Skip to main content

AI assistant

Sign in to chat with this filing

The assistant answers questions, extracts KPIs, and summarises risk factors directly from the filing text.

Endúr Investor Presentation 2010

Nov 12, 2010

3593_rns_2010-11-12_97be8450-6629-4602-a2d4-3ebbc4626cb9.pdf

Investor Presentation

Open in viewer

Opens in your device viewer

BERGEN GROUP

Presentation of Q3 2010

Oslo, November 12th 2010 at hrs 14.00 CET

CEO Pål Engebretsen
CFO Terje Iversen

BERGEN GROUP


DISCLAIMER

This quarter Presentation includes and is based, inter alia, on forward-looking information and statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ. Such forward-looking information and statements are based on current expectations, estimates and projections about global economic conditions, the economic conditions of the regions and industries that are major markets for Bergen Group ASA and its subsidiaries. These expectations, estimates and projections are generally identifiable by statements containing words such as "expects", "believes", "estimates" or similar expressions. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expectations include, among others, economic and market conditions in the geographic areas and industries that are or will be major markets for Bergen Group's businesses, oil prices, market acceptance of new products and services, changes in governmental regulations, interest rates, fluctuations in currency exchange rates and such other factors as may be discussed from time to time. Although Bergen Group ASA believes that its expectations and the information in this Presentation were based upon reasonable assumptions at the time when they were made, it can give no assurance that those expectations will be achieved or that the actual results will be as set out in this Presentation. Bergen Group ASA nor any other company within the Bergen Group is making any representation or warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of the information in the Presentation, and neither Bergen Group ASA, any other company within the Bergen Group nor any of their directors, officers or employees will have any liability to you or any other persons resulting from your use of the information in the Presentation. Bergen Group ASA undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking information or statements in the Presentation.

BERGEN

BERGEN GROUP


AGENDA

  • Highlights in Q3, 10
  • Operational review
  • Financial review
  • Strategy and Outlook

img-0.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP


CHANGING IN OWNERSHIP – INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL

  • Spring Capital Resources as new major share holder with 33,1 % ownership
  • Constructive process with Spring Capital Resources and CIMIC Raffles about mapping the possibilities.
  • Focus on complimentarily issues that will strengthen the operational and competitive position
  • Ongoing discussions in progress

img-1.jpeg
The naming sermonic of COSLPIONEER at CIMIC Raffles in October 2010

BERGEN GROUP
4


INTERNATIONAL OWNERSHIP – INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL

img-2.jpeg

*According to the companies webpages

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP


HIGHLIGHTS IN Q3 2010

  • Operating revenues as in Q2
  • reduced margins
  • Operating revenues of NOK 767 mill
  • EBITDA of NOK 8 mill
  • Order backlog of NOK 4.2 billion 30.09
  • Increased tender activity expected to materialize in new contracts the coming quarters
  • Cost reducing actions in process
  • Reduced debt
  • Strong cash flow

img-3.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP
6


AGENDA

  • Highlights in Q3 10
  • Operational review
  • Financial review
  • Strategy and Outlook

img-4.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP


BERGEN GROUP SHIPBUILDING

img-5.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP


CONTINUED GOOD MARGINS IN SHIPBUILDING

  • EBITDA-margin of 7,2 % in Q3
  • Accumulated EBITA of 11,6 % as of Sept 30th 2010.

  • Fjord Line contract on track

  • Steel cutting started October 26th
  • First hull to be delivered Fosen in Q3 2011

  • Five deliveries have taken place in 2010

  • Q1: Ceo Caspian (Volstad)
  • Q2: Mermaid Endurer (Mermaid)
  • Q3: Island Enforcer (Island Offshore)
  • Geo Coral (Fugro)
  • Q4 BN 167 (Solstad)

  • Bergen Group ShipDesign well established

  • focusing concept developments for the next generation offshore and RoPax-vessel

img-6.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP


ORDER BACKLOG SHIPBUILDING PER 30.09.10

2009 2010 2011 2012
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
BN 123: Geo-Technical Multipurpose Vessel / Fugro
BN 163: DSV / Diving Support Vessel / Mermaid
BN 164: DSV / ROV / Offshore Construction Vessel / Island Offshore
BN 165: Seismic Vessel / Fugro
BN 166: ROV / Offshore Construction Vessel / Fugro
BN 167: DSV / ROV / Offshore Construction Vessel / Solstad
BN 82: Seismic Vessel / Volstad
BN 83: AHTS / BOA*
BN 84: AHTS / BOA*
BN 85: AHTS / BOA*
BN 86: AHTS / BOA*
BN 87: CRUISE FERRY / Fjord Line
BN 88: CRUISE FERRY / Fjord Line

☐ BG FOSEN
☐ BG BMV
☐ BG HALSNØY (Maritime Service from Q4 09)

  • BN 83-86 (BOA Offshore) has not yet settled the final fundings - and the time scale for these projects remain uncertain.

  • BN 83-86: Customer funding still not complete - start-up time remain uncertain

  • BN 87-88: Fjord Line-contract progressing on track. Option for a 3rd vessel
  • BN 166 to be delivered in May 2011.

BERGEN GROUP
10


15 "STATE OF THE ART" SHIP DELIVERED 2007-2010

img-7.jpeg
img-8.jpeg
img-9.jpeg
img-10.jpeg
img-11.jpeg
img-12.jpeg
img-13.jpeg
img-14.jpeg
img-15.jpeg
img-16.jpeg
img-17.jpeg
img-18.jpeg
img-19.jpeg
img-20.jpeg
img-21.jpeg
img-22.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP
11


OUTLOOK SHIPBUILDING

  • Strengthened PSV-market in 2010
  • Present ATHS and OCV weak, but marked expected to regain the next years:

img-23.jpeg
Delivery schedule AHTS > 10,000 BHP

  • demand for more advanced vessels to handle the increase in complex subsea operations
  • aging fleet combined with decrease in contract/deliveries 2012 and going forward.
  • Higher focus on environmental protection and risk reduction in offshore operations – demand or next generation vessels

BERGEN GROUP
12


BERGEN GROUP OFFSHORE

img-24.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP


OFFSHORE – STRONG GROWTH POTENTIAL

  • God project-margins, but low capacity utilization
  • Negative EBITDA-margin of 8% in Q3
  • Order intake of NOK 175 mill in Q3
  • Extended work for both SBM/YME and Deepsea Atlantic
  • Engineering capacity re-organized and strengthened
  • Strengthening of the management and the coordination within the division

img-25.jpeg

img-26.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP
14


ORDER BACKLOG OFFSHORE PER 30.09.2010

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Snorre Vigdís redevelopment / Statoil
Yme early works + completion / SBM Offshore
Contracted services for M5 work / Statoil 1)
Fabrication of Troll P-12 spool / Technip
Frame Agreement Greater Ekofisk Area /ConocoPhilips 2)
Polar Pioneer and Transocean Arctic/ Transocean
Songa Trym / Songa Offshore
Modifications/Upgrades/Aker H6 units/ AkerSolutions
BOP Deep Sea Atlantic / Odfjell Drilling
Short term Mooring Safe Scandinavia / Prosafe

1) A 3 year contract signed July 2010, with two 1 years option.
2) The Frame Agreement with ConocoPhilips has an optional extension of 2+2 years from 01.01. 2011.

  • Increased work scope on existing contracts
  • Order backlog expected to improve within the next quarters

BERGEN GROUP
15


BERGEN GROUP – STRATEGIC LOCATIONS

img-27.jpeg

img-28.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP

16


MARKET OUTLOOK OFFSHORE

  • Ongoing bidding processes expected to materialize in new order intake this and next quarter.

  • General signals of market improvement within the divisions core operating areas:

  • An expected increase in maintenance and modification work on the Norwegian continental shelf.
  • Shortage of rigs on the NCS from now and in 2011. High focus on efficient yards stay. Possible modifications of UK-units to NCS-standard.
  • Stable and increasing oil price for the next years expected to uphold the increase in activity and investments.

BERGEN GROUP
17


BERGEN GROUP MARITIME SERVICE

img-29.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP
18


MARITIME SERVICE – A FOCUS AREA

  • Margins influenced by a continued challenging market situation and low capacity utilization
  • Improvements in the order situation – will generate increased activity most of 1st half 2011
  • Structural changes within the division to be finalized in Q4 2010
  • Frame agreement with the Norwegian Navy generate both revenue and expertise
  • Prepared for further growth in activity – also international

img-30.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP
19


BERGEN GROUP TECHNOLOGY

img-31.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP

20


TECHNOLOGY FOCUSING CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

  • Concentrated workload in finishing major projects influents the margin
  • Continued strong focus on product and concept development
  • Bergen Group Dreggen well established in Brazil
  • Bergen Group Skarveland with NOK 24 mill-contract.
  • From pipe installation to system supplier
  • Increase in the divisions order back log expected in the near future

img-32.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP
21


QUARTERLY ORDER BACKLOG DEVELOPMENT

img-33.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP

22

22


AGENDA

  • Highlights in Q4 09
  • Operational review
  • Financial review
  • Strategy and Outlook

BERGEN GROUP
23


INCOME STATEMENT Q3 2010

CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED INTERIM INCOME STATEMENT (UNAUDITED)

Condensed consolidated interim statement of income (unaudited)

Figures in NOK MILLION Q3 2010 Q3 2009 30.09.2010 30.09.2009 YTD 2009
Operating revenues 767 1 388 2 528 3 839 5 108
Other operating costs (759) (1 282) (2 367) (3 569) (4 692)
Operating profit before depreciation (EBITDA) 8 106 160 271 416
Ordinary depreciation (15) (12) (41) (35) (45)
Excess depreciation and write down of goodwill ^{6} (12) (11) (34) (34) (131)
Operating profit (EBIT) (18) 82 86 202 289
Net interest costs (21) (37) (79) (56) (81)
Profit before taxes (39) 45 7 146 158
Net profit ^{2} (28) 32 5 105 78
Earnings per share (NOK) (0.57) 0.69 0.11 2.28 1.67
Diluted earnings per share (NOK) (0.54) 0.61 0.10 2.18 1.58
Weighted avg. no. of shares outstanding (mill) 49.47 46.41 48.66 46.06 46.56
Diluted Weighted avg. no. of shares outstanding (mill) 52.88 52.99 52.88 48.23 49.13

1) Depreciation of identified excess values related to acquisitions
2) Tax in 2009 calculated based on an nominal tax rate of 20%

BERGEN GROUP
24


EBITDA MARGIN - QUARTERLY DEVELOPMENT

img-34.jpeg

  • Overall Q3-margin influenced by weak offshore-activity and technology projects
  • Accumulated overall EBITDA-margin pr. 30.09.10: 6,3 %

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP


BALANCE SHEET

ASSETS

img-35.jpeg
NOK million

EQUITY & LIABILITIES

img-36.jpeg
NOK million

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP


EQUITY RATIO STRENGTHENED

img-37.jpeg

  • Equity ratio of 45 % per 30.09.10 – not including the convertible loan

BERGEN

BERGEN GROUP

27


NET INTEREST BEARING DEBT - REDUCTION

img-38.jpeg

  • Net interest bearing debt pr 30.09.2010 of NOK 428 million
  • Significant reduction last quarters

BERGEN GROUP
28


SHIPBUILDING - RESOURCES & FINANCIALS

SHIPBUILDING – Q3 09 to Q3 10
img-39.jpeg
Order backlog 30.09.10: NOK 3 787mill (30.06.10: NOK 4 307)

img-40.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP

29


OFFSHORE - RESOURCES & FINANCIALS

img-41.jpeg

Order backlog 30.09.10: NOK 142 mill. (30.06.10: NOK 156 mill)

*Order backlog does not include frame contracts

KIRKENES: BG Kimek

HAMMERFEST: BG Kimek

MURMANSK: BG Kimek

HANØYTANGEN: BG Hanøytangen

STAVANGEN: BG Rosenberg

BERGEN

BERGEN GROUP

30


TECHNOLOGY – RESOURCES & FINANCIALS

img-0.jpeg

TECHNOLOGY – Q3 09 to Q3 10

DITJAR: BG Vest Elektro

BERGEN: BG Dreggen

SUNDE: BG Skarveland

POLAND: BG AMIA

Order backlog 30.09.10: NOK 234 mill (30.06.10: NOK 303 mill)

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP


MARITIME SERVICE – RESOURCES & FINANCIALS

img-1.jpeg

Order backlog* 30.06.10: NOK 16 mill (30.06.10: NOK 31 mill)

*Order backlog does not include frame contract with the Norwegian Navy

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP

32


AGENDA

  • Highlights in Q3 10
  • Operational review
  • Financial review
  • Strategy and Outlook

BERGEN GROUP
33


INDUSTRIAL MARKET OUTLOOK – POSITIVE TREND

Increasing production output in ships and oil platforms by 3.6 per cent in Q3 and compared with the second quarter.

Production in the industry went down by 12 per cent from March 2009 to March 2010, according to seasonally-adjusted figures.

From March to September 2010, production is now up 8 per cent.

Stock of new order in the industry is still increasing

Selected industries. Seasonally adjusted. Three-month moving average¹. 1999-2010
img-2.jpeg

¹ The index value for period m is the average of period m, m-1 and m-2.

Source: Statistics Norway/Statistisk Sentralbyrå November 2010

BERGEN GROUP
34


BERGEN
BERGEN GROUP
35

Tror på økt oljepris

Publisert 09.11.2010 12:08:54 av Arild Gila

3 her: aqu

The Telegraph

HOME NEWS SPORT FINANCE LIFESTYLE COMMENT TRAVEL CULTURE TECHNOLOGY

Companies | Comment | Personal Finance | Economics | Markets | Your Business | Olympics

Oil Prices

Oil hits two year high as analysts predict $100 a barrel in 2011

Oil prices rose to a two-year high in New York on Friday, raising fears of a return to $100 per barrel crude and consumer goods inflation.

img-3.jpeg

Share: 100% ide etterspørsel etter olje og at oljeprisen skal opp.

img-4.jpeg

img-5.jpeg
Oil hits two year high

Wednesday, October 13, 2010 - 09:28

US EIA: World Oil Prices to Rise Gradually in 2011 on Growth

SHARE 100% Print Email

By Brai Odion-Esene

WASHINGTON (MNI) - Although the outlook for the world oil market is largely unchanged from the previous few months, the U.S. Energy Information Administration Wednesday said it expects world oil prices to rise gradually as global economic growth leads to higher global oil demand and growth in non-OPEC oil supply slows in 2011.

img-6.jpeg

By Rowena Mason, Energy Correspondent 8:00PM GMT 05 Nov 2010

Comments

How one broker spent $520m in a drunken club

Bakelig fra de store, voksende økonomiene. Halvparten av olje vil komme fra Kina alene.

Ste 25 årene, til internasjonale

In i den totale ogikilden, sier IEA


ORDER INTAKE NORWEGIAN SHIPYARDS 2010

img-7.jpeg

Source: Møreforskning

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP


OUTLOOK – BERGEN GROUP

  • Improved market outlook
  • Order backlog about to improve
  • Focus on strengthening the profitability
  • International co-operation with exiting potential

img-8.jpeg

BERGEN GROUP
37


BERGEN GROUP

QUALITY THROUGH SERVICE AND INNOVATION

img-9.jpeg

img-10.jpeg

img-11.jpeg

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!

www.bergengroup.no

BERGEN GROUP

BERGEN GROUP