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Group Profile
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Company Profile
Kamani Engg. Corp. established p for manufacture, enamelling and trading of Hollowware 1945
Railway Electrification Dept set up. First First Prime Indian company to Minister Pandit Second Jawaharlal Nehru get an order of Rly. Manufacturing Elect. of S.E. Rly. Plant in Jaipur visits Kurla Plant Zone 1959 1966 1961
MILESTONES
Recognized as Export house by Government 1969 Taken over by RPG Group 1982
1960 1950 First International Fabrication Plant order received started in Bombay from New Zealand in collaboration with Ms R Foures, France for supply to Bhakra Nangal Dam Project & Transmission projects Name changed to KEC International Limited 1984
1968 Full turnkey project awarded to design, manufacture, supply and erect transmission lines in Sudan
Turnover crosses Rs. 2000 crores & Net Profit crosses Rs 100 crores 2006
1983 1987 Tower testing Turnover crosses station at Vashi Rs 100 crores largest in the country & third of its kind in the world i ld inaugurated d
2007 Merger of RPG Transmission Ltd. & NITEL . Telecom business started.
Established in 1945 , taken over by RPG Group in 1982 Leading Transmission line EPC Company in the world Global footprint with client base spread over 40 countries Currently e ec ting C rrentl executing projects in over 20 countries o er co ntries Strong presence in India, South Asia, Middle East, Africa & Central Asia Well balanced and diversified Order book Strong Manufacturing Capacity Listed on the BSE and NSE 200809
Sales: Rs. 34.27 bn PAT: Rs. 1.16 bn
Vision
To be a global leader in Power Transmission EPC business and g p y a significant player in other related businesses, providing superior value to all stakeholders.
Business
Power Transmission
Turnkey Transmission Lines upto 1200 kV Tower Testing upto 1200 kV
Telecom
Telecom Towers SCADA OPGW Network Hotline Stringing
Railways
Current Areas Future Plans Railway electrification Track Laying Signaling
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 12 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 31 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 37 38. 39. 40. 41. 42.
Afghanistan Algeria Argentina Australia Bangladesh Brazil Canada Egypt Ethiopia Ghana India Indonesia Iran Iraq Jordan Kenya Kazakhstan Kuwait Laos Lebanon Libya Malaysia Mali Mozambique Namibia Nepal New Zealand Nigeria Oman Philippines Saudi A bi S di Arabia South Africa Sri lanka Sudan Syria Tajikistan Thailand Tunisia UAE USA Vietnam Zambia
Geographical Expanse
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Current Projects
India Bangladesh Oman UAE Saudi Arabia Tajikistan Afghanistan Kazakhstan Australia Tunisia Mozambique
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Libya y Nigeria Algeria Kenya Ghana Ethiopia Mali Egypt Namibia South Africa
Business Process
Tenders Surveying Bidding Biddi Payment Award Of Contract Advance for mobilisation Profiling Design Detail Drawings D a ings FAC TOC Energization Construction Supply of Bought-Outs Shipment p Manufacturing Testing Prototype P otot pe
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Manufacturing Capabilities
Manufacturing plants at gp Jabalpur, Jaipur and Nagpur for transmission & telecom towers ISO 9001 | ISO 14001 | OHSAS 18001 certified to give world class gq y manufacturing quality Total Manufacturing Capacity of 211,000 MT (151,000 MT Owned + 60,000 MT Contracted) ) Experience of supplying transmission line towers to developed markets like USA & Canada
Three tower testing stations g Jabalpur, Jaipur & Vashi Capable of testing towers upto 1,200 Kv Design facilities equipped with latest softwares like BOCAD, PLS Tower, PLS CAD, Google Earth Fully equipped to provide computerised engineering y solutions, 3D analysis and design for optimising steel usage Providing tower testing services t overseas customers i to t Over 2214 tower tests till date
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Team of highly experienced project managers and engineers Successfully executed projects in diverse terrains
Deserts: UAE Al i E D UAE, Algeria, Egypt, I di S di A bi (40) India, Saudi Arabia Mountains: India, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mozambique Frosty Conditions: Kashmir, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan (40) Rivers: Brahmaputra, Nile, Ganges, Rihand Challenging locations: Afghanistan, Iraq
Currently executing more than 100 projects Possess 69 strong fleet of TSE equipments
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Advantage KEC
Dedicated skilled work force with cross country project execution capability Diversified Portfolio: Transmission, Distribution Transmission Distribution, Telecom & Railways
Large capacity for Tower manufacturing & supply with ISO 9001 | ISO 14001 | OHSAS 18001
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Industry Update
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Opportunities India
Power Requirements & Plans in India are very well documented
Total planned capacity addition 78577 MW Total plan outlay for Transmission Rs. 1400 billion [Central Rs 750 bn States Rs 650 bn] bn, Rs.
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Opportunities India
PGCIL
Tenders to be floated for about Rs. 50 billion p.a. in the 11th Five Year Plan
State Utilities
Private Players
Ultra Mega Power Projects g j (UMPPs) awarded by the Ministry of Power to private players BOO transmission projects to contribute significantly
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Nepal
Bangladesh
Sri Lanka
Scouting for more projects after successful completion of the last project
SAARC Grid
Grid being proposed between the SAARC Countries (Nepal, India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan & Maldives)
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Opportunities International
North America USD 66 5 billion 66.5
Eastern Europe USD 19 billion China USD 76 billion West Africa USD 1.2 billion South America** America USD 22 billion **Supplies & Engg Services Southern Africa USD 5.8 billion East Africa USD 716 million
South East Asia USD 16 billion North Africa USD 5.4 billion
* Includes all T&D capex, such as Grid Automation, IT Systems, Equipment, etc.
ANZ USD 8 6 billi 8.6 billion Source: ABS Energy research, Accenture research
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Market Players
Middle East
NCC, ETA, Gulfar, Hidada, Al Babtein, Zamil MEEDCO
East Europe
Energoinvest , ABB, SAG, Inabensa, Cobra, I l C b Isolux, Elecnor, Electromontaz, Belfour Betty
Asia Pacific
Hyundai Harbin Power, HG Power, Power Hyosung Power, Power Sumitomo, JPPC, Fujikura, Xian
Turkey
Emtamitas, , Sa-Ra, STFA
India Africa
, , Pivot Kahrif, Karakib Transdeco, Transel, Hidelco, Elject, Pivot, Energo Nigeria
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Opportunities Telecom
Demand for Telecom Towers To meet teledensity of 32.74% (from 15.6% now) in 2010 and improved coverage in rural areas Additional 150 000 towers needed in next 3 years (current 150,000 base 1,20,000 towers) to meet the capacity & coverage requirements Large BSNL tender for setting up telecom infrastructure arge SN Tower Sharing: a key growth driver International Opportunities like Africa, SE Asia O Opportunities on BOO b i t iti basis With Private operators 2nd Phase of USO fund projects for 11000 towers coming up Opportunities emerging in SCADA
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Opportunities Railways
11th Plan
Total outlay for Railways (excl. DFC) is Rs 2300 bn Projects worth about Rs 250 bn expected to be executed j p Large sized (Rs 1.5 bn 2 bn) projects
East Corridor Ludhiana(Punjab)to Sonnagar(Bihar) E t C id : L dhi (P j b)t S (Bih ) West Corridor : JN Port Mumbai to Tughlakabad Delhi Project tenders are expected to be floated by 2009 end j p y Total Outlay Rs 280 bn
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Opportunities
Strong Order Book with well balanced geographical and business spread PowerGrid spending on track Opportunities in countries where we are not yet present h Lower commodity prices Depreciated Rupee Reduced threat from marginal players Likelihood of increased government spending in infrastructure projects i f j Better availability of man power
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Challenges
Turmoil in World Economy Delay in Government spending on Power Volatile Commodity prices (steel, zinc, aluminum, cement) Volatile US dollar Over Capacities & Competition from New Players Liquidity constraints Fund Shortage likely to impact fresh investments by private sector Availability of adequate and quality manpower to cater to growth in business
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Performance Update
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Last 5 Years
Rs. Million
Net Sales EBITDA EBITDA % Depreciation Interest PAT PAT % 200405 12,366 1,259 10.18 101 510 393 3.18 3 18 200506 17,277 1,627 9.42 269 593 493 2.85 2 85 200607 20,413 2,525 12.37 334 593 1,046 5.12 5 12 200708 28,144 3,546 12.60 251 677 1,722 6.12 6 12 200809 34,274 3,006 8.77 228 1,000 1,163 3.39 3 39
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Q4 FY 2009 update
Rs. Million
Net Sales Adj. EBIDTA [bfr Forex Loss/(Gain)] Adj. EBIDTA % EBITDA EBITDA % Depreciation Interest PAT PAT % Q4 FY09 11,345.8 1,428.5 12.59% 1,100.9 9.70% 78.8 289.5 480.2 4.23% Q4 FY08 10,310.3 1,243.5 12.06% 1,135.6 11.01% 48.5 179.2 606.6 5.88% FY09 34,273.9 3,943.0 11.50% 3,005.7 8.77% 227.5 999.8 1,162.9 3.39% FY08 28,144.8 3,422.5 12.16% 3,545.7 12.60% 250.7 676.5 1,721.6 6.12%
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FY 2009 Update
Rs. Million
Net Sales Adj. Adj EBIDTA [bf F [bfr Forex Loss/(Gain)] Adj. EBIDTA % EBITDA EBITDA % Depreciation Interest PAT PAT % Q1 FY09 6,000.5 807.7 13.46% 615.0 10.25% 10 25% 45.7 180.3 255.0 4.25% Q2 FY09 8,064.5 809.8 10.04% 562.0 6.97% 6 97% 55.2 232.8 178.0 2.21% Q3 FY09 8,863.1 897.0 10.12% 727.8 8.21% 8 21% 47.8 297.2 249.7 2.82% Q4 FY09 11,345.8 1,428.5 12.59% 1,100.9 9.70% 9 70% 78.8 289.5 480.2 4.23% FY 200809 34,273.9 3,943.0 11.50% 3,005.7 8.77% 8 77% 227.5 999.8 1,162.9 3.39%
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Business Update
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Order Book
As on 31st March 2009 Well Balanced
Australiasia 1% Central Asia 14% Africa 20% Middle East 15%
Rs. Million
Transmission T i i Distribution Railways Telecom TOTAL South Asia 18,290 18 290 7,130 330 130 25,880 International 21,070 21 070 4,680 25,750 Total 39,360 39 360 11,810 330 130 51,630
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Growth Plans
Consolidate C lid Transmission Distribution Telecom Substation Railways Transmission Telecom
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EPC
Asset Ownership
Transmission
Telecom
Railways
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