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1 9M10 Results Presentation November 5th, 2010
2 9M10: Highlights of the period EBITDA: 2,651m, +9% YoY EBITDA from Brazil: +28% YoY: 19% of EDP Group EBITDA in 9M10 Electricity distributed +15% YoY EBITDA Regulated & LT Contracted Iberia: +8%: 50% of EDP Group EBITDA in 9M10 Focus on efficiency + better than expected contribution from new gas assets in Spain Installed capacity: +11% YoY (wind power represented 60% of capacity increase) Wind & Hydro represented 64% of EDP power production in 9M10 115m cost savings achieved in 9M10: 96% of 120m target for 2010 full year Opex/gross profit ratio stable at 28% Diversified Low Risk Operations + Profitable Growth + Higher Efficiency 1
3 9M10: Highlights of the period Net Profit: 774m, +4% YoY Net interest costs down 9% YoY Average cost of debt down from 4.0% in 9M10 to 3.5% in 9M10 High level of financial liquidity: 3.9bn by Sep-10 + credit line extended/increased in Nov-10 Covers expected funding needs until 2012 Capex : Reduction from 2.4bn/year to 2.1bn/year Downward revision of expansion capex plan in US wind due to lack of visibility over PPA market Net debt 16.2bn (includes 1.1bn regulatory receivables, 1.4bn under construction) Net debt/ebitda of 4.3x (1), FFO/Net Debt (2) of 17% in 9M10 Efficient capital management + Execution of selective growth opportunities Maintaining a low risk profile (1) Excluding Regulatory Receivables (2) FFO/Net Debt as reported by EDP 2
4 9M10 Operating Headlines Installed Capacity (GW) 9M10 Generation Breakdown by Technology (%) Wind Hydro CCGT Other (1) +11% 21.3 Other (1) CCGT % 13% 23% 16% 19% 17% 23% 36% 25% 32% 29% 61% wind & hydro 41% 64% Hydro & Wind 9M09 9M10 Installed capacity up 11% YoY; Wind & Hydro represent 61% of total capacity 64% of energy produced in 9M10 came from Wind & Hydro (1) Coal; thermal special regime; nuclear and fuel oil / gasoil. 3
5 9M10 EBITDA Breakdown 86% of 9M10 EBITDA came from regulated and long-term contracted activities % Chg. YoY +9% Liberalized Activities Iberia Brazil 2,427m 19% 16% -23% +28% 2,651m 14% 19% Wind Power 15% +28% 18% Regulated Networks Iberia 25% +12% 26% 86% LT Contracted Generation Iberia 25% +5% 24% 9M09 9M10 Excluding forex impact (+ 95m from Brazil & US), EBITDA grew 5% YoY 4
6 EDP Consolidated operating costs: OPEX/Gross Profit: 9M10 vs. 9M09 (%) Chg. YoY Efficiency Program annual savings (1) ( million) Human Resources Supplies and services % 28% M09 9M10 Measures taken 9M10 Target 2010 Target 2012 Maintenance of opex/gross profit efficiency ratio Cost savings achieved in 9M10: 96% of 2010 target (1) Savings measured regarding the 2007 cost base 5
7 Business Areas 6
8 Electricity & Gas Demand in EDP s Key Markets Brasil Portugal Spain Electricity Electricity Gas (Total Market) Electricity Gas (Total Market) 9.0% 7.3% 6.1% 5.2% 3.4% 3.6% 2.9% 9M10 vs. 9M09 9M10 vs. 9M08-1.6% -1.6% -13.6% Brazil: Sound growth of Brazilian economy, low impact from international crisis Iberian electricity: Portugal less affected by lower demand from construction related activities Gas demand Spain: Penalised by higher hydro production and lower CCGT utilisation in 9M10 Source: REN, REE, Enagás and EPE 7
9 Long Term Contracted Generation Iberia (24% of EBITDA) EBITDA Long Term Contracted Generation ( million) PPA/CMEC Special regime (1) +5% % % 9M09 9M10 Special regime: +94% output from mini-hydro; +46MW of installed capacity (since Jan-09 to date) PPA/CMEC: ROA of 8.5% pre-tax real; Higher fuel procurement results, -1% of installed capacity Stable EBITDA performance, positive impact from mini-hydro output and fuel gains (1) includes mini-hydro, co-generation, biomass and waste in Portugal and Spain; does not include wind power 8
10 Market Environment in 9M10 Spain Electricity wholesale spot and final price ( /MWh) Spot Price Final Price EDP Avg Thermal Gener. cost Forward Energy Markets for 2011 ( /MWh) Gas cost NBP (UK) OMIP power price (Spain) Gas cost (Iberian proxy, oil linked) Q09 2Q09 3Q09 4Q09 1Q10 2Q10 3Q10 Jan-10 Mar-10 Mai-10 Jul-10 Set-10 Increase of EDP s thermal production on better thermal spreads: lower pressure for 4Q10 3Q10 with lower arbitrage opportunities between spot market and hedged positions Lower revenues from ancillary services and restrictions (seasonal low wind & hydro in 3Q) Forward thermal spreads for 2011 continue tight 9
11 Liberalised Energy Activities Iberia (14% EBITDA) EBITDA Liberalised Activities ( million) +30% -23% M08 9M09 9M10 Volume sold (TWh) % 37 Gross Margin ( /MWh) % 11.4 Lower gross margin per MWh vs. 9M09 as expected, in line with hedging previously stated Higher thermal output, lower arbitrage gains and lower ancillary services in 3Q10 vs. 1H10 10
12 Liberalised Electricity & Gas Supply in Portugal & Spain Electricity Liberalised Supply Portugal & Spain Volume Sold (TWh) # Clients ( 000) Gas Supply Portugal & Spain Volume Sold (TWh) # Clients ( 000) Portugal Spain Last Resource Supply in Spain +57% , % 1,303 Portugal Spain +61% % M09 9M10 9M09 9M10 9M09 9M10 9M09 9M10 Recovery in industrial demand Growth driven by liberalisation and low pool prices Integration of clients acquired from Gas Natural Portugal (since Apr-10): 37% (1) market share (1) 9M10; Based on annualised consumption, including cogeneration plants 11
13 Liberalised Energy Activities Iberia: EDP: Electricity Forward Contracting (%) EDP: Electricity Forward Contracting 2011 (%) Pool Purchases Hydro Nuclear Coal 8% 7% 28% 29TWh contracted with clients 100% Not Contracted ~65% Contracted CCGT 56% Expected output Sales Expected output Sales 29 TWh forward contracted with clients in free market Avg. price:~ 50/MWh Avg. Clean Thermal Spread Locked in: ~ 10/MWh Continuing strategy to forward contract sales and lock-in margins at satisfactory levels 12TWh sold to clients in free market Price and Thermal Spread Locked in: similar to 2010 Hedging through forward contracting of electricity sales & fuel costs to reduce risk 12
14 Regulated Energy Networks Iberia (26% of EBITDA): EBITDA ( million) Gas Iberia Electricity Spain Electricity Portugal % +47% 678-4% +5% 9M09 9M10 Electricity Portugal: 1% YoY rise in regulated revenues, 2%YoY decline in operating costs. Electricity Spain: Recurrent EBITDA +1% YoY; Adjusted for positive impacts of upfront connection fees recognition in 9M09 ( 17m) and IFRIC18 (1) in 9M10 ( 13m; neutral at EBIT level); Lower costs YoY Gas Iberia: EBITDA +18% YoY ex-assets acquired from GasNat ( 32m EBITDA contribution in 9M10) Excluding one-offs and gas acquisitions, EBITDA from Iberian regulated energy networks +7% YoY (1) IFRIC 18: asset received from clients is registered by estimated cost of construction vs. operating revenues. Considering that IAS 16 establishes that the depreciation of the asset should 13 be done within the time period during which economic benefits are generated, assets are depreciated almost fully within the same year.
15 Regulated Energy Networks Iberia: Demand recovery from industrial sector, efficiency improvements Energy Distributed (TWh) Efficiency Ratios (annualised) ( ) Electricity Distributed Gas Distributed Opex (1) /Km Network Opex (1) /Client Connected +5% Spain Portugal x -3% -4% ,74 2,67 89,0 85, M09 9M10 9M09 9M10 9M09 9M10 9M09 9M10 Electricity: industrial sector recovery and cold winter Gas: consolidation of distribution assets acquired from GN and industrial sector recovery Improvements of Efficiency ratios even considering the adverse weather conditions in Portugal in 1Q10 (1) Supplies & Services, Personnel Costs and Costs with Social Benefits (excluding HR Restructuring costs) 14
16 EDP Renováveis (18% of EBITDA): EBITDA up 28% YoY Installed Capacity (EBITDA MW) Output (GWh) Average Selling Prices Europe ( /MWh) USA ($/MWh) +27% +35% 6,181 9,818-6% 4,882 7, % M09 9M10 9M09 9M10 9M09 9M10 9M09 9M10 27% increase of installed capacity; 35% growth of total wind power production Decline of average selling prices in Spain; Slight recovery in USA 15
17 Wind power prices Production Breakdown Avg. Selling Price per MWh 9,818 GWh 16% Tariffs, PPAs & Merchant 9M10 9M09 % % Portugal/France: Tariffs CPI updated Poland: first park in 2010: ( 109/MWh: market + PPA on green certificates) 31% Market + Premium + Hedging % 78% hedged or protected by floor price 22% pool+premium PPA / Hedged (2) $55 $52 +5% Reflecting higher prices achieved on the latest contracts 53% Merchant (1) $34 $26 +30% In 9M10, 27% of output in USA was sold in merchant (vs. 16% in 9M09) 9M10 82% of production in 9M10 sold with no exposure (or limited) to market volatility (1) Excluding sale of interests in institutional partnerships. 16
18 Brazil (19% of EBITDA) Evolution of EBITDA of EDP Brasil (BRL millions) Evolution of EBITDA of EDP Brasil ( million) Generation & Other Distribution +5% +28% 1,103 1, % % 9M09 9M10 9M09 9M10 EBITDA +28% YoY; +5% in local currency + 22% appreciation of BRL vs. EUR Electricity distributed: +15% driven by recovery in industrial segment 17
19 Consolidated Financials 18
20 Consolidated Capex 9M10: 74% invested in expansion Consolidated Capex ( million) Brazil CCGT Iberia Hydro Portugal 1,959 7% 3% 8% Wind Power 62% USA, 11% Spain, 23% Rest of Europe Projects ongoing: 48%; projects concluded: 52% Wind Power 57% Expansion Capex 1,453m (74%) Hydro in Portugal under construction 1.8GW, 0.4bn accumulated capex by Sep-10 Brazil New Generation Plant with PPAs 0.4bn of accumulated capex, to start in Jan-12 New CCGT in Spain Maintenance 26% 424MW, 93% capex incurred, already on tests 9M10 88% of expansion capex was wind and hydro power 19
21 Capex : 12: Reduction to 2.1bn/year Avg. Capex E: ~ 2.1bn/year (GW) ~2.9 Expansion ~2.3 ~2.1 Expansion ~1.7 Other 1% Brazil 7% Hydro 28% Maintenance ~0.6 Maintenance ~0.6 Wind 64% Capex 2010E Capex E Expansion Breakdown Downward revision of expansion capex plan in US wind for 2011 and 2012 Average annual capex in 2011/2012 from previous 2.4bn/year to 2.1bn/year 20
22 Net Regulatory Receivables by Sep-10 Regulatory Receivables ( million) 1,128 Regulatory Receivables from CMECs: 520m (- 66m vs. Dec-09) 120m created in 9M10 (low coal production and low electricity prices) ~ 275m are being recovered in 2010; remaining to be recovered in 2011 Portugal CMECs 520 Spanish Tariff Deficit: 723m (+ 221m vs. Dec-09): 320m from deficit included in the ongoing securitization process Additional tariff deficit being created in 2010 Spain Portugal Reg. Distrib. & Supply Brazil Sep-10 Portugal last resort supply & distribution: - 101m (+ 408m vs. Dec-09) 509m being returned to the tariffs in 2010 Total amount expected to become closer to zero by Dec-10 Spanish tariff deficit is the largest component, but represents 4% of EDP s net debt 21
23 Construction in Progress & Hydro Concession Payments CCGT Spain 0.3 Brazil Generation 2.5bn 0.4 Soto MW CCGT in Spain: To start operations in Jan-11 93% of total investment already incurred Pécem Coal plant in Brazil: 15 Year PPA contract, 360 MW attributable capacity Total investment: BRL1.5bn, 67% of which already incurred Operation starts in Jan-12; Expected EBITDA in 2012: BRL240m ( 100m) Wind Hydro Construction Portugal Hydro Concessions Portugal Sep MW under construction: 30% in Spain, 30% in Romania, 15% in US 1.3GW capacity added between Sep-09 and Sep-10 (EBITDA growth for 2011) 300 MW to be installed in 4Q10, reaching 6.5GW by Dec-10: 850m- 900m 12 months EBITDA 7 hydro plants under construction (1.8 GW capacity); 2012: 3 plants in operation; Expected EBITDA 40m 2016: 7 plants in operation; EBITDA ~ c170m Total capex in these plants 1.7bn, from which 0.9bn in 4Q bn paid for hydro concessions in Portugal in 2008/ m for extension by ~30 year in 26 plants: EBITDA + 80m in 2014, + 10m in m for concession rights to build 3 new hydro plants: EBITDA contribution in 2015/16 3.4GW under construction, 1.4bn already invested Coal in Brazil + Hydro in Portugal: + 140m of EBITDA from new capacity already in 2012 Hydro concessions Portugal: 1bn already invested, EBITDA only from 2014 onwards 22
24 EDP Net Debt Sep-10 Impacted by Construction in Progress & Regulatory Receivables Impact on Regulatory Receivables & Works in Progress on Net Debt ( billion) Net debt / EBITDA (X) Hydro Concession Payments Net Debt Sep-10 Regulatory Receivables Construction in Progress & Hydro Concession Payments Adjusted Net Debt Sep-10 Net Debt/EBITDA Adjust. Regulatory Receivables Adj. Reg. Receivables, & Construction Works Net Debt & Net debt/ebitda impacted by regulatory receivables / works in progress (1) Adjusted by Regulatory Receivables (2) Adjusted by Regulatory Receivables and construction in progress 23
25 Net Debt Breakdown Debt by Interest Rate Term Debt by Currency Debt by Source of Funds Fixed 44% BRL USD 8% 20% Banks 33% 56% Floating 72% EUR 67% Capital Market Dec-09 Sep-10 Rating Last Rating Action Net Debt/EBITDA 4.2x 4.6x Net Debt/EBITDA Adjusted (1) 3.9x 4.3x Standard & Poors A-/Negative/A2 29/10/2010 Moody s A3/Stable/P2 13/07/2010 FFO / Net Debt 16% 17% Fitch A-/Stable/F2 17/06/2010 A- reaffirmed by Standard & Poors in Oct-10 and A3 reaffirmed by Moody s in Jul-10 Net debt/ebitda in 9M10 calculated based on the annualized value of 9M10 EBITDA (1) Adjusted for Regulatory Receivables and payment of assets acquired to Gas Natural on 31-Dec-09 24
26 EDP financial liquidity position ( million) Sources of liquidity (Sep-10) Instrument Maximum Amount Number of counterparties Utilised Available Maturity Revolving Credit Facility (US$1.5bn) 1, , Revolving Credit Facility 1, , Domestic Credit Lines Renewable Underwritten CP Programmes Renewable Total Credit Lines 3,593 1,099 2,494 Cash and Equivalents: 1,419 Total Liquidity Available 3,913 Nov-10: 1.6bn RCF increased to 2.0bn with a new 5 year maturity, 21 counterparties 4.3bn of cash and liquidity facilities available by Nov-10 25
27 EDP consolidated debt maturity profile EDP consolidated debt maturity profile (September 30, 2010) ( million) Commercial paper Other companies EDP SA + BV Brazil: 50 M Project Finance: 32 M Average Debt Maturity Sep-10: 5 years % 0.7bn Bond: Mar bn Bond: Jun-11 14% 14% 10% 10% 11% 12% 3% 20% > bn financial liquidity by Sep-10 + new RCF closed in Nov-10: cover funding needs until
28 EDP main sources and uses of funds in Sources of funds Use of funds Refinancing needs in the bond market : Cash & Equivalents (Sep-10): Available Credit Lines (Sep-10): Credit line Increase (Nov-10) 1.4bn 2.5bn 0.4bn Bond maturing in Mar-11: Bond maturing in Jun-11: Bond maturing in Jun-12: Bond maturing in Nov-12: 0.7bn 0.5bn 0.5bn 0.8bn Total: 4.3bn Total: 2.5bn Comfortable liquidity position covers funding needs until
29 Net Profit up 4% YoY ( million) 9M09 9M10 % Abs. EBITDA 2,427 2,651 +9% +224 Net Depreciations and Provisions 955 1, % +193 EBIT 1,472 1,503 +2% +31 Net Interest Costs (439) (401) -9% +38 Other (1) % % increase of installed capacity Acquisition of gas networks + IFRIC18 in Spain Lower cost of debt: 3.5% in 9M10 vs. 4.0% in 9M09 31m capital gains in 9M09 vs. immaterial in 9M10 Income Taxes % -4 Effective tax rate flat YoY: 26.0% in 9M10 Minority Interests % +9 Net Profit % +26 Brazil: EDP s economic interest down from 72% to 65% (1) Results from associated companies, capital gains, impairments and discontinued activities 28
30 Prospects: EBITDA 2010E Regulated & LT contracted activities: Stable operating performance in line with low risk profile EDP expects to deliver current consensus Net Debt 2010E Timing for securitization of Spanish tariff deficit still not 100% clear Net debt 2010E: ~ 16.0bn (assuming stable forex rates and securitisation in Spain before YE) Net Profit 2010E Average cost of debt expected to be below 4.0% in 2010 No material forex impact on net profit EDP expects to deliver current consensus Free Cash Flow positive in 2011 and 2012 (excluding regulatory receivables) High weight of regulated & LT contract + hedging policy (both in forex and energy markets) Visibility and predictability on EDP s financial performance 29
31 A resilient business model in a challenging environment Improvement of returns Reported EBITDA +9% (key growth drivers: Brazil and Wind Power) Net interest costs: -9% (cost of debt down from 4.0% to 3.5%) Net Profit: +4% Continued Profitable Growth Total Installed capacity: +11% YoY in 9M10 (wind capacity +27%) Focus on Wind, Hydro in Portugal, Brazil: high returns, controlled risk 1.4bn already invested in 3.4GW capacity under construction Controlled risk >80% EBITDA from regulated or LT contracted activities Market diversification with forex hedging: funding in local currencies financial liquidity covers funding needs until 2012 A- reaffirmed by Standard & Poor s in Oct-10 Maintaining a low risk + profitable growth profile 30
32 IR Contacts Miguel Viana, Head of IR Sónia Pimpão Elisabete Ferreira Ricardo Farinha Noélia Rocha Phone: Visit EDP Website Site: Link Results & Presentations: /Publications/default.htm Next Events November 17 th /19 th : London Roadshow November 30 th : NYC, JP Morgan Iberian Conference December 1 st : Boston Roadshow December 2 nd /3 rd : NYC, UBS European Large Caps Confer.
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