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Interim Management Statement

11 Jun 2014 12:40

RNS Number : 3798J
Graphite Enterprise Trust PLC
11 June 2014
 

11 June 2014

GRAPHITE ENTERPRISE TRUST PLC

 

INTERIM MANAGEMENT STATEMENT

QUARTER ENDED 30 APRIL 2014

 

Graphite Enterprise Trust PLC ("Graphite Enterprise" or the "Company") presents its Interim Management Statement for the quarter ended 30 April 2014.

 

Performance summary

 

In the three months to 30 April 2014 the net asset value per share rose by 1.6% from 677.2p to 688.1p. The increase over the twelve months to that date was 8.2%.

 

In a quarter when little new valuation information is usually received, the rise in the valuation of the portfolio in local currency generated a 2.1% increase in net asset value. This was partially offset by expenses of 0.4% and a small adverse impact from currency movements of 0.1%.

 

The year end dividend of 15.5p per share (see Dividend section below) has not been reflected in the first quarter's results.

 

Over the three months the share price rose by 1.5% from 563.5p to 572.0p. While this was less than the increase in the FTSE All-Share Index of 3.5%, over the twelve months to 30 April the share price increased by 16.3% against a rise of 6.8% in the Index.

 

The discount of the share price to the net asset value at 30 April was 16.9%, which was very similar to the level of 16.8% at 31 January.

 

Investment portfolio

 

Investment performance

The underlying value of the portfolio in local currencies rose by £10.5 million in the quarter, increasing the net asset value by 2.1%. Currency movements reduced the net asset value by £0.3 million or 0.1%.

 

We had received March valuations for 62% of the portfolio by the cut-off date. As many of those managers who did report do not prepare full portfolio revaluations at March, the great majority of the portfolio effectively remains at its reported December valuation.

 

The largest gain was generated by Graphite Capital's disposal of the investment in Education Personnel ("EP"), which was held through Graphite Capital Partners VII ("CPVII"). The acquirer was Intermediate Capital Group ("ICG"). Although the disposal was completed after the quarter end, the April net asset value reflects the agreed exit price. The disposal increased the net asset value by 1.4% in the quarter.

 

EP was the Company's sixth largest underlying investment at 31 January. The sale price represents a significant uplift to the previous carrying value of the investment. Net proceeds of £14.9 million should be received in the next few days.

 

Proceeds

The portfolio generated £15.9 million of cash proceeds in the three months to 30 April. None of the underlying disposal proceeds were individually significant. As noted above, the proceeds from the sale of EP will be received in the second quarter.

 

A total of seven full exits were completed in the quarter. If the EP exit is included, the average uplift to the previous carrying value was 59% and these exits generated an average return of 2.3 times original cost.

 

In addition to these realisations, we disposed of interests in three funds receiving proceeds of £5.0 million, and bringing total proceeds from the portfolio to £20.9 million.

 

Additions

A total of £23.1 million was invested in the quarter. Of this amount, drawdowns from funds accounted for £21.3 million and secondary purchases of interests in two funds accounted for a further £1.8 million.

 

A total of 15 new underlying investments were made in the three months to 30 April. The largest was Graphite Capital's acquisition of ICR, a provider of repair and maintenance services to the energy industry. The Company's share of this investment was £10.9 million.

 

Re-investment in Education Personnel

Since the quarter end the Company has invested £9.0 million alongside Intermediate Capital Group in its acquisition of Education Personnel from Graphite Capital Partners VII, which will therefore remain one of the Company's ten largest underlying investments.

 

CPVII was raised in 2007 and, in common with most unlisted private equity funds, has a limited life of ten years. It is currently in its seventh year and is therefore seeking profitable disposal opportunities for its portfolio. CPVII chose to sell its investment in EP as it is now looking to return cash to its investors and because, at the price agreed, it had made a high return.

 

Graphite Enterprise has been an investor in funds managed by ICG for 25 years. We chose to re-invest in EP alongside ICG because we believe it to be an extremely high quality company with strong growth prospects and, unlike CPVII, we do not have a need to return cash to investors. Graphite Enterprise is an existing investor in ICG Europe V, the ICG fund which has invested in EP, and we will have an indirect interest of £1.1 million through our investment in this fund. The total investment will therefore be £10.1 million.

 

Further current investment opportunities

We are reviewing a number of opportunities to make co-investments and to make secondary purchases of fund interests. If the more advanced of these transactions were to complete, the level of new investment in the second quarter would be significantly higher than in the first.

 

Cash and liquid assets

 

In the three months to 30 April 2014, we invested a net £2.2 million in the portfolio. After taking account of other net outflows and currency movements, cash and liquid assets fell by £5.1 million to £63.1 million:

 

Movement in liquid assets

3 months to

£m

30 April2014

Additions

(23.1)

Proceeds generated by the portfolio*

20.9

Net cash invested in the investment portfolio

(2.2)

Non-investment cash flows

(2.8)

Net cash outflow

(5.0)

Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates

(0.1)

Total movement

(5.1)

Opening cash and liquid assets

68.2

Closing cash and liquid assets

63.1

*Including income

 

As we will be receiving proceeds of £14.9 million from the sale of EP and have reinvested £9.0 million, the net proceeds will be £5.9 million. After taking account of this, the payment of the £11.3 million dividend next month (see below) and other minor movements, the pro-forma cash balance at 31 May is £59.2 million.

 

Balance sheet and commitments

 

The summary balance sheet and commitment position as at 30 April 2014 is set out below. The Company was 87% invested at that date.

 

30 April 2014£m

% of total assets

31 Jan 2014£m

% of total assets

Total portfolio

445.7

87.5%

433.3

86.2%

Cash and liquid assets

63.1

12.4%

68.2

13.6%

Other net current assets

0.7

0.1%

1.1

0.2%

Total assets

509.5

100.0%

502.7

100.0%

Equity shareholders' funds

501.7

493.8

Undrawn bank facility 1

97.7

97.7

Total liquidity 2

160.8

165.9

Outstanding commitments

257.1

277.3

Overcommitment 3

96.3

111.4

Overcommitment as % of shareholders' funds

 

19.2%

22.6%

1. £50.0 million and €58.1 million translated into sterling at period end

2. Cash and liquid assets plus undrawn borrowing facilities

3. Outstanding commitments less total liquidity

 

Outstanding commitments fell by £20.2 million to £257.1 million in the quarter, primarily because £21.3 million of commitments were drawn down. No new commitments were made in the quarter but £1.5 million of commitments were assumed with secondary fund purchases. Currency and other movements accounted for the remainder.

 

As we discussed in the year end results, many of our preferred managers raised funds last year and we made substantial commitments to them. Therefore we expect to make a significantly lower level of primary commitments this year than last.

 

Dividend

 

If approved by shareholders at today's Annual General Meeting, the Company will pay a dividend of 15.5p per share on 18 June to shareholders on the register as at the close of business on 28 May, consisting of a final dividend of 7.5p per share and a special dividend of 8.0p per share.

 

The total payable by the Company will be £11.3 million and the dividend will be accounted for in the Company's half year results.

 

Events since the quarter end

 

Other than as discussed above, the Directors are not aware of any events or transactions which have taken place between 30 April 2014 and the date of publication of this statement which have had a material effect on the financial position of the company.

 

Not audited or reviewed

 

This information has not been audited or reviewed by the Company's auditors.

 

For further information please contact:

 

Tim Spence

020 7825 5358

Emma Osborne

020 7825 5357

 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION

 

The 30 largest fund investments

The 30 largest funds by value at 30 April 2014 are set out below:

 

Fund

Outstanding commitment

£ million

Year of commitment

Country/region

Value£ million

1

Graphite Capital Partners VII * / **

7.6

2007

UK

44.5

Mid-market buy-outs

 

2

Graphite Capital Partners VIII *

73.3

2013

UK

25.7

Mid-market buy-outs

 

3

Fourth Cinven Fund **

4.1

2006

Europe

25.6

Large buy-outs

 

4

Euromezzanine 5

1.8

2006

France

21.6

Mezzanine loans to mid-market buy-outs

 

5

Thomas H Lee Parallel Fund VI

2.9

2007

USA

21.1

Large buy-outs

 

6

CVC European Equity Partners V **

5.5

2008

Global

20.7

Large buy-outs

 

7

Doughty Hanson & Co V **

6.3

2006

 

Europe

 

18.1

Mid-market and large buy-outs

 

8

Graphite Capital Partners VI **

3.4

2003

UK

17.5

Mid-market buy-outs

 

9

Candover 2005 Fund **

0.1

2005

Europe

16.7

Large buy-outs

 

10

TDR Capital II

0.8

2006

Europe

16.1

Mid-market and large buy-outs

 

11

ICG European Fund 2006

2.7

2007

 

Europe

 

15.1

Mezzanine loans to buy-outs

 

12

Activa Capital Fund II

0.9

2007

France

 

15.1

 

Mid-market buy-outs

 

13

Apax Europe VII

0.5

2007

Global

13.8

Large buy-outs

 

14

Deutsche Beteiligungs AG Fund V

1.3

2006

Germany

10.7

Mid-market buy-outs

 

15

Bowmark Capital Partners IV

-

2007

UK

10.0

Mid-market buy-outs

 

16

Doughty Hanson & Co IV **

0.4

2005

Europe

7.5

Mid-market and large buy-outs

 

17

PAI Europe V

0.4

2007

Europe

6.4

Large buy-outs

 

18

Charterhouse Capital Partners IX **

2.3

2008

Europe

6.2

Large buy-outs

 

19

ICG Europe Fund V

3.4

2012

Europe

5.0

Mezzanine loans to buy-outs

 

20

Fifth Cinven Fund

11.6

2012

Europe

5.0

Large buy-outs

 

21

CVC European Equity Partners Tandem

0.9

2006

Global

4.9

Large buy-outs

 

22

Advent Central and Eastern Europe IV

1.3

2008

Europe

4.8

Mid-market buy-outs

 

23

BC European Capital IX

3.9

2011

Europe

4.6

Large buy-outs

 

24

Permira IV **

0.3

2006

Europe

4.3

Large buy-outs

 

25

CVC European Equity Partners IV **

1.4

2005

Global

4.0

Large buy-outs

 

26

Segulah IV

1.2

2008

Nordic

3.8

Mid-market buy-outs

 

27

Charterhouse Capital Partners VIII **

1.2

2006

Europe

3.7

Large buy-outs

 

28

Deutsche Beteiligungs AG Fund IV

0.3

2002

Germany

3.3

Mid-market buy-outs

 

29

Piper Private Equity Fund IV

1.1

2006

UK

3.2

Small buy-outs

 

30

Charterhouse Capital Partners VII **

0.8

2002

Europe

3.2

Large buy-outs

Total of the largest 30 fund investments

141.7

362.2

Percentage of total investment portfolio

81.3%

* Includes the associated Top Up funds

** All or part of interest acquired through a secondary fund purchase

 

The 30 largest underlying INVESTMENTS

The table below presents the 30 companies in which Graphite Enterprise had the largest investments by value at 30 April 2014. These investments may be held directly or through funds, or in some cases in both ways. The valuations are gross and are shown as a percentage of the total investment portfolio.

 

Company

Manager

Year of investment

Country

Value as a % of investment portfolio

1

Micheldever

Distributor and retailer of tyres

Graphite Capital

2006

UK

4.0%

2

Education Personnel *

Provider of temporary staff for the education sector

Graphite Capital

2010

UK

3.7%

3

City & County Healthcare

Provider of home care

Graphite Capital

2013

UK

3.2%

4

CEVA

Manufacturer and distributor of animal health products

Euromezzanine

2007

France

3.2%

5

National Fostering Agency

Provider of foster care services

Graphite Capital

2012

UK

2.7%

6

ICR Group

Provider of repair and maintenance services to the energy industry

Graphite Capital

2014

UK

2.4%

7

Algeco Scotsman

Supplier and operator of modular buildings

TDR Capital

2007

North America

2.4%

8

U-POL

Manufacturer and distributor of automotive refinish products

Graphite Capital

2010

UK

1.7%

9

London Square

Developer of residential housing

Graphite Capital

2010

UK

1.5%

10

Spheros

Provider of bus climate control systems

Deutsche Beteiligungs

2011

Germany

1.4%

11

David Lloyd Leisure

Operator of premium health and fitness clubs

TDR Capital

2013

UK

1.4%

12

TMF

Provider of management and accounting outsourcing services

Doughty Hanson

2008

Netherlands

1.3%

13

Quiron

Operator of private hospitals

Doughty Hanson

2012

Spain

1.2%

14

CPA Global

Provider of patent and legal services

Cinven

2012

UK

1.2%

15

Acromas

Provider of financial, motoring, travel and healthcare services

Charterhouse / CVC

2007

UK

1.2%

16

Parques Reunidos

Operator of attraction parks

Arle

2007

Spain

1.1%

17

Spire Healthcare

Operator of hospitals

Cinven

2007

UK

1.1%

18

Frontier Medical

Manufacturer of medical devices

Kester Capital

2013

UK

1.0%

19

Intermediate Capital Group **

Provider of mezzanine finance

ICG

1989

UK

1.0%

20

Stork

Provider of technical engineering services

Arle

2008

Netherlands

1.0%

21

InnBrighton

Operator of pubs and bars

Graphite Capital

2001

UK

0.9%

22

Ceridian

Provider of payment processing services

Thomas H Lee Partners

2007

USA

0.9%

23

Gerflor

Manufacturer of PVC flooring

 

ICG

 

2011

 

France

 

0.9%

24

Eurofiber

Provider of fibre optic network

Doughty Hanson

2012

Netherlands

0.8%

25

Sebia

Provider of protein testing equipment

Cinven

2010

France

0.8%

26

Guardian Financial Services

Provider of insured life and pension products

Cinven

2011

UK

0.8%

27

TMP Worldwide

Provider of recruitment solutions

Graphite Capital

2006

UK

0.7%

28

Abertis **

Provider of private transport and communications

CVC

2010

Spain

0.7%

29

Evonik Industries **

Manufacturer of specialty chemicals

CVC

2008

Germany

0.7%

30

SAFE

Manufacturer of industrial components

 

Euromezzanine

 

2006

 

France

 

0.7%

Total of the 30 largest underlying investments

45.6%

* Sold after the period end by Graphite Capital to ICG. The Company has re-invested alongside ICG. See "Re-investment in Education Personnel" section for further details.

** Quoted

 

 

Portfolio analySIS

The following five tables analyse the companies in which Graphite Enterprise had investments at 30 April 2014.

 

Portfolio - Investment type

% of value of underlying investments

Large buy-outs

45.7%

Mid-market buy-outs

38.5%

Mezzanine

10.0%

Small buy-outs

4.8%

Quoted

1.0%

Total

100.0%

 

Portfolio - Geographic distribution *

% of value of underlying investments

UK

46.8%

France

13.6%

North America

12.4%

Germany

8.4%

Benelux

5.2%

Spain

4.7%

Scandinavia

2.9%

Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal

2.9%

Other Europe

1.5%

Rest of world

1.6%

Total

100.0%

* Location of headquarters of underlying companies in the portfolio. Does not necessarily reflect countries to which companies have economic exposure.

 

Portfolio - Year of investment

 

% of value of underlying investments

2014 and onwards

4.5%

2013

12.5%

2012

12.7%

2011

12.0%

2010

15.4%

2009

1.6%

2008

8.5%

2007

16.6%

2006

10.4%

2005 and before

5.8%

Total

100.0%

 

Portfolio - Sector analysis

% of value of

underlying

investments

Healthcare and education

19.5%

Business services

18.2%

Industrials

16.3%

Consumer goods and services

12.7%

Leisure

9.0%

Financials

8.8%

Automotive supplies

6.2%

Technology and telecommunications

3.9%

Media

3.4%

Chemicals

2.0%

Total

100.0%

 

 

Quoted equity holdings at 30 April 2014

Underlying company

Ticker

£m

% of value of

Investment portfolio

Intermediate Capital Group *

ICP

4.5

1.0%

Abertis

ABE

3.2

0.7%

Evonik Industries

EVK

3.2

0.7%

Homag Group

HG1

2.8

0.6%

Aramark Corporation

ARMK

2.4

0.5%

Tumi

TUMI

2.1

0.5%

Partnership

PA.

1.7

0.4%

West Corporation

WSTC

1.4

0.3%

Merlin

MERL

1.3

0.3%

Bankrate

RATE

1.1

0.3%

Hugo Boss

BOSS

1.0

0.2%

The Nielsen Company

NLSN

1.0

0.2%

Atos

ATOS

0.9

0.2%

SouFun

SFUN

0.8

0.2%

Sterling Financial Corporation

STSA

0.8

0.2%

MoneyGram International

MGI

0.6

0.1%

First BanCorp

FBP

0.5

0.1%

Just Retirement

JRG

0.3

0.1%

Freescale

FSL

0.3

0.1%

ProSiebenSat.1

PSM

0.1

0.0%

Total

30.0

6.7%

 

* Investment held directly. All other quoted holdings are held indirectly through third party funds and may have restrictions on their sale.

 

The following table analyses the closing portfolio by value.

 

Portfolio - Graphite and third party investments

 

£ million

Value of third party investments

Value of Graphite investments

 

Total value

Fund investments

302.6

88.9

391.5

Direct and co-investments

35.4

18.8

54.2

Total portfolio

338.0

107.7

445.7

Graphite investments

24.2%

Third party fund investments

67.9%

Third party direct and co-investments

7.9%

 

Investment activity

 

The following two tables analyse the investment activity of Graphite Enterprise in the three months to 30 April 2014.

 

Largest new underlying investments

Investment

Description

Country

Cost

£ million

ICR

Provider of repair and maintenance to the energy industry

UK

10.9

CeramTec

Manufacturer of high performance ceramics

Germany

1.2

iPrism

E-wholesaler of insurance policies

UK

1.1

Skillsoft

Provider of 'off-the-shelf' e-learning content

Ireland

0.9

Dahlback *

Operator of retail bakery chain

Germany

0.7

Total of 5 largest new underlying investments

14.8

 

* Acquired from a current fund investment of the Company and therefore also a disposal in the period.

 

Largest underlying realisations

Investment

Manager

Realisation type

Proceeds

£ million

HellermanTyton

Doughty Hanson

Public offering

1.9

Leading Edge

Graphite Capital

Trade

1.6

Avio

Cinven

Partial

1.5

Stonegate Pub Company

TDR Capital

Refinancing

1.3

Quorn

ICG

Mezzanine repayment

1.2

Total of 5 largest underlying realisations

7.5

 

 

Commitments analysis

The following four tables analyse Graphite Enterprise's commitments at 30 April 2014.

 

Commitments

 

 

Original commitment *

£ million

 

 

Outstanding commitment

£ million

 

 

Average drawdown percentage

 

 

 

% of commitments

Funds in investment period

319.8

214.2

33.0%

83.3%

Funds post investment period

577.0

42.9

92.6%

16.7%

Total

896.8

257.1

71.3%

100.0%

 

* Original commitments are translated at 30 April 2014 exchange rates

 

 

Commitments - remaining investment period

 

% of commitments

> 5 years

6.3%

4-5 years

28.1%

3-4 years

38.1%

2-3 years

6.3%

1-2 years

0.8%

3.7%

Investment period complete

16.7%

Total

100.0%

 

 

Movement in commitments in the three months to 30 April 2014

£m

Opening

277.3

Drawdowns *

(21.2)

New commitments arising through secondary purchases

1.5

Release of commitments through secondary disposals

(1.6)

Currency

(0.1)

Other

1.2

Closing

257.1

 

* Excludes costs incurred in respect of new investments

 

 

New commitments in the three months to 30 April 2014

 

Fund

Strategy

Geography

£ million

Commitments arising from secondary purchases

TowerBrook III

Upper mid-market buy-out

US/Europe

1.3

Graphite Capital Partners VI

Mid-market buy-out

UK

0.2

Total

1.5

 

 

CURRENCY EXPOSURE

 

30 April

2014

£m

30 April

2014

%

Portfolio *

- sterling

216.1

48.5

- euro

145.7

32.7

- other

83.9

18.8

Total

445.7

100.0

 

* Currency exposure is calculated by reference to the location of the underlying portfolio companies' headquarters.

 

30 April

2014

£m

30 April

2014

%

Outstanding commitments

- sterling

105.4

41.0

- euro

144.7

56.3

- other

7.0

2.7

Total

257.1

100.0

 

 

NOTES

 

Graphite Enterprise Trust PLC

Graphite Enterprise Trust PLC ("Graphite Enterprise" or "the Company") aims to provide shareholders with long term capital growth through investment in unquoted companies. To achieve this, the Company invests in private equity funds and also directly in private companies.

 

The Company was listed in 1981 and has invested exclusively in private equity and has had the same manager throughout its life.

 

Graphite Enterprise provides access to a diverse portfolio of buy-outs of mature, profitable companies in established European private equity markets. The Company invests in UK-based mid-market companies through funds managed directly by Graphite Capital. Typically these will make up 20-25% of the portfolio. Investments in other UK companies and in overseas markets are made through funds managed by third parties. The Company does not invest in start ups or early stage businesses. Direct investments in companies may be made alongside both Graphite Capital and third party funds.

 

Shareholders of Graphite Enterprise gain exposure to a diverse portfolio of buy-outs of mature, profitable companies in established European private equity markets, with nearly 400 underlying companies. Graphite Capital directly manages many of the largest companies in the portfolio.

 

Since inception, the Company has generated a return of 28 times the capital raised.

 

www.graphite-enterprise.com 

 

Graphite Capital

Graphite Capital is one of the UK's leading mid-market private equity firms with over £1.5 billion of funds under management. It has raised and managed funds for 33 years. The senior management team has worked together for 17 years.

 

Graphite Capital manages both direct investments in portfolio companies and private equity fund investments.

 

Direct investments are predominantly made through limited life funds which have a global institutional investor base. The focus of direct investments is on UK mid-market buy-outs of companies valued at between £40 million and £200 million across a range of industry sectors.

 

Fund investments are made exclusively by Graphite Enterprise. Fund investments focus mainly on European buy-out funds. The investment strategy is to back private equity managers with strong track records operating in mature markets, with the aim of building long term relationships.

 

As it has a long experience both of managing its own funds and of investing in third party funds, Graphite Capital has a highly distinctive perspective when assessing fund and co-investment opportunities. Graphite Enterprise benefits from both the expertise of a dedicated fund investment team as well as the insights of Graphite Capital's direct investment team.

 

www.graphitecapital.com 

 

This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
 
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