Title: Financial Summary
1Financial Summary
- Presentation by Andrew Walsh, CFO
- 31 October 2006
2Agenda
- Group historical performance
- Earnings by Lines of business
- Liquidity
- Summary of latest financials (30th June 2006)
- Outlook
3Financial Years 2001-2006
- Inconsistent order intake profile
- A number of difficult lump sum projects won in
2001/2002 to grow headline Revenues - 2003 Revenues 1.1bn
- Resources stretched
- Projects over budget
- Earnings impacted in 2001- 2003 Profits mostly
on the back of asset sales including sale of
buildings
4Financial Years 2001-2006 - Earnings
- 2004 Profits supported by close out of claims on
legacy projects - underlying EPC projects loss making (BassGas)
- low returns from Petrosea and Services
- Property business contributes 10m to group
results - 2005 loss almost entirely Bassgas
- 2006 Impact of G1 and Panna (Indian projects)
5Results by Line of Business
6Earnings by Lines of Business
7Profit by Lines of Business - Projects
- Line of business is predominantly fixed price,
EPC style projects - Losses reported on
- Bassgas Contract cost increases, Bonds (LD)
claims, legal costs - G1 and Panna Engineering changes impacted
offshore schedule and major customer delays on G1 - Inconsistent activity levels (first half of 2005
very low order book)
8Profit by Lines of Business - Services
- Services business has continued to grow. The
business has won a number of multi year
engineering and OM contracts over the past 2
years - - Gorgon
- Conoco Philips
- Saudi Aramco
- Woodside ESC
- Plus growth in Engineering in Shedden and in
support of Clough projects - And most recently Boddington with Murray and
Roberts
9Profit by Lines of Business - Petrosea
- Petrosea is fully consolidated in the Clough
group accounts. - Growth is in Mining, Supply base and improved
returns on Oil and Gas Offshore projects - Mining includes 2 major multi year mining
projects (250m). Investment in new plant in
support of these projects - 30m (mostly funded
through equipment suppliers) - Petrosea is listed on the Jakarta SX current
market cap is 93.5m (circa net assets)
10Profit by Lines of Business - Property
- Property has grown from a 3m earnings per annum
business to an average 11m per annum over the
last 3 years. - Further development requires incremental funding
plus structured finance vehicles. - Clough announced the proposal to sell August 06.
Net assets in balance sheet at 30th June - 56m. - Sale process well progressed through Investec
completion Q4,06/Q1,07
11Cash Holdings Debt
- Cash holdings reduction is repayment of advances
and Contract losses (Including Bassgas) - Debt increases include adverse funding on Indian
contracts, increased equipment finance for
Petrosea asset acquisitions (mining) and
increased activity in Property financed through
individual projects. - Delays on G1 and Panna impacted Debtor and
Creditor balances at year end. Agreements reached
post year end have improved position
FY 2005 and 2006 balances adjusted for AIFRS
12Financial Performance - Summary
Year Ended 30 Jun 2006 2006 2005 M M
Net Profit (Loss) after tax (15.1) (57.6) Gro
up Turnover 922.0 629.5 Cash Holdings 53.6 64.9
Debt (114.1) (59.6) Net Assets 187.7 175.4 New
orders Order Intake 918.9 1097.9 Order
Book 808.7 853.6
13Results by Half Year
14Profit 2 Year Outlook
Earnings Before Interest Tax ( Millions)
-15
-10
-5
0
5
10
15
20
Clough
EBIT RANGE
Projects/EPC
Clough
EBIT RANGE
Services/EPCM
EBIT RANG
Petrosea
EBIT RANGE
Clough Property
Update August 06
15Summary
- Risk profile in current order book substantially
different to prior years major outstanding risk
is close out of Panna and G1 - Property business sale announced
- Convertible note issue 38m December 06 fully
underwritten by Murray and Roberts at 36.8cents
available to all shareholders (coupon rate 10) - Bassgas arbitration hearing first phase
expected Q1 2007
16Questions
- Presentation to JPMorgan
- Andrew Walsh, CFO
- 31 October 2006
17Financial Year 2001-2003
18Financial Year 2004-2006
19Profit 2 Year Outlook
EBIT RANGE
20Profit by Business Unit