Review Operationsof

Review Operationsof

Review OperationsOf Financial Review turnover Profit Attributable to Shareholders HK$ Million Turnover for the Group for the year ended 31 December 2003 decreased by 18% to HK$4,204 1,600 million (2002: HK$5,156 million). Turnover from rental, sales of properties and hotel operations 1,400 decreased during the year whilst logistics 1,233 1,200 income has increased. Gross property sales and property rental income decreased to HK$1,534 1,000 million (2002: HK$2,733 million) and HK$788 800 731 million (2002: HK$829 million), respectively, 600 in 2003. Income from warehouse and logistics 600 395 increased to HK$1,667 million (2002: HK$1,318 400 million). The Group’s hotel operations 147 contributed HK$174 million (2002: HK$232 200 million) to turnover during the year. 0 1999 2000* 2001* 2002* 2003 Breakdown of KPL’s Total Turnover * As restated HK$ Million profit attributable to 5,500 shareholders 5,156 5,036 5,000 Profit attributable to shareholders decreased by 34% to HK$395 million (2002: HK$600 4,500 4,204 million). In 2003, the Group incurred attributable property revaluation deficits of 4,000 2,733 HK$270 million, additional provisions for 3,159 3,500 1,534 Constellation Cove of HK$55 million, a provision 3,196 for a decline in the carrying value of associated 3,000 companies of HK$111 million and a deferred 41 359 tax credit of HK$7 million which were charged 2,500 2,342 44 1,664 399 or credited to the consolidated profit and loss 2,000 44 account. Excluding the effects of these 1,308 1,238 426 exceptional items amounting to HK$429 million 1,500 55 919 410 318 (2002: HK$260 million), profit attributable to 47 71 1,000 204 232 the Group was HK$824 million (2002: HK$860 356 176 174 35 million). 500 885 820 829 788 666 0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Proceeds from sales of properties Logistics income Development consultancy Hotel revenue and project management fees Warehouse income Rental income 27 Review OperationsOf Financial Review KPL’s Recurrent Income Base funding and financing HK$ Million In order to achieve better control of treasury operations and lower the average cost of funds, 2,800 2,670 KPL has centralised funding for all its operations 41 2,600 at the Group level. Financing is generally 2,423 359 arranged at the Group level where foreign 2,400 44 exchange exposure is also reviewed and 2,200 399 monitored. The Group considers that foreign exchange exposure does not pose a significant 2,000 risk given that the level of foreign currency 1,877 44 exposure is small relative to its total asset 1,800 base. As at 31 December 2003, total foreign 426 1,600 1,308 currency borrowings excluding Renminbi (RMB) 1,532 919 55 borrowings amounted to approximately HK$74 1,400 million (2002: HK$204 million). RMB loans at 410 318 the year end amounted to RMB532 million 1,200 1,104 (2002: RMB511 million) and are used to finance 47 71 1,000 204 232 the Group’s projects in the PRC. 176 356 174 800 The majority of the Group’s borrowings are 35 355 462 600 190 456 471 subject to floating interest rates. As at 31 December 2003, the Group had outstanding 400 interest rate swap contracts amounting to 476 465 200 423 373 HK$3.76 billion in total, enabling the Group to 317 hedge its interest rate exposure in the current 0 1999 2000 20012002 2003 low interest environment and to have a more Development consultancy stable interest rate profile over the next few Hotel revenue and project management fees years. A summary of the outstanding interest PRC rental income Warehouse income rate swap contracts at the year end is as Logistics income Hong Kong rental income follows: Notional Average HIBOR Period Duration Amount Fixed Rate HK$M % From 10/2001 3 years 2,200 3.7145 to 10/2004 From 9/2002 3 years 1,560 5.1025 to 9/2005 3,760 28 Review OperationsOf Financial Review Total borrowings amounted to HK$6.2 billion In order to refinance existing facilities, finance at 31 December 2003. Approximately 13% of developments and pay for new investments, the this debt is repayable within one year. At 31 Group had made drawdowns on new loans December 2003, the Group had total undrawn amounting to approximately HK$1.5 billion bank loan and overdraft facilities of during the year. Loan repayments during the approximately HK$6.6 billion and net cash on year amounted to approximately HK$2.4 billion, hand of approximately HK$1.6 billion. These resulting in net repayments amounting to available cash resources together with the approximately HK$0.9 billion in 2003. strong recurring cashflows from the Group’s core investment property portfolio and the At the year end, total net borrowings amounted anticipated cash inflows from the sale of to HK$4,616 million resulting in a gearing ratio properties in the coming year will enable the of approximately 23%. The Group will continue Group to be in a strong financial position to with its financial strategy of maintaining a take advantage of new attractive investment prudent gearing ratio and consider steps to opportunities that may arise. reduce its borrowings as appropriate. Profile of KPL’s Borrowings at the Year End Profile of KPL’s Borrowings at the Year End – by Maturity – by Security 4% 3% HK$228m HK$174m 13% HK$805m 5% HK$316m 10% HK$650m 97% 68% HK$6,034m HK$4,209m Due within 1 year Due within the 4th year Unsecured Secured Due within the 2nd year Due within the 5th year and over 5 years Due within the 3rd year The Group is continually reviewing its financing requirements and will consider any unsecured bank financing and/or secured project financing as and when the need arises. Whenever possible, the Group intends to always obtain financing on a fully unsecured basis. During the year, the Group continued to maintain majority of its borrowings on an unsecured basis. As at 31 December 2003, unsecured debt comprised approximately 97% of total borrowings. 29 Review OperationsOf Property Division property division overview The Property Division has approximately 20.77 properties which can be broken down as follows: million (2002: 16.95 million) square feet of Total Status PRC Hong Kong Overseas Gross Floor Area Completed Investment Properties 3,736,052 1,723,629 2,229,991 7,689,672 Properties Under Development 8,485,862 3,765,445 637,705 12,889,012 Properties, Completed and Held for Sale 42,766 151,202 530 194,498 Total Gross Floor Area 12,264,680 5,640,276 2,868,226 20,773,182 (i) Completed Investment Properties (ii) Properties Under Development The Group is able to maintain relatively high The 23% increase in the size of the portfolio average occupancy rates in very competitive in 2003 is mainly due to the addition of the environments due to the locations and quality residential project in Shibalidian, Beijing which of the properties within its investment added approximately 4.2 million square feet of portfolio. The attractiveness of comprehensive gross floor area to the Group’s property property management, well trained and development portfolio. The Group will continue experienced staff, high tech security features to strengthen and enlarge its landbank as and and full service recreational facilities result in when opportunities arise. high tenant retention, better than average rental yields and exceptional marketability for the properties under the Kerry brand name. property portfolio composition 20.77 million square feet of gross floor area Properties Under Investment Properties 37% Development/ 7.69 million Sq ft Held for Sale 63% 13.08 million Sq ft By location By location 5% 29% 30% 49% 65% 22% PRC PRC Hong Kong Hong Kong Overseas Overseas 30 Review OperationsOf Property Division prc property division The PRC Property Division has approximately addition, it has an attributable interest of 6.68 3.73 million square feet of properties held for million square feet in site area that is currently investment and approximately 8.53 million undergoing resettlement in Shibalidian district square feet under development or held for sale. in Beijing. The gross asset value of the Group’s The Division also holds approximately 1.18 properties in the PRC was approximately million square feet of site area as landbank HK$6,313 million as at 31 December 2003 that is being held for future development. In (2002: HK$6,565 million). prc property portfolio 12.26 million square feet 30% Properties Under Investment Properties Development/ 3.73 million Sq ft Held for Sale 8.53 million Sq ft 70% By location By location 5% 11% 21% 53% 36% 49% Beijing Beijing 25% Shanghai Shanghai Shenzhen Shenzhen Fuzhou By type By type 1% 11% 15% 12% 13% Residential 43% Office 18% Commercial 87% Residential Hotel Office Carparks & Others Commercial 31 Review OperationsOf Property Division prc property division (i) Investment Properties Gross rental income received from investment million square feet of investment properties properties in the PRC amounted to HK$471 comprised of residential, commercial, office, million in 2003 (2002: HK$456 million) and is hotel and carparks located in Beijing, Shanghai largely derived from the Beijing and Shanghai and Shenzhen. Kerry Centres. The Group owns more than 3.7 Total Investment Properties Beijing Shanghai Shenzhen Gross Floor Area Residential 277,330 149,014 – 426,344 Office 814,665 611,079 173,169 1,598,913 Commercial 184,998 360,037 107,256 652,291 Hotel 499,642 ––499,642 Carparks & Others 194,698 221,960 142,204 558,862 Total Gross Floor Area 1,971,333 1,342,090 422,629 3,736,052 The Beijing Kerry Centre is adjacent to the Beijing Kerry Centre Hotel was negatively China World Trade Centre and together they impacted by the outbreak of SARS in the PRC are considered prime locations for the financial during the second quarter of 2003.

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