Management Presentation 2Q12
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Management Presentation 2Q12
Management Presentation 2Q12 1 A brief history of Unidas In 1985, five car rental Companies and two Investors joined together in the foundation of Unidas, which began operations with seven sites and approximately 500 vehicles SAG acquired Unidas’ control in 2001 In July 2011, Unidas concluded a R$300 mm capital increase. Brazilian Private Equity funds Gávea, Kinea and Vinci now hold 47.3% of Unidas – equally split, while SAG remains with 52.7% Today, Unidas is one of the leading Companies in car rental and fleet management, with a market share of aprox. 6.6% and 7.1% respectively After 27 years of experience, on June 30th, Unidas has a service network of 137 service points, comprising: – – – – 43 Rent-a-Car own Stores 67 Rent-a-Car Franchised Stores 16 Corporate Service Stations 11 Car Sales Showrooms 2 July 2011: R$300 mm capital injection R$100 mm R$100 mm 15.76% 15.76% 15.76% Corporate Governance SAG and the Funds share the control of Unidas: Management, Compensation, Budget, Capex, Leverage and other strategic decisions are jointly taken R$100 mm Successful Track-record Gávea, Kinea and Vinci have a long track-record of successful investments in multiple sectors and will actively contribute to Unidas growth together with SAG Capital Structure Gávea, Kinea and Vinci now hold 47.3% of Unidas – equally split, while SAG remains with 52.7% Capital increase decreased leverage from 3.5x Net Debt / EBITDA to 1.9x Source: Unidas 3 Corporate Structure Shareholders known for the quality of management and governance in their investments SAG 1 Vinci 52.72% 15.76% Gávea 15.76% 15.76% 99.99% 99.99% Unidas Comercial de Veículos LTDA Unidas Locadora de Veículos LTDA 99.99% Unidas Franquias do Brasil S.A. Source: Unidas Note 1. SAG owns a 52.72% stake in Unidas, being 49.83% directly and 2.89% trhrough Novinela, one of its subsidiaries. Nevertheless, the shareholders agreement provides shared control. 4 SECTION 1 Company Overview Flexible and Integrated Business Model Value Chain for Unidas Franchises 2.1 Cars Rental Stores Auctions 1 3 Cars Sale Stores 2.2 1. 2. 3. Fleet Management Purchase of cars directly from automakers (about 15,400 cars purchased in 2011) Making the necessary procedures (license, inspection) and availability of vehicles for rent. Two business segments: 1. Rent a car (franchises and stores) 2. Fleet Management Sale of the vehicle at the end of the cycle Integrated business model allows gains in all stages of Unidas’ value chain Source: Unidas 6 Scale Gains of Unidas’ Operations The network size increases brand recognition Car Sales network creates better conditions for resale Rental Revenues Purchase of Cars Scale Gain Scale allows bigger discounts with automakers Scale Gain Maintenance Scale Gain Scale reduces maintenance costs of cars Credit Score Car Sales Scale Gain Scale influences the rating, reducing the cost of financing Scalability of operations increases earnings during the Unidas vehicles’ lifetime Source: Unidas 7 New Unidas – A turnaround story People and Structure – Function based organizational structure changed to Business Unit focused structure Portfolio management –search for profitability Car rental: business expansion Underwriting – More conservative approach to Residual Value risk led to stricter underwriting policies Improved controls and procedures 8 Talented and aligned management Background Pedro Almeida 24 years in auto sales and rental at Ford, Honda and SAG CEO High performance culture Gisomar Marinho CFO Carlos Sarquis RAC Paulo Fraga Fleet Operations Levi Avila da Fonseca Used Car Sales Fani Feitosa People & Mngmt 22 years in finance at CEMAR, Lojas Americanas, Baker and Hughes and others 18 years in consumer finance at Grupo Itaú Unibanco, McKinsey and Chase Manhattan Bank 15 years in commercial, operational and administrative areas at ALL, Vale, Usiminas and Rocha Terminais Portuários 15 years in retail banking, leading some restructuring processes and new ventures at Grupo Itaú Unibanco and Grupo BBM High performance culture to be fostered, leveraging Funds experience in other industries Relevant variable compensation to be paid according to ROIC, Cash generation, Growth and Quality targets Retention of top talent is key performance indicator for leadership 10 years in HR at Ambev, Vivax and Danone Source: Unidas 9 Reestructure: Capital Return and Procedures Improvement FM Portfolio Reduction Reduction from 23 thousand to 17 thousand cars in Fleet Management division, not renewing non-profitable contracts. Increase in average profitability Residual Value Approach Introduction of new tools and methodologies for delinquency control Result of Mark-to-Market (R$ millions) RAC: Rate per day increased by 19%, from R$73 in June 2009 to R$88 in June 2012 Collection Introduction of new tools and methodologies for delinquency control Delinquency (after 3 months) 10 Stores Expansion Expansion of the store network +40 stores +10 stores +13 stores +3 spots +14 stores Opening of 8 Rent-a-Car stores, 5 Rent-a-Car Franchises and 3 Car Sales showrooms until June/12 11 Enterprise Partnership In April 2012, Unidas became the exclusive Master Franchise with the U.S. company Enterprise Holdings to operate the Alamo Rent a Car and National Car Rental brands in Brazil for 15 years, with possibility of renewal for another five years. Illustration from the Stores in Airports The Stores will be adapted with the inclusion of Alamo and National brands. 12 SECTION 2 Car Rental Market in Brazil Overwiew of the Car Rental Market Growing Market for Car Rental Participation of Fleet Management (% of total fleet) High Growth Potential Sources: Denatran, Fenabrave, ABLA and Data Monitor 14 SECTION 3 Results 2Q12 and 1H12 Destaques Financeiros - Consolidado Receita Líquida Consolidada (R$MM) EBITDA (R$MM) e Margem EBITDA 8,9% 5,0% 26,2% (13,5)% EBIT Ajustado (R$ MM) e Margem EBIT Ajustado 1 Lucro (Prejuízo) Líquido Ajustado (R$MM) 1 61,6% 293,3% 131,5% 131,3% 1 – EBIT e Lucro Líquido ajustados excluindo o efeito da depreciação extraordinária de R$31,1 MM registrada no 2T12, devido à redução do IPI para carros novos anunciada pelo governo em 21 de maio de 2012. Fonte: Unidas 16 Destaques por Negócio – RAC e TF Receita Líquida (R$ MM) por negócio EBITDA (R$ MM) por negócio 9,6% 7,1% EBIT Ajustado (R$ MM) por negócio 23,3% 28,1% 1 Frota Total por negócio (nº veículos) em 30/06/2012 96,5% 201,1% 1 – EBIT ajustado excluindo o efeito da depreciação extraordinária de R$31,1 MM registrada no 2T12, devido à redução do IPI para carros novos anunciada pelo governo em 21 de maio de 2012. Fonte: Unidas 17 Fleet Fleet Trend (thousand of vehicles) Net CAPEX – Fleet (R$ million) 49 49 +2,374 car (8.3%) Average Fleet Age (months) 25 50 Nº of Alienated Vehicles (11.1)% (31.4)% 18 Debt Net Debt (R$ million) % of Debt Collateralized by Fleet 06.30.2011 Debt Profile in 06.30.2012 - Principal (%) 06.30.2012 Custo Médio Anual da Dívida (Spread CDI +) (314) bps Fonte: Unidas 19 Rating Data: 20/09/2012 Rating: ‘brA’ na Escala Nacional Brasil, com Perspectiva Estável “Os fatores positivos dos ratings são a força da marca Unidas no mercado de aluguel diário de carros, que cresce ao se associar às marcas Alamo/National por meio de um acordo com a Enterprise Holdings Inc.; a sua forte posição de mercado com lojas instaladas nos principais aeroportos e nas praças mais importantes do país; e a sua estrutura de capital conservadora e liquidez confortável, desde que os fundos de private equity aportaram capital novo na empresa e o perfil de dívida alongou-se com a emissão de debêntures” Data: 16/07/2012 Rating: Nacional de Longo Prazo ‘A-(bra)’, com Perspectiva Estável “Os ratings da Unidas refletem sua robusta estrutura de capital, fruto da capitalização de R$300 milhões ocorrida em julho de 2011, e sua ainda significativa posição no mercado brasileiro de aluguel de carros e locação de frota”. Fonte: Unidas 20 Fleet Fleet Trend (thousand of vehicles) Net CAPEX – Fleet (R$ million) 49 49 +2,374 car (8.3%) Average Fleet Age (months) 25 50 Nº of Alienated Vehicles (11.1)% (31.4)% 21 Consolidated Net Revenue Net Revenue / Average Total Assets (R$ million) Consolidated Net Revenue (R$ million) 5.0% 420 bps (12.9)% (13.5)% 3.8% 22 EBITDA EBITDA (R$ million) and EBITDA Margin EBITDA (R$ million) and EBITDA Margin – Business Division 8.9% 23.3% 26.2% 18.9% 28.1% 40.8% EBITDA Margin Fleet Management Car Rental Total Rental 2Q11 61.1% 23.6% 45.2% 2Q12 71.2% 30.5% 54.1% 1H11 63.9% 26.9% 48.1% 1H12 71.7% 31.5% 54.4% 23 EBITDA EBITDA (R$ million) and EBITDA Margin 1 EBITDA (R$ million) and EBITDA Margin – Business Division 8,9% 23.3% 26,2% 18.9% 28.1% EBITDA Margin Fleet Management Car Rental Total Rental 2Q11 61.1% 23.6% 45.2% 2Q12 71.2% 30.5% 54.1% 1H11 63.9% 26.9% 48.1% 1H12 71.7% 31.5% 54.4% 1 - EBITDA margin calculated over the Rental Revenue 24 Adjusted EBIT 1 Adjusted EBIT (R$ million) and Adjusted EBIT Margin EBIT (R$ million) and EBIT Margin – Business Division 61.6% 96.5% 293.3% 201.1% EBIT Margin Fleet Management Car Rental Total Rental 2Q11 (8.2)% 36.7% 10.8% 2Q12 6.9% 62.5% 30.3% 1H11 (2.7)% 41.6% 16.2% 1H12 6.4% 59.4% 29.2% 1 - EBIT excluding the effect of extraordinary depreciation of BRL31.1 million recorded in 2Q12, due to the reduction of the IPI for new cars announced by the government on May 21, 2012. 25 Adjusted EBIT 1 Adjusted EBIT (R$ million) and Adjusted EBIT Margin 2 EBIT (R$ million) and EBIT Margin – Business Division 61.6% 96.5% 293.3% 201.1% EBIT Margin Fleet Management Car Rental Total Rental 2Q11 (8.2)% 36.7% 10.8% 2Q12 6.9% 62.5% 30.3% 1H11 (2.7)% 41.6% 16.2% 1H12 6.4% 59.4% 29.2% 1 - EBIT excluding the effect of extraordinary depreciation of BRL31.1 million recorded in 2Q12, due to the reduction of the IPI for new cars announced by the government on May 21, 2012. 2 - EBIT margin calculated over the Rental Revenue 26 Adjusted Net Income (R$ million) 131.5% 1 131.3% 1 – Net Income excluding the effect of extraordinary depreciation of BRL31.1 million recorded in 2Q12, due to the reduction of the IPI for new cars announced by the government on May 21, 2012. 27 Debt Net Debt / Equity Covenants Net Financial Debt / EBITDA <= 3.5 EBITDA / Net Financial Result >= 1.5 Collaterilized Fleet < 30% Net Debt / Fleet Value 4Q11 1Q12 2Q12 Jul/12 1.8 1.8 1.6 1.7 1.5 1.7 2.2 2.4 6% 5% 5% 5% Source: Unidas 28 Contacts PEDRO de ALMEIDA CEO GISOMAR MARINHO CFO HUMBERTO SOARES IR Manager Phones: +55 (11) 3155-4818 / 4879 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.unidas.com.br Fonte: Unidas 29 The End 30
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