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2007<br />
ANNUAL RESULTS
A MILESTONE YEAR<br />
� Highest ever financial performance<br />
� Eight new management contracts<br />
announced<br />
� Three new Residences at <strong>Mandarin</strong><br />
<strong>Oriental</strong> announced<br />
� Increased global recognition
2007 ANNUAL RESULTS HIGHLIGHTS<br />
US$m 2007 2006<br />
Combined Total Revenue 1,008 850<br />
EBITDA 190 116*<br />
� Full year contribution from renovated <strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Hong Kong<br />
� Increased contributions of growing portfolio<br />
� Strong market conditions<br />
* <strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Hong Kong closed for 9 months in 2006
2007 ANNUAL RESULTS HIGHLIGHTS<br />
US$m 2007 2006<br />
Profit attributable to shareholders 108 80<br />
Profit attributable to shareholders excl. non-trading items 87 45<br />
� Group’s Profit attributable to shareholders includes:<br />
� 2007: US$16m post-tax gain from partial sale of <strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, New York<br />
� and US$5m uplift from property revaluation in Kuala Lumpur<br />
� 2006: US$35m post-tax gain from sale of The Mark, New York
2007 ANNUAL RESULTS HIGHLIGHTS<br />
US$m 2004 2005 2006 2007 07 vs. 04<br />
Combined Revenues 667 815 850 1,008 51%<br />
EBITDA<br />
99 124 116 190 92%<br />
Profit attributable to shareholders* 19 41 45 87 358%<br />
* Excluding non-trading items
2007 ANNUAL RESULTS HIGHLIGHTS<br />
* Excluding non-trading items<br />
** Net asset value per share includes the leasehold properties at valuation<br />
2007 2006<br />
Earnings per Share US¢ 11.16 8.28<br />
Adjusted Earnings per Share* US¢ 8.98 4.66<br />
Net Asset Value per Share** US$ 2.34 1.78<br />
� Total dividends for 2007 of US¢6 per share (2006 – US¢3 per share)
KEY STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES<br />
� Being widely recognised as the world’s best luxury hotel group<br />
� Strengthening our competitive position<br />
� Operating at least 10,000 rooms worldwide<br />
� Achieving a strong financial performance
TO BE WIDELY RECOGNISED AS THE<br />
WORLD’S BEST LUXURY HOTEL GROUP<br />
� Increasing recognition for some of the<br />
world’s most sought after properties<br />
� 21 st century luxury with oriental charm
TO BE WIDELY RECOGNISED AS THE<br />
WORLD’S BEST LUXURY HOTEL GROUP<br />
Core Brand Attributes:<br />
� Creative hotel design and<br />
architecture<br />
� Holistic spas<br />
� Innovative dining<br />
� Guest-oriented technology<br />
� Legendary service
TO BE WIDELY RECOGNISED AS THE<br />
WORLD’S BEST LUXURY HOTEL GROUP<br />
An award-winning <strong>International</strong><br />
Advertising Campaign<br />
�17 celebrity “fans”<br />
� New celebrity fan - Dennis Hopper
CONDÉ NAST TRAVELER US<br />
GOLD LIST – 2008<br />
The <strong>Oriental</strong>, Bangkok<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong> Dhara Dhevi, Chiang Mai<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Hong Kong<br />
The Landmark <strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Hong Kong<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Kuala Lumpur<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Singapore<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Tokyo<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong> Hyde Park, London<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Miami<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, New York<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, San Francisco
TRAVEL & LEISURE<br />
WORLD’S BEST AWARDS – 2007<br />
The <strong>Oriental</strong>, Bangkok<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong> Dhara Dhevi, Chiang Mai<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Hong Kong<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Kuala Lumpur<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Munich<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong> , Prague<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Miami<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, New York<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, San Francisco
INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR<br />
THE WORLD’S BEST HOTELS – 2007<br />
The <strong>Oriental</strong>, Bangkok<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Hong Kong<br />
The Landmark <strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Hong Kong<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Singapore<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong> Hyde Park, London<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, New York<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, San Francisco<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Washington DC
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
2007 RevPAR Performance*<br />
RevPAR in (US$)<br />
US$ 700<br />
US$ 600<br />
US$ 500<br />
US$ 400<br />
US$ 300<br />
US$ 200<br />
US$ 100<br />
US$ 0<br />
128<br />
+12%<br />
143<br />
468<br />
+26%<br />
591<br />
316<br />
361<br />
187<br />
Asia Europe The Americas Total<br />
2006 2007<br />
+14%<br />
+15%<br />
* Includes only hotels that were fully operational in both years<br />
� Average rate has increased by 16% across the portfolio<br />
215
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
ASIA<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Hong Kong<br />
(100% ownership)<br />
� One of the world’s legendary hotels<br />
� Significant increase in contribution<br />
post renovation<br />
� Average rate of US$399 (50% up<br />
over 2005)<br />
� Occupancy at 74% (84% in last<br />
quarter of 2007)
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
ASIA<br />
Hong Kong<br />
� Two complementary luxury<br />
hotels under operation<br />
� Achieving some of the highest<br />
rates and RevPAR in the city<br />
� Will further benefit from reduction<br />
in hotel supply
“The revamp of the <strong>Mandarin</strong> left it looking similar but beautifully<br />
spruced-up, a huge relief for its regulars.”<br />
Tatler UK
“No hotel is woven so tightly into the city’s social fabric...”<br />
Travel & Leisure US
“Avant-garde art decorates the walls of The Landmark <strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong> -<br />
Hong Kong’s most glamorous, sophisticated, ultra luxury contemporary hotel.”<br />
Condé Nast Traveler US, Gold List
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
ASIA<br />
The Excelsior, Hong Kong<br />
(100% ownership)<br />
� Strong corporate demand<br />
� Average rate increased to<br />
US$179 (US$163 in 2006)<br />
� 8% increase in RevPAR over<br />
2006
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
ASIA<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Macau<br />
(50% ownership)<br />
� Maintained competitive position<br />
despite increased supply
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
ASIA<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Tokyo<br />
(Long-term lease)<br />
� Positive contribution in second full<br />
year of operation<br />
� Occupancy at 77% (66% in 2006)<br />
� Average rate of US$475 (US$471 in<br />
2006)<br />
� RevPAR up by 19%<br />
� One of the top luxury hotels in the city
“Here’s one that didn’t get lost in translation. The new <strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>,<br />
Tokyo has got it absolutely right.”<br />
Tatler Travel Guide UK
“A restaurant that receives one or more stars is not only one of the best in its<br />
country but also one of the best in the world.”<br />
Michelin Guide Tokyo
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
ASIA<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Singapore<br />
(50% ownership)<br />
� Renamed in September 2007<br />
� Repositioned as one of the city’s<br />
leading luxury hotels<br />
� RevPAR up by 28%<br />
� Average rate at US$209<br />
(US$163 in 2006)
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
ASIA<br />
The <strong>Oriental</strong>, Bangkok<br />
(44.9% ownership)<br />
� Maintained contribution despite<br />
political uncertainty<br />
� RevPAR up by 6% over 2006<br />
� Undisputed market leader
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
ASIA<br />
Other <strong>Hotel</strong>s<br />
� Manila and Kuala Lumpur<br />
benefited from improved local<br />
economies<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Jakarta<br />
� Closed in December 2007 for a<br />
US$50 million renovation<br />
� To be repositioned as one of top<br />
city hotels<br />
� Two year renovation will have<br />
limited impact on Group’s results
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
EUROPE<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong> Hyde Park, London<br />
(100% ownership)<br />
� Strong performance as one of city’s<br />
most exclusive properties<br />
� Average rate of US$886 (US$731<br />
in 2006)<br />
� RevPAR up by 25% (15% in local<br />
currency terms)<br />
� <strong>Limited</strong> supply in luxury hotel sector
“A prime location and the city’s most innovative hotel spa. Don’t miss the tai<br />
chi classes in Hyde Park.”<br />
Travel & Leisure US
“The sleek Michelin-starred Foliage restaurant offers sublime food”<br />
Sunday Telegraph
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
EUROPE<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Munich<br />
(100% ownership)<br />
� Room renovation complete<br />
� Remains market leader<br />
� Average rate at US$585<br />
(US$503 in 2006)
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
EUROPE<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong> <strong>Hotel</strong> du Rhône, Geneva<br />
(92.6% ownership)<br />
� Strong market conditions<br />
� RevPAR up by 28% (23% in local<br />
currency terms)<br />
� New restaurants, bars and suites to be<br />
launched mid-year 2008
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
EUROPE<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Prague<br />
(Management only)<br />
� Average rate of US$434<br />
(US$422 in 2006)<br />
� Performed well in first full year of<br />
opening
“<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Prague is a hip, tranquil spot just yards away from the<br />
cobbled streets that link the Castle and Charles Bridge.”<br />
Tatler Travel Guide UK
“The city’s splashiest new hotel is <strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Prague which features<br />
one of the city’s best day spas.”<br />
The New York Times
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
THE AMERICAS<br />
� Rates strengthened in all<br />
markets<br />
� Double digit RevPAR increases<br />
at each hotel
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
THE AMERICAS<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Washington DC<br />
(80% ownership)<br />
� RevPAR up by 14% over 2006<br />
� One of the city’s best luxury<br />
hotels<br />
� Will benefit further as<br />
surrounding area develops
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
THE AMERICAS<br />
<strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, New York<br />
(25% ownership)<br />
� RevPAR up by 15% over 2006<br />
� Average rate of US$937 (US$832 in<br />
2006)<br />
� Reduced supply in luxury hotel sector<br />
� Mobil 5 Star and Triple A 5 Diamond<br />
awards achieved for second year
“You’ll want for nothing at the <strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong> Spa, and if you do<br />
you’ll get it instantly.”<br />
The Times UK
“The Asiat experience is like a treasure hunt of exciting flavors and<br />
textures. Sommelier Richard Hales has put together an incredible wine<br />
list of treasures too.”<br />
Wine Expert US
STRENGTHEN OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION<br />
THE AMERICAS<br />
Other <strong>Hotel</strong>s<br />
Miami, San Francisco and Bermuda all<br />
capitalised on the strong demand for<br />
luxury travel
TOWARDS 10,000 ROOMS IN OPERATION<br />
� 10,000 rooms in operation or<br />
under development<br />
� Record number of new hotels<br />
announced in 2007:<br />
� Beijing<br />
� Guangzhou<br />
� Taipei<br />
� Marbella<br />
� Milan<br />
� Paris<br />
� Costa Rica<br />
� St. Kitts
TOWARDS 10,000 ROOMS IN OPERATION<br />
� 21 hotels in operation<br />
� 18 hotels under development<br />
� All are management contracts<br />
except Paris (a long-term lease)<br />
� Portfolio to double in next few years<br />
� Increased geographic spread with<br />
more than half outside Asia:<br />
� 16 in Asia<br />
� 14 in The Americas<br />
� 9 in Europe and North Africa
TOWARDS 10,000 ROOMS IN OPERATION<br />
New <strong>Hotel</strong>s Under Development<br />
2008 Rivera Maya, Mexico (Feb)<br />
Boston<br />
Beijing<br />
Sanya, Hainan Island
TOWARDS 10,000 ROOMS IN OPERATION<br />
New <strong>Hotel</strong>s Under Development<br />
2008 Riviera Maya, Mexico (Feb)<br />
Boston<br />
2009 Las Vegas<br />
Macau<br />
2010 and beyond Chicago<br />
Costa Rica<br />
Dallas<br />
Grand Cayman<br />
St. Kitts<br />
Turks & Caicos<br />
Beijing<br />
Sanya, Hainan Island<br />
Barcelona<br />
Marrakech<br />
Guangzhou<br />
Taipei<br />
Marbella<br />
Milan<br />
Paris<br />
� Opening dates are subject to change as determined by each project’s<br />
owner/developer
THE RESIDENCES AT MANDARIN ORIENTAL<br />
� 12 residences projects integrated into<br />
our hotels<br />
� One-off branding fees<br />
� Ongoing revenues for hotel services
THE RESIDENCES AT MANDARIN ORIENTAL<br />
Las Vegas<br />
Chicago<br />
Grand Cayman<br />
Costa Rica<br />
Dallas<br />
Boston<br />
New York (2003)<br />
Turks & Caicos<br />
St. Kitts<br />
London<br />
Marbella<br />
Marrakech
FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS<br />
� Future growth underpinned by brand strength<br />
� Selective projects consistent with brand attributes
FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS<br />
� Most future projects to be management only:<br />
� <strong>Limited</strong> capital investment<br />
� Generate branding and management fees<br />
� Mid-term goal is 30% of total profit from fees<br />
� Ownership of hotel assets to continue:<br />
� Ensures control of brand<br />
� Increased credibility with third party owners and developers<br />
� Unique investments with potential for long-term capital appreciation
MANDARIN ORIENTAL HOTEL GROUP<br />
FINANCIAL REVIEW
FINANCIAL REVIEW<br />
Summary Cash Flow Statement<br />
US$m 2007 2006<br />
Operating Activities<br />
EBITDA from subsidiaries* 146 74<br />
Dividends and interest from associates 12 12<br />
Net financing charges paid (16) (16)<br />
Tax paid (14) (8)<br />
Other 2 –<br />
Total 130 62<br />
* The two 100% owned Hong Kong hotels make up 50%<br />
� Weighted average interest rate at 5.2% on Group borrowings<br />
� Approximately 50% of Group’s gross debt hedged
FINANCIAL REVIEW<br />
Summary Cash Flow Statement<br />
US$m 2007 2006<br />
Investing Activities<br />
Capital expenditure on existing properties (i) (29) (14)<br />
Renovation capex for Hong Kong hotel (21) (112)<br />
Investment in <strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, Tokyo – (10)<br />
Proceeds on disposals (ii) 71 98<br />
Capital distribution from New York 13 –<br />
<strong>Hotel</strong> mezzanine funding (net) 9 –<br />
Other (4) –<br />
Total 39 (38)<br />
(i) 2007 includes US$10 million room renovation programme for Munich property<br />
(ii) Principally the sale of 25% of <strong>Mandarin</strong> <strong>Oriental</strong>, New York (2007) and The Mark (2006)
FINANCIAL REVIEW<br />
Summary Cash Flow Statement<br />
US$m 2007 2006<br />
Operating Activities 130 62<br />
Investing Activities<br />
Financing Activities<br />
39 (38)<br />
Dividends paid (39) (14)<br />
Drawdown of borrowings 536 114<br />
Repayment of borrowings (464) (9)<br />
Other 3 3<br />
Net increase in cash<br />
Opening cash balance 1 st Jan<br />
Closing cash balance 31 st Dec<br />
� Year end dividend of US¢5 per share proposed for 2007 (annual dividend of US¢6)<br />
� US$492m of cash resources<br />
205<br />
287<br />
492<br />
118<br />
169<br />
287
FINANCIAL REVIEW<br />
� Adjusted NAV per share US$2.34 (US$1.78 in 2006) after full<br />
independent valuation<br />
� US$5m writeback in respect of Kuala Lumpur<br />
� US$650m of debt successfully refinanced<br />
� Average tenor of Group’s borrowings is approximately 6 years<br />
� US$171m of committed, unused facilities<br />
� Gearing (net debt over adjusted shareholders’ funds) at 8% (18% in<br />
2006)<br />
� EBITDA (including associates) net interest cover was 7.7 versus 4.5 in<br />
2006
FINANCIAL REVIEW<br />
� The Group is in a strong financial position
CONCLUSION<br />
� Another milestone year:<br />
� Highest ever financial performance<br />
� More projects announced than ever before<br />
� Long-term trends remain encouraging due to:<br />
� demographics<br />
� emerging new markets (China, India, Russia)<br />
� limited new supply of luxury hotels
CONCLUSION<br />
� Possible softening of demand later in year in corporate sector<br />
� Increasing global brand recognition as Group doubles in size<br />
� Positioned to become the best luxury hotel group