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Contents t Commercial highlights Page 3 MBC Fleet composition 4 Shipping Revenue Composition and Operating Profit 5 MBC Fleet TCE rates 6 Fleet size and revenue days 7-9 Dry bulk market 1 Tanker market 11 World fleet versus Orderbook Page Financial highlights g 12 First half 211 Highlights 13 TCE rates and revenue days by quarter 14 Group Financial i Highlights ht Maybulk Page 2 2
MBC Fleet Bulk carriers Tankers Total 13 vessels (736,582 dwt) 3 vessels (142,129 dwt) 16 vessels (878,711 dwt) MBC Fleet composition as of 3 June 211 (Owned and long term leased vessels) 1H211 1H21 Fleet utilization 96.1% 94.3% Fleet utilization (excl docking days) 98.7% 96.7% Pipeline Assets over the next 2 years The Group took delivery of 2 new handysizes and disposed d of in 2 nd half 212); and a tanker during the, y first half 211 one new 32,5 dwt handysize (delivery in November 211) long term charter (3 years) for one new 58, dwt supramax (delivery long term charters (8-1 years) for one new 29, dwt handysize and two 61, dwt supramaxes (deliveries in 212 to 213) which come with purchase options Maybulk Page 3
Shipping revenue composition Operating profit (i.e Revenue less operating expenses) RM'million 8 7 1% Full year Half year RM'million 4 Full year Half year 6 3 5 19% 4 3 2 1 12% 9% 81% 18% 88% 82% 12% 88% 27 28 29 21 1H211 2 1 379.461 338.769 1.25 194.789 9 59.1 182 27 28 29 21 1H211 Bulkers Tankers Maybulk Page 4 4
TCE rates First half 211 USD 4, USD 35, USD 3, USD 25, USD 2, Dry bulk carriers BDI averaged 1,372 points, lost 5% or 1,386 points from year 21 s average of 2,758 points MBC s dry bulk fleet daily TC average declined 25% to USD19,64, from USD25,993 in 21 USD 15, USD 1, USD 5, 27 28 29 21 1H211 Dry bulk 3,95 37,952 19,76 25,993 19,64 Tanker 2,141 19,26 15,975 11,993 12,952 Dry bulk Tanker Tankers BCTI gained 5 points to an average of 737 points, from the average of 732 points in 21 MBC s tanker fleet TC average improved 8% to USD12,952/day, from 21 s average of USD11,993/day Maybulk Page 5 5
Fleet size and revenue days DWT Days 1,, 6, 8, 5, Post Panamax Bulker 435,26 435,26 435,26 4, Handymax Bulker 6, 435,26 435,26 Handysize Bulker 3, Product Tanker 4, 2, 227,8 155,697 141,254 141,254 79,61 84,125 79,61 84,125 155,697 178,125 2, 1, Revenue Days - Owned fleet (RHS) Revenue Days - Charter-in vsls (RHS) 177,964 139,643 139,643 187,642 142,129 27 28 29 21 211f Maybulk Page 6 6
Baltic Dry Index 2 January 27 to 22 August 211 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 2/1/27 2/1/28 2/1/29 2/1/21 2/1/211 2 15 1 5 BDI 1.1.211 22.8.211 BDI started 211 at 1,693 points, fell to a low of 1,43 points on 4 February 211 as bad weather and Queensland massive floods affected the coking coal supply very badly Multiple disruptions in shipping market India s export ban on iron ore, the earthquake and tsunami disaster in Japan, the China governmental attempts to constrain inflation and macroeconomic worries BDI closed at 1,515 points on 22 August 211 Maybulk Page 7
6 5 4 3 2 1 BCI BPI BSI BHSI FY21 22 August 211 The most serious drops have been in Capesize and Panamax segments. Supramax and Handysize segments has declined more moderately Shipments for iron ore, grains and soybeans were slightly higher compared to 21. Coal activity, however, is hampered by the severe floods in Australia Maybulk Page 8 8
Dry bulk shipping i outlook Iron ore imports into China are expected to grow at a slower rate due to macroeconomic worries and reduced Indian iron ore supply Projections for Australian coking coal exports during 211 have been revised down in July 211 since data from the first 5 months of the year indicates that exports remain well below average 21 levels Coal imports into China are forecast to decline by 2% this year as high international prices cause the Chinese to rely more heavily on domestic supply Another 14.4 million dwt of capacity is expected to be delivered over the rest of the year, building on a 6% growth in the fleet in the year to date. Once slippage trends have been taken into account, the supply of bulk carriers is expected to grow by 12.8% in 211 (Sources: Clarkson Research) World trade in dry bulk commodities forecasted to increase 6-7% in 211-212 Demand growth is expected to be strong, but not strong enough to absorb the oversized orderbook. The market is likely to remain oversupplied for the foreseeable future Maybulk Page 9 9
Baltic Clean Tanker Index 2 January 27 to 22 August 211 16 14 1 8 6 4 BCTI 1.1.211 22.8.211 12 1 8 6 4 2 2/1/27 2/1/28 2/1/29 2/1/21 2/1/211 A fundamentally weak oil demand that is negatively affected by the high oil prices is hampering demand for both crude and product tanker tonnage The year started with the BCTI at 635 points BCTI closed at 695 points on 22 August 211, up 6 points year-to-date Maybulk Page 1 1
World fleet versus order book Millio on Dead We eight Tonnes % % of DWT on order to existing fleet 16 Existing fleet size Orderbook 14 12 1 8 49% 6 38% 4 2 27% 15% Panamax bulker Handymax bulker Handysize bulker Handy/MR Tanker Existing fleet size 144.3 116.7 83.6 78.7 Orderbook 71.2 44.5 22.9 12 Bulkcarrier Fleet Orderbook % Fleet 28 78% 29 66% 21 53% End June 211 43% Newbuilding orders committed represent a high percentage of current world fleet and will be delivered over the next 3 4 years Maybulk Page 11 11
First half 211 Highlights Revenue declined 27% to RM154.6 million and operating profit down 4% to RM59.2 million mainly due to lower hire rates Other operating income increased by RM42.4 million due to higher foreign exchange gain, reduced loss on equities and capex gain from disposal of a tanker Contribution from both associate and jointly controlled entities declined 69% to RM7.8 million Attributable profit declined by 1% to RM74.5 million Earnings per share of 7.45 sen Net assets per share of RM1.63 Maybulk Page 12 12
TCE rates and hire days by quarter TCE rates (US$/day) Dry bulk carriers Hire days 25,61 22,93 3,263 26,618 24,615 22,971 21,398 17,86 926 971 949 1,7 1,261 973 1,14 1,136 Q3'9 Q4'9 Q1'1 Q2'1 Q3'1 Q4'1 Q1'11 Q2'11 Q3'9 Q4'9 Q1'1 Q2'1 Q3'1 Q4'1 Q1'11 Q2'11 TCE rates (US$/day) Tankers Hire days 16,31 15,938 12,887 1,1 11,13 11,238 12,61 13,421 276 242 265 258 329 363 28 25 Q3'9 Q4'9 Q1'1 Q2'1 Q3'1 Q4'1 Q1'11 Q2'11 Q3'9 Q4'9 Q1'1 Q2'1 Q3'1 Q4'1 Q1'11 Q2'11 Maybulk Page 13 13
Group Financial Highlights In RM million 27 28 29 21 1H21 1H211 Revenue 68.1 721.2 33.7 44.3 21.5 154.6 % change y-o-y +38% +19% -58% +33% +71% -27% Operating EBITDA (excl associate and jointly 422.3 197.6 182.6 218.5 8.1 78.5 controlled entities) % margin 69% 27% 6% 54% 38% 51% Depreciation & amortization (39.5) (29.6) (32.) (31.9) (15.9) (14.1) Interest expense (21.8) (27.2) 2) (13.9) (7.) (5.) (.9) Interest income 36.6 36.4 6.7 3.8 2.5.6 Share of results of associate and jointly controlled entities 15.3 21.22 96.99 38.4 25.1 78 7.8 PBT (excluding CAPEX gains) 412.9 198.4 24.3 221.8 86.8 71.9 % change y-o-y +32% -52% +21% -8% +9% -17% Gain on disposal of vessels 167.4 327.33 8 8. 22.6 46 4.6 PBT (including CAPEX gains) 58.3 525.7 248.3 244.4 86.8 76.5 % change y-o-y +85% -9% -53% -2% -1% -12% Taxation (2.5) (4.1) (.6) (1.7) (1.) (.9) Minority Interest (33.2) (6.8) (3.9) (4.3) (2.9) (1.1) Profit attributable to equity holders 544.6 46.8 243.8 238.4 82.9 74.5 % change y-o-y +81% -15% -47% -2% -3% -1% Maybulk Page 14 14