Investor Presentation • Sep 21, 2022
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Services to people in stable and resilient focus areas
Focus on companies with high value and strong growth potential
Investment focus "services to people", acquire companies (private or listed small caps) with resilient business models and promising strategies and products
Enter at attractive valuations and help management to boost and maximise the company's potential
On strategic and operational level, stakes of 30% to 60% to combine capital gains and stable annual returns for shareholders
Long-term orientation
Grow and manage companies for long-term value creation
Transformation is unfolding and will realize additional value in the future
The portfolio includes investments in different investment phases and hence long-term potential for further exits and special dividends
| Degree of active management | |
|---|---|
| high | low |
| Value unlocking potential | |
| low | high |
| Key price and value information | ||
|---|---|---|
| MARKET CAPITALISATION (20.9.2022) | CURRENT SHARE PRICE (21.9.2022) | KEPLER CHEUVREUX TARGET PRICE* |
| CHF 1.7bn | CHF 19.30 | CHF 19.40 |
| 52 WEEKS LOW | 52 WEEKS HIGH | |
| CHF 12.20 | CHF 22.00 | *based on sum-of-the-parts valuation methodology, confirmed also by recent PwC sum of the parts valuation |
| Consolidated income statement (in CHFk) |
Actual 2020 |
Actual 2021 |
Actual HY21 |
Actual HY22 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total revenue | 733'018 | 895'015 | 409'766 | 584'169 |
| External services | (91'804) | (107'684) | (51'720) | (57'731) |
| Net revenue | 641'214 | 787'330 | 358'046 | 526'438 |
| % growth | 2.9% | 22.8% | n.a. | 47.0% |
| EBITDAR | 99'294 | 152'363 | 83'952 | 125'737 |
| EBITDAR margin | 15.5% | 19.4% | 23.4% | 23.9% |
| Rental expenses | (62'645) | (73'920) | (35'277) | (39'804) |
| EBITDA | 36'649 | 78'443 | 48'675 | 85'933 |
| EBITDA margin | 5.7% | 10.0% | 13.6% | 16.3% |
| EBIT | (23'277) | 16'772 | 20'211 | 53'893 |
| EBIT margin | -3.6% | 2.1% | 5.6% | 10.2% |
| Consolidated balance sheet | Actual | Actual | Actual | Actual |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (in CHFk) | 2020 | 2021 | HY21 | HY22 |
| Cash and cash equivalents | 65'559 | 63'418 | 94'240 | 69'195 |
| Accounts receivable | 137'363 | 175'402 | 152'824 | 183'753 |
| Other current assets | 106'443 | 144'344 | 114'160 | 134'466 |
| Total non-current assets | 1'220'582 | 1'347'265 | 1'229'519 | 1'446'827 |
| Total assets | 1'529'948 | 1'730'429 | 1'590'743 | 1'834'241 |
| Financial liabilities and other borrowings | 841'737 | 841'267 | 803'533 | 918'876 |
| Other liabilities | 268'571 | 303'712 | 254'431 | 306'128 |
| Total liabilities | 1'110'308 | 1'144'979 | 1'057'964 | 1'225'004 |
| Share capital | 83'500 | 84'529 | 83'500 | 84'529 |
| Reserves and retained earnings | 277'734 | 401'391 | 393'391 | 424'513 |
| Equity excl. minority interests | 361'234 | 485'920 | 476'891 | 509'042 |
| Minority interests | 58'406 | 99'530 | 55'888 | 100'195 |
| Equity incl. minority interests | 419'640 | 585'451 | 532'779 | 609'237 |
| Total liabilities and equity | 1'529'948 | 1'730'429 | 1'590'743 | 1'834'241 |
| Equity ratio | 27.4% | 33.8% | 33.5% | 33.2% |
| Leverage ratio | 55.0% | 48.6% | 50.5% | 50.1% |
| Net debt | 776'177 | 777'849 | 709'293 | 849'681 |
• Thus, total cash and nearly cash-like items amount to a solid CHF 253m
• Consolidated equity strongly increased
Swiss Medical Network contributes a significant majority to total revenues
| Half-year 2022 |
Hospitals* | Hospitality | Hotel real estate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Financial Performance | |||
| Net revenues | CHF 392.2m | CHF 80.2m | CHF 9.4m |
| Revenue growth (org. / inorg.) | 33.9% (4.8% / 29.1%) | 51.4% (48.2% / 3.2%) |
-10.0% |
| EBITDAR margin | 16.8% | 24.7% | 90.8% |
| Other KPIs | |||
| Financial debt | CHF 294m | CHF 10m | CHF 340m |
| Valuation | CHF 1'700m | CHF 233m | CHF 624m |
| Employees | >3'900 | >700 | <10 |
Leading healthcare platform in Switzerland, strategic focus on the development of integrated care clusters
86.46%
100%
• Focus on positioning the better-aging brand Nescens as a reference brand in preventive medicine, health optimization and well-being
• Focus on connecting healthcare providers Swiss Medical Network's care offerings to promote integrated care
planned in the short-term
• Pioneering project in Genolier with the aim of accelerating the transfer of innovative solutions
Majority participation of AEVIS
HOSPITALS / HEALTH CENTERS 21 / >50 INTERVENTIONS (ANNUAL BASIS) 67'362 BEDS 1'465 PHYSICIANS 2'237 TOTAL OUTPATIENTS ADMISSIONS >580'000 INVESTMENT STRATEGY • Bolt-on acquisitions • Add-on acquisitions • Focus on further growth and integrated care implementation Phase 3 Value creation & optimization
A presence in all linguistic regions of Switzerland provides excellent access to patients
The hospitals of Swiss Medical Network have long-standing traditions, having been an integral part of the healthcare system in their catchment areas for generations
Highly regulated stable environment with sticky prices supported by underlying demographic trends; strong diversification across regions, services performed and specialties; No CAPEX backlog combined with +20 years management track record provides high agility
+
Limited economies of scale
Fully-aligned incentive structure (win-win)
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| Swiss Medical Network |
Medizinisches Zentrum Biel |
Clinique Montbrillant | Hopital de la Providence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canton of Bern | Other hospitals | ||
| Insurance partner | Insurance backbone (SLA) | Cash investment |
| 25'000 m2 total surface area |
CHF 65m cost of construction | 2 Floors of offices, labs and training rooms |
|---|---|---|
| 6'000 m2 green roof |
CHF 30m cost of equipment | 260 seats in auditorium + 160 parking slots |
Video Link:https://youtu.be/OdKT5yEAOkY
Diversified portfolio of luxury hotels in highly attractive Swiss destinations
100%
40%
89 Rooms & Suites 4* Hotel
Managed by
The management contract between AEVIS and Michel Reybier Hospitality serves as the connecting link between AEVIS' own hotels and affiliated hotels (4 in France and 1 in Switzerland
GROSS REVENUE 2021 IN CHFm 35.5 # OF BATMAIDS (CURRENT) ~2'400 ACTIVE CLIENTS (CURRENT) ~33'000 COUNTIRES ACTIVE (CURRENT) 8
Phase 2 Build-up & growth
Attractive infrastructure portfolio with low correlation to other asset classes and high future growth potential
MARKET VALUE 2021 IN CHFbn 1.2 NET REVENUE 2021 IN CHFm 58.9 DIVIDEND 2021 IN CHFm 36.5 PROPERTIES INCL. DEV. PROJECTS 40 RENTAL SURFACE IN SQM 188'109 INVESTMENT STRATEGY • Buy, build & hold strategy • High cash-yielding assets • Driven by growth in the healthcare segment Phase 4 Partial sell-downs & value realisation
(SO)
(TI) (TI)
Clinique de
(NE)
Clinique Valmont (VD)
Privatklinik Villa im Park (AG)
Clinique de Montchoisi (VD) Clinique Générale-Beaulieu (GE)
Privatklinik Siloah (BE)
(SH)
Clinique Générale (FR)
Privatklinik Bethanien (ZH)
Privatklinik Belair
Privatklinik Lindberg (ZH)
Clinique de Valère (VS)
MARKET VALUE 2022 în CHFm 643.5 EBITDA 2021 in CHFm 42.8 RENTAL SURFACE 2022 IN SQM 114'150 PROPERTIES 19 NET INCOME 2021 in CHFm 29.9 INVESTMENT STRATEGY • Buy, build & hold strategy • Driven by growth in the hospitality Phase 3 segment Value creation & optimization
A market comparison points to significant valuation reserves
Significant upside potential in the hotel real estate portfolio
L'Oscar hotel London
La Réserve Eden au Lac, Zurich
AlpenGold Hotel, Davos
Crans Ambassador, Crans Montana
Mont Cervin Palace, Zermatt
Monte Rosa, Zermatt
Hotel Victoria-Jungfrau, Interlaken
Petit Cervin, Zermatt
Schweizerhof, Zermatt
Development of integrated resort solutions
Footprint Comprehensive real estate portfolio in the heart of Zermatt
| Zermatt Portfolio | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hotel Mont Cervin Palace | 8 | Villa Margherita |
| 2 | Hotel Petit Cervin | 9 | Restaurant Myoko |
| 3 | Seilerhaus-Areal D + E | 10 | Öltank |
| 4 | Hotel Monte Rosa | 11 | House Biner |
| 5 | Rossstall | 12 | Whymper |
| 6 | Seilerhof | 13 | Riffelalpa |
| 7 | Hotel Schweizerhof (acquired in 2020) | ||
| + additional portfolio of agricultural land | |||
| Scope of financing | |||
| + Option to acquire additional portfolio as per 1 July 2023 |
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| Additional Portfolio | |||
| 14 | Felsenhaus | 17 | Haus zur Matte A |
| 15 | Seilerhaus-Areal A, B, C | 18 | Haus zur Matte B |
16
Villa Emeline
| Mont Cervin Palace |
|---|
| * |
| Le Petit Cervin |
| * |
| Villa Margherita |
| * |
| Monte Rosa |
| **** |
| Schweizerhof |
| **** |
| AEVIS | • Promising start into 2022 with the successful sale of 40% in Medgate • AEVIS will continue its transformation strategy into a pure investment company with a portfolio of 30-60% participations • This is expected to unlock further value for shareholders |
|---|---|
| Hospitals | • The investment activity of 2021 will continue to add substantial revenues in 2022 • Swiss Medical Network will continue to grow its activity with an increasing focus on integrated care |
| Hospitality & Lifestyle |
• The first half of 2022 was solid and all Swiss hotels are expected to remain open and exceed pre-COVID levels • The newly acquired L'Oscar hotel in London is expected to swiftly contribute to hospitality revenues |
| Infrastructure | • All buildings are in prime locations and maintained at the highest standard • Infracore is expected to yield substantial annual dividend payments as well as important value creation opportunities |
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