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Vision & Mission & Target & Value
To develop an investment in energy and petrochemical businesses
To deriver the works with quality with recognition of safety within defined timeframe
for customers’ highest satisfaction
To run the business under the corporate governance principle focusing on safety,
environment, society and community for stable and sustainable growth To operate the construction business as an EPC contractor (Engineering,
Procurement and Construction) for natural gas and crude oil pipeline projects,
petrochemical plants and basic infrastructure
To acquire the National Total Quality Class (TQC) Award
To continually develop the investment project at least 4 projects
To meet the target of yearly operating result of 20% increase with a total services
income of Baht 10,000 million (consolidated financial statements)
To become an excellent contractor in design, construction of a total solution in energy and infrastructure industries with sustainable growth
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Vision
Mission
Target
Within 2019
Corporate
Values
T: Transparency, Ethical Standards and Integrity
R: Respect and Trust
C: Commitment to Quality Safety, Health, Environment and Social Responsibility
TRC Group Structure as at 31 December 2016
TRC Construction Public Company Limited(Thailand)
Paid-up Capital 642 MB
30%
70%
Sinopec-TRC Joint Venture
(Thailand)
Sinopec International Petroleum Service
Corporation(China)
2.79%
100%
100%
26.22%
23.43%TRC Investment Limited(Mauritius)
TRC International Limited(Hong Kong)
ASEAN Potash ChaiyaphumPublic Company Limited
(Thailand)Paid-up Capital 2,688 MB
99.99%
Sahakarn Wisavakorn Co., Ltd. (Thailand)
Paid-up Capital 500 MB
Hydrotek-SahakarnJoint Venture
(Thailand)
49%
HydrotekPublic Company Limited
(Thailand)
51%
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Key Corporate Milestone
From “Small Business” to “International Thai Multi-Million Company”
Contractor
Bidding with many
competitors
with lower margin
EPC ContractorProviding Engineering,
Procurement & Construction services with
fewer competitors and higher margin
Project Developer - Utilizing EPC experiences and
become the “ONE STOP SERVICE”for the clients
- TRC is equipped capability of EPC and undertake large scale projects
2013 onwardsInvestor
For sustainable growth
2005• Wang Noi-Kaeng
Khoi Cross Country Gas Pipeline(JV with China Petroleum Pipeline from China)
• Listed on the MAI
2006• Songkla Transmission Pipeline
2007• Acquisition Sahakarn Wisavakorn Co.,
Ltd. as subsidiary by share swap • Investment in Ratchaploen Co., Ltd.
2008• Bangchak Biodiesel Plant -Phase I
2009• EPC for Flow Line in Sultanate of Oman• Consortium with Siemens for EPC and
Commissioning of the Revamp Onshore Compressor Station No.1
2010-2011• Gulf’s 7SPP and IPP
Gas Pipeline
2011• Ubon-Bio Ethanol• PTTAR-IRPC
Multiproduct Pipeline
2012• GUT Gas Pipeline
2013• Moving to the SET• Navanakorn –
Rangsit Gas Transmission Pipeline
• Provincial Gas Transmission Pipeline to NakhornRatchasrima (JV with Sinopec from China)
2014• Bangchak
Biodiesel Plant - Phase II• New Incinerator, TTM2015• 1st Transmission Pipeline
Life Extension (28” Recoating Section)
• Srinakarin to Romklao Road• Koh Samui Water Works
Expansion2016• LOA for Surface &
Processing Plant & Facilities from ASEAN Potash Chaiyaphum Plc.
2012 & 2015-2016• Investment in ASEAN Potash Chaiyaphum Plc.
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Our Core Business & Reputable Clients
Our Reputable ClientsOur Core Business
Pipeline Construction
for Energy
and Petrochemical
Industry
Mechanical Installation and Process Plant &
Construction for Energy and
Petrochemical Industry
Project Development
and Investment
Infrastructure Construction
Our Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental Promises
HSE Achievement of TRC Middle East LLC
HSE Achievement of Sahakarn Wisavakorn Co., Ltd.
HSE Achievement of TRC Construction Plc.
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OutstandingCEO Awards
Top Corporate Governance Report Awards
Outstanding Company Performance Awards
Outstanding
Company
Performance Awards
Outstanding
Investor Relations Awards
Corporate Governance
CG Scoring
2015
2013
Companies with Very Good CG Scoring
Content
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Key Financial Highlights 32
Future Developments 23
Ongoing Projects 11
Company Overview 3
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Completed Project in 2016
PTT’s Provincial Gas Transmission Pipeline Saraburi to Nakorn Ratchasima
(SINOPEC-TRC JV, TRC’s Work Portion:1,728 MB) Project construction period: Nov 13 – Dec 16
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Completed Project in 2016
Bangchak Biofuel’s 450 TPD Biodiesel Plant Phase 2 (1,226 MB)Project construction period: Dec 14 – Dec 16
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Completed Project in 2016
The New Incinerator Project (919 MB)
Project construction period: Nov 14 – Dec 16
New Projects Awarded Early of 2017
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Extension Kalapapruek Road
(by SKW)
Project Owner: 1. Department of Rural Roads
2. Metropolitan Waterworks Authority
3. Metropolitan Electricity Authority
Project Value: Approximately Baht 850 million (3 contracts)
Scope of Works: EPC of the extension Kalapapruek Road
for approximately 7.602 km. length together with the involve
infrastructure
Project Location: Kalapapruek Road, Bangkok
Project Period: 900 days
Award: March 2017
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New Projects Awarded Early of 2017
Project Owner: PTT Public Company Limited
Project Value: Baht 58.14 million
Scope of Works: EPC of pipeline to Nam Pong’s NGV station
Project Location: Khon Kean Province
Project Period: 353 days
Award: January 2017
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Significant Ongoing Projects as at 31 December 2016
PTT’s 1st Transmission Pipeline Life Extension (3,725 MB): 49.06% completion (TRC)
Provincial Waterworks Authority’s Construction, Improvement and Expansion of Waterworks, Koh Samui
(856 MB): 65.54% completion (SKW)
Pipeline
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Significant Ongoing Projects as at 31 December 2016
Processing Plant Thailand Tobacco Monopoly’s EPC for Dry Ice Expanded Tobacco Process, DIET Process (829 MB):
61.30% completion (SKW)
Civil Work
BMA’s Srinakarin Romklao Road Phase 1 (1,102 MB): 47.04% completion (SKW)
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Significant Ongoing Projects as at 31 December 2016
Civil WorkAPOT’s Phase I - Early Works of Surface Processing Plant & Facilities Project (711 MB): 27.62% completion (TRC)
APOT’s Preparation & Refurbishment of Existing Decline (144 MB): 53.00% completion (TRC)
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515
3,347 3,487
3,786
2,480 1,965
599 124
2,616
1,200 1,200
54 908
0
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
9,000
10,000
2013 2014 2015 2016 2016
TRC SKW Oman Subsidiaries
TRC Group Backlog
* EPCC Contract for APOT Project is expected to be signed within 2017.
APOT’s Early Works
APOT’s Surface
Processing Plant&
Facilities Project*
(after deduction
Early Works
711 MB)
32,371
4,0003,611
6,402
36,959
2 new awarded
projects in 2017
(MB)
3,680
+ 2017 Projects
Backlog as at 31 December 2016
Backlog by Scope of Works
Scope of Works No. of ProjectsRemaining Value
(MB)
Pipeline 2 2,192
Processing Plant 1 322
Civil Works 3 1,166
Total 6 3,680
Pipeline 59.5%
Civil
31.7%
Petro
8.8%
Backlog by Company
Company No. of ProjectsRemaining Value
(MB)
TRC 3 2,480
SKW 3 1,200
Total 6 3,680
TRC
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SKW
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New Awarded Projects In 2017
Project NameProject Owner/
Client
Work
Value
(MB)
Project
PeriodStatus
Pipeline by TRC
The Natural Gas Transmission Pipeline connecting
line to NGV Station, the Land Transport
Association of Thailand (Nam Phong)
PTT Public Company
Limited58.14 353 days EPC Contract to be signed
by Q1/2017
Civil Work by SKW
The Kanlapaphruek Road Extension - Department of Rural
Roads
- Metropolitan Electricity
Authority
- Metropolitan
Waterworks Authority
849.72 900 days EPC Contract to be signed by
Q1/2017
Total 2 Projects 907.86
Content
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Key Financial Highlights 32
Future Developments 23
Ongoing Projects 11
Company Overview 3
List of Potential Bidding Projects in 2017
Project Name
Approximate
TRC Group’s
Work Value
(Million Baht)
Estimated
Project Period
A. Pipeline
Gas Transmission Pipeline Projects 10,000 2017 - 2021
B. Processing Plant
B.1 Waste to Energy Project 2,000 2017 - 2019
B.2 Other Projects 10,000 2017 onwards
C. Infrastructure
Infrastructure Government Projects 4,500 2017 onwards
Total 26,500
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PTT’s 5-Year Investment Plan
(Year 2017-2021)
Business 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Total %
Infrastructure 20,647 36,874 35,970 9,935 40,882 144,308 43%
Investment in Joint
Venture and its wholly owned investment
47,265 51,975 14,313 13,944 7,551 135,048 40%
Oil and International Trading
10,376 9,036 7,265 7,785 6,736 41,198 12%
Natural Gas 4,556 3,887 2,382 2,066 2,304 15,195 4%
Head Office and Others 817 510 556 597 620 3,100 1%
Total 83,661 102,282 60,486 34,327 58,093 338,849 100%
(Unit : Million Baht)
Source : PTT’s news reported to the Stock Exchange of Thailand on 16 December 2016
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* PTT’s major investments are in infrastructure and oil business unit, core business of PTT, with the main investments being natural
gas transmission pipeline and retail stations development, investment in joint venture and its wholly owned subsidiaries such as
investment in import Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) capability enhancement in order to meet gas demand growth in the country.
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Potential Bidding Pipeline Project:
PTT’s Provincial Gas Transmission Pipeline Ratchaburi-Wang Noi 6 (RA#6) to Ratchaburi
Owner: PTT Public Company Limited
Project Value: Approximately Baht 8,200 million
Scope of Works: EPC of 30 inch diameter main transmission pipeline forapproximately 119 km.
Project Location: From Block Valve Station “Ratchaburi-Wang Noi 6”(“RA#6”), Amphur Sai Noi, Nonthaburi to Ratchaburi
Project Period: 33 months
Bidding Submission: March 2017
Notice of Award: June 2017
* TRC will submit bid by STH Join Venture (TRC & Saipem & Huayuan).
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Potential Bidding Pipeline Project:
PTT’s Fifth Transmission Pipeline Phase 1
Project Owner: PTT Public Company Limited
Project Value: Approximately Baht 11,705 million
Scope of Works: EPC of 42 inch diameter main transmission
pipeline and 36 inch diameter distribution transmission
pipeline for approximately 150 km. length (Rayong to
Chachoengsao province.)
Project Location: 3 provinces consisting of Rayong,
Chonburi and Chachoengsao
Project Period: 36 Months
Bidding Submission: April 2017
Notice of Award : July 2017
* TRC will submit bid by STH Join Venture (TRC & Saipem & Huayuan)
TRC Group has invested in ASEAN Potash Chaiyaphum
Public Company Limited (“APOT”) who develops the
ASEAN Potash Mining Project, one of the cooperation
projects among 6 ASEAN countries. (Thai, Indonesia,
Malaysia, Brunei, Philippines and Singapore) Total
project investment is approximately of USD 1.5
billion.
APOT is during preparation stage for construction of its
project after obtaining the 25-year mining concession in
February 2015. On 10 February 2016, TRC obtained a
Letter of Award from APOT for Turnkey Delivery of
APOT Project Package 2. Surface Processing and
Facilities, work value of USD 142,027,205, EUR
416,000,784 and Baht 12,433,389,522 or approximately
Baht 34 billion. Currently, TRC Group (by TRC
Investment Limited and TRC International Limited) holds
26.22% of APOT’s shares and will hold 25.13% when
APOT’s registered capital is fully paid-up at Baht
2,805,797,300.
During the 25-year Mining Concession, APOT shall
produce at least 22 million tons of MOP (Muriate of
Potash) or equivalent to USD 8 billion.
Investment in ASEAN Potash Chaiyaphum Plc.
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Source of Potash and Demand & Supply
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Source: KURZFASSUNGEN FESTSYMPOSIUM,
60 Jahre Kaliprojektierung aus Erfurt – 20 Jahre ERCOSPLAN
Demand & Supply of Potash in market worldThe source of Potash around the world
Source: Fertecon PotashCorp
(http://www.activex.com.au/lake-chandler-potash.php)
Source of Potash in Thailand
ASEAN Potash Project
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Studies, Mahidol University, Bangkok (Thailand)
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Turnkey Delivery of APOT Project Package 2. Surface Processing Plant and Facilities
Project Owner: ASEAN Potash Chaiyaphum Public Company Limited
TRC’s WorkValue: USD 142 million + EUR 416 million + Baht 12,433
million or approximately Baht 33 billion
Scope of Works: Mineral Processing Plant, Office Building, Power
Supply and Facilities Utilities
Project Location: Bamnet Narong District, Chayiaphum Province
Project Period: Approximately 3 years
LOA Signing Date: 10 February 2016
Tentative EPCC Contract Signing Date : Within 2017
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Key Financial Highlights 32
Future Developments 23
Ongoing Projects 11
Company Overview 3
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Financial Highlights
(Unit: Million Baht)
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Construction Services Income 4,315 2,481 3,095 3,880 3,679
Total Revenue 4,344 2,516 3,127 3,955 3,737
Gross Profit 465 375 557 634 751
Net Profit 228 126 215 306 291
Gross Profit Margin 10.78% 15.11% 18.00% 16.44% 20.30%
Net Profit Margin 5.26% 5.02% 6.87% 7.74% 7.78%
D/E Ratio (Time(s)) 1.53 0.71 0.91 0.89 0.86
Financial Highlights
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Cash, 109
Asset*,4,894
Liabilities, 2,319
Equity, 2,684
D/E Ratio at 0.86 Time
Consolidated 2016 2015
Operating CF (389) 511
Investing CF (1,038) (628)
Financing CF 247 800
Net Cash (1,180) 683
Beginning Cash 1,289 606
Ending Cash 109 1,289
* Excluded Cash
(Unit: Million Baht)
2,516
3,128
3,955
3,737
126215
306 291
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
4,000
4,500
2013 2014 2015 2016 2019 (F)
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2,481
3,095
3,880
75
3,697
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Total Revenue & Net Profit
(MB)
TARGET: Services Income
≥ 10,000
34Construction services income Net ProfitOther income
Construction Services Income Break Down
2016
(3,697 MB)
2014
(3,095 MB)
2013
(2,481 MB)
Pipeline 2 4
Process Plant
0 2
Civil 16 4
Other Services
1.0%
2015
(3,880 MB)
Pipeline79.2%
Process Plant 9.8%
Civil9.0%
OtherServices
2.0%
Pipeline
Civil
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Process Plant 39.6%
Pipeline4
Civil 20
Process Plant 31%
Gross Profit & Net Profit Margin
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15.11
18.0016.44
20.30
5.026.87 4 7.78
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
2013 2014 2015 2016Gross Profit Margin Net Profit Margin
Return on Equity & Debt to Equity Ratio
Financial Ratio
(%)
Time(s)
11.88%
16.91% 15.99% 11.28%
0.71
0.91 0.89 0.86
0.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
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1.0
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
2013 2014 2015 2016
Return on Equity Debt to Equity Ratio
(%)
Dividend Payout
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Dividend Policy: 0 of Net Profit of “TRC” after Legal Reserve
Operating
Result
Par Value
on Dividend
Payment Date
(Baht/share)
Dividend Payment
(Baht/Share)
Amount
(Million Baht) TRC’s
Net Profit
Cash/Stock Dividend
Payment to Net Profit
after Legal ReserveCash
Dividend
Stock
Dividend
Cash
Dividend
Stock
Dividend
2010 1.000 0.15 - 49.88 - 103.64 50.66%
2011 1.000 0.12 - 40.25 - 50.62 83.73%
2012 0.500* 0.0503580.083336
(6:1)33.89 56.07 178.95 52.93%
2013 0.500 0.05 - 40.82 - 81.33 52.85%
2014 0.125* 0.0034720.03125
(4:1)11.54 103.82 255.67 45.63%
2015 0.125 0.010.0156250
(8:1)45.64 71.30 399.13 30.48%
2016 0.125Will be considered by the 3/2017 BOD Meeting held on 8 March 2016
and then approved by the 2017 AGM in April 2017
* TRC spitted par value per share from Baht 1 Baht to 0.50 and from 0,50 Baht to 0.125 in May 2013 and May 2015, respectively.
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Objective: To raise fund for utilizing for working
capital, investing and expanding future
business and repayment of debt
For Future Investment
Baht 2,000 Million
Debentures Issuance by way of Private Placement
(Approved by the 2015 AGM)
8 July 2015 : Baht 100 Million
Interest Rate: 4.68%
Tenor: 2 Years
10 March 2016: Baht 200 million
Interest Rate: 4.40%
Tenor: 2 Years
Baht 500 Million
gradual issuance
Remaining: 200 MB
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Disclaimers
IR Contact: Investor Relations Department
Email: [email protected]
Tel. +66 2022 7777-87 Ext. 3201, 3207, 3212, 3213
Fax +66 2022 7778
Information disclosed on this presentation includes forward looking information of TRC
determined by TRC based on information available at the time, as well as information about
risks and factors of uncertainty related to economic trends, intensified competition in the
industry, market demand, exchange rates, applicable laws and regulations. Operating
results and other information published in the future may vary due to these factors. TRC is
in no way responsible for any damage incurred due to the use of information disclosed on
this presentation. Further, no obligation to revise and/or publish forward-looking information
on this presentation based on new information and/or future events.
The information disclosed on this presentation is for information purposes only and does
not constitute an offer or invitation to sell or the solicitation of an offer or invitation to
purchase or subscribe for securities in TRC in any jurisdiction nor should it or any part of it
form the basis of, or be relied upon in any connection with, any contract or commitment
whatsoever.