Ppb Group Bhd. · MYX:PPB
Ppb Group Bhd — Shareholder Meeting (2020)
19 slides from Ppb Group Bhd's shareholder meeting presentation, 2020
Slide 1: 51st Annual General Meeting
51ST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Presented by : LIM SOON HUAT YAP CHOI FOONG Managing Director Chief Financial Officer Page | 1
Slide 2: 2019 Key Highlights: Financial Highlights, Business Update, Prospects
2019 KeyHighlights 2018 Financial Financial Highlights Key Business Update Prospects Page | 2
Slide 3: 2019 Financial Highlights
2019 Financial Highlights (In RM’million) 2019 2018 Change Revenue 4,684 4,528 3.4% Profit before taxation 1,272 1,168 8.9% Net profit 1,153 1,075 7.3% Earnings per share (sen) 81.0 75.6 7.1% Net dividend per share (sen) 31.0 28.0 10.7% Net assets per share (RM) 15.1 14.8 2.0% Two interim dividend
Slide 4: Business Segment Financial Highlights
Business Segment Financial Highlights Segmental Revenue Segmental Profit (In RM’million) 2019 2018 Change 2019 2018 Change Grains and agribusiness 3,304 3,146 5% 213 182 17% Grains and agribusiness Revenue increased by 5% due mainly to higher flour prices. Profit was higher by 17% attributable t
Slide 5: Business Segment Financial Highlights (continued)
Business Segment Financial Highlights (continued) Segmental Revenue Segmental Profit (In RM’million) 2019 2018 Change 2019 2018 Change Film exhibition and distribution 556 545 2% 67 67 - Film exhibition and distribution Revenue was higher by 2% due mainly to improved F&B sales and screen advertisi
Slide 6: Business Segment Financial Highlights (continued)
Business Segment Financial Highlights (continued) Segmental Revenue Segmental Profit (In RM’million) 2019 2018 Change 2019 2018 Change Environmental engineering & 194 204 -5% 11 20 -45% utilities Environmental engineering and utilities Segment profit decreased by 45% due mainly to a one-off impair
Slide 7: 2019 Key Business Update
2019 Key Financial Highlights Key KeyBusiness Update Update Business Performance Prospects Page | 7
Slide 8: Grains and agribusiness
Grains and agribusiness Owns 9 flour mills — 5 in Malaysia, 2 in Vietnam and 1 in Thailand and 1 in Indonesia - with a total flour milling capacity of 7,040 mt/day. Construction of a 500-mt/day wheat flour mill plant in Vietnam is expected to be completed by Q3 2021. Page | 8
Slide 9: Consumer products
Consumer products New Products launched: Meadow Fresh UHT Milk, Neptune Lite in 5kg, V-soy Low Sugar Soybean Milk, Kart’s Quick Meal To Go (RTE). Commenced distribution of ProDental – Band and Zennlab Pharmasen oral care range of products. Page | 9
Slide 10: Consumer products (continued)
Consumer products (continued) Bakery business - Massimo brand of products Continue to enjoy strong demand from consumers. We are committed to ensuring our breads reach our customers through more than 20,000 outlets nationwide. Added Kurma Milk Loaf to supplement the existing white, wheat germ, w
Slide 11: Film exhibition and distribution
Film exhibition and distribution Operates 469 screens in 55 locations across Malaysia and Vietnam. Opened 2 new cinemas in 2019: GSC Eko Cheras (8 halls with 1,161 seats) GSC Southkey Johor Bahru (18 halls with 1,650 seats) Introduced Aurum Theatre in Southkey Johor Bahru and Mid Valley Garden
Slide 12: Environmental engineering and utilities
Environmental engineering and utilities Completed 2 water projects and 10 sewage network pump stations with a total contract value of RM272 million. Secured 3 water projects and 1 infrastructure project with a total contract value of RM544 million. Order book stood at RM573 million as at 31 Ma
Slide 13: Property
Property Construction work of Megah Rise has progressed up to Level 10 of the tower block. Expected to be completed by end 2021. Completed Phase one of Southern Marina Residences and handed over to purchasers. Page | 13
Slide 14: Prospects
2019 Key Financial Highlights Key Business Update Prospects Page | 14
Slide 15: Prospects
Prospects Grains & agribusiness segment In the production of essential food products. On-going commodity and foreign exchange market volatility may affect production costs and margins. Will remain vigilant and react swiftly to changing consumer demand and operating landscape. Consumer products
Slide 16: Prospects (continued)
Prospects (continued) Film exhibition and distribution segment Expected to be significantly impacted by the prolonged MCO and disruptions from the Covid-19 pandemic. Most blockbuster movies have been postponed to the later part of 2020 and 2021. Various cost-reduction and stringent cashflow ma
Slide 17: Prospects (continued)
Prospects (continued) Property segment Expected to be challenging, both in investment properties and property development. Various measures are being put in place to address the reduced footfall in our malls as well as slower sales of properties. Page | 17
Slide 18: Group Prospects
Group Prospects Whilst the Film exhibition and distribution and Property segment will be impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Group's other main business segments are expected to perform satisfactorily. Wilmar's performance will continue to contribute substantially to the overall profitability of
Slide 19: Thank You
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