Title: PACIFICA GROUP LIMITED
1 - PACIFICA GROUP LIMITED
- FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE
- HALF YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2001
2 - HIGHLIGHTS
- US Automotive strong
- Australian Automotive softer
- Partial recovery in Construction
- Sale of Plastics
3 - AGENDA
- Summary Financials
- Sale of Plastics
- Construction Products
- Automotive
- Outlook
- Strategic Direction
4 SUMMARY PL
Millions 1st Half
01 1st Half 00 Change
Revenue 615.6 536.0 14.8 EBIT 42.3 39.8 6.1
Profit after tax 16.3 16.8
(3.3) EPS (cents) 10.9 c 11.5 c
(5.2) DPS (cents) 8.5 c 8.5 c Franking
() 81 60 Underlying Tax Rate
() 27.3 32.4 Note All comparisons reflect
2000 pre abnormals
5 SALES ANALYSIS BY DIVISION
2000
2001
6 EBIT ANALYSIS BY DIVISION (Pre 2000 Abnormals)
2001
2000
7 CASH FLOW / DEBT / CAPEX
1st Half
01 1st Half 00
Operating Cash Flow ( millions)
40.8 67.9 Capex ( millions) 36.9 57.0 Capex
Depreciation 1.1 times 1.9
times Gearing 62.4 61.3 Note Pre sale
of Plastics
8 CASH FLOW
1st Half
01 1st Half 00
- Operating Cash Flow ( millions)
40.8 67.9 - On budget performance
- Difference between periods all relates to
Automotive - Structural issues apply
9 SALE OF PLASTICS
Millions
Sale Proceeds 44.5 Debt Removed from Balance
Sheet 29.6 Profit on Sale 3.4 Reduced
Gearing -11 Nominally EPS dilutive in H2
10 - CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS - MAIN ISSUES
- Performances differ considerably by region
- Webforge Asia positive
- Webforge Aust/NZ in line with expectations
- Lionweld Kennedy remains an issue
- Lionweld Middle East growing strongly
- Melwire relocation issues continued in H1
11 - AUTOMOTIVE - MAIN ISSUES
- US market - held firm
- Knoxville - increased volumes and improved
production efficiencies - Columbia - ramp up delay
- Australia - domestic solid but exports to US soft
- Asia - maintained performance
12 GEOGRAPHIC SALES ANALYSIS - AUTOMOTIVE
2000
2001
13 GEOGRAPHIC EBIT ANALYSIS - AUTOMOTIVE
2001
2000
14 - OUTLOOK - H2 and Beyond
- US market should hold
- Columbia new programs in H2
- Domestic market - domestic solid but exports to
US soft - Further ahead
- Corvette corners commences late 2002
- Toyota commences mid 2002
- Reorganisation has enhanced capability to gain
business - Target markets Japan and the US
15 - STRATEGIC DIRECTION
- Evolution into an industrial technology company
- Growth
- New technology
- Faster innovation
- Enhance shareholder value