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R O C O T O C A P I T A L
On April 15, 2021, Rocoto Capital is in charge of elaborating the Binding Offer that the PE firm will carry out on the
common shares issued by EEP.
TARGET OWNERSHIP
ENGIE ENERGIA PERU (EEP)
10%
SECTOR ELECTRIC GENERATION International Power
4% (ENGIE Group)
PEN 4,390 mm
MARKET CAP AFP Prima - Fondo 2
USD 1,201 mm
(Romero Group)
4%
TICKER ENGIEC1 AFP Integra - Fondo 2
5% (SURA Group)
EXCHANGE BVL
AFP Profuturo - Fondo 2
NUMBER OF SHARES 601.37 mm 7% (Scotiabank)
AFP Integra - Fondo 3
LAST CLOSE (14/Abr) PEN 7.30 62% (SURA Group)
AFP Prima - Fondo 3
FX (13/Abr) 3.654 PEN/USD 7% (Romero Group)
EV/EBITDA 6.77X Others
Source: Company, BVL, SUNAT, Team Analysis STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
ESG INVESTMENT SUGGESTED FINANCING IRR ANALYSIS & 2
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INTRODUCTION ROCOTO CAPITAL
ENGIE GROUP: A GLOBAL REFERENCE IN LOW CARBON ENERGY AND SERVICES
FOCUSED ON FOUR GLOBAL BUSINESS LINES, 20 COUNTRIES, 30 URBAN AREAS AND 500 GLOBAL CLIENTS
Client solutions Networks Renewables (NCR)(1) Thermal
Unique integrated solutions to Upstream presence in the gas Generation and marketing of Reduction of thermal capacity
support clients in the zero- and electricity supply chain electricity from all renewable through CAPEX Plan 2019-2021:
carbon transition (hydrogen, natural gas and energy sources €12bn & 9GW in renewables
4,600 employees 5,200 employees
119,350 employees biogas)
€1.7bn EBITDA €1.8bn EBITDA
€21bn in revenues in 2019 22,500 employees
€2.7bn in revenues in 2019 €4.0bn in revenues in 2019
€1.8bn EBITDA €6.6bn in revenues in 2019 26.9GW of renewable energy 52.7GW of natural gas capacity
€4.0bn EBITDA capacity installed
Source: ENGIE GROUP. Notes: (1) NCR stands for Non-Conventional Renewable (solar, wind, etc. except for hydro) STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
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INTRODUCTION ROCOTO CAPITAL
ENGIE AT A GLANCE
COMPANY DESCRIPTION FINANCIAL RESULTS & AWARDS 2020
2%10% US$ 227MM MERCO 47 in the Top 100 of Companies with the
Best Responsibility and Corporate Governance.
44% 2.5 NET REVENUE
GW 39%
1st place in the Energy Sector.
Good corporate governance index Lima Stock Exchange
US$ 87.9MM
5%
Yuncan (2005)
Solar Hydro KEY PLAYER IN THE ELECTRICITY GENERATION SECTOR
Gas Carbon
• Hidro 134MW
Dual fuel
Thermo Matrix (78%)
Quitarasca (2015)
MARKET SHARE
• Hidro 114MW
OPERATIONS INSTALLED CAPACITY GENERATION
Clhilca Complex
• Chilca Uno (2016-2012) 852
MW-Gas natural
8 Operating plants
• Chilca Dos (2016) 111MW-Gas
natural 18% 13%
2,496 MW Installed capacity 32% 13%
Ilo Complex 13.3 45%
• Ilo41 (2016,Nodo)-610 MW Fuel
• Ilo (2013, Reserva fría)-500MW Fuel Renewable pipeline GW 20%
• Ilo21 (2000) 135 MW- 1,064 MW under development 7%
15%
Intipampa 23% 14%
• Solar 40MW (2018)
Renewable energy
Source: SEIN, ENGIE
1,360 GWh(1) production
Notes: (1) As of 2020 STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
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3 SCENARIOS SNAPSHOT
The team developed 3-tiered risk/return scenarios. They all meet the PE requirements in terms of ESG & IRR.
S1 •The Private Equity Investor (PEI) helps to launch the company's current green
pipeline, including the San José Solar Power Plant (in the environmental study
stage), for a total of 750MW within the next 5 years
• Related to
ambitious RER
projects feasibility
improvements
mainly related to
lower fuel
emissions
financing of the
strategy, to achieve
the expected
organic growth
• S1 + greater effort
• S1 + greater • IRR ~ 27.4%(2),
Scenario 2 (S2): Additional green developments in financing extra
S2
reliance on green slightly
•S1 + PEI also helps to launch other green pipeline that the company currently pipeline and turn
energy sources improvements in
has in its portfolio for 250MW (total of 1,000MW) within the next 5 years. the installed in
(typically offer low ESG terms due to
contracted
load factors) extra NCR 250MW
capacity
S3
IRR. 100% green
+
•S2 + PEI also takes an active role in M&A operations focused on the Chilca Thermal M&A processes create synergies
Park, so that the company can acquire other plants in the first 3 years, operate efficient
and create and close proposed
them, create synergies and sell these thermal assets at a premium at the end of the generation matrix
5 years, staying with a 100% green efficient generation matrix(1). synergies deals
Both scenarios meet PE requirements in terms of ESG and IRR, one more ambitious than the other, mainly in ESG terms
S1 S2
(MW) (GWh) (MW) (GWh)
3 360 12 048
3 087 10 731
248 1 457
2 496 248 Hydro 1 457 2 496 Hydro
963
248 963 248 Gas
Gas 6 055 - 6 055 6 251
Installed Capacity & 963 -
Carbon 1 326
6 251 963
1 110 Carbon 1 326
135 1 110 135 - 64
Annual Energy Generation 1 110
Cold Reserves
4 589
- 64
1 110 1 039
Cold Reserves
4 589 4 276
766 2 959 Green
40 Green 10 33 97 40 10 33 97
2020 2025E 2020 2025E 2020 2025E 2020 2025E
CapEx for Expans(1) & US$ 626 mm for Expans US$ 823 mm for Expans
Maintenance(2) US$ 14.5 mm per-year for maintenance US$ 22 mm per-year for maintenance
Expected IRR Range(3) & IRR: 17.2% - 34.3%, Expected: 26.4% IRR: 15.3% - 30.6%, Expected: 27.4%
ESG Balance 766 MW & 3.96 TWh Green-projects 1,039 MW & 4.28 TWh Green-projects
The level of dependence on electricity generation from renewable The level of dependence on green electricity generation would
PE Role & sources would go from the current 24% (22% hydro, 2% NCR) to reach 48% (12% hydro, 35% NCR). PE's role extends to
Risks Related 41% (14%, 28%), which by their nature are less reliable sources. commercial activities to ensure that installed capacity is
The role of the PE is almost entirely limited to financing converted to contracted capacity at Engie's historical 1.32x ratio(4)
Source: Team Analysis, Company, MINEM, Osinergmin
Notes: (1) Considering that around 140 mm have already been amortized for the PL and HQPP projects. (2) Calculated as PL: 6.5, HQPP: 6.5, SJ: 2.5, Other NCR projects: 7.5. (3) Range based on two
drivers: the share's exit price (US$2.31-4.15) and the leverage level of the trade (35-50%), the expected IRR is calculated with US$3.84 and 45%, respectively. (4) Calculated as the last 3-years average
commercial contracted capacity divided by the installed capacity ex-cold reserves
•
Less social conflicts.
Rapid implementation.
Main Analyst We applied the following criteria selection: Deals (8.85x & 15.62x
prices taken into -Generation Activities EV/EBITDA):
consideration: -Thermo-power plants - Inkia's acquisition of Details
-Avoid conglomerate Kallpa and Samay In
Inteligo: $2.35 -Information and forecast available from EdP. The
Larrain: $2.25 Chosen peers: - Peruvian Opportunity Next
Kallpa: $2.18 - AES Gener (Chile) Company IPO Slides…
Credicorp: $2.09 - Engie Energía (Chile) acquisition of Luz del
Average: $2.22 - Colbun (Chile) Sur SAA
-Engie Brasil Energía (Brasil)
$7
$6 $5.44
$5
$4
$3.14 $3.04
$3 $2.61
$2.35 $2.19
$2 $2.78 $2.70
$2.09
$1 $1.52 $1.47 $1.67
$0
Analyst Consensus Trading Comps Trading Comps Deal Comps DCF 52 wk hi/lo
(EV/EBITDA1Y) (EV/EBITDA2Y)
Suggested price
30% x 2.22 20% x 2.01 20% x 2.10 10% x 2.78 20% x 2.70 US$ 2.31
Source: Company, Team Analysis, Credit Ratings STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
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REVENUES BREAKDOWN
Expected growth in almost all business lines, mainly due to the beginning of large contracts with free clients and the start
of green projects for 726MW (HQPP, PL & SJ)
ENGIE Revenue Breakdown S2: 758
Core ENGIE Income Distribution (energy & power) 2025e
5-Yr CAGR
7.30% 12%
700 642 645 686 1%
620 599
577 574 35%
600 521 536 534
482
500 47%
400
300
65% 40%
200
100
-
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021E 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E
Energy sales Power sales Transmission fee Compensations Others Energy sales Power sales Free Clients Regulated Clients COES Cold Reserves
Free Clients Regulated Clients Cold Reserves New Green Projects (S1)
Commercial Operative Almost EBITDA PL, HQPP & SJ
Source: ENGIE, COES, OSINERGMIN, Team Analysis STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
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CAPEX FOR EXPANSIONS FOR THE GROWTH SUPPORT
ENGIE announced in 4Q20 that it expects its PL & HQPP projects to be ready to start operations in 1Q23 and 4Q23,
respectively
San José
Project starts
Nominal Contracted Power, Free vs Regulated (MW)
(144 MW)
Source: ENGIE, Team Analysis, COES, OSINERGMIN STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
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FREE CLIENTS
Free Clients Income (US$ MM) Quellaveco/Gle Free Clients Contracted Power (MW)
ncore mining HQPP Project
Cerro Verde project starts starts
Southern & Las PL Project
PPA starts (189 MW) (300 MW)
Bambas (mining starts
(170 MW) (260 MW)
projects) ends
Income % growth SJ Project starts
(144 MW)
333 S2: 349 Curent PPAs New PPAs
25% 312
293 1 188 1 211 1 229
281
257 16% 272 1 047 1 065
241 13% 897 897
205 208 207 861 864
8% 7% S2: 19% 716
165 658
-20%
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e
Free Clients Load Factor (%) Free Clients Price Outlook (US$/Mwh)
83%
78
69% 70% 68% 68% 68% 64
62% 60% 62% 49 46
39 39 45 44 42 42 41
50% 52%
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e
Upcoming contract expiration (2024) and prices are expected to fall, in line with marginal cost (anchor cost)
Regulated Clients Income (US$ MM) Regulated Clients Contracted Power (MW)
HQPP Project starts
Bids expiration, Price PL Project (300 MW)
negociation Curent PPAs New PPAs
Flight of regulated clients to the starts
free market due to changes in
Income % growth (260 MW)
regulation SJ Project starts
1 154
(144 MW)
S2: 303 1 035
291 11% S2: 1 304
9% S2: 23% 939 939 939 920
268 897
246 851 823
228 221 217 2285% 226 221
205 209 704
-2% -1% 609
-2%
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e
Free Clients Load Factor (%) Regulated Clients Price Outlook (US$/Mwh)
Bids expiration, Price
negociation
88% 90%
67
65 65 64
64 64
64% 62
59% 62% 60 60
57% 53% 54% 55% 56% 57% 58
56
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e
Savings in the purchase of fuels due to lower thermal generation, offset by higher purchases of energy and power by the
matrix that depends more on its source of generation (wind and sun, respectively)
0% 0% 1%
0%
Fuel consumption
Transmission fees 21%
25%
Energy and power purchases
Staff charges
40%
Supplies and spare parts
46%
Licensing
Electric companies contribution US$ 290 MM 6% US$ 388 MM
5%
Maintenance 2%
Other generation expenses 2%
1% 0%
Depreciation 2% 1%
7%
Amortization 0% 7%
Others 1% 2%
10% 3% 18%
60%
56% S2: 53% 12.00x
54% 10.50x
55% 52% 52% 52%
50% 50% 9.66x 9.66x 9.66x 9.66x 9.66x
49% 48% 10.00x
50% 48%
47%
7.68x
45% 8.00x 7.13x
6.66x
6.05x 6.18x
40% 6.00x
35% 38%
36% 36% 4.00x 3.03x 3.31x
34% S2: 39% 2.66x 2.70x 2.51x
30% 33% 33% 2.22x 1.90x 1.90x 1.90x 1.90x 1.90x
32% 31%
29% 2.00x
25% 28%
27%
0.00x
20%
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021E 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021E 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E
Debt to EBITDA Net Debt to EBITDA
EBITDA Margin Gross Margin EBIT Margin EBT Margin
Interest Coverage EBITDA / Gastos financieros
Source: Company, Team Analysis, Credit Ratings STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
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SUGGESTED PURCHASE PRICE & FINANCING CRITERIA
Scenario 2: Engie can support the LBO debt repayment up to a 45% leverage level given the proposed entry price. At that leverage
model, the 25% IRR goal can be met most of the time. Higher exit prices could be archieved given the additional investments made
in this Scenario.
2nd SCENARIO
PRICES AND MULTIPLES IRR SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS CASH RETURN SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS
Entry price Exit price Entry Exit LBO Debt Proportion LBO Debt Proportion
(US$) (US$) multiple multiple 35% 40% 45% 50% 35% 40% 45% 50%
2.01 2.31 6.90x 4.92x 16.88% 18.46% 20.20% 22.24% 2.14x 2.30x 2.48x 2.69x
2.01 2.72 6.90x 5.54x 20.18% 21.82% 23.64% 25.77% 2.46x 2.64x 2.85x 3.11x
2.01 3.84 6.90x 7.21x 27.58% 29.38% 31.37% 33.69% 3.31x 3.56x 3.86x 4.22x
2.01 4.15 6.90x 7.67x 29.34% 31.17% 33.20% 35.57% 3.55x 3.82x 4.14x 4.52x
2.13 2.31 7.21x 4.92x 15.34% 16.87% 18.60% 20.58% 2.01x 2.15x 2.32x 2.52x
2.13 2.72 7.21x 5.54x 18.60% 20.21% 22.01% 24.09% 2.31x 2.48x 2.67x 2.91x
2.13 3.84 7.21x 7.21x 25.94% 27.70% 29.67% 31.95% 3.11x 3.35x 3.63x 3.96x
2.13 4.15 7.21x 7.67x 27.68% 29.48% 31.49% 33.82% 3.34x 3.59x 3.89x 4.25x
2.31 2.31 7.65x 4.92x 13.22% 14.70% 16.42% 18.32% 1.84x 1.97x 2.12x 2.30x
2.31 2.72 7.65x 5.54x 16.45% 18.00% 19.81% 21.80% 2.12x 2.27x 2.45x 2.66x
Base price 2.31 3.84 7.65x 7.21x 23.70% 25.40% 27.39% 29.58% 2.86x 3.07x 3.32x 3.63x
(proposed) 2.31 4.15 7.65x 7.67x 25.42% 27.16% 29.18% 31.43% 3.06x 3.29x 3.56x 3.89x
2.78 2.31 8.85x 4.92x 8.63% 10.03% 11.59% 13.34% 1.50x 1.61x 1.72x 1.87x
2.78 2.72 8.85x 5.54x 11.78% 13.26% 14.91% 16.76% 1.73x 1.85x 2.00x 2.16x
2.78 3.84 8.85x 7.21x 18.83% 20.49% 22.32% 24.37% 2.35x 2.52x 2.73x 2.97x
2.78 4.15 8.85x 7.67x 20.50% 22.20% 24.07% 26.17% 2.52x 2.71x 2.93x 3.19x
LIKELIHOOD
Invest in exploration of asset buy/sell deal with enough margin fot be able to
new resources create synergies in the mid-term
• Even greater exposure to marginal energy costs in the spot market or facing a lower plant factor than
initially expected in preliminary technical studies
• Increases in the spot cost of electricity due to the current controversy over the declaration of gas prices by thermal power plants, which would harm over-
contracted power generators (Engie case)
• Greater dependence on unstable natural factors, such as the “El Niño” phenomenon(1) that can affect the resources involved in a certain kind of generation,
worsening the load factor of the NCR plants
• NCR projects feasibility due to unexpected variation in the natural source of energy generation that can translate into greater purchases of energy in the system,
increasing exposure to the energy spot price to cover the contracted demand
- IMPACT +
Source: ENGIE, Team Analysis
Notes: (1) e.g., in 2016 due to the El Niño phenomenon, the country's hydro production contracted, and several diesel-fired power plants operated at high costs
Previously shown exit prices depend upon many factors of the exit strategy
Engie Group -
Bankers:
Daniel Vallenas Yrigoyen
dvallenasy@gmail.com
ANNEXES
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ANNEX 1 ROCOTO CAPITAL
FREE CLIENTS INCOME MODELLING
Free clients Summary 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e
Technical Contracted power MW 658 861 716 864 897 897 1,047 1,065 1,188 1,211 1,229
Power adjustment ratio % 107% 107% 107% 107% 107% 107% 107% 107% 107% 107% 107%
Commercial Contracted power MW 702 918 763 921 960 935 1,120 1,139 1,271 1,296 1,315
% growth % 123% 31% -17% 21% 4% -3% 20% 2% 12% 2% 1%
Load factor % 62% 69% 83% 70% 68% 49% 51% 60% 63% 67% 68%
Energy consumption GWh 3,602 5,170 5,222 5,295 5,306 3,860 4,637 5,528 6,509 7,023 7,262
% growth % 45% 44% 1% 1% 0% -27% 20% 19% 18% 8% 3%
Income $ MM 281 333 257 205 208 165 207 241 272 293 301
% growth % 24% 19% -23% -20% 1% -20% 25% 16% 13% 8% 3%
Regulated clients 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e
Technical Contracted power MW 682 488 564 660 719 753 753 737 709 799 799
Power adjustment ratio % 125% 125% 125% 125% 125% 125% 125% 125% 125% 125% 125%
Commercial Contracted power MW 851 609 704 823 897 939 939 920 884 996 996
% growth % -13% -28% 16% 17% 9% 5%
Load factor % 88% 90% 64% 57% 53% 54% 55% 56% 57% 59% 61%
Energy consumption GWh 5,182 3,805 3,137 3,228 3,294 3,507 3,572 3,550 3,462 4,083 4,176
% growth % 3% -27% -18% 3% 2% 6%
Income $ MM 291 228 205 209 221 217 228 226 221 246 247
% growth % 2% -22% -10% 2% 6% -2%
ANNEX 3 ROCOTO CAPITAL
PEERS SELECTION FOR TRADING COMPS
12 000 LEGEND
Américas
GENERATION
10 000 DISTRIBUTION
INTEGRATED
Market Capitalization (MM USD)
8 000
BRASIL
6 000
CHILE
4 000
2 000
PERÚ
GENERACIÓN
DISTRIBUCIÓN
CHILE
-
0 0.5PERU 1 1.5CHILE 2 2.5
COLOMBIA 3 3.5
BRASIL 4 4.5
ARGENTINA 5
0
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021E 2022 E
EV/EBITDA 1Y
Source: Bloomberg STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
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ANALYSIS COMPS COMPS ANALYSIS SUMMARY
ANNEX 5 ROCOTO CAPITAL
PEERS SELECTED
CHILE BRASIL
Source: Bloomberg, Bnamericas, Engie Chile, Colbun, Engie Brasil. STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
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ANALYSIS COMPS COMPS ANALYSIS SUMMARY
ANNEX 6 ROCOTO CAPITAL
8.85x & 15.62x EV/EBITDA FOR DEAL COMPS
On October 19, 2018 Nautilus Inkia Energy LLC (Inkia) completed the acquisition of Peruvian Opportunity Company SAC, dated November 2, 2020, initiated a
the 25% equity stake in Kallpa Generación S.A. (Kallpa) and Samay I S.A. (Samay) Public Offering of to acquire up to 66'622,985 common shares with voting
from Energía del Pacífico S.A. (EdP). Kallpa owns and operates three natural gas rights representing the capital stock of Luz del Sur SAA. The main economic
plants and three hydroelectric plants in Peru. They are the 870 MW combined cycle activity of Luz del Sur is the public electricity distribution service in a superior
plant, Peru’s largest power generation facility, the 193 MW Las Flores open cycle area on 3,500 km2 of indefinite concession and involving 30 of the most
plant and the 192 MW open cycle plat. In addition, Kallpa owns and operates the
important districts of Metropolitan Lima and the province of Cañete.
following hydroelectric planes: the 557 MW Cerro del Aguila plant, the 266MW
Additionally, it receives income from the use of its electricity transmission
Cañon del Pato plant and the 94 MW Carhuaquero plant. . Samay is a 632 MW
cold-reserve thermoelectric plant located in the southern coast of Peru, which and distribution systems, which corresponds to the energy consumption
began to operate in May 2016. billed by other suppliers other than the company itself.
SUMMARY SUMMARY
II. Luz del Sur
Stake 13.68%
I. Inkia
Number of shares 66,622,985
Stake 25.00%
Precio compra 8.535 US$
Deal 342 $ MM
Deal 569 MM US$
Equity Value Luz del Sur 4,156 MM US$
Kallpa Samay Total
EBITDA 2017 271.00 40.00 311 Luz del Sur
EBITDA 2019 307.51 MM US$
Debt 2017 1,049 382 1,431
Debt 2019 657 MM US$
Cash 2017 47 47
Cash 2019 12 MM US$
Equity value 1,368
Equity value 4,156 MM US$
Enterprise Value 2,752
Enterprise Value 4,802 MM US$
EV/EBITDA 2017 8.85x EV/EBITDA 2019 15.62x