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Cdl Investments Nz — CDL Investments New Zealand — Shareholder Meeting (May 2025)

41 slides from Cdl Investments Nz's shareholder meeting presentation, May 30, 2025

  1. Slide 1: 41st Annual Meeting of Shareholders

    41st Annual Meeting of Shareholders Friday 30th May 2025

  2. Slide 2: Welcome to this Hybrid Meeting

    WELCOME to this Hybrid Meeting This meeting is being held in person and is being webcast The Meeting Chair is Desleigh Jameson │Independent Director Directors attending in person are; John Henderson │ Independent Director Janie Elrick (Audit Committee Chair) │ Independent Director Eik Sheng Kwek │ N

  3. Slide 3: How to Participate in Virtual/Hybrid Meetings (Q&A)

    How to Participate in Virtual/Hybrid Meetings (Q&A) Shareholder & Proxyholder Q&A Participation Written Questions: Questions may be submitted ahead of the meeting. If you have a question to submit during the live meeting, please select the Q&A tab on the right half of your screen at anytime. Type yo

  4. Slide 4: How to Participate in Virtual/Hybrid Meetings (Voting)

    How to Participate in Virtual/Hybrid Meetings (Voting) Shareholder & Proxyholder Voting Once the voting has been opened, the resolutions and voting options will allow voting. To vote, simply click on the Vote tab, and select your voting direction from the options shown on the screen. You can vote fo

  5. Slide 5: Quorum, Proxies, Minutes

    ▪ Quorum ▪ Proxies ▪ Minutes of the 40th Annual Meeting of Shareholders ▪ Notice of Meeting taken as read

  6. Slide 6: Annual Report & Financial Statements

    Annual Report & Financial Statements ▪ We were pleased to get back on track in 2024 ▪ Our result reflected an improvement in the residential property market compared to 2023 ▪ We saw strong sales from Prestons Park in Christchurch, where demand and growth was highest ▪ Positive momentum shift driven

  7. Slide 7: Annual Report & Financial Statements (cont.)

    Annual Report & Financial Statements (cont.) ▪ Lodged Resource Consents for Iona Stage 2, Havelock North, Hawke’s Bay ▪ Two projects included in the Governments Fast Track Approvals Act i.e. Ruakura 2 Growth Cell (Hamilton) and Arataki Road, Havelock North (Hawkes Bay) ▪ Settled two acquisitions in

  8. Slide 8: Chief Executive Officer

    Jason Adams Chief Executive Officer

  9. Slide 9: 2024 Financial Re-cap

    2024 Financial Re-cap 2024 2023 Property Sales ($m) #Sections ($m) #Sections $17.9 Residential Sales 46.0  63.7% 92  39 28.1 53 Commercial Sales NIL NIL NIL NIL $17.9m Total Sales Revenue 46.0  63.7% 28.1 Rental Income ($m) #Properties ($m) #Properties $0.29 Rental Income 3.01  10.7% 4 2.72 4 $8

  10. Slide 10: 2024 Financial Re-cap: Residential Section Sales

    2024 Financial Re-cap (Cont…) 92 Residential Section Sales from: Tram Valley Road, Swanson, Auckland Kewa Road, Albany, Auckland 25 Section Sales 7 Section Sales Prestons Park, Christchurch 60 Section Sales

  11. Slide 11: 2024 Financial Re-cap: Commercial Warehouses

    2024 Financial Re-cap (Cont…) Commercial Warehouses FY(2024): ▪ Lease Revenue: $2.06m ▪ % Total Investment Property Revenue 75% ▪ NLA: 16,402m2 ▪ % Leased: 100% ▪ WALE (Years): 4.74 ▪ Full Occupied Rental: $2.31m (p.a)

  12. Slide 12: 2024 Financial Re-cap: Suburban Retail Centres

    2024 Financial Re-cap (Cont…) Suburban Retail Centres FY(2024): ▪ Lease Revenue: $0.69m ▪ % Total Investment Property Revenue 25% Prestons Park Local Centre ▪ NLA: 3,411m2 ▪ % Leased: 80% ▪ WALE (Years): 4.62 ▪ Estimated Full Occupied Rental: $1.25m (p.a) Stonebrook Local Centre

  13. Slide 13: NZ Property Market Drivers in 2024

    NZ Property Market Drivers in 2024 ❑ Easing Inflation: Consumer Price Index (CPI) (Annual % Change) Annual inflation 2024 = 2.2%  2.5% (2023) ▪ Annual Inflation 2023: 4.7% ▪ Pre-COVID Pandemic (Feb-20): 2.5% ▪ Pandemic Low (Sept-21): 1.5% ▪ Post Pandemic Peak (Jun-22) 7.3% Source: RBNZ Source: RBNZ

  14. Slide 14: NZ Property Market Drivers in 2024 (Cont…)

    NZ Property Market Drivers in 2024 (Cont…) ▪ Easing mortgage rates improving purchasers ability to secure bank finance to purchase sections ▪ Building costs are easing but still remain high and are impacting purchasers decisions to build ▪ Increasing existing housing inventory is providing purchaser

  15. Slide 15: Completed & Sold-Out Developments

    Completed & Sold-Out Developments Tram Valley Road, Swanson, Auckland ▪ Subdivision completed ▪ All sections sold and settled Kewa Road, Albany, Auckland ▪ Subdivision completed ▪ All sections sold and settled

  16. Slide 16: Completed Developments

    Completed Developments Prestons Park, Marshlands, Christchurch Stage 5 Mairehau Road Upgrade Snellings Drain Naturalisation ▪ Construction completed ▪ Mairehau Road upgrade and ▪ Completed ▪ Sections on the market for sale adjacent sections completed and on market for sale

  17. Slide 17: Work in Progress: Iona Overview

    Work in Progress Iona Overview Iona, Stage 1, Havelock North Hawkes Bay ▪ Subdivision consent issued Jul 2023 ▪ Earthworks commenced Oct 2023 ▪ Stage 1 Infrastructure Approval issued Feb 2024 ▪ Stage 1A & 1B (34 lots) titles issued Apr 2025 ▪ Stage 1C & 1D (56 lots) titles due in Q3(25) ▪ Stage 1E &

  18. Slide 18: Work in Progress: Iona Stage 1A & 1B Scheme Plan

    Work in Progress (Cont…) Iona Terraces Stage 1A & 1B Scheme Plan ▪ Construction complete, titles issued Apr 2025 ▪ Sections on market for sale Stage 1A & 1B Section Yield # Lots Total # Section Type (Nett) Lots Standalone Lots 33 33 CRD Lots 1 21 Existing Houses - - 34 54

  19. Slide 19: Work in Progress: Iona Stage 1 Scheme Plan

    Work in Progress (Cont…) Iona Terraces Stage 1 Scheme Plan Stage 1 Section Yield # Lots Total # Section Type (Nett) Lots Standalone Lots 101 101 CRD Lots 7 72 Existing Houses 2 2 110 175

  20. Slide 20: Iona Stage 1: Construction Progress

    Work in Progress (Cont…) Iona Stage 1: Construction Progress

  21. Slide 21: Work in Progress: Worsleys Road

    Work in Progress (Cont…) Worsleys Road (26Ha) Cashmere, Christchurch ▪ Land purchased Oct 2023 ▪ Subdivision Scheme plan section yield = 67 lots ▪ Land use consents Earthworks approved ▪ Delays with subdivision consent, expected Q3(25) ▪ Earthworks scheduled to commence Q4(25)

  22. Slide 22: Worsleys Road Scheme Plan

    Work in Progress (Cont…) Worsleys Road Scheme Plan

  23. Slide 23: Work in Progress: Highlands Drive, Richmond

    Work in Progress (Cont…) Highlands Drive, Richmond, Tasman District Highlands Drive (10.8Ha) Richmond, Nelson/Tasman ▪ Land purchased Jan 2024 ▪ Consented development yielding 65 lots ▪ Upside potential of 12 - 16 lots, subject to new consents ▪ Commence earthworks Oct 2025

  24. Slide 24: Highlands Drive Scheme Plan

    Work in Progress (Cont…) Highlands Drive Scheme Plan Lot 98: Additional 8 Lots * Lot 87: Additional 4 Lots * * Subject to new Resource Consent

  25. Slide 25: Work in Progress: Lucas Terrace, Nelson

    Work in Progress (Cont…) Lucas Terrace, Nelson Lucas Terrace (3.2Ha) Nelson ▪ Land purchased Dec 2023 ▪ Consented development yielding 34 lots ▪ Current scheme not feasible, re-scheme required ▪ New Subdivision Consent application to be lodged Q4(25)

  26. Slide 26: Fast Track Project: R2 Growth Cell

    Work in Progress (Cont…) Fast Track Project R2 Growth Cell (139Ha) Puketaha, Hamilton ▪ R2 project accepted as listed project in Fast Track Approvals Act ▪ Master planning and infrastructure design underway ▪ Mix of residential and industrial land use/zoning ▪ 6.5Ha of additional land acquired in 20

  27. Slide 27: Fast Track Project: Arataki Road

    Work in Progress (Cont…) Fast Track Project Arataki Road (11.2Ha) Havelock North, Hawke’s Bay ▪ Arataki project accepted as Listed Project in Fast Track Approvals Act ▪ Master planning and infrastructure design is well advanced ▪ Fast Track application lodgement targeting Jun 2025 ▪ Earthworks comme

  28. Slide 28: 2024 Acquisitions

    2024 Acquisitions Wairakei Road, Harewood, Christchurch ▪ 10.1HA General Industrial zone land acquired and settled Sept 2024 ▪ Scheme plan well advanced. Yield 29 lots ▪ Earthworks consents approved ▪ Subdivision consent scheduled to be lodged Jun 2025 ▪ Consent expected Sept 2025 ▪ Earthworks due t

  29. Slide 29: 2024 Acquisitions (Cont…)

    2024 Acquisitions (Cont…) Rabart Block (6.54Ha), Gordonton Road, Puketaha, Hamilton

  30. Slide 30: April 2025 YTD Sales

    April 2025 YTD Sales 2025 Sales Location Map ▪ Residential Section Settlements 2025 YTD = $4.85m ▪ Unconditional sales yet to settle in 2025 = $14.03m ▪ 2025 Sales/Settlements from: - Iona, Havelock North, Hawkes Bay - Prestons Park, Christchurch Hawkes Bay • Iona Stage 1 ▪ The residential housing m

  31. Slide 31: CDI Cash Position

    CDI Cash Position ▪ Cash & term deposits: $18.7m (as at 30 April 2025) (42.0m in 2024) ▪ Bank borrowings Nil

  32. Slide 32: Our Pipeline

    Our Pipeline We have a solid Pipeline ▪ Total land holding 310.7Ha AUCKLAND PROJECTS ▪ Maintained a nationwide geographical spread • Trig Road, West Harbour ▪ Diverse portfolio, offers flexibility for diversification HAMILTON PROJECTS • Gordonton Road, Puketaha ▪ Continually looking to grow our Port

  33. Slide 33: Acquisition Opportunities

    Acquisition Opportunities ▪ The current environment continues to produce a number of acquisition opportunities ▪ Vendors’ price expectations remain high in the current market ▪ Lack of infrastructure capacity impacts development feasibility, not presently being acknowledged or accepted by Vendors ▪

  34. Slide 34: CDL has Grown

    CDL has Grown Geoff Donley Sian Camp Toni Ira Accountant/Financial Controller Sustainability Manager Iona Development Manager CDL Investments & CDL Land CDL Investments & CDL Land CDL Land

  35. Slide 35: 2024 Climate Statement

    2024 Climate Statement Governance ▪ CDI Board ▪ CDL Management ▪ CDL Sustainability Manager ▪ External Consultants Strategy ▪ Current Climate Impacts ▪ Climate Risk Management ▪ Scenario Analysis 1-5° | 2-0° | 3-0° scenarios ▪ Timeframes Short | Medium | Long term ▪ Risks & Opportunities ▪ Physical

  36. Slide 36: 2025 Outlook

    2025 Outlook ▪ Year to date the market has been subdued, and trading conditions are softer than envisaged. Our current indications are that this will mean that our forecasts for FY 25 half year and also full year FY 25 are likely to be difficult to achieve. A further update will be provided with the

  37. Slide 37: Election of Directors

    ELECTION OF DIRECTORS ▪ Resolution #1: Re-election of Janie Elrick as a Director

  38. Slide 38: Auditors Appointment & Remuneration

    AUDITORS APPOINTMENT & REMUNERATION ▪ No other nomination received - KPMG are reappointed as the Company’s auditors ▪ Resolution #2: that the Directors be empowered to fix the remuneration of the Auditors for the year ending 31 December 2025

  39. Slide 39: John Henderson is retiring as a Director

    John Henderson is retiring after 19 Years as a Director of CDL Investments NZ Limited

  40. Slide 40: General Business

    GENERAL BUSINESS NEW ZEALAND LIMITED

  41. Slide 41: Close of Meeting

    CLOSE OF MEETING Thank you for attending

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