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Integration of the Entire Supply, Production and Distribution www.ioigroup.com IOI Corparation Berhad IOI Corporation Berhad 9027-W Integration of the entire supply, production and distribution 9027-W Incorporated In Malaysia process is a key component in IOI’s palm oil business, and in iNTEGRATioN our success at being one of the world’s top palm oil producers. integration It enables us to deliver: Highest quality palm oil and fractions, At best possible prices, With traceability and food safety, Applications expertise, Regularly and reliably. Annual Report 2005 Annual 2005 Report 22% 10% our vision ... is to be a pre-eminent corporation in our core businesses by providing products and services of our results superior values by sustaining consistent long-term growth in volume and profitability. 2005 2005 We shall strive to achieve responsible and balanced commercial success by satisfying our RM6.07 RM1.22 customers' needs, giving superior performance to our shareholders, providing rewarding careers to Billion Billion 2004 2004 our people, having mutually beneficial relationship with our business associates, participating and RM4.99 RM1.11 contributing effectively towards nation building and the welfare and advancement of the society in Billion Billion REVENUE PROFIT BEFORE TAX which we operate. 29% 26% 28% our key strategies ~ plan and act with cohesive purpose towards Vision IOI ~ focus on core businesses ~ create value for all stakeholders 2005 2005 2005 ~ market focused and oriented RM902 80.61 RM11.73 ~ continuous improvement in quality, productivity and cost efficiencies Million Sen Billion 2004 2004 2004 RM702 64.23 RM9.15 Million Sen Billion NET EARNINGS EPS MARKET CAPITALISATION KEY INDICATORS 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 11.0 Financial Profit before taxation RM'000 1,220,854 1,112,045 812,626 569,311 456,744 10.5 Net profit attributable to shareholders RM'000 902,220 701,550 502,052 346,501 286,669 Shareholders' equity RM'000 4,862,328 4,418,152 3,530,192 2,891,919 2,494,974 Return on average equity % 19.44 17.65 15.64 12.86 12.07 10.0 Basic earnings per share Sen 80.61 64.23 53.24 40.69 34.09 Gross dividend per share % 70.0 50.0 40.0 30.0 25.0 9.5 Plantation FFB production MT 2,927,194 2,396,231 1,920,692 1,926,808 3,657,776 9.0 Total oil palm area HA 143,696 145,060 124,203 98,864 87,605 Property 8.5 Sales value RM'000 493,378 669,426 428,897 483,522 435,965 Sales Unit 1,588 2,880 1,963 2,090 3,564 8.0 Oleochemical Plant utilisation % 99 92 88 95 97 7.5 23.08.04 13.08.04 03.09.04 24.09.04 15.10.04 05.11.04 26.12.04 17.12.04 07.01.05 28.01.05 18.02.05 11.03.05 01.04.05 22.04.05 13.05.05 03.06.05 24 .06.05 Sales MT 366,040 327,510 291,234 221,889 219,205 IOI Corp Share Price IOI Corp vs KLCI IOI Corp vs KLPLN contents 10 Group Financial Overview 12 Group Performance Highlights 13 Group Quarterly Results 54 Audit Committee Report 13 Financial Calendar 59 Corporate Governance 14 Five-Year Financial Highlights 67 Statement on Internal Control 70 Statement of Directors’ Interests 71 Other Information 78 Senior Management Team 79 Group Business Structure 80 Global Presence 82 Location of Operations in Malaysia Management’s Discussion and Analysis 84 Corporate Calendar 17 • Group Financial Review 86 Social Contributions 25 • Group Business Review 89 Financial Statements 194 Group Properties 46 Corporate Information 47 Board of Directors 48 Profile of Directors Annual General Meeting Information 203 • Notice of Annual General Meeting 207 • Statement Accompanying Notice of Annual General Meeting 208 Shareholders Information 2 Chairman’s Statement Proxy Form IOI chairman’s statement Corporation Berhad 2005 Dear Valued Shareholders, Report On behalf of the Board members of IOI Corporation Berhad, it gives me great Annual pleasure to present to you the Annual Report and Financial Statements of the Company and the Group for the financial year ended 30 June 2005. 2 HIGHLIGHTS It was yet another record setting year for the IOI Group. The Group registered another set of outstanding results for FY 2005, with the following key highlights: • Group revenue rose by 22% to RM6.07 billion. • Group pretax profit grew from RM1.11 billion to RM1.22 billion, a 10% increase. • Net earnings register a new high of RM902.2 million, a 29% increase from the RM701.6 million recorded in FY 2004. • Diluted earnings per share increased by 26% to a record 80.54 sen. • Group’s net operating cash flow increased by 8% to RM1,058.8 million. OPERATING BACKGROUND The overall economic environment prevailing during the Group’s fiscal year 2005 was generally favourable but less buoyant than that experienced in the previous fiscal year. Increasingly high crude oil prices weighed down on economic growth, with both global and domestic economy moderating to slower growth rates in the second half of our fiscal year. Also, the weakness of the USD coupled with hikes in freight costs pushed imported cost inputs, such as fertilisers, up significantly whereas on the revenue front, palm oil prices softened. IOI chairman’s statement cont’d Corporation Berhad OPERATING BACKGROUND cont’d Against this challenging backdrop, the Group did well to be able to forge further ahead in its overall performance. The growth strategies that we have pursued, our core competencies and our culture of continuous pursuit of productivity and cost efficiency enhancements that we have developed and imbued at all levels over the years, were major contributors to the Group’s continued success. REVIEW OF RESULTS Segmental Contribution to For the financial year under review, Group revenue grew by 22% to RM6.07 billion operating profit because of volume growth in the integrated palm oil business, with increases in production outputs both at the plantation as well as the downstream manufacturing 2005 segments. others (15) 1% The Group’s operating profit (“EBIT”) increased by 12% to RM1.30 billion on the resource- (173) 14% 2005 based back of a 22% increase in plantation earnings and consistent performances from the manufacturing other two core business segments, namely resource-based manufacturing and property. Report property (320) 25% Despite average CPO prices being lower by 8%, higher fertiliser costs and higher Annual Sabah sales tax on palm oil, plantation EBIT increased from RM631.1 million to 3 plantation (767) 60% RM767.5 million for FY 2005 because of a 16% increase in CPO oil yield and a 8% increase in average mature area harvested. I am pleased to report that our plantation segment was able to achieve average yields of 27.57 MT of FFB per hectare and 5.97 MT of CPO per hectare which is very commendable over a substantial area of 132,679 hectares as these quantums are about 50% above the industry average. The best performing estate within the Group in fact achieved yields of 38.2 MT of FFB and 8.2 MT of CPO per hectare. 2004 others (23) 2% For the property business, operating profit for FY 2005 was lower at RM319.9 million against previous year’s RM336.8 million but this was within expectation. Sales of resource- (156) 14% residential properties were lower as increasing supply dampened take-up rates of new based manufacturing launches. Despite the lower profit achieved, operating margin for the property business for the year under review was higher due to significantly better performance property (337) 29% from the commercial segment of the Group’s property business. Much higher sales of commercial properties, in particular the shop houses in our flagship project in Bandar plantation (631) 55% Puteri, were achieved. The better performance of the commercial segment was also reflected in higher rental income from our property investment portfolio. As for the manufacturing segment, despite challenging operating environment and volatile raw material prices, which resulted in fluctuating margins, operating results, excluding one-off items, increased by 16% from RM179.7 million for FY 2004 to RM208.7 million for the financial year under review. This was mainly due to volume growth. IOI chairman’s statement cont’d Corporation Berhad REVIEW OF RESULTS cont’d Besides the growth in operating profits, Group net earnings were boosted by the tax incentive granted to the Company for the acquisition of Loders Croklaan as explained in greater detail in the Notes to the Financial Statements and also because of lower percentage share of minority interests in various subsidiaries where the Company has increased its equity stake. Another key indication of the Group’s financial resilience and strength is the high cash generative capacity of its business operations. For fiscal year 2005, the Group’s operations generated a net cash flow of RM1,058.8 million, an increase of 8% over FY 2004. A more detail review of the Group’s performance is provided under the section on “Management’s Discussion and Analysis” in this Annual Report. 2005 DIVIDENDS Report For FY 2005, the Group continued to increase its dividend pay-out in tandem with the Annual good results achieved in order to reward all the shareholders for their support and confidence to the Group. Total dividend declared for FY 2005 totalled 70% gross on 4 par value, a 40% increase as compared to the previous financial year. The first interim dividend for the current financial year of 40% (FY 2004 - 24%) less tax was paid to shareholders on 7 March 2005 whilst the second interim dividend of 30% tax exempt (FY 2004 - 26% less tax) was declared by the Board on 3 June 2005 and paid to entitled shareholders on 18 July 2005.
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