Title: Results second quarter and first half 2002
1Results second quarter and first half 2002
- By Harrie Noy, Chairman Executive Board
- Amsterdam, The Netherlands, August 13, 2002
2ARCADIS continues profit growth half year 2002
Net income from operations 8
- Gross revenue
- Growth 3
- Operational margin
- Operating income 13
- Margin rises from 6.3 to 7.2
- Earnings per share
- Increase 8 to 0.52
Results satisfactory given economy
3Income 2nd quarter 2002 6.7 mln
Strong effect from exchange rate declines (real,
dollar)
Gross revenue Operating income Net income from
operations Net income f/ operations per
share Net income from operations excluding
exchange rate effects ) After goodwill EUR 0.1
mln
2001 201 11.3 6.3 0.31
2002 202 12.6 6.7 0.33
Growth 0 11 7 11 11
4Income 1st half 2002 10.6 mln
Gross revenue Operating income Net income from
operations Net income f/ operations per
share Net income from operations excluding
exchange rate effects ) After goodwill EUR 0.1
mln
2001 382 18.0 9.9 0.49
2002 395 20.3 10.6 0.52
Growth 3 13 8 8 10
5Sources of growth 2002
Gross revenue
First half year 3 5 -1 -1 6
Second quarter 0 4 -1 -3 5
- Total
- Autonomous
- Acquisitions/divestments
- Exchange rates
- - Autonomous excl. effect real estate valuations
6Important developments
- Autonomous growth at a good level
- Growth mainly in Latin-America, Spain, Belgium
- Infrastructure strong around the world
- Environment continues growth in U.S.
- Gross revenues U.S. slightly lower
- Integration Dutch operations positive effects
7Development operating income
In euro mln
8
4
24
11
13
8Development net income and EPS (excl.
extraordinary items)
In euro
In mln euro
0.90
0.75
0.60
0.45
0.52
0.49
0.44
0.30
0.38
0.34
0.15
0.00
Net income
21
13
8
5
11
9Balance sheet
- Healthy balance sheet
- Equity somewhat lower resulting from exchange
rate effects - Temporary pressure solvency through purchase of
own shares - Low leverage limits interest burden
- Enough room for acquisitions also after French
takeover
10Gross revenue Market segments half year 2002
11Infrastructure 13
- Netherlands besides high speed and Betuwelijn,
also Hanzelijn - Start ring Antwerp
- Large assignments Spain related to investment
program - Growth U.S. despite some market pressure
- Energy projects Brazil provide strong growth
- Position rail infra Chili
HSL projects Spain
12Environment 2
- Autonomous growth 4
- Fully attributable to U.S.
- U.S. GRIP projects for DOD
- Brazil growth through Hydro Ambiente
- Environment as entry point for expansion services
to industry
13Buildings 8
- Decline in U.S. and Netherlands
- Continued growth in Spain and Belgium
- Netherlands decline office market recudtion
less profitable work - U.S. almost stable vs. Q4 2001
- Two large assignments U.S. automotive industry
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
14Communications 16
- Decline from real estate valuation and telecom
- Telecom stable vs. Q4 2001
- Focus telecom on higher margin projects
- First mile Deventer
- Antennas on rail portals
- GIS-market continues growth (22)
15Gross revenue Regions
16Acquisitions
- Spain (in Q2, 2002)
- Casta, gross revenue EUR 4 mln
- Manage senior citizen housing and services
- Growth market in Spain
- France (after Q2, 2002)
- FCI, gross revenue EUR 60 mln 800 employees
- 80 infrastructure 20 environment
- Home market position in France (top 5)
Positive effect on earnings per share
17Outlook market
- Infrastructure
- Market demand stays at good level
- Environment
- Opportunities for growth in U.S.
- Revenue gets long-term character through GRIPTM
- Buildings
- Better order book U.S.
- Market recovery depends on economy
- Communications
- No recovery in telecom before 2004
- Result from abolishment real estate tax limited
18Outlook 2002
- Lower autonomous growth in second half
- Insecurity economic recovery
- Earlier revenue decline buildings/communications
- Exchange rates negative translation effect
- Compensation from contribution acquisitions
- Further margin improvement
- Depending on economic recovery net income 5-10
higher - Barring unforeseen circumstances
19infrastructure, buildings, environment,
communications
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