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1H12
Results
Briefing
Agenda.
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1H12 Result 3 Residential 17
Investment
Property 6Strategy
& Outlook 26
Commercial
& Industrial 11 Appendices 29
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1H12 Result First half operating highlights.
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Group Operating profit and EPS up 5%
Distributions in line with guidance
Establishment of new $850m debt facility, extending the Group’s debt maturity profile and
reducing borrowing costs
Investment
Property
Strong portfolio metrics maintained: occupancy 98.7% and WALE 5.7 years
~52,000 sqm of leasing activity including good progress on 2013 expiries
Revaluation gain of $34m
Commercial
& Industrial
Secured commitments in excess of 100,000 sqm for new industrial space including a
41,000 sqm pre-leased facility for CEVA in Brisbane
Solid forward workload of 234,000 sqm
Residential Strong EBIT growth underpinned by contribution from key projects
Top 10 projects - FY12 sales targets 70% secured
Significant increase in contracts on hand to 1,316 with 59% expected to settle in 2H12
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1H12 Result Group financial results.
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1H12 1H11
Investment Property $88m $82m
Commercial & Industrial $10m $13m
Residential $38m $26m
Corporate $(13)m $(12)m
Operating EBIT $123m $108m
Operating profit after tax $68m $65m
Investment property revaluation gain $34m $25m
Unrealised loss on interest rate derivatives $(12)m $(5)m
Statutory profit after tax $90m $85mFor
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1H12 Result Key operatingmetrics.
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Operating EPS up 5% on 1H11
Gearing remains within target range
(25-35%)
Debt maturity profile extended to 3.7
years from 3.3 years
No corporate debt maturities before
September 2013
Improved average cost of debt
NTA per security of $3.46 remains
unchanged
− Impact of MTM of interest rate
derivatives
Key metrics 1H12 1H11
Operating EPS 11.8c 11.2c
DPS 10.5c 10.5c
% recurrent earnings 72% 76%
Jun 12 Dec 11
Gearing1 32.6% 33.0%
Weighted average debt maturity 3.7 yrs 3.3 yrs
Weighted average cost of debt2 7.8% 8.1%
NTA per security $3.46 $3.46
1. Interest bearing debt / total tangible assets (cash adjusted), based on the drawn amount of debt excluding fair value adjustments and associated derivative financial instruments
2. All in cost of debt excluding establishment fees and net of interest income
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Investment
PropertyFinancialperformance.
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Results 1H12 1H11
EBIT $88m $82m
Revaluation gain1 $34m $25m
Metrics2 Jun 12 Dec 11
Portfolio value $2.3bn $2.2bn
Occupancy (by income) 98.7% 99.3%
Industrial occupancy 99.0% 100.0%
Office occupancy 100.0% 100.0%
Comparable rental growth 3.2% 3.3%
WALE (by income) 5.7 yrs 5.8 yrs
Industrial WALE 6.5 yrs 6.7 yrs
Office WALE 4.7 yrs 4.6 yrs
Average cap rate 8.30% 8.34%
1. Includes gains on internal developments of $10m (1H12) and $7m (1H11)
2. Metrics exclude properties under development, except for portfolio value
Strong EBIT growth of 7% driven by
− Comparable rental growth of 3.2%
− Full period of income from
developments completed in 2011
Strong portfolio metrics maintained
− Occupancy of 98.7%
− WALE of 5.7 years
Revaluation gain of $34m
Active management of lease expiry
profile
− One third of FY13 expiries
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2%
10%14% 12% 9%
53%
FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17+
~52,000 sqm of leasing activity in 1H12
− Tenant retention of 92% (by income)
− Average incentives of 10%
− WALE of 5 years
Near term expiry profile being
progressively de-risked
− 2% of income expiring in FY12
− 10% of income expiring in FY13
(down from 15% at Dec 11)
− 88% of portfolio income expiring post
FY13
Investment
PropertyLeasing activity and expiry profile.
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1H12 office leasing Area (sqm) Expiry
TNT 7,650 2023
SPI Powernet 5,800 2015
Vanguard Investments 3,400 2020
Apple & AGN 500 2017
1H12 industrial leasing
Schweppes 25,700 2015
Danks 8,500 2018
Lease expiry profile1
1. By portfolio income, excludes properties under development and vacancy
88% expiring post FY13
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52%43%
5%
Industrial
Office
Other
42%
39%
16%
3%
NSW
VIC
QLD
SA & WA
Investment
PropertyPortfolio positioning.
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Geographic
diversity1
Sector
diversity1
Balanced exposure to industrial and office
sectors
Majority of portfolio located in Sydney,
Melbourne and Brisbane
Average portfolio age less than 10 years
requiring low maintenance capex
Average 3.4% pa fixed rent increases over
95% of portfolio income
83% of income from government, ASX
listed and multinational companies
1. By portfolio value, excludes properties under development
42%
39%
16%
3%
NSW
VIC
QLD
SA & WA
52%43%
5%
Industrial
Office
Other
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Investment
PropertyFY12 outlook.
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Portfolio remains well positioned
− Strong 1H12 EBIT contribution
− High occupancy, strong tenant
covenant and limited expiry risk
− Fixed rental increases across majority
of portfolio income
− Earnings contribution from major
development projects
− Coles expansion, QLD
3Q12 completion
− 357 Collins Street, VIC
4Q12 completion
Coles
Parkinson, QLD
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Commercial
& Industrial
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Market conditions remain challenging
Lower EBIT in 1H12 but total
contribution in line with 1H11
Secured commitments in excess of
100,000 sqm for new industrial space
Forward workload up with completions
skewed to 2H12
Two facilities proposed for the logistics
JV (ALJV)3 with an end value of $89m
− 2H12: QLS & Ceva (21,700 sqm)
− 1H13: Ceva (41,000 sqm)
FinancialPerformance.
Results1 1H12 1H11
Revenue $65m $86m
EBIT $10m $13m
NTA uplift $10m $7m
Total contribution $20m $20m
Development activity
Built form - Third party (sqm) 28,400 66,600
Built form - Internal (sqm) 38,500 34,200
Land sales (sqm) 127,000 103,000
Metrics Jun 12 Dec 11
Capital employed2 $441m $469m
Forward workload (sqm) 234,000 210,000
1. Includes ALZ share of joint ventures and PDAs
2. Total assets less non interest bearing liabilities at period end, before FY11 impairments
3. Australand Logistics Joint Venture with GIC - ALZ interest 19.9%
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Commercial
& IndustrialForwardworkload.
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INTERNAL DEVELOPMENT
GLA/NLA
Estimated
end value Timing
(sqm) ($m) % to go 2H12 1H13
NSW Building F, Rhodes Corporate Park 17,700 91 38%
QLD Coles, Parkinson (expansion) 11,800 34 10%
Flint St, Richlands 15,000 22 100%
VIC 357 Collins Street, Melbourne 32,350 200 10%
BIC & Spec, Keysborough 29,950 31 55%
DEVELOPED FOR EXTERNAL SALE
GLA/NLA
Estimated
end value Revenue Revenue timing
(sqm) ($m) % to go 2H12 1H13
NSW QLS & Ceva, Eastern Creek 21,700 29 82%
GME Kingray, Winston Hills 16,000 28 100%
QLD Honda & Spec, Northgate 6,700 18 76%
Ceva, Berrinba 41,000 60 100%
VIC Boundary Rd, Westpark 26,400 23 100%
PFG, Westpark 12,100 14 100%
Australian Ballet & Spec, Altona 28,200 22 90%
Fellowes, Melb Airport 7,400 7 40%
Border Express, Melb Airport 19,000 17 100%
SA Electrolux, Beverley 25,500 28 100%
Forward workload of 234,000 sqm
across 15 projects, end value ~$625m
5 developments to be held internally with
an estimated end value of ~$380m
− ~9% expected average yield on cost
− Forecast cost to complete of ~$130m
10 projects developed for external sale
with an estimated end value of ~$245m
− 8 facilities due for completion in 2H12
− 78% leased/owner occupied
A more detailed table outlining the forward workload is set out in the Appendices
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Commercial
& IndustrialIndustrial market outlook.
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Industrial completions
* Only includes properties currently under construction
Source: Jones Lang LaSalle REIS 2Q12
Tenant enquiry is encouraging but conversion
remains challenging
Non-discretionary and large retailers most
active
Tightening vacancy levels
− Prime grade vacancy <3% (except
Brisbane)
− High level of tenant renewal activity ~80%
Limited supply
− Supply remains relatively constrained
− Limited speculative activity
Strong investment demand for prime assets
with quality tenant covenants 0
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Prime industrial vacancy Jun 12 Dec 11
Melbourne 1.7% 1.7%
Sydney 2.1% 2.6%
Brisbane 7.0% 7.7%
Source: Savills
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Commercial
& IndustrialOffice developments.
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2 office assets under development with a
combined end value of ~$290m
Expected yield on cost of ~8.75%
357 Collins St, Melbourne
70% office space committed
Quality tenants with a 9 year WALE
Expected completion 4Q12
Building F, Rhodes Corporate Park
Affordable proposition and local amenity
driving enquiry
~35% committed with a further 20% under
negotiation
Limited competing supply with expected
completion 1H13Building F
Rhodes Corporate Park, NSW
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Commercial
& IndustrialFY12 outlook.
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QLS & Ceva
Eastern Creek, NSW
Strong industrial market share being maintained
− Leasing of selective speculative development
− Servicing owner occupier demand
− Strong presence in Melbourne market
− 100% zoned landbank
Strong third party capital and tenant
relationships
− $220m committed in GIC JV with a further
$230m headroom
− High level of repeat business
Solid forward workload of 234,000 sqm
(estimated end value of $625m)
FY12 outlook
− Operating conditions to remain challenging
− Stronger EBIT contribution in 2H12
− FY12 EBIT expected to be lower than FY11
− FY12 NTA uplift expected to be in line with FY11
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Residential Financial performance.
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1. Includes ALZ share of joint ventures and PDAs
2. Includes 100% of joint ventures and PDAs
3. Total new sales and contracts on hand for the 6 months to 30 June
4. Total assets less non interest bearing liabilities at period end, before FY11 impairments
Strong EBIT growth due to increased
contribution from key projects with higher
average sales prices and margins
Lot sales down but contracts on hand up
significantly
− 15% increase in overall sales activity
− 1,316 contracts on hand, 59%
expected to settle in 2H12
Capital employed higher than expected
reflecting
− Buy out of JV partner at Carlton, VIC
− Lower sales rates, particularly in SEQ
Results1 1H12 1H11
Revenue $260m $233m
EBIT $38m $26m
Lots sold 489 605
Contracts on hand (lots) 824 605
Contracts on hand (value) $406m $303m
Activity2
Sales activity3 1,031 894
Gross lots sold 654 998
Gross contracts on hand (lots) 1,316 951
Metrics Jun 12 Dec 11
Capital employed4 $910m $908m
Lots under management2 21,300 21,800
Pipeline end value2 $8.0bn $8.1bn
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Residential 1H12 operational highlights.
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Sales and contracts
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Monthly sales activity
(by lots)1
6%
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QLD WA NSW VIC
Contracts on hand
Lots sold
Key projects contributing to 1H12 result
− Greenhills Beach, NSW
− Cockburn Central, WA
− Kangaroo Point, QLD
− Parkville, VIC
Good progress on planning approvals
− Point Cook, VIC & Ashlar, NSW
Delivery of medium density projects underway
− Linc, Wolli Creek (100% pre-sold)
− Stage 1, Clemton Park (100% pre-sold)
Stronger activity in the second quarter
− Sales activity in 2Q12 improved to ~200 lots per month
− VIC and NSW continue to provide largest share of
activity
Monthly average
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57%
29%
14%
PDA
JV
Wholly Owned
72%17%
11%
Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density 72%
17%
11%
Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density
Residential Market overviewVIC.
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1. Includes 100% of joint ventures and PDAs
The overall market is in mild oversupply but this is not uniformly spread
Supply side has responded with builders reducing activity
Sentiment has softened with weaker employment outlook
Earnings resilience supported by diversity of pipeline - by location, product
type, ownership structure and price point
11 active projects - 513 gross contracts on hand
Geographic and product diversity
Pipeline by
ownership
(by lots)1
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29%
14%
PDA JV WO
72%17%
11%
Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density
VIC54%
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Residential Market overviewNSW.
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1. Includes 100% of joint ventures and PDAs
Continued undersupply providing advantages to projects with secured approvals
State Government actively assisting new construction activity and fast tracking
projects – Ashlar and Clemton Park
Pipeline is well diversified across land and built form projects
572 gross contracts on hand securing revenues for FY12 to FY14 with future
releases planned including Wolli Creek, Clemton Park & The Ponds
Pipeline type
diversity
(by lots)1
Project Contracts on hand1 Value1
Wolli Creek (JV) 213 $124m
Clemton Park (JV) 112 $52m
The Ponds (PDA) 130 $48m
Lidcombe (JV) 41 $26m
Greenhills Beach 21 $18m
Shell Cove (JV) 31 $10m
NSW23%
VIC
NSW
WA
QLD
33%
36%
31%Land
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High density
72%17%
11%
Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density
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QLD
WA
Residential Market overviewSE QLD.
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Activity levels remain at historic lows
Interstate migration remains low but has stabilised
Affordability relative to other cities has improved significantly
Infill projects (Kangaroo Point & Hamilton) attracting enquiry and sales activity
8 active projects - 125 gross contracts on hand with an end value of $74m
Northshore
Hamilton, QLD
9%
VIC
NSW
WA
QLD
Geographic diversity
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Residential Market overviewWA.
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Improving fundamentals as level of established housing on market is absorbed
Rental vacancies remain extremely low with rents escalating
Solid employment outlook driving interstate and international migration levels,
underpinning demand
7 active projects - 106 gross contracts on hand with an end value of $28m
Port Coogee, WA
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Residential Major projects.
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Top 10 projects Type1 State
Previous FY12
target lot sales2
Revised FY12
target lot sales2
Revised targeted lot sales
secured at 30 Jun 12
Expected
average price
Burwood H/MD VIC 92 92 82% $670k
Carlton (JV) H/MD VIC 100 100 94% $490k
Cranbourne West Land VIC 102 102 48% $215k
Clyde North (JV & PDA) Land VIC 168 140 34% $235k
Cockburn Central H/MD WA 94 94 100% $430k
Greenhills Beach Land NSW 170 135 74% $820k
Greenvale Land VIC 108 108 47% $250k
Kangaroo Point HD QLD 48 48 79% $980k
Lidcombe (JV) H/MD NSW 108 108 62% $680k
Parkville (JV) H/MD VIC 100 100 100% $480k
1. H/MD - Housing / medium density, HD - High density
2. Includes 100% of joint ventures and PDAs
Solid progress delivering sales at major projects
− Top 10 projects expected to contribute ~80% of targeted FY12 EBIT
− Targeted FY12 sales at these projects are 70% secured
Targeted sales on two projects (Clyde North and Greenhills Beach) have been moderated to reflect current
market conditions
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$349k$386k
$355k
$531k$493k
FY10 1H11 FY11 1H12 Average value of contracts on hand at 30 Jun 12
Residential FY12 outlook.
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Average value per lot1
Targeting 15-20% increase in EBIT for FY12
− Volumes expected to be lower than FY11
− Strong level of contracts on hand with 59% expected to settle in 2H12
− Average value per lot expected to be significantly higher
− Continued contribution from projects with strong margins
Targeted FY12 sales of top 10 projects are 70% secured
1. Includes ALZ share of joint ventures and PDAs
Greenhills Beach, NSW
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Strategy
& OutlookProgress on strategic objectives.
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Key sectors Maintain focus on the core sectors of residential, industrial and office where we
have competitive advantages
Recurring
earnings
Target 60-70% of Group EBIT from recurrent earnings
Group continues to perform in line with target range
Development
returns
Improve development divisions’ ROACE to at least 12%
Group has made significant improvement in its return on development capital over the
last two years
Group continues to target a 12% ROACE - unlikely to be achieved in FY12
Capital
management
Prudent capital management
Gearing of 32.6% as at 30 June 2012 (within target range of 25-35%)
Development pipeline fully funded with no corporate debt maturities until
September 2013
Free cash flow coverage of distributions
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Strategy
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Outlook
Trading conditions expected to remain challenging for the remainder of 2012 however the Group
remains well positioned to deliver earnings growth
− Well leased investment portfolio
− Solid forward workload for C&I
− Strong level of residential contracts on hand
Group earnings and distributions guidance
FY12 operating earnings per security expected to grow 3-4%
Reaffirm FY12 distribution guidance of 21.5 cents per security
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Property
Group
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RECURRENT INCOME
(60-70% of Group EBIT)
INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO
Commercial
& Industrial
$2.6bn1$2.3bn
ResidentialOffice
& Industrial
$8.0bn1
GROWTH
(30-40% of Group EBIT)
DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE
OPTIMUM MIX OF RECURRENT INCOME AND GROWTH
Business model.
1. Estimated pipeline end values
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1H12
$m
1H11
$m
Investment Property 88 82
Commercial & Industrial 10 13
Residential 38 26
Corporate (13) (12)
Operating EBIT 123 108
Net interest (42) (30)
Profit before tax 81 78
Tax 0 0
Non-controlling interest (ASSETS) (12) (13)
Operating profit after tax 68 65
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Summary of profit and loss statement.
Financial
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1H12 operating segment.
Financial
Commercial &
Industrial
$m
Total
Developer
$m
Investment
Property
$m1H12
Residential
$m
Corporate
$m
Total
$m
Sales Revenue
Property development sales 207.1 54.8 261.9 - - 261.9
Rent from investment properties - - - 105.7 - 105.7
Interest received or receivable 1.1 0.1 1.2 0.5 0.8 2.5
Management fees from joint ventures 8.1 - 8.1 - - 8.1
Other income from joint ventures 4.2 - 4.2 - - 4.2
Sundry income 2.6 0.0 2.6 6.6 1.3 10.5
Revenue from continuing operations 223.1 54.9 278.0 112.8 2.1 392.9
Property development sales from joint ventures 36.5 10.3 46.7 - - 46.7
Revenue including sales from joint venture entities 259.5 65.2 324.7 112.8 2.1 439.6
Segment result before interest and equity accounted results 35.7 7.4 43.1 84.6 - 127.7
Development profit through valuation of properties transferred to APT - - - - - -
Share of net profits of associates and jv’s accounted for using the equity method 2.3 2.2 4.4 3.2 - 7.6
Unallocated corporate costs - - - - (12.6) (12.6)
Earnings before interest and tax 38.0 9.5 47.5 87.8 (12.6) 122.6
Capitalised interest in cost of goods sold and other interest (44.5)
Interest income 2.5
Other fees charged between developer and trust -
Operating profit before tax 80.6
Income tax (expense)/credit on operating activities -
Net profit attributable to ASSETS hybrid equity holders (non-controlling interest) (12.5)
Net operating profit after income tax 68.2
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1H12
$m
1H11
$m
Gross finance costs 59 53
Less: capitalised interest – developer (24) (21)
Less: capitalised interest – investment property (7) (6)
Add: unrealised loss on interest rate derivatives 12 5
Finance costs in profit and loss 40 32
Less: unrealised loss on interest rate derivatives (12) (5)
Add: capitalised interest expensed via COGS 16 5
Finance costs included in operating profit 44 31
Interest income 3 1
Net interest expense in operating profit 42 30
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Jun 12 $m Dec 11 $m
Assets
Cash
Receivables
Inventories
Investment properties
Investments held for sale
Equity accounted investments
Other assets
88
208
1,047
2,269
-
262
123
93
190
1,097
2,165
72
234
101
Total assets 3,997 3,953
Liabilities
Interest bearing liabilities
Other liabilities
1,385
349
1,382
306
Total liabilities 1,734 1,687
Net assets 2,263 2,266
ASSETS hybrid equity 269 269
Net tangible assets 1,994 1,997
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Securities on issue No. of securities
As at 1 January 2012 576,846,597
Movement in securities -
As at 30 June 2012 576,846,597
Weighted average number of securities 576,846,597
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Net tangible assets $m $ per security
As at 1 January 2012 1,997 3.46
Gains from property revaluations 34 0.06
Unrealised loss on interest rate derivatives (44) (0.07)
Retained operating earnings / other 7 0.01
As at 30 June 2012 1,994 3.46
NTA and securities on issue reconciliation.
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$125m
$504m
$371m
$134m
$29m
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
$350m
$125m
$354m
$200m
Financial Key metrics.
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Jun 12 Dec 11
Gearing1 32.6% 33.0%
Look-through gearing2 32.8% 33.3%
Weighted average debt maturity 3.7 yrs 3.3 yrs
Undrawn facilities plus cash $448m $548m
Weighted average cost of debt3 7.8% 8.1%
% of debt fixed by hedges 88% 72%
Weighted average hedge maturity 3.5 yrs 4.0 yrs
Debt maturity profile
$300m
$437m
$385m$325m
$650m
2011 2012 2013 2014
Undrawn
Drawn
1. Interest bearing debt / total tangible assets (cash adjusted), based on the drawn amount of debt excluding fair value adjustments and associated derivative financial instruments
2. Interest bearing debt plus share of off-balance sheet interest bearing debt / total tangible assets plus share of off-balance sheet assets (cash adjusted) based on the drawn amount of debt excluding
fair value adjustments and associated derivative financial instruments
3. All in cost of debt excluding establishment fees and net of interest income
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Statutory
balance sheet
Jun 12 Adjustments
Adjusted
balance sheet
Jun 12
Cash 88 - 88
Other assets 3,909 (35) 3,874
Total tangible assets 3,997 (35) 3,962
Interest bearing liabilities 1,385 (32) 1,353
Gearing1 32.6%
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Reported gearing.Financial
1. Interest bearing debt / total tangible assets (cash adjusted), based on the drawn amount of debt excluding fair value adjustments and associated derivative financial instruments
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ALZ share of assets and liabilities
in joint ventures and associates
Jun 12
$m
Dec 11
$m
Assets
Cash
Inventories
Investment properties
Other assets
12
341
116
51
24
315
98
37
Total assets 520 475
Liabilities
Interest bearing liabilities
Other liabilities
112
146
137
103
Total liabilities 258 241
Equity accounted investments 262 234
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Financial Look-through joint venture balance sheet.
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Facility limit $m
Drawn amount $m Maturity date Security
Carlton project facility 25 15 Aug 2013 Secured
Tranche A - syndicated 100 100 Sep 2013 Unsecured
Tranche B - syndicated 350 350 Jul 2014 Unsecured
Tranche C - syndicated 200 50 Sep 2015 Unsecured
Tranche 2015 - syndicated 304 304 Jan 2015 Unsecured
Tranche 2016 - syndicated 371 371 Sep 2016 Unsecured
Tranche D - syndicated 200 0 May 2017 Unsecured
US private placement1 134 134 May 2021 Unsecured
US private placement1 29 29 May 2023 Unsecured
Total 1,713 1,353
Available facilities 360
Cash 88
Available liquidity 448
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Liquidity and debt facilities.
Financial
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Measure Covenant 1H12
Interest cover ratio (cash basis) >2.0x 2.8x
EBIT / cash interest paid
Investment Property interest cover ratio >1.3x 1.8x
Net operating income of IP / cash interest paid
Covenant gearing (look-through) <55% 43.9%
Total liabilities plus share of off-balance sheet liabilities / total tangible
assets plus share of off-balance sheet assets (cash adjusted)
Covenant gearing (contingent liabilities) <55% 45.3%
Total liabilities plus contingent liabilities / total tangible assets (cash adjusted)
Priority debt <7.5% 1.0%
Secured debt / total tangible assets
Tangible net worth >$1.7bn $2.2bn
Total tangible assets less total liabilities
Debt covenants. Financial
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Interest rate hedging profile.
Financial
4.40%
4.60%
4.80%
5.00%
5.20%
5.40%
5.60%
$0m
$200m
$400m
$600m
$800m
$1,000m
$1,200m
$1,400m
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Interest Rate Hedge Profile
Hedge amount (LHS)
Hedge rate at Jun 2012 (RHS)
Hedge rate at Dec 2011 (RHS)
4.40%
4.60%
4.80%
5.00%
5.20%
5.40%
5.60%
$0m
$200m
$400m
$600m
$800m
$1,000m
$1,200m
$1,400m
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Interest Rate Hedge Profile
Hedge amount (LHS)
Hedge rate at Jun 2012 (RHS)
Hedge rate at Dec 2011 (RHS)
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Cap rates Jun 12 Dec 11 Jun 11
Industrial 8.71% 8.72% 8.74%
Office 7.82% 7.92% 7.87%
Portfolio 8.30% 8.34% 8.33%
Tenant profile2
ASX listed companies 34%
Multinational companies 42%
Government 7%
Other 17%
Total 100%
51%44%
5%
Industrial
Office
Other
Sector
diversity1
Rent review
structure2
89%
6%
5%
Fixed
> of fixed or CPI
Other
Portfolio details.Investment
Property
89%
6%
5%
Fixed
> of fixed or CPI
Other
52%43%
5%
Industrial
Office
Other
1. By portfolio value, excludes properties under development
2. By portfolio income, excludes properties under development and vacancy
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52%
1%
47%
NSW
QLD
VIC
35%
30%
30%
5%
VIC
NSW
QLD
WA & SA
Industrial - key metrics Jun 12
Portfolio value $1.1 bn
Number of assets 50
GLA 891,423 sqm
Occupancy (by income) 99.0%
Comparable rental growth 2.9%
Cap rate 8.71%
WALE (by income) 6.5 years
Portfolio age 6.7 years
Office - key metrics Jun 12
Portfolio value $1.0 bn
Number of assets 15
NLA 228,730 sqm
Occupancy (by income) 100.0%
Comparable rental growth 3.5%
Cap rate 7.82%
WALE (by income) 4.7 years
Portfolio age 10.1 years
Office
geographic
diversity
Industrial
geographic
diversity
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Portfolio diversification.
Investment
Property
35%
30%
30%
5%
VIC
NSW
QLD
WA & SA
52%
1%
47%NSW
QLD
VIC
Note: Metrics exclude properties under development, except for portfolio value and number of assets
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88%
10%
2%
Fixed
> of fixed or CPI
Other
<1%2%
19%16%
8%
55%
FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17+
2%
20%
8% 9% 12%
49%
FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17+
95%
5%
Fixed
Other
Industrial
rent reviews
89%
6%
5%
Fixed
> of fixed or CPI
Other
Office rent
reviews
Industrial lease expiry Office lease expiry
44
95%
5%
Fixed
Other
Lease expiry profile and rent review structure.
Investment
Property
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Portfolio Industrial Office
Wesfarmers - Coles (12%) Wesfarmers - Coles (17%) C’wealth Govt of Australia (11%)
C’wealth Govt of Australia (4%) LG Electronics Australia (5%) Nestle Australia (11%)
Nestle Australia (4%) H.J. Heinz Co. Australia (4%) PwC (9%)
PwC (4%) Schweppes Australia (4%) Tower Risk and Investment (7%)
Tower Risk and Investment (3%) Toll Holdings (3%) Wesfarmers - Coles (7%)
Qantas Airways (3%) DHL Global Forwarding (3%) Qantas Airways (6%)
LG Electronics Australia (2%) Inchcape Motors Australia (3%) TNT Australia (5%)
TNT Australia (2%) Costco (3%) State Govt of NSW (5%)
Toll Holdings (2%) Retail Adventures (3%) National Australia Bank (4%)
H.J. Heinz Co. Australia (2%) Consolidated Paper (2%) Publishing and Broadcasting (3%)
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Top 10 tenants by income.
Investment
Property
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East/South East
22%
West26%
North12%
QLD19%
NSW14%
East/South EastWest
North
60%
19%
14%
7%
VIC
QLD
NSW
SA
70%30%
Industrial
Office
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Pipeline positioning
($2.6bn estimated end value)
60%
19%
14%
7%
VIC
QLD
NSW
SA
Industrial landbank
positioning (360ha)
Pipeline positioning.
67%33%
Industrial
Office
Commercial
& Industrial
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Type Ownership State
Estimated
end value
($m)
% revenue
to go
GLA/NLA
(sqm)
Forward
workload
(sqm)
Estimated
completion
% leased
(by area)
% sold
(by area) % built
Building F, Rhodes Corporate Park Internal 100% NSW 91 38% 17,700 6,726 1H13 37% na 62%
Coles, Parkinson (expansion) Internal 100% QLD 34 10% 11,800 1,180 2H12 100% na 90%
Flint St, Richlands Internal 100% QLD 22 100% 15,000 15,000 2H12 0% na 0%
357 Collins Street, Melbourne Internal 100% VIC 200 10% 32,350 3,235 2H12 70% na 90%
BIC & Spec, Keysborough Internal 100% VIC 31 55% 29,950 16,473 2H12 41% na 45%
Sub total - Internal development 378 106,800 42,614 43%
QLS & Ceva, Eastern Creek1 Third party 50% NSW 29 82% 21,700 17,794 2H12 100% 0% 100%
GME Kingray, Winston Hills Owner occupier 100% NSW 28 100% 16,000 16,000 2H12 100% 100% 0%
Honda & Spec, Northgate Third party 100% QLD 18 76% 6,700 5,092 1H13 31% 26% 100%
Ceva, Berrinba1 Third party 100% QLD 60 100% 41,000 41,000 1H13 100% 0% 0%
Boundary Rd, Westpark Third party 100% VIC 23 100% 26,400 26,400 2H12 0% 0% 0%
PFG, Westpark Owner occupier 100% VIC 14 100% 12,100 12,100 2H12 100% 100% 0%
Australian Ballet & Spec, AltonaOwner occupier /
Third party100% VIC 22 90% 28,200 25,380 2H12 50% 50% 10%
Fellowes, Melb Airport Third party 50% VIC 7 40% 7,400 2,960 2H12 100% 100% 60%
Border Express, Melb Airport Third party 50% VIC 17 100% 19,000 19,000 2H12 100% 100% 0%
Electrolux, Beverley Third party 100% SA 28 100% 25,500 25,500 2H12 100% 0% 0%
Sub total – For external sale 246 204,000 191,226 78% 34%
Total 623 310,800 233,840
1. Proposed for the Australand Logistics Joint Venture with GIC – ALZ interest 19.9%
Forward workload.Commercial
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Landbank
Industrial
pre-lease
Industrial
land & build
Industrial
speculative
Industrial
land sales Commercial
NSW Botany
Eastern Creek
Macquarie Park
Rhodes
Winston Hills
QLD Berrinba
Northgate
Parkinson
Pinkenba
Richlands
Rocklea
Yatala
VIC Altona
357 Collins St
Dandenong
Freshwater (Stage 3)
Keysborough
Laverton
Melbourne Airport
Mulgrave
Rowville
West Park
SA Beverley
Burbridge Business Park
Gillman
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54%
22%
14%
9%
VIC
NSW
WA
QLD
49
67%31%
2%
Affordable
Medium range
Premium range
Pipeline by
product type
72%17%
11%
Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density
72%17%
11%
Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density
72%17%
11%
Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density
Pipeline by
geography
Pipeline by
price point
Pipeline positioning.Residential
Note: By number of lots, includes 100% of joint ventures and PDAs
72%26%
2%
Affordable
Medium range
Premium range
54%
23%
14%
9%
VIC
NSW
WA
QLD
72%20%
8%
Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density
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Land Housing & medium density High density
Projects 23 Projects 14 Projects 6
Lots 15,331 Lots 4,232 Lots 1,699
End value $4.5bn End value $2.4bn End value $1.1bn
Average age1 6.6 yrs Average age1 4.0 yrs Average age1 9.8 yrs
Development life1 14.0 yrs Development life1 5.0 yrs Development life1 5.2 yrs
The Ponds, NSW Parkville, VIC Kangaroo Point, QLD
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Pipeline breakdown.Residential
Note: Includes 100% of joint ventures and PDAs
1. Weighted average by lots remaining
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Project Type1 Total lots Lots sold
Lots
(to go)
End value
to go $m
Contracts
on hand Ownership
Revenue
start
Estimated
revenue
finish
NSW Ashlar H/MD 750 - 750 454 - 100% 2015 2019
Elderslie Land 143 35 108 24 21 100% 2008 2014
Greenhills Beach Land 234 79 155 128 21 100% 2012 2014
Lidcombe H/MD 229 118 111 64 3 100% 2007 2014
Wolli Creek HD 707 - 707 402 - 100% 2015 2018
QLD Hamilton H/MD 447 - 447 334 100 100% 2012 2017
Hope Island Land 633 36 597 107 5 100% 2010 2017
Ivadale Lakes Land 652 467 185 46 4 100% 2003 2017
Kangaroo Point HD 175 33 142 124 6 100% 2012 2016
Park Ridge Land 319 - 319 69 - 100% 2014 2019
Springfield Land 276 92 184 44 9 100% 2010 2015
VIC Burwood H/MD 241 114 127 76 63 100% 2011 2013
Carlton H/MD 675 88 587 344 203 80% 2011 2017
Cranbourne West Land 681 308 373 79 10 100% 2010 2014
Greenvale Land 678 132 546 157 20 100% 2011 2016
WA Cockburn Central H/MD 486 237 249 116 16 100% 2008 2016
Port Coogee Land 378 101 277 343 2 100% 2007 2021
Pipeline detail.Major wholly owned projects
Residential
1. H/MD – Housing / medium density, HD – High density
5,917 lots with an estimated on-completion value of $2.9bn
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Project Type2 Total lots Lots sold
Lots
(to go)
End value
to go $m
Contracts
on hand Ownership
Revenue
start
Estimated
revenue
finish
NSW Clemton Park H/MD 678 - 678 393 112 50% 2013 2017
Lidcombe H/MD 459 295 164 110 41 50% 2007 2013
Shell Cove Land 2,600 1,549 1,051 436 31 PDA 1997 2025
The Ponds Land 1,324 1,061 263 115 130 PDA 2007 2013
Wolli Creek HD 788 - 788 560 213 50% 2014 2017
VIC Beveridge Land 3,800 - 3,800 940 - PDA 2015 2041
Clyde North Land 2,593 119 2,474 741 39 50% & PDA 2011 2027
Croydon Land 572 284 288 96 21 50% 2009 2014
Parkville H/MD 858 260 598 296 114 50% 2006 2018
Point Cook Land 601 - 601 212 - 50% 2013 2018
Sunbury Land 390 - 390 89 - PDA 2014 2016
Sunshine H/MD 658 382 276 111 25 50% 2009 2016
Wallan Land 1,697 379 1,318 233 17 50% 2009 2024
Westmeadows H/MD 221 - 221 91 - PDA 2013 2017
WA Baldivis Land 837 - 837 181 - 50% 2014 2020
Byford Land 400 80 320 58 53 50% 2010 2015
Port Coogee Land 417 285 132 133 5 50% 2006 2016
Yanchep Land 1,303 218 1,085 269 21 50% 2009 2022
Pipeline detail.Major JVs and PDAs1
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2. H/MD – Housing / medium density, HD – High density
15,345 lots with an estimated on-completion value of $5.1bn
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Lots remaining End value ($m)
No. projects Land
Housing
& medium
density
High
density Total Land
Housing
& medium
density
High
density Total
NSW 11 1,577 1,721 1,495 4,793 703 1,037 961 2,701
VIC 15 9,818 1,809 - 11,627 2,554 918 - 3,472
QLD 9 1,285 452 156 1,893 266 337 146 749
WA 8 2,651 250 48 2,949 984 117 26 1,127
Total 43 15,331 4,232 1,699 21,262 4,507 2,409 1,133 8,049
Wholly
owned23 2,772 2,295 850 5,917 1,004 1,408 526 2,938
JV / PDAs 20 12,559 1,937 849 15,345 3,503 1,001 607 5,111
Total 43 15,331 4,232 1,699 21,262 4,507 2,409 1,133 8,049
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Pipeline overviewLots under management1
Residential
1. Includes 100% of joint ventures and PDAs
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Pipeline overview.ALZ share1
Residential
Lots remaining End value ($m)
No. projects Land
Housing
& medium
density
High
density Total Land
Housing
& medium
density
High
density Total
NSW 11 841 1,300 1,101 3,242 393 786 681 1,860
VIC 15 5,470 1,144 - 6,614 1,410 600 - 2,010
QLD 9 1,285 452 150 1,887 266 337 136 739
WA 8 1,464 250 24 1,738 663 117 13 793
Total 43 9,060 3,146 1,275 13,481 2,732 1,840 830 5,402
Wholly
owned23 2,772 2,178 850 5,800 1,004 1,340 526 2,870
JV / PDAs 20 6,288 968 425 7,681 1,728 500 304 2,532
Total 43 9,060 3,146 1,275 13,481 2,732 1,840 830 5,402
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34%
28%
26%
12%WA
NSW
VIC
QLD
55
72%17%
11%
Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density
72%17%
11%
Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density
72%17%
11%
Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density
Lot sales by
geography
Lot sales by
segment
Land 1H12
Lots sold 275
Revenue $144m
Average sale price2 $589k
Housing & medium density 1H12
Lots sold 175
Revenue $87m
Average sale price2 $497k
High density 1H12
Lots sold 39
Revenue $29m
Average sale price $744k
HY12 metrics.ALZ share1
Residential
1. Includes ALZ share of joint ventures and PDAs
2. Average sale price adjusted to exclude lots and revenue sold under PDA
structures as sales from PDAs are not included in reported revenue
56%36%
8%Land
Housing & medium densityHigh density
34%
28%
26%
12%WA
NSW
VIC
QLD
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Lots sold NSW VIC WA QLD Total
Land 115 92 45 23 275
Housing & medium density 21 33 118 3 175
High density 1 - 5 33 39
Total 137 125 168 59 489
Wholly owned 84 95 131 59 369
JV / PDAs 53 30 37 - 120
Total 137 125 168 59 489
Revenue ($m) NSW VIC WA QLD Total
Land2 94 22 23 5 144
Housing & medium density2 17 22 46 2 87
High density 1 - 3 25 29
Total 112 44 72 32 260
Wholly owned 96 28 54 32 210
JV / PDAs 16 16 18 - 50
Total 112 44 72 32 260
HY12 metrics.ALZ share1
Residential
1. Includes ALZ share of joint ventures and PDAs
2. Excludes revenue from projects under PDA structures
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Results
Briefing
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