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Title: AGENDA


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AGENDA
  • A five year track record
  • Scorecard for 2006
  • Looking forward to 2007

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CELEBRATING FIVE GREAT YEARS
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CELEBRATING FIVE GREAT YEARS
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AGENDA
  • A five year track record
  • Scorecard for 2006
  • Looking forward to 2007

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SCORECARD FOR 2006
  • Distributions total R557-million, 244 cents per
    combined unit
  • 109,80 cents per A unit
  • 143,20 cents per B unit
  • 10 growth in distributions
  • A unit 8
  • B unit 11

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SUMMARISED OPERATING RESULTS
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SCORECARD FOR 2006
  • Threshold distribution of 227 cents per combined
    unit, per annum, was exceeded for the first time
    this financial year
  • Basis for distribution changes
  • A units get 45
  • B units get 55
  • Combined closing unit price increased by 17,
    closing at 2500 cents on 30 June
  • High trading volumes have been maintained
  • 54 of the A units traded
  • 49 of the B units traded

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VOLUMES TRADED
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SCORECARD FOR 2006
  • ApexHi delivered a total return of 28 for the
    year to end June 2006 compared to the property
    loan stock average of 23

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SCORECARD FOR 2006
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SCORECARD FOR 2006
  • Market capitalisation plus debt has grown from
    R5,2-billion to R7,8-billion
  • Property portfolio grown from R4-billion to
    R6,7-billion
  • Conduit funding was introduced, resulting in
    savings of R3,5-million per annum going forward

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  • INSERT ANIMATION OF CAR RALLY INTEREST RATES

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SCORECARD FOR 2006
  • History of fixes

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BALANCE SHEET
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BALANCE SHEET cont
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SCORECARD FOR 2006
  • Properties all valued by external valuers
    resulting in fair value adjustment of
    R690-million
  • Forward yield on portfolio approximately 13
  • 215 properties acquired for R1,723-billion
  • At average yield before gearing of 11,9
  • 15 properties sold for R219,5-million
  • Surplus on original cost of R45,5-million
  • Selling yield of 15
  • R171-million was invested in upgrades and
    refurbishments

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SCORECARD FOR 2006
  • INSERT ANIMATION OF DARTS

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SCORECARD FOR 2006
  • Total property portfolio
  • Portfolio grown to 444 properties
  • With a GLA of 2 525 962 m2
  • Valued at R2 640/m2

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  • INSERT ANIMATION OF MARC ON THE BALANCE BEAM

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SCORECARD FOR 2006
  • Retail increased from 40 to 44
  • Office decreased from 44 to 39

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SCORECARD FOR 2006
  • Leases valued at more than R1-billion were
    concluded
  • Vacancy levels have reduced from 10 to 9

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LETTING ACTIVITY
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SCORECARD FOR 2006
  • Corporate Social Investment
  • Member of the Johannesburg Inner City Coalition
    involved in transformation of Johannesburg and
    Braamfontein
  • Ongoing supporter of the Johannesburg Housing
    Company
  • Involved in conversions of office accommodation
    into residential apartments

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AGENDA
  • A five year track record
  • Scorecard for 2006
  • Looking forward to 2007

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APEXHI STRUCTURE
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  • INSERT ANIMATION OF DAVID RICE - GOLFING

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THE BEE CHALLENGE
  • The Property BEE Charter has been signed
  • ApexHis objective is to have a 10 BEE
    participation in its equity
  • At ApexHis market capitalisation of over
    R6-billion this would require a substantial
    investment of R600-million
  • At current returns on ApexHi units, against
    borrowing rates for BEE transactions, this would
    not be possible unless current unit holders sold
    their units to the BEE partner at a discount!

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THE BEE OPPORTUNITY
  • ApexHi has proposed to introduce a new C unit
    that will
  • facilitate an achievable BEE transaction in
    accordance with
  • the new Property Charter
  • retain the bond element of the A unit
  • create an inexpensive method for both A and B
    unit holders to achieve 100 of the annual growth
    in ApexHi
  • create an inexpensive volatile ApexHi unit

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APEXHI STRATEGY FOR 2007
  • Concentrate on building income in the core
    portfolio

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APEXHI STRATEGY FOR 2007
  • Focus on operating costs
  • For the year ended 30 June 2006, costs were 26
    of revenue
  • Depending on gross rentals and ability to save
    costs, 2007 operating costs range from 23 to
    26 of revenue

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APEXHI STRATEGY FOR 2007
  • Grow the portfolio with revenue enhancing assets
  • Our target is to grow the portfolio during the
    year by R1-billion
  • The acquisitions will be revenue enhancing by 1

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APEXHI STRATEGY FOR 2007
  • Property disposals
  • Sell properties during the year to the value of
    R300-million
  • Disposals will not be revenue-diluting or
    enhancing

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APEXHI STRATEGY FOR 2007
  • Head office and company costs to remain stable

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APEXHI STRATEGY FOR 2007
  • One off gains
  • Every year there are one off profits eg
    Assessment rates refunds, lease cancellation
    fees, etc
  • In the June 2006 report a profit of R15-million,
    arising from the repayment of a loan to Matemeku
    Property Acquisitions, is forecast
  • Gains would be offset by unbudgeted expenses
    such as additional maintenance incurred across
    the portfolio

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APEXHI STRATEGY FOR 2007
  • Interest on debt funding less interest on surplus
    cash
  • Because ApexHi has fixed rates there should be no
    exposure to changing rates

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GOING FORWARD - SCENARIO 1
  • The Bogey Scenario
  • Income growth of 8
  • Operating costs at 26 of income
  • No acquisitions or disposals
  • Head office costs maintained
  • One off benefit of R15-million
  • Interest cost stable

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GOING FORWARD - SCENARIO 2
  • The Par Scenario
  • Income growth of 9
  • Operating costs at 24 of income
  • R300-million acquisitions net of disposals
  • Head office costs maintained
  • One off benefit of R15-million
  • Interest cost stable

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GOING FORWARD - SCENARIO 3
  • The Birdie Scenario
  • Income growth of 10
  • Operating costs at 23 of income
  • R700-million acquisitions net of disposals
  • Head office costs maintained
  • One off benefit of R15-million
  • Interest cost stable

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INCOME STATEMENT 3 SCENARIOS
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BALANCE SHEET 3 SCENARIOS
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THANKS TO
  • Broll Property Group
  • Directors and staff of ApexHi
  • Grant Thornton
  • Java Capital
  • Madison Property Fund Managers
  • Ogilvy PR
  • And to you, the investment community for your
    continued support!
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