Lucky Cement Limited FY 2020 Analyst Briefing Highlights

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Lucky Cement Limited's FY 2020 Analyst Briefing highlights key figures, such as revenue growth, operating profit reduction, and sales quantity in the cement sector. Despite challenges like COVID-19, the company shows resilience with strategic investments and developments.


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  1. Lucky Cement Limited FY 2020 Analyst Briefing August 28, 2020

  2. Table of Contents Key Highlights Consolidated - Business Revenue Consolidated - Operating Profits Sales & Market Share 2020 V 2019 Foreign Operations Consolidated - Profit & Loss Outlook

  3. Key Highlights Key Figures FY 2020 COD of new Line in Pezu 2.8 MTPA Jan 1, 2020 Consolidated Standalone Significant capacity additions in the North in last 2 years resulted in major demand supply imbalance 162.9 Revenue (PKR Bn) 62.3 Revenue (PKR Bn) Covid shook economies cement industry was growing at 7%, in 9M20 then ended at 2% for FY 20 15.1 5.0 EBITDA (PKR Bn) EBITDA (PKR Bn) GIDC upheld as intra-vires, review petition planned 7.3 3.3 PAT (PKR Bn) PAT (PKR Bn) Resolution of Inter-Corporate div tax issue 18.96 Earning Per Share (Rs) 10.34 Earning Per Share (Rs) LEPCL target COD June 2021 PKR 19.45Bn invested Balance equity ~ $50M 3

  4. Consolidated Business Revenue grew by 19% Revenue (PKR Mn) Segment Wise Revenue (PKR Mn) 165,000 160,000 155,000 Business FY19-20 FY18-19 Growth 150,000 145,000 19% 162,868 140,000 62,279 67,331 8% Cement 135,000 130,000 136,592 66,354 67,990 2% 125,000 Chemicals 120,000 FY 19-20 FY 18-19 33,826 1,271 2517% Automobiles First year of KIA a success - supported growth in revenue Cement Local volumes dropped by 7% but offset by export growth of 19% Polyester & Soda Ash were affected in last Quarter due to Covid, which was partially offset by increase in Nutrico Morinaga 978 - - Others 162,868 136,592 19% Consolidated 4

  5. Consolidated Operating Profits reduced by 47% Operating Profits (PKR Mn) Segment Wise Operating Profits (PKR Mn) 16,000 14,000 Business FY19-20 FY18-19 Growth 12,000 10,000 47% 8,000 14,659 1,185 9,987 88% Cement 6,000 4,000 7,083 2,000 5,748 5,012 15% Chemicals - FY19-20 FY18-19 497 (150) 431% Automobiles (347) (190) 83% Others Cement operating profit massively went down (reasons in next section) 7,083 14,659 52% Consolidated 5

  6. CEMENT

  7. Sales & Market Share SALES QUANTITY (Million Tons) NORTH 4.00 3.57 FY 2020 FY 2019 3.50 3.13 2.72 3.00 2.50 1.89 2.00 1.50 1.08 1.09 1.01 0.81 1.00 0.50 Utilization 67% Utilization 77% - North South Exp - Cement Exp - Clinker FY 2020 FY 2019 SOUTH LUCKY'S MARKET SHARE FY 2020 FY 2019 North South Export 40.0% 34.1% 33.5% 27.8% 27.6% 30.0% 20.0% 10.4% 9.7% 10.0% Utilization 76% Utilization 87% 0.0% FY 19 FY 20 7

  8. 2020 V 2019 Coal Consumption Variance: Low consumption due to low Clinker production, coupled with lower consumption on Line 1. Coal Rate: Benefit from decline in Intl' Coal prices [FY20 $73 vs FY 19 $95] Gas/Furnace: Gas increase by PKR 241 [FY20 Rs. 1221 vs FY19 Rs. 980] from Jul-19;HFO prices declined during the period [51K vs 69K] Fixed Cost: Increase in Depreciation by PKR 572 M [Line 1 from Jan-20] Inventory: Consumption of Clinker op stock 854,025 MT and cl stock 500,716 MT. Operating Expense: Hike in, local warehouse transportation, Export(Ocean freight & port) along with the Axle load impact. Interest Income: Lower cash balance due to equity investment in LEPCL. Dividend Income: ICI 0.3M and Royalty 0.3M. Other Charges: Donations PKR 139 M & decline in WWF & WPPF. Taxation: Benefit due to Minimum tax regime & revocation of Super Tax. 8

  9. FOREIGN OPERATIONS

  10. Rising Overseas returns! A 50:50 JV with Al Shumookh Construction Materials Trading, a local partner A 50:50 JV with Al Shumookh Construction Materials Trading, a local partner A 50:50 JV with Rawsons Investments Limited, a local partner Joint Venture Al Mabrooka Cement Manufacturing Company, Basra (Iraq) Nyumba Ya Akiba, SA, Democratic Republic of Congo Project Company Najmat al Samawah, Iraq Fully integrated cement manufacturing facility Fully integrated cement manufacturing facility Category Cement Grinding Unit Capacity in MTPA 1.742 1.188 1.2 Started commercial operations in 2014, capacity doubled in 2018. Project completion targeted for 2nd quarter of current FY. Started Commercial operations in 2017. Status FY 2020 FY 2019 % FY 2020 FY 2019 % Sales Volume 1.11 MT 0.97MT 14% 0.57 MT 0.57 MT - EBITDA (USD 000) 22,740 15,821 44% 36,218 19,495 86% 10

  11. Consolidated Profit & Loss FY 2020 (PKR Mn) (PKR Mn) FY 2019 Change (%) Particular Reasoning GP reduced by 4.8Bn, largely contributed by Lucky s receding margins 18,957 23,789 20% GROSS PROFIT Increase by 1.8Bn, mainly due to hike in export volume by Lucky, impact of Axle load charges. Along with increasing advertisement and Promotion cost by KIA DISTRIBUTION COST 7,649 5,855 31% A jump of 947Mn with increasing operational activities by KIA this year 4,222 3,275 29% ADMIN COST An increase of 757Mn witnessed due to an increase in KIBOR & utilization of short term financing facilities 2,367 1,610 47% FINANCE COST A decline in other expenses of 700Mn on account of reduced Donations, WWF and WPPF payments by Lucky OTHER EXPENSE 1,203 1,904 37% OTHER INCOME Reduction of 1.2Bn due to cash used for Investment in LECPL by Lucky 2,376 2,999 21% Reduced in line with decrease in profitability for Lucky 1,614 2,811 43% TAXATION

  12. Outlook With the current macro-economic situation, in the short to medium term, the Outlook of the Cement industry will continue to improve due to increase in demand in both domestic and international markets. Local demand has started growing, both in the North and South regions. Based on the demand projections in the North, we expect that the prices will stabilize compared to the outgoing year. Export sales are anticipated to remain strong, however, prices will remain competitive due to surplus capacities available in the region. We expect that the package announced for the construction industry by the Federal Government will have a positive impact on the cement demand of the country. Cement industry s outlook remains promising on account of the Government s key initiatives to build both small and mega-capacity / multipurpose water reservoirs / dams, construction of Special Economic Zones as part of CPEC projects, and low-cost affordable houses for the public at large. 12

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