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Pierre & Vacances

Earnings Release Jan 21, 2010

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Growth in Q1 2009/2010 turnover of 10.7% with rise in property development making up for fall in tourism businesses

1 – Events

In Q1 2009/2010, the tourism offering was rounded out by the operation of mountain residences taken over from Intrawest (Arc 1950 and Flaine-Montsoleil). Otherwise, the announced disposal of three Hôtels Latitudes commercial leases materialised during the quarter with the sale of a first hotel in Val d'Isère.

The latest quarterly construction cost index (CCI) published on 8 January 2010 was down 5.77% over one year and this should lower rents of residences managed by the Group in France.

2 – Q1 2009/2010 turnover

Consolidated Q1 2009/2010 turnover (from 1 October to 31 December 2009) rose by 10.7% to €329.2 million with the 53.1% surge in property development turnover making up for the 4.8% decline in tourism turnover.

Current
Euro millions 2009/2010 2008/2009 structure
Tourism 207.3 217.7 -4.8%
o/w accommodation turnover 106.7 110.5 -3.5%
- Pierre & Vacances Tourisme Europe 70.1 71.7 -2.2%
- Center Parcs Europe 137.2 146.0 -6.1%
Property development 122.0 79.7 +53.1%
Total Q1 329.3 297.4 +10.7%

Tourism turnover:

Q1 2009/2010 turnover totalled €207.3 million, including €106.7 million in accommodation turnover stemming from:

  • Pierre & Vacances Tourisme Europe for €42.3 million, representing growth of 1.6%. Growth of 17.2% in turnover from mountain destinations (including the healthy performance by Intrawest) and 4.7% in city destinations made up for the decline in turnover from seaside destinations. Growth was primarily driven by the 3.9% rise in average letting rates, reduced by a 2.3% decline in the number of nights sold.

  • Center Parcs Europe for €64.4 million, representing a decline of 6.5% relative to the year-earlier period when turnover rose 7.5% relative to Q1 2007/2008. Average letting rates only dropped by 1.8% while the number of nights sold fell by 4.8%.

Decrease in services turnover was in line with the decline in occupancy rates.

Property development turnover:

Turnover from property development surged 53.1% to €122.0 million compared with €79.7 million in the year-earlier period.

Turnover in the quarter was driven by new developments (€89.6 million) with a high contribution from Center Parcs le Domaine des Trois Forêts (Moselle-Lorraine) and the remainder stemming from Les Seniorales and renovations (La Défense, Cap D'Agde…).

2 – Outlook

In view of Q1 2009/2010 tourism turnover and the slight improvement in reservation trends for Q2, we are currently expecting virtually stable accommodation turnover in H1 2009/2010.

Property development turnover in H1 2009/2010 ought to be in line with the year-earlier period.

For further information:
Investor relations Press and public relations
Sophie Machino Valérie Lauthier
+33 (0) 1 58 21 53 76 +33 (0) 1 58 21 54 61
[email protected] [email protected]

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