Q1 2023 Analysts' Briefing
10 May 2023
Makati City
via remote communication
Earnings down on high base effect
In Php mn | Q1 2023 | Q1 2022 | Change |
SMPC (56.65%) | 5,114 | 8,520 | -40% |
DMCI Homes | 1,104 | 1,414 | -22% |
Maynilad (25%) | 523 | 319 | 64% |
DMCI Mining | 473 | 499 | -5% |
D.M. Consunji, Inc. | 273 | 367 | -26% |
DMCI Power | 134 | 132 | 2% |
Parent and others | (1) | 8 | -113% |
Core net income | 7,620 | 11,259 | -32% |
Nonrecurring items | (4) | 1 | -500% |
Reported net income | 7,616 | 11,260 | -32% |
CONTRIBUTION HIGHLIGHTS
- Total net income dropped on high base effect of historic coal performance
- With the exception of Maynilad and DMCI Power, all companies posted lower contribution
- SMPC and DMCI Homes accounted for 82% of core net income
- Maynilad Q1 contribution highest since 2015
- 2023 and 2022 nonrecurring items pertain to donations and forex gains and losses under Maynilad
CONSOLIDATED • DMCI • DMCI HOMES • SMPC • DMCI POWER • DMCI MINING • MAYNILAD • SUMMARY • OUTLOOK | 2 |
DMC earnings more than double Q/Q, pre-pandemic
In Php mn | Q1 2023 |
SMPC (56.65%) | 5,114 |
DMCI Homes | 1,104 |
Maynilad (25%) | 523 |
DMCI Mining | 473 |
D.M. Consunji, Inc. | 273 |
DMCI Power | 134 |
Parent and others | (1) |
Core net income | 7,620 |
Nonrecurring items | (4) |
Reported net income | 7,616 |
YoY
Q1 2022 | Change |
8,520 | -40% |
1,414 | -22% |
319 | 64% |
499 | -5% |
367 | -26% |
132 | 2% |
8 | -113% |
11,259 | -32% |
1 | -500% |
11,260 | -32% |
Q/Q
Q4 2022 | Change |
2,280 | 124% |
616 | 79% |
359 | 46% |
198 | 139% |
(89) | 407% |
193 | -31% |
(1) | 0% |
3,556 | 114% |
(95) | -96% |
3,461 | 120% |
Pre-pandemic
Q1 2019 | Change |
1,282 | 299% |
481 | 130% |
436 | 20% |
103 | 359% |
359 | -24% |
100 | 34% |
69 | -101% |
2,830 | 169% |
(91) | -96% |
2,739 | 178% |
CONSOLIDATED • DMCI • DMCI HOMES • SMPC • DMCI POWER • DMCI MINING • MAYNILAD • SUMMARY • OUTLOOK | 3 |
Revenues decline on market headwinds, pandemic effects
In Php mn | Q1 2023 | Q1 2022 | Change |
Revenues | 33,032 | 43,765 | -25% |
Cost of sales | 13,652 | 15,888 | -14% |
Core EBITDA | 13,849 | 19,976 | -31% |
Core net income | 7,620 | 11,259 | -32% |
Nonrecurring items | (4) | 1 | -500% |
Reported net income | 7,616 | 11,260 | -32% |
In Php mn | Mar 2023 | Dec 2022 | Change |
Debt* | 52.3 | 52.6 | 0% |
Short-term | 2.3 | 1.1 | 4% |
Long-term | 50.0 | 51.4 | -3% |
Ending cash balance | 35.0 | 28.4 | 23% |
*See slide 24 for Debt Profile
CONSOLIDATED HIGHLIGHTS
- Total revenues down on lower commodity shipments, easing coal prices, reduced construction accomplishments, fewer real estate accounts that qualified for revenue recognition and higher reversals from sales cancellations
- Flatter total cash cost decline from Php 23.8 bn to Php 19.2 bn on combined effect of exceptional selling prices last year and lower government share, commodities production and construction accomplishments
- Consolidated debt flat as higher DMCI Homes loans offset SMPC payments
- Declared regular and special cash dividends of Php 0.72 per share (Php 9.56 billion) last March 29; payment made on April 28.
CONSOLIDATED • DMCI • DMCI HOMES • SMPC • DMCI POWER • DMCI MINING • MAYNILAD • SUMMARY • OUTLOOK | 4 |
In Php mn | Mar 2023 | Dec 2022 | Change |
Cash and cash equivalents | 35,032 | 28,408 | 23% |
Receivables and contract asset | 56,461 | 56,148 | 1% |
Inventories | 65,801 | 61,525 | 7% |
Investments in associates | 17,737 | 18,195 | -3% |
Fixed assets | 54,639 | 58,131 | -6% |
Others | 22,522 | 18,353 | 23% |
Total Assets | 252,192 | 240,760 | 5% |
Accounts and other payables | 47,052 | 30,356 | 55% |
Contract liabilities | 15,922 | 15,919 | 0% |
Loans payable | 52,299 | 52,558 | 0% |
Others | 8,734 | 9,257 | -6% |
Total Liabilities | 124,007 | 108,090 | 15% |
Total Equity | 128,185 | 132,670 | -3% |
Total Liabilities and Equity | 252,192 | 240,760 | 5% |
Current Ratio | 238% | 290% | |
Quick ratio | 94% | 111% | |
Net debt/Equity | 13% | 18% | |
BVPS | 7.65 | 7.79 | -2% |
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Total assets up 5% on higher cash and inventories from SMPC (+Php 8.4 bn) and DMCI Homes (+Php 2.1 bn)
- Other assets rose 23% mostly due to higher SMPC creditable withholding tax and prepaid expenses to suppliers for spare parts and mining equipment
- Accounts payable surged on dividends payables from DMC and SCC, declared in March and scheduled for payment in April
- Financial position remained healthy; even after dividend declaration, BVPS slightly declined while leverage ratios improved
CONSOLIDATED • DMCI • DMCI HOMES • SMPC • DMCI POWER • DMCI MINING • MAYNILAD • SUMMARY • OUTLOOK | 5 |
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