Matias Gaivironsky
Analyst · Federico Rey with Raymond James
Good morning, everybody. Thank you, Daniel. Going to Page 11, here we can see our investment in IDB. IDB today, we control, together with Extra Holdings, 62.5%, and the rest of the shareholders, the free float, is around 37.5%. IDB is a holding company with a conglomerate in different industries, different companies, including the real estate, agrichemicals, venture capital, telecommunications, supermarket, insurance companies, among the main companies of the Group. The latest developments on IDB, the Board of Directors of IDB approved a rights offering. IRSA approved recently an additional investment of $105 million in IDB, so we will participate in the rights offering for up to NIS400 million. The total amount of the rights offering will be NIS800 million. And Dolphin committed to participate for the NIS400 million so IRSA will participate as well. As well with the NIS800 million, the Company will issue three new series of warrants for up to NIS1.2 billion, with maturity in 2016, 2017 and 2018 each of the series will be one-third of the NIS1.2 billion. Use of proceed of this offering will be to reduce leverage and to comply with the amortization that the Company had this year. Going to next page, in page 12, here we include a graph of the performance of the shares since the closing of this transaction. Remember that we closed this deal in May last year, and since that, the performance of the shares was not good. The price has reduced 61.1%. And we decided at the beginning of the investment to recognize the value of IDB at market price. So each quarter, we have to mark to market our position and recognize gain or losses. Since that, we have recognized losses in this semester for ARS877 million, according to our participation in the company. Here you can see since the closing, we did a first rights offering in June 2014. And then, we are doing a new one this month that probably will close today or tomorrow, then we will see the results. Going to page 13, regarding our investment in Banco Hipotecario, this quarter we received gains from Banco Hipotecario of a total amount of ARS70.6 million, compared with ARS86.3 million last year. That is mainly because of the performance of the portfolio of bonds, and there were financial margins in Banco Hipotecario. We also received this quarter dividends from Banco Hipotecario. Banco Hipotecario paid ARS42 million in dividend and IRSA received ARS12.6 this quarter. The market value at the bottom of the graph of our stake in Banco Hipotecario today represent $228 million, compared with the previous year that was ARS121.9 million. Remember that here we don't recognize gains regarding the appreciation of Banco Hipotecario. We recognize results at the equity measures. Going to page 14, here we can see the evolution of the different segments of the Company and EBITDA. We had good results in all the rental segments. We have an increase of 27% revenues in shopping and 29% in EBITDA in shopping centers. Revenues in the offices increased 34%, including the decrease in square meters that we sold this year. So the performance was better, mainly because of the devaluation of the peso. Remember that here we collect revenues in dollar terms, tied to the official exchange rate, and we received 34% more than the previous year. Sales and development, in terms of revenue, was 84% lower than the previous year; that is mainly because of the reduction in stock. In the last year, we have been delivering the units of Horizons, and this quarter the stock is much lower. Hotels, 33% increase, a good performance. In terms of margin, we remain in very good levels. Shopping centers remain close to 80%. In offices, we increased to 73.1% in margin and hotels in the same level. Regarding the breakdown of the EBITDA, this quarter - this semester, we have one-shot effect, or non-recurrent effect, because of the sales of the investment properties, and also because of the sale of Madison that generate - that in the five on the bottom of the graph, you can see that international in this quarter is higher than what used to be. Taking in consideration the shift of EBITDA, or leaving aside those effect shopping centers remain the main segment, with 83% of the EBITDA and 15% in offices. Going to page 16, here we include the main variations on the financial statements. Starting with the last quarter, with a profit or loss of ARS26.1 million, the main effects were the increase in shopping centers by ARS168 million. That is mainly because of the increase in revenues of 27%, we have a decrease of ARS66 million in offices. And here it's important to mention that regarding the creation of IRSA Commercial Properties, we incurred in costs that were allocated to the office segment, so the cost of transfer was ARS110 million. So that ARS66 million of reduction includes the cost of the transfer. So leaving aside the cost of the transfer, in offices we have an increase in 53% in EBITDA and 34% in revenues. In terms of the sales and development segment, we have an increase of ARS477.5 million. That is mainly because of the sales of investment properties, the sales of offices that were included in this segment. Hotels increased ARS3.6 million. The international segment here we have a reduction, or a decrease of ARS257.6 million that here we include two main effects. One is the sale of Madison that was positive and the loss of IDB that were part include in this segment and part include in the financial results. So IDB in the international affected by ARS692 million. The rest are stable in the same line that the previous year. Net financial results we have an increase; the difference is positive ARS126.7 million. Remember that the last year the net financial results was ARS611 million compared with this quarter or this semester that was ARS484 million. Last semester, we have one important effect that was the devaluation that the peso, or the exchange rate, were passed from ARS5.388/$1 to ARS6.521; that represents 21% devaluation compared with this semester that we had 5% devaluation. So that is the main effect. In the previous semester we have financial losses due to the exchange rate of ARS496 million compared with this semester that was ARS178 million. The other effects here were, one, is the mark-to-market of Supertel, the shares of Supertel, since there was a reduction in the conversion price of our preferred shares that generate an increase in the mark-to-market of that position. Also, we have a negative effect of IDB here due to the obligations we have under IDB that we recognize a loss of ARS192 million. With that, we have the other important effect was the taxes, an increase of ARS386 million in taxes. That is mainly explained by the sale of Madison. So going to page 16, here we include the two debts, one at the IRSA stand-alone basis, and the other at the IRSA Commercial Properties. With the creation of the vehicle, we transfer, not physically because we still have the bonds at the IRSA level, but IRSA Commercial Properties has a debt to IRSA stand-alone. So with that credit, IRSA remained with a net debt of minus $43.5 million. We end with this figure summing the $46.6 million of debt plus the $300 million that we have in bonds, minus the cash and short-term investment of $129 million. And also, we include the credit of IRSA Commercial Properties of $246.4 million, and the debt that we have in portfolio of $14.5 million of bond repurchase that we did in the past. So IRSA will have a very conservative debt structure, no debt. And that the IRSA Commercial Properties' total debt, net debt will be $384.5 million. With an EBITDA here we don't release estimations of our EBITDA, but we should include the figures of the last year and summing the office portfolio, that is approximately $170 million. And that gives us a net debt to EBITDA ratio of only 2.3 times. So also very conservative, and with a strong cash generation, with amortizations not in the short term. So we have a very comfortable debt situation. We finish the presentation, so now we open for your questions.