Mtn Group Limited · JSE:MTN
Mtn — FY2011 Earnings Presentation
46 slides from Mtn's earnings presentation, 2012
Slide 1: MTN Group Limited Final results for the year ended 31 December 2011
MTN Group Limited Final results for the year ended 31 December 2011
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda Strategic and operational overview Sifiso Dabengwa Group President and CEO Financial overview Nazir Patel Group Chief Financial Officer Looking ahead Sifiso Dabengwa Group President and CEO 2
Slide 3: Strategic and operational overview
Strategic and operational overview Sifiso Dabengwa Group President and CEO
Slide 4: MTN vision
MTN vision Revenue Convergence and operational evolution Expenditure M&A Leverage existing scale Consolidation and and intellectual capacity diversification Returns to shareholders 4
Slide 5: Strategic considerations: Shareholder return strategy
Strategic considerations Shareholder return strategy Dividends Buybacks • Using both ordinary dividends and buybacks MTN is able to return cash to shareholders a part of a sustained returns strategy • Dividend payout ratio increased to 70% • During 2011, R927,3 million of MTN shares were bought back
Slide 6: Strategic considerations: Customer experience
Strategic considerations Customer experience Quality I service L N Brand A preference T Efficient distribution N E R Customer R Experience E N Products T A and Segmentation value X added L services E Experienced people 6
Slide 7: Strategic considerations: Revenue growth and service delivery
Strategic considerations Revenue growth and service delivery Voice Data and related services ICT evolution • Airtime and subscription is • Data and sms is 12.8% of • Infrastructure investments 66% of total revenue total revenue in progress incl cable and • Lower MTR rates • Mobile money 6m subs in s
Slide 8: Strategic considerations: Cost optimisation
Strategic considerations Cost optimisation Cost optimisation initiatives • Procurement transformation project • Good progress on equipment prices • A more centralised model to be established in H112 • Growth of IT shared services initiative • SEA IT hub operational – Uganda and Zambia • Further inte
Slide 9: Strategic considerations: M&A outlook and priorities
Strategic considerations M&A outlook and priorities In country Expanding footprint Transformational • Changes in local • Priority Africa & ME • Execution risk ownership –including • Bolt on stand alone • Limited number of localisation and increased remains a strategic potential opportunities ownersh
Slide 10: Group highlights
Group highlights Group subscribers *Revenue **EBITDA margin Up 16.2% to Up 9.7% to Up 3.4% points to 164,5 million R121,884 million 44.9% Adjusted HEPS Final dividend Dividend payout ratio Up 43.2% to per share of Up 5% points to 1070.0 cents 476 cents 70% * Constant currency, restated using 2010 av
Slide 11: Key for the period under review
Key for the period under review Competitive landscape • Tariff competition impacting traffic on 0.14 0.18 0.16 0.12 0.14 networks and revenue 0.1 0.08 0.12 0.1 • Effective tariff down in Nigeria, Ghana, 0.08 Uganda and South Africa 0.06 0.04 0.06 • Relatively stable tariffs in Iran 0.04 0.02 0.02 •
Slide 12: South Africa
South Africa Launched Jun 1994 Market share 34.1% Population 50.9m Market sizing 80m (2014) Penetration 120% Shareholding 100% Subscribers 16.9% (‟000)/ARPU(ZAR) 18,842 22,033 • Strong prepaid growth 16,067 15,477 18,199 • Postpaid hybrid up 32.6% 13,044 152 • Stable market share 145 134 Prepaid • T
Slide 13: South Africa (cont)
South Africa (cont) Expenses ZAR (million) 5,8% 23,634 25,006 • Tight cost control on network operating 22,739 costs 12,314 13,224 • Reduction in professional and consulting 11,764 fees • Insourcing of some IS costs H2 10,975 11,320 11,782 • Interconnect cost down 6.8% H1 Dec-09 Dec-10 Dec-11 EBITDA
Slide 14: Nigeria
Nigeria Market sizing 107.4m Launched Aug 2001 Market share 50% Population 157m Penetration 54% Shareholding 79%* (2014) Subscribers („000) 7.7% /ARPU ($) 38,669 41,641 • Market growth slower due to SIM reg 30,827 requirements • Stablised market share in H2 at 50% 11,9 10,6 9,7 MTN • No clarity on S
Slide 15: Nigeria (cont)
Nigeria (cont) Expenses NGN (million) 13.2% 289, 908 • Increase of 25% in average diesel price 255,971 244,704 • Deploying hybrid power systems 132,743 128,340 153,019 • Rent and utilities up 17.8% • Transmission costs down 5.1% following 127,631 136,889 the commencement of Main One 111,961 H2 • Int
Slide 16: Ghana
Ghana Launched Nov 1996 Market share 52% Population 25m Market sizing 25.3m (2014) Penetration 78% Shareholding 98% Subscribers („000) 16.5% /ARPU ($) 10,156 8,721 • Sound performance in competitive market 8,001 • Attractive bonus promotions MTN • Marginal loss in market share Subscribers ('000) 7,7
Slide 17: Ghana (cont)
Ghana (cont) Expenses Cedi (million) 28.2% 790 • Transmission costs up 52.9% 537 616 • Rent and utilities up 46.5% 419 305 • Distribution and commission up 8.1% 288 • Interconnect costs up 64.0% due to tariff 371 trends in the market 249 311 H2 • Expenses down 37.1% incl profit from sale H1 Dec-09 D
Slide 18: Iran
Iran Launched Oct 2006 Market share 45% Population 74.6m Market sizing 99.3 (2014) Penetration 103% Shareholding 49% Subscribers („000) 16.6% /ARPU ($) 34,681 29,743 • Increased market share 23,260 • Seasonal promo‟s MTN • Improved distribution through ATM‟s Subscribers ('000) 7,8 7,8 7,9 contribute
Slide 19: Iran (cont)
Iran (cont) Expenses (100%) Rial bn 23.6% 19,120 • Well maintained cost base 15,469 • Lower distribution and commission unit 12,023 10,024 costs due to continued push of logical 8,269 airtime 6,421 • Higher rent and utilities due to high price H2 7,193 9,096 hikes in electricity and higher fuel cost
Slide 20: Syria
Syria Launched Jun 2002 Market share 45% Population 22.5m Market sizing 17.6m (2014) Penetration 58% Shareholding 75% Subscribers („000) /ARPU ($) 16.7% 5,716 • Political unrest impacting business 4,249 4,898 environment • Total rev generating minutes up 1.4% MTN Subscribers 17,8 16,4 13,9 ('000) AR
Slide 21: Syria (cont)
Syria (cont) Expenses 3% SYP (million) 33,202 31,681 32,202 • Distribution and commission costs down 52.7% due to lower sales 17,274 17,004 16,767 • Tighter cost management 14,407 16,198 15,435 H2 H1 Dec-09 Dec-10 Dec-11 EBITDA margin 19.7 23.5 26.2 % Capex 748 ZAR (million) 362 • Delay in licence c
Slide 22: Financial overview
Financial overview Nazir Patel Group Chief Financial Officer
Slide 23: Financial highlights (adjusted): Strong organic and free cash flow growth
Financial highlights (adjusted) Strong organic and free cash flow growth Group summary: 2009 -2011 Reported Organic • ZAR strength impacted (ZAR m) ‟10-‟11 ‟10-‟11 reported results • Weaker avg ZAR/USD in H2 (R7,51) vs H1 (R6,80) +3% +6% 121,884 Rev +6% +10% • EBITDA grew 6% YOY mainly 111,947 114,6
Slide 24: Key accounting considerations
Key accounting considerations Change in ownership • Nigeria shareholding increased from 76.08% to 78.83% - Aug 11 (settlement of IFC put option - USD 358m) • Ghana tower sale - 1st phase - May 11, 2nd phase - Aug 11, and final phase - Dec 11 (ZAR 1,185m) • Rwanda shareholding increased from 55.0% to
Slide 25: FX trends (average rate)
FX trends (average rate) Positive impact of H2 ZAR cross rate on reported results USD: Local currency ZAR Cedi Rial Naira ‘10 -‘11 10,474 10,739 10,614 10,103 10,387 10,253 -4% 154.0 157.6 155.8 150.7 151.6 151.2 -3% 1.43 1.44 1.44 1.51 1.58 1.55 -8% 7.17 7.34 6.80 7.51 7.17 7.52 +2% H1-10 H2-10 YTD
Slide 26: Revenue: Organic growth impacted by strong ZAR
Revenue Organic growth impacted by strong ZAR Revenue Revenue breakdown (ZAR m) (ZAR m) 121,884 +10% 1,773 125,766 3,882 111,947 114,684 845 2,442 -4% 121,884 2,775 65,342 54,678 58,695 3,247 114,684 LC ZAR NIG 10% 4% RSA 8% 8% 57,269 55,989 56,542 IRA 26% 20% GHA 15% 5% 2009 2010 2011 2010 NIG RSA
Slide 27: Revenue: Strong data growth
Revenue Strong data growth Revenue Reported % share Data revenue (ZAR m) ‟10 – ‟11 of total +6% revenue 121,884 2,873 Other +2% 2% 4% 7% Cellular phones 4% RSA 5,030 114,684 and accessories +37% 4% Business Solutions 2,818 13% Nigeria 3,678 8,096 Data +30% 7% 57% Iran Syria 6,206 15% Other 7,501 SMS
Slide 28: Operating expenditure
Operating expenditure Opex • Direct network operating costs (ZAR m) Reported % share -6% ‟10 – ‟11 of total • Increase in number of sites 68,318 opex • Electricity costs up in RSA, 64,173 Ghana and Iran • Higher transmission cost in RSA Direct network 18,782 operating costs -12% 27% • Nigeria diesel
Slide 29: EBITDA: Strong organic EBITDA growth
EBITDA Strong organic EBITDA growth EBITDA EBITDA breakdown (ZAR m) (ZAR m) 53,566 563 55,292 1,726 50,511 +9% 1,159 8 -3% 46,063 1,403 53,566 28,364 1,648 26,262 21,551 50,511 44.0% 43.9% LC ZAR 41.1% NIG +7% +2% 24,512 24,249 25,202 RSA +12% +12% IRA +31% +24% GHA* -1% -13% 2009 2010 2011 2010 NIG
Slide 30: EBITDA margin: Margin expansion in RSA
EBITDA margin Margin expansion in RSA EBITDA margin reconciliation Nigeria (%) • EBITDA margin decreased by 1.2pts to 61.7% due to impact of tariff reductions flat and 25% increase in average diesel 0.1 0.3 price RSA 44.0% 0.3 0.4 • Margin up 1.2pts to 35.2%. Increased 0.1 44.0% 0.1 43.9% -0.1pts re
Slide 31: Capex: 2011 spend lower
Capex 2011 spend lower Capex Capex breakdown (ZAR m) (ZAR m) 31,248 -7% 1,848 197 466 2,239 19,466 15,744 774 18,032 315 17,717 -2% 19,466 17,717 10,970 27.9% 12,009 LC ZAR NIG +41% +35% 15,504 17.0% RSA +5% +5% 14.5% 8,496 IRA -27% -30% 5,708 GHA -70% -73% 2009 2010 2011 2010 NIG RSA IRA GHA Other
Slide 32: AFCF (EBITDA less capex): Strong free cash flow growth
AFCF (EBITDA less capex) Strong free cash flow growth EBITDA - capex EBITDA - capex breakdown (ZAR m) (ZAR m) 35,849 1,337 37,260 1,411 +20% 2,248 -5% 31,045 35,849 16,355 1,625 15,292 1,206 31,045 201 14,815 29.4% LC ZAR 5,807 27.1% NIG -2% -7% 19,494 RSA +15% +15% 13.2% 15,753 IRA +76% +66% GHA NM
Slide 33: Net debt: Group in net cash position
Net debt Group in net cash position (ZAR m) Repayment schedule (ZAR bn) Gross debt 33,942 20% 9.6 9.3 8.0 1% 40% 4.9 2.2 39% 2012 2013 2014 2015 >2015 Holdco‟s and RSA Nigeria Iran Syria Rest • Gross cash Gross cash 45,832* • Balances up 27%, mainly in Nigeria and Syria 13% • Includes short term inv
Slide 34: Interest and tax
Interest and tax Lower interest charge and increase in effective tax rate Net finance costs 2011 2010 2009 • Net interest paid lower due to interest (ZAR m) income in Mauritius Net interest paid 1,454 1,925 2,201 • Net forex losses reduced due to forex gains in Dubai Net forex losses 744 924 1,106 •
Slide 35: AHEPS: Increased adjusted headline earnings per share
AHEPS Increased adjusted headline earnings per share AHEPS Contribution to AHEPS (ZAR cents) 1,070 20% 8% 20% 909 34% 754 4% 600 4% 470 390 439 470 364 13% 42% 2009 2010 2011 South Africa Nigeria Ghana Other H1 H2 ZAR cents 2011 2010 Variance Basic earnings per share 1,119.5 938.4 19.3% Net profit o
Slide 36: Income statement
Income statement (EBITDA excl Ghana tower profit 2011 and Zakhele 2010) ZAR m 2011 2010 Variance Revenue 121,884 114,684 6% EBITDA 53,566 50,511 6% Depreciation, amortisation and impairment (15,490) (15,401) (1%) Operating profit 38,076 35,110 8% Net finance costs (1,582) (4,094) 61% Share of result
Slide 37: Income statement (reported)
Income statement (reported) ZAR m 2011 2010 Variance Revenue 121,884 114,684 6% Other income 1,458 - 100% EBITDA 54,750 47,538 15% Depreciation, amortisation and impairment (15,490) (15,401) (1%) Operating profit 39,260 32,137 22% Net finance costs (1,582) (4,094) 61% Share of results in associates
Slide 38: Statement of financial position
Statement of financial position ZAR m 2011 2010 Property, plant & equipment 71,610 63,361 Intangible assets 34,540 30,266 Other non-current assets 7,637 6,100 Current assets 66,801 54,234 Non-current assets held for sale 820 825 Total assets 181,408 154,786 Total equity 92,699 74,074 Interest bearin
Slide 39: Statement of cash flows
Statement of cash flows ZAR m 2011 2010 Variance Cash generated from operations 50,369 50,536 0% Dividends paid (11,722) (6,313) (86%) Net interest paid (1,359) (1,467) 7% Tax paid (9,414) (8,028) (17%) Net cash from operating activities 27,874 34,728 (20%) Acquisition of property, plant and equipme
Slide 40: Looking ahead
Looking ahead Sifiso Dabengwa Group President and CEO
Slide 41: Looking forward
Looking forward Operational • Customer experience • Evolve the business model to support ICT • Cost optimisation • Leadership and market share remains a priority Rollout • Increase short term pace of network investments and rollout • Upgrade and optimise networks to maintain quality and meet increas
Slide 42: New organisational structure
New organisational structure Group President • Structure more reflective of and CEO contribution • Optimisation at Group level Finance Strategy & M&A Technical Commercial HR & Corporate Business Risk Affairs Management Iran Uganda Syria Chief Operations CEO South Africa CEO Nigeria Ghana Cote d‟Ivoi
Slide 43: Capex guidance
Capex guidance 2010 2011 H1 2011 H2 2011 Authorised (ZAR m) Actual Actual Actual Actual 2012 South Africa 3,908 1,292 2,813 4,105 4,599 Nigeria 4,700 2,068 4,263 6,331 *10,500 Ghana 3,092 137 714 851 1,128 Iran 1,661 413 755 1,168 1,306 Syria 410 86 363 449 869 Other operations 5,695 1,712 3,101 4,8
Slide 44: Guidance 2012
Guidance 2012 Net additions guidance for 2012 ‘000 South Africa 2,900 Nigeria 4,000 Ghana 950 Iran 4,000 Syria 450 Rest 8,000 20,300 44
Slide 45: Thank you
Thank you
Slide 46: Notice
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