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SERVCORP LIMITED AGM Information 2011

Nov 15, 2011

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Servcorp Limited Annual General Meeting

Presented by Alf Moufarrige, CEO

& Thomas Wallace, CFO

Wednesday 16 November 2011

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Operational Highlights - FY 2011

  • Revenue up 8% to $182.06M
  • Mature floor NPBT up 24% to $31.19M
  • Immature floor loss of $27.98M
  • NPBT of $3.04M up 6% on FY 2010
  • Strong unencumbered cash balances of $91.27M at 30 June 2011
  • Solid net operating cash flow of $18.79M
  • Strong AUD reduced the cost of funding overseas Capex
  • FY 2011 - biggest expansion year ever - 40 new floors
  • 116 floors in 51 cities in 21 countries at 30 June 2011

Operational Highlights - FY 2011

Total Floors by Region 30 June 2011

Total Floors = 116

Financial Results – FY 2011

FY 2011 FY 2010 % ConstantCurrency %
$AUD $AUD
000's 000's
Total Revenue 182,056 168,837 8% 13%
Mature Floor Net Profit Before Tax 31,191 25,126 24%
Total Immature Floor Loss (27,983) (20,102) 39%
Office Squared Gain / (Loss) (172) (2,149)
Total Net Profit Before Tax 3,036 2,875 6% (52%)

Financial Results – FY 2011

As at30 June 2011 As at30 June 2010 %
$AUD000's $AUD000's
Cash Balance (unencumbered) 91,269 121,030 (25%)
Net Assets 192,612 212,610 (9%)
Net Tangible Assets (per share) $1.81 $2.01 (10%)
FY 2011 FY 2010 %
Earnings Per Share (cents per share) 2.5cps 2.2cps 14%
Total Dividends (cents per share) 10.00cps 10.00cps

Mature Business – FY 2011

  • Mature result of $31.19M (guidance - $30.00M)
  • Challenging trading conditions in FY 2011:
    • natural disasters in Japan and Australia
    • turmoil on global financial markets
  • Management is satisfied with the overall result
  • 6 floors became mature in FY 2011
  • Revenue and margins in H2 FY 2011 improved in several regions
  • Australia & Southeast Asia continue to perform strongly
  • Average mature floor occupancy increased to 79%

Immature Business – FY 2011

Immature Floors by Region 30 June 2011

Number of Floors

Immature Business – FY 2011

  • Immature floor losses were $27.98M for FY 2011
  • Offsetting immature floor losses were cash incentives received of $5.64M
  • New floor Capex and Opex costs in line with budget expectations
  • Executed majority of leases near the bottom of the market
  • Servcorp should be competitive if global business confidence recovers
  • Europe and the USA recovering slower than anticipated
  • Immature floors in these regions have been adversely affected
  • Management continues to have confidence in the Servcorp business model
  • Focus on growing immature revenue

Global Expansion – Update

Total Floors Opened by Region 24 months ended 30 June 2011

Global Expansion – Update

  • Satisfied with overall progress of new floor rollouts
  • In FY 2012 we will slow the pace of expansion and consolidate
  • Expect to open no more than 15 floors in FY 2012
  • 68 floors expected to open in 36 months to 30 June 2012

Trading Update – Q1 FY 2012

  • Trading conditions continued to be challenging in Q1 FY 2012
  • Global financial markets continue to be highly volatile
  • This continues to impact business confidence
  • Mature and Immature results for Q1 FY 2012 are in line with guidance
  • Opened two new floors in Q1 FY 2012:
    • Shanghai
    • Guangzhou

FY 2012 Outlook

  • Management is cautiously optimistic about the outlook for Servcorp
  • Anticipate revenue and margins to continue to improve during FY 2012
  • Reaffirm guidance for FY 2012:
    • Mature floor NPBT $37.00M
    • Immature floor loss of approximately $20.00M

[This forecast assumes currencies remain constant and global financial markets remain stable]

Dividend FY 2011

Dividends of 10.0 cents per share fully franked paid in FY 2011

Dividend Outlook – FY 2012

Dividends of 15.0 cents per share expected to be paid for FY 2012 (Franking level expected to be at least 50%)

[This payment is subject to currencies remaining constant, global financial markets remaining stable and no unforeseen circumstances]