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Annual Report 2019 Contents South East 32.4% Annual Report 2019 Contents South East 32.4% Leisure 1.8% Industrial High Street - 45.6% South East 5.1% Business Overview Retail Rest of UK 13.2% and Leisure Office Welcome 1 High Street - 20.1% ––––––––––––––––––––– Rest of UK 5.0% 34.3% 2019 Highlights –––––––––––––––– 2 South East 19.3% Retail Warehouse 8.2% Picton at a Glance ––––––––––––– 4 Chairman’s Statement –––––––––– 6 City & West End 4.2% Rest of UK 10.8% 4 Picton at a Glance Strategic Report Our Marketplace –––––––––––––– 10 Our Business Model ––––––––––– 14 Our Strategy in Action ––––––––– 16 Enhancing Value and Income ––– 18 Investing in our Properties –––––– 20 Working with our Occupiers ––––– 22 Chief Executive’s Review ––––––– 24 Key Performance Indicators –––– 26 Portfolio Review ––––––––––––––– 28 Financial Review –––––––––––––– 40 Chairman’s Statement 6 Managing Risk ––––––––––––––– 43 Being Responsible –––––––––––– 46 Governance Creating a Chairman’s Introduction –––––––– 54 diverse portfolio Board of Directors –––––––––––– 56 occupieroccupieer focusedfo Our Team –––––––––––––––––––– 58 Depth of Proactive asset expertise management Corporate Governance Report –– 62 opportopportunityrtunitity led Audit and Risk Committee Report –––––––––––– 67 Stable recurring income Nomination Committee Report –– 70 Property Valuation ­ Committee Report ––––––––––––– 72 Remuneration Report –––––––––– 74 Directors’ Report ––––––––––––– 92 Shareholders Financial Statements Occupiers Independent Auditor’s Report ––– 98 Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income –––– 102 Communities Consolidated Statement of Changes in Equity ––––––––– 103 Consolidated Balance Sheet ––– 104 14 Our Business Model Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows ––––––––––––––– 105 Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements ––––––––– 106 Additional Information Supplementary Disclosures –––– 130 Property Portfolio –––––––––––– 134 Five Year Financial Summary –– 135 Glossary –––––––––––––––––––– 136 Financial Calendar ––––––––––– 138 28 Portfolio Review Shareholder Information –––––– 139 Occupier focused, Opportunity led Our values Occupier focused Picton seeks to always demonstrate its Principled, Perceptive and Opportunity led Progressive company values. £685.3m Principled PORTFOLIO VALUE We are professional, diligent and strategic. Demonstrated through our transparent reporting, occupier 90% 49 focused approach, alignment £37.7m with shareholders, delivery of our Picton Promise and commitment to sustainability and positive environmental ANNUAL RENTAL OCCUPANCY ASSETS initiatives. INCOME Perceptive We are insightful, thoughtful and intuitive. 350 Demonstrated through our long-term track record, our gearing strategy, diverse sector allocation and engagement 15 OFFICE OCCUPIERS 17 INDUSTRIAL with our occupiers. ASSETS ASSETS Progressive We are forward-thinking, enterprising, and continually advancing. 4.4m Demonstrated through our culture, work ethic and proactive asset management. AREA SQUARE FEET 17 RETAIL AND LEISURE ASSETS 10.1% TOTAL SHAREHOLDER RETURN Welcome to our 2019 annual report Our vision Why invest Through our occupier focused, 1 We offer diversified exposure to opportunity led approach, we aim the UK commercial property market to be one of the consistently best p28 Read more in our Portfolio Review performing diversified UK focused property companies listed on the 2 We are total return driven with an London Stock Exchange. income bias and have established a track record of outperformance p2 Read more in our Highlights pages What makes us different 3 We actively manage our assets with an occupier focused, We are an award winning Real Estate opportunity led approach Investment Trust investing in UK p18 Read more in our Strategy in Action Case Studies commercial property. Our diversified property portfolio consists of 49 4 We operate a covered dividend assets invested in the industrial, policy, allowing us to invest back office, retail and leisure sectors, into the portfolio generating rental income from around p28 Read more in our Portfolio Review 350 occupiers across a wide range of businesses. 5 We are an internally managed business, aligned with We have outperformed the MSCI UK shareholders’ interests and Quarterly Property Index over one, focused entirely on Picton three, five and ten years, and, through and its success growth, we have been able to achieve p53 Read more in our Governance Report economies of scale, which have enhanced shareholder returns. 2019 highlights NAV per share Total return Improved balance sheet and operational flexibility 93p 6.5% 9% reduction in total debt outstanding to 90 93 14.9 82 6.5 £194.7 million 10.4 Net saving of £1.1 million 2017 2018 2019 2017 2018 2019 in annual finance costs Further reduction in loan to value ratio to below 25% Positive financial Profit after tax results despite Debt restructured to economic provide operational uncertainty flexibility £31m Profit after tax of £31 million 64m 43m 31m Dividend cover Increase in net assets 2017 2018 2019 of 2.5%, to £499 million, or 93p per share Total return of 6.5% 122% 115 122 122 Strong dividend Net assets cover supported 2017 2018 2019 by earnings Earnings per share £499m of 5.7p Property valuation Increased EPRA earnings 442m 487m 499m to £22.9 million, or 4.3p per share 2017 2018 2019 Paid dividends of £18.9 £685m million, or 3.5p per share 624m 684m 685m Dividend cover of 122% Conversion to 2017 2018 2019 UK REIT Entered UK REIT regime Dividends per share on 1 October 2018 Tax savings for six- month period following conversion 3.5p 3.3 3.4 3.5 2017 2018 2019 2 BUSINESS OVERVIEW Epra measures The European Public Real Estate Association’s (EPRA) mission is to promote, develop and represent the European public real estate sector. As an EPRA member, Picton fully supports the EPRA Best Practices Recommendations which recognise Total shareholder the key performance measures, as detailed above. Further return disclosures and supporting calculations can be found on pages 130 to 132. We have also highlighted other specific EPRA metrics throughout the Report. 10.1% Alternative performance measures We use a number of alternative performance measures 25.6 (APMs) when reporting on the performance of the business 4.8 10.1 and its financial position. These do not always have a standard 2017 2018 2019 meaning and may not be comparable to those used by other entities. However, we will use industry standard measures and terminology where possible. In common with many other listed property companies we Outperforming report the EPRA performance measures, as stated above. property portfolio We have reported these for a number of years in order to provide a consistent comparison with similar companies. In Total property return of the Additional Information section of this Report we provide 7.5%, outperforming more detailed information and reconciliations to IFRS where MSCI UK Quarterly appropriate. Property Index of 4.6% Our key performance indicators include three of the key EPRA Portfolio outperformance measures but also total return, total property return, property against MSCI over one, income return, total shareholder return, loan to value ratio, cost three, five and ten years ratio, occupier retention rate and EPC ratings. The definition of Like-for-like valuation these measures, and the rationale for their use, is set out in the increase of 1.8% Key Performance Indicators section. Like-for-like rental value change of -0.2% EPRA NAV EPRA earnings Occupancy of 90% per share EPRA earnings per share Two asset disposals for £12.0 million, 9.7% 93p £22.9m 4.3p ahead of March 2018 2018 90p 2018 £22.6m 2018 4.2p valuations £1.6 million invested in refurbishment projects EPRA NNNAV per share EPRA cost ratio1 EPRA cost ratio2 Earnings per share 88p 22.9% 19.5% 2018 87p 2018 23.7% 2018 19.2% 5.7p EPRA net EPRA ‘topped-up’ EPRA initial yield net initial yield vacancy rate 11.9 7.9 5.7 2017 2018 2019 4.9% 5.3% 10.3% 2018 5.5% 2018 5.9% 2018 4.2% 1 Including direct vacancy costs 2 Excluding direct vacancy costs 3 Picton at a glance Corporate statistics As at 31 March 2019 £499m £480m £195m NET ASSETS MARKET CAPITALISATION BORROWINGS 3.9% 1.1% 25% DIVIDEND YIELD COST RATIO LOAN TO VALUE Portfolio statistics As at 31 March 2019 49 90% 4.4m NUMBER OF ASSETS AREA SQUARE FEET OCCUPANCY £685m 5.0% 6.3% PROPERTY VALUE NET INITIAL YIELD REVERSIONARY YIELD 4 BUSINESS OVERVIEW Portfolio allocation O Industrial O Office O Retail and Leisure South East 32.4% Leisure 1.8% Industrial High Street - 45.6% South East 5.1% Retail Rest of UK 13.2% and Leisure Office High Street - 20.1% Rest of UK 5.0% 34.3% South East 19.3% Retail Warehouse 8.2% City & West End 4.2% Rest of UK 10.8% Our evolving portfolio 20.1% 28.1% 38.9% 45.6% 34.3% 33.0% 2014 2019 17 Industrial assets Our top ten occupiers 15 Office assets The largest occupiers, based as a percentage of contracted rent, as at 31 March 2019, 17 Retail and Leisure assets are as follows: Total 1,691 1,665 1,505 1,243 1,190 1,123 883 716 675 610 11,301 4.2% 4.0% 3.7% 3.1% 2.9% 2.8% 2.2% 1.8% 1.7% 1.5% 27.9% Contracted Rent (£000) Belkin Public DHL Supply B&Q PLCThe Random Snorkel Portal TK Maxx XMA Canterbury Limited Sector Chain House Group Europe Chatham Limited Christ Limited Limited Limited LLP Church University 5 Chairman’s statement Nicholas thompson For the year ended 31 March 2019, I am pleased to report Picton delivered a profit after tax of £31 million, demonstrating further progress despite a more challenging economic backdrop. Our net assets rose by 2.5% to £499 million, equating to 93 pence per share. EPRA earnings were £23 million or 4.3 pence per share, reflecting a modest improvement against last year. This has been a significant year for the Further recognition of our achievements this Company as Picton became a UK REIT and year were award wins from MSCI/IPF - Best changed its listing status from an investment Listed Fund and at the Investment Company of to a commercial company.
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