Cedar Woods Properties Limited · ASX:CWP

Cedar Woods Properties — FY2003 Earnings Presentation

24 slides from Cedar Woods Properties's earnings presentation, Aug 18, 2003

  1. Slide 1: Annual Results to 30 June 2003

    CEDAR WOODS PROPERTIES LIMITED Annual Results to 30 June 2003

  2. Slide 2: Presentation Outline

    livgislelgrapislgtateplslstarielelsrersislsrislstaiisistaiisife =SSSSCtCS:*CS~S*S Presentation Outline ¢« Company objectives ¢ Financial highlights ° Key strategies ¢ Operating highlights ¢ Outlook and 2004 Forecast

  3. Slide 3: Company Objectives

    ECUTTaERRRREEE TCU a Rem nE ee 1210 ne Company Objectives ¢ Primary objective - growth in earnings per share ¢ Aim to be in the top half of listed companies ¢ Average eps growth — all industrials from 1998 - 2002 was 6% pa, in 2003 expected to be 5-10% * CWPL’s current target is 10% pa growth, excee

  4. Slide 4: Financial Highlights — Profit & Loss

    Pa = = —h Financial Highlights — Profit & Loss Tun 2003 Jun 2002 % $m $m Increase Operating Revenue 36.4 26.2 39 Profit from ordinary activities before 10.9 5.5 95 income tax expense Income Tax attributable to operating 38 241 81 profit Net profit after tax attributable to 7.1 3.4 108 members of CWP

  5. Slide 5: Profit Growth

    His] a] am [ee (et cm| da] am [ae jal jai an| am [on (wise| qa| ou | 0s (uj cus i | Profit Growth Net Profit After Tax 2000 2001 2002 2003

  6. Slide 6: Earnings per Share Growth

    Pa = = —h Earnings per Share Growth cents 2000 2001 2002 2003 ESSUBASIC EPS sm 0%Growthtarget

  7. Slide 7: Financial Highlights — Balance Sheet

    Financial Highlights — Balance Sheet Total assets Interest bearing liabilities (bank debt) Shareholders’ equity Net debt to equity Interest cover Number of shares on issue 30 June NTA per share — (book values) 7 June June 2003 2002 $m | 66.8 50.3 $m} 5.9 8.6 $m | 36.8 29.0 (%) 16.0 | 29.4 (x) 43 21

  8. Slide 8: Statement of Cashflows

    His] a] am [ee (et cm| da] am [ae jal jai an| am [on (wise| qa| ou | 0s (uj cus i | Statement of Cashflows June June Cashflows related to operating activities 2003 2002 $m $m Receipts from customers Payments to suppliers & employees Net interest paid Income taxes paid Payments for inventory — new la

  9. Slide 9: Statement of Cashflows

    His] a] am [ee (et cm| da] am [ae jal jai an| am [on (wise| qa| ou | 0s (uj cus i | Statement of Cashflows June June 2003 2002 $m $m Cashflows related to operating activities 5.4 (1.3) Cashflows from investing (0.2) (0) Cashflow from financing (5.1) (0.8) Net increase in cash 0.1 (2.1)

  10. Slide 10: Dividend Policy

    10 Dividend Policy Provide balance between return to Shareholders and growth of Company Approximately 50% of net profit after tax plus realised reserves 7c dividend for FY 2003 (FY 2002 - Sc) Dividend Reinvestment Plan may be re-introduced in future

  11. Slide 11: Performance Outcomes

    Performance Outcomes Earnings per share EPS including realised reserve Dividend Return on Equity EBIT/Sales Margin H 30 Jun |30 June 2003 | 2002 14.5c 7.1¢ 17.5c | 9.8¢ 7c 5c 19% 12% 30% | 22%

  12. Slide 12: Key Strategies

    12 Key Strategies * Diversification of the property portfolio - new residential subdivisions - medium density residential and apartments - industrial and commercial land * Identification and acquisition of new projects * Retaining ownership of income producing assets * Establishing joint venture ini

  13. Slide 13: Port Mandurah

    Port Mandurah ¢ “The Promontory” — successful townhouse concept ¢ 6 residential lots in Stage 6 remain in stock ¢ Evaluating development of Sutton Precinct, with up to 40 townhouses - $20 m project 13

  14. Slide 14: Mariners Cove

    Mariners Cove MARINERS ¢ Over 100 dry lots sold in year ¢ 221 dry lots to be developed ¢ 331 canal lots to be developed, 67 lots now under way ¢ Future group housing site in canal zone 14

  15. Slide 15: Regency Grove

    Regency Grove Regency woaN N ER OO ¢ Located at Ocean Reef Road, Wanneroo * 83 lot subdivision commenced FY 2003 ¢ 60% sold in 2003 ¢ Balance to be sold in FY 2004 ¢ Total revenue $12 m 15

  16. Slide 16: The Rivergums

    16 TheRivergums The Rivergums, Baldivis cr al 115 ha project to yield 815 lots Well located at end of Kwinana Freeway Stage 1 - 90 lots, 70 sold in 1 month Stage 2 - 95 lots, selling well Project life of 7 years Display village Greensmart Accredited

  17. Slide 17: Rockingham - Aria

    Pa = = —h Rockingham - Aria ¢ Coastal town 30 mins south of Perth ¢ Council approval obtained for 10 storey, 32 apartment tower plus ground floor commercial - $15 m project, currently 60% sold ¢ Anticipated to contribute to FY 2004 and FY 2005 17

  18. Slide 18: Rockingham - Plaza

    Pa = = —h Rockingham - Plaza * Council approval obtained for 56 apartments and 24 townhouses ¢ Ground floor commercial ¢ Marketing during 2004 ¢ Anticipate profits arising 2004 and 2005 18

  19. Slide 19: Tapping

    Pa = = —h Tapping ¢ Major new project announced July 2003 ¢ Adjacent Joondalup townsite ¢ 51 hectares, 540 lots ¢ Seeking Greensmart Accreditation * Commence Stage | in first half FY 2004 19

  20. Slide 20: Canning Vale

    Pa = = —h Canning Vale ¢ 8.35 ha located 17 km south of Perth ¢ Subdivision approval anticipated for 57 lots and 160 apartments ¢ Anticipated profit contribution in 2005-2008 20

  21. Slide 21: Balcatta

    livgislelgrapislgtateplslstarielelsrersislsrislstaiisistaiisife =SSSSCtCS:*CS~S*S Balcatta ¢ 6.3 ha parcel, 12 km north of Perth ¢ Major freeway interchange ¢ Showroom, commercial or bulky goods ¢ Opportunity to develop and lease ¢ Rezoning completed ¢ Currently marketing 21

  22. Slide 22: Laverton, Melbourne

    22 Laverton, Melbourne ¢ 275 ha, 18 km (20 mins) west of Melbourne ¢ Mixed use project being masterplanned ¢ Major transit node ¢ Residential, commercial and industrial uses ¢ Fits Melbourne 2030 framework ¢ Negotiations ongoing with Government

  23. Slide 23: Economic Outlook

    livgislelgrapislgtateplslstarielelsrersislsrislstaiisistaiisife =SSSSCtCS:*CS~S*S Economic Outlook ¢ Local economy robust but subject to global influences ¢ Property market expected to soften — less so in WA ¢ Waterfront and coastal property in demand ¢ Steady industrial sector 23

  24. Slide 24: Company Outlook

    ECUTTaERRRREEE TCU a Rem nE ee 1210 ne Company Outlook ¢ Strong sales continuing at Mandurah projects ¢ Further growth provided by new projects ¢ New projects undergoing due diligence ¢ $35 m acquisition and development funding facility ¢ Forecasting $8.0 m net profit after tax in FY 2004, equating

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