Interactive Analysis
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Overview
Service area
Population
KEY INDICATORS
THE GEOGRAPHY OF ACTIVITY
TYPES OF OPERATIONSMarket Cap, USD mln
Productive supply(2), bn kWh
Revenue (RAS/IFRS), RUB bn
Net income (RAS/IFRS)(3), RUB bn
CAPEX, RUB bn
Staff (RAS/IFRS), thousand people
Number of shareholders(4)
808
57.9
69.4/69.9
3.5/4.4
15.8
29.9/31.2
16,428
475
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41.8/41.9
1.2 /0.6
4.2
30.8/31.5
16,428
• Transmission and distribution of power electricity
• Grid connection
(connection to 0.4-110 kV power grids)
• The functions of a supplier of last resort
(Bryansk, Kursk, Orel, Tver, Smolensk)
• Energy services
IDGC of Centre is a natural monopoly; prices are set by regulators: the Federal Tariff Service (FTS) and regional regulatory bodies (REC)
Area of the region | 60.2 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 668 thousands people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
96.9% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 100% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW) |
23,792.29 km |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 1,466.99 km |
Capacity of Substations | 3,164.84 MVA |
Number of substations | 6,424 |
Number of installed units | 105,069 |
Area of the region | 36.2 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 1,272 thousands people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
86.6% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 90% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW), km |
26,542.25 км |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 315.95 km |
Capacity of Substations | 4,106.37 MVA |
Number of substations | 6,992 |
Number of installed units | 124,077 |
Area of the region | 84.2 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 1,353 thousands people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
79.9% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 89.1% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW) |
46,262.27 km |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 315.54 km |
Capacity of Substations | 5,599.61 MVA |
Number of substations | 11,397 |
Number of installed units | 170,288 |
Area of the region | 49.8 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 986 thousands people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
93.8% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 99% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW) |
38,019.15 km |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 2,008.43 km |
Capacity of Substations | 4,825.36 MVA |
Number of substations | 9,370 |
Number of installed units | 154,958 |
Area of the region | 34.9 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 1,278 thousands people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
70.6% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 77% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW) |
25,090.90 km |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 131.14 km |
Capacity of Substations | 3,060.10 MVA |
Number of substations | 5,783 |
Number of installed units | 84,405 |
Area of the region | 24.7 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 787 thousands people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
83.9% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 90.1% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW) |
27,853.14 km |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 113.14 km |
Capacity of Substations | 2,541.77 MVA |
Number of substations | 5,982 |
Number of installed units | 92,049 |
Area of the region | 30.0 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 1,127 thousands people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
80.3% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 78.3% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW) |
34,675.24 km |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 232.02 km |
Capacity of Substations | 4,939.86 MVA |
Number of substations | 9,421 |
Number of installed units | 152,210 |
Area of the region | 27.1 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 1,533 thousands people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
98.7% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 100% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW) |
41,540.71 km |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 6,253.37 km |
Capacity of Substations | 7,058.24 MVA |
Number of substations | 12,396 |
Number of installed units | 273,220 |
Area of the region | 24.0 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 1,174 thousands people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
80.9% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 82.5% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW) |
28,176.60 km |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 342.01 km |
Capacity of Substations | 4,069.41 MVA |
Number of substations | 7,602 |
Number of installed units | 112,607 |
Area of the region | 52.2 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 2,335 thousands people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
76.7% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 77% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW) |
50,980.77 km |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 188.49 km |
Capacity of Substations | 6,355.68 MVA |
Number of substations | 11,556 |
Number of installed units | 176,476 |
Area of the region | 34.5 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 1,092 thousands people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
67.8% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 76% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW) |
26,478.15 km |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 114.59 km |
Capacity of Substations | 3,493.99 MVA |
Number of substations | 6,159 |
Number of installed units | 99,929 |
Area of the region | 457.8 thousand sq. km |
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Population | 13.6 mln people |
Share in the power transmission market (in terms of revenue) |
84.5% |
Share in the market for grid connection | 87% |
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines (along the ROW) |
369,411 km |
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables | 11,482 km |
capacity of Substations, MVA | 49,215 MVA |
Number of substations | 2,336 |
Number of installed units | 1,545,288 |
Strategic Goals of IDGC of Centre
RELIABILITY
AND INNOVATION
• Reducing technological and commercial losses (implementation of smart metering systems)
• Adopting asset management methods (technical risk management)
• Implementing a system for calculating SAIDI (System Average Interruption Duration Index) (1)/ SAIFI
(System Average Interruption Frequency Index) (2) in accordance with international standards
SHARE
• Increasing the market share in operating regions
• Consolidating grid assets (TGO, abandoned grids)
ACTIVITY
• Using standards designs
• Increasing the efficiency of procurement
• Improving control over the work of contractors
• Increasing the efficiency of management: implementing an optimal KPI system for senior management
• Optimizing systems and processes for operations and repairs
• Developing additional types of energy services
APPEAL
• Implementation of stable dividend payments policy
• Taking measures for improving the liquidity of shares
• Entering foreign stock markets
Key Performance Indicators for 2012
Net income
Net income
covered with
cash flow
Target
2.9RUB bn
Actual
3.0RUB bn
Equity
Target
50.5RUB bn
Actual
50.5RUB bn
ROE
covered with
cash flow
Electrical energy losses
to supply to the grid
Target
9.93%
Actual
9.71%
Number of
accidents
Target
0
Actual
0
System Average
Interruption Frequency
Index (SAIFI)
Target
< 1
Actual
0.99
System Average
Interruption Duration
Index (SAIDI)
Target
< 1
Actual
0.9
Electrical energy
losses to supply
to the grid
Target
≥ 95
Actual
103
The KPI implementation plan for 2012 was approved by the resolution of the Board of Directors of IDGC of Centre, minutes No. 28/11 of December 30, 2011; minutes No. 22/12 of September 21, 2012. Actual KPI implementation for 2012 was approved by the Board of Directors of IDGC of Centre, minutes No. 13/13 of May 30, 2013
Business Model of IDGC of Centre
Electricity is transmitted from generating companies to the area of responsibility of IDGC of Centre, the “joint operation” area (IDGC of Centre + TGC): either directly or via FGS UES
Electricity is transmitted from the area of responsibility of IDGC of Centre (from the “joint operation” area) to consumers (under “direct” contracts + power supply contracts): either directly or via TGC
Part 1:
- Consumers make payments for electricity under sale and purchase agreements to power supply companies and guarantee suppliers
- Consumers make payments for electricity and power transmission under power supply contracts to power supply companies and guarantee suppliers
- IDGC of Centre and TGC make payments for energy losses under sale and purchase agreements to power supply companies and guarantee suppliers
Part 2:
- Payment for electricity from power supply companies and guarantee suppliers to the wholesale electricity market
- Payment for electricity from consumers to the wholesale electricity market
Part 3:
- Power supply companies and guarantee suppliers make payments for power transmission under contracts for power transmission to IDGC of Centre
- Consumers make payments for power transmission under contracts for power transmission to IDGC of Centre
Part 4:
- IDGC of Centre makes payments for power transmission under contracts for power transmission to FGC UES
- IDGC of Centre makes payments for power transmission under contracts for power transmission to TGC
(LETTERS IN BLUE TRIANGLES)
Part 1:
- Consumers make payments for electricity under sale and purchase agreements to power supply companies, guarantee suppliers and IDGC of Centre
- Consumers make payments for electricity and electricity transmission under power supply contracts to power supply companies, guarantee suppliers and IDGC of Centre
- TGC make payments for energy losses under sale and purchase agreements to power supply companies, guarantee suppliers and IDGC of Centre
Part 2:
- Payment for electricity from power supply companies, guarantee suppliers and IDGC of Centre to the wholesale electricity market
- Payment for electricity from consumers to the wholesale electricity market
Part 3:
- Power supply companies and guarantee suppliers make payments for power transmission under contracts for power transmission to IDGC of Centre
- Consumers make payments for power transmission under contracts for power transmission to IDGC of Centre
Part 4:
- IDGC of Centre makes payments for power transmission under contracts for power transmission to FGC UES
- IDGC of Centre makes payments for power transmission under contracts for power transmission to TGC
Tariff Regulation
long-term regulation parameters and expert analysis of IDGC of Centre
2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | |
Required gross revenue (RGR), RUB bn | 71.3 | 78.4 | 85.4 | 93.6 | 102.7 | 113.4 |
OPEX, RUB bn | 15.5 | 16.3 | 16.8 | 17.4 | 18.0 | 18.6 |
Non-controllable costs, RUB bn | 42.8 | 47.2 | 51.7 | 56.5 | 62.0 | 68.2 |
Return + Income + Smoothing + RGR Adjustments(1), RUB bn | 12.9 | 14.8 | 16.9 | 19.7 | 22.8 | 26.6 |
Productive supply, bn kWh | 55.5 | 55.4 | 55.6 | 56.4 | 57.3 | 58.0 |
Average one-rate tariff(2), Kopecks/kWh | 128.4 | 141.5 | 153.8 | 166.0 | 179.6 | 195.6 |
Tariff growth, % | 1.4 | 10.2 | 8.7 | 8.0 | 8.2 | 8.9 |
Own required gross revenue, RUB bn | 35.2 | 39.0 | 42.5 | 46.7 | 51.2 | 56.9 |
Operating income (EBIT), RUB bn | 8.4 | 9.2 | 11.1 | 13.3 | 16.2 | 19.9 |
Comparative analysis with the Peers
IDGC of Centre is an industry leader in terms of key operating, financial and economic indicators
#1
in terms of length of power lines
Length of power lines (6M 2013),
thousand km
380.9
255.1
242.8
215.8
175.1
157.6
139.0
120.2
113.1
57.3
#2
in terms of capitalization
Market Cap (6M 2013),
RUB bn
59.9
15.6
15.0
14.6
9.7
7.6
6.3
3.7
1.8
0.8
#2
in terms of trading volume
Trading volume (6M 2013), RUB mln
763.1
424.2
387.7
283.2
154.0
109.1
81.9
77.5
99.0
34.6
#2
in terms of revenue
Revenue (under RAS) (6M 2013), RUB bn
59.1
41.8
36.8
29.9
26.5
22.9
18.9
15.5
12.3
5.4
#2
in terms of dividends
Dividends for 2012, RUB mln
4,396.0
862.9
479.0
308.6
291.1
289.2
160.3
156.5
15.4
0.0
Characteristics of Grid Assets
IDGC of Centre has one of the largest power grids among other IDGCs
data
data
Length of 0.4-110 kV overhead lines
(along the ROW), thousand km
Length of 0.4-110 kV cables,
thousand km
Amount of conventional units, mln
Substation capacity, thousand MVA
Number of substations, thousand units
Key Performance Indicators
data
data
Electricity output,
bln kWh
Electricity supply(1),
bln kWh
Total losses,bln kWh
Total losses,%
IDGC of Centre as a supplier of last resort
The increase in revenue due to performance of the functions of a supplier of last resort in the first half of 2013 to 9.8 billion rubles (excluding VAT), which is 23% of the total revenue of JSC "IDGC of Center"
Consumer debt to ESCs that lost the supplier of last resort status on 1st February 2013 has decreased by 1 billion rubles or 36% for the period from February to June 2013
0.67% electricity losses reduction has been achieved in the networks of JSC "IDGC of Center" (including through the performance of the functions of a supplier of last resort) in the first half of 2013 relative to the similar conditions of the previous year.
Revenue from power sales for 6M 2013 (net of VAT), RUB bn
In accordance with orders of the Ministry of Energy of Russia Nos. 25, 26 and 28 dated January 24, 2013, on February 1, 2013 IDGC of Centre was granted the status of a guarantee supplier in the operating regions of JSC Bryanskenergosbyt, JSC Kurskregionenergosbyt, JSC Orelenergosbyt. It also became a guarantee supplier in the operating regions of JSC Tverenergosbyt (on May 1, 2013 in accordance with order No. 210 dated April 25, 2013) and JSC Smolenskenergosbyt (on October 1, 2013 in accordance with order No. 646 dated September 25, 2013).
The status of a guarantee supplier acquired by the Company enabled it:
• to improve payment performance in the retail and wholesale energy market;
• to ensure transparency of payments and provide reliable power supply to socially and strategically important facilities;
• to improve the quality of customer service by creating “one-stop shop” service centres where a customer will be able to settle all issues related to power supply to consumers.
Grid Connections
Number of requests for grid connections,
thous. units
Number of contracts signed for grid connections,
thous. units
Number of implemented contracts for grid connections,
thous. units
Connected capacity,MW
Revenue from grid connections in 2010-2013
Energy Services (Additional Services)
Maintenance and development of outdoor lighting networks
Service and repairs of power grids and electrical equipment
Overhaul of power grids for the benefit of customers
Equipment testing and diagnostics
Installation and replacement of meters
Energy audit and services
Design and construction of power generation facilities, etc.
Changes in the number of customer requests for additional
services in 2010-2012, thous. units
The Company’s revenue from other
operations in 2010-2013(1), RUB mln
Governance Structure and Major Shareholders
which is one of the highest rates in distribution sector (1)
CAPITAL
STRUCTURE
branches
Belgorodenergo
Bryanskenergo
Voronezhenergo
Kostromaenergo
Kurskenergo
Lipetskenergo
Orelenergo
Smolenskenergo
Tambovenergo
Tverenergo
Yarenergo
Company
The company provides services related to energy conservation, energy efficiency and other energy services
One of the largest TGO in the Central Federal District. Following the acquisition of 100% of the company’s shares, IDGC of Centre owns over 90% of the power grid complex in the Yaroslavl Region
CENTRE AS OF MAY 6, 2013, %
Corporate Governance
(according to the Russian Institute of Directors)
Investment Structure and Changes in Capital
Centre totalled
15.85
RUB bn
SOURCES OF FINANCE FOR CAPITAL
IN 2012, %
of the
Company’s
CAPEX CAPEX
breakdown
by
branch
Large Investment Projects Implemented in 2013
of investment
projects will
enable the Company
to improve reliability
and quality of power
supply in its service area
Overhaul of Motordetal – Kostroma-1 and Zavolzhskaya 1, 2 110 kV overhead lines
Project outcome: improving the reliability of power supply to consumers in Kostroma
Commissioning: | 2014 |
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Estimated cost: | RUB 505 mln |
Capacity to be commissioned: | 20 km |
Construction of a 110 kV cable line between substation No. 30 and Studencheskaya substation (No. 13)
Project outcome: improving the reliability and quality of power supply to consumers in Voronezh
Commissioning: | 2013 |
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Estimated cost: | RUB 300 mln |
Capacity to be commissioned: | 7 km |
Construction of 8 March – Korenevo – Rylsk 110 kV overhead lines
Project outcome: improving the reliability of power supply in the south-western part of the Kursk Region, which is connected with Ukraine via 110 kV transit lines
Commissioning: | 2019 |
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Estimated cost: | RUR 614 mln |
Capacity to be commissioned: | 45 km |
Overhaul of Mtsensk – Chern, Mtsensk – Plavsk 110 kV overhead lines
Project outcome: Plavsk – Mtsensk and Mtsensk – Chern 110 kV overhead lines are intersystem transit lines transmitting power from the Tula power system to the Orel Region. The project is aimed at ensuring the reliability of power transmission and increasing the capacity of the power lines
Commissioning: | 2015 |
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Estimated cost: | RUB 300 mln |
Capacity to be commissioned: | 52 km |
Renovation of Yuzhnaya 110/10 kV substation and installation of 2х40 and 2х25 MVA power transformers
Project outcome: overcoming the shortage of capacity at the regional main substation; extending the operational life of main equipment, meeting the target for quality and reliability of power supply to consumers
Commissioning: | 2016 |
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Estimated cost: | RUB 541 mln |
Capacity to be commissioned: | 130 MVA |
Construction of Kreyda 110kV substation
Project outcome: commissioning capacities to supply power to a new private housing estate; ensuring sustainability of a section of the power grid (renovation of Belgorod 330 kV substation), meeting the target for reliability of power supply; boosting power consumption
Commissioning: | 2014 |
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Estimated cost: | RUB 284 mln |
Capacity to be commissioned: | 50 MVA |
Credit Ratings and Loan Portfolio
(AS OF JUNE 30, 2013)
outlook ‘Stable’
high reliability, a stable financial position, a high level of liquidity
Foreign Peers | S&P | Moody's |
National Grid (UK) | A- | — |
Red Electrica (Spain) | BBB | Baa2 |
REN (Portugal) | BB+ | Ba1 |
Tata Power (India) | BB- | B1 |
Capex SA (Argentina) | B- | — |
Manila Electric (Philippines) |
B- | — |
Domestic Peers | S&P | Moody's |
FSK EES | BBB | Baa3 |
Rosseti | — | Ba1 |
Rushydro | BB+ | Ba1 |
Mosenergo | BB | — |
IDGC of Centre | BB | — |
MOESK | BB | Ba2 |
IDGC of Volga | — | Ba2 |
IDGC of Centre and Volga Region |
— | Ba2 |
IDGC of Urals | — | Ba2 |
Lenenergo | — | Ba2 |
Dynamics of Quotes & Milestones
In October 2012, shares of IDGC of Centre were included in the A1 Quotation List of the MICEX Stock Exchange
Throughout 2012, the power distribution sector was under pressure from external factors.
Shares of IDGC of Centre ended 2012 down 2.7% from the start of the reporting period; however, at the same time the MICEX PWR Index fell by 16.8%
May 21, 2008 |
MICEX Stock Exchange | A-1 |
Moscow Exchange | MRKC |
Bloomberg | MRKC RX |
Reuters | MRKC.MM |
Weighting, % | ||
Shares used in the index calculation | MICEX PWR | 2.33 |
MICEX SC | 3.44 |
Investment Highlights
Operation in 11 regions of Central Russia
with strong prospects for economic growth
National Corporate Governance Rating 7+,
the highest corporate governance rating
among peer companies
Leader in terms of innovation in the sector
S&P credit rating ‘BB’, outlook ‘Stable’
Stable financial position
Development of additional energy services
Approved dividend policy
and good dividend history
Additional revenue from performing
the functions of a supplier of last resort
Contents
limitation of liability
This presentation does not constitute an offer or solicitation of an offer ( advertising) to purchase or subscribe for securities IDGC of Center . Neither the presentation nor any part of it nor the fact of its presentation or distribution form the basis for any contract or investment decision , and the presentation should not rely in this regard. This presentation includes forward-looking statements . Forward-looking statements are not based on factual circumstances , and include statements regarding the intentions, beliefs or current expectations of IDGC of Centre, regarding the results of its operations, financial condition , liquidity, prospects , growth, strategies and the industry in which the Company operates . By their nature, such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties because they relate to events and depend on circumstances that may not happen in the future . The Company cautions that forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and actual results of operations , financial condition and liquidity and the development of the industry in which it operates may differ materially from those presented in the forward- statements contained in this document. Furthermore, even if the results of operations , financial condition and liquidity and the development of the industry in which it operates are consistent with the forward -looking statements contained in this document , these results and developments may not be indicative of results or developments in future. In addition to the official information on the activities of IDGC of Centre , in this presentation contains information received from third parties. This information has been obtained from sources that are believed IDGC of Center , are reliable . Nevertheless , we can not guarantee the accuracy of this information , which may be condensed or incomplete. All opinions and estimates contained herein reflect our opinion of the publication date and are subject to change without notice. IDGC of Centre is not responsible for the consequences of use contained in this presentation opinions or statements or incomplete information . IDGC of Center does not undertake any obligation to review or confirm forward-looking statements and estimates , as well as to update the information contained in the presentation. Despite the fact that up to 31.03.2008, IDGC of Center was operating company , this presentation contains consolidated data for all areas of responsibility RSK IDGC of Centre , including for the period ending 31/03/2008 . Information on financial and production data obtained on the Company , as the sum of 11 indicators RSK acceding to IDGC of Centre. Despite the fact that in 2006 and 2007 under the control of IDGC of Centre ( while IDGC of Centre and North Caucasus ) were more than 11 companies , for correct comparison information for these periods is given by 11 DGC current configuration.