A strong increase in assets under management
and a new organisation of Tikehau Capital to accelerate
growth
Regulatory News:
Highlights
- €10bn in assets under
management (AUM) as at 31/12/2016, +57% compared
to the 2015 financial year.
- Full-year consolidated group net
income: €72.4m.
- Net cash position as at
31/12/2016 on a consolidated basis: €129.8m (€495.1m
pro forma1).
- Shareholders’ equity as at
31/12/2016 on a consolidated basis: €1,132.4m (€1,530.5m pro
forma1).
- In March 2017, Tikehau Capital
successfully completed its exchange and cash tender offer on its
subsidiary Salvepar and its IPO on the regulated market of Euronext
Paris. This marks an important milestone in the Group’s
streamlining project and enables Tikehau Capital to unify its
business lines to accelerate growth.
2016 annual results: strong growth
in AUM
Tikehau Capital’s (Paris:TKO) supervisory board met on March
22nd 2016 and reviewed the full year consolidated financial
statements2 as at 31 December, 2016.
In 2016, Tikehau Capital’s AUM increased by 57% (i.e. €3.6bn)
to €10bn.
The growth in AUM primarily resulted from:
- Net inflows of €2.2bn (including
€1.8bn of funds raised and €0.4bn from capital increases)
- The acquisition of the investment
management company IREIT Global and the credit fund management
business of Lyxor further increased AUM by
€1.2bn.
Breakdown of the €10bn assets managed by Tikehau Capital as
of 31 December, 2016:
- Private Debt: €4.9bn,
i.e. 49%
- Real-Estate: €1.8bn,
i.e. 18%
- Private Equity: €1.4bn,
i.e. 14%
- Liquid Strategies: €1.9bn,
i.e. 19%
On a consolidated basis (including Tikehau IM revenues
since 21 December 2016 and valuation of Salvepar at the closing
share price on 31 December 2016), net revenues totalled
€76.3m vs €39.6m on 31 December 2015. The €36.7m increase
primarily reflects a €22.5m fair-value adjustment for the private
equity business (including Salvepar) and an increase of €11.8m in
dividends, coupons and other payments received.
Consolidated income from the asset management and investments
activities (operating income) was €57.4m vs €5.9m in 2015
including losses from hedging strategies (€62.2m) and proportional
income from companies consolidated by the equity method (Tikehau IM
and Tikehau Capital Europe) which are now fully consolidated
(€67.4m).
Net financial income for the year was €-7.3m vs €-2.5m in
2015 due to an increase in the average level of debt during the
year.
Consolidated group share was €72.4m (vs €9.6m in 2015)
after the application of differed tax assets on tax reported losses
totalling €22.4m. Pro forma net income came to €3.6m.
As at 31 December 2016, the net cash position of the group
was €129.8m on a consolidated basis vs €15.6m in 2015. The net
cash position was €495.1m on a pro forma basis.
Shareholders’ equity amounted to €1,132.4m vs €376.1m in
2015 (€1,530.5m on a pro forma basis).
A new organisation to accelerate
growth
Over the past twelve months, Tikehau Capital has undergone
several major changes aiming at accelerating growth and
strengthening its financial structure, notably by unifying its
business lines and assets into a single structure:
- A €416m capital increase in June
2016 (in cash and through the early conversion of convertible bonds
issued in 2015).
- Unifying its business lines and
assets enabling Tikehau Capital to become the holding company
of an asset management and investment group.
- A €200m capital increase in cash
at the beginning of 2017.
- An exchange and cash tender
offer in February 2017 for its subsidiary Salvepar, to acquire
the equities and convertible bonds (ORNANE).
On 7 March 2017, Tikehau Capital successfully completed its
admission to the regulated market of Euronext Paris,
listing 70,888,284 shares at a fixed IPO price of €21 per
share.
Tikehau Capital’s stock closed at €25.25 on 21 March 2017,
i.e. + 20% since the IPO, increasing
market cap to almost €1.8 bn.
A stable shareholding structure to
support the group in its development
In July 2016, Tikehau Capital announced that FFP (the listed
holding company of the Peugeot family) and the Singaporean
investment group Temasek participated in a €416m capital
increase designed to accelerate the group’s international
expansion. FFP and Temasek each currently hold 3% of the
capital.
In March 2017, the Fonds stratégique de participations (FSP),
a consortium of seven major French insurance groups, took a 5.5%
capital stake.
These new shareholders have entered the capital alongside the
group’s long-standing institutional partners.
Dividend
The company does not plan to propose paying a dividend for
2016.
Governance
The Supervisory Board reviewed its composition and format at the
meeting held on 22 March 2017. The Supervisory Board is composed of
eleven members, including seven independent board members.
Christian de Labriffe (former CEO of Salvepar) was appointed
Chairman of the Supervisory Board.
The Supervisory Board also nominated its committees. The
following members were appointed to the Audit & Risks
Committee: Jean-Louis Charon (Chairman), Constance de Poncins and
Roger Caniard. The following members were appointed to the
Appointments & Remunerations Committee: Fanny Picard
(Chairman), Jean Charest and Léon Seynave.
Outlook
Tikehau Capital intends to pursue its development in its four
business lines, in Europe and globally.
Given its strategy and development projects, the group
targets a total of assets under management of over €20bn by
2020. Tikehau Capital plans to use its shareholders’ equity to
accelerate the development of its asset management business which
will become the main driver in terms of revenues in the medium
term.
Key 2016 data
(in m€) CONSOLIDATED PRO FORMA
2016 2015 Var 2016
2015 Var Performances Revenues from the
portfolio 73.9 39.6 34.3 90.5 99.2 -8.7 Revenues from the
management companies 2.4 0.0 2.4 39.4 27.9 11.5
Total revenues
from AM & portfolio 76.3 39.6 36.7
129.9 127.0 2.8 Income from asset
management and investment activities(1) 57.4
5.9 51.5 1.8 55.6 -53.8
Net income (Group share) 72.4 9.6 62.9
3.6 150.2 -42.9 Balance sheet
Consolidated equity 1,132.4 376.1 756.3 1,530.5 Cash and cash
equivalents 129.8 15.6 114.3 495.1 Non current and current
financial debt 119.2 238.3 -119.1 205.2 (1) After inclusion
of the net result from equity-method interests
Agenda
• Publication of the 2016 Registration Document: 30 April 2017
at the latest
• Publication of 31 March 2017 AUM: 17 May 2017
• Annual General Meeting: 1 June 2017
• Publication of H1 results: 21 September 2017
About Tikehau Capital:
Tikehau Capital is an asset management and investment group
which manages approximately €10bn of assets, with shareholders’
equity of €1.5bn. The group invests in various asset classes
(private debt, real-estate, private equity and liquid strategies),
including through its asset management subsidiary Tikehau IM, on
behalf of institutional and private investors. Controlled by its
managers, alongside leading institutional partners, Tikehau Capital
employs 170 staff in its Paris, Milan, Brussels, London and
Singapore offices.
Tikehau Capital is listed on Euronext Paris, compartment A (ISIN
code: FR0013230612; Ticker: TKO.FP)
www.tikehaucapital.com
1 Pro forma financial information referred to in this press
release is established on the basis of 100% ownership of Salvepar
and including the €200m capital increases in Q1 2017.
2 An audit of the financial statements is currently being
carried out by the statutory auditors. Pro forma data provided in
the press release has not been audited.
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