CENT - Company Presentation Q1 2019
CENT - Company Presentation Q1 2019
CENT - Company Presentation Q1 2019
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An integrated
telco
infrastructure
company
Untapped growth
potential from
vast range of new
Fastest growing
tower company in
50%
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the market CAGR in # of
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The largest
independent in-
Robust balance
building DAS
sheet position
provider in
Indonesia
1
5
DEMAND FOR MOBILE NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURES
Growth in the mobile data consumption is expected to persist… …yet the network infrastructures is still relatively less developed
4.4
3.4 3.6 5.9 6.1 6.1 7.1 7.6 9.3 14.3
5.9
1.1
10% 21% 26% 47% 71% 75% 82%
Coaxial
Cables
MAC provides:
▪ Design
DAS
▪ Equipment sourcing
Installation
▪ Project management expertise
▪ Site maintenance
Operator
BTS
Reason of using particular mobile internet operator Voice and Data Demand
% of Usage Indoor
Strong Signal 45%
Plenty of Bonuses 6%
Voice Data
Source: APJII Source: Indonesian Small Cell Industry Alliance
206
289
420 1,332
417
15,032 1
8,600 4
6,070 2
c. 5,300 5
3,800 4 4,000 4
1,773 1
1,297 3
Notes: 1 As of end of 4Q18 based on the respective company filing, 2 As of end of 3Q18 based on the respective company filing, 3 As of end of 1Q18 based on the respective company filing, 4 Estimated
tower count based on TowerXchange 2017, 5 Management estimate, 6 Mobile Network Operators
c.70% of Indonesia’s DAS market is owned by MNOs1 MAC dominates the independent in-building DAS market
Estimated c.4,900 in-building DAS installed Estimated c.1,500 independent in-building DAS installed
MAC
Independent DAS c.60%
MNOs
Players
c.70%
c.30% Others
c.40%
Notes: 1 Mobile Network Operators and the affiliated companies; Source: Management estimates of current landscape
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INTEGRATED AND INDEPENDENT TELECO INFRASTRUCTURE COMPANY
▪ 4th largest1 independent tower 1
DAS
operator in Indonesia (Indoor site)
▪ Owns/operates 1,801 towers
nationwide with 1.43x tenancy ratio
as of March 2019
▪ Stellar growth track record: 50%
tower tenants portfolio CAGR from
Telecommunication
Tower
2013 to March 2019
Value Added Services ISP customers as of March 2019 2 BTS Capex sharing for operator
Sumatra
29.0%
Sumatra Jabodetabek
10.0% 44.6%
Java (excl.
Java (excl.
Jabodetabek)
Jabodetabek)
45.5%
27.4%
Bali & Nusa
Tenggara
5.8%
Most Interactive The Highest Revenue Growth Best Partner Best TP Non MLA Winner Non MLA TP 2nd Runner Up
(2018) Bali Nusra Region for B2S Tower Kalimantan Region North Sumatra Region on MLA TP Collo
(2016-2017) (2017) (2016) (2016) S. Sumatra (2016)
1.27x 1.24x 1.32x 1.40x 1.45x 1.38x 1.43x 2.64x 1.82x 1.65x 1.59x 1.63x 1.84x 1.83x
XL-Axis merger
impact
Enhanced site selection framework
Land Grab Period
and elimination of legacy contracts
2,576
2,444
263 261
1,872 233
216
196
173
152
1,134
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 1Q19 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 1Q19
Antenna Installed
Tenancy Ratio, x ### Tenants Sites Tenancy Ratio, x ###
Lessees, ‘000 Antennas, ‘000
Note: 1 Based on NQI’s historical numbers
801
563
708 526
648 467
563
324
2015PF1 2016PF1 2017 2018 1Q18 1Q19 2015PF1 2016PF1 2017 2018 1Q18 1Q19
Note: 1 The proforma figures include MAC and Fastel’s historical figures
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1Q19 PERFORMANCE: HIGHLIGHTS
Discontinuation of
the Revenues from
TOWERS Internux & First Media
1,801 sites Revenues, Rp B
2,576 tenants Inux
11.6
(28.3% YoY, 1.43x & FM
Tenancy Ratio) 198.4
P&L 182.0 YoY Revenue Increase
by Customer, Rp B
Rp B YoY 6.5 4.9 4.2 (30.2)
1Q18 1Q19 19.5
Revenue 198.4 2.5%
EBITDA 149.4 0.6%
198.4
193.6
Net Profit 8.7 35.5B
IN-BUILDING
DAS
Net Debt,
1Q18
Telkomsel
XL
Indosat
H3I
Other
1Q19
143k antennas
Rp B
261k lessees
2.2x
(8.0% YoY, 1.83x
Tenancy Ratio) CapEx 671.8
Net Debt to
LQA EBITDA
Payment, Rp B
2,008.5
26.7
1,336.7
73.6
100.3
Debt Cash Net
Debt
1Q19
Fixed Site Lease Total
Assets Prepayment
2,576
Others 261
Others
0.8%
8.1%
241
14.8%
5.9%
11.5%
2,008
15.0%
Indosat Indosat
15.6% 17.5% 23.0%
9.8% 20.6%
Telkomsel Telkomsel
21.4% 28.5% 21.6%
22.3%
27.7%
H3I H3I
39.7%
34.4% 36.2%
25.5%
XL XL
Other
198.4 198.4
193.6 193.6
Internet & Others 4.7%
2.3% 1.6%
20.4% 13.0%
Indosat
35,4%
44.2%
10.8% 21.2%
11.6%
Tower Telkomsel
30.6%
28.0%
62.3% XL
54.2%
H3I
Note: 1 Debt figures after adding back the unamortized transaction cost, the Company’s current US$ debt is hedged at the FX rate of Rp 13,510/US$ , 2 Last Quarter Annualized
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