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Gpt — Investor Day (June 2012)

65 slides from Gpt's investor day presentation, Jun 27, 2012

  1. Slide 1: GPT Investor Day

    For personal use only GPT Investor Day WEDNESDAY 27 JUNE 2012 1

  2. Slide 2: Welcome and Introduction

    For personal use only Welcome and Introduction Michael Cameron, CEO and Managing Director

  3. Slide 3: Recent highlights

    Introduction GPT Investor Day Recent highlights For personal use only One One One Eagle Street reached practical completion and 82% commitments Sold 2/3 interest in Newcastle land holding Sold 50% interest in Casuarina and Westfield Woden to GWSCF Signed AFL with Myer at Casuarina 3

  4. Slide 4: GPT's competitive advantage

    Introduction GPT Investor Day GPT’s competitive advantage For personal use only High quality, diversified asset portfolio Active property management Deep capability Strong capital management 4

  5. Slide 5: Agenda and Speakers

    Introduction GPT Investor Day Agenda For personal use only Speakers Mark Fookes Head of Investment Management Matthew Faddy Head of Asset Management Brett Williams Retail Portfolio Manager Max Ryerson Digital Marketing Manager David Burgess Portfolio Manager - Office, Logistics and Business Parks Lu

  6. Slide 6: Investment Management

    For personal use only Investment Management Mark Fookes, Head of Investment Management

  7. Slide 7: Focused on portfolio investment performance

    Investment Management Investment Management Focused on portfolio investment performance For personal use only  Integrated portfolio management structure aligned to the goal of strategic allocation of capital  Centralised approach to investment management results in synergies and efficiencies acros

  8. Slide 8: Strategic approach to capital allocation

    Investment Management Investment Management Strategic approach to capital allocation For personal use only  Capital allocation framework used to actively manage the portfolio composition  A strategic ‘whole of portfolio’ approach looking across all investment opportunities and uses of capital >9%

  9. Slide 9: Diversified portfolio positioned to deliver superior risk adjusted returns

    Investment Management Investment Management Diversified portfolio positioned to deliver superior risk For personal use only adjusted returns  GPT has a high quality portfolio of assets in 20 Year Sector Correlations1 the retail, office and logistics and business 82% parks sectors 59% 50%  Historic

  10. Slide 10: Moving towards a more balanced portfolio

    Investment Management Investment Management Moving towards a more balanced portfolio For personal use only Portfolio weighting Target portfolio weighting As at 31 December 2011 Logistics and Logistics and Business Parks 9% Business Parks 15% Office Retail 30% 50% Retail Office 61% 35%  Retail weigh

  11. Slide 11: Actively managing the portfolio composition

    Investment Management Investment Management Actively managing the portfolio composition For personal use only  Acquisition and divestment decisions will be based on the individual circumstances and prospects for each asset  Divestment of 50% of Casuarina Square and Westfield Woden to GWSCF  Decis

  12. Slide 12: Asset Management

    For personal use only Asset Management Matthew Faddy, Head of Asset Management

  13. Slide 13: Seamless control and management

    Asset Management Asset Management Seamless control and management For personal use only  Team of dedicated retail, office, logistics and business parks professionals  Focus on active portfolio GPT’s integrated property and asset management, customer service, management approach leasing, operations

  14. Slide 14: Sector focus with national synergies

    Asset Management Asset Management Sector focus with national synergies For personal use only Investment Asset Development Management Management Management National Director National Director Office, Leasing - Office, National Director National Director National Director National Director Logistics a

  15. Slide 15: Shopper experience – providing 'something special'

    Asset Management Asset Management Shopper experience – providing ‘something special’ For personal use only • Wi Fi • Customer • Mobile Touch Point Program • QR Code GPT PLACE DIGITAL campaigns SERVICE Customised • SAKG • Facebook Training • Place Making Program • Twitter • Instagram Charlestown Squa

  16. Slide 16: Tenant engagement – 'understanding our customer'

    Asset Management Asset Management Tenant engagement – ‘understanding our customer’ For personal use only  Defined customer engagement plan “Customer service is the main differentiator when  Account management of top customers seeking office-space for our  Focus on understanding their business and

  17. Slide 17: Generating enhanced returns via internalised management

    Asset Management Asset Management Generating enhanced returns via internalised management For personal use only  Reduced leakage of management  Enhanced returns from integrated and leasing fees to external parties property and asset management - $1m annual office and logistics and business parks C

  18. Slide 18: Benefits from internalised property management

    Asset Management Asset Management Benefits from internalised property management For personal use only People  Alignment of performance management  Talent attraction, retention and ongoing learning and development Enhanced  Removal of the middle man customer  Creating a direct working relationsh

  19. Slide 19: Retail Investment

    For personal use only Retail Investment Brett Williams, Retail Portfolio Manager

  20. Slide 20: Australian Retail Sector

    Retail Australian Retail Sector Whilst the retail sector is challenging now, GPT continues to For personal use only believe in the future of retail as a strong investment class  The retail sector has historically outperformed other property asset classes, achieving higher returns with lower volatil

  21. Slide 21: Australian Retail – Shopping Centre Evolution

    For personal use only Australian Retail – Shopping Centre Evolution Retail 21 21

  22. Slide 22: Retail sales growth – GPT is actively addressing structural impacts

    Retail Australian Retail Sector Retail sales growth – GPT is actively addressing For personal use only structural impacts Structural Potential Impact GPT’s Response Change Online • Online retailing will continue to grow • GPT will evolve the mix of stores, invest Retailing • Successful retailers wil

  23. Slide 23: Retail Portfolio

    Retail Retail Portfolio GPT believes quality regional shopping centres which For personal use only dominate their trade area will continue to outperform other retail asset classes  95% of the portfolio comprises regional shopping centres, one of the highest proportions out of its peer group Retail

  24. Slide 24: Retail portfolio income growth

    Retail Retail Portfolio Despite the cyclical and structural retail headwinds, For personal use only GPT’s retail portfolio is well positioned to continue to deliver solid income growth  GPT’s retail portfolio has performed strongly, with high levels of occupancy and strong income growth  86% of th

  25. Slide 25: GPT will reduce its weighting in retail towards 50% over time

    Retail Retail Portfolio GPT will reduce its weighting in retail towards 50% For personal use only over time  The divestment of a 50% interest in Westfield Woden and 50% of Casuarina Square reduces GPT’s retail weighting to 58% (55% post reinvestment) Retail Strategy Target Portfolio Weighting 50% (

  26. Slide 26: Case Study: Digital Strategy

    For personal use only Case Study: Digital Strategy Max Ryerson, Digital Marketing Manager

  27. Slide 27: Adapting to changing market environments

    Asset Management Digital Strategy Adapting to changing market environments For personal use only  Shoppers’ habits are changing Smartphone Penetration 67% By 2015 internet 52% of population visit sites for info on product they are thinking of buying access on smartphone will exceed access on deskto

  28. Slide 28: GPT's multi-channel approach

    Asset Management Digital Strategy GPT’s multi-channel approach For personal use only Mobile applications Website personalisation Rewards Way finding Wifi QR codes Digital signage Email Geo-fencing Social Media 28

  29. Slide 29: Key differentiators of GPT's multi-channel approach

    Asset Management Digital Strategy Key differentiators of GPT’s multi-channel approach For personal use only  Door-to-door journey - Home/office – centre – home/office  Customisation - Content based on persona  Rewards - Relevant to the customer 29

  30. Slide 30: An ongoing evolution

    Asset Management Digital Strategy An ongoing evolution For personal use only Office Wifi Remaining & Mobile websites Largest 5 Retail Logistics and Social media Retail Centres portfolio Business Parks QR Codes 2011/2012 2012 2013 2013/2014 30 EVOLUTION

  31. Slide 31: Digital strategy supporting physical centres

    Asset Management Digital Strategy Digital strategy supporting physical centres For personal use only  Provide an all-present and multi-channel approach to engaging with customers and their needs  Personalised contextually relevant information  Rewarding loyalty and advocacy to our assets  New re

  32. Slide 32: Office Investment

    For personal use only Office Investment David Burgess, Portfolio Manager - Office, Logistics and Business Parks

  33. Slide 33: GPT – a leader in office

    Office Office Portfolio GPT – a leader in office For personal use only Prime Office Assets - GPT vs. Listed Peers  GPT is one of the leading owners, (portfolio size) $5.4b developers and managers of office $4.0b property in Australia $3.1b $3.0b $1.8b  Substantial scale in the office markets with

  34. Slide 34: Leveraging extensive asset management, leasing and development expertise

    Office Office Portfolio Leveraging the Group’s extensive asset management, For personal use only leasing and development expertise  Dedicated account managers for individual tenants across the portfolio ensures a consistent approach to client engagement  Common asset management of balance sheet an

  35. Slide 35: Strategy to increase office portfolio weighting

    Office Office Portfolio Strategy to increase office portfolio weighting For personal use only  GPT is targeting expansion in the office portfolio to 35% from the current 30%  Opportunity to partner with GWOF to access a broader array of opportunities and diversify risk Office Strategy Target Portf

  36. Slide 36: Leader in sustainability

    Office Office Portfolio Leader in sustainability For personal use only Office Portfolio NABERS Rating 4.8 5.0 4.4 4.6  GPT was an early adopter of 4.0 3.7 incorporating world leading 3.2 3.3 2.7 2.8 sustainable technologies into office buildings  Investment in sustainable assets helps future-proof

  37. Slide 37: Actively managing the risks

    Office Office Portfolio Actively managing the risks For personal use only Responding to portfolio challenges: 2014 lease expiries include: - Freehills (MLC Centre) - 20,000sqm  Strategies are being pursued to mitigate these - Citigroup (Citigroup Centre) - 34,000sqm risks and create opportunities f

  38. Slide 38: Proactively managing capital expenditure

    Office Office Portfolio Proactively managing capital expenditure For personal use only  Office represents the largest component of capex across the three portfolios  Both historical and forecast levels of maintenance capex for the balance sheet portfolio are within industry averages for institutio

  39. Slide 39: Disciplined approach to development

    Office Office Portfolio Disciplined approach to development For personal use only One One One Eagle Street, Brisbane:  Practical completion achieved in June  82% of space committed well ahead of 40% target at PC Strategy and Outlook for Office Portfolio Development:  Will not undertake speculativ

  40. Slide 40: MLC Centre update

    Office Office Portfolio MLC Centre update For personal use only  Decision to hold the asset  Commence repositioning strategy  Focused on leasing of impending vacating space and delivering the facade works  Further opportunities to enhance retail MLC Centre, Sydney 40

  41. Slide 41: Case Study: One One One Eagle Street, Brisbane

    For personal use only Case Study: One One One Eagle Street, Brisbane Luke Briscoe, National Director Leasing – Office, Logistics and Business Parks

  42. Slide 42: Case study: One One One Eagle Street, Brisbane

    Office Case study: One One One Eagle Street, Brisbane For personal use only Sky rise Approach to Leasing  Ernst & Young 9,000 sqm A changing market High rise  The onset of the GFC  Arrow Energy 14,800 sqm Reposition the marketing Mid rise  Norton Rose  Value vs quality 5,100 sqm  Various Four

  43. Slide 43: Logistics and Business Parks Investment

    For personal use only Logistics and Business Parks Investment David Burgess, Portfolio Manager - Office, Logistics and Business Parks

  44. Slide 44: Consistent and dependable performance

    Logistics and Business Parks Logistics and Business Parks Portfolio Consistent and dependable performance For personal use only Historical Industrial Market Total  Industrial property is a mature Return and stable investment class: 11.1% 10.9% 10.3% 9.8% - High quality income streams - Attractive t

  45. Slide 45: Strategy to increase logistics and business parks portfolio weighting

    Logistics and Business Parks Logistics and Business Parks Portfolio Strategy to increase logistics and business parks For personal use only portfolio weighting  GPT is targeting expansion in the logistics and business parks portfolio to 15% from 9%  Long term outlook for industrial is positive wit

  46. Slide 46: Implementation of strategy

    Logistics andIndustrial Business Parks Logistics and Business Parks Portfolio Implementation of strategy For personal use only  Strategy to be executed via acquisitions and development delivery  Defined acquisition criteria relating to quality of improvements and sub market location  Development

  47. Slide 47: Team in place to deliver on growth strategy

    Logistics andIndustrial Business Parks Logistics and Business Parks Portfolio Team in place to deliver on growth strategy For personal use only  Fully internalised property management allows GPT to develop and maintain closer tenant relationships  Demonstrated leasing capability with sustained hig

  48. Slide 48: Positive market fundamentals

    Logistics andIndustrial Business Parks Logistics and Business Parks Portfolio Positive market fundamentals For personal use only  Post GFC supply in the industrial markets has remained below historical averages, with 2010 being National Industrial Supply a low point in the delivery of new Sqm ('000

  49. Slide 49: Recent achievements

    Logistics andIndustrial Business Parks Logistics and Business Parks Portfolio Recent achievements For personal use only  Execution of the growth strategy is progressing; - First stage of property management internalisation - Completion of 5 Murray Rose Avenue 5 Murray Rose Avenue, Sydney Olympic Pa

  50. Slide 50: Funds Management

    For personal use only Funds Management Hamish Roth, Head of Private Capital

  51. Slide 51: Established funds management platform

    Funds Management Funds Management Established funds management platform For personal use only  Long term partnership approach with our investors  Funds Management platform is a key component of GPT’s strategy  Diversifies capital sources  Builds capital relationships beyond fund investments  En

  52. Slide 52: Investor Composition

    Funds Management Funds Management Investor Composition For personal use only  The Funds Management business enjoys established relationships with Australian and international wholesale investors Ownership composition As at 31 March 2012 GPT Domestic GPT Domestic 20% Super 23% Super 32% 47% Sovereig

  53. Slide 53: Well positioned for growth

    Funds Management Funds Management Well positioned for growth For personal use only  Two paths: - Short term: Primary focus on expanding the existing wholesale funds - Longer term: Investigating the potential for new products in GPT’s areas of expertise; Australian retail, office and logistics and b

  54. Slide 54: GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund

    For personal use only GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund Hamish Roth, Head of Private Capital

  55. Slide 55: Growth in funds through acquisitions

    GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund Growth in funds through acquisitions For personal use only Fund overview As at 31 March Post Acquisition of Casuarina and Woden Number of assets 9 11 Gross asset value $2.2 billion $2.8 billion Net asset value $1.9 billion $2.0 bi

  56. Slide 56: Fund performance at 31 March 2012

    GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund Fund performance at 31 March 2012 For personal use only  Stable distributions since fund inception  Strong income at 5.45cpu, distribution yield of 6.0%1  1 year total return post fees of 8.9%  3 year total return post fees of

  57. Slide 57: New acquisitions meet fund strategy

    GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund New acquisitions meet fund strategy For personal use only GWSCF Real Estate Strategy Regional Shopping Centres or the ability to be expanded to Prime assets Regional over the medium term Defined positioning Have a well defined pos

  58. Slide 58: Fund outlook

    GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund Fund outlook For personal use only  Positive returns outlook in a volatile world - 6.47% weighted average capitalisation rate - 6.00% distribution yield  Driving performance through proactive leasing and marketing  Development

  59. Slide 59: GPT Wholesale Office Fund

    For personal use only GPT Wholesale Office Fund Martin Ritchie, Fund Manager

  60. Slide 60: Highest quality office portfolio in Australia

    GPT Wholesale Office Fund GPT Wholesale Office Fund Highest quality office portfolio in Australia For personal use only Portfolio by Geography Canberra Fund overview as at 31 March 2012 2% Number of Assets 14 Brisbane 24% Gross Asset Value $3.5 billion Sydney Net Asset Value $2.9 billion 49% Gearing

  61. Slide 61: Fund Performance at March 2012

    GPT Wholesale Office Fund GPT Wholesale Office Fund Fund Performance at March 2012 For personal use only  Strong income at 6.90cpu, distribution yield of 7.0%1  1 year total return post fees of 11.0%  3 year total return post fees of 5.1% vs. office sector index of 2.0%  Gearing of 13.6% vs. off

  62. Slide 62: Real Estate Strategy

    GPT Wholesale Office Fund GPT Wholesale Office Fund Real Estate Strategy For personal use only GWOF Real Estate Strategy Rent setter • Seek to be a rent setter, not a rent taker in selected locations • Seek Premium-grade and high A-grade with high environmental Enhance asset ratings quality • Divest

  63. Slide 63: Fund outlook

    GPT Wholesale Office Fund GPT Wholesale Office Fund Fund outlook For personal use only  Positive returns outlook in a volatile world - 7.23% weighted average capitalisation rate - 7.00% distribution yield  Highest quality portfolio 62% premium grade - Divest Brisbane Transit Centre and 10 & 12 Mor

  64. Slide 64: Conclusion

    For personal use only Conclusion Judy Barraclough, Head of Strategy and Corporate Affairs

  65. Slide 65: GPT's competitive advantage

    Conclusion GPT Investor Day GPT’s competitive advantage For personal use only High quality, diversified asset portfolio Active property management Deep capability Strong capital management 65

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