Cidade Paradiso (Nova Iguaçu, RJ)
1Q09 Results
May 2009
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Managers Track-record
1999-2005
•Group CR2 is founded in 1999
•Activities in Creditand Real Estate
•Brazilian real estate sector still in its infancy
•CR2 launches 11 projects with PSV worth R$218mm
2006
•Sector in expansion mode
•Raised R$60mm via fund structure
•Banks increasecredit availability to construction financeand home buyers
•CR2 Empreendimentos Imobiliários SA is founded
•Shift in targetmarket fromhigh/middle incometo economicsegment
2007
•Sector gains access to capital markets
•IPO raises R$307mm
•Business model enables flexibility to accelerate when there is ample liquity
•Total PSV launchedof R$774mm, andCR2’s share ofR$535mm
2008
•Anticipating the impact from the global financial crisis, the pace of new launches is reduced starting in 1H08
•Priorities are to secure financing for projects, preserve cash
•Total PSV launchedof R$347mm, andCR2’s share ofR$293mm
•Launches consistent with initiative to focus on the economic segment, and to expand into the São Paulo market
1S09
•Modest recovery in economic activity, but visibility still limited
•Lower interest rates and controlledinflation are positives
•Governmenthousing package to provideoppotunitites
•Focus remains in theeconomic segment(92% of land bank)
•Initiatives to preserve cash andsell inventories are showing results
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1Q09 Highlights
1Q09 net profit of R$1.3mm (R$0.03 EPS) vs R$486.000 (R$0.01 EPS) in 1Q08
Initiatives were focused on preserving the cash position:
We did not carry out any launches in the quarter, and focused on selling inventories
We adjusted construction outlays to match disbursements from construction financinglines
We accelerated the process of transferring home buyers to banks/CEF
Drastic reduction in cash burn to R$5mm in 1Q09, from R$44mm in 4Q08, finished 1Q09 withR$39mm cash on the balance sheet
Corporate debt was R$19mm and construction financing (SFH) was R$68mm, which equate tolow leverage levels with net debt/equity = 13%
After the launch of the housing program Minha Casa Minha Vida, we achieved our goal to signan additional 5 contracts with Caixa Econômica Federal (CEF), taking the total to 7 projects orR$281mm
Well positioned to benefit from the housing program Minha Casa Minha Vida, given exposureto the economic segment and know-how to operate with CEF—the preliminary results are positive
27,2
12,619,1
10,0
3,0
4,9
1Q08 4Q08 1Q09
CR2 Partners
15,5
37,2
24,0
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1Q09 Operational Highlights
In 1Q09 we continued to focus on reducing inventories without any new launches, whichlimited the speed of sales
1Q09 contracted sales were better than 4Q08 reaching R$24mm (+55% Q/Q) and CR2’s shareat R$19mm (+52% Q/Q)
Sales in April already benefited from the housing program Minha Casa Minha Vida, presentingan improvement >50% vs the average monthly rate in 1Q09
Contracted Sales (R$ mm)
209.621
326.292
166.422
204.762
164.587
116.630 112.891 101.154
87.331
168.923
2006 1Q07 2Q07 3Q07 4Q07 1Q08 2Q08 3Q08 4Q08 1Q09
Average Price Units Sold (R$)
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Sales Historical Trend
Period
(R$ mm)
Inventory at the
Beginning of
Period
Launches (CR2's
share)
Contracted
Sales (CR2's
share)
Inventory at the
End of PeriodSoS
2006 0,0 33,4 11,9 21,5 35,7%
1Q07 21,5 62,4 31,5 52,4 37,6%
2Q07 52,4 27,0 18,5 60,8 23,3%
3Q07 60,8 63,1 32,4 91,6 26,1%
4Q07 91,6 183,9 59,2 216,3 21,5%
1Q08 216,3 47,9 27,2 237,0 10,3%
2Q08 237,0 131,3 144,4 223,9 39,2%
3Q08 223,9 113,9 67,6 270,2 20,0%
4Q08 270,2 0,0 12,6 257,7 4,6%
1Q09 257,7 0,0 19,1 238,6 7,4%
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Inventory at Market Value & SoS
SOS (CR2’s share): *contracted sales in the period / (inventories at the beginning of the period + launched PSV in the period net of physical exchanges)]
Presents a downward trend
1Q09 = 64% of Shareholders’ Equity
11%
29%
60%
Inventory at Market Value - Average Price
R$350k - R$500k
R$220k - R$350k
< R$220k
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Inventory at Market Value Profile
4%
74%
22%
Inventory at Market Value - Construction Status
Completed
Under Construction
Construction not Started
100% of inventory
eligible to SFH
financing
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Projects Delievery - Schedule
90% 74%
51%82%
58%
53%
49%
750
1.021909
763
1.484
952
172
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200
400
600
800
1.000
1.200
1.400
1.600
2T09 3T09 4T09 1T10 2T10 3T10 4T10
Delivery Schedule (Units Sold and Inventory)
Sold Inventory
7 projects to be concluded in 2009 with total PSV of R$376mm and CR2’s share at R$261mm
71% of the 2,680 units to be delivered in 2009 already sold
Project Total PSV
(R$ MM)Bank Type of Funding
Project Delivery -
ForecastFinancing Status Line of Credit
Green Park 3000/4000 55,7 Itaú "Repasse nas Chaves" Dec-2008 Contract Signed - transfer of credit in progress
Verano I 130,0 Itaú "Plano Empresário" Aug-2009 Contract Signed - financing kicked-in Itaú
Verano II 105,0 Itaú "Plano Empresário" Mar-2010 Contract Signed - financing kicked-in R$250 milionParque das Águas 140,0 Itaú "Plano Empresário" Mai-2010 Contract Signed - financing kicked-in
Parque das Águas 140,0 Unibanco "Repasse na Planta" Dec-2010 Contract Signed - transfer of credit in progress Unibanco
Splendore Valqueire I 15,9 Unibanco "Repasse na Planta" Jul-2009 Contract Signed - transfer of credit in progress R$29 milion of PSV
Villaggio Del Mare 58,9 Santander "Plano Empresário" Jul-2009 Contract Signed - financing kicked-in Santander
Barra Allegro 41,5 Santander "Plano Empresário" Dec-2009 Contract Signed - financing kicked-in R$100 milion of PSV
Verano III 67,0 Bradesco "Plano Empresário" Mar-2011 Contract in Process - To be signed in May/June Bradesco R$90 milion
Felicittá 29,3 Real "Plano Empresário" Apr-2010 Contract in Process - To be signed in May/June Real R$12 milion
Via Parque 4,9 CEF "Repasse nas Chaves" Mar-2008 Contract Signed - transfer of credit in progress
Mirante Bonsucesso 28,4 CEF "Crédito Associativo" Mai-2009 Contract Signed - financing kicked-in
Top Life Itamaraty 43,0 CEF "Crédito Associativo" Feb-2010 Contract Signed - disbursements in May/June
Villagio do Campo 65,0 CEF "Crédito Associativo" Jun-Dec 2009 Contract Signed - disbursements in May/June CEF(1)
Premium Cpo. Grande 47,0 CEF "Crédito Associativo" Jun-2010 Contract Signed - disbursements in May/June R$ 2,5 bilion of PSV
Acqua Park 67,3 CEF "Crédito Associativo" Jul-2010 Contract Signed - disbursements in May/June
Top Life Park 25,3 CEF "Crédito Associativo" Jul-2010 Contract Signed - disbursements in May/June
Jardim Paradiso 36,8 CEF "Crédito Associativo" Dec-2009 Letter of Credit - Under engineering analysis at CEF
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Financing
(1) Commitment signed with CEF in July 2007. The R$2.5 billion will fully cover Cidade Paradiso.
CEF update:
First disbursements in Crédito Associativo
Total of 7 projects financed by CEF, with a total PSV of R$281mm and CR2’s share at R$239mm
Know-how and good relationship
Financial Highlights 1Q09
27.241
51.682
0
10.000
20.000
30.000
40.000
50.000
60.000
1Q08 1Q09
Net Operating Revenue (R$ 000)
7.573
9.73227,8%
18,8%
0,0%
5,0%
10,0%
15,0%
20,0%
25,0%
30,0%
0
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4.000
6.000
8.000
10.000
12.000
1Q08 1Q09
Gross Profit (R$ 000) & Gross Profit Margin
-2.506
-927
-9,2%
-1,8%
-10,0%
-9,0%
-8,0%
-7,0%
-6,0%
-5,0%
-4,0%
-3,0%
-2,0%
-1,0%
0,0%
-3.000
-2.500
-2.000
-1.500
-1.000
-500
0
1Q08 1Q09
EBITDA (R$ 000) & EBITDA Margin
486
1.286
1,8%2,5%
0,0%
0,5%
1,0%
1,5%
2,0%
2,5%
3,0%
0
200
400
600
800
1.000
1.200
1.400
1Q08 1Q09
Net Profit (R$ 000) & Profit Margin
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Results to be Recognized
1Q09 revenue to be recognized of R$285mm and results to be recognized of R$92mm (32,2%margin)
On and off balance sheet receivables totalled R$527mm in 1Q09, of which R$151mm areshort-term
Revenues and Results to be Recognized (R$ 000) 1Q09 4Q08 4Q07
Revenues to be Recognized 284.746 311.074 195.918
Cost of Units Sold to be Recognized 193.016 206.360 139.923
Gross Profit to be Recognized 91.730 104.714 55.995
Gross Margin to be Recognized 32,2% 33,7% 28,6%
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Capital Structure / Liquidity
1Q09 liquidity update: cash position of R$39mm and corporate debt of R$19mm
Cash burn was reduced to R$5mm in 1Q09, including a positive cash flow in March
Important progress in disbursements of financing lines:
SFH disbursements were R$27mm in 1Q09, almost double the amount in 4Q08, reachingR$68mm on the balance sheet, we still have R$170mm in contracted SFH financing to bedisbursed
First disbursement of the Crédito Associativo from CEF (R$6mm from one project)
After the launch of Minha Casa Minha Vida we signed another 5 contracts with CEF,bringing the total to R$281mm
Optimization of the transfer of receivables from completed units, which totalled R$28mmin 1Q09
Low leverage with a net debt/equity of 13% (including SFH financing)
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Land Bank (To Be Launched)
Development City (State) SegmentAverage Price
(R$ 000)Units
Total PSV
(R$ MM)
CR2's PSV
(R$ MM)% CR2
Jardim Paradiso II – III Nova Iguaçu (RJ) Economic 68 1.283 87,0 80,9 93%
Javri Santo André (SP) Economic 174 190 33,0 28,4 86%
Colônia Paraíso S. J. Campos (SP) Economic 82 392 32,0 27,5 86%
Manaú 2 Guarulhos (SP) Economic 81 420 34,0 29,2 86%
Splendore Valqueire II Rio de Janeiro (RJ) Economic 156 160 25,0 20,0 80%
Sta. Cecília – Madureira I Nova Iguaçu (RJ) Economic 50 1.613 80,0 64,0 80%
Barrartes Rio de Janeiro (RJ) Commercial 237 507 120,0 84,0 70%
Sta. Cecília – Madureira II Nova Iguaçu (RJ) Economic 50 1.612 80,0 64,0 80%
Pq. das Águas II São Gonçalo (RJ) Economic 162 1.152 187,0 149,3 80%
Pq. das Águas III São Gonçalo (RJ) Economic 171 492 84,0 67,2 80%
Pq. das Águas IV São Gonçalo (RJ) Economic 89 942 84,0 67,2 80%
Warehouse ABEAR Rio de Janeiro (RJ) Commercial 591 389 230,0 161,0 70%
Cidade Paradiso Nova Iguaçu (RJ) Economic 72 30.183 2.180,0 2.180,0 100%
Total 83 39.335 3.256,0 3.022,7 93%
Segments of Operation
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100%
Launches 2008
Economic
92%
8%
Land Bank
Economic Commercial
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Launches to Date
Development City (State) Launch Date SegmentLaunched
UnitsSold Units % Sold
Total PSV
(R$ MM)
CR2's PSV
(R$ MM)% CR2
Green Park 3000/4000 Barra (RJ) mar/sep 06 Middle-Income 240 201 84% 55,7 33,4 60%
Verano I Barra (RJ) mar/sep/oct 07 Middle-Income 395 309 78% 130,0 78,0 60%
Villaggio Del Mare Recreio (RJ) may/07 Middle-Income 120 103 86% 58,9 30,6 52%
Splendore Valqueire I V. Valqueire (RJ) jul/07 Economic 120 114 95% 15,9 12,7 80%
Verano II Barra (RJ) sep/07 Middle-Income 346 214 62% 105,0 63,0 60%
Parque das Águas I S. Gonçalo (RJ) oct/07 Economic 1.058 506 48% 140,0 112,0 80%
Verano III Barra (RJ) oct/07 Middle-Income 172 84 49% 67,0 40,2 60%
Barra Trade Barra (RJ) nov/07 Comercial 5 0 0% 28,0 19,6 70%
Barra Allegro Barra (RJ) nov/07 Middle-Income 144 109 76% 41,5 29,0 70%
Mirante Bonsucesso Guarulhos (SP) mar/08 Economic 368 360 98% 28,4 24,4 86%
Via Parque Caxias (RJ) mar/08 Economic 99 60 61% 4,9 3,2 66%
Felicittá Jacarepaguá (RJ) mar/08 Economic 230 217 95% 29,3 20,5 70%
Top Life Itamaraty Santo André (SP) apr/08 Economic 417 412 99% 43,0 37,0 86%
Villagio do Campo Campo Grande (RJ) jun/08 Economic 999 670 67% 65,0 52,0 80%
Premium Cpo. Grande Campo Grande (RJ) jun/08 Economic 196 144 73% 47,0 42,3 90%
Acqua Park Guarulhos (SP) jul/08 Economic 747 304 41% 67,3 57,9 86%
Top Life Park Santo André (SP) jul/08 Economic 200 196 98% 25,3 21,8 86%
Jardim Paradiso I Nova Iguacu (RJ) sep/08 Economic 534 228 43% 36,8 34,2 93%
Cummulative Total 6.390 4.231 66% 989,0 712,0 72%
In 2006* 240 43 55,7 33,4 60%
In 2007* 2.360 1.126 586,3 385,2 66%
In 2008* 3.790 2.920 347,0 293,4 85%
In 2009* 0 142 0,0 0,0 0%
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Investors Relations
Rogério FurtadoCFO and IR Officer
Daniel GrozdeaIR Manager
www.cr2.com.br/ir
phone: (21) 3095-4600
(21) 3031-4600
IR Contact
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