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Gpt — FY2007 Earnings Presentation

78 slides from Gpt's earnings presentation, Feb 27, 2008

  1. Slide 1: Annual Results 27 February 2008

    For personal use only Annual Results 27 February 2008

  2. Slide 2: Overview

    Overview For personal use only ƒ Very strong 2007 result ƒ Rapid change in market conditions – Credit crisis – Real estate cycles turning UK/US – Repricing of risk ƒ Consequences for operation of Joint Venture ƒ Business well placed – Prudent gearing/minimal refinancing risk – Stable Australian base

  3. Slide 3: Key Achievements 2007

    Key Achievements 2007 For personal use only ƒ Solid financial results – Underlying earnings per security growth 7.0% – Distribution growth of 5.1% (28.9 cps) ƒ Delivery of strategy – Continued focus on driving performance from core portfolios – Launch of Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund – Establishmen

  4. Slide 4: Delivery of Strategy

    Delivery of Strategy For personal use only 4

  5. Slide 5: Ownership

    For personal use only 5 Ownership

  6. Slide 6: Management

    For personal use only 6 Management

  7. Slide 7: Development

    For personal use only 7 Development

  8. Slide 8: Financial Highlights

    For personal use only Financial Highlights

  9. Slide 9: Key Results

    For personal use only 9 Key Results

  10. Slide 10: Strong Distribution Growth (cps)

    Strong Distribution Growth (cps) For personal use only 10

  11. Slide 11: Key Results

    Key Results For personal use only 2007 2006 Realised operating income $605.1m $558.6 ↑ 8.3% Total distributions* $597.0m $559.8m ↑ 6.6% Distribution per security 28.9 cps 27.5 cps ↑ 5.1% Earnings per security 29.4 cps 27.5 cps ↑ 7.0% Revaluations $764.5m $853.0m ↓ 10.4% NTA $3.86 $3.60 ↑ 7.2% *Equal

  12. Slide 12: Reconciliation: Realised Operating Income

    Reconciliation Realised Operating Income For personal use only 31 December 2007 $m Net Profit (after tax) 1,182.5 Adjustments: Property revaluations (764.5) JV adjustments – realised 61.3 Profit on sale (workplace6) 21.4 Mark to market of derivatives 51.9 Non cash revenue adjustments 21.3 Depreciati

  13. Slide 13: Diversified Investments and Income

    Diversified Investments and Income For personal use only Total Income Total Investment* *US Seniors Housing and Joint Venture equals contributed equity. Office and Retail include GPT’s equity interest in the GPT Wholesale Office and Shopping Centre Funds. 13

  14. Slide 14: Earnings Breakdown

    Earnings Breakdown For personal use only Realised operating income ($m) Retail 292.9 Office 189.9 Industrial 47.7 Hotel/Tourism 72.5 Seniors Housing 19.9 Funds Management 8.6 Corporate (177.4) Joint Venture 151.0 TOTAL 605.1 Earnings per security (cents)* 29.4 Joint Venture 3.7 Base business 25.7 *A

  15. Slide 15: Capital Management

    For personal use only Capital Management

  16. Slide 16: Capital Management Initiatives

    Capital Management Initiatives For personal use only ƒ €2.01 billion facility completed – Broad range of providers – 0.024% increase in margin – Currency flexibility – AUD, EUR, USD, GBP or other ƒ Distribution Reinvestment Plan – $165.5 million raised – Underwriting in place (at GPT’s option) ƒ Sal

  17. Slide 17: Balance Sheet Overview

    Balance Sheet Overview For personal use only Dec 07 Dec 06 Total assets $14b $12b ↑ 16.4% Gearing Headline 36.3% 35.8% ↑ 0.5% Look through 46.8% 46.7% ↑ 0.1% Interest cover* Headline 3.9% 3.6% ↑ 0.3% Look through 2.8% 3.0% ↓ 0.2% ƒ Total borrowings $4,995.0 million ƒ Percentage of secured debt 7.0%

  18. Slide 18: Debt Profile by Currency

    Balance Sheet Debt Profile by Currency For personal use only Weighted average Interest bearing cost of debt1 liabilities Australia ($A) 6.04% A$2,129.3m Europe (€)2 4.24% €1,239.5m US ($US)3 5.01% US$670.1m Weighted Average* 5.14% 1 Inclusive of margins and fees 2 AUD/EUR conversion rate 0.6000 3 AU

  19. Slide 19: Maturity Profile

    Balance Sheet Maturity Profile For personal use only ƒ Average term to expiry of 3.7 years ƒ 2008 maturities covered by existing capacity 19

  20. Slide 20: Expiry Profile

    Balance Sheet Expiry Profile For personal use only $ billion 2008 Maturities (note 17) $1.2 GPT Halverton/Hamburg Trust 7 Year Facilities ($0.3) Required financing $0.9 Euro syndicated capacity $0.9 Further undrawn facilities under negotiation and $1.45 expected to roll forward 20

  21. Slide 21: In Summary

    In Summary For personal use only ƒ Balance sheet well positioned – $2,823.6 million current undrawn facilities – 2008 maturities totalling $0.9b (absorbed by current capacity under Euro syndicated of $0.9b) – Limited short-term funding required ƒ Gearing within policy ranges and in line with covenan

  22. Slide 22: Operational Review

    For personal use only Operational Review

  23. Slide 23: Ownership Portfolio

    For personal use only Ownership Portfolio

  24. Slide 24: Australian Retail Portfolio

    Australian Retail Portfolio For personal use only ƒ Outlook remains positive – Potential rate rises balanced by tax cuts ƒ Performance strong – Comparable income up 4.8%* ƒ Portfolio positioned for strong ongoing growth Key Operating Metrics – Dec 07** Comparable total centre sales growth 4.5% Compa

  25. Slide 25: Australian Office Portfolio: Outlook

    Australian Office Portfolio For personal use only ƒ Outlook very positive Total Vacancy GPT’s Portfolio Prime Rental Growth* Source: JLL Research Q4/07. *Gross effective. **Includes GPT owned and GWOF owned assets. 25

  26. Slide 26: Australian Office Portfolio

    Australian Office Portfolio For personal use only ƒ Performance strong – Comparable income up 6.3%* ƒ Positioned for growth** – Portfolio 98.7% committed – Reviews/renewals in 2008 by area 30%** – WALE by area 6.0 years *GPT owned assets only. **Includes GPT owned and GWOF owned assets. 26

  27. Slide 27: Australian Industrial/Business Park Portfolio

    Australian Industrial/Business Park Portfolio For personal use only ƒ Outlook very positive ƒ Performance strong – Comparable income up 3.7% ƒ Strategic focus successful – Acquire/control strategic development sites – Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney – Austrak Business Park, Somerton, Melbourne Austrak B

  28. Slide 28: Australian Hotel/Tourism Portfolio

    Australian Hotel/Tourism Portfolio For personal use only ƒ Performance solid despite conditions – Comparable income down -1.0%* – Four Points up ↑ – Lodges up ↑ – Ayers Rock Resort down ↓ ƒ Portfolio positioned for long term performance – Ayers Rock Resort - unique asset in dominant position *Reflec

  29. Slide 29: US Seniors Housing Portfolio

    US Seniors Housing Portfolio For personal use only ƒ Performance strong – Portfolio performing in line with expectations – 6.8% forecast yield achieved* – Occupancy stable ƒ US economic environment uncertain ƒ Portfolio resilient – High quality portfolio in strong markets – Excellent manager in Benc

  30. Slide 30: Development

    For personal use only Development

  31. Slide 31: Development

    Development For personal use only ƒ Owned and managed pipeline $4.9 billion ƒ Development important value driver for the Group GPT Wholesale Funds • Ongoing development profits • Exclusive access to quality product • Capital recycling • Strong returns • Annuity fee streams • Quality management • Par

  32. Slide 32: Development Teams

    Development Teams For personal use only ƒ High quality, experienced teams established 32

  33. Slide 33: Development Pipeline: Retail

    Development Pipeline Retail: GPT owned For personal use only Est. Forecast Forecast Status cost Yield Timing Rouse Hill Town Centre, NSW $470m 7% 2006-2008 Complete Mar 08 Charlestown Square, NSW $450m 7-7.5% 2008-2010 Commenced Jan 08 Erina $20m 7-7.5% 2008-2009 DA lodged Sunshine Plaza, Qld* $125m

  34. Slide 34: Rouse Hill Town Centre

    Rouse Hill Town Centre For personal use only 34

  35. Slide 35: Rouse Hill Stage Opening

    Rouse Hill Stage 1 Opening For personal use only 35

  36. Slide 36: Rouse Hill Stage Opening

    Rouse Hill Stage 1 Opening For personal use only 36

  37. Slide 37: Charlestown Square Aerial

    Charlestown Square Aerial For personal use only 37

  38. Slide 38: Charlestown Square Redevelopment proposal

    Charlestown Square Redevelopment proposal – context plan For personal use only 38

  39. Slide 39: Development Pipeline: Office

    Development Pipeline Office: GPT owned For personal use only Forecast Forecast Status Est. cost Yield Timing workplace6, Sydney* $140m 7.6% 2007-2008 Sold to GWOF Under construction 818 Bourke Street, Melbourne $110m 7.8% 2006-2007 Complete Nov 07 Eagle Street, Brisbane $630m 7-7.5% 2008-2011 DA app

  40. Slide 40: Artist's impression of workplace6

    Artist’s impression of workplace6 For personal use only 40

  41. Slide 41: workplace6

    workplace6 For personal use only ƒ Contemporary office asset – Waterfront site – 18,000 sqm office building – Certified 6 Star Green Star Design Rating (first in NSW) – Office space fully leased (Google and Accenture) ƒ Project commenced April 2007 ƒ Forecast completion by November 2008 ƒ Sold to GW

  42. Slide 42: Artist's impression of Eagle Street

    Artist’s impression of 111 Eagle Street For personal use only 42

  43. Slide 43: Development Pipeline: Industrial

    Development Pipeline Industrial: GPT owned For personal use only Est. Est. Forecast Status cost Yield Timing Sydney Olympic Park, Samsung $170m 7.5% 2009-2013 Pending new SOP masterplan Sydney Olympic Park, other sites $210m 7.5% 2013-2016 Pending new SOP masterplan Austrak Business Park, Somerton,

  44. Slide 44: GPT sites – Sydney Olympic Park

    For personal use only GPT 44 sites – SOP – Green = Investment; Orange = Development

  45. Slide 45: Development Pipeline: Funds

    Development Pipeline Funds For personal use only Est. cost Forecast Status Timing Retail Wollongong Central, NSW $300m 2008-2010 DA Submitted 2007 Chirnside Park, Vic $120m 2009-2010 Masterplanning Highpoint Shopping Centre, Vic (100%) $400m 2009-2011 Masterplanning Office 545 Queen Street, Brisbane

  46. Slide 46: Joint Venture

    For personal use only Joint Venture

  47. Slide 47: Joint Venture Overview

    Joint Venture Overview For personal use only ƒ Continued delivery of return – EM forecasts met 2005-2006 – Targets met 2007 – Access to operating platform in Europe ƒ In discussions to accelerate redemption of capital and lower GPT risk profile – Responds to changing real estate and debt markets – R

  48. Slide 48: Joint Venture 2007 Performance

    Joint Venture 2007 Performance For personal use only ƒ GPT ROE target achieved ƒ Top Up repaid in full ƒ 65% of GPT Income from rental income ƒ 55% of GPT Income is preferred income Income (1) 12 months to Target Dec 07 JV Net Profit ($m) 239.7 239.7 JV ROE 12.8% 13.0% GPT Income ($m) (2)(3) Preferr

  49. Slide 49: Joint Venture Investment by Region

    Joint Venture Investment by Region For personal use only ƒ Virtually no exposure to the UK ƒ Germany displaying resilience – GDP growth continues, though moderating – Stable occupier markets – Continued real estate fund inflows – Balance sheet lenders cautious but active ƒ US market uncertainty – Re

  50. Slide 50: Joint Venture Valuation Summary

    Joint Venture Valuation Summary For personal use only ƒ All assets marked to market at year end ƒ 45% of assets re-valued externally in 2H07 ƒ Several divestment initiatives are well advanced at values supporting book values Portfolio Book Cost Book Value Uplift over (AUD m) (AUD m) Book Cost German

  51. Slide 51: Joint Venture Debt Summary

    Joint Venture Debt Summary For personal use only ƒ $4.97 billion in debt at year end ƒ Gearing 69.6% ƒ 96% fixed or hedged for weighted average >5 years ƒ Weighted average term to expiry >6 years Debt Maturity (at February 2008) 51

  52. Slide 52: Joint Venture Outlook

    Joint Venture Outlook For personal use only ƒ 2008 initiatives well progressed – Euro light industrial securitisation – German retail divestment – German residential divestment – Focus on operational improvement ƒ ROE Targets – Rebased GPT JV income to exclude trading profits (rental income only) -

  53. Slide 53: Funds Management

    For personal use only Funds Management

  54. Slide 54: Funds Management

    Funds Management For personal use only ƒ Business successfully grown – $0 June 2006 – now over $8.5 billion ƒ Significant platform in place – Resources in Australia and Europe – Good access to product ƒ Established relationships with key investors – Focus on wholesale market – Domestic and internati

  55. Slide 55: Rapid Growth in Assets Under Management

    Rapid Growth in Assets Under Management For personal use only 55

  56. Slide 56: Funds Management Results

    Funds Management Results For personal use only ƒ Realised operating income $8.6 million – GWOF and GWSCF performance fee ƒ Raised over $2.5 billion in equity for new funds** – GWSCF – GRP – DAF – Domicilium ƒ Australia $5.1 billion assets under management (↑44%) – Established GWSCF – Acquisitions ($

  57. Slide 57: GPT Wholesale Office Fund

    Australian Wholesale Funds GPT Wholesale Office Fund For personal use only ƒ Open ended fund established July 2006 – Base fee 0.45% of asset value per annum – Performance fee up to 0.45% of asset value (capped) per annum ƒ Fund grown to $3 billion – Four acquisitions secured* – Three developments un

  58. Slide 58: GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund

    Australian Wholesale Funds GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund For personal use only ƒ Open-ended fund established March 2007 ($1.9 billion) – Base fee 0.45% of asset value per annum – Performance fee up to 0.45% of asset value (capped) per annum ƒ Fund grown to $2.1 billion – First acquisition (Nort

  59. Slide 59: Europe: GPT Halverton

    Europe GPT Halverton For personal use only ƒ Acquired July 2007 ƒ Substantial pan-European business – 160 people across 10 offices – €2 billion ($3.36 billion) assets under management – 6 funds established ƒ Generally ‘core plus’ funds with defined terms ƒ Fees – Acquisition – Asset management – Per

  60. Slide 60: Funds Management Outlook

    Funds Management Outlook For personal use only ƒ Focus on delivering performance from existing funds ƒ Ongoing investor demand – Continuing to diversify capital partners ƒ Good access to product – Potential opportunities in UK ƒ New funds – Marketing Northern European Light Industrial Fund (JV’s HBO

  61. Slide 61: In Summary

    In Summary For personal use only ƒ Strong growth delivered – Earnings per security up 7.0% – Distributions per security up 5.1% ƒ Business model established and delivering growth – Expansion and active management of investment portfolio – Continued growth in funds management – Development profits re

  62. Slide 62: Appendices

    For personal use only Appendices

  63. Slide 63: Current Debt Facilities: GPT Bonds

    Current Debt Facilities GPT Bonds For personal use only Fixed Floating Outstanding Yrs to /indexed Swapped margin over Tranche ccy $A equiv M Mat date maturity rate to float benchmark* floating MTN AUD 140.0 26-Jun-08 0.49 0.470 fixed MTN AUD 160.0 27-Jun-08 0.49 0.49 0.490 floating MTN AUD 100.0 22

  64. Slide 64: Current Debt Facilities: Bank Facilities

    Current Debt Facilities Bank Facilities For personal use only Floating Outstanding Yrs to Limit $A available A$ margin over Tranche ccy A$ equiv M Mat date maturity equiv M equiv M benchmark Multi option facility AUD 50.0 30-Jun-08 0.50 750.0 700.0 0.625 Short term notes AUD 45.8 30-Jun-08 0.50 500.

  65. Slide 65: Controlled Entities – Bank Facilities

    Current Debt Facilities Controlled Entities – Bank Facilities For personal use only Floating Outstanding Yrs to Limited A$ Available margin over Entity ccy A$ equiv M Mat date maturity equiv M A$ equiv M benchmark Halverton O/D Facility EUR 7.8 31-Mar-08 0.25 9.2 1.4 2.64 Somerton T1 AUD 16.6 31-Mar

  66. Slide 66: Interest Rate Hedging

    Balance Sheet Interest Rate Hedging For personal use only HEDGING PROFILE OVER TIME * Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec 07 08 08 09 09 10 10 11 11 12 12 AUD bal M 2,175 2,025 1,925 1,500 1,450 1,450 975 1,025 775 775 725 Rate 5.42 5.44 5.55 5.64 5.77 5.85 6.12 6.18 6.57 6.74 7.01 % hedged

  67. Slide 67: Fair Value: Retail

    Fair Value Retail For personal use only Dec 06 Fair Value Dec 07 Fair Value Cap Rate Property ($m) ($m) (%) Casuarina Square, NT $384.6 $415.0 6.00% Charlestown Square, NSW $444.2 $459.7 6.00% Dandenong Plaza, VIC $215.6 $225.0 7.25% Erina Fair, NSW $429.2 $409.8 5.50% Floreat Forum, WA $120.0 $135.

  68. Slide 68: Fair Value: Retail - Homemaker

    Fair Value Retail - Homemaker For personal use only Dec 06 Fair Value Dec 07 Fair Value Cap Rate Property ($m) ($m) (%) Homemaker City, Aspley, QLD $65.9 $70.0 7.50% Homemaker City, Bankstown, NSW $51.7 $50.0 8.00% Homemaker City, Cannon Hill, QLD $20.9 $22.0 7.25% Homemaker City, Fortitude Valley,

  69. Slide 69: Fair Value: Office

    Fair Value Office For personal use only Dec 06 Fair Value Dec 07 Fair Value Cap Rate Property ($m) ($m) ( %) Australia Square, Sydney, NSW $237.6 $300.0 5.50%/5.75% MLC Centre, Sydney, NSW $339.5 $397.5 6.00% One One One Eagle Street, Brisbane, QLD* $27.4 $36.4 6.75% Melbourne Central, VIC $331.2 $3

  70. Slide 70: Fair Value: Industrial

    Fair Value Industrial For personal use only Dec 06 Fair Value Dec 07 Fair Value Cap Rate Property ($m) ($m) (%) 2-4 Harvey Road, Kings Park, NSW $32.2 $47.0 7.25% Citi-West Industrial Estate, Altona North, VIC $69.8 $76.3 7.50% Quad 1, Sydney Olympic Park, HSW $16.8 $19.3 7.25% Quad 2, Sydney Olympi

  71. Slide 71: Fair Value: Industrial

    Fair Value Industrial For personal use only Dec 06 Fair Value Dec 07 Fair Value Cap Rate Property ($m) ($m) (%) Austrak Business Park, Somerton, VIC $124.1 $144.7 7.25% 134-140 Fairbairn Road, Sunshine West, VIC $13.5 $14.0 7.25% 116 Holt Street, Pinkenba, QLD $14.3 $15.0 7.50% Block 1 & 4 Section 1

  72. Slide 72: Fair Value: Hotel/Tourism

    Fair Value Hotel/Tourism For personal use only Dec 06 Fair Value Dec 07 Fair Value * Property ($m) ($m) Cap Rate % Ayers Rock Resort, NT $426.7 $445.4 7.8% Four Points, NSW $206.8 $232.4 8.5% Lodges $214.7 $217.5 5.7%-9.1% Total $848.2 $895.3 Weighted average cap rate 7.9% * Includes interests in as

  73. Slide 73: Retail: Sales Summary

    Retail: Sales Summary For personal use only 73

  74. Slide 74: Office Portfolio

    Office Portfolio For personal use only ƒ Weighted average lease term 6 years (by area) 74

  75. Slide 75: Industrial/Business Park Portfolio

    Industrial/Business Park Portfolio For personal use only ƒ Weighted average lease term 7.6 years (by income) 75

  76. Slide 76: Hotels Performance

    Hotels Performance For personal use only Voyages Ayers Rock and Alice Springs Resort Dec 2007 Change % Occupancy 63.7% 0.4% Average Daily Rate $221 -6.7% Total Revenue (‘000) $120,678 -3.6% Voyages Lodges* Occupancy 64.0% 1.4% Average Daily Rate $265 2.3% Total Revenue (‘000) $90,980 0.6% Total Voya

  77. Slide 77: Fund Summary

    Fund Summary For personal use only Fund Fund AUM GPT Fund Profile Gearing Established co-investment (terms exclude extension options) range GWOF Q3 2006 AUD $3 billion AUD $1,060.5m Core Australian office assets. No defined term. 30-50% GWSCF Q1 2007 AUD $2.1 billion AUD $817.4m Core Australian reta

  78. Slide 78: Questions

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