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KN Energies AB

Earnings Release Aug 29, 2014

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SC KLAIPĖDOS NAFTA PRESENTATION FOR THE SIX MONTHS PERIOD ENDED 30 JUNE 2014

Main activities

Date and place of registration: 27 September 1994, State Enterprise Centre of Registers

Authorized share capital: 380.606.184 Litas Company code: 110648893 Address: Burių g. 19, 91003 Klaipėda E-mail address: [email protected] Internet site: www.oil.lt, www.sgd.lt

Telephone/Fax numbers: +370 46 391772/ +370 46 311399

The strategic objectives of AB Klaipėdos Nafta:

  • To maintain status of the object of national significance and to diversify activity of the Company,
  • To improve effectiveness of the Company,
  • To improve operativeness and flexibility of the terminal,
  • To improve attractiveness of the Oil products terminal for oil refineries,
  • To improve internal processes,
  • To assure requirements of environmental protection.

The Company is strategic company of the Lithuanian energy sector:

  • In February 2012, the Government of the Republic of Lithuania assigned the Company to implement a strategic project of construction of the LNGT until the end of 2014 which is significant for the energy sector of Lithuania;
  • The Company ensures a possibility to import oil products to Lithuania, if necessary;
  • The Company was granted storage of the obligatory reserve of oil products of the Republic of Lithuania;
  • By reference to the adopted law of 10 October 2002 regarding companies and equipments and other important companies of strategic value for national security of Lithuanian Republic, the Company was defined as a company of strategic value for national security.

Oil terminal's characteristics

Two four-track railway trestles provide a possibility to discharge or load 124 tank-

450 cub. m thousand total volume (Subaciaus FS 340 cub. m thousand )

Waste water collected and treated annually up to 400 cub. m thousand (160 m3/h)

A service to import gasoline and diesel by tankers for the Lithuanian market needs

  • 4 loading points at the same time

Length: 270 each Tanker batch: up to 100,000 t with 12.5 m depth

EXPORT

IMPORT

  • Reverse process to the export
  • Loading possibility to railway-cars or autotankers

OTHER

  • Collecting waste (oily water) from vessels
  • Tankers mooring
  • Long term rent of storage tankers (Subaciaus Fuel Storage SFS)

Activities and services

Klaipėdos nafta Transshipment of oil products during 2001 – 2013 (million tones)

Results of financial activities: Sales revenue and Profitability

Profitability (2009 – the six months of 2014)

The six
months of
2014
The
six
months of
2013
Change
(%)
Transhipment of oil products (net, thousand
tons):
2,415 3,569 -32.3%
HFO 1,428 2,266 -37.0%
LFO 987 1,303 -24.3%
Transhipment of oil products market (net,
thousand tons):
2,415 3,569 -32.3%
Export (Orlen
Lietuva, AB)
1,579 2,163 -27.0%
Transit (oil refineries of Russia and Belarus) 782 1,368 -42.8%
Other 54 38 42.9%
Investments (PP&E acquisitions) (LTL thousand) 47,730 37,556 28.0%
Oil terminal 3,103 13,406 -73.7%
Liquefied natural gas terminal 44,554 24,150 84.5%
Subaciaus
fuel storage
73 0 0.0%
Number of employees 379 361 5.0%
Oil terminal 306 310 -1.3%
Liquefied natural gas terminal 43 21 104.8%
Subaciaus
fuel storage
30 30 0.0%

Comments:

The transhipment activity in the first six months of 2014 was lower comparing to the same period of 2013:

  • Orlen Lietuva, AB reduced the refinery because of unfavorable global oil refining margins and correspondingly the export through the terminal of the Company;
  • The transit oil products from Russian and Belorussian refineries has reduced in 2014 comparing to 2013 because of increased competition of the Russian ports.

Main operating figures of the six first months of 2014

Comments:

Net profit of fist six months of 2014 amounts to LTL 12,673 thousand, a decrease of 41% or LTL 8,750 thousand compared to the same period 2013 (LTL 21,423 thousand).

Decreasing of net profit during the first months of 2014 was influenced by the main factor - less oil transhipment and storage revenue. All oil transhipment and storage revenue decreased LTL 13,967 thousand.

Main operating figures of the six first months of 2014

LTL thousand The six months
of 2014
The six months
of 2013
Change
(%)
Sales revenue 57,750 72,070 -19.9%
Gross profit 20,887 30,744 -32.1%
EBITDA 26,619 37,157 -28.4%
EBIT 14,114 24,866 -43.2%
Financial and investment
activities result
673 304 121.4%
Profit before taxation 14,787 25,171 -41.3%
Net profit 12,673 21,423 -40.8%
Gross profit margin 21.94% 29.73% -26.2%
30
June 2014
31 December 2013
Non-current assets 559,935 523,681 6.9%
Current assets 120,309 152,153 -20.9%
Total assets 680,244 675,834 0.7%
Shareholders' equity 583,967 571,651 2.2%

Main results of the first six months of 2014 financial activities

Equity and Liabilities

Comments:

  • Share capital (LTL 394,1 million) 30 June 2014 amounted to 57,9 % of the total assets.
  • Non-current liabilities amounted 59,1 LTL million, including EIB loan – LTL 51,2 million.
  • Debt ratio 0,14
  • Gross liquidity ratio (current ratio)– 3,31

The main areas of investments:

Major Oil
terminal
investments

In
2014
finished
reconstruction
of
the
storage
tank
park
of
HFO
tanks
park:
demolition
of
the
four
old
storage
m3
tanks
each
5
000
m3
and
construction
of
the
two
new
universal
storage
tanks
each
32,250

Modernization
works
of
the
fire
safety
system;

Renovation
of
separation
of
steam
boilers
of
heat
production
unit
and
other
important
investment.
LNG project
investments
Since the beginning of the project until 30-06-2014 the total amount of investments comprise LTL 142.2 million:
LTL 34 .0million payments to leading LNG terminal consultant FLUOR;

LTL 48.6 million comprise construction of gas pipeline ;

LTL 22.1 million comprise construction of the jetty;

LTL 37.5 million comprise other project implementation expenses.

For financing of the LNGT project in 2013 the Company concluded the Financing Agreement for EUR 87 million loan
with the European Investment Bank (EIB).
Up to 50% of project costs are financed under this contract. The NIB
adopted a decision to grant Company a credit of up to EUR 34.754 thousand (LTL 120.000 thousand) for
implementation of the project of liquefied natural gas terminal in Lithuania. The term of the credit –
up to 20 years.
On
8 July 2014 the Seimas
of the Republic of Lithuania decided to grant a state guarantee to the Nordic Investment
Bank.
Subacius
fuel
storage
investments
In 2012
the Company has added Subacius
fuel storage base as a part of its activity. This object allowed Company to
diversify its activity with the long term oil products storage. The 10 year service contract with the Lithuanian state
company guarantees the long term income.
In 2014 the major investments are oriented:

Water treatment system modernization;

Upgrade fire safety equipment and tools.
  • To increase the oil terminal's flexibility in accepting different types of oil products;
  • To ensure the compliance with environmental and fire safety requirements;
  • The implementation of the LNGT Project.

LNGT project: Technology and geographical location

  • Lower costs (avg. LTL 520-790 million);
  • Faster manufacturing period (1-3 years);
  • Flexible and easily expanded capacity;
  • More geographical places available;
  • FSRU might be used as LNG carrier.

FSRU

  • Comparably expensive (LTL 900-2.600 million);
  • Long construction period (5-7 years);
  • Too few possible geographical locations because of specialties of Lithuanian shore.
  • Higher impact on the environment.

  • The basic function of the LNG terminal receive and temporally store LNG, to gasify and deliver it to the transmission system.

  • When choosing a terminal technology, two opportunities were evaluated: FSRU technology and onshore terminal. Executing the LNG project, FSRU technology was selected for the following reasons:
  • a) 50 per cent lower capital investments;
  • b) 2 year shorter period for project implementation;
  • c) more flexible technology (FSRU can be moved to another location or used as LNG carrier).
  • In 2010 by decision of interdepartmental work groups, the most appropriate underlying location of the LNG terminal was chosen the southern part of Klaipeda seaport Pigs Back's island.

Geographical location

LNGT project

Impact

Third party access will spur competition

The terminal will help to diversify energy

sources

Ensures security of energy supply

Import prices will reflect the global market

price level

Optimal infrastructure decisions

Šaltinis: Projekto techninė dokumentacija

LNGT project FSRU leasing contract

  • Höegh LNG Limited who won the public tender builds one the most modern FSRU in the World "Independence".
  • The agreement "turn key", i.e., Höegh is obliged to build, test FSRU as LNG carrier, deliver it to Klaipeda and test FSRU as a terminal + 10 years activity service.

294 m

Technical specifications:

Location South
of the Klaipeda State port
Supplier Höegh
LNG
Storage capacity 000 m3
170
Annual capacity Up to 4
billions gas in regasified
form

Presentation for the six months period ended 30 June 2014 17

294 m

12,6 m

45 m

Storage capacity 170.000 m3

LNGT project FSRU leasing contract

Jetty construction: pictures from the construction site

Piles digging Piles concreting

Jetty platforms concreting Jetty platforms concreting

Jetty investments: main equipment

High pressure arm Connection hooks

Gas pipeline construction: pictures from the construction sites

HD drilling pathway

Gas pipeline trace

Gas pipeline trace

Income from the security supplement

The fixed costs of the LNG terminal are covered through Security supplement to the gas transmission tariff.

LNG terminal revenues structure

LNGT Project schedule

Shareholders

• 29 April 2014 General meeting of shareholders approved the payment of dividends for the shareholders amounting LTL 0.0009366255 per share (total amount allocated for the dividends comprise 356,485 LTL).

30
June
2014
31 December
2013
Shareholder's name
(company's name, address, company code of registration)
Number of
owned shares
(unit)
Part of
authorized
capital (%)
Number of
owned shares
(unit)
Part of
authorized
capital (%)
The
Republic
of
Lithuania,
represented
by
the
Ministry
of
Energy
of
the
Republic
of
Lithuania
(Gedimino
pr.
38/2,
Vilnius,
302308327)
275,241,290 72.32 275,241,290 72.32
Concern
Achemos
grupė
UAB
(Jonalaukis
village,
Jonava
district,
156673480)
38,975,150 10.24 38,975,150 10.24
Other
(each
owning
less
than
5%)
66,389,744 17.44 66,389,744 17.44
Total 380,606,184 100.00 380,606,184 100.00

The shareholders having more than 5% of the authorized capital of the Company as at 30 June 2014 and at 31 December 2013:

Shares

  • Since 2003 the shares of the Company are listed on NASDAQ OMX Vilnius stock exchange:
  • ISIN code LT0000111650
  • Abbreviation KNF1L
  • Share emission (pcs.) 380,606,184
  • Turnover in Vilnius stock exchange during January-June 2014: LTL 10.6 million

DYNAMICS OF THE SHARE PRICE AT NASDAQ OMX VILNIUS DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 2014

Highest share price Lowest share price Share price at the end of
period
Average share
price
Turnover, unit Turnover
LTL 1.12 0.97 1.00 1.03 10,634,197 10,990,406
EUR 0.32 0.28 0.29 0.30 10,634,197 3,183,042

As of 3 June 2014 the Company's market capitalization was LTL 380.6 million (EUR 110.9 million).

Dynamics of KNF1L share price, share turnover and NASDAQ OMX Vilnius index in the first six months of 2014

Coments: In June SEB ESTONIA AS CUSTODIAN FOR BANK AUSTRIA transferred ~ 8 million share to SEB SA OMNIBUS (FUNDS/INST CLIENTS)

Management of the Company

  • The Company, in general, follows the Governance Code of NASDAQ OMX AB Vilnius for the companies listed on the regulated market.
  • The Supervisory Board comprise of 3 (three) members.
  • The Audit Committee comprise of 3 (three) members.
  • The Board comprise of 4 (four) members.
  • 25 August 2014. The Supervisory Council of Company adopted the following decisions:
  • to recall from the Board Members of the Company Valdas Lastauskas;
  • to elect Dainius Bražiūnas as the new Board Member of the Company until the term of office of the acting Board of Company.

Organizational management structure

Members of the Board as at 30 June 2014

Rytis Ambrazevičius

Independent Member of the Board of the Company. Elected as the Board member by the Supervisory Board on 24 October 2011. The Supervisory renewed the mandate on 29 April 2014 for 4 years or until the time, when the new Board is elected ant starts acting.

Mindaugas Jusius

Independent Member of the Board of the Company. Elected as the Board member by the Supervisory Board on 24 October 2011. The Supervisory renewed the mandate on 29 April 2014 for 4 years or until the time, when the new Board is elected ant starts acting.

Valdas Lastauskas

Member of the Board of the Company. Elected as the Board member by the Supervisory Board on 24 May 2013. On 25 August 2014 the Supervisory Council of Company to recall from the Board Members of the Company Valdas Lastauskas.

Rokas Masiulis

Member of the Board of the Company, General Manager. Elected as the Board member by the Supervisory Board on 17 September 2010. The Supervisory renewed the mandate on 29 April 2014 for 4 years or until the time, when the new Board is elected ant starts acting.

  • There is no permanent Chairman of the Board elected, therefore, the Chairman of the Board is elected from the Board members every meeting by ad hoc principle.
  • On 25 August 2014 the Supervisory Council of Company adopted the following decisions:
  • to recall from the Board Members of the Company Valdas Lastauskas;
  • to elect Dainius Bražiūnas as the new Board Member of the Company until the term of office of the acting Board of Company.

The Directors of the Company

Rokas Masiulis General Manager

Gediminas Vitkauskas Director of Oil terminal department

Osvaldas Sabaliauskas Deputy General Manager of the Company

Sigitas Zakalskis Director of Commerce department

Mantas Bartuška Director of Finance and Administration Department

Rolandas Zukas Director of the LNGT terminal

  • G.Vitkauskas, Director of Department of Oil terminal, has 3.600 shares of the Company, that comprise 0,00001 per cent of share capital and voting rights. Other Directors have no direct interest in the share capital of the Company.
  • On 6 May 2014 Mantas Bartuška, the Director of Finance and Administrations Department, was awarded with the title "Director of Finances of the year 2014" in the event organised by daily newspaper "Verslo žinios" and by the Association of Financial Analysts. Electing the best finance manager of the year much attention was paid to strategic thinking of the Finance Manager, assigned responsibilities, implemented projects and sociability.

Thank you for your attention For more information about the Company please visit our website www.oil.lt; www.sgd.lt

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