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Results second quarter and first half 2002 . By Harrie Noy, Chairman Executive Board Amsterdam, The Netherlands, August 13, 2002. ARCADIS continues profit growth half year 2002 Net income from operations: +8% . Gross revenue Growth +3% Operational margin Operating income + 13%
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Results second quarter and first half 2002 By Harrie Noy, Chairman Executive Board Amsterdam, The Netherlands, August 13, 2002
ARCADIS continues profit growth half year 2002 Net income from operations: +8% • Gross revenue • Growth +3% • Operational margin • Operating income + 13% • Margin rises from 6.3% to 7.2% • Earnings per share • Increase 8% to € 0.52 Results satisfactory given economy
Income 2nd quarter 2002: € 6.7 mln Strong effect from exchange rate declines (real, dollar) Gross revenue Operating income Net income from operations * Net income f/ operations per share Net income from operations excluding exchange rate effects *) After goodwill: EUR 0.1 mln 2002 202 12.6 6.7 0.33 2001 201 11.3 6.3 0.31 Growth 0% 11% 7% 11% 11%
Income 1st half 2002: € 10.6 mln Gross revenue Operating income Net income from operations * Net income f/ operations per share Net income from operations excluding exchange rate effects *) After goodwill: EUR 0.1 mln 2002 395 20.3 10.6 0.52 2001 382 18.0 9.9 0.49 Growth 3% 13% 8% 8% 10%
Sources of growth 2002 Gross revenue Second quarter 0% 4% -1% -3% 5% First half year 3% 5% -1% -1% 6% • Total • Autonomous • Acquisitions/divestments • Exchange rates • - Autonomous excl. effect real estate valuations
Important developments • Autonomous growth at a good level • Growth mainly in Latin-America, Spain, Belgium • Infrastructure strong around the world • Environment continues growth in U.S. • Gross revenues U.S. slightly lower • Integration Dutch operations positive effects
Development operating income In euro mln 8% 4% 24% 11% 13%
Development net income and EPS (excl. extraordinary items) In mln euro In euro 0.90 0.75 0.60 0.52 0.45 0.49 0.44 0.30 0.38 0.34 0.15 0.00 Net income +21% +13% +8% +5% +11%
Balance sheet • Healthy balance sheet • Equity somewhat lower resulting from exchange rate effects • Temporary pressure solvency through purchase of own shares • Low leverage limits interest burden • Enough room for acquisitions also after French takeover
Infrastructure +13% • Netherlands: besides high speed and Betuwelijn, also Hanzelijn • Start ring Antwerp • Large assignments Spain related to investment program • Growth U.S. despite some market pressure • Energy projects Brazil provide strong growth • Position rail infra Chili HSL projects Spain
Environment +2% • Autonomous growth 4% • Fully attributable to U.S. • U.S. GRIP™ projects for DOD • Brazil growth through Hydro Ambiente • Environment as entry point for expansion services to industry
Buildings –8% • Decline in U.S. and Netherlands • Continued growth in Spain and Belgium • Netherlands: decline office market + recudtion less profitable work • U.S. almost stable vs. Q4 2001 • Two large assignments U.S. automotive industry Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
Communications –16% • Decline from real estate valuation and telecom • Telecom stable vs. Q4 2001 • Focus telecom on higher margin projects: • First mile Deventer • Antenna’s on rail portals • GIS-market continues growth (+22%)
Acquisitions • Spain (in Q2, 2002) • Casta, gross revenue EUR 4 mln • Manage senior citizen housing and services • Growth market in Spain • France (after Q2, 2002) • FCI, gross revenue EUR 60 mln; 800 employees • 80% infrastructure; 20% environment • Home market position in France (top 5) Positive effect on earnings per share
Outlook market • Infrastructure • Market demand stays at good level • Environment • Opportunities for growth in U.S. • Revenue gets long-term character through GRIPTM • Buildings • Better order book U.S. • Market recovery depends on economy • Communications • No recovery in telecom before 2004 • Result from abolishment real estate tax limited
Outlook 2002 • Lower autonomous growth in second half • Insecurity economic recovery • Earlier revenue decline buildings/communications • Exchange rates: negative translation effect • Compensation from contribution acquisitions • Further margin improvement • Depending on economic recovery net income 5-10% higher • Barring: unforeseen circumstances
infrastructure, buildings, environment, communications Part of a bigger picture