Growth to Continue - Bursa Malaysia · Crude Oil Production –From 2% Depletion to 3% Growth Rate...
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
� Perisai Today
� Strategizing Growth
� Market Outlook
� Business Segments
� Shareholdings & Key Management
� Financial Performance
� In Summary
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A STRONGER PERISAI
� Listed on Main Market
of Bursa Malaysia,
Malaysian Stock
Exchange
� Owner/Operator
of Offshore Marine
Assets
� Market Capitalisation of
RM1.9b /
USD592m as at
2.6.2014
OSVsOffshore
ConstructionProduction
Derrick Lay
Barge
3 AHTS /
2 AHT (1) /
3 Crew
Boats
MOPUFPSO
Drilling
3 Units of Pacific
Class 400 Jack-
Up Rigs
51% Jointly-
Controlled
Entity (2)
51%
51% Jointly-
Controlled
Entity
100% 100%
(1) Currently acquiring additional AHT, Lewek Robin from Ezra Group.
(2) Call and put option for the disposal of remaining 51% interest within the next 3 years.
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DIRECTION – Putting Plans into Actions
20122012 201320132011201120102010 20142014
Change in major
shareholder & management
OSVs -completed acquisition
in IntanGroup
MOPU -completed acquisition in Garuda
FPSO -completed acquisition
in EmasVictoria &
Victoria Production
Drilling -delivery of
PerisaiPacific 101
Drilling -delivery of
PerisaiPacific 102
Drilling -delivery of
PerisaiPacific 103
20152015 20162016
Initiated Change Period of TransformationStrengthening Asset Base/Project
Execution
Apr 2010
Aug 2011
Jan 2012
Aug 2013
Q2 2014
Q2 2015
Q3 2016
Focus on Drilling
& Production
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FOCUS - From Bareboat to Operations
ProductionDrilling
Import Substitution
� Limited local
players.
� High barriers to
entry – financial &
technical.
Diverse Risk Profile
� Long term vs short
term contract.
� Build with/without
contract.
� Customized vs
commodity.
OSVsOffshore
Construction
� Exiting within
next 3 years
� Long term
contract
� Stable cash flow
and earnings
Production – FPSO
Commenced Operations
since Nov 2013
� Asset Expansion
� Operational
Efficiency
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STRATEGIES – Key Drivers
Production
Drilling
Ezra Group
New Focus
� Leverage on Ezra Group
Leverage
� Moving up
value chain
� Sustainable
earnings
growth
• Diverse fleet + AMC engineering expertise
• Global presence
• Strategic alliances with Aker Solutions
Global Offshore Service Provider
• Offshore Support – AHTS / AHT / MPSV / fast crew utility vessels
• Engineering & Fabrication – offshore & marine support design,
engineering, training, repair, fabrication and marine supply services
• Construction & Production – heavylift crane barges / heavylift pipelay
vessels / FPSO
• Deepwater Subsea – SURF installation / inspection & maintenance / well
intervention & drilling / decommissioning services
Broad Capabilities
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LEVERAGING ON EZRA GROUP
World class
EPIC / SURF
subsea player
OUTLOOK - GENERAL
Current Landscape
Outlook
� Global E&P Capex to increase by 7% in 2014
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� Oil prices remain high, currently hovering above USD100/barrel (Brent & Nymex)
Crude Oil Production – From 2% Depletion to 3% Growth Rate
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OUTLOOK - SEA/MALAYSIA
� Petronas spending – (2011 – Q3 2013) estimated
only RM125b (42%) of total 5-year capex budget of
RM300b spent
� ASEAN – Malaysia & Indonesia expected to
spearhead capex spending
� Petronas likely to accelerate spending in 2014
� Focus remains on 3 key strategies, i.e. EOR, marginal
fields & exploration activities
Petronas’ Capex Spending
Outlook
Current Landscape - Malaysia
Remaining
balance of
RM175b within
next 2 years
O&G activities
expected to remain
robust in 2014
Technologically advanced, high
specification (capable to drill high
pressure high temperature
wells) latest generation rig
DRILLING – Jack-Up Rigs
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Perisai Pacific 101
� Contract signed in Apr 2012
� Construction Costs (turnkey
fixed lump sum) – USD208m
Perisai Pacific 102
� Contract signed in Feb 2013
� Construction Costs (turnkey
fixed lump sum) –
USD208m
Perisai Pacific 103
� Contract signed in Dec 2013
� Construction Costs (turnkey
fixed lump sum) –
USD211.5m
Mid 2014Mid 2014
Q2 2015Q2 2015
Q3 2016Q3 2016
New Focus - Entry into the offshore drilling segment
(Malaysia & AP region)
• Secured contract from Petronas
Carigali at USD158m in May 2014
• Tenure: 3 years firm
The Contract
� Water depth (operating) 400ft / 122m
� Leg length 532ft / 162m
� Drilling depth 30,000 ft
� Accommodation 150 pax
� Mud pump 2,200 hp 3 units
� Generator set 5 units
� Blow Out Prevention 15,000 psi
� Hook Load 1.5m lbs
PPL PACIFIC CLASS 400
The Assets (100%-Owned)
� Payment Term: 20% upfront and 80% upon delivery
� Builder: PPL Shipyard, Singapore (subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine)
� Signed Management Agreement with Hercules Offshore, Inc.
DRILLING – Established Partners
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� A subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine and based in Singapore, an
integrated rig design and rig building yard with a proven track
record in the building and servicing of jack-up and semi-
submersible rigs
� To-date, built 56 jack-ups, 6 semi-submersibles and 4 swamp
barges. Delivered 27 flagship Pacific Class 375 jack-up rigs
� In 2010, launched the enhanced PPL Pacific Class 400 series.
Total 17 rigs ordered and 8 have been delivered to date
� One of the leading global provider of offshore contract drilling and liftboat services,
with operations in nine (9) countries on three (3) continents.
� Headquartered in Houston, Texas, listed on the NASDAQ in 2005 and is an ISO
9001:2008 certified company.
� Currently owns and operates the largest shallow water jack-up drilling rig fleet in the
US Gulf of Mexico and the 3rd largest jack-up fleet worldwide, comprising 40 jack-up
drilling rigs.
� A global leader in shallow water services with a diverse and unique fleet capable of
providing services such as oil and gas exploration and development drilling, well
service, platform inspection, maintenance and decommissioning operations in shallow
water markets.
Rig Builder
O&M Partner
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Global/Regional - Demand expected to remain bullish
� Ageing fleet
� Approx. 55% of total rigs > 30 years old
� Newbuild will be absorbed
� Dayrates to strengthen further
� Drilling activities in SEA region to be dominated by jack-up rigs.
� Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and Myanmar – key growth
markets
Age Profiles by 2016
Malaysia – Expected high level of activities going forward
� Currently 15 rigs operating in Malaysia.
� Average 159 wells expected to be drilled annually (2013 – 2018)
DRILLING - Outlook
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PRODUCTION – FPSO
New Focus – The Other Half of the Equation
� Secured contract from Hess – 3 years firm (+ 1 + 1 + 1 years) at USD90 million p.a.
� Aug 2013 - Acquired 51% interests in the FPSO Companies - USD89.25m, funded by:
� Aug 2013 – issuance of 144,661,250 new Perisai shares @ RM1.10/share (USD52.25m)
� Dec 2013 – disposal of 49% interest in SJR (owner of E3) (USD37m) *
The Investment (51%-owned)
(*) There are call and put options to
dispose of the remaining 51% equity
at the same price as the 1st 49%
disposal
PRODUCTION – FPSO (cont’d)
• Area of Operations : Kamelia Field (North Malay Basin)
• Client: Hess Exploration and Production Malaysia B.V.
• Contract Tenure: 3 years firm time charter + 3 x 1-year extension
options (commenced in Nov 2013)
• Contract Value: USD272m for 3-years firm
The Contract
PERISAI KAMELIA
� Dedicated gas FPSO
� Proven track record since 2008
� New turret mooring system
� Built (as Aframax tanker) 1980
� Converted in 2008 (Keppel Singapore)
� Flag Panama
� Class DNV
� Capacity 175mmscfd / 8,000 BPD of gas
condensate
540,000 bbls storage
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PRODUCTION - MOPU
� Jan 2012 - Acquired 100% interests in Garuda Energy
� Purchase price : USD70m (USD50m cash and USD20m new Perisai shares @
RM0.65 / share) + assuming Garuda Energy’s borrowing of USD40m
� Valuation (MOPU) by DNV GL (formerly GL Noble Denton): USD105m – USD110m
� Bareboat charter commenced on 30 Sept 2011 and completed in end Sept 2013
The Investment (100%-owned)
RUBICONE
� Class BV
� Converted in 2011
� Length 58m
� Breadth 40m
� Hydraulic Crane 22T
� 3 Legs 96m
� Daily Production Capacity 165MMscfd Gas
5,262 BPD of Oil
2,044 BPD of Water
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Global/Regional
� Over 50 FPSOs to be awarded from 2014 – 2017.
Majority in Asia, Africa and Brazil
� 10-12 contracts expected to be awarded annually
(2014 – 2017)
� Asia – 3rd highest capex spending for floating
production systems (2013 – 2017)
Malaysia
� Opportunities for production
systems - RSC fields
Geographical Distribution of Potential Awards
Floating Production
Systems CAPEX
breakdown (by region)
2013 – 2017 estimates
PRODUCTION - Outlook
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OFFSHORE CONSTRUCTION – DLB
� Worked offshore of Sarawak &
Terengganu, Malaysia
� Laid > 200km of offshore
pipelines since 2008
� Installed multiple risers and
mattress
Track Record
ENTERPRISE 3
Derrick Pipelay Barge (Shallow Water)
� Flag: Malaysian
� Classification: ABS Class A1 Barge
� Year Built: 2008
� Length: 120.0m
� Accommodation: 300 men
Pipelay
� Pipe Size: 6” to 36”
� Tension Capacity: 136 Ton (2 x 68 Ton each)
Main / Derrick Crane (Mast Crane)
� Main Hook Capacity - Fixed Mode: 800MT
Mooring System
� Mooring Winch: 8 nos
� Call & put option for the disposal of
remaining 51% within next 3 years
The Investment (51%-owned)
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OFFSHORE SUPPORT VESSELS
� Aug 2011 – Acquired 51% interests in Intan Offshore Group
� Purchase price: RM45.2m (issuance of 70,683,000 new Perisai shares @ RM0.64 / share)
� Average age of 9 years
� All 8 vessels with firm bareboat charters with Ezra Group
� Current borrowings of approx. RM127m
� Labuan structure completed end 2012 – tax savings from 2012 onwards
The Investment (51%-owned)
RM’000 Audited
31.8.11
Audited
31.12.12
(16 months)
Audited
31.12.13
(100% of Intan Offshore Group)
Revenue 40,802 54,357 42,129
PBT15,871 26,298 22,227
PAT11,819 49,800 22,206
Note 1: Higher PAT due to 16 months results and reversal of deferred tax
arising from Labuan structure.
Mar 2014 – Announced the proposed
acquisition of the AHT, Lewek Robin for
USD7m
Note 1
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OFFSHORE SUPPORT VESSELS (cont’d)
Lewek Mallard
(7,340 bhp)
AHTS AHTCrew Boat
Lewek Emerald
(11,000 bhp)
Lewek Swift
(12,240 bhp)
Sarah Gold
(50 pax)
Sarah Jade
(80 pax)
Sarah Pearl
(50 pax)
Bayu Intan
(4,200 bhp)
Lewek Eagle
(4,200 bhp)
All are contracted
3 years (firm till Aug
2015) + 2 x 1-year
extension options
Will be contracted
post completion of
acquisition – 7
yearsLewek Robin
(4,750 bhp)
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MAJOR SHAREHOLDING
Major Shareholders Current
Ezra Group (HCM / Emas / EOC) 23.58%
EPF 7.38%
Mercury Pacific 7.31%
Izzet Ishak 5.53%
1,193,124,978
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MANAGEMENT PROFILE
Chairman – Dato’ Dr. Mohamed Ariffin Bin Hj. Aton
� Appointed as an Independent Non-Executive Director on 1 June 2004
� Re-designated as Non-Independent Non-Executive Director in May 2013
� Holds a Doctorate in Chemical Engineering from the University of Leeds. A Fellow
of the Institute of Engineers Malaysia, Chartered Member of Institute of Chemistry
Malaysia and Fellow of the Malaysian Scientific Association
� Presently, sits on the Boards of Kumpulan Perangsang Selangor Berhad and
HeiTech Padu Berhad
� Previously, Dean (Founder) of the Engineering Faculty and professor at Universiti
Kebangsaan Malaysia, MD/CEO of Petronas Research & Scientific Services and
President and CEO of SIRIM
Managing Director – Zainol Izzet Bin Mohamed Ishak
� Appointed as MD on 21 April 2010
� More than 15 years of experience in oil & gas industry
� Previously CEO of SapuraCrest
� Prior to SapuraCrest, SVP of Sapura Group, CEO of Sapura Digital (ADAM), GM of
Corporate Planning - Sapura Group, GM of Seccolor (M) Industries, Management
Consultant of Kassim Chan and Consultant of Hymans Robertson, Consulting
Actuaries, London
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MANAGEMENT PROFILE (cont’d)
Executive Director – Adarash Kumar A/L Chranji Lal Amarnath
Chief Financial Officer – Yeo Peck Chin
� Appointed as ED on 21 April 2010
� Presently Group COO of Ezra Holdings
� More than 30 years of experience in the marine industry
� Prior to Ezra Holdings, Assistant GM of Bumi Armada and held
various positions onboard vessels while working for the Malaysian
International Shipping Corporation
� Joined in 2004 as Group Financial Controller and subsequently appointed
as CFO in 2008
� Fellow member of ACCA and member of MIA
� Prior to Perisai, AGM (Finance) of Corroless (M), FM of Hong Leong
Properties and also attached to an audit firm Azman, Wong, Salleh
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NUMBERS – INCOME STATEMENT
� Lower revenue & profit in Q1 2014 vs Q1 2013 due to expiry of Garuda’s
(MOPU) and SJR Marine's (E3) contracts in Sept 2013
RM’000 Q1 2014
Unaudited
Q1 2013
Unaudited
31.12.13
Audited
31.12.12
Audited
31.12.11
Audited
Revenue 10,870 31,699 111,663 128,370 22,041
PBT 53 25,655 82,548 93,254 35,268
(LAT)/PAT (2,989) 23,682 71,785 92,175 28,496
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NUMBERS – FINANCIAL POSITION
RM’000 Q1 2014
Unaudited
31.12.13
Audited
31.12.12
Audited
31.12.11
Audited
ASSETS
PPE 547,025 548,291 549,103 519,651
Investments 497,819 490,014 315 139,028
Prepayment - Non-Current 211,171 142,238 - -
Asset Held for Sale (E3) - - 381,233 -
Trade Receivables 24,138 20,386 41,118 26,588
Other Receivables 218,249 188,727 132,538 65,886
Cash 22,010 62,917 24,940 40,880
LIABILITIES
Borrowings - Non-Current 257,427 272,023 264,709 138,807
Borrowings - Current 151,687 82,012 77,905 125,735
Trade Payables 357 543 2,510 3,129
Other Payables 107,003 93,189 70,629 137,067
Derivative Liability 1,235 1,443 - -
Liabilities Held for Sale
(E3) - - 148,840 -
EQUITY 899,459 902,957 482,424 329,205
No. of Shares ('000) 1,084,700 1,084,599 851,775 753,883
Gross Gearing 0.5 0.4 0.7 0.8
� 2013 - 51% interests in the FPSO companies and SJR Marine (as at
2012, SJR Marine was classified as Asset & Liabilities held for Sale.
Subsequently reclassified to Investments in JCE following disposal
of 49% interest in SJR Marine)
Investments
� 2013 - mainly comprises downpayment paid & payable for Perisai
Pacific 102 & 103 rigs
� Q1 2014 – includes downpayment paid for Perisai Pacific 103 rig
Prepayment
� Q1 2014 & 2013 - includes pre-operating expenses for Perisai Pacific
101 rig, in addition to the downpayments paid
� Q1 2014 - Other Payables includes provision for balance 10% deposit
for Perisai Pacific 103 (RM63m),
Other Receivables & Payables
� Q1 2014 – (Borrowings – Current) includes new borrowings to
fund rigs investment
Borrowings
� 2013 - relates to the cross currency swap transaction entered into
to swap SGD MTN proceeds to USD
Derivative Liability
� Q1 2014 - cash utilised mainly for rigs investment
Cash
People
� Strong Management Team
Leverage� Ezra Group
� Petronas Licensed
� Vast O&G experiences
� Ability to secure new contracts +
new acquisitions
IN SUMMARY – From Bareboat to Operations
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Assets
� Technically Niche
� Contract-Backed
� Jack-Up Rigs (3 units)
� FPSO & MOPU
� DLB
� AHTS / AHT / Crew Boats
(8 vessels)
� 1st Jack-Up Rig: 3 years (firm)
(from mid 2014)
� OSVs: 3 (firm) + 1 + 1 year
(from Aug 2012)
� FPSO: 3 (firm) + 1 + 1 + 1 year
(from Nov 2013)
� Access to more/specialised
vessels & regional markets
� Provision of vessels, FPSOs,
drilling rigs, pipelay barge and T&I
of offshore facilities
2 Core Segments:
� Drilling
� Production
Poised for
Substantial
Growth
Clear
Focus &
Direction