Downer Edi Limited · ASX:DOW

Downer Edi — Asian Investment Conference (March 2005)

23 slides from Downer Edi's conference presentation, Mar 17, 2005

  1. Slide 1: Downer EDI Limited

    Downer EDI Limited Lynne Shori, Investor Relations Manager Stephen Gillies, Managing Director Ross Rinella, Executive General Manager Roche Mining 7) =

  2. Slide 2: Introduction

    Downer BE Introduction Downer EDI is a leading Australian engineering services company, providing design, operate and maintenance services to private and public owners of essential infrastructure assets. We employ 16,000 people, in over 50 countries and service a global client base.

  3. Slide 3: Global presence map

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  4. Slide 4: Agenda

    Downer BE Agenda Business Overview Stephen Gillies Case Study Ross Rinella Summary & Wrap Up Stephen Gillies Q&A

  5. Slide 5: Business units and employees

    CPG Corporation >2,500 employees EDI Rail >1,000 employees Roche Mining >3,000 employees Engineering >5,000 employees Works >3,500 employees

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  7. Slide 7: In The Press

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  8. Slide 8: We Dominate Our Target Segments

    Downer BE We Dominate Our Target Segments Identified Backlog in DOW Share of Infrastructure Spend Contestable Market Power: $10-$20 bn 18% Telco: $5 bn 13% Road: $10 bn 25% Rail Assets: $15 bn 40% gt Mining: $20 bn 26%

  9. Slide 9: Growing the Business Model

    end ack’ Growing the front’ & ‘D Business Model

  10. Slide 10: Well Positioned & Ready For Growth

    Downer BE Well Positioned & Ready For Growth Secured the superior position early on Ready for strong organic growth Early adopter of “1 stop shop” Major acquisitions completed Organic growth focus “Me-toos’” will pay up to catch up Participated in 30+ privatisations Group is operationally “ready” fo

  11. Slide 11: Roche's Business Today

    Roche’s Business Today Focused on the front’ & ‘back’ end

  12. Slide 12: A Necessary Evolution

    A Necessary . Evolution BUSINESS | DOW ac » M® Long term MODEL revenues * Relationship focus * Technical capabilities Keeping ahead of changes in outsourcing

  13. Slide 13: Mining Operations & Blasting

    Mining Operations & Blasting * Mining operations: $800m pa; Blasting: $60m pa « > 1500 people, predominantly in Australia * Competitors include Leighton/Thiess, Orica/Dyno

  14. Slide 14: Process Engineering

    Process Engineering Mineral Sands: >$50m pa Metalliferous & Coal: >$300m pa « Strong synergies with Mining Ops * Strong synergies with Mining Ops * 75% of global mineral sands « Geared to capacity expansions technology « Compete with Fluor, Bectel & WOR » 30 countries

  15. Slide 15: Front End Feasibility & Design, Consulting & Training

    Front End Feasibility & Design, Consulting & Training * QCC (Coal consulting & mine development), = Snowden’s (All metals, training & geotech management) * 45 countries, bluechip clientbase « Engaged at start up (geotech) => early intro for other Roche businesses

  16. Slide 16: Earnings Quality Is Improving

    Downer Earnings Quality Is Improving Since Roche Was Acquired in 1997 0% 0% Mine Management Alliances Services 1997 ————_—_——————> Today

  17. Slide 17: Market Dynamics

    Market Dynamics Macro Drivers Implications for Roche = Resource shortages -- changing appetite # Fewer clients and nature of outsourcin 3 # Global boundaries collapsing: » Real commodity P’s falling for 15 years Roche will need to become international, => Incr production. eg Oxiana and Sepon Mine in

  18. Slide 18: Market Dynamics Are Positive For Outsourcing

    Downer BE Market Dynamics Are Positive For Outsourcing Shortage of « Skilled labour shortages resources = Consumerables shortage « Equipment shortages « Unprecedented level of project spend « Changing nature of outsourcing Owners of resources are well-placed

  19. Slide 19: Growth is Coming..& DOW is Ready

    Downer BE / Growth is Coming..& DOW is Ready DOW’s early adoption of the 1 stop shop model Now in prime position to participate in growth Years of under-spending on essential infrastructure: - road, rail, power, telco Capacity constraining growth and competitiveness Increasing pollution & traffic co

  20. Slide 20: Our Growth - Broadly Based & Organic

    Our Growth - Broadly Based & Orga alle Engineering 213 362 568 1,170 | 106% 1,250 T% Mining & Resources 624 | 1,036 | 1,104 | 1,083 -2% 1,300 | 20% Infrastructure 426 425 577 684 19% 800 | 17% Rail 240 362 319 410 29% 450 10% Continuing Businesses | 1,503 [2,185 | 2.568 | 3,347 30% | 3,800 | 12% Dis

  21. Slide 21: Guidance FY05

    Downer BEDE Guidance FY05 Sales revenue >12% NPAT growth in line with sales >12% AS eps, @ roi, 4S RoE

  22. Slide 22: Metrics — Further Improvements Targeted

    Downer BE Metrics — Further Improvements Targeted NPAT growth Double digit for next few years Margins Continued out-performance viz peers: Maintain EBITA/Op Rev> 5%; Targeting 6-7% ROFE Short term >15% Long term, sustainable >20% Operating cash Strengthening and sustainable Gearing Unchanged & maint

  23. Slide 23: Questions & Answers

    Downer BE Questions & Answers

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