© Holcim Ltd 2010 SG – Infrastructure, Construction & Building Materials Conference May 19, 2010 Holcim strategy… …effective execution is the base for success 1Reported as per 12M 2009 Y
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Holcim – Positioned for future growth
Marco Knuchel – Investor Relations
Binit Sanghvi – Investor Relations
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Agenda
1 Strategy and positioning
2 Value driven investment criteria
3 First quarter 2010 results
4 Conclusions
5 Appendix – Maps
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Holcim strategy…
…effective execution is the base for success
1Reported as per 12M 2009 YTD
Diversification
Local Management Global Standards
• Two basic resources
• Supported by global standards
• Policies &
directives
• Exchange of know how &
best practices / benchmarking
EuropeNorth AmericaNet sales1 Op EBITDA1
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Holcim Value Chain
Transactional
Mortars
Ready -mix Concrete
Asphalt
Concrete Products Direct Sales
Civil Engineering
Channels
Transformational
Masons Self - builders
Demand
A p p
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t i o n s
Applications and Construction Fields
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2009
Holcim World
Mature Market
Emerging Market
GDP Growth weighted with Holcim op EBITDA 2009 per country [%] (excl China)
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1970 2000 2030 2050 0
5 10
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Mature markets
Mature markets
Demand drivers – population growth and
urbanization
World population
• Likely little or even no population growth in most developed countries while population growth in emerging countries will continue
• In emerging and mature countries migration from rural areas into
urban agglomerations will continue
Source: United Nations, World Population Prospects, March 2009 – in billion
Population in rural and urban areas
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Global construction outlook still rock-solid and
dynamic!
With a presence in 13 out of 15 top construction markets
Holcim is very well positioned to capture growth opportunities
Largest construction markets 2009E Largest construction markets 2020E
Source: Global Construction 2020, Global Construction Perspectives, Oxford Economics, November 2009
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Holcim BRIC pro-forma op EBITDA 20091
Holcim influenced capacity 2009 (M tonnes)
BrazilRussia/CISIndiaChina
Russia – Shurovo renewal
All BRICs in one basket? Positions and challenges are very different!
1Pro-forma incl China (Holcim participation in Huaxin Cement is 39.9 percent – therefore it’s not fully consolidated)
Brazil – platform for growth
Brasilia Belo Horizonte
Rio de Janeiro Sao Paulo
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Holcim BRIC pro-forma op EBITDA 20091
Holcim influenced capacity 2009 (M tonnes)
BrazilRussia/CISIndiaChina
Madras
Rauri in the Himalayas China – focus on provinces
>3,000 km
• Eight provinces along the Yangtze River
• Market size of 450M t
• Huaxin – capacity 51M tonnes
1Pro-forma incl China (Holcim participation in Huaxin Cement is 39.9 percent – therefore it’s not fully consolidated)
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Not only BRICs – a lot of other emerging markets show above average growth rates…
…and Holcim holds top-three market positions in most of them
CAGR 2010 – 2020 construction output
Order of other emerging markets according to construction market size
Source: Global Construction 2020, Global Construction Perspectives, Oxford Economics, November 2009
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No HolcimpresenceMarkets withHolcim presence
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Agenda
1 Strategy and positioning
2 Value driven investment criteria
3 First quarter 2010 results
4 Conclusions
5 Appendix – Maps
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Holcim investment criteria –
set to secure long-term above average returns
Success factor – rigorous investment analysis and discipline
Diversification
Local Management Global Standards
• Strategic fit
• Position taking in line
with maturity profile of
the respective market
• Resource management
• Local culture embedment
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Organic expansion – most efficient way to grow
USA: Ste Genevieve
Mexico: Hermosillo
Know how from past projects applied to new expansions
Indonesia: Tuban Java
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Holcim’s cement capacity expansion projects
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Agenda
1 Strategy and positioning
2 Value driven investment criteria
3 First quarter 2010 results
4 Conclusions
5 Appendix – Maps
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Key financial figures
1Calculated on the weighted average number of shares outstanding
Based on IAS 33 the average number of shares was retrospectively increased by 8.8%
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Operating EBITDA by region
-54
248 253
284
91 78
105
Million CHF
137 119
Q1 2008 Q1 2009 Q1 2010
507 419
403
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Outlook 2010 – confirmed
• Europe – markets will recover but only slowly
• North America – no rapid recovery in the construction market
• Latin America and Africa Middle East – expect business to develop
on a stable footing
• Asia Pacific – markets will remain on track for growth
• Australia – the acquisition will make a solid contribution
• Cost savings – the savings implemented in 2009 will be retained
Holcim will start the next upturn from a stronger position
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Agenda
1 Strategy and positioning
2 Value driven investment criteria
3 First quarter 2010 results
4 Conclusions
5 Appendix – Maps
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Agenda
1 Strategy and positioning
2 Value driven investment criteria
3 First quarter 2010 results
4 Conclusions
5 Appendix – Maps
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Participation:
Cement plant Under construction
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Positions in North America
Cement capacity: 20.6 million t
Cement plant Grinding plant/
terminal Aggregates
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Cement capacity: 31.0 million t; further 3.2 million t with partners
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Positions in Africa Middle East
Cement capacity: 11.2 million t; further 16.0 million t with partners
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Positions Asia Pacific
Cement capacity: 90.7 million t; further 62.4 million t with partners
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Disclaimer
Cautionary statement regarding forward-looking statements
This presentation may contain certain forward-looking statements
relating to the Group’s future business, development and economic performance
Such statements may be subject to a number of risks, uncertainties and other important factors, such as but not limited to (1) competitive pressures; (2) legislative and regulatory developments; (3) global,
macroeconomic and political trends; (4) fluctuations in currency
exchange rates and general financial market conditions; (5) delay or inability in obtaining approvals from authorities; (6) technical
developments; (7) litigation; (8) adverse publicity and news
coverage, which could cause actual development and results to differ materially from the statements made in this presentation Holcim
assumes no obligation to update or alter forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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