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Eqva ASA

Earnings Release Feb 28, 2019

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HAVYARD GROUP ASA

IR summary Q4 2018 – 28.02.19

Headlines/Milestones Q4 2018

  • EBIT of MNOK -35,3 (-4,30 %) in fourth quarter of 2018 and EBIT of MNOK -33.9 (-1,42 %) in 2018.
  • EBITDA of MNOK -0,03 (-0.003 % ) in fourth quarter of 2018 and EBITDA of MNOK 21,9 (0,92%.) in 2018.
  • Loss of MNOK -33.6 (4.1%) in Q4 and loss of MNOK -62.9 (-2,66%) in 2018.
  • The Group's operating profit (EBIT) in the fourth quarter is negative, and below the target of positive operating profit. The main reasons are losses on external activity in the segment Production & Services, and the focus is shifted towards internal activity that is profitable and important for the group. The weak results in the segments Power & Control and Fish Handling are related to the restructuring and development of new products and services. Both segments have satisfied customers and a profitable order backlog.
  • We have also made an additional depreciation of R&D which has resulted in a negative effect of MNOK 25 compared with 2017.
  • Considerable new contracts in fourth quarter

Outlook

  • Havyard's strategy is to continue to develop the company as a maritime technology group with unique expertise and products throughout the value chain. Our focus areas are Energy, Fish and Transport, where we have established a strong market position in segments with good activity.
  • Focus is to take synergies out for the 100% ownership in NES, continue the positive development on time, quality and cost in all projects and successful turn around in MMC FP.
  • We experience increased market activity in all focus areas Energy, Fish and Transport.
  • Historical high order backlog with profitable activity for the coming years.

Status and Outlook per Segments

Group Key Figures

MMNOK 2018 2017 2018 Q4 2017 Q4
EBIT margin $-1.42%$ $-2.05%$ $-4.30%$ 2,21%
Earnings per share $-1,18$ $-2.1$ $-0.09$ $-1,66$
Net interest bearing debt $-15$ 92.45 $-15$ 92,45
Working Capital 104 102 104 102
Assets 2 2 4 2 1337 2 2 4 2 1337
Equity 416 481 416 481
Equity ratio 18.6% 36.0% 18.6% 36.0%

Order backlog

  • External order backlog of approx. MNOK 4.642 (Q4 2017: 2.845)
  • 2019 MNOK 3.101
  • 2020 MNOK 1.297
  • 2021 MNOK 244

Figures per segment

(MNOK) Ship building
Technology
Ship Design
& Solutions
Power &
Control
Fish
Handling
Production
& Services
Other Havyard
Group
Operating revenues, External 1575.1 155,5 65,21 372,5 90,2 124,5 2 3 8 2 9
Operating revenues, Internal 28,32 88,9 332,36 34,9 137,1 $-621,5$ 0,0
Total operating revenue 1603,37 244,3 397,57 407,4 227,2 $-497,0$ 2 3 8 2 , 9
Operating profit / loss EBITDA 5,51 66,0 $-25,00$ 11,9 $-22,6$ $-13,9$ 21,9
Depreciation 11,68 13,5 1,53 27,2 1,4 0,5 55,8
Operating profit/(loss) (EBIT) $-6,16$ 52,5 $-26,53$ $-15,3$ $-24,0$ $-14, 4$ $-33,9$
Net financial items 2,41 4,7 $-1,59$ $-5,4$ $-1,1$ $-40,8$ $-41,8$
Profit/(loss) from associate 0,00 0,0 0,00 0,0 0,0 $-6,7$ $-6,7$
Profit/(Loss) before tax $-3,76$ 57,2 $-28,12$ $-20,7$ $-25,1$ $-55,2$ $-75,7$
Income tax expense $-1,04$ 13,0 $-10,80$ 0,4 $-0,8$ $-13,5$ $-12,8$
Profit/(Loss) $-2,72$ 44,2 $-17,32$ $-21,1$ $-24,3$ $-41,7$ $-63,0$

Balance sheet

2018 2017
unaudited
urevidert
Non-current assets
Goodwill 141003 141 003
Licenses, patents and R&D 98 323 107144
Property, plant and equipment 203 236 233 440
Investment in associates 15 570 22 407
Loan to associates 4 0 0 0 12746
Investment in financial assets 27 186 27 603
Other non-current receivable 18 0 37 22 370
Total non-current assets 507 356 566 713
Current Assets
Inventory 151 854 115 184
Accounts receivables 193 567 136 077
Other receivables 152 236 104 923
Customer contracts, assets 875 140 208 355
Cash and cash equivalents 361852 206 068
Total current assets 1734649 770 608
TOTAL ASSETS 2 242 005 1 3 3 7 3 2 1

▪ Net interest bearing debt: MNOK -15*

  • Working capital: MNOK 104
  • Equity ratio: 18.6 %

* ex. Construction loans

Total equity 416 284 480 945
Non-controlling interest 82 436 100 246
Retained earnings 310 076 356 930
Treasury shares $-3$ $-5$
Share premium reserve 22 535 22 535
Share capital 1 2 3 9 1239
Equity
unaudited
urevidert
Deferred tax liability 6 3 2 0 10.999
Derivatives n 667
Bond loan 80,000 86885
Loans and borrowings, non-current 101 272 63 366
Liabilities to parent company O 23 419
Other long-term liabilities 7689 2.250
Total non-current liabilities 195 280 187 585
Accounts payable 298 625 143 466
Taxes payable O 8 196
Public duties payable 68 597 34 643
Construction loans 668 642 Ω
Bond loan (installments next period) 10 000 10 000
Loans and borrowings, current 7909 23 196
Customer contracts, liabilities 310 088 175 943
Other current liabilities 266 581 273 346
Total current liabilities 1630 441 668790
Total liabilities 1825722 856375
TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 2 242 005 1 337 321

Cash Flow

urevident
CASH FLOW FROM OPERATIONS
Profit/(loss) before tax $-75713$ $-71$
Taxes paid $-6$
Depreciation 55 848 29
Net interest 57312 1
Change in value financial derivatives 8 4 1 5 28
Change in bond loan (amortization) $-141$ 1
Profit/loss disposals property, plant and equipment $-5000$
Impairment financial assets 18 645 ŧ
Share of (profit)/loss from associates $-6712$ 2
Changes in inventory $-36669$
Net changes in construction loans 668 642 $-149$
Changes in accounts receivables $-57490$ 26
Changes in accounts payable $-639243$ 20
Changes in customer contracts, asset 155 159 15
Changes in customer contracts, liability 134 145 59
Changes in other current receivables/liabilities $-34042$ 1
Net cash flow from/(to) operating activities 226 438 $-14$
Positive CF from operations in 2018:

Loss before tax

Accruals regarding projects

Negative CF from Investments in 2018:

  • Neg.effect of investment in intangible assets
  • Negative effect from purchase of shares in subsidiary

Positive CF from financing 2018:

  • New long term debt
  • New loan in subsidiary, presented as equity based on agreement.
Net cash flow used in investing activities $-93896$ $-36823$
Changes in long term receivables $-22660$ 17 640
Interest income 2 2 10
Dividends received 507
Disposal of financial assets $-55000$ 3 111
Investment in financial assets $-225$ $-18310$
Investment in intangible assets $-27320$ $-24670$
Disposal of property, plant and equipment 24 000
Investments in property, plant and equipment $-12691$ $-17312$
CASH FLOW FROM INVESTMENTS uleviueri
New long term debt 55 000 35 596
Repayment non-current debt $-24868$ $-45.519$
Payment of loan in subsidiary (see note 10) 20 000
Cost renegotiation bond loan $-1643$
Interest payment $-26890$ $-14324$
Purchase/sale of treasury shares 270
Net cash flow from/ (used in) financing activities 23 241 $-25619$
Net change in cash and cash equivalents 155 783 $-77012$
Cash and cash equivalents at start of the year 206 068 266 057
Cash and cash equivalents from merger in subsidiary 17 023
Cash and cash equivalents at end of the period 361852 206 069
Restricted bank deposits at the end of the period 139 983 89 402
Available cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period 221 869 116 667

An extensive plan is implemented to reduce injuries and absence including subcontractors

Average sick leave

  • Last 18 months sick leave on 3.02 %
  • In 2018 sick leave on 3.05 %

Injuries resulting in absence from work

  • 1 injurie last 12 months

HSE / QA

  • Strong focus on Quality in the Group
  • Quality deviations are measured, documented in action lists and handled effectively
  • Internal audits in accordance with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
  • Supplier audits
  • Audits from customers

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