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a very good year for Implats
best safety performance ever
headline platinum production up 5% to 1.815 Moz
record production at Impala of 1.115 Moz
costs at Impala held to a 5.3% increase per platinum ounce
sales revenue up 6% to R12.5 billion
net profit up 78% to R5.2 billion
headline earnings per share up 10% to R43.25
total dividend of R23.00 per share
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earnings recover in FY2005
01,0002,0003,0004,0005,0006,0007,0008,000
FY01 FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05
have weathered the storm …. now highly geared to weaker rand
Heps (cents)
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H2H2
H2
Up 70%
H1
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6,0006,5007,0007,5008,0008,5009,0009,500
10,00010,500
FY01 FY02 FY03 FY04 FY056007008009001,0001,1001,2001,3001,400
strong dollar metal prices
R/Pt oz $/Pt ozaverage basket revenue per Pt oz received
$ per oz up 15% , but R per oz up only 3%
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growth fuelled by strong automotive diesel demand
surplus/deficit
000oz
price
$/oz
great platinum market fundamentals
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CY99 CY00 CY01 CY02 CY03 CY04 CY05 CY06 CY0701002003004005006007008009001000
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palladium surplus continues
above-ground stocks cap price
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surplus/deficit
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price
$/oz
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highly volatile rhodium market
tightening NOx legislation driving demand
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surplus/deficit
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robust nickel market
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0.2000.400
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0.8001.0001.200
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growth in stainless steel demand supports fundamentals
Source: Brooke Hunt
‘000 tpa
committed expansionexisting supply consumption
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financial review
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income statement
78.12,9415,238net profit
54.54,1006,334 profit before tax
(0.2)(414)(415)royalty expense
(37.8)328204share of profit of associates
115.3(216)33net forex transaction gain/(loss)
(5.6)36%34%gross margin
(0.9)4,2604,223gross profit
10.2(7,549)(8,318)cost of sales
6.211,80912,541sales
% change FY2004FY2005Rm
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net profit by entity
ramp-up phase(23)(105)Marula Platinum
Lonplats and Aquarius302114other
up 78%2,9415, 238net profit
Marula (850)impairment
sale of investments3223,227extraordinary items
up 9%2,6192,861headline earnings
managed exchange rates 268185Zimbabwean ops
exchange rate394466IRS
growth in volume & prices 1,6782,201Impala Platinum
FY2004FY2005Rm
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cash flows
6363,981cash net of short-term debt
1,1873,984cash at year end
(1,138)2,797net increase in cash
(1,167)(2,503)from financing activities
(1,751)2,499from investing activities
1,7802,801from operating activities
FY2004FY2005Rm
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group capex
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FY 05 FY 06 FY 07 FY 08 FY 09 FY 10
sustaining capex expansion capex Ambatovy
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operational review
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best ever safety performance
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FY01 FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05
fatal injury frequency rate (per million man hours)
lost-time injury frequency rate(per million man hours)
26%34%
injury rates have more than halved in four years
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Implats compares favourably with peers
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0.25
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Rio Tinto BHPBilliton
Implats Xstrata AngloAmerican
PlacerDome
Noranda AngloGoldAshanti
GoldFields
fatal injury frequency rate (per million man hours)
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sterling performance at Impala
41.41,1971,693capex (Rm)
2.227.526.9no of employees (000)
5.34,0364,251cost per Pt oz refined (R/oz)
2.31,0901,115refined Pt production (000oz)
0.915,63915,778tonnes milled (000t)
% changeFY2004FY2005
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steady increase in efficiencies at Impala
mining efficiencies up 2.3% to 40.1m2/panel employee
Pt oz/employee up 4.5%
Mineral Processes – record throughput and recoveries
79808182838485
FY01 FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05
concentrator recoveries (%)
Refineries contributed another world-class performance
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extending life-of-mine at Impala
30 year life-of-mine at 1.1Moz Pt
mining of abandoned areas
enhanced recoveries
opencast mining
conversion of previously non-profitable resources into reserves
16 and 20 shaft developments underway
to contribute 355,000 Pt oz per annum at full production
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good start at 16 shaft
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…. and at 20 shaft
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steady improvement at Marula
505
13,300
574
FY2004
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29,800
766
FY2005 % change
76.6capex (Rm)
124.1platinum production in concentrate (oz)
33.4tonnes milled (000t)
new mining plan to suit geological conditions
full production of 144,000 Pt oz in concentrate in FY2009
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Marula – DDT stope implementation
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sound operational performance atZimplats
Underground expansion approved (US$46 million)
Feasibility study for further expansion to 145,000 Pt oz
5,074
85,300
2,006
FY2004 % changeFY2005
6,249
86,800
2,058
(23.2)*cost per Pt oz in matte (R/oz)
1.8platinum production in matte (oz)
2.6tonnes milled (000t)
* Including export incentives, cost per Pt oz in matte increased by 10.9% to R5,627
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excellent operational performance at Mimosa
Expansion to 80,000 Pt oz approved
4,199
61,400
1,334
FY2004 % changeFY2005
5,472
66,700
1,424
(30.3)*cost per Pt oz in concentrate (R/oz)
8.6platinum in concentrate (oz)
6.7tonnes milled (000t)
* Including export incentives, cost per Pt oz in matte increased by 17% to R4,289
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project approval for Two Rivers
capital expenditure of R1.2 billionproduction of 2.2 million tpa to begin in late 2006full production of 120,000 Pt oz pa in late 200720-year LOM
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exciting new venture at Ambatovy in Madagascar
$2.25 billion joint venture with Dynatec and Sumitomo Corporation
designed to produce 60,000 t nickel and 5,600 t cobalt
first production in 2009
detailed feasibility being undertaken, with decision to proceed by financial year-end
37.5% – experts in processing of laterite nickel deposits
37.5% – 30 years’ experience in nickel refining; infrastructural synergies
25% – guaranteed annual offtake of 30,000 t nickel for 15 years
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consistent growth in Pt production
000oz
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Mine to market 3rd party processingLonplats Zimbabwean expansions
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sustaining output by investing in new shafts
continuing to deliver a competitive cost advantage by optimising
productivity
cost control
implementation of new technology (DDT) and systems (SAP)
delivering on growth
Impala, Marula and Two Rivers
Zimbabwe – blue sky
concluding BEE transactions and achieving conversions
key focus areas
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prospects for Implats in FY2006
prospects for PGMs and nickel remain sound
consistent growth in production – 2.3Moz Pt targeted for FY2010
cost management remains a high priority
satisfactory wage settlement in South Africa
managed exchange rate in Zimbabwe
R/$ exchange rate marginally weaker than in FY2005
on the basis of current and expected exchange rates and metal prices, headline earnings are expected to
increase by 10-15%
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