Rbr Group Ltd · ASX:RBR
Rbr — Shareholder Meeting (November 2016)
11 slides from Rbr's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 29, 2016
Slide 1: AGM Presentation and Strategy Update
AGM Presentation and Strategy Update RBR Group Limited (ASX: RBR) 29 November 2016
Slide 2: Business Snapshot
Business Snapshot Diversified labour services and training provider – complementary businesses with retained exposure to resources development • Developing quality partnerships with local and foreign stakeholders • Diversified revenue streams: Donor funding & corporate clients; high margin frontie
Slide 3: Business overview - Mozambique
Business overview - Mozambique CREATING A LARGE, READY-FOR-WORK LABOUR BASE IN A REGION WHERE DEMAND FOR LABOUR IS EXPANDING RAPIDLY RBR’s Mozambique strategy, focused on addressing challenges of local content, is entirely aligned with the Mozambican Government’s key priorities: education, job cre
Slide 4: Growth Pathway for RBR in Mozambique
Growth Pathway for RBR in Mozambique LOGICAL STEPS WITH INCREMENTAL GROWTH FINANCIALS COMPELLING DESPITE MODEST ASSUMPTIONS Existing Operations and Short-term Expansion Plans Future development option PacMoz Matola facility Cabo Delgado facility Cash flow positive operation in New PacMoz Head office
Slide 5: Futuro Skills
Futuro Skills THE FUTURO SKILLS BUSINESS UNIT IS PROVIDING SKILLS TRAINING AND REVENUES FROM 2H 2016 Training business unit overview Futuro Skills is a unique training and workforce development business providing sustainable, equitable and profitable skills solutions, particularly in emerging econ
Slide 6: Appendix – Further information on Mozambique
Appendix – Further information on Mozambique ASX: RBR 6
Slide 7: Why Mozambique?
Why Mozambique? MOZAMBIQUE IS A DEVELOPING COUNTRY EXPERIENCING STRONG, SUSTAINABLE GROWTH Recent elections (in 2015) have returned a stable Key statistics. ruling party to government Capital city Maputo Large population of about 26.4M, with around 50%: Gross domestic product (2015) US$14.7bn ─
Slide 8: The Mozambique operating and funding environment
The Mozambique operating and funding environment ENVIRONMENT SUPPORTS RBR BECOMING A MAJOR LABOUR SUPPLY ORGANISATION IN MOZAMBIQUE Favourable environment for training locals World Bank Ease of Doing Business Index c. 300k additional people enter the labour force each year Sub Saharan Africa count
Slide 9: The impact of LNG developments on Mozambique
The impact of LNG developments on Mozambique LACK OF SKILLED LOCAL LABOUR TO FILL POSITIONS AT UPCOMING WORLD CLASS LNG DEVELOPMENTS Mozambique LNG has the potential to create c. 15k direct jobs and c. 685k indirect jobs ─ Potential to generate US$39bn p.a. for the Mozambique economy ─ Expected to
Slide 10: Northern Mozambique is not just an LNG story
Northern Mozambique is not just an LNG story MANY OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE AND RESOURCES INVESTMENTS PLANNED OR UNDERWAY IN NORTHERN MOZAMBIQUE RBR expects to experience significant demand for its services with or without LNG developments Many mining, construction and infrastructure projects are pla
Slide 11: Disclaimer
Disclaimer The information contained in this document is disclosed to you by RBR Group Limited (ACN 115 857 988) (the "Company"). Nothing in this document shall form the basis of any contract or commitment, or constitutes investment, financial product, legal, tax or other advice. The information in