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Highlights
  • Distribution for 6 months up 17 compared to
    corresponding 6 month period
  • Distribution for 12 months up 15 compared to
    previous year
  • Successful completion of Moratiwa Crossing
    Shopping Centre and Allandale mini-factory and
    warehousing developments
  • Dual listing in Namibia
  • Improvement in cost to income ratio to 34.1
    (from 35.4 previous year)
  • Cost saving of R2.3 million per annum from
    procurement exercise
  • Additional annual income of R6 million from
    billboard/signage contracts
  • Acquisition of three A grade earnings enhancing
    properties

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Salient features of results
  • Net profit available for distribution up 23.2
    from R214.8 million to R264.6 million
  • Net asset value per linked unit (NAV) up to 890
    cents from 803 cents end March 2007 (10.8)
  • Reduction in group finance costs from R126.9
    million to R114.8 million
  • Distribution for 6 months up 17 (48.0 cents vs
    41.0 cents)
  • Distribution for 12 months up 15 (88.25 cents vs
    76.75 cents)

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Condensed group income statement

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Make-up of increase in distribution
  • Cents per
  • linked unit
  • Contribution to increased rental income
  • Reduction in vacancies and increased rentals
    17.8
  • Additional rentals from property acquisitions
    4.2
  • Other 2.0
  • 24.0
  • Less Increase in property expenditure
    (4.4)
  • Income foregone on properties sold in prior
    year (4.1)
  • Net increase in group property revenue
    15.5
  • Net finance costs reduction
    4.1
  • Increased administrative expenses (3.5)
  • Adjustment for lower weighted average number of
    units (4.6)
  • Net increase in distribution 11.5

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Group debt structure
Maturity and interest rate profile of long-term
debt at 31 March 2008
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Group balance sheet
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Group net cash flow
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NAV bridge
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Linked unit price performance
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Trading volumes
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Property portfolio
  • Number of properties 74 (71 on 31/3/07)
  • GLA 911 907 m² (898 351 m²)
  • Valuation
  • Total portfolio Directors valuation R4.32
    billion up R455 million (11.8) from 31/3/07
  • External valuation R2 451.1 million compared to
    R2 290.6 million
  • directors valuation (R160.5 million or 7.0
    higher on 53 of total portfolio)

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Property portfolio largest properties
  • Area Value of
  • (m²) (Rm) total
  • Durban Phoenix Plaza S/C 24 162 350.7 8.1
  • Randburg Square S/C 51 370 255.0 5.9
  • Durban Embassy Offices 32 339 195.8 4.5
  • Pinetown Pinecrest S/C (50) 40 492 185.6
    4.3
  • Bellville Louis Leipoldt Hospital 20 479
    145.1 3.4
  • Dobsonville Shopping Centre 23 124 143.5
    3.3
  • Roodepoort Hillfox S/C 36 103 125.7 2.9
  • Bloemfontein Plaza S/C 38 438 118.9 2.8
  • Midrand Arivia.kom Offices 15 634 115.7
    2.7
  • Oshakati Shopping Centre 21 591 114.7 2.7
  • Germiston Route 24 Industrial Park 34 977
    114.1 2.6
  • Daveyton Shopping Centre 16 983 111.4 2.6
  • Windhoek BPI House Offices 12 915 100.5
    2.3
  • 368 607 2 076.7 48.1

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Sectoral valuation of portfolio
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Acquisitions and developments
  • Value Yield
  • (Rm) ()
  • Development of Moratiwa Crossing (86.5 share)
    61.5 9.5
  • Development of Allandale mini-factories
    17.2 10.4
  • Acquisition of West Street, Houghton offices
    33.5 9.2
  • Acquisition of BPI House Windhoek offices 110.0
    9.1
  • Acquisition of Lynnwood Pretoria offices 34.0
    8.6
  • 256.2 9.2

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Disposals
  • Directors
  • Purchase valuation Net sales
  • price 31 March 08 price
  • (R000) (R000) (R000)
  • Hallmark Building 80 693 66 997 78 046

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Portfolio geographical profile
of gross rentals
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Portfolio sectoral profile
of gross rentals
19
Portfolio vacancy profile
of gross rentals
20
Individual properties vacancy profile
of GLA
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Portfolio lease expiry profile
of GLA
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Portfolio tenant profile
of gross rentals
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Individual properties weighted average gross
rentals
of GLA
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Historical sectoral rental escalation
of gross rentals
Average annual escalation - actual vs contractual
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Rental escalation profile
of gross rentals
Average annual escalation
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Gross cost to income ratio
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Portfolio new leases and renewals
  • New leases and renewals for 12 months ended 31
    March 2008
  • Total contract value R516 million
  • Total rentable area 201 630m²
  • Contract value (Rm)
  • Arivia.kom Arivia.kom building
    34.4 Spar Moratiwa Crossing 23.4
  • Subaru Supra Hino building 21.2
  • Wesbank Embassy building 20.5
  • Edgars Moratiwa Crossing 17.4
  • Unisys Barlow Place building 15.2

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Strategic priorities for previous year
  • Growth
  • New acquisitions R177.5 million
  • Further expansions/revamps/upgrades R81.5
    million
  • Cost cutting
  • Procurement - savings of R2.3 million
  • New property management contracts savings of
    R0.5 million
  • BEE
  • Leverage existing shareholders number of
    prospects under investigation
  • Further initiatives re Code of Good Practice on
    BEE procurement exercise increased of BEE
    spend, rating to commence shortly

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Strategic priorities for coming year
  • Retain tenants
  • Manage bad and doubtful debts
  • Maintain properties
  • Further revamps/upgrades/expansions of existing
    properties
  • Manage energy situation

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Prospects
  • Negative factors
  • Slowdown in economic growth
  • High interest rates and inflation
  • Electricity crisis
  • Slowdown in retail sales
  • Negative sentiment
  • Although more risk, property fundamentals remain
    fairly strong
  • Expected growth not as good as previous year
  • Still expect reasonable growth in distributions

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Acknowledgements
  • Board
  • Service providers
  • Sanlam Properties
  • JHI
  • Kuper Legh
  • Old Mutual Investment Group Property Investments
  • Brokers and developers
  • Tenants
  • Investors

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