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3. Highlights of 1Q09
EBITDA: + R$ 340 mm and Net Income: + R$ 117 mm
• Energy volume sold by the generation business totaled 1,890 GWh, 23% up on 1Q08 as a result
of the asset swap operation;
• Gain in 1Q08 with high prices for spot market and elimination of Enersul figures:
reduction of 7.6% of Net Revenue
• Manageable expenses down 17.4%, dropping for the fifth quarter in a row
• Excluding Enersul´s figures, the energy volume sold to final customers by the distribution
business increased 0.5% in 1Q09 compared with 1Q08, totaling 3,266 GWh
• Approval of 3 credit lines: (i) BEI: R$270 mm, (ii) IDB: Pecém I and (iii) BNDES: R$ 76 million for
Santa Fé SHP;
• Increase in Moody’s ratings for the Group and its distributors with a stable outlook.
• Start of the “Vencer” (“WIN”) Transformation Program
Low-risk operations: mixed growth of expansion + efficiency
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6. 1Q09 EBITDA breakdown
Adjusted EBITDA
Adjusted EBITDA excludes:
+8%
• 1Q09: R$ 13.2 MM of Vencer Project
327.4 353.3 • 1Q08: R$ 56 MM of more energy avalilable
-11% from generation
383.4 340.1
% YoY Changes
17.4
2.8
Enersul 57.3
85.2
Escelsa 73.5 +16%
Bandeirante 70.5 +34% 94.2
176.0 176.6 Commercialization
Distribution
Generation
1Q08 1Q09
EBITDA stable in Generation due to the Asset Swap;
Distribution with double-digit growht
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7. Manageable expenditures: dropped for the fifth quarter in a row
∆ 1Q08 / CAGR
(R$ million) 4Q07 1Q08 2Q08 3Q08 4Q08 1Q09 1Q09 1Q08-1Q09
Personnel 74.5 75.9 1.8% -
Material 8.4 6.6 -21.5% -
Third Party Services 87.1 60.5 -30.5% -
Others 53.9 41.9 -22.2% -
Total ( - ) Depreciation 248.9 223.8 206.3 198.5 203.9 184.9 -17.4% - 7.2%
Depreciation and Amortization 79.3 72.1 -9.1% -
Total of Manageable Expenses 326,2 303.2 289.4 277.7 278.9 257.0 -15.2% - 5.8%
Among the fourth quarter 2007and the first quarter 2009, the average
reduction in Manageable Expenditures was 7.2%
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11. Decrease in captive industrial was offset by residential/commercial classes
and lower free customers consumption
Volume Breakdown (GWh)
-9% 1Q09 highlights :
5,456 • Rural: Growth was mainly driven by Escelsa in
4,964 high temperatures and low rainfall (Escelsa)
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+ 13% 106 • Free Customers: The discos also collects the
appropriate sector charges, which are then
2,113 passed on to other entities and calculated on
Others
1,592 the basis of energy consumption in MWh
- 25% Free Customers
• Increase in customer base of 3.7%
Captive
Customers • The distributor has a six-month period to grant
+0.5 % 3,250 3,266 the reduction in demand
• Process canceled by a Escelsa´s important
client that was negotiating demand reduction
1Q08 1Q09
Despite of the decline in free customers consumption, the lower volume did not reflect the
contracted energy
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13. Total losses increased by 0.5 p.p. as a result of the distributed energy
volume reduction
Commercial Losess (%)
Bandeirante Escelsa ENBR - Consolidated
6.0%
5.7% 5.8% 5.8% 5.8% 5.8%
5.5% 5.2% 5.4%
dec 07 dec 08 mar 09 dec 07 dec 08 mar 09 dec 07 dec 08 mar 09
Total Energy Losses (%)
Opex and Capex: ~ R$ 9.1 mm disbursed in
11,9% 12,1% 12,2% 12,0% 12,5% programs for controlling losses
5.5 5.7 5.6 5.4 5.8 42 thousand inspections; dismantling of
nearly 23 thousand illegal hook-ups
6.6 6.4 6.6 6.6 6.7
Revenue recovery: ~ R$ 5.5 million
mar 08 jun 08 sep 08 dec 08 mar 09 originated from recovery of unpaid bills
Technical Commercial
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15. Volume reduction due to the flexibility in contracts and lower short
term selling prices
Volume of Commercialized Energy (GWh) Net Revenue (R$ mm)
Reduction because of the
- 3.5% flexibility envisaged in the Lower selling price in 1Q09
sales contracts for due to the high spot market
accommodating prices in 1Q08
1,788 1,726 fluctuations in - 10%
consumption.
218 177
Others
1,570 1,550
Group
companies
194 175
1Q08 1Q09 1Q08 1Q09
EBITDA (R$ mm) Net Income (R$ mm)
-84%
- 77.4%
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3 3
1Q08 1Q09 1Q08 1Q09
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17. Consolidated Capex Breakdown
+ R$ 3.0
billion
Investments (R$ mm) 1Q08 1Q09 ∆%
Distribution 107.6 66.8 -37.9 R$ 1.1m R$ 1.1m
Bandeirante 25.8 27.2 -4,8 6% 4%
Escelsa 41.0 47.6 -13.9 R$ 0.84m
Enersul - 32.8 n.a. 33% Repowering
30%
Generation 52.0 48.0 8.3% 24% Distribution
Enerpeixe 0.9 3.0 -70.2 18%
34% Others
Energest 21.4 29.3 -26.8 4% 34%
Lajeado/Investc 1.4 0.8 -79.2 Santa Fé
o
Santa Fé 14.6 14.9 -2.4 28% Pecém
13.7 - n.d. 18%
Pecém 41%
Others 1.2 0.3 377.0 2009e 2010e 2011e
Investment Plan regards more than R$ 3.0 billion from 2009 to 2011.
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18. Low FX exposure and stable debt
Net Debt/EBITDA (x) Debt Maturity Schedule
923
2.390 2.348
2.131 5 729
1.963 5
1.680 4 806
4
2 .0
00
3
3 481 471
2 383*
1 .0
00
1,8 2
1,8 1,8 1 334
1,7 1,4 1
0
-1
0
-1 423
Mar/08 Jun/08 Set/08 Dez/08 Mar/09
Net Debt/EBITDA Net Debt Cash and Cash 2009 2010 2011 2012 After
Equivalents 2012
(Mar/09)
(*) Shares in treasury as of market price on March 31, 2009
Net Debt Evolution Gross Debt Breakdown
2,937 (R$ MM) (Mar/09)
(423) (165)
797
Floating Rates *
49%
US$ 8%
2,140 2,348 2,390
Fixed Rates 5%
38%
Gross Debt
Di i a Br t
v d ua
Cash and
Ca a
i
x
Regulatory
At g
Re
.
Net Debt
Dí i a L í u i a
vd q d
Net Debt
Di . i . z8
v L q De /
0
(Mar/09) Marketable Assets and (Mar/09) (Dec/08) TJLP
Securities Liabilities * Includes CDI and IGP-M
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19. Short Term Debt Breakdown
806
212
383 * 174
923
257
423
280
Cash and Porto do Credit
Marketable Pecém Line Distribution Generation Total
Securities Bridge 2009
(Mar/09) Loan
(*) Shares in treasury as of market price on March 31, 2009
- Postpone of the payment date of Porto do Pecém Credit Line from April 30, 2009 to
July 29, 2009
- Amortization of R$ 83 million of Bandeirante´s debentures
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20. EDP Energias do Brasil – Credit Limits
(R$ million) Approved credit lines (Apr-09)
Limit date to use
Institution Total approved Used Available
the resource
BNDES - CALC 900 0 900 2014
BNDES / IDB (Porto do Pecém) 2,000 0 2,000 2009
BEI 270* 0 270 2012
BNDES (PCH Santa Fé) 76 0 76 2009
Total of credit lines 3,246 3,246
* Credit line totaled EUR 90 million (EUR45 each distribution company)
Besides these short term credit lines, EDP Energias do Brasil has others lower value pre-approved credit line
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21. Investor Relation Department
Mayte S. D. de Albuquerque
Cleverson Murakawa
Rogério Pacheco
E-mail: ri@enbr.com.br
Phone: +55 11 2185-5907
Visit EDP Energias do Brasil website
Site: www.enbr.com.br
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