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Sats Ltd. Annual Report 2011-12 S a T S L T D . Y O U R J O U R N E Y D. T T L T A R 12 - SATS L ANNU REPO 2011 SATS LTD. YOuR jOuRneY • OuR passiOn ANNUAL REPORT 2011-12 General Line 65-6542 5555 Tel: Investor Relations 65-6541 8200 Tel: Fax: 65-6541 8204 Ltd. www.sats.com.sg Company Registration No. 197201770G 20 Airport Boulevard Inflight Catering Centre 1 SATS Singapore 819659 Registered Office SATS Corporate Information As at 23 May 2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS COmpanY seCRetary EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT Edmund Cheng Wai Wing (Chairman) Andrew Cheong Fook Onn Tan Chuan Lye David Zalmon Baffsky Tan Wan Hoon (Assistant Company President & Chief Executive Officer Vision Mission David Heng Chen Seng Secretary) Lim Chuang Alexander Charles Hungate Chief Financial Officer Nihal Vijaya Devadas Kaviratne CBE sHaRe RegistRaR Ferry Chung Qing An We are one of the largest services To be the first choice provider of Koh Poh Tiong M & C Services Private Limited Executive Vice President, companies in the world. gateway services and food solutions Ng Kee Choe 138 Robinson Road #17-00 Enterprise Development by leveraging on our capabilities to Keith Tay Ah Kee The Corporate Office Yeo Chee Tong Yacoob Bin Ahmed Piperdi We are driven by our capabilities in delight users and exceed customers’ Singapore 068906 Leo Yip Seng Cheong Executive Vice President, gateway services and food solutions to expectations. Food Solutions delight users and exceed customers’ AUDITORS BOARD COMMITTEES Chang Seow Kuay expectations. Ernst & Young LLP Senior Vice President, audit Committee Public Accountants and Gateway & Food, We inspire employees, partners and Keith Tay Ah Kee (Chairman) Certified Public Accountants Overseas Operations associates with a passion to excel. David Zalmon Baffsky One Raffles Quay Tony Goh Aik Kwang Nihal Vijaya Devadas Kaviratne CBE North Tower #18-01 Senior Vice President, Koh Poh Tiong Singapore 048583 We are socially and environmentally Sales & Marketing Leong Kok Hong responsible, creating sustainable Board executive Committee Audit Partner Senior Vice President, value for all stakeholders. Nagaraj Sivaram Edmund Cheng Wai Wing (Chairman) Corporate Business Development (appointed with effect from FY2010-11) David Heng Chen Seng Andrew Lim Cheng Yueh Ng Kee Choe Senior Vice President, Keith Tay Ah Kee COmpanY RegistRatiOn nO. Greater China 197201770G Board Risk Committee Philip Lim Chern Tjunn Senior Vice President, Yeo Chee Tong (Chairman) REGISTERED OFFICE Apron Services David Heng Chen Seng 20 Airport Boulevard Denis Suresh Kumar Marie Nihal Vijaya Devadas Kaviratne CBE SATS Inflight Catering Centre 1 Senior Vice President, Koh Poh Tiong Singapore 819659 Passenger Services nominating Committee Poon Choon Liang Chief Operating Officer, David Zalmon Baffsky (Chairman) Singapore Food Industries Pte. Ltd. Yeo Chee Tong Tan Li Lian Leo Yip Seng Cheong Senior Vice President, Human Capital Remuneration and Human Resource Committee Peter Tay Kay Phuan Contents Senior Vice President, Edmund Cheng Wai Wing (Chairman) 1 Key Figures 40 Awards and Accolades Catering Services Alexander Charles Hungate 8 Chairman’s Statement 41 Corporate Social Responsibility Ronald Yeo Yoon Choo Ng Kee Choe 12 Board of Directors 43 Financial Review Senior Vice President, 17 Significant Events 51 Five-Year Group Financial and Leo Yip Seng Cheong Cargo Services 18 In Conversation with President Operational Summary and CEO 53 Corporate Governance Report 21 Financial Calendar 70 Internal Control Statement 22 Executive Management 73 Financial Statements 26 Investor Relations 165 Additional Information 28 Group Structure & Investments 166 Information on Shareholdings 30 SATS at a Glance 168 Notice of Annual General Meeting 32 Operations Review 175 Proxy Form - Gateway Services IBC Corporate Information - Food Solutions Key Figures Revenue Revenue increased 24.1% due to organic growth in both gateway services (+9.4%) and food solutions FY2011-12 $1,685.4m +24.1% (excluding TFK: +6.9%) businesses, as well as full year consolidation of TFK. FY2010-11 $1,357.8m profita ttributable to Owners of the Company Profit attributable to owners of the Company declined as a result of lower profit contributions from Associates FY2011-12 $170.9m -10.7% and Joint Ventures, absence of contribution from Daniels Group and higher operating expenses driven by higher business volumes and inflationary pressure. FY2010-11 $191.4m Excluding Daniels Group and one-off items, underlying net profit fell at a lower rate of 4.3% to $177.5m. Dividend per share Ordinary dividend per share remains at 11 cents, representing a payout ratio of 71.4%, higher than FY2011-12 26 cents * +52.9% 63.7% in the corresponding period. Including proposed special dividend of 15 cents per share, the proposed total dividend amounts to 26 cents per FY2010-11 17 cents ** share, representing a payout ratio of 168.6% of profit * Ordinary dividend of 11 cents and special dividend attributable to owners of the Company for FY2011-12. of 15 cents ** Ordinary dividend of 11 cents and special dividend of 6 cents Return on equity Return on equity declined to 11.3% from 12.7% in the corresponding period due to lower Group net profit FY2011-12 11.3% -1.4ppt reported for FY2011-12. FY2010-11 12.7% SATS LTD. Annual Report 2011-12 1 YOUR MEMORABLE expeRienCe Just as every journey begins with a single step forward, SATS is committed to fostering customer intimacy and creating memorable moments that accompany our customers and guests at every touch point along the way. 2 OUR DISTINCT pleasuRe From smooth check-ins to a safe departure, every detail is well taken care of, simply because we care. SATS LTD. Annual Report 2011-12 3 YOUR EVEry SATISFACTION We take pride in what we do, and delight in creating and delivering innovative solutions to meet our customers’ needs. 4 OUR UTMOST pRiORitY We serve with our heart and work as one to uphold the highest standards, ensuring our customers’ needs are fulfilled each and every time. SATS LTD. Annual Report 2011-12 5 YOUR LASTING JOY Our greatest satisfaction lies in the knowledge that we are able to leave a lasting positive impact in the communities we serve. 6 OUR GREATEST DeligHt We are in turn inspired by our customers and their guests’ memorable experiences, which serve as a testament to our commitment in surpassing excellence. SATS LTD. Annual Report 2011-12 7 Chairman’s Statement Dear Shareholders, FY2011-12 has been a significant year for SATS, despite the FY2011-12 RESULTS AND DIVIDENDS numerous challenges we have had to face. Uncertainties in the global economy coupled with the protracted Eurozone In the year under review, I am pleased to report that Group debt crisis have caused some turbulence to the aviation revenue rose 24.1% year-on-year to $1,685.4 million. industry. The aftermath of Japan’s March 11 earthquake also directly affected our inflight catering operations in Tokyo. Our gateway services revenue improved 9.4% to $602.7 million, led by increased flights and passengers handled at I am heartened that despite macro circumstances and the Singapore Changi Airport as well as better performance by deconsolidation of the Daniels Group’s (Daniels) results our Hong Kong subsidiary, SATS HK. since October 2011, the Group recorded a net profit of $170.9 million after tax and non-controlling interests for the Our food solutions revenue grew 35.2% due mainly to the financial year ended 31 March 2012. full-year consolidation of TFK Corporation (TFK), an inflight caterer in Tokyo which we acquired in December 2010. We We also kept to our business strategy, managed our risks started consolidating TFK’s results in the fourth quarter of and assets allocation, and more importantly, sharpened our FY2010-11 and as a result, its contribution to Group revenue strategic focus on growing our gateway and food businesses was only $72.6 million in FY2010-11, compared to $302.6 in Asia and the Middle East. million in FY2011-12. Excluding TFK, our food solutions revenue grew organically by 6.9% on the back of higher At the same time, we launched a new brand identity to inflight meal volumes in Singapore. better reflect our strategic directions and our commitment to continually delight customers with strong value propositions. Group operating profit remained at $169 million as operating Through this new brand identity, we aim to build a unified expenses increased 27.6% to $1,516.4 million. Excluding and consistent representation across our two businesses as TFK, operating expenses rose 8.9%, with higher staff and we continue to grow our presence in the Asia Pacific region. raw material costs being the key contributors to the increase. “ We also kept to our business strategy, managed our risks and assets allocation, and more importantly, sharpened our strategic focus on growing our gateway and food businesses in Asia and the Middle East. ” 8 Share of results of associates and joint ventures, net of tax, fell 12.2% to $41.2 million due to a stronger Singapore dollar and weaker performance from those associates that were affected by the soft cargo demand. On 25 October 2011, we sold our entire stake in Daniels, a chilled food manufacturer in the UK. The absence of Daniels’ contribution, coupled with the loss arising from its divestment, saw our profit attributable to owners of the Company declining 10.7% to $170.9 million. Excluding the $22.1 million year-on-year impact from Daniels as well as one-off items, our underlying net profit declined at a lower rate of 4.3% to $177.5 million. As at 31 March 2012, the Group’s total assets amounted to $2.12 billion, down 8.5% from a year ago due mainly to the deconsolidation of Daniels, and payments of ordinary and special dividends to shareholders during the year. Cash and cash equivalents rose from $296.1 million to $470.1 million and gross debt-to-equity ratio remained at a healthy 0.1 times.
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