ŞİŞECAM
Analyst & Investor Call 2023
March 5, 2024
Content
2023 Key Financial Results
Liquidity & Capital Allocation
Key Financials w/o IAS 29
Ongoing Investments
Sustainability
Page 3-4
Page 5-7
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Important Notice for Inflation Accounting (IAS 29)
- Turkey has economic conditions that require reporting entities in the country to follow the methodology set out in International Accounting Standards ('IAS') - 29 'Financial Reporting in Hyperinflationary Economies'.
- Pursuant to the decision dated December 12, 2023, and numbered 10744 by the BRSA, banks, financial leasing, factoring, financing, savings financing, and asset management companies are not subject to inflation adjustments required under TAS-29 in their financial statements as of December 31, 2023.
- IAS 29 requires the financial statements of any entity whose functional currency is the currency of a hyperinflationary economy to be restated for changes in the general purchasing power of that currency. Comparative figures for prior period(s) should be restated into the same current measuring unit.
- According to IAS 29.3, hyperinflation is indicated by the characteristics of an economy, which include but are not limited to the followings:
oThe cumulative inflation rate over three years is approaching, or exceeds, 100 percent.
oThe general population prefers to keep its wealth in non-monetary assets or in a relatively stable foreign currency
oThe general population regards monetary amounts in terms of a relatively stable foreign currency
oPricing of credit compensates for the expected loss of purchasing power, even in short credit periods
oInterest rates, wages and prices are linked to a price index
- Pursuant to the Capital Markets Board Decision dated 28.12.2023 and numbered 81/1820, Sisecam is subject to IAS 29 inflationary accounting provisions, starting from its 2023-year end earnings disclosure. Thus, 2023 and comparative 2022 year-end financial results, stated in this presentation, contain Sisecam's audited financial information prepared according to Turkish Financial Reporting Standards by application of IAS-29 inflation accounting provisions.
- Non-monetaryassets and liabilities are restated
- Non-monetaryitems carried at current value are not restated
- Monetary items (ie cash, financial assets) are not subject to indexation and thus not restated
- All items in P&L are expressed by monthly indexation through consumer price index from the dates when the incomes and expenses accounted and up until the reporting date. Cost of goods sold, depreciation, and deferred tax items are subject to recalculation based on respective restated B/S items.
- Application of IAS-29 inflationary accounting provisions of Sisecam's financial figures is expected to continue until Türkiye's economic conditions no longer met the above stated IAS 29 criteria.
- Please refer to slide 13 of this presentation for Sisecam's unadited key financials without IAS 29 impact.
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Şişecam Segmental Reporting
Architectural | Industrial | Glassware | Glass | Chemicals | Energy | Other | ||||||||
Packaging | ||||||||||||||
Architectural | Automotive Glass | Glassware | Glass Packaging | Soda Ash | Electric (Cogen.) | Mining | ||||||||
New | Encapsulations | Chrome | Energy Trading | Oxyvit | ||||||||||
Home Appliances | Port Management | Offset Packaging | ||||||||||||
Glass Fiber | Refractory Mat. | |||||||||||||
Holding Services* | ||||||||||||||
Old
Architectural
Architectural
Home Appliances
Auto Glass
Automotive Glass
Encapsulations
Glassware
Glassware
Offset Packaging
Glass
Packaging
Glass Packaging
Chemicals
Soda Ash
Chrome
Electric (Cogen)
Mining
Glass Fiber
Oxyvit
Other
Energy Trading
Refractory Mat.
Holding Services*
*Consist of subsidiaries operating in recycling of packaging waste and non-hazardous waste, insurance agency services, and foreign trade activities
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2023 Key Financial Results
Revenue (TRY Mn)
11%
170,655
151,994
Gross Profit (TRY Mn) | Adjusted EBITDA* (TRY Mn) | Adjusted Parent Only Net Income * |
(TRY Mn) |
32%
28%
54,583
22%
19%
41,938
37,161
11%11%
28,213
18,513 | 17,131 |
2022 | 2023 | 2022 | 2023 | |
Revenue | YoY Change | Gross Profit | ---Margin | |
*EBITDA and Parent Only Net Income are adjusted to one-off items
2022 | 2023 | 2022 | 2023 | |
Adj. EBITDA | ---Margin | Adj. Parent Only Net Income | ---Margin |
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2023 Segmental Revenue and EBITDA
Diversified Revenue Mix | Revenue Bridge (TRY Mn) | |
12% | 1% | |
21% | ||
26% | 2023 | 10% |
12% | ||
18% |
Diversified EBITDA Mix | Adjusted EBITDA Bridge (TRY Mn) | |
1% | 11% | |
23% |
2023 4%
39%5%
17%
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2023 Segmental Revenue and EBITDA Margin
Architectural Glass (TRY Mn)
30% | |||
20% | |||
-30% | |||
44,842 | |||
-12% | |||
-18% | 31,229 | ||
2022 | volume effect | pricing, product | 2023 |
mix, curr. effect |
Glassware (TRY Mn)
10% | |||
8% | |||
+1% | |||
17,434 | +3% | 17,576 | |
-2% | |||
2022 | volume effect | pricing, product | 2023 |
mix, curr. effect |
- All revenue figures showing net external sales
- EBITDA Margins - derived from one-off gain/loss adjusted figures
Industrial Glass (TRY Mn)
5% | 7% | ||
+14% | |||
+7% | 15,835 | ||
13,937 | +7% | ||
2022 | volume effect | pricing, product | 2023 |
mix, curr. effect |
Glass Packaging (TRY Mn)
17% | 17% | ||
-14% | |||
31,759 | |||
-3% | 27,410 | ||
-11% | |||
2022 | volume effect | pricing, product | 2023 |
mix, curr. effect |
-----Adjusted EBITDA Margin | 7 |
2023 Segmental Revenue and EBITDA Margin
Chemicals (TRY Mn) | 3% | Energy (TRY Mn) | |||||
27% | |||||||
26% | |||||||
-9% | 0,2% | ||||||
+19% | |||||||
43,568 | |||||||
39,431 | |||||||
-1% | |||||||
-8% | -69% | ||||||
+88% | |||||||
17,875 | |||||||
15,074 | |||||||
2022 | volume effect | price, product | 2023 | 2022 | volume effect | pricing, product | 2023 |
mix, curr. ffect | mix, curr. effect |
Other (TRY Mn)
55%
35%
-35%
4,041
2,637
2022 | 2023 |
- All revenue figures showing net external sales
• EBITDA Margins - derived from one-off gain/loss adjusted figures | -----Adjusted EBITDA Margin | 8 |
2023 Regional Results
Geographic Revenue Mix
7% | 2% | |
12% | ||
40% | ||
19% | ||
20% | ||
Sales in Turkey | Exports from Turkey | |
Europe | US | |
Russia, Ukraine and Georgia | Other |
Regional Breakdown of Exports from Turkey
11% 1%
8%
3%
7%54%
16%
Europe | Middle East | North America |
South America | Asia | North Africa |
Other |
Top 10 Export Countries
Italy, Egypt, USA, France, Spain, Israel, UK,
Germany, Bulgaria, Brazil
USD 1.1 Bn exports revenue
Exports to 150+ Countries
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Debt Position
Net Debt Bridge (TRY Mn)
Net Debt: USD 1.3 Bn
Net Debt/EBITDA
1.3x
Fixed / Variable
Interest Rate
Term Structure of Gross Debt (TRY Mn) | 76% / 24% |
85,275 |
RUB | Other | |||||
5% | ||||||
4% | ||||||
54% | ||||||
TRY | 46,019 | |||||
16% | ||||||
TRY | USD | |||||
16% | ||||||
46% | 39% | |||||
EUR | ||||||
USD | ||||||
25% | 59% | |||||
39,257 | EUR | |||||
36% | ||||||
2023 | ||||||
USD EUR | TRY | Short Term | Long Term | USD EUR TRY RUB Other |
Net Long Fx Position
TRY 10.7 Bn
*USD 1.6bn equivalent long-term liabilities include USD 700Mn Eurobond issued in March 2019 | |
Following the cross currency swaps, made in 2019 for USD 575Mn of 2026 bond in exchange of EUR 421Mn in 2019, 68% of the bond was converted to EURs, 14% converted to TRY and rest of 18% kept in USD. In August 2022, USD | 10 |
210Mn-equivalent EUR swap agreements have been unwound. Accordingly, as of the reporting period; 38% of the bond is converted to EUR, 14% to TRY and the rest is kept in USD. |
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