December 17
Transcript of December 17
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BRBC Programme December 17, 2012
• Welcome by Mr. Johan Vanderplaetse, General Director Emerson Russia
• Economic highlights of the last months, Mr. Trouveroy, Ambassador
• Activities of the EBRD in Russia, Mrs. Anna Tokarz, Senior Banker and Mr. Bruno Balvanera, Head of Regional development
Belgium Embassy
© European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 2012 | www.ebrd.com
EBRD, your strong partner in Russia
Bruno Balvanera, Head of Regional DevelopmentAnna Tokarz, Senior Banker, Industry, Commerce & Agribusiness
December 2012
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International Financial Institution
Solid financial position
Development mandate
Largest investor in the region
Established in 1991 and owned by 63 countries and 2 inter-government institutions (EU and EIB)
Capital base of EUR 30bn with AAA/Aaa rating
To foster the transition of 30 countries* from Central and Eastern Europe to Central Asia towards open market-oriented economies
Since 1991 signed EUR 72bn of investments in its countries of operation
What is EBRD?
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
*In addition to these 30 countries, the process of granting Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia “potential recipient country” status is well underway.
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We have invested:
over €71.1 billion in more than 3,389 projects since 1991
€9.0 billion in 386 projects in 2010
€9.1 billion in 380 projects in 2011:
–72% in private sector
–Debt 82% & Equity 18%
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Key Strengths of EBRD
Institutional
Strong, internationally recognised financial partner with long-term perspective
Close working relationships with governments
Political leverage thanks to unique mandate and shareholders
Work closely with market sources of capital to fill “market gaps”
Preferred Creditor Status (exempts from payments moratoria)
AAA rating
Operational
Extensive knowledge of local economy, business environment and practices with local presence
Engaged minority partner for business
A business partner who shares risks, including political
Catalyst to access additional equity, debt and trade finance
Provides finance to both private and public sector clients
Highest standards for corporate governance and compliance
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EBRD Countries of Operations
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€20.6 bn in > 700 successful transactions since 1991
€2.9 bn in 2011, 27% growth yoy
Russia is the largest Country of Operations
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Strategic Directions in Russia
Energy Efficiency across all sectors
Modernization & Diversification of Corporate Sector
Infrastructure improvement: transport, municipal, energy
Support of Small and Medium Enterprises
Local Capital Markets and Equity
Knowledge Economy and Innovation
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EBRD’s Key Priorities in Russia
Medium Size and Larger CompaniesMedium Size and
Larger Companies
Promote regional growth
Support modernisation and diversification of industries
Build investor confidence and foster transfer of technologies
Support FDI
Closing the Infrastructure Gap
Closing the Infrastructure Gap
Reduce transport bottlenecks and ensure flow of goods and people
Improve municipal infrastructure
Modernise power generation and remove electricity transmission bottlenecks
Capital Markets and Financial Intermediaries
Capital Markets and Financial Intermediaries
Develop domestic investor base, deepen domestic capital markets
Support banking sector, encourage diversification, capitalisation, risk taking capacity
Foster corporate standards and institutional improvements
Improve Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Use of EnergyImprove Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Use of Energy
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Projects Across Sectors in Russia
Corporate – 40%
*The Bank does not finance defence-related activities, the tobacco industry, selected alcoholic products, substances banned by international law and stand-alone gambling facilities**As of February 2012
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Financial institutions – 26%
Energy – 14%Infrastructure – 20%
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private sector investments
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EBRD Financing Solutions
Debt
Size
Term
Approach
Currency
Applications
5-7 (up to 12) years
Finance up to 35% of the project (60% with syndication)
Rubles and major foreign currencies
► Greenfield or Brownfield► Modernisation and energy efficiency► Acquisition and consolidation► Privatisation
Exact terms depend on specific needs and market conditions
Typically from 3-7 years
Equity
EUR 10-250m
Trade finance
1.5-2 (up to 3) years
► Issues to international banks ► Takes the risk of transactions of local banks
Mainly through Trade Facilitation Programme
Options ► Senior, subordinated or convertible► Floating or fixed rates
► Portage equity finance► Risk equity
► Import/export operations► Pure guarantees, cash advance trade finance
Usually up to 20% share, minority stake
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Support goals of business and shareholders
Flexible financing (tenors and currencies)
Long-term reliable partner
First step to access international markets
“Stamp of Approval”
EBRD Value Added
Solid local expertise
Local offices in each region
Problem resolution experience
Preferred creditor status
Market intelligence
Knowledge of local business community
For Russian Companies For Foreign Companies
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Working with Foreign Investors in Russia
France15%
USA14%
Germany13%
Italy12%
Japan7%
Finland5%
Sweden5%
Austria5%
Other18%
Turkey6%
Companies from which countries invest most?
27%
of all EBRD volume of investments in Russia are made with a foreign sponsor
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FDI Support Across Industries
65%of EBRD volume of investment with FDI are going to the industries sector
Other13%
Forestry & Paper
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Municipal Infrastructure
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Transport & Aerospace
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Natural Resources &
Energy9%
Construction & Building Materials
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Real Estate & Retail10%
Agriculture & Food Production
11%
Auto & Special Equipment
13%
Financial Institutions
(without funds)17%
What industries get most investments?
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We support FDIs in the regions
▼Krasnoyarsk▼Vladivostok
▼ Yekaterinburg▼
▼St. Petersburg
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Strong FDI presence ▼ Regional offices Some FDI projects
Top Regions where EBRD supported FDI outside Moscow and St. Petersburg Regions:
▲ Kaluga
▲ Nizhniy Novgorod
▲ Rostov
▲ Novgorod
▲ Vologda
▲ Tatarstan
Samara
Moscow
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of all EBRD volume of investments in Russia are made with a foreign sponsor
65%of EBRD volume of investment with FDI are going to the industrial sector
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Belgium and EBRD joint cooperation
Total value of projects with Belgium-EBRD involvement: €25.1 billion
Value of joint Belgium-EBRD investment: €6.2 billion as of December 2011
– EBRD investment: €3.7.billion
– Belgian investment: €2.5 billion
Major beneficiary regions: Russia, Hungary, and Slovenia
Dominant investment sectors
– Industry, Commerce and Agribusiness: €2.4 billion
– Infrastructure: €1.9 billion
– Financial Institutions: €1.0 billion
– Energy: €0.8 billionAs of December 2011
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Belgian companies and consultants
Procurement
From 2007 to 2011, Belgian entities won 2 contracts valued at €0.7 million from a total of 669 public sector signed contracts for a total value of €7.1 billion.
Consultancy services
In 2011 Belgian consultants were awarded 28 consultancy contracts with a total value of €594,297.
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Belgium and Technical Cooperation
Contribution of over €1.9 million in Technical Cooperation (TC) funds supporting projects in manufacturing (mainly through TAM programme) and transport in countries such as Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Ukraine.
Contributors are the governments of Belgium, Flanders and Wallonia
Contributor to EBRD’s Multilateral Carbon Credit Fund (over €22 million as of December 2011)
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Belgium: Trade Facilitation Programme
Since the start of the programme in 1999, EBRD has financed more than 11,629 transactions in the total amount of more than €7.2 billion
Regarding Belgium in particular:
– financed 221 export and import transactions of Belgian companies in the total amount of €52.2 million
– 9 Belgian Confirming Banks (as at December 2011)
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Belgium and SME Finance Facility
EBRD has committed €20 million to Belgian-owned financial institutions, of which the EU has provided EUR 1.7 million
Belgian financial institutions have taken part through the Polish subsidiary of Fortis
As of January 2012, 1,150 sub-projects have been disbursed for a total volume of €45.2 million
As of December 2011
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EBRD and Belgium
Case Study Examples
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RusVinyl
JV Sponsors: Solvin (Solvay, Belgium/BASF, Germany) and Sibur, a major Russian petrochemicals producer
EBRD financing: EUR 1.3 billion green field plant in the Nizhny Novgorod region: 330 ktpa PVC and 235 ktpa caustic soda capacity
–Equity participation of EUR 52m
–Loan to RusVinyl: EUR 750m, wihich included EUR 150m from EBRD
Multi-party financing (EBRD, Sberbank, and with ECA support: BNP Paribas, HSBC, ING)
EBRD Value-added - Bringing together:–Russian and International companies
–industrial and financial partners
–government and private sector
Signed in 2010
Project Finance International & EuromoneyPetrochemical Deal of the Year, 2011
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Petrovax Pharm Equityto Improve Production Facility in Moscow Region
Company: NPO Petrovax Pharm, a niche Russian pharmaceutical company focused research, development and commercialization of branded products primarily in the field of immunology
EBRD Finance: the Bank acquired a 25% equity interest in Petrovax for EUR 15 M through a subscription to newly issued equity units
Use of Proceeds: construction of an additional production line at the company's facility in Pokrov (Moscow region); research, development and commercialisation of new products; enhancement of the company’s organisation structure and corporate governance standards
Security: Tag/Drag Along Rights; Accelerated Put Option
EBRD added Value: introduction of new products & technology targeted at saving lives & reducing the economic costs associated with diseases; setting standards in corporate governance practices; increased competitionSigned in 2008
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Cora Regional
The EBRD provided financing in 2003 to the leading Belgian retail group Louis Delhaize for the expansion of their Cora hypermarket brand in Hungary and Romania
€30 million in senior debt
Signed in 2003
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Bor Glass Factory (Russia)
EBRD Equity: US$ 15 million (signed on 1 December 1997)
EBRD Loan: US$ 25 million (signed on 4 February 2003)
Acquisition of a 75 per cent controlling interest in the Company by a Asahi/Glaverbel-led consortium, which is to be followed by the completion of a short-term capital investment program in order to improve productivity
Asahi - Bor Glass
Signed in 1997 and 2003
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Belgian Sponsor in Central Europe: KBC Bancassurance Holding
KBC Group and EBRD supported together the privatisation of four banks in four countries:
– Poland: Kredytbank (EBRD exited to KBC)
– Hungary: K&H Bank (EBRD exited to KBC)
– Czech Republic: CSOB (EBRD holds 7.5 per cent, KBC 66 per cent)
– Slovenia: NLB (EBRD holds 5 per cent, KBC holds 34 per cent)
KBC plays a role in the management of NLB, while EBRD, with one seat on the Supervisory Board of NLB, plays a role in the improvement of corporate governance practices
In 2002, KBC bought 34 per cent of Nova Ljubljanska banka for €433 million, while EBRD bought 5 per cent of NLB for €64 million
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How to contact us?
Lindsay Forbes, Director, Industry, Commerce and [email protected]
Bruno Balvanera, Head of Regional [email protected]
George Orlov, Director, Financial [email protected]
Alexander Orlov, Director, Government [email protected]
Anna Tokarz,Senior Banker, [email protected]
6 Gasheka Street Ducat Place III Second floorMoscow, Russia 125047
Tel: +7 (495) 787 1111 Fax: +7 (495) 787 [email protected]
Natasha Khanjenkova, Managing Director for Russia [email protected]
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