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Crest Builder Holdings Berhad Corporate Presentation CBH:MK CREST BUILDER HOLDINGS BERHAD CORPORATE PRESENTATION January 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 2 Company Overview Business Overview Financial Highlights Investment Highlights Appendix PAGE 3 COMPANY OVERVIEW PAGE 4 COMPANY OVERVIEW About Us BUILDING THE NATION Crest Builder Holdings Berhad (“CBHB” or the “Group”) group of companies was first founded in 1983 by the late Mr. Yong Soon Chow. What started out as a small contractor business of less than 10 employees has now expanded to a strong public listed corporation with over 400 employees. Over three decades, CBHB has carved a strong foothold in the local construction and property development industry. Armed with in depth industry experience, CBHB has a proven track record – especially in commercial, residential and institutional building construction. CBHB counts top branded developers and international property players amongst its list of premier clientele. CBHB has also established itself in property development complimented by its in-house team of contruction expertise. Since being established, CBHB has a total property development portfolio bearing a gross development value of approximately RM4.8 billion. CBHB is principally an investment holding company and had undertaken a Corporate and Debt Restructuring Scheme which involved the take over of the listing status of MGR Corporation Berhad. CBHB was then transferred on the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia on 12 June 2003. STOCK INFORMATION PAGE 5 CBH:MK Bursa Malaysia Stock Quote CRESBLD 52 Week Range 0.86 - 1.21 30 Day Average Volume 163,023 Market Cap (MYR) (mil) 147.405 Adjusted Issued Capital (mil) 166.908 Source: Bloomberg as at 27 Dec 2019 Source: Bloomberg as at 27 Dec 2019 SHAREHOLDERS SC Yong Holdings Sdn Bhd 39,91% Amanahraya Trustees Bhd 50% 4,02% Great Eastern Life Assurance (Malaysia) Bhd DBS Bank Ltd 2,73% 3,61% Others (Sources: Crest Builder 2018 Annual Report) COMPANY OVERVIEW PAGE 6 Corporate Milestones Awarded a Awarded a RM438.3 million RM149.5 million Awarded Dang construction construction Wangi contract by Sime contract by Mega Redevelopment Declared a first and Darby Melawati Capital final single tier Project with a Development Sdn Development Sdn GDV of RM1.2 dividend of 4.5 sen Bhd Bhd per ordinary shares Transferred on billion for FYE2018 to the Main Entered into a JV Awarded a 30 Market of Awarded LOA by Secured a agreement with RM328.8 million As at 30 September Bursa Malaysia LGM for a RM63.9 million LGM in respect of construction 2019, outstanding Redevelopment construction the RM1.33 million contract by order book stands at Diversified into Project with a contract for redevelopment Perdana ParkCity RM285 million storey serviced RM1.0 billion Property GDV of RM1.33 TTDI Ascencia project Sdn Bhd Development billion apartment 1983 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 Yong Soon 2003 2012 2014 2016 2018 Secured a Awarded a LOA Secured a Awarded a RM99.6 million Chow The Greens RM292 for a Proposed RM198 million construction contract by established awarded with million PFI JV development construction Awarded a Techvance Properties Crest Builder the “Best Management Sdn Bhd Project for project of contract from RM117.8 Sdn Bhd Residential UiTM Tapah Kelana Jaya LRT UDA Holdings million Station, with a Development” Awarded a RM155.1 million Bhd by the Property construction construction contract by GDV of RM1.0 Insight contract by Glomac Segar Sdn Bhd billion Mr. Yong Prestigious Toyoma Shang Ming Developer Aluminium Foil Acquired a freehold land in appointed as Bandar Bukit Tinggi, Klang Awards Packaging Sdn the Group’s Bhd from Gemilang Waras Sdn (“PIPDA”) MD Bhd for RM55.0 million Awarded a RM316 million construction contract by Inter Sky Development Sdn Bhd COMPANY OVERVIEW PAGE 7 Board of Directors TENGKU DATO' SULAIMAN SHAH BIN TENGKU ABDUL JALIL SHAH Non-Executive Chairman YONG SHANG MING Managing Director Non-Independent Independent KOH HUA LAN (F) KAM YONG KAN Executive Director Independent Non-Executive Director YONG TIOK KENG (F) LIM BOON TENG Alternate Director to Koh Hua Lan Independent Non-Executive Director MOHD KHASAN BIN AHMAD Independent Non-Executive Director PAGE 8 BUSINESS OVERVIEW BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 9 Core Revenue Pillars 1 2 3 4 PROPERTY PROPERTY CONCESSION CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT & ARRANGEMENT MANAGEMENT The Group construction sector is the CBHB diversified into property CBHB holds a small portfolio of In 2010, CBHB entered into a 23 year primary business stable which was development in 2003 with is first properties under its investment concession arrangement with the established in 1983 under its wholly- commercial development project, 3 portfolio – namely, The Crest Office Ministry of Education and Universiti owned subsidiary Crest Builder S/B. Two Square. Officer Tower and Tierra Crest which Teknologi Mara (UiTM) to build and are generating a favourable recurring maintain a campus in Perak. CBHB construction business focuses Today, the Group remains focused on income stream for the Group. on: all fronts choosing to bring its Crest Builder Sdn Bhd holds a 51% experience and expertise from its highly CBHB also is engaged in carpark stake while Detik Utuh Sdn Bhd holds ▪ Design, construction, completion successful construction division into management where CBHB has the a 49% stake. and maintenance work for various property development and add capability to provide a comprehensive infrastructure construction synergistic value. service from detailed technical support, design, construction and ▪ Construction work for educational The Group has a property development operation of the site. facilities and/or institutions portfolio worth approximately RM4.8 billion in gross development value. ▪ Construction work for hospitals ▪ Infrastructure and construction work for hotels, commercial and residential buildings BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 10 1. Construction: Completed Portfolio Highlights (1/3) KLIA Apron Northshore The Meritz Verticas Residensi Menara Bank Islam Setia Sky Residences Tower Gardens Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 11 1. Construction: Completed Portfolio Highlights (2/3) Gateway Kiaramas The Residence TWINS Ampang Puteri Damansara TTDI Ascensia Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Specialist Hospital Specialist Hospital Residence Kuala Lumpur Selangor BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 12 1. Construction: Completed Portfolio Highlights (3/3) Amcorp Service Suites Menara Binjal Menara Celcom Tower Anggun Residensi DBKL Carpark Petaling Jaya Worldwide Service Hijaun Kuala Lumpur Apartment BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 13 1. Construction : Current On-Going Projects Outstanding Date of Contract Date of 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Balance Client Projects Completio Value Commencement Value n (RM'mil) Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 (RM'mil) Sime Darby Melawati Quarza Mall July 2016 July 2019 438.3 39.2 Development Sdn Bhd Intan Sekitar Sdn Bhd Latitud8, Dang Wangi Dec 2016 Dec 2022 350.0 342.1 Mega Capital Capri Hotel Jan 2018 Apr 2021 149.5 119.0 Development Sdn Bhd Perdana ParkCity Sdn South Brooks Feb 2018 Nov 2020 328.8 166.1 Bhd Worldwide Rumah Selangorku Feb 2018 June 2020 29.8 28.5 Toyoma Aluminium Foil Convention Centre Apr 2018 Aug 2020 117.8 86.7 Packaging Sdn Bhd Techvance Properties Techvance Hotel Feb 2019 May 2021 99.6 96.5 Management Sdn Bhd Glomac Segar Sdn Bhd Plaza KJ Residence Nov 2019 Nov 2021 155.1 155.1 Inter Sky Development 99 Residence July 2020 May 2023 316.0 316.0 Sdn Bhd Development TOTAL 1,984.9 1,349.2 We are here BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 14 1. Construction: Progress of Quarza Mall 1. Quarza Mall ▪ Construction of a mixed development project located at PT9344, Seksyen 1, KL East, Sub District of Setapak, Kuala Lumpur ▪ 2 towers of 37-storey serviced apartments, a 6-storey carpark podium, recreational floor, 4 storeys of commercial and 1 level of basement parking ▪ Contract value of RM438.3 million ▪ Overall Completion 100%, CPC obtained in September 2019 BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 15 1. Construction: Progress of Capri Hotel 3. Capri Hotel ▪ The Project is located on Lot 790, 791, 792 & 793, Jalan Imbi Seksyen 67, Kuala Lumpur which consists of: ▪ A total of forty-four (44) storeys with two (2) storeys of basement ▪ Three hundred and seventy-one (371) rooms ▪ Two (2) storeys of lobby and service areas ▪ Four (4) storeys of mechanical and worker areas ▪ Thirty-four (34) storeys of hotel rooms ▪ Six (6) storeys of recreation areas including a mezzanine floor ▪ One (1) storey of mechanical lift area ▪ Mechanical multi-level car park area ▪ Contract value of RM149.5 million BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 16 1. Construction: Progress of South Brooks 4. South Brooks ▪ The Project is located on lot 64577, Jalan Daun Inai 20, Desa ParkCity, which consist of two (2) blocks of residential apartments which are forty (40) storeys tall with a total of 920 units, block A with 460 units and Block B with 460 units, together with one block of car park of 8 storeys with facilities. ▪ Contract value of RM328.8 million BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 17 1. Construction: Progress of Rumah Selangorku 5. Rumah Selangorku ▪ Consists of 118 units of type-C residences and 50 units of type-D residences ▪ Contract value of RM29.8 million BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 18 1. Construction: Progress of Toyoma 6. Toyoma ▪ Convention Centre that consists of an office on level 6 with a car park on the roof top of lot 8 (PN 3923) and lot 9 (PN 3924) which is located at No. 15 and No. 17, Jalan 19/1, Seksyen 19, Mukim Bandar Petaling, Daerah Petaling, Selangor Darul Ehsan. ▪ Contract value of RM117.8 million BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 19 1. Construction: Progress of Techvance Hotel 7. Techvance Hotel ▪ Consists of 26 floors hotel and serviced residences ▪ Contract value of RM99.6 million ▪ Stage 1: 100% ; Stage 2: starting in December 2019 BUSINESS OVERVIEW PAGE 20 1.
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