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Wereldhave N.V. Earnings Release 2011

Feb 13, 2012

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Results 2011

Key items

  • Profit € 63.0 mln (2010: € 95.1 mln)
  • Direct result per share € 4.93 (-3.3%)
  • Revaluation of portfolio -1,6%
  • Net asset value per share € 73.44 (-2.2%)
  • Loan to Value 41%
  • Occupancy increased during Q4 to 91.4% (+0.8%)
  • Dividend proposal € 4.70 in cash

Key figures

(in €)
Results 2011 2010
Result 63.0 mln 95.1 mln
Direct result 113.4 mln 115.9 mln
Indirect result -50.4 mln -20.8 mln
Result per share 2.38 4.15
Direct result per share 4.93 5.10
Equity December 31, 2011 December 31, 2010
Property investment portfolio 2,862.5 mln 2,860.1 mln
Shareholders' equity 1,714.0 mln 1,728.1 mln
Net asset value per share 73.44 75.12

Hans Pars, CEO of Wereldhave N.V., comments:

"The direct result per share for the year 2011 amounts to € 4.93. The 3.3% decrease compared to 2010 was mainly due to higher interest charges and negative exchange rate differences. In addition, during the year 2011 we have disposed of many properties and only just before the end of the year we purchased the Ealing Broadway shopping centre. Shopping centres now make up 57% of our property portfolio and this has improved our risk profile.

The expansion of the Nivelles shopping centre will be completed during the first quarter of 2012 and is nearly fully let. In December 2011 we have contracted MediaMarkt as the new anchor tenant for the Planetocio shopping centre in Spain. The shop will open doors on July 1, 2012. Furthermore, the largest tenant of the Itäkeskus shopping centre has been committed to move within the centre and fully take the Piazza, resulting in a total addition of 11,000 m² of floor space to the centre. Finally, in the Netherlands we are putting a lot of effort in revamping the websites of our shopping centres. Last week the new Purmerend website went live and the next two months the other centres will follow. The new website is fully integrated with social media and interactive.

The indirect result amounts to € -50.4 mln. The largest revaluation was at the Eilan development project in San Antonio. The US investment portfolio has also been adjusted downwards. Last week, we have announced that we will dispose of our American activities within a timeframe of two to three years. Some sales are already in progress for the 1 st quarter of 2012."

Profit Compared to the previous year, the profit for 2011 decreased by € 32.1 mln to
€ 63.0 mln, of which € 2.5 mln due to a lower direct result and € 29.6 mln due to a
lower indirect result. The profit per share amounts to € 2.38 per share (2010: € 4.15
per share).
Direct result The direct result for the financial year 2011 amounts to € 113.4 mln, a € 2.5 mln
decrease compared to 2010. The lower direct result can largely be attributed to higher
interest charges and negative exchange rate differences (€ -1.6 mln).
Net rental income rose by € 3.4 mln, of which a like for like rental growth of € 1.2 mln
(0.9%). The interest charges rose by € 8.1 mln. The increase is caused by a larger size
of the loan portfolio and higher interest rates. The average nominal interest rate as at
December 31, 2011 rose to 3.0% (December 31, 2010: 2.6%). The general costs rose
by € 1.0 mln in comparison with 2010, due to higher personnel expenses. Other income
rose with € 0.9 mln. Taxes on direct result decreased by € 2.3 mln.
The direct result for 2011 amounts to € 4.93 per share, which represents a 3.3% or
€ 0.17 decrease compared to 2010. This includes a dilution of € 0.05 caused by the
increased number of shares in connection with the optional dividend for the year 2010.
The EPRA occupancy rate as at December 31, 2011 amounts to 91.4%, an increase of
0.8% compared to September 30, 2011. Broken down per sector, the EPRA occupancy
rates as at December 31, 2011 (September 30, 2011) are: retail 95.1% (94.9%), offices
86.9% (85.8%) and other 94.4% (94.7%).
Indirect result The indirect result for the financial year 2011 amounts to € -50.4 mln (2010: € -20.8 mln).
The total valuation result stood at € -51.4 mln, almost completely composed of a negative
valuation result on the property portfolio of € -51.3 mln, or -1.6% of the total portfolio.
The operational property portfolio has been revalued downwards with € 26.5 mln, whereas
the value of the development portfolio decreased with € 24.8. There were positive
revaluations of the operational portfolio in Belgium, France and the United Kingdom, the
valuation remained more or less equal in the Netherlands and Finland and there were
lower property values in Spain and the United States. Of the development portfolio, the
Eilan project in San Antonio was impaired by € 38.1 mln. The development projects in
Nivelles and Richmond underwent positive revaluations of € 10.6 mln and € 2.7 mln
respectively.
Due to the larger share of shopping centres in the portfolio, the average cap rate for the
valuation of the portfolio decreased from 6.5% to 6.3% during 2011. During the year,
Wereldhave disposed of properties to a total sales volume of € 217.0 mln, generating a
result on disposals of € -4.1 mln, 1.9% below book value. However, with the disposals of
properties in Finland, a € 6 mln release of deferred tax was generated.
Equity/debt At December 31, 2011 shareholders' equity (including minority interest) stood at
€ 1,714.0 mln (December 31, 2010: € 1,728.1 mln). The net asset value per share at
December 31, 2011, including current profit, stood at € 73.44 (December 31, 2010:
€ 75.12). During the fourth quarter, the solvency ratio decreased from 58% to 56%
(December 31, 2010: 59%). Due to the negative property revaluations, the (EPRA) Loan
to Value increased in 2011 to 41% (December 31, 2010: 37%). As at December 31, 2011
there were 21,679,608 ordinary shares in issue. During 2011, no convertible bonds opted
for conversion.
Property portfolio At December 22, 2011 in the United Kingdom Wereldhave acquired the Ealing Broadway
shopping centre for € 182.2 mln, at a net initial yield of 6.5%. Also in December, in Paris
Wereldhave purchased an office development, of which the total investment will amount
to € 138 mln with an expected net initial yield of 7.3%. Construction is scheduled to
commence during the second quarter of 2012 with completion during the third quarter of
2014. During the last quarter, there were property disposals in the United Kingdom
(Towers Business Park), Finland (Tapiola and Meripuisto), The Netherlands (Makros Nuth
and Best) and the United States (Arboretum Estates in Richardson and Corporate Center,
Irving), for a total consideration of € 148.4 mln.
During 2011, Wereldhave acquired properties in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands
for a total of € 202.9 mln and sold properties in the Netherlands, Belgium, Finland, the

United Kingdom and the United States for a total sales volume of € 217.0 mln. As at

December 31, 2011, the value of the investment portfolio stood at € 2,862.5 mln and the value of the development portfolio amounted to € 227.9 mln.

Starting in 2012, Wereldhave fully focuses on shopping centres in the Netherlands, Belgium, Finland and the United Kingdom and on offices in Paris and Madrid. The US portfolio with offices and residential properties in Washington DC, Texas and San Diego will be sold. The first sales are already in progress for the 1st quarter of 2012. Wereldhave will also continue to divest non-core assets in Europe to enhance focus. During the next two to three years, Wereldhave aims to divest well over EUR 1.1 billion, of which € 800 million relates to the US portfolio and € 300 mln to non-core European properties to be divested.

Development portfolio The development pipeline is well sized with redevelopments of shopping centres in the Netherlands, Belgium and Finland and offices in Paris. During the first quarter of 2012, the expansion of the Nivelles shopping centre will become operational. The project is fully let and the nearly 20% upward revaluation above the property book value and the cost of the expansion, clearly show that value can be added by active shopping centre management.

For 2012, in Belgium the start of construction is planned for the expansions of the Tournai shopping centre and Genk shopping 1, whereas in Finland Wereldhave will work on the large scale refurbishment of Itäkeskus, involving an investment of € 90 mln, of which € 30 mln relates to the renovation and € 60 mln to the internal expansion of the centre with 11,000 m². With the commitment of MediaMarkt for the Planetocio shopping centre a major step has been set for the redevelopment of the centre. After the lease was signed, leasing of the other vacant units has commenced. During the first quarter of 2012, in Paris construction has commenced of an office building in Joinville, to be completed during the last quarter of 2013.

The Eilan development project in San Antonio will be completed during the second quarter of 2012. As at December 31, 2012, the valuation of the project was adjusted downwards by € 38.1 mln. The value was influenced negatively by the absence of a stable rental income during the start-up phase of the project. In addition, the land for the yet undeveloped part of the project was impaired. Wereldhave anticipates a slow but steady letting pace of approximately 25 apartments per month, depending on the season.

  • Proposed dividend A dividend of € 4.70 in cash in respect of the year 2011 will be proposed to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. The dividend is payable as from May 2, 2012.
  • Prospects Wereldhave fully focuses on shopping centres in the Netherlands, Belgium, Finland and the United Kingdom and on offices in Paris and Madrid. Wereldhave's US property investments will be sold and in Europe Wereldhave will continue to divest non-core assets. Wereldhave aims to divest well over € 1.1 billion within the next two to three years. The first sales are in progress for the first quarter of 2012. Wereldhave believes that next to its development pipeline, attractive opportunities will arise to re-invest the sales proceeds.

Due to the exit from the US and the sale of non-core assets, the pace of property disposals will be high during the next few years. Since suitable reinvestments may not always be immediately at hand, Wereldhave envisages a volatile direct result during the transition phase. Wereldhave aims to maintain the dividend for 2012 and 2013 at € 4.70 per share.

Annual General
Meeting of
Shareholders
The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of Wereldhave N.V. will be held on April 23,
2012 at 11.00 h CET at the Steigenberger Kurhaus Hotel, Gevers Deynootplein 30,
Scheveningen. For this meeting vote- and meeting rights will be granted to those
shareholders who are registered as such on March 26, 2012 after trading hours (record
date) in a designated (partial) register. The convocation and the agenda for the meeting
will be available as from March 12, 2012 on the Company's website www.wereldhave.com.
Annual report
2011
The Annual report 2011 will be available as pdf on the website of Wereldhave as from
March 7, 2012 and in hard copy as from March 15, 2012.
mail. The results will be explained during a press conference today at 11.00 h CET in the Okura
hotel in Amsterdam. Also today, an analyst meeting will be held at 14.00 h CET, which can
be followed by audiocast on www.wereldhave.com. Questions can be put by webcast or e
The Hague, February 13, 2012 Board of Management Wereldhave N.V.
For further information: Information for analysts:
Wereldhave N.V.
Richard W. Beentjes
Tel.
+ 31 70 346 93 25
Wereldhave N.V.
Charles F. Bloema / Jaap-Jan Fit
Tel.
+ 31 70 346 93 25
Wereldhave. Value for tomorrow.
www.wereldhave.com

Profile Wereldhave, established in 1930, is an international property investor with a portfolio of approx. € 3.1 billion. Wereldhave focuses on shopping centres which are dominant in their catchment area in the Netherlands, Belgium, Finland and the United Kingdom and on offices in Paris and Madrid. It creates value by actively managing shopping centres, through sound timing in the purchase and sale of offices and by developing its own property at cost.

Real estate is a local business. Local expertise is decisive for the success of a property investment company. With its local personnel, Wereldhave maintains direct contact with its tenants. This enables Wereldhave to stay on top of the issues concerning its tenants and up-to-date on market developments. Knowledge of rapidly-changing user requirements is also deployed in the development of projects for Wereldhave's own portfolio.

Consolidated balance sheet at December 31, 2011

Notes December 31, 2011 December 31, 2010
A ssets
Non-current assets
Investment properties in operation
Investment properties under
2,862,479 2,860,083
construction 227,932 134,517
Investment properties
5
3,090,411 2,994,600
Property and equipment
6
6,720 6,499
Intangible assets
7
6,753 6,321
Financial assets
8
42,375 24,532
Deferred tax assets
9
5,200 5,000
Other non current assets
10
47,291 37,949
108,339 80,301
3,198,750 3,074,901
Current assets
Trade and other receivables
11
26,947 14,699
Tax receivables
12
140 145
Cash and cash equivalents
13
24,400 32,096
51,487 46,940
3,250,237 3,121,841
Equity and Liabilities
Equity
Share capital
14
216,796 214,485
Share premium
15
767,315 777,728
Reserves
16
607,809 619,019
1,591,920 1,611,232
Minority interest 122,060 116,832
1,713,980 1,728,064
Long term liabilities
Interest bearing liabilities
19
1,224,088 876,915
Deferred tax liabilities
20
115,835 129,277
Financial liabilities
24
555 4,558
Other long term liabilities
21
36,954 49,508
Short term liabilities 1,377,432 1,060,258
Trade payables 12,656 4,925
Tax payable
22
924 1,933
Interest bearing liabilities
19
64,965 271,101
Other short term liabilities
23
80,280 55,560
158,825 333,519
3,250,237 3,121,841
35
Net asset value per share (x € 1 ) 73.44 75.12

Consolidated income statement for 2011

notes 2011 2010
Gross rental income
26
Service costs charged
208,237
30,547
205,673
26,527
Total revenues 238,784 232,200
Service costs paid
Property expenses
27
-33,555
-41,674
-29,903
-42,124
-75,229 -72,027
Net rental income 163,555 160,173
Valuation results
28
Results on disposals
29
General costs
30
Other income and expense
31
-51,412
-4,097
-15,982
1,787
-14,096
2,468
-14,979
258
Operational result 93,851 133,824
Interest charges
32
Interest income
32
-39,502
471
-30,250
338
Net interest
Other financial income and expense
33
-39,031
-3,717
-29,912
-2,596
Result before tax 51,103 101,316
Taxes on result
34
11,887 -6,181
Result 62,990 95,135
Profit attributable to:
Shareholders
51,301 88,673
Minority interest 11,689 6,462
Result 62,990 95,135
Earnings per share (x € 1)
35
2.38 4.15
Diluted earnings per share (x € 1)
35
2.65 3.95

Consolidated income statement for the fourth quarter 2011

4th quarter 2011 4th quarter 2010
Gross rental income 52,666 51,568
Service costs charged 7,312 7,142
Total revenues 59,978 58,710
Service costs paid -7,452 -7,886
Property expenses -11,637 -11,186
-19,089 -19,072
Net rental income 40,889 39,638
Valuation results -42,659 -16,648
Results on disposals -6,947 177
General costs -4,190 -3,284
Other gains and losses 372 -395
Operational result -12,535 19,488
Interest charges -9,788 -8,844
Interest income 158 103
Net interest -9,630 -8,741
Other financial income and expense -4,546 4,660
Results before tax -26,711 15,407
Taxes on results 16,571 1,177
Result -10,140 16,584
Shareholders
Minority interest
-16,338
6,198
14,866
1,718
Result -10,140 16,584
Earnings per share (x € 1) -0.76 0.70
Diluted earnings per share (x € 1) -0.40 0.63

Direct and indirect result for 2011

2011 2010
direct
result
indirect
result
direct
result
indirect
result
Gross rental income
Service costs charged
208.237
30.547
205.673
26.527
Total revenues 238.784 232.200
Service costs paid
Property expenses
-33.555
-41.674
-29.903
-42.124
-75.229 -72.027
Net rental income
Valuation results
Results on disposals
General costs
Other income and expense
163.555
-15.982
1.770
-51.412
-4.097
17
160.173
-14.979
869
-14.096
2.468
-611
Operational result 149.343 -55.492 146.063 -12.239
Interest charges
Interest income
-35.087
471
-4.415 -26.882
338
-3.368
Net interest
Other financial income and expense
-34.616 -4.415
-3.717
-26.544 -3.368
-2.596
Result before tax 114.727 -63.624 119.519 -18.203
Taxes on result -1.302 13.189 -3.615 -2.566
Result 113.425 -50.435 115.904 -20.769
Profit attributable to:
Shareholders
Minority interest
106.419
7.006
-55.118
4.683
109.001
6.903
-20.328
-441
Result 113.425 -50.435 115.904 -20.769
Earnings per share (x € 1 ) 4,93 -2,55 5,10 -0,95
Diluted earnings per share (x € 1 ) 4,50 -1,85 4,58 -0,63

Consolidated statement of comprehensive income

(amounts x € 1,000)

2011 2010
Result 62,990 95,135
Other comprehensive income:
Exchange rate differences 13,600 28,294
Revaluation of financial assets available for sale -151 -442
Effective portion of change in fair value of cash flow hedges 730 -
Total of comprehensive income 14,179 27,852
Total comprehensive income 77,169 122,987
Shareholders 65,526 116,661
Minority interest 11,643 6,326
77,169 122,987

Consolidated statement of movements in equity

Share
capital
Share
premium
General
reserve
Revaluation
reserve
Hedge
reserve
Reserve for
exchange
rate
Total attri
butable to
shareholders
Minority
interest
Total
Balance at January 1, 2010 212,770 766,432 655,961 1,762 - differences
-67,371
1,569,554
-
116,921 1,686,475
-
Comprehensive income
Result
- - 88,673 - - - -
88,673
6,462 95,135
Exchange rate differences
Revaluation of financial assets
- - - - - 28,294 28,294 - 28,294
available for sale - - - -306 - - -306 -136 -442
Total of comprehensive income - - 88,673 -306 - 28,294 116,661 6,326 122,987
Transactions with shareholders
Equity component convertible bond
Stockdividend 2009
1,715 13,011 -
-1,715
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
13,011
-
-
-
13,011
-
Dividend 2009 - - -87,994 - - - -87,994 -6,415 - -94,409 -
Balance at December 31, 2010 214,485 777,728 656,640 1,456 - -39,077 1,611,232 116,832 1,728,064
Balance at January 1, 2011 214,485 777,728 656,640 1,456 - -39,077 1,611,232 116,832 1,728,064
Comprehensive income - - - - - - - - -
Result
Exchange rate differences
- -
- -
51,301
-
-
-
-
-
-
13,600
51,301
13,600
11,689
-
62,990
13,600
Revaluation of financial assets
available for sale
- - - -105 - - -105 -46 -151
Effective portion of change in fair value of
cash flow hedges
- - - - 730 - 730 - 730
Total of comprehensive income - - -
-
51,301
-
-105
-
730
-
13,600
-
65,526
-
11,643
-
77,169
-
Transactions with shareholders
Equity component convertible bond -8,102 - 8,102 - - - - - -
Purchase remuneration shares - - -299 - - - -299 - -299
Stockdividend 2010 2,311 -2,311 - - - - - - -
Dividend 2010 - - -84,539 - - - -84,539 -6,415 -90,954
Balance at December 31, 2011 216,796 767,315 631,205 1,351 730 -25,477 1,591,920 122,060 1,713,980

Consolidated cash flow statement for 2011

Notes 2011 2010
Operating activities
Result
62,990 95,135
Adjustments:
Valuation results
28
51,412 14,096
Net interest charge
32
39,031 29,912
Other financial income and expenditure
33
3,717 2,596
Results on disposals
29
4,097 -2,468
Deferred taxes -14,131 2,566
Other non cash movements 1,011 1,943
85,137 48,645
148,127 143,780
Movements in working capital 11,335 9,233
Cash flow from company activities 159,462 153,013
Interest paid -33,305 -25,374
Interest received 860 1,450
Income tax paid -2,247 -3,032
-34,692 -26,956
Cash flow from operating activities 124,770 126,057
Investment activities
Proceeds from disposals direct investment
properties
29
168,589 45,524
Proceeds from disposals indirect investment
properties 24,756 -
Investments in investment property
0
-340,538 -449,591
Investments in equipment
5
-881 -801
Investments in financial assets
6
4,712 686
Investments in intangible assets
8
-973 -1,923
7
Investments in other long term assets
-3,793 -4,185
Investments in subsidiaries 24,068 -12,296
Cash settlement forward transactions -8,181 -15,279
Cash flow from investment activities -132,241 -437,865
Financing activities
New loans interest bearing debts
0
586,630 948,107
Repayment interest bearing debts
19
-508,467 -528,246
Repayment other long term liabilities -2,693 -889
Purchased remuneration shares -299 -
Dividend paid -90,954 -94,409
Cash flow from financing activities -15,783 324,563
Decrease / increase cash and bank -23,254 12,755
Cash and bank balances at January 1
0
32,096 20,156
Foreign exchange differences 15,558 -815
Cash and bank balances at December 31
0
24,400 32,096

Geographical segment information - 2011

Result B e lgium F inla nd F ra nc e T he
N e the rla nds
S pa in Unite d
Kingdo m
Unite d
S t a te s
H e a do f fic e
a nd o t he r
Total
Gross rental income
Service costs charged
26,344
6,969
30,048
7,484
12,665
4,534
43,967
5,667
9,502
2,291
20,927
3,602
64,784
-
-
-
208,237
30,547
Total revenues 33,313 37,532 17,199 49,634 11,793 24,529 64,784 - 238,784
Service costs paid
Property expenses
-7,453
-1,287
-7,996
-912
-4,617
-412
-6,046
-5,017
-3,046
-1,168
-4,397
-1,199
-
-31,679
-
-
-33,555
-41,674
Net rental income 24,573 28,624 12,170 38,571 7,579 18,933 33,105 - 163,555
Valuation results
Results on disposals
General costs
Other income and
14,747
-84
-2,180
337
-392
-550
4,001
-
-654
-1,783
695
-1,536
-5,682
-
-672
5,836
-1,741
-2,231
-68,819
-3,425
-1,969
-49
850
-6,190
-51,412
-4,097
-15,982
expense
Interest charges
Interest income
Other financial income
1,793
-849
49
-
-15,670
22
-
-2,644
155
-
-3,105
197
-
-4,739
19
1
-5,843
22
-
-6,931
7
-7
279
-
1,787
-39,502
471
and expense
Taxes on results
84
287
-
7,753
-
-17
-
-
-
1,231
136
-1,071
-
-151
-3,937
3,855
-3,717
11,887
Result 38,420 20,124 13,011 33,039 -2,264 14,042 -48,183 -5,199 62,990
Total assets
Investment properties in
operation
Investment properties
398,408 461,228 181,226 574,862 135,907 431,340 679,508 - 2,862,479
under construction
Other segment assets
minus: intercompany
74,428
25,681
-
6,504
2,840
-
3,479
13,105
-
1,792
148,694
-65,000
-
10,414
-
14,617
23,159
-
127,112
43,092
-
-
748,917
-791,076
227,932
1,015,902
-856,076
498,517 470,572 197,810 660,348 146,321 469,116 849,712 -42,159 3,250,237
Investments in
investment properties
38,293 -40,680 1,170 -52,726 4,251 127,349 46,733 - 124,390
Gross rental income by type of property
Retail 16,554 29,778 3,203 37,337 1,752 10,849 1,758 - 101,231
Offices
Other
9,768
22
-
270
9,462
-
1,167
5,463
5,455
2,295
9,236
842
56,816
6,210
-
-
91,904
15,102
26,344 30,048 12,665 43,967 9,502 20,927 64,784 - 208,237

Geographical segment information - 2010

B e lgium F inla nd F ra nc e T he
N e t he rla nds
S pa in Unit e d
Kingdo m
Unite d
S ta te s
H e a do ff ic e
a nd o t he r
Total
Result
Gross rental income 25,466 30,603 9,599 42,513 11,024 18,280 68,188 - 205,673
Service costs charged 5,998 6,920 3,367 6,025 2,582 1,635 - - 26,527
Total revenues 31,464 37,523 12,966 48,538 13,606 19,915 68,188 - 232,200
Service costs paid -6,726 -7,325 -4,100 -6,246 -3,427 -2,079 - - -29,903
Property expenses -1,213 -779 -509 -4,082 -1,502 -1,717 -32,322 - -42,124
Net rental income
Valuation results
23,525
-886
29,419
-16,410
8,357
123
38,210
-7,428
8,677
-16,679
16,119
5,489
35,866
20,670
0
1,025
160,173
-14,096
Results on disposals - - - -525 - 2,993 - - 2,468
General costs -1,381 -402 -685 -900 -865 -2,688 -1,932 -6,126 -14,979
Other income and
expense
314 - - - - - - -56 258
Interest charges -255 -14,026 -1,621 -191 -3,326 -5,467 -5,364 - -30,250
Interest income 26 24 99 - 14 2 25 148 338
Other financial income
and expense
2 - - - - 61 - -2,659 -2,596
Taxes on results -160 -202 -34 - 3,658 -1,520 -177 -7,746 -6,181
Result 21,185 -1,597 6,239 29,166 -8,521 14,989 49,088 -15,414 95,135
Total assets
Investment properties in
operation
395,696 508,075 176,342 630,248 137,412 307,964 704,346 - 2,860,083
Investment properties
under construction
27,816 - 3,330 934 - 6,321 96,116 - 134,517
Other segment assets
minus: intercompany
18,526
-
2,443
-
7,412
-
71,655
-65,000
10,982
-
44,921
-17,369
31,924
-
634,603
-612,856
822,466
-695,225
442,038 510,518 187,084 637,837 148,394 341,837 832,386 21,747 3,121,841
Investments in
investment properties
29,007 4,858 6,268 262,686 223 90,853 55,431 - 449,326
Gross rental income by type of property 15,700 30,263 2,485 29,625 2,625 4,004 1,588 - 86,290
Retail
Offices
9,766 - 7,114 1,317 5,954 11,697 60,858 - 96,706
Other - 340 - 11,571 2,445 2,579 5,742 - 22,677
25,466 30,603 9,599 42,513 11,024 18,280 68,188 - 205,673

Explanation

Movements in investment properties

Investment
properties in
operation
Investment
properties
under
construction
Total
investment
properties
Balance at January 1, 2011 2,860,083 134,517 2,994,600
Exchange rate differences 27,666 5,558 33,224
Purchases 202,947 - 202,947
Investments 27,295 106,251 133,546
From development properties -2,084 2,084 0
Disposals -216,853 - -216,853
Revaluations -26,523 -24,840 -51,363
Capitalized interest 388 4,362 4,750
Other -10,440 - -10,440
Balance at December 31, 2011 2,862,479 227,932 3,090,411
Investment property at fair value
Investment property at cost
2,862,479
-
180,430
47,502
3,042,909
47,502
2,862,479 227,932 3,090,411
Rental income per country
(x € 1,000)
gross rental income property expenses
and service and
operating costs
net rental income
2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010
Belgium 26,344 25,466 1,771 1,941 24,573 23,525
Finland 30,048 30,603 1,424 1,184 28,624 29,419
France 12,665 9,599 495 1,242 12,170 8,357
The Netherlands 43,967 42,513 5,396 4,303 38,571 38,210
Spain 9,502 11,024 1,923 2,347 7,579 8,677
United Kingdom 20,927 18,280 1,994 2,161 18,933 16,119
United States 64,784 68,188 31,679 32,322 33,105 35,866
208,237 205,673 44,682 45,500 163,555 160,173
Rental income per sector
(x € 1,000)
2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010
Retail 101,231 86,290 9,552 7,289 91,679 79,001
Offices 91,904 96,706 30,555 33,626 61,349 63,080
Other 15,102 22,677 4,575 4,585 10,527 18,092
208,237 205,673 44,682 45,500 163,555 160,173
Geographical distribution investment
properties (as a %)
December 31, 2011 December 31, 2010
Belgium 14 14
Finland 16 18
France 6 6
The Netherlands 20 22
Spain 5 5
United Kingdom 15 10
United States 24 25
Distribution of investment properties by
sector (as a %)
(as a %) Retail 57 52
Offices 39 41
Other 4 7
Number of ordinary shares ranking for dividend
21.679.608
21.448.525
Result per share ranking for dividend )
2,37
4,13
Average number of shares
21.593.238
21.389.310
Result per share
2,38
4,15
Result per share at full conversion of the bond
2,65
3,95
Movement in net asset value per share
2011
2010
ranking for dividend
Net asset value as at January 1
75,12
73,77
Dividend previous year
-3,95
-4,14
Stock dividend previous year
-0,75
-0,56
70,42
69,07
Other movements in equity
0,65
1,92
Direct result current year
4,91
5,08
Indirect result current year
-2,54
-0,95
2,37
4,13
Net asset value as at December 31
)
73,44
75,12
Share data
(amounts per share x € 1)
December 31, 2011 December 31, 2010

*) For the calculation of the result per share ranking for dividend and the net asset value per share the purchase of 4,313 remuneration shares are taken into account.

Interest bearing debt
(amounts x € 1,000)
December 31,
2011
December 31,
2010
Long term
Bank debts and other loans 740,495 399,980
Debentures 41,738 40,437
Convertible bonds 441,855 436,498
1,224,088 876,915
Short term
Interest bearing liabilities 64,965 271,101
1,289,053 1,148,016
Movement interest bearing liabilities
Balance at January 1, 2010
Exchange rate differences
New loans
Repayments
Use of effective interest method
712,814
17,643
953,387
-528,246
-7,582
Balance at December 31, 2010 1,148,016
Balance at January 1, 2011
Exchange rate differences
New loans
Repayments
Use of effective interest method
1,148,016
30,669
616,056
-508,468
2,780
Balance at December 31, 2011 1,289,053

Related party agreements

In the financial year 2011, no business transactions took place in which conflicts of interest of the Board of Management may have played a role. During the year, one contract has been entered into, in which an external board member of a local Wereldhave company has a potential conflict of interest. The Board has reported the Agreement to the Supervisory Board and the market conformity of the transaction was assessed by third parties and no irregularities were found. There have been no other business transactions in which conflicts of interest may have played a role.

Declaration of the Board of Management

The Board of management of Wereldhave N.V., consisting of J. Pars (CEO) and D.J. Anbeek (Managing

  • Director), hereby declares that, to the best of their knowledge:
    1. the press release, which has been prepared in accordance with IAS 34 "Interim Financial Reporting", give a true and fair view of the assets, liabilities, financial position and result of Wereldhave N.V. and the companies included in the consolidation as a whole;
    1. the press release provides a true and fair view on the condition as at the balance sheet date and the course of business during the year under review of Wereldhave N.V. and the related companies, and the expected course of business, where, in as far as important interest do not oppose, particular attention is paid to the investments and the conditions of which the development of turnover and profitability depend; and
    1. the press release includes a true and fair review of the information required pursuant to section 5:25d, subsections 8 and 9 of the Dutch Financial Markets Supervision Act (Wet op het financieel toezicht).

Wereldhave considers the market risk, liquidity risk and credit risk as financial risks. The market risk can be divided into interest risk and currency risk. These risks are being monitored on a continuous basis.

Basis of preparation results 2011

The accounting principles applied for this press release are in accordance with the annual accounts 2010 of Wereldhave and the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), as approved and endorsed by the EU Commission. The figures of this press release are unaudited.

Expense ratio

The expense ratio for 2011, based on the Dutch Financial Supervision Act, amounts to 3.57% (2010: 3.54%). The percentage is calculated as the quotient of property expenses, general costs and the average of shareholders' equity during the accounting period.