Program for capitalization growth...corporate governance ratings efficient IR service comparability...
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2007
Program for capitalization growth
Dmitry ShtykovThe Institute of professional directors
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
High potential ofprofitability growth
Market position
Financial reputation
Experiencedmanagement
Transparent structureof ownership and
management
Investor relations
Management should regularly show:technical, financial, marketing and strategic experienceadherence to company’s strategycommitment to company’s value growth
financial reports according to ISFR for at least three yearsaudit by an internationally recognized auditorclear cost structure
lack of technical barriers for free-floatproper structure of the object of investmentclear decision-making process
full disclosure of informationefficient board of directorscorporate governance ratingsefficient IR service
comparability with competitorscomparability with companies from other regions of the worldsignificant market sharefavorable business climate
potential of demand growthpotential of profitability growthhighly efficient investment programentering new markets
Investors’ expectations
SIGNIFICANT
NON-SIGNIFICANT
VALUE OF THE FACTOR:
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
Factors of capitalization:opinion of RAO UES’ investors
Market liberalization Division of RAO UES Improvements inoperations efficiency
Improvements incorporate governance
Higher transparency
Market liberalization Division of RAO UES Improvements inoperations efficiency
Improvements incorporate governance
Higher transparency
Portfolio investors
Strategic investors
Factors of capitalization:opinion of RAO UES’ investors
Market liberalization
Reform
Improvement ofoperations efficiency
Transparent structureof ownership
and management
Investor relations andcorporate governance
Cost managementIncreasing market share of companies of the HoldingDividend and investment policyHR management and motivationAsset managementInvestment project management
consolidation of HYDROOGKConversion of regional network companies to a single shareFormation of a more «flat» system of ownershipClear scheme of the decision-making process
Full disclosure of informationEfficient board of directorsInner regulation of corporate governanceHigh dividendsLimitations to the use of insider informationBroader list of transactions to be approved by the board of directorsEfficient IR service
Division of RAO UESPrivatization of energy assets
Change of the principle of establishing tariffs (for the transition period)Introduction of wholesale and retail energy markets
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CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
Re-orientation of the strategy towards indices which influence the value of the company the most, in investors’ eyes;
working out an appropriate program of financial and economic development;
working out and implementing schemes of motivating management towards achieving results which correspond with shareholders’ interests (including option schemes)
Growth factors
Implementation of development program aimed at
growth of price of shares
Formation of a transparent ownership and management
structure
Improving the system of corporate governance,
relations with investors and shareholders
transformation of the ownership structure;
improvement of day-to-day management;
financial restructuring;
introduction of ISFR, consolidation of financial reports within the group of companies
improving the organization of functioning of board of directors and its committees;
working out a Code of corporate conductand other inner regulations fixing the high standards of corporate governance;
improving the information policy;
efficient functioning of the IR service;
working out a balanced dividend policy
Possible components of a program for boosting capitalization
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
How to make management interested in company’s value growth?
SIGNIFICANT
NON-SIGNIFICANT
VALUE OF THE FACTOR:
OPTIONS P/CF, EV/S S, TATR, NPROTA, ROE Individual KPIsOPTIONS P/CF, EV/S S, TATR, NPROTA, ROE Individual KPIs
CEO
Top management
Heads of business units
Heads of departments
Employees
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
Companies implementing option schemes and their analogues
Programs which are analogous to the classic ones, but with some special features:• Option contracts are signed a year before IPO• Term of execution of the option – 2-3 years after IPO• Price of share/option is estimated by expert or calculated by appraisers and then fixed at the moment of giving the share/option to the manager• Disclosure of information about implemented option programs in the mass media• Issuing virtual options, phantom shares with further compensation of the price differential in case of capitalization growth
Companies preparing for IPO
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
After-M&A situaton
Interim structure
Management company
Creation of an investment-attractive asset
restructuring (merger, acquisition, spin-off, carve-out)
spin-off of non-core assets
financial restructuring
consolidation of financial statements within a group of companies
managerial transformation
Potentially investment-attractivebusiness units
Non-attractive, non-corebusiness units
Transformation of ownershipand management structure
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
Transformation of ownership and management structure: examples
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
Making investor relations efficient
Broadening the competencies of the Board of directors
Increasing transparency
Increasing the number of independent directors, and their more active workMandatory approval of strategy and of business plansMandatory approval of budgets and reports once per quarterBroadening the list of transactions to be approved by the Board Mandatory approval of transaction with assets by the Board
Higher standards of disclosureFull disclosure of financial informationTransparency of costs
Increasing dividend paymentsIssuing ADR / GDRAttracting market makersAttracting “status” investors
Increasing liquidity of shares
Interesting web site with much contentConstant monitoring of company news with appropriate commentsReputation and personal PR of managers
Proactive investor relations
More active work of inspection commissionsSetting up internal control services which report to the Board (Auditing commission)Monthly check of contracts registerRegular monitoring of transactions with property
Stronger control
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
Improving the functioning ofthe board of directors
RBC (IPO in 2002)invited three independent directorsHans Jörg Rudolf (Chairman of the Management Board, Barclays Capital)Michael Hammond (Partner of City Capital Corporation Limited)Neil Osborn (Euromoney Publisher and Managing Director)
Evraz Group (IPO in 2005) invited three independent directorsJames Campbelllord Peter DairsburyTerry Robinson
Cherkizovo Group (IPO in 2006) invited two independent directorsEsben Juhl (specialist in pig-breeding)Samuel B. Lipman (US specialist in poultry farming investments)
OGK-5 (IPO in 2006) invited four independent directorsValery Nepsha (Institut of professional directors)Denis Kulikov (Investors Protection Association)David Hern (director «Halcyon Advisors»)Evgeny Byhanov (Institut of professional directors)
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
NLMK (IPO in 2005) established 3 committees a few months before IPO:Committee for strategy and planningAudit committeeRemuneration Committee
SeverStal Auto (IPO in 2005) established three committees:Committee for strategyAudit committeeCommittee for human resources and remuneration
Rosbank (planning IPO in 2006) established three committees:Committee for strategyAudit committeeCommittee for human resources and remuneration
Euroservice Group (planning IPO in 2007) established three committeesCommittee for strategy, finance and investmentsAudit committeeCommittee for human resources and remuneration
Establishing committees
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
Improving transparency: NOVATEC
Tools / audiences
Investors Society Partners Staff Authorities
Reports according to ISFR
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Analysis of activity * *
Yearly report * * * *
Social report * * * *
Internal communications
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Quarterly briefings *
Press releases * * * * * *
Web site * * * * * *
Exhibitions * * *
PR * * * * * *
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Clients
Conferences * * * *
Road show *
Corporate brochure * * * *
Source: company’s presentation
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
Source: Presentations of MDM Investment Bank
Proactive investor relations: «Irkut»
Capitalization growth of IRKUT corporation in the off-exchange market during the IPO preparation
+80%
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750
окт 03 ноя 03 дек 03 дек 03 янв 04 фев 04
Announcement of IPO plans. Start of work with
investment analysts
Yukos case
Start of active PR-campaign of IPO
in the media, press-tour to
Irkutsk
Start of pre-marketing, news about promotion
of aircraft Be-200
Growth of demand for
shares, speculations before IPO
* Based on the off-market quotations before IPO which do not show the real value but reflect the positive dynamics of company’s perception by investors
Start of active work with
investment community. Investment
analysts visit the company
IPO
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
Corporate governance: WBD Foods
● Full disclosure of information prior to IPO● Creation of Investor Relations Department for
communicating with investors and analysts● 7 out of 11 directors are independent, including
industrial and financial experts● Mark Mobius, Managing Director of Templeton
Investments, and E. Linwood Tipton, President and CEO of International Dairy Foods Association, were elected to the Board of directors in May 2002
● Setting up the investment committee for considering key investment decisions
● KPIs and compensation packages for managers tied to KPIs
Source: company’s presentations
CONTENTS:
Investors’expectations
Growth factors
Motivation
Transformation of structure of ownership and management
Investor relations
Source: company’s presentations
Improving corporate governance standards: LUKOIL
Contacts
119571, Moscow, Akademika Anohina st., bldg. 9, office 10Tel. : +7 495 771-6046 Fax : + 7 495 937-5110
г. Москва, ул. Академика Анохина, дом 9, офис 10
тел.: +7 095 771-6046факс: + 7 095 937-5110
Contacts
119571, Moscow,Akademika Anohina st.,
bldg. 9, office 10Tel. : +7 495 771-6046
Fax : + 7 495 [email protected]