade Santé (the “Company”) are not historical facts but are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are based on current beliefs, expectations and assumptions, including,
Slide 4: Speakers
SPEAKERS TEAM A TEAM B Victoire AUBRY Xavier CHEVAL Executive committee member in charge of Finance and IT – CFO Executive committee member in charge of Healthcare Investment of Icade division – CEO of Icade Santé Etienne MAURER Jean-Philippe CARRASCOSA Financial Director of Icade Santé Head of Corp
Slide 5: Icade Santé at a glance
Courlancy Polyclinic (Reims-Bezannes, 51) 1. ICADE SANTÉ AT A GLANCE ICADE SANTÉ INVESTOR PRESENTATION I 5
Slide 6: Icade Santé, Icade's subsidiary dedicated to healthcare property in France
ICADE SANTÉ, ICADE’S SUBSIDIARY DEDICATED TO HEALTHCARE PROPERTY IN FRANCE LEADER IN INVESTMENTS IN PRIVATE CLINIC FACILITIES IN FRANCE, ICADE SANTÉ IS 58,3% OWNED BY ICADE AND 41,7% OWNED BY INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS. A STRONG OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE Controlling shareholder AA/Stable A-/Stable 38.8% 18.9
Slide 7: Icade Santé, the largest French healthcare REIT
ICADE SANTÉ, THE LARGEST FRENCH HEALTHCARE REIT Start of Possible liquidity event Creation of Icade Santé Capital opening Diversification into International Expansion(1) (100%-owned by Icade) the nursing home sector 2018 2020/2022 2007 2012 2017 A diversified €5,0bn portfolio with critical size and
Slide 8: A strong business model with long-term cash flows and positive social impact
A STRONG BUSINESS MODEL WITH LONG-TERM CASH FLOWS AND POSITIVE SOCIAL IMPACT In depth market knowledge & understanding of operators needs Strong Very sound financial performance Fundamentals Tax-efficient ‘SIIC’ Regime Robust Comprehensive in-house platform to source, develop, acquire & manage
Slide 9: Strong financial structure
STRONG FINANCIAL STRUCTURE Important milestone’s in Icade Santé’s debt management Rating A BBB+ rating by S&P since 2019, anchored in the Group’s rating A first step in financial markets An inaugural €500m bond issued in October 2019, largely oversubscribed A « best in class » Loan to Value ratio :
Slide 10: Icade Santé's strategy
Résidalya – Valmy (Dijon, 21) 2. ICADE SANTÉ’S STRATEGY ICADE SANTÉ INVESTOR PRESENTATION I 10
Slide 11: A disciplined investment policy
A DISCIPLINED INVESTMENT POLICY Focus on healthcare assets Attractive asset base leveraging on leading position, tenant fueled by a 12 years growth story relationship & market trends offering an undisputed market leadership Continued Product diversification (long-term care) while keeping growth in e
Slide 12: A strong and low risk tenants' base
A STRONG AND LOW RISK TENANTS’ BASE TENANTS’ CREDITWORTHINESS: INDUSTRY-LEADING OPERATORS AS TENANTS A SECURED & UNIQUE THREE-LEVEL UNDERWRITING SCHEME Level 3 Enforceable claims on tenants’ 12,5 % Regional Entities receivables from the french social security 5,7 % Vivalto 3,3 % Korian Level 2 PRIVA
Slide 13: Lessons from the Covid-19 outbreak
LESSONS FROM THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK MSO dedicated to Both public and private hospitals mobilized to address the COVID-19, under the the sanitary crisis ministry of health supervision NH highly Nursing homes quarantined from as early as February in some cases responsive Over mortality reported estim
Slide 14: Icade Santé: an embedded social impact
Villeneuve d’Ascq Private Hospital (59) – Ramsay Santé 3. ICADE SANTÉ: AN EMBEDDED SOCIAL IMPACT Ligament du genou ICADE SANTÉ INVESTOR PRESENTATION I 14
Slide 15: Icade Santé is a key player in the French hospital care landscape
ICADE SANTÉ IS A KEY PLAYER IN THE FRENCH HOSPITAL CARE LANDSCAPE Even for private hospitals, the bulk of the revenue is publicly financed Historical co-existence of private and public hospitals in the French healthcare system (33% of procedures performed in the private sector) Hospital expenditur
Slide 16: Meeting growing demand for elderly care facilities
ICADE SANTÉ MEETING GROWING DEMAND FOR ELDERLY CARE FACILITIES Final users (residents) categorized based on their dependency levels French EHPAD capacity is shifting towards the private sector (GIR), ranking from 1 (total/severe dependency) to 6 (total autonomy) in % Permanent beds in EHPADs in Fr
Slide 17: Social impact at the core of our projects
SOCIAL IMPACT AT THE CORE OF OUR PROJECTS 2019-2022 Icade Santé’s social commitments 2019 results Adapting real estate solutions to help healthcare Audit process to assess the quality of patient care. Territorial operators improve the quality of patient care. cohesion and Icade’s Charter final
Slide 18: Additional measures to improve environmental impact
ADDITIONNAL MEASURES TO IMPROVE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 2019-2022 Icade Santé’s environmental commitments 2019 results Monitor the energy performance of at least 75% of 76% of healthcare facility operators covered in 2019. healthcare facility operators starting in 2019. Impact on Objective met in
Slide 19: Icade Santé's inaugural Social Bond
Villeneuve d’Ascq Private Hospital (59) – Ramsay Santé 4. ICADE SANTÉ’S INAUGURAL SOCIAL BOND ICADE SANTÉ INVESTOR PRESENTATION I 19
Slide 20: Social Bond key takeaways
ICADE SANTÉ’S SOCIAL BOND KEYS TAKEWAYS A social issuer Focus on healthcare assets by nature Key player in the French healthcare system, where the private sector holds a significant role Social impact on the entire population of France Embedded positive social impact: Activity oriented by itse
Slide 21: Use of proceeds
USE OF PROCEEDS Eligible Asset Categories Contribution to Eligible Asset Category Target Populations Social Goals the UN SDG Hospital Care Real Estate - MSO clinics (Medicine, Surgery & Obstetrics) - People in need of - Improve the availability of medical care - MHE facilities (Mental Health Establi
Slide 22: Management of proceeds and process for project selection
MANAGEMENT OF PROCEEDS AND PROCESS FOR PROJECT SELECTION Icade Santé has established a Social An amount equal to the net proceeds of the Social Bonds issue will be credited to Bond Committee (SBC) comprising: Icade Santé’s Treasury liquidity portfolio and earmarked to the (re)financing of • the CEO
Slide 23: Reporting & impact indicators
REPORTING & IMPACT INDICATORS Impact Report Annual report until full allocation Eligible Asset Category Examples of potential indicators Publication of an external third-party assurance on Beneficiaries Number of beds and places the satisfactory allocation of the net proceeds Hospital Care Real Es
Slide 24: External review
EXTERNAL REVIEW Pre-issuance Sustainalytics was commissioned as Second Party Opinion Provider to evaluate Icade Santé Social Bond Framework and its alignment with the Social Bond Principles (2020), as published by ICMA. “Sustainalytics is of the opinion that the Icade Santé Social Bond Framework is
Slide 25: Examples of eligible projects
CONFLUENT PRIVATE HOSPITAL Nantes – Loire-Atlantique 5. EXAMPLES OF ELIGIBLE PROJECTS ICADE SANTÉ INVESTOR PRESENTATION I 25
Slide 26: Example 1 – Expansion / renovation: Clinique Santé Atlantique
EXAMPLE 1 – EXPANSION / RENOVATION : CLINIQUE SANTÉ ATLANTIQUE Operator : Elsan Location : Saint-Herblain (Loire-Atlantique) Activity / specialty : MSO Clinic Acquisition by Icade Santé in 2008 - extension and refurbishment works in 2017-2019 Surface area: 40 597 sqm including 8 000 sq.m o
Slide 27: Example 2 – Development / extension: Clinique de Domont
EXAMPLE 2 – DEVELOPMENT / EXTENSION : CLINIQUE DE DOMONT Operator : Ramsay Santé Location : Domont (Val-d’Oise) Activity / Specialty : MSO Clinic - 100 % ambulatory clinic Completion in 2018, extended in 2019 by Icade Santé Surface area : 3 521 sq.m Bed and places : 34 Number of places
Slide 28: Example 3 – Acquisition: EHPAD Reflet de Loire
EXAMPLE 3 – ACQUISITION : EHPAD REFLET DE LOIRE Operator : Korian Location : La Chapelle Saint-Mesmin (Loiret) Activity / Speciality: EHPAD Construction in 2013 Acquired by Icade Santé in 2019 Surface : 4 293 sq.m Beds and number of places : 88 including one UVP (protected living unit)
Slide 29: Financial performances and credit highlights
PARIS WEST PRIVATE HOSPITAL - RS (Trappes, 78) 6. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCES AND CREDIT HIGHLIGHTS ICADE SANTÉ INVESTOR PRESENTATION I 29
Slide 30: Covid-19: Icade Santé's resilience proven despite the health crisis
COVID-19 : ICADE SANTÉ’S RESILIENCE PROVEN DESPITE THE HEALTH CRISIS Robust rental income driven in part by 2019 acquisitions 1 • H1 2020 Gross rental income at €141.5m : +9,5% on a reported basis • +1.8% like-for-like Assets 100% leased on long-term contracts Impact of COVID-19 • Very limited impac
Slide 31: Sound financials, supported by dynamic cash-flows
SOUND FINANCIALS, SUPPORTED BY DYNAMIC CASH-FLOWS LARGE & SOUND SOLID CASH FLOW STRONG PORTFOLIO GENERATION BALANCE SHEET As of H1 2020 As of H1 2020 €5.0bn €263m €236m FY 2018 (+11,4% YoY) 1,65% CAGR vs H1 2019: +11% vs. 2.10% as of 30/06/2019 PORTFOLIO GAV FY 2019 NET RENTAL INCOME AVERAGE COST OF
Slide 32: Financial highlights: strong cash-flow generation
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS: STRONG CASH-FLOW GENERATION Net Rental Income: 8,9% CAGR over the past 4 years Margin rate (Net rental income / Gross rental income) close to 100% €263m 100 98.4% 98.3% 97.9% 99,5% 300 250 €204m €211m €236m 90 200 150 80 100 50 70 0 2016 2017 2018 2019 60 50 2016 2017 2018 2019
Slide 33: A strong debt structure (1/2)
A STRONG DEBT STRUCTURE (1/2) Maturity schedule of drawn debt Diversification of funding sources (in €m) (in €m ; excluding accrued interest) GROSS DEBT AS OF 06/30/2020 €1,959.0m 447 648 189 512 150 316 200 175 195 50 147 108 47 21 49 36 38 16 21 53 500 S2 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 20
Slide 34: A strong debt structure (2/2)
A STRONG DEBT STRUCTURE (2/2) Average debt maturity above 5 years Robust interest cover ratio (1) 7 10 6 9 8 5 6.1 5.7 7 6 8.1 4 5.0 5.1 5 7.1 7.5 7.7 3 4 2 3 2 1 BANKING COVENANTS 1 0 0 2017 2018 2019 H1 2020 2017 2018 2019 H1 2020 LTV ratio at 36.1% Lower cost of debt 40% 2,5% 35% 2.47% 36,1% 2,0%
Slide 35: Financial policy
FINANCIAL POLICY Liquidity and hedging Optimizing financing LTV and ICR policies structure • Opportunity to access the bond market • LTV ratio: aiming at c.40% end of the plan • Hedging ratio: minimum 80% and increase the average debt maturity • Maintain robust ICR level • RCF line already in place
Slide 36: Indicative terms and conditions of the Social Bond issue
INDICATIVE TERMS AND CONDITION OF THE SOCIAL BOND ISSUE Issuer Icade Santé Issuer’s rating BBB+ by S&P (Stable) Notes rating BBB+ expected Notional amount EUR Benchmark Type Fixed Status of the Notes Senior Unsecured Maturity 10 to 12 years Global Coordinators & Structuring Advisors BNP Paribas, Nat
Slide 37: A top-notch healthcare REIT in Europe
A TOP-NOTCH HEALTHCARE REIT IN EUROPE A unique credit signature on the French healthcare real estate market BBB+ rating confirmed by S&P in July 2020 PORTFOLIO MARKET UNIQUE Supportive trends in the French Diversified and qualitative healthcare market portfolio of real assets A robust and stable inv
Slide 38: Appendices
Résidalya – Valmy (Dijon, 21) APPENDICES ICADE SANTÉ INVESTOR PRESENTATION I 38
Slide 39: Speakers
SPEAKERS TEAM A TEAM B Victoire AUBRY Xavier CHEVAL Executive committee member in charge of Finance and IT – CFO Executive committee member in charge of Healthcare Investment of Icade division – CEO of Icade Santé Victoire Aubry is a graduate from Dauphine University and HEC Xavier Cheval, 36 years
Slide 40: Speakers
SPEAKERS TEAM A TEAM B Daphné MILLET Elsa COUTEAUD CSR Director – Icade Development Officer / CSR Manager of Icade Santé Daphné Millet graduated from the Dauphine University. She Elsa Couteaud graduated from the Sorbonne University in urban started her career in 2006 as an SRI analyst within Groupam
Slide 41: A strongly experienced and dedicated management team
A STRONGLY EXPERIENCED AND DEDICATED MANAGEMENT TEAM Icade S.A. XAVIER CHEVAL represented by Olivier Wigniolle, CEO OF ICADE SANTÉ Chairman OPERATIONS INVESTMENTS 11 professionals 5 professionals Philippe Ingouf Guillaume Tessler Head of Operations Head of Int. Development Benoit Fosse Etienne Maure
Slide 42: Icade Santé at a glance: focus on relationship with Icade S.A.
ICADE SANTÉ AT A GLANCE: FOCUS ON RELATIONSHIP WITH ICADE S.A. SUPPORTED BY ICADE • Non-Listed company with SIIC Status (favorable fiscal regime) SUPPORTED BY ICADE PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT ARM • Oversight committee chaired by Icade SA CORPORATE FUNCTIONS (1) • Shareholders’ agreement in place (until 3r
Slide 43: Supporting trends for Icade Santé activities
SUPPORTING TRENDS FOR ICADE SANTÉ ACTIVITIES … in France, … in all EU’s countries … in PRIVATE HOSPITAL current core market CARE Sizable Public Funding Favorable Demographics • Even private care largely covered MSO: Medicine, Surgery & Obstetrics • Rising life expectancy by public insurance PSY: Psy
Slide 44: Embedded positive social impact
EMBEDDED POSITIVE SOCIAL IMPACT • Activity oriented by itself toward improving social benefits • Invest to deliver modern and cost-efficient care in line with CSR objectives Assisting operators in improving their social performance 25,165 Social CSR and Innovation “Quality of life” Charter Audit pro
Slide 45: Healthcare expenditures: a sound level of public coverage
HEALTHCARE EXPENDITURES : A SOUND LEVEL OF PUBLIC COVERAGE Very low Households’ participation in healthcare financing Icade Santé’s tenants and their source of revenue Consumption of medical care and goods (CSBM) Elderly Care 14 2% 12% 2% 13% 16% 5% 4% 21% 13% 38% Hospital Source: DREES 92% 93% Care
Slide 46: French market: strong momentum and high barriers to entry
FRENCH MARKET: STRONG MOMENTUM AND HIGH BARRIERS TO ENTRY • Public hospitals and non for-profit organisation account for 76% of the beds vs. 24% for private hospitals • Number of beds defined by ARS1 with very few authorizations granted and no new facilities allowed HOSPITAL CARE • Market prices set
Slide 47: Low risk, long-term, non-cyclical asset class with infra-like characteristics
LOW RISK, LONG-TERM, NON-CYCLICAL ASSET CLASS WITH INFRA-LIKE CHARACTERISTICS • Triple net leases An attractive risk premium in France • Lower volatility compare to other real estate classes LOW RISK • Attractive risk-adjusted return Stable prime yields in H1 2019 in healthcare • Increasingly stru
Slide 48: Process for project selection (governance)
PROCESS FOR PROJECT SELECTION (GOVERNANCE) The Social Bond Committee is in charge of the governance of the Social Bond Icade Santé has established a Framework, will meet at least once year and will be responsible of the following: Social Bond Committee (SBC) comprising: o Allocation of the proceeds
Slide 49: France is Europe's 2nd largest healthcare market
FRANCE IS EUROPE’S 2ND LARGEST HEALTHCARE MARKET France allocates a significant share of its GDP to health expenditures... …and is Europe 2nd largest healthcare market Current health expenditure (% of GDP, 2016) Current healthcare expenditure across the EU (€ bn) 352 12% 12% 11% 11% 10% 10% 10% 265
Slide 50: Leadership in sourcing, developing, acquiring & managing healthcare assets
APPDEZNX? ICADE SANTÉ - LEADERSHIP IN SOURCING, DEVELOPING, ACQUIRING & MANAGING HEALTHCARE ASSETS CASE STUDIES OF 2018 ACHIEVEMENTS Croix du Sud – Ramsay Santé Nursing Homes - Résidalya Quint-Fonsegrives (Haute-Garonne) Le Grand Jardin (Le Lavandou, Var) Demonstrated capacity to grow to >100 asse
Slide 51: Attractive lease characteristics for the French market
ATTRACTIVE LEASE CHARACTERISTICS FOR THE FRENCH MARKET STRONG COMMON FEATURES • Very attractive lease profiles which have favored the rise of this 12 years 9-12 years Triple Net Leases Art. 606 alternative market for real estate Usual lease term 100% of charges (excl. maintenance) States that the la
Slide 52: Private hospital market: fundamentals and trends
PRIVATE HOSPITAL MARKET: FUNDAMENTALS AND TRENDS Private (for-profit) hospitals on a positive trend 2004 reform - “Tarification à l’Activité” (T2A) Hospital beds by hospital ownership Before 2004 After 2004 2016 24% 21% • Public and private non-for-profit: A global 2008 • Reimbursement rate of each
Slide 53: Elderly care market: fundamentals & trends
ELDERLY CARE MARKET: FUNDAMENTALS & TRENDS French EHPAD capacity is shifting towards the private sector Elderly care encompasses a broad range of services Permanent beds in EHPADs in France Low High dependency dependency 2015 22% 18% 2007 55% 50% 27% Source: DREES 28% Assisted living and Home Care S
Slide 54: Sector consolidation led by operating efficiencies and economies of scale
SECTOR CONSOLIDATION LED BY OPERATING EFFICIENCIES AND ECONOMIES OF SCALE HOSPITAL CARE (France) ELDERLY CARE (France) Revenue (€m) Number of beds Acquired by Merger with Korian Elsan in 2017 Acquired by in 2014 Source: Mensuel des maisons de retraite 1,711 Acquired by Merger with GDS Elsan in 2015
Slide 55: Product mix evolution
PRODUCT MIX EVOLUTION Product mix by segment as of June 30, 2020 Product mix by segment as of December 31, 2022 (as a % of portfolio value) (as a % of portfolio value) 8.2% 5.7% Medium term care ~10.0% Long term care Long term care ~90.0% Short and medium term care 86.1% Short term care €5.0 BN €5.5
Slide 56: Continued diversification into long-term care facilities in H1 2019 (1/2)
CONTINUED DIVERSIFICATION INTO LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES IN H1 2019 (1/2) Performance in H1 2019 buoyed by acquisition-led growth and completions in 2018: Rental income up +12.3% at €129.3m Renewal (1) of 8 leases helping to extend WAULT to break to 7.6 years Continued diversification into long-term
Slide 57: Continued diversification into long-term care facilities in H1 2019 (2/2)
CONTINUED DIVERSIFICATION INTO LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES IN H1 2019 (2/2) Continued diversification into long-term care facilities 7 nursing homes 4 PAC facilities 1 psychiatric facility Le Diamant nursing home (Korian) – Alençon (Marne) Leading operators: Korian, Ramsay Santé, INICEA and SGMR
Slide 58: Icade Santé is able to build long-term partnerships
ICADE SANTÉ IS ABLE TO BUILD LONG-TERM PARTNERSHIPS Parc Clinic (Hérault) Private hospital de l’Ouest Parisien (Yvelines) Le Mont des Landes nursing home (Gironde) Claude Bernard Clinic (Val-d’Oise) Porte Océane Clinic (Vendée) Esquirol Saint-Hilaire Clinic (Lot-et-Garonne) ICADE SANTÉ INVESTOR PRES
Slide 59: Shift to externalization: supporting operators to focus on core growth
SHIFT TO EXTERNALIZATION: SUPPORTING OPERATORS TO FOCUS ON CORE GROWTH Externalization drivers Operators highlight their focus on operating facilities • Source of financing for core operations: Selling (1) “LNA Santé is not meant to own its buildings as the final objective is to assets provides cash
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