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Activity Report 2012 Activity Report 2012 S N TE T CO ACTIVITY REPORt 2012 ACTIVITY REPORt 2012 S T N TE N CO 04 FOREWORD 12 CONSOLIDATED ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE 17 KEY EVENTS EUROPE BELGIUM 18 TPF Engineering 22 Louis Engineering 25 TPF-Utilities 27 TTR energy 28 TPF-Basse Sambre FRANCE 30 TPF France 31 Beterem 33 Ouest Coordination 36 Secmo 38 TPF-Utilities Sarl GRANd-DUCHY OF LuXEMBOURG 39 TPF Luxembourg POLAND 41 TPF Sp. z.o.o. PORTUGAL 44 TPF Planege 48 ProSistemas 51 Provia Activity report 2012 / ROMANIA P U 54 TPF Romania RO F G TP UKRAINE 56 TPF Ukraine 58 Ukrdesigngroup (UDG) 2 S T N TE N CO AFRICA ALGERIA 60 TPF Algérie ANGOLA 62 TPF Angola MOROCCO 64 Pyramide Ingénierie 68 Save Project MOZAMBIQUE 70 TPF Moçambique SENEGAL 72 Setico AMERICA BRAZIL 75 Projetec – Projetos Tecnicos Ltda 78 Synergia ASIA INDIA 82 Cetest Pvt. Ltd 84 S.N. Bhobe Pvt. Ltd. 87 PRESENTATION OF THE CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS 88 CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET 90 CONSOLIDATED PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT 3 ORD W ORE F 03 07 06 13 16 17 09 01 15 11 19 05 04 Activity report 2012 / P U RO F G TP 4 ORD W ORE F 12 [01] ALGERIA 18 [02] ANGOLA 14 [03] BELGIUM [04] BRAZIL [05] ECUADOR [06] FRANCE [07] GRAND DUCHY OF LuXEMBOURG 08 [08] INDIA [09] MOROCCO [10] MOZAMBIQUE [11] PANAMA [12] POLAND [13] PORTUGAL [14] ROMANIA [15] SENEGAL [16] SPAIN [17] TunISIA 02 10 [18] UKRAINE [19] VENEZUELA 06 5 ORD 2012 : A GOOD YEAR W ORE FOR THE TPF GROUP F A SUMMARY OF THE KEY INFORMATION Consolidated sales increased from 114 to 132 million EUR. Despite the economic downturn, which became a global phenomenon, our operating margin (EBITDA) increased from 11 million EUR at the end of 2011 to 11.5 million EUR at the end of 2012. Continuing our policy of reducing debt has allowed us to reach a net debt ratio on EBITDA of 1.39 (our lowest ever). Another reason for satisfaction is the net goodwill level reaching 3.7 million EUR, which is 2.8% of sales. Net goodwill is even negative for our European activities. All this has allowed us to show a healthy balance sheet that will enable us to face an environment that is basically sluggish. We were able to complete the following acquisitions during the 2012 financial year: in Ukraine: purchase of a 51 % shareholding in UKRDESIGNGROUP (UDG), in Portugal: acquisition of a 100 % shareholding in PROVIA, in Brazil: purchase of a 60 % shareholding in SYNERGIA. The financial data mentioned in this foreword is that of the company accounts of the subsidiaries. EuROPE BELGIUM The annual turnover produced reached 39.4 million EUR, a similar figure to that of 2011 (39.9 million EUR). The profitability level has been maintained in a very difficult situation and the accounts structure has been strengthened thanks to a reduction in liabilities and debts. Prospects are looking towards a stable turnover and maintaining profit- ability in 2013. Engineering Division LOUIS ENGINEERING – TPF ENGINEERING After the drop in activity recorded in 2011, the consolidated turnover of TPF ENGINEERING and LOUIS ENGINEERING returned to its 2010 level, which is 12.2 million EUR. Activity has remained profitable and the policy for reducing debt has been continued. Utilities and Contracting Division TPF-UTILITIES – SOCAGETH – TTR ENERGY – TPF-BASSE SAMBRE The whole of this division has produced an annual turnover of 27.2 million EUR, a slight drop compared to 2011 (29.3 million EUR). The profitability level has remained high, with a slight increase over that of last year. 7 ORD W ORE F FRANCE BETEREM – OUEST COORDINATION – SECMO – TPF-UTILITIES Sarl BETEREM’s annual turnover, which had already grown by 5 % to reach 21.8 million EUR in 2011, has continued to grow to reach 23.2 million EUR at the end of 2012. As for net profit on turnover, this has remained at a level of 3% to reach 744,000 EUR. Our French subsidiary has also continued to reduce its liabilities and debts. Our subsidiary OUEST COORDINATION has now been fully integrated into our accounts. It has produced an annual turnover of 13.9 million EUR and a net profit of 0.5% on turnover. As for SECMO, this company has produced a net profit of 230,000 EUR, for a turnover down by 18 % reaching 1.8 million EUR. TPF-UTILITIES Sarl has recorded a 15 % increase in its annual turnover up to 1.4 million EUR and a profit was made. SPAIN The transfer of our final three assets is continuing. This is still the subject of legal proceedings. GRANd-DUCHY OF LuXEMBOURG TPF LUXEMBOURG Annual turnover for 2012 remained stable at 1 million EUR. POLAND TPF Sp. z.o.o. Our annual turnover (3.5 million EUR in 2011) rose to 3.7 million EUR. Net profit saw a slight increase to 350,000 EUR. PORTUGAL TPF PLANEGE – PROSISTEMAS – PROVIA Thanks to its activity which currently revolves around 95 % in exports, the annual turnover for TPF PLANEGE and PROSISTEMAS, now merged, has seen an increase to reach 15 million EUR (12 million EUR in 2011). The profit from this is 1.4 million EUR. We carried out the purchase of a 100% shareholding in the Portuguese Activity report 2012 company PROVIA. This company, with around fifteen employees, has great / P expertise in motorway design and so has provided TPF PLANEGE with the U final piece missing from its puzzle regarding design expertise, allowing RO it to strengthen its services provided for export. Amongst PROVIA’s recent F G benchmark projects, there are the designs for the construction of the TP Lisbon ring-road and for the IC11 motorway, the safety audits and design revisions for more than 500 km of motorways, as well as the design of the Dingue / Nconte road (70 km) in Angola. 8 ORD W ORE F ROMANIA TPF ROMANIA 2012 was a year for consolidation for TPF ROMANIA. Annual turnover remained stable at 750,000 EUR and for the first time in a number of years, a slight profit was made. UKRAINE TPF UKRAINE – UDG For its second year of activity, the annual turnover for our subsidiary TPF UKRAINE reached 500,000 EUR. Both directly and via its subsidiary TPF UKRAINE, TPF has taken a 51 % shareholding in the Ukrainian company UKRDESIGNGROUP (UDG). UDG was founded in Lviv in 2006 by Ihor Kuzmak and Andriy Pobursko who are still its two directors. Specialising in the building sector, it has around 120 employees. Capable of designing all types of building projects (resi- dential, commercial, recreational, educational and industrial), amongst its prestigious benchmark projects are the football stadium for Euro 2012 in Lviv, the Lviv international airport and the “Hospital of the Future” children’s hospital in Kiev. This operation has allowed us to become a major player in western Ukraine. AFRICA ALGERIA TPF ALGÉRIE Activity in Algeria mainly relates to the large contracts obtained by TPF Planege. The local share remained low at 300,000 EUR. ANGOLA TPF ANGOLA The annual turnover produced by TPF ANGOLA has shown a strong increase, rising from 2.4 million EUR to 4.4 million EUR. TPF Angola is no longer just a subcontractor for TPF Planege as 1 million EUR now come from contracts signed directly by TPF ANGOLA with Angolan customers. MOROCCO PYRAMIDE INGÉNIERIE – SAVE PROJECT Following the slowdown in the property sector, all of our activities dropped to 3.6 million EUR (4.8 million EUR in 2011). Net profit itself reached 280,000 EUR, also a drop, although profitability on turnover remained satisfactory. 9 ORD W ORE F SENEGAL SETICO For its first year of full activity within the group, SETICO’s annual turnover rose from 1.1 million EUR to 1.7 million EUR, with a net profit of 150,000 EUR. TunISIA TPF TUNISIE In 2012, TPF TUNISIE, a small structure with around ten employees, mainly produced working plans for projects started by other companies within the TPF group. AMERICA Brazil – ECUador – PANAMa – VENEZUELA PROJETEC - SYNERGIA Two years of strong growth (2009 and 2010), during which PROJETEC’s annual turnover increased four-fold, were followed by a year which dropped by 20 % to reach 20 million EUR in 2011. PROJETEC’s turnover has once again seen a strong increase to rise to 22.3 million EUR at the end of 2012. This growth would have been even more significant at a consistent exchange rate, because the annual turnover would have reached 25 million EUR. TPF has taken a 60 % shareholding in the Brazilian company SYNERGIA, founded and directed by Maria De Albuquerque, through buying shares and increasing capital. SYNERGIA is a company that specialises in scheduling, carrying out and managing the social, urban and environmental aspects of major mining, oil, logistics and urbanisation projects. This consists of dealing with the re-housing and training aspects and providing support for job-seeking, as well as subsequent operations such as assistance in preventing violence. With 80 employees, its customers are, amongst others, the LLX group, Vale and Anglo American as well as the Rio de Janeiro, São Bernardo and Recife city councils. With this operation, we are also strengthening our Brazilian subsidiary PROJETEC, which is already working with SYNERGIA and which has directly acquired a 10 % holding. AsIA Activity report 2012 INDIA / P U S.N. BHOBE & ASSOCIATES Pvt. Ltd. – CETEST Pvt. Ltd. – SURVTECH Pvt. Ltd. RO All of our activities in India have increased from 5.6 million EUR to 6.3 F G million EUR (2012 exchange rate). Net profit has risen by 7 % of turnover, TP showing relative stability.
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