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COMPANY PROFILE December 2018 1 Outline COMPANY PROFILE December 2018 1 Outline 01 Introduction and Overview 02 Business Model 03 Financial Performance 04 Management Team 05 Appendices Disclaimer: • The Company has registered its ongoing projects in the applicable jurisdictions / States under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (“RERA”). None of the images, material, projections, details, descriptions, area statements and other information that are mentioned herein should be deemed to be or constitute advertisements, solicitations, marketing, offer for sale, invitation to offer, invitation to acquire, including within the purview of the RERA. • The Company uses carpet areas as per RERA in its customer communication. However, the data in saleable area terms has been presented here to enable continuity of information to investors and shall not be construed to be of any relevance to home buyers / customers. • The information compiled in this presentation is for the Company and its subsidiaries / joint ventures / associates engaged in the real estate business (MLDL, MHPL, MBDL, MITL, MRDL, MHDL, MWCDL, MWCJL, MIPCL & MIPPL) 2 01 Introduction and Overview 3 Mahindra Lifespaces: Leading Real Estate Player Company Overview Shareholding Pattern & Major Shareholders ▪ Part of US $ 20.7 billion Mahindra Group Group’s operations spans across 6 continents; 100+ countries; in 10 sectors and 20 industries. Promoters 24.7% ▪ Balanced business portfolio FPI / FII Residential business: Mid - Premium & Affordable 51.5% housing segment. 5.7% DIIs Integrated Cities & Industrial Clusters: Large format Integrated Business Cities and recently forayed 18.1% Others into Industrial Clusters. ▪ Pan-India presence with over 20 years of proven track record Developments across nine Indian cities - Mumbai, Promoter Pune, Nagpur, Gurgaon, Faridabad, Jaipur, Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd. Chennai, Hyderabad and Bengaluru. Key Investors First State / Stewart Investors ▪ Pioneers in sustainable development ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Triple bottom line approach to transforming urban UTI AMC landscapes through sustainable communities. 4 Evolution of business over the last two decades • Mahindra Group forays • Launches its first large • First developer in India • JV with SCM Real • JV with Sumitomo • Partnered with IFC & HDFC into the real estate format integrated to launch green homes Estate (Singapore) Corporation for Capital. business as Mahindra business city - Pvt. Ltd. for residential establishing industrial • Rights Issue of Rs. 300 Crs Realty & Infrastructure Mahindra World City, project development park in North Chennai • Launched an Industrial Developers Limited Chennai • Launch of first Clusters brand “Origins by (MRIDL) international office in Mahindra World City” Dubai 1994 2001 2002 2006-07 2008 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 • MRIDL and GESCO • Company name • First real estate • Launch of new • Partnered with The merge to form changes to Mahindra company in India to business vertical - Energy and Resource Mahindra Gesco Lifespace Developers publish a standalone Happinest focused on Institute (TERI) to set Developers Ltd. Ltd. GRI report low cost housing up Mahindra TERI • Launches second • Expands customer Centre of Excellence World City at Jaipur base to 100+ clients at for Sustainable the World Cities Habitats 5 Leaders in Corporate Citizenship Sustainability Agenda Non Financial disclosures ▪ First real estate company in India to publish standalone Sustainability Report (GRI compliant) in FY 11-12 since then the Company continued its efforts releasing its Sustainability reports till FY17. ▪ The Company also published its First Business Responsibility Report as per SEBI’s guidelines. Economic Social Environmental ▪ Voluntary participation in Climate Disclosure Projects (Climate change), Global Real Estate Sector Benchmarking (GRESB) survey. Mahindra TERI Centre of Excellence (CoE) ▪ A research initiative of TERI, supported by MLDL to focus on developing open-source and science-based solutions for energy efficient green buildings in India. ▪ Inaugurated by Mr. Anand Mahindra in Jun’18. ▪ Glare Indices report, the first research output, was released at the inaugural event. Sustainable Housing Leadership Consortium (SHLC) Founding members of SHLC - a unique consortium, which is a CEO-led think tank convened by International Finance Corporation (IFC), aims to develop a low carbon roadmap for the housing industry. Giving Back to Society ▪ Total CSR spent of INR 490 mn, majorly in the fields of Environment, Education, Health and Community development. ▪ The Green Army Programme so far sensitized 160 schools, over 30,000 students and 1,20,000 citizens about the environment and sustainable lifestyle. 6 Well Recognized and Awarded Brand Bloomdale & L’Artista received the 'Best MWC conferred for Residential Project under Affordable and Ultra 'Best PPP Model' at Luxury segment' at the CNBC Awaaz Real Business World Estate Awards 2018 Smart Cities Nova won the ‘Low Cost Housing Apartment Received the Conclave & Awards Project of the Year’ at NDTV Property Awards Investor Relations 2017 2018 Society Awards 2015 for Best Environment, Social and Governance Ranked 22th in the (ESG) Disclosures in Awarded “The Porter Great Places to Work Small Cap Category prize 2016” for - mid-sized excellence in companies in 2018 governance Two project sites, namely Happinest Boisar and Vivante in Mumbai, conferred the best Ranked 2nd in the Diversified/Listed Category project under ‘Achievement Award for - Asia in the 2016 Global Real Estate Construction, Health, Safety and Environment’ Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) Rankings at the 10th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards 2018 7 02 Business Model 8 Balanced business model Residential Integrated Cities & Industrial Clusters Ahmedabad North Chennai Mid and Premium Affordable Housing Integrated Cities Industrial Clusters Residential 9 Structure Overview Note: Overview includes asset owning SPVs only. Shareholding percentage are based on common equity capital in SPV s as on December 2018. Numbers are rounded to the nearest percentage. # MIPPL is a strategic partnership between MLDL and IFC. 10 Balanced business model Residential Integrated Cities & Industrial Clusters Ahmedabad North Chennai Mid and Premium Affordable Housing Integrated Cities Industrial Clusters Residential 11 : Mid and Premium Residential ▪ Projects in Mid-Premium Residential Comprise of villas and multi-family apartments in gated communities within large metros with ticket size of Rs. 0.4 Crs to Rs. 5 Crs ▪ Completed 14.63# msft of residential and commercial real estate Currently, 3.36 msft of residential real estate under execution with further 3.43* msft in the pipeline ▪ Focus on 6 cities based on market size and profitability Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, NCR, Chennai & Hyderabad Focus on active corridors to ensure low volatility in demand # Does not include select projects that were completed by GESCO. * Data represents estimated saleable / leasable area 12 : Affordable Housing ▪ Happinest – a brand for Affordable Housing by Mahindra Lifespaces Intent is to provide quality housing at affordable prices to the emerging middle class in the country ▪ Business model based on faster turnaround Scalability across markets dependent on quicker execution and sales coupled with timely approval process ▪ Opportunity for growth Catering to a large underserved market with high potential for growth given the demographics of urban India Happinest Avadi ▪ Developing projects with products typically priced sub Rs. 25 lakhs/unit Completed 0.76 msft with further 0.64 msft under execution and another 1.72* msft in the pipeline All figures in msft of Saleable / Leasable area Region Chennai MMR Location Avadi Boisar Palghar Kalyan Total Development 0.73 0.49 1.05 0.84 Launched 0.64 0.49 0.41 - Completed 0.34 0.42 - - Ongoing 0.30 0.07 0.41 - Happinest Boisar Forthcoming 0.10 - 0.64 0.84 * Data represents estimated saleable / leasable area 13 Geographic presence of residential business Total (msft) Mid-Premium Happinest Completed*: 14.47 0.76 Ongoing**: 3.51 0.64 Forthcoming**: 2.69 1.72 Note: All figures in msft of Saleable / Leasable area Land Inventory**: 10.44 – Total: 31.12 3.12 Completed area includes 1 msft of Commercial development NCR Nagpur Completed: 3.04 Completed: 0.52 Ongoing**: 0.77 Ongoing**: 0.83 Forthcoming**: 0.37 Forthcoming**: 0.20 Land Inventory: – Land Inventory: – Total: 4.18 Total: 1.55 Jaipur Hyderabad Completed #: 0.40 Completed: 1.08 Ongoing**: – Ongoing**: – Forthcoming**: – Forthcoming**: – Land Inventory: – Land Inventory: – Total: 0.40 Total: 1.08 Pune Bengaluru Completed: 2.87 Completed*: 0.44 Ongoing**: 0.41 Ongoing**: 0.43 Forthcoming**: 0.33 Forthcoming**: 0.74 Land Inventory: – Land Inventory: – Total: 3.62 Total: 1.61 MMR Mid-Premium Happinest Chennai Mid-Premium Happinest Completed*: 2.81 0.42 Completed*: ##3.47 0.34 Ongoing**: 0.36 0.49 Ongoing**: 0.55 0.30 Forthcoming**: 0.70 1.48 Forthcoming**: 1.10 0.10 Land Inventory**: 0.94 – Land Inventory**: 9.50 – Total: 4.81 2.38 Total: 14.62 0.73 * Does not include select projects that were completed by GESCO ** Data represents estimated saleable/leasable area Please refer “Glossary” for definitions on Completed, Ongoing, Forthcoming and Land inventory ## Includes 0.23 msft developed by Mahindra Classification of area # Refers to IT Park, Evolve developed by Mahindra World City Jaipur Ltd. World City Chennai Developers Ltd a. NCR includes Delhi, Gurgaon and Faridabad b. MMR includes Mumbai, Thane, Boisar, Palghar, Kalyan
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