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Helios Re Socimi — Lar España Real Estate SOCIMI — Investor Day (October 2016)

56 slides from Helios Re Socimi's investor day presentation, October 2016

  1. Slide 1: Corporate Stands Investor Day

    Corporate Stands www.larespana.com Investor Day October 2016

  2. Slide 2: Corporate Stands – Presenting Team

    2 Corporate Stands – Presenting Team Digital 360º Transformation Retail Investment Retail Development Lagasca99 Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Cristina García Alvaro Ansorena Susana Cabrera Fernando Sánchez de las Luis Valdés Head of Marketing at Grupo Lar Senior Asset Manager Director Investment & M

  3. Slide 3: Digital 360º

    Digital 360º www.larespana.com Investor Day October 2016

  4. Slide 4: Digital channels to be in

    4 Digital channels to be in LAR ESPAÑA EXISTING CHANNELS • Our first goal is to KNOW our clients and their needs. We go from know or clients to CONNECT them. • Now, more than ever, many people are connected digitally to their ‘love brands’. Our brands need to be also in the digital environment. • We

  5. Slide 5: El Centro shopping park website

    ELCENTRO~ SERVICIOS TIENDAS EVENTOS PROMOCIONES CONTACTO DESCUBRE! LAS MEJORES MARCAS CERCA DE TI PARQUE COMERCIAL VISTAHERMOSA Tenemos claro lo que debe ser un parque comercial. Por eso, desde 2.002 nos _ esforzamos dia a dia en cumplir un objetivo claro: conseguir que las mejores marcas estén cerc

  6. Slide 6: Digital channels to connect

    6 Digital channels to connect SEEKETING SYSTEM • E-beacons installed in our Shopping Centres. • Thanks to this system, we are able to know more about the behaviour of our customers within the shopping centres. SEEKETING ALLOWS US TO: Count the number of people in each area Calculate the average visi

  7. Slide 7: Digital channels to buy I

    7 Digital channels to buy I NEXT STEP: SALES ONLINE • We want to offer our customers the type of services they are asking for. • Buying online is now a reality which is continuosly increasing. • Television did not kill radio; sales online wont kill sales offline. We need to be updated.

  8. Slide 8: Digital channels to buy II

    8 Digital channels to buy II SALES ONLINE: PROCESS • Shops from each shopping centres will get requests directly from customers or other market places. • The platform will receive visits from customers within the catchment area but also outsiders: new sales creation.

  9. Slide 9: Online marketplace platform

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  10. Slide 10: Investor Day

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  11. Slide 11: Transformation

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  12. Slide 12: Asset Management Strategy Framework

    12 Asset Management Strategy Framework ON-SITE RE-TENANTING SHOPPING CENTRE THROUGH LEASING MANAGEMENT REFURBISHMENT STRATEGIC MARKETING AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

  13. Slide 13: Fast Value Creation Cycle

    13 Fast Value Creation Cycle ATTRACT NEW AND INNOVATIVE TENANTS RENTAL INCREASE INCREASE FOOTFALL CREATE A WELL-BALANCED AND SALES TENANT MIX VALUE CREATION INCREASE LENGTH OF STAY AND CUSTOMER LOYALTY

  14. Slide 14: Leasing Strategy: Good Results

    14 Leasing Strategy: Good Results +28% 36,000 sqm MGR Uplift GLA Leased 98 New Lettings 16,621 13,709 +€1.5 Mn of new rent in vacant units 95 Renewals 5,624 50% of tenants upgraded their image  Up-to- date retailers  Higher sales  2014 2015 H1 2016 Higher rents. 14 Relocations 14% of Total Portfo

  15. Slide 15: Leasing Strategy: Good Results

    15 Leasing Strategy: Good Results Txingudi As Termas Albacenter Portal de la Marina Portal de la Marina Portal de la Marina Las Huertas Megapark El Rosal Portal de la Marina Las Huertas Txingudi El Rosal Txingudi Txingudi El Rosal Las Huertas Megapark As Termas Albacenter Portal de la Marina Portal

  16. Slide 16: Leasing Strategy: International Retailers

    16 Leasing Strategy: International Retailers Portal de la Marina

  17. Slide 17: Leasing Strategy: International Retailers

    17 Leasing Strategy: International Retailers As Termas

  18. Slide 18: Leasing Strategy: International Retailers

    18 Leasing Strategy: International Retailers Portal de la Marina

  19. Slide 19: Leasing Strategy: International Retailers

    19 Leasing Strategy: International Retailers Albacenter Before

  20. Slide 20: Leasing Strategy: International Retailers

    20 Leasing Strategy: International Retailers Las Huertas Las Huertas

  21. Slide 21: Leasing Strategy: International Retailers

    21 Leasing Strategy: International Retailers Txingudi Before Now Txingudi

  22. Slide 22: Leasing Strategy: International Retailers

    22 Leasing Strategy: International Retailers Portal de la Marina Before Now

  23. Slide 23: Leasing Strategy: International Retailers

    23 Leasing Strategy: International Retailers Txingudi Before Now

  24. Slide 24: Strategic Marketing

    24 Strategic Marketing Partner: The New Marketing  What do we aspire? • We want to become leaders in the minds of our customers  How do we do it? • Locate inexistent markets and expand beyond saturated markets • Define new concepts, products and services • New pricing models

  25. Slide 25: Shopping center Management

    25 Shopping center Management Familiar Digital experience Memorable experiences Greenery Multisensorial Welcoming Services

  26. Slide 26: Shopping center Management: Focus on unique experiences

    Shopping center Management: Focus on 26 unique experiences Warm lighting Natural greenery Design furniture Charging Station Resting lounge concept implemented in As Termas… …soon to be rolled out to whole portfolio

  27. Slide 27: Shopping center Management

    27 Shopping center Management -Business intelligence based on mobile technology- Invisible detection of Building our Engagement at Our visitors Customers profiles the sale point

  28. Slide 28: Shopping center Management: Events

    28 Shopping center Management: Events ALBACENTER 9,000 visitors

  29. Slide 29: Refurbishment Projects

    29 Refurbishment Projects Las Huertas Before Now

  30. Slide 30: Refurbishment Projects

    30 Refurbishment Projects Albacenter Project Current 2016 status

  31. Slide 31: Refurbishment Projects

    31 Refurbishment Projects Txingudi Project Current 2016 status

  32. Slide 32: Asset Management Strategy Framework

    32 Asset Management Strategy Framework ON-SITE RE-TENANTING SHOPPING CENTRE THROUGH LEASING MANAGEMENT REFURBISHMENT STRATEGIC MARKETING AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

  33. Slide 33: Investor Day

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  34. Slide 34: Retail Investment

    Retail Investment www.larespana.com Investor Day October 2016

  35. Slide 35: The CRE Investment Context

    35 The CRE Investment Context1 €9.9 Bn €8.0 Bn Last 15 Years Average: €4.8 Bn Forecast Others Logistics Offices Retail 2007 2014 2015 1H16 (1) Excluding high street, corporate and tenant transactions Source: Savills and BNP Paribas

  36. Slide 36: Lar as one of the main retail players

    36 Lar as one of the main retail players1 Last 3 Years Volume Net Initial Yield on Cost 2014 10% 2014 €2.4 Bn 2014 6.8% 6.6% 2015 13% 2015 €2.6 Bn 2015 6.4% 6.4% 2016 (YTD) 2016 2016 6.2% 5.8% 8% €2.8 Bn Corporate and tenant Rest of market transactions L3yrs 23% L3yrs 6.2% (1) Excluding high-street

  37. Slide 37: Lar as one of the main retail players

    37 Lar as one of the main retail players Lar España Retail Figures at a Glance (L3yrs) #1 investor 10% Controlling stake #2 investor Investment volumes #3 investor GLA acquired  Retail investment  Entry NIY (oC)  GLA acquired Lar €793 Mn 10% of market Lar 6.5% vs 6.2% market Lar >350K sqm

  38. Slide 38: What are we looking for?

    38 What are we looking for? Asset Type Value-add Strategy 1. Dominant shopping centres 1. Previously under-managed assets 2. Strong retail parks with conservative rents 2. Requiring Capex efforts and strong asset 3. Development on a selective basis management 4% RP Ownership 96% SC 1. High level of

  39. Slide 39: An investment example

    39 An investment example Gran Vía de Vigo: Why we invested in it? Excellent Location: in Vigo´s main shopping street Above-average GDP per Low Retail Offer: >10% below capita: 2nd wealthiest city in national average Galicia Add-value Potential: Capex Dominant: 7.2Mn visitors and budgeted for upper-f

  40. Slide 40: What have we achieved?

    40 What have we achieved? El Rosal Las Huertas Dominant Convenience Megapark Barakaldo Low competition Prime Dominant Txingudi Low competition As Termas Avg. GDP Avg. GDP Avg. competition Dominant Dominant Low tourism Mid-high GDP Avg. competition Low tourism High tourism Low competition High GDP Av

  41. Slide 41: Our Investment Positioning

    41 Our Investment Positioning 2015-2016 Selected Transactions Entry NIY Good Performance 7.5% El Rosal León Distressed 6.5% Performance Megapark Bilbao As Termas Lugo Outstanding Performance 5.5% Gran Vía Vigo Pontevedra 4.5% Average Performance 3.5% €1,000 €1,500 €2,000 €2,500 €3,000 €3,500 € sales

  42. Slide 42: How do we create value for shareholders?

    42 How do we create value for shareholders? Investment Process Example Blind Example “The retail strategy of Lar España -strict asset selection and additional value creation through active asset management- results in outstanding returns to its shareholders”

  43. Slide 43: How do we create value for shareholders?

    43 How do we create value for shareholders? IPD 2015 – Standing Investments Total Return Income Return Capital Growth 0% 4% 8% 12% 16% Lar España Benchmark Source: IPD - MSCI

  44. Slide 44: Investor Day

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  45. Slide 45: Retail Development

    Retail Development www.larespana.com Investor Day October 2016

  46. Slide 46: Development Team

    46 Development Team Retail Development Director External Advisors Technical Assistant Technical Asset Manager Technical Manger Development Manager Existing Shopping New Developments centers Palmas Altas – Seville Vidanova Parc - Sagunto Project Management & Costs control Project Management & Costs c

  47. Slide 47: Why Development?

    47 Why Development? Generation of market opportunities for Lar España Land Market Opportunities in Target Locations  Low competition: Market gap  Tourism Attraction  Retailers 'target location Target locations  Minimum development risk Dominating Projects: High Quality & New Concept  Traditiona

  48. Slide 48: Ongoing Projects

    48 Ongoing Projects PALMAS ALTAS VIDANOVA PARC SEVILLE SAGUNTO Excellent location Best possible location: urban site Best possible location: urban site Catchment area 1.5 Million people 250,000 people Tenants target location Low commercial offer in the Nearest similar retail park is Low competition

  49. Slide 49: Development Process

    49 Development Process FeasibilityReport Technical and commercial Due Diligences Meet LRE investment parameters Land Acquisition Opening Final quality control Retail targets Commissioning Master Planning Start Asset management Construction Layout alternatives Innovation Commercial Mix & Flows Archit

  50. Slide 50: Projects Images

    50 Projects Images Palmas Altas - Seville Palmas Altas has 100,000 sqm of commercial, leisure and green areas, including a 6,000 sqm lake, excellent for water activities, sailing, etc

  51. Slide 51: Project Images

    51 Project Images Vidanova Parc - Sagunto VidaNova Parc is a new concept of leisure, shopping, entertainment and life.

  52. Slide 52: Investor Day

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  53. Slide 53: Lagasca 99

    Lagasca 99 www.larespana.com Investor Day October 2016

  54. Slide 54: Driver of value to Lar España Shareholders

    54 Driver of value to Lar España Shareholders “Nowadays, Lagasca 99 is one of the reference projects in Europe and the most important residential project from the Salamanca’s neighborhood of Madrid“ Antonio Pan de Soraluce. Partner. Colliers Internacional After a major commercial success off market

  55. Slide 55: A residential project in a unique location

    55 A residential project in a unique location Acquisition Acquisition date: price: 30/01/2015 €50 Mn 1 Price per 26,203 Sqm sqm: 3,807/sqm 1 Price adjusted by Lar España’s 50% share in the JV

  56. Slide 56: Investor Day

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