Title: Interserve Plc Group overview
1- Interserve Plc Group overview
2A leading services, maintenance and building group
Interserve has 3 distinct characteristics
- Leading U.K. outsourced
- service provider
- Sustainable growth
- Strong platform
- Visible order book
- Unique position in the
- Middle East
- Rapid, profitable growthacross the region
- Long-term partners
- Experience local knowledge
- Portfolio of high quality,
- complimentary PFI assets
- Long-term, visible returnsacross the asset life
cycle - Mature portfolio
3Our business Competencies across the asset
lifecycle
- Integrator of services
- Multiple services at one point in time
- Sequential services across the asset lifecycle
- Long-term partner
4Interserve At a glance
Revenue - by activity
Revenue - by geography
Operating profit - by geography
Operating profit - by activity
5Some of our clients
Public Sector
Private Sector
6Outsourcing servicesMaking businesses work more
efficiently
- Two divisions satisfying demand in one
marketplace - Facilities Management tailored, total solutions
- Large contracts requiring integration of wide
range of services - 90 client retention
- Specialist services single service solutions
- Security/technical/environmental services
- Specialist expertise with significant growth
potential - Strong sector credentials in business-critical
environments - Excellent track record and customer knowledge
7Sustainability RENEWABLES
8Outsourcing servicesMarket drivers and
opportunities
Strategy
- Supportive public policy
- Increased public sector outsourcing
- Legislation/regulation
- Exploit ongoing change in areas requiring our
expertise e.g. health, education, defence - Address new sectors
- Broaden service range
- Requirements across public and private sectors
to - Improve service delivery
- Reduce costs
- Manage sustainability
- Promote bundled services
- Strategic partnering
- Carbon management sustainability solutions
RENEWABLES
Continued strong demand for outsourcing service
9Project Services Planning and creating physical
assets
- True partnership approach ensures strong
relationships - 80 UK / 90 ME repeat business
- Long-term framework agreements with clients
provide high revenue stability and visibility - Key partner for UK social infrastructure (public
private) - HM prisons / utilities / schools / health
- Strong UK platform supports fast-growing position
in Middle East - Personnel and knowledge transfer from UK to ME
- ME contributed 53 divisional profit in H1 2008,
from 21 in 2002
10Project ServicesGrowth opportunities
Growth drivers
Strategy
- UK Public infrastructure
- Increased spend in education, health and prisons
- Refurbishment of existing estate assets
- Capitalise on strong client and partner
relationships - Continue developing specialist sector knowledge
and construction techniques
- UK Private infrastructure
- Repair, refurbishment of existing estates
- Increased investment by utilities
- Position the business to take advantage of
opportunities in emerging markets and sectors - E.g. waste, sustainability
- Middle East
- Strong GDP growth forecast
- Socio-economic drive to invest in infrastructure
- Client expansion
- Geographic expansion
- Exploit client long-term relationships
Focus on vital elements of the built environment
11Equipment ServicesDesign, hire and sell
specialist equipment
- Distinguish ourselves through
- Engineering excellence
- Product innovation
- Logistical expertise
- 3 main hubs
- ME unprecedented demand
- UK record performance
- Australia -Benefitting from increased mineral
extraction - Delivers vital benefits to clients
- Time saving
- Labour saving
- Safety
- Niche business with good margins (up to 20)
- Global direction, local service
12Equipment ServicesGrowth opportunities
Growth drivers
Strategy
- Growing sophistication in construction practices
- Time labour increasingly valuable
- Design complexity increasing
- Ongoing programme of innovative product design
- Provide international rapid engineering design
response to project requirements
- Geographic shifts in demand
- Demographic movement among client base
- Design transferability into products
- Manage logistics centrally
- Export/agency/depot options
- Regulation/legislation
- Complexity
- Focus on regions / work types where site safety
is a significant issue
Global direction, local service targeting
growth markets
13Middle EastLong-term growth story
- Over 25-year presence in the region
- Strong UK market position vital to success
- Operations in UAE, Qatar, Oman, Saudi, Bahrain
- Significant acceleration in growth in recent
years - Now accounts for 30 Group profits (CAGR of 45
since 2000) - High quality relationships/partnerships
- Excellent reputation
- Significant level of repeat business (90)
- Attractive, sustainable margins
- Current focus is Project and Equipment Services
- Opportunity to develop locally-based facilities
management business
14Middle East growth opportunities
Growth drivers
Strategy
- Strong GDP growth forecast
- UAE 6.5
- Qatar 7.5
- Oman 5.0
- Cash-rich societies with under-developed
infrastructure - Countries competing for their place in the future
- Business based on relationships proven delivery
- Trusted clients developing their businesses
internationally
- Geographic expansion
- Saudi, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Libya
- Leverage local knowledge between divisions
- Development of facilities management services
- Exploit client relationships as they enter new
territories
Very significant potential for the foreseeable
future
Average annual growth to 2012. Source Business
Monitor International
15PFI Embodiment of all our abilities
- Advising, sponsoring, delivering
- Attractive returns across the lifecycle
- Sponsor
- Invest
- Hold or harvest
- Long-term, visible cash flows
- Typically commit up to half of the equity
- Established secondary market for assets
16PFI/PPP portfolio analysisat 30 Jun 2008
17PFI portfolio valuation
18Future workload 6.4 billion
19Interserve future direction
New markets
New services
20Summary
- Strong performance
- Leading U.K. outsourced service provider
- Sustainable growth
- Strong platform
- Visible order book
- Expanding opportunities in the Middle East
- Rapid, profitable growth across the region
- Portfolio of high quality, complimentary PFI
assets - Long-term, visible returns across the asset
lifecycle - Record future workload
- Exciting opportunities in new markets and services
21Appendices
22Income statement
23Analysis of operating profit
PS margin is UK operations
24Net debt 2007
114.8m
101.6m
25Cash flow and net debt
26Pensions
- Pre-tax funding position 110.5m (31 December
2007 83.1m) - Investment value down 7 per cent, on sharp fall
in asset prices - Present value of liabilities reduced by 1 per
cent due principally to increased bond yields,
partly offset by increased inflation assumptions - Increase in income statement charge for period to
7.3m(H1 2007 5.1m) - Cash contributions in H1 12.5m (H1 2007 11.3m)
- Next triennial to reassess funding requirement to
be based onend-2008 figures
27Formwork and falsework