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DLF LIMITED Interim / Quarterly Report 2021

Jan 30, 2021

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30th January 2021

To,
The General Manager I To,
I The Vice-President
Dept. of Corporate Services I National Stock Exchange of India Limited
BSE Limited I Exchange Plaza,
P.J. Tower, Dalal Street, I Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (E),
Mumbai 400 001 Mumbai-400051

Sub: Analvsts Presentation

Dear Sir,

We are forwarding herewith "DLF Analyst Presentation Q3 FY2l ", for your kind information and record please.

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully, for DLF LTD.

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. nl*fi,i uCompanv Secretary

For any clarifications, please contact: l. Mr. R.P. Punjani - 098106551 l5/ [email protected] 2. Mr. Raju Paul - 09999333687/ [email protected]

Cyber Park Gurgaon

DLF Limited Q3FY21 Results Presentation

OVERVIEW : DLF Group

Business ResidentialApartments/Plotted/Townships/Low-rise OfficesCyber City/CyberParks/IT SEZ Retail Other BusinessService & FacilityManagement/Hospitality
Trackrecord 75real estate development Years of experience in 150+Real estateprojects developed 330 msf+Area developed 100 msf+Deliveries since IPO
Scale 215 msf+Developmentalpotential(Devco & Rentco) ~35 msfOperational Rentalportfolio ~39 msfNew Products Pipeline(Devco & Rentco) ~INR 60 bnCompleted Inventory
Organization Strong brand Focused on Safety,Sustainability &Governance Strong Leadershipwith experiencedteams Strong Promotercommitment

ESG Update

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  • ❖ DLF Limited recognized as an index component of Dow Jones Sustainability Index (2020) in the Emerging markets category.
  • ❖ Demonstrates DLF's focus on Environmental, Social and Governance initiatives.

93rd Percentile

Overall score in Environment, Social and Governance parameters

100th Percentile

Environment reporting; Social reporting; and Social Integration & regeneration

18th out of 250

DLF ranks 18th amongst 250 companies globally for its ESG practices

Leadership position

DLF is the only real estate company from India, to be included in this index. Joins the ranks of just 11 companies from India.

DCCDL Score for Development (Overall Score for Standing Investments being 74)– Debut year of participation for DCCDL

▪ Score of 100 across a) Policies, b) Risk Management, c) Data Monitoring & review

Key Recognitions

  • ❑ World's first organization to achieve "WELL Health & Safety Rating", by IWBI at Group level.
  • ❑ Across Offices, retail & residential complexes, DLF has the largest number of properties across the world to achieve this certification.
  • ❑ The certification demonstrates focused approach on operational policies, maintenance protocol, stakeholder education & engagement to address a post Covid-19 environment & broader health & safety issues.
  • ❑ ~31 msf of portfolio is US Green Building Council LEED Platinum certified a testament to our focus on sustainability
  • ❑ LEED(Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) is the most widely used green building rating system in the world.
  • ❑ 16 Sword of Honour awards from British Safety Council; first & only organization globally to win this number of awards in a single year
  • ❑ Our Offices & Malls have been accredited with BSC's Covid-19 Assurance; recognition of our efforts in taking stringent risk control measures against the spread of Covid-19 infection
  • ❑ Upgrading air-filtration technology to state of art air filtration MERV 14 Technology

Club Ultima, New Gurgaon DLF Limited

Business Update

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Outlook

Industry ❑Theeconomyisexhibitingsignsofrecovery;Consumersentimentsshowingconsistentimprovementoverthepastfewmonths❑Consolidation&increaseinmarketshareforlarge&credibledevelopersbeingwitnessed❑InitiativesbytheGovernment&Centralbankhelpingspeedyrevival:✓Keepinginterestratelow;Maintainingsufficientliquidityintheeconomy✓Realestatesectorspecificmeasuressuchasstampdutycut,leviescutanddevelopmentsupportingpolicies
Company ❑Pickupinresidentialdemand;inquiriesexhibitinganuptrend;strongsalesmomentum❑Affordability,qualitysupply&improvedconsumersentimentsleadingstrongdemandrecovery❑CollectionsinOfficebusinesscontinuetoberesilient.Leasingactivityisexpectedtoincreasewithriseinsitevisitspostasuccessfulvaccinationdrive.❑Retailsegmentpacingtowardsnormalcywithincreasingfootfallsandbetterspendperfootfall7

Strategy Remain committed and confident in delivering our business goals

Development Business: Rental Business: Liquidity: Land Bank:
❑Scaling up launches of ❑Continued focus on ❑Strong Liquidity position: ❑Core land bank to be
New Products growth through better Maintaining sufficient liquidity developed for sustainable
❑Revamping yields and new product in both development and growth
Premium/Mid-income ❑Timely delivery of on rental business. ❑Balance land to be
housing going projects. ❑Focused Approach: Leaner, monetized through scaling
❑Continued focus on agile & a far more efficient up launches/divestments
monetization of finished organization. Tight control on
inventory cash flows

GOALS : | Steady Free Cash Flow Generation | Increasing ROE | Sustainable and low risk growth |

Development Potential

Strategically located land bank at low carrying cost; will enable steady & sustainable growth

Location Development Potential1 (in msf)
Gurgaon 104
DLF 5/DLF City 24
New Gurgaon 81
Delhi Metropolitan Region 13
Chennai 12
Hyderabad 3
Chandigarh Tri-City Region 16
Kolkata 2
Maharashtra (Mumbai/Pune/Nagpur) 16
Bhuvaneshwar 6
GandhiNagar 2
Other Cities 11
TOTAL 187
Identified Pipeline of New Product Launches 35
Balance potential 152

~ 20% Land Bank monetization through scaling up launches over the medium term

Note: 1The potential is based on best estimates as per the current zoning regulations; excludes TOD/TDR potential

Development Update New Products; key tenets to the next growth cycle

❑Scaling Up:

  • ✓ ~ 35 msf of New Products planned in medium term
  • ✓ Established locations with infrastructure in place

❑Diversified Offerings:

  • ✓ Products across multiple categories catering different target segments;
    • ❖ Low-rise developments including independent floors & commercial
    • ❖ Plotted developments
    • ❖ High rise developments
  • ✓ Better value proposition by offering quality products at attractive pricing

❑Faster Execution

  • ✓ Significant volumes of Low-rise/plotted developments enabling faster execution
  • ✓ Shorter Cash Conversion Cycle

❑Cash Flow Generation

  • ✓ Self-sustained financing as a result of well-structured payment plans
  • ✓ Significant Free Cash flow generation

Development Update Identified Pipeline of New Products – Launch Calendar of 35 msf

Project ~ ProjectSize(~ in msf) Sales Potential( ~ in Rs crore) H2 FY21 H1 FY22 H2 FY 22 FY22-23 FY23-24 Area in msfBeyond FY24
DLF -GICResidential JV,Central Delhi 8 12,000 -15,000 - - 2.03 - - 6.0
DLF –Hines/ADIAOffices JV,Gurgaon 3+ 6,000 –7,000 - - - - - 3.0
Value Homes,Gurgaon/Tricity 10 5,000 - 1.70 - 4.00 4.30 -
Commercial,DLF 5/ NewGurgaon/Delhi 2 2,000 0.30 0.70 0.15 0.85 - -
NOIDA IT Park 3.5 2,000 –2,500 - - - 0.30 - 3.2
Premium / LuxuryHousing 8.5 9,000 3.00 0.70 - 0.80 4.00 -
TOTAL 35 msf 36,000 –40,000 crore 3.30 3.10 2.18 5.95 8.30 12.2011

Identified Pipeline of New Products Diversified Offerings across geographies & segments

Highlights – Q3FY21 Pick up in New Sales continues

Sales Booking : Q3FY21 Significant growth in New Sales - Rs 1,022 crore

Sales Booking : Q3FY21 New Sales booking of ~ Rs 350 crore from Independent Floors

Independent Floors

Product Details:

  • ✓ New Sales: ~ Rs 350 crore
  • ✓ Total launch (Q3) 0.31 msf
  • ✓ Area sold (Q3): 0.31 msf
  • ✓ Avg. ticket size : Rs 3.6 4.5 cr

Product Attributes:

  • ✓ Established location -DLF City
  • ✓ Supporting infrastructure already in place
  • ✓ Phased Launches

Product cycle:

  • ✓ Low-rise development
  • ✓ Stilt + 4 structure
  • ✓ Project cycle: 18- 24 months

Payment Plans:

  • ✓ Attractive payment plans
  • ✓ Self-sustained financing

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Q3FY21 Results Strong Financial Performance during the Quarter

❑ Revenue stood at Rs 1,668 crore, reflecting a Y-o-Y growth of 9%

❑ EBITDA at Rs 624 crore, reflecting a Y-o-Y growth of 49%. EBITDA margins improved to 37% due to product mix (LY-27%)

❑ PBT at Rs 387 crore, reflecting a Y-o-Y growth of 182%.

❑ Net Profit at Rs 452 crore, reflecting a Y-o-Y increase of 9%.

❑ Positive operational cashflow of Rs 115 crore

Consolidated Profit & Loss Q3 FY21 Revenue growth of 9% Y-o-Y, Net Profit up by 7% Y-o-Y

Particular Q3 FY21 Q2 FY21 % ChangeQ3FY21 -VsQ2FY21 Q3 FY20 % ChangeQ3FY21 -VsQ3FY20 9M FY21 9M FY20 % Change9MFY21 -Vs9MFY20
I II III=(I-II) IV
Income
a) Revenue from operations 1,543 1,610 (4%) 1,342 15% 3,701 4,388 (16%)
b) Other income 125 113 11% 191 (34%) 337 626 (46%)
Total Income 1,668 1,723 (3%) 1,533 9% 4,038 5,014 (19%)
Expenses
a) Cost of Sales 731 883 (17%) 768 (5%) 1,979 2,422 (18%)
b)Overheads 111 127 (12%) 175 (36%) 335 610 (45%)
c) Other expenses 202 136 47% 171 17% 423 538 (21%)
Total Operating Expenses 1,044 1,147 (9%) 1,114 (6%) 2,738 3,570 (23%)
EBIDTA 624 576 8% 419 49% 1,301 1,444 (10%)
EBIDTA% 37 33 12% 27 37% 32 29 12%
d) Finance costs 198 226 (12%) 238 (16%) 662 1,192 (44%)
e) Depreciation 39 40 (2%) 45 (12%) 121 140 (14%)
PBT before exceptional items 387 310 25% 137 182% 518 112 362%
Exceptional items (net) 0 (96) - 231 - -96 671 -
PBT after Exceptional Items 387 214 81% 368 5% 421 783 (46%)
Tax(deferred) 104 100 4% 141 (26%) 203 225 (10%)
PAT 283 114 148% 227 25% 219 558 (61%)
Profit from Cyber/other JVs/OtherComprehensive Income 169 121 39% 186 (10%) 397 713 (44%)
PAT after JV Profits 452 236 92% 413 9% 616 1,271 (52%)

Finance cost 95 bps reduction achieved YTD December in line with guidance

  • ❑ Targeting further reduction of 30-40 bps
  • ❑ Recent funding cost 8-8.25%
  • ❑ Annualized savings of ~ Rs 75 80 crore

Cash Overheads Reduction on track inline with guidance

Initiatives

  • ❑ Zero based budgeting exercise done for the first time
  • ❑ Significant cut in discretionary spends; ~ 50% achieved
  • ❑ Tight control on cash flows
  • ❑ Transforming the Organization:
    • ✓ Lean and right size
    • ✓ New Leadership with diversified backgrounds & subject expertise
    • ✓ Enhancing capabilities across functions
    • ✓ Improving Systems & processes leading to increased efficiency

Residual EBITDA as on 31.12.2020

Project EBIDTA to be recognized from salesdone till 31st Dec-20 EBIDTA to be recognized from Inventoryas on 31st Dec-20
Camellias 2,715 2,755
DLF 5 180 20
New Gurgaon 285 70
National Devco 560 640
New Products (launched during Q3) 185 -
TOTAL 3,925 3,485

Total EBITDA to be recognized in next few years Rs 7,410 crore

Completed Inventory

Q3FY21 Till 31st Dec-20 Receivables/Completed Inventory
Project Total Area(msf) SalesBooking(in msf) SalesBooking(in Rs crore) SalesBooking(in msf) SalesBooking( in Rs crore) Revenuerecognized tilldate BalanceReceivable(in Rs crore) Area(in msf) Value(in Rscrore)
Camellias 3.6 0.1 283 2.2 5,840 1,678 742 1 4,120
DLF 5 - 0.0 23 - 4,043 3,840 107 0 33
New Gurgaon 18.1 0.0 6 21 9,879 8,526 798 0 138
National Devco 37.9 0.8 267 33.4 15,912 14,058 864 5 1,744
TOTAL 59.6 0.9 579 56.6 35,674 28,102 2,510 6 6,035

Consolidated Cash Flow – Q3FY21

Particulars Q3FY21 Q2FY21
Inflow
•Collection from Sales 645 541
•Rental Inflow (DLF Limited) 48 40
Sub-Total Inflow 693 581
Outflow
•Construction (Net) 232 207
•Government / Land Charges 31 16
•Overheads 93 125
•Marketing / Brokerage 20 39
Sub-Total Outflow 376 387
Operating Cash Flow before interest & tax 317 194
•Finance Cost (net) 128 138
•Tax (net) 8 -7
Operating Cash Flow after interest & tax 181 63
•Capex outflow / others 65 36
•Tax outflow-Interim Dividend 0 17
Net surplus/ (shortfall) 115 10
  • Q-o-Q improvement in collections
  • Higher spend on Government

charges to bring New Products to

the market

▪ Overheads under tight control

Consolidated Balance Sheet

Particulars As on December 31, 2020( Unaudited) As on March 31, 2020( Audited)
ASSETS
Non-current assets
Property, plant and equipment 944 1,177
Right-of-use assets 304 319
Capital work-in-progress 88 89
Investment property 2,571 2,595
Goodwill 944 944
Other intangible assets 147 151
Investments in joint ventures and associates 18,393 18,023
Financial assets
Investments 164 110
Loans 372 667
Other financial assets 225 330
Deferred tax assets (net) 1,362 1,339
Non-current tax assets (net) 1,278 1,357
Other non-current assets 1,381 1,335
Total non-current assets 28,173 28,437
Current assets
Inventories 21,477 22,486
Financial assets
Investments 673 433
Trade receivables 585 720
Cash and cash equivalents 676 1,615
Other bank balances 280 805
Loans 1,138 864
Other financial assets 959 980
Other current assets 597 726
Total current assets 26,386 28,630
Assets classified as held for sale 417 163
Total assets 54,975 57,230

Consolidated Balance Sheet

Particulars As on December 31, 2020( Unaudited) As on March 31, 2020( Audited)
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
Equity
Equity share capital 495 495
Warrant - -
Other equity 34,368 33,952
Equity attributable to owners of Holding Company 34,863 34,447
Non-controlling interests 20 18
Total equity 34,883 34,465
Non-current liabilities
Financial liabilities
Borrowings 3,189 3,890
Trade payables
(a) total outstanding dues of micro enterprises and small enterprises - -
(b) total outstanding dues of creditors other than micro enterprises and small enterprises 795 794
Other non-current financial liabilities 595 631
Long term provisions 51 60
Deferred tax liabilities (net) 1,758 1,586
Other non-current liabilities 68 69
6,455 7,030
Current liabilities
Financial liabilities
Borrowings 2,315 2,439
Trade payables
(a) total outstanding dues of micro enterprises and small enterprises 28 29
(b) total outstanding dues of creditors other than micro enterprises and small enterprises 1,375 1,027
Other current financial liabilities 1,740 2,183
Other current liabilities 7,998 9,936
Provisions 88 87
Total liabilities 13,545 15,701
Liabilities directly associated with assets classified as held for sale 93 34
Total Equity and Liabilities 54,975 2457,230

Debt Update – Q3FY21

Debt Management Committed to bring down debt in medium term

Particulars Amount (in Rs crore)
Net Debt as on 31.12.2020 (5,100)
Receivables (including New Products) 2,835
Construction Payables (including New Products) (1,100)
Other Recoveries/Refunds 750
Residual Net Debt (2,615)
Completed Inventory 6,035

❑ Completed Inventory & Project receivables sufficient to discharge all current liabilities ❑ New Products to generate healthy cash flows; Surplus Cash generation in the medium term after meeting near term construction outflows

Rental Portfolio Snapshot (DLF Limited) – Q3FY21

Building LeasableArea LeasedArea VacantArea % LeasedArea WeightedAverage Rentalrate Current/MarketRentals WALE GAV1
(in msf) (in msf) (in msf) (in Rs psf) (in Rs psf) (months) (in Rs crore)
DLF Center, Delhi 0.2 0.1 0.0 83% 367 400 65 1,044
DLF5 0.5 0.5 0.0 100% 48 122 8 817
IT Sez, Kolkata 1.0 0.9 0.1 92% 35 30 84 916
Gateway Tower,Gurugram 0.1 0.1 0.0 98% 121 122 22 205
Sub-Total: Offices 1.8 1.7 0.1 94% 2,982
Chanakya, Delhi 0.2 0.2 0.0 94% 165 - 95 384
Capitol Point, Delhi 0.1 0.1 0.0 100% 382 - 28 328
South Square, Delhi 0.1 0.1 0.0 93% 59 65 50 86
Sub-Total: Retail 0.3 0.3 0.0 95% 799
Total: OperationalPortfolio 2.1 2.0 0.1 94% 3,781

GAV:As per C&W valuation Report basis data as on March 31,2020 ; Retail Weighted average rental rate is based on rental scheme offered to tenants

DCCDL

Business Update

Acquisition - One Horizon Centre(OHC)

DCCDL entered into definitive agreements to increase its ownership of OHC to 100%,

for a purchase consideration of ~ INR 780 Crore(subject to closing adjustments).

Transaction Closing expected in February 2021

❑ Gross Leasable Area: 0.8 msf; includes 65k sq. ft. of retail plaza

❑ Occupancy: ~ 95%

❑ Annualized Rental Income: ~ Rs 150 crore

❑ LEED Platinum certified building at marquee location – DLF 5

Marquee Tenants:

REIT Update

  • ❑ Favorable market indicators for REIT listing
    • ✓ Enough liquidity in capital markets
    • ✓ Low interest rate regime
    • ✓ Efficient listing framework by the regulator
    • ✓ Successful listing of 2 REITs
  • ❑ Consultants have been appointed:
    • ✓ Legal Advisor: Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co
    • ✓ Banker: Morgan Stanley
    • ✓ Financial/Tax Advisor: KPMG
  • ❑ Deliberations being done on key points:
    • ✓ Corporate structure
    • ✓ Capital structure
    • ✓ Asset perimeters
  • ❑ Completion expected in ~ 12 months
Outlook & Key UpdatesOffice business steady; Retail picking up; Long term outlook remains positive
Offices •Collections continue to be robust, c. at ~ 98% levels•Gross leasing of 1.7 msf achieved; Vacancy contained within 10%•Our office buildings are expected to have vastly better indoor air quality as a result of aninitiative to complement and upgrade our air filtration systems; significant completion by Q1,FY22•A successful vaccination drive is expected to draw tenants back to offices by Q1 of 2021
Retail •Collections for retail portfolio have been robust at 99% for Q3•Footfall levels (Q3 exit) at ~60% vs same period last year, with sales at ~70%, buoyed byfocused shopping resulting in higher spend per footfall•Luxury segment witnessing an encouraging spend/footfall pattern, vs same period last year•All malls operate with added protocols to ensure heightened patron safety
KeyUpdates •We have been able to maintain our focus not only on the core commercial aspects of ourbusiness, but have also outperformed ourselves in terms of safety and sustainabilityrecognitions

Portfolio Snapshot – Q3FY21

Building Leasable Area Leased Area Vacant Area % Leased Weighted AverageRental rate Current/MarketRentals WALE GAV1
(in msf) (in msf) (in msf) Area (in Rs psf) (in Rs psf) (months) (in Rs crore)
Cyber City 10.2 9.2 1.0 90% 111 121 63 15,817
Cyber Sez 2.9 2.7 0.2 95% 84 102 60 4,060
Cyber Park 2.6 2.3 0.2 91% 119 125 113 4,120
Silokhera Sez 1.9 1.1 0.8 56% 68 65 69 1,803
Chennai Sez 7.0 6.8 0.2 96% 68 76 66 6,782
Hyderabad Sez 2.9 2.7 0.2 94% 53 58 58 2,244
Kolkata IT Park 1.3 1.1 0.2 87% 38 35 77 694
Chandigarh IT Park 0.6 0.5 0.1 84% 57 53 78 506
Sub-Total: Office 29.5 26.5 2.9 90% 36,026
Mall of India, NOIDA 2.0 2.0 0.0 99% 105 117 87 2,953
Emporio 0.3 0.3 0.0 90% 346 384 34 1,346
Promenade 0.5 0.5 0.0 98% 189 210 59 1,186
Cyber Hub 0.5 0.4 0.0 94% 122 136 57 912
DLF Avenue 0.5 0.4 0.1 84% 157 174 98 1,053
City Centre 0.2 0.1 0.1 73% 28 31 101 100
Sub-Total: Retail 3.9 3.7 0.2 95% 7,550
Total: Operational Portfolio 33.3 30.2 3.1 91% 43,576
Under Construction
Downtown Gurugram 1.5 0.5 1.0 31% 129 125 - -
Downtown Chennai 2.1 0.8 1.3 37% 84 84 - -
Chennai Block 12 0.3 0.2 0.1 67% 76 66 - 179
Total -Under Construction 3.9 1.5 2.5 37% 179
Grand Total 37.3 31.7 5.6

1 GAV:As per C&W valuation Report basis data as on June 30, 2020;

Total GAV of development potential of Cyber City land, Downtown-Gurgaon & Downtown, Chennai is ~ Rs 10,665 crore

Retail Weighted average rental rate are ~ 90% of pre Covid FY21 Budgeted rental level

Result Highlights – Q3FY21 Offices business resilient; Retail gaining momentum

Historical Performance : Office

Particulars 9MFY21 FY20 FY19 FY18
Area(msf)
-Completed 29.5 26.4 26.4 25.5
-UnderConstruction 3.9 6.6 3.3 4.2
Total area 33.3 33.1 29.7 29.7
Occupancy %
-Completed 90% 95% 94% 94%
New Leases (msf) 1.2 1.5 2.1 1.5
Re Leasing (msf)* 1.1 1.3 1.9 3.1
Re Leasing MTM (%) 44% 38% 35% 18%

Note: 1. Cyber Park & Chennai- Block 11 considered as Completed in 9MFY21

*2.Re-leasing of Term Completion renewals only.

3. Includes latest pre-leasing at Downtown Chennai

Re-leasing Potential

Cyber City, Gurugram Cyber City, Chennai Total Annualized incremental revenue1 ~ INR 64 crore

Rates in INR psf/month Rates in INR psf/month

Total Annualized incremental revenue ~ INR 40 crore

Wt. Avg-Termination Lease Projected Rate-Releasing

Wt. Avg-Termination Lease Projected Rate-Releasing

1Annualised incremental revenue impact has been calculated on rent rate differential multiplied by gross leasing area coming up for renewal Re-leasing Potential assumes reaching pre-Covid levels in next few quarters

Note:

Weighted Average Rentals is the weighted base rental for leased area Market rent means weighted average rate for new leases entered till Dec '20

Tenant % of Revenue
Cognizant 5%
IBM 3%
KPMG 3%
Concentrix 2%
American Express 2%
BA Continuum 2%
TCS 2%
BT Global 2%
EY 2%
Delloitte 1%
Total 24%
  • Well diversified & balanced portfolio
  • Tenants Profile: Predominantly IT/ITES companies, financial/engineering services, etc.
  • Lower concentration risk as Top 10 tenants contributing only 24% of Gross revenues

Development Update

Project ~ ProjectSize Current Status Latest Update
Downtown,Gurugram 11 msf ▪Phase-I (~1.5 msf) underdevelopment ▪Block 2 & 3 underconstruction▪Pre-leasing: ~0.5 msf
Downtown,Chennai 6.8 msf ▪Phase I (~ 2 msf) underdevelopment ▪Pre-leasing: 0.77 msf
Block-12,Cyber City,Chennai 0.3 msf ▪Construction underway ▪Pre-leasing 0.2 msf
TOTAL 18.1 msf ~ 4 msf under constructioncurrently

Q3FY21Results Strong Financial performance in the Quarters

  • ❑ Revenue at Rs 1,122 crore, remained flat as compared to last year.
    • ✓ Offices rental growth of 19% Y-o-Y driven by Cyber Park, Chennai Block 11 and renewals/escalations
    • ✓ Retail revenues improving month-on-month, Y-o-Y drop of 38% due to pandemic in current fiscal
    • ✓ Services & Other Operating Income down by 24% due to lower CAM costs.
  • ❑ EBITDA at Rs 894 crore; 7% growth Y-o-Y
  • ❑ PAT at Rs 249 crore, as compared to Rs 278 crore in Q3FY20; primarily due to unamortized cost written off-Rs 50 crore, increase in Tax expense due to expiry of 80IA tax benefits & tax provision reversal in Q3FY20.
  • ❑ Operating Cashflow of Rs 411 crore generated during the quarter

DCCDL Consolidated Financial Summary - Q3FY21

Particulars Q3FY21 Q2FY21 % changeQ-o-Q Q3FY20 % changeY-o-Y
Rental Income 817 718 14% 759 8%
Office 722 667 8% 604 19%
Retail 95 51 87% 155 (38%)
Service & Other Operating Income 242 252 (4%) 319 (24%)
Other Income 63 70 (10%) 53 20%
Total Revenue 1,122 1,040 8% 1,131 (1%)
Operating Expenses 228 237 (4%) 294 (22%)
EBITDA 894 803 11% 836 7%
Finance cost1 463 462 0% 426 9%
Depreciation 139 136 2% 130 7%
PBT 292 205 43% 280 4%
Tax2 50 41 22% 9 -
Share of profit/loss in JV 6 6 - 6 -
Other Comprehensive Income -1 0 - - -
Total Comprehensive Income 249 171 46% 278 (10%)

1Unamortised finance cost written off on account of replacement of existing loans with new loans at lower interest rates. Q3FY21 –Rs 50 crore, Q2FY21 – Rs 27 crore 2DCCDL(Standalone) 80IA tax benefits expired from March 31,2020 & tax provision reversal in Q3FY20. Overall Tax Rate-17.5%(LY 9.6%-Annualized)

DCCDL Consolidated Cash Flow Abstract

Particulars Q3FY21 Q2FY21 Q1FY21
Operating Cash flow before Interest & tax 848 707 646
Interest Expense (435) (407) (401)
Interest Income 47 58 18
Tax (net)* (49) (24) (65)
Operating Cash flow after Interest & tax 411 334 198
Capex (267) (221) (81)
Net Surplus/Deficit 144 113 117

DCCDL Consolidated Balance Sheet Abstract

Particulars As on 31.12.2020 As on 31.03.2020
Non-Current Assets 27,412 27,042
Current Assets 2,083 1,783
Total Assets 29,495 28,825
Equity 5,597 5,311
Non-current Liabilities 18,573 20,478
Current Liabilities 5,325 3,036
Total Liabilities 29,495 28,825

**~ 60% funding from Banks; ~ 84% of scheduled repayment is greater than 3 years**

DCCDL Consolidated – Interest rates YTD Reduction of 115 bps inline with guidance

  • Targeting to achieve 7.5% (exit FY21). Annualized savings of ~ Rs 270 280 crore
  • Latest funding happening at 7% 7.30%
  • Debt levels to hold in the short term; expected significant reduction post REIT listing

Disclaimer

This presentation contains certain forward-looking statement concerning DLF's future business prospects and business profitability, which are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties & the actual results could materially differ from those in such forward-looking statements. The risks and uncertainties relating to such statements include, but are not limited to, earnings fluctuations, our ability to manage growth, competition, economic growth in India, ability to attract & retain highly skilled professionals, time & cost overruns on contracts, government policies and actions related to investments, regulation & policies etc., interest & other fiscal policies generally prevailing in the economy. The Company does not undertake to make any announcements in case any of these forward-looking statements become incorrect in future or update any forward-looking statements made from time to time on behalf of the Company.

Area represented in msf within the presentation above should be read with a conversion factor of ~ 1 msf = 92,903 sq. meters.

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