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Investors Meeting
for FY 2007 Financial Results
The Chugoku Electric Power Co., Inc.May 10,2007
In this presentation, the term “Fiscal Year 2007” describes the period which ended March, 2007.
Contents
Ⅰ.Direction and Efforts of Chugoku Electric Power ・・・・・・ 1
Ⅱ. FY 2007 Financial Results ・・・・・・ 71. Summary2. Non-consolidated3. Consolidated
Ⅲ. Performance Outlook for FY 2008 ・・・・・・201. Summary 1. Non-consolidated2. Consolidated
Ⅰ. Direction and Efforts of Chugoku Electric Power
1
Promotion of corporate restructuring program~Build a solid foundation ~
“Good Company”~We meet every stake holders expectations due
to boost corporate value~
“Good Company”~We meet every stake holders expectations due
to boost corporate value~
Promotion of inter-energy competition
Skyrocketing fossilFuel prices
Global Environ-Mental Concerns
Recovery of Trust
Assignment todeal with
Strengthen the management base and the competitiveness
Promotion of management efficiency
Sales increase
Development of nuclear energy~primary importance ~
2
0
50
100
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Efforts to increase sales
(10 thousands of tons )
Revision of LNG sales
60
(FY)
(Result)(Plan)
~Practice of CRM※and promote the comprehensive energy supply business~
Expansion of Mizushima Station tanks(FY 2012)Pipeline improvement support of localgas companies
Enhancement of truck shipping equipment
Expansion of Mizushima Station tanks(FY 2012)Pipeline improvement support of localgas companies
Enhancement of truck shipping equipment
Demand Acquisition Target
2.26 2.26 billion kWhbillion kWh
Household-use1.62 billion kWh
Incorporated organizations-use
0.64 billion kWh
52number of
housing
26number of
housingElectrical Housing
(26)number of
heater
(8)number of
heater(Ecocute)
82number of
heater
57number of
heater
Electric Water Heater
FY 2010FY 2007
1.4times
3.3times
2.0timesPromote the comprehensiveenergy supply business
〔Promoting of Electrification〕
〔 Measure to be taken 〕
・・・・・
※ CRM(Customer・Relationship・management)
3
(Total) (Total)[Unit: 10 Thousands] [Unit: 10 Thousands]
Over FY 2008~2010 3-year period
Shimane Pre.
Tottori Pre.
Hiroshima Pre.
Okayama Pre.
Yamaguchi Pre.
Nuclear Power Development
0.60kg-CO2/kWh
FY1991 1unit 2unit 3unit
~ Simultaneously solve the “3E” ※ s due to development of nuclear energy ~
20% reduction
◆
◆
〃
〃
1.373 Million kW
Output
December2011
December2005
ShimaneNo.3
FY 2018FY 2013KaminosekiNo.2
FY 2015FY 2010KaminosekiNo.1
Start of Business
Start of Construction
Development ScheduleThe Reduction in the Basic Units
of CO2 Emissions due to the Development of Nuclear Energy
4
※ 「Improving energy security」,「Solving environmental concerns」,「Ensuring the long-term stability of power sources that are used as the source of continual generation of profit」
50% reduction
Strategies for Corporate Revitalization- Towards the Recovery of Steady Confidence -
Management Restructuring
Restructure compliance promotion system
[Ongoing Consideration] ◆ Effective application of third-party opinions ◆ Reorganize system of responsibilities for business affairs that reach across the whole company ◆ Further strengthening of internal control functions
[Ongoing Consideration] ◆ Effective application of third-party opinions ◆ Reorganize system of responsibilities for business affairs that reach across the whole company ◆ Further strengthening of internal control functions
[Portion implemented June of this year (on day of General Meeting of Shareholders)] ◆ Clarify of supervision and enforcement (Clarify of division of responsibilities between
Chairperson and President ) ◆ Functional enhancement of Board of Directors (Reduce number of members/Limit term to one
year) ◆ Strengthen corporate affairs functions (Introduce Operating Officers system and Executive Vice President position to handle business
affairs that reach across the whole company/)
[Portion implemented June of this year (on day of General Meeting of Shareholders)] ◆ Clarify of supervision and enforcement (Clarify of division of responsibilities between
Chairperson and President ) ◆ Functional enhancement of Board of Directors (Reduce number of members/Limit term to one
year) ◆ Strengthen corporate affairs functions (Introduce Operating Officers system and Executive Vice President position to handle business
affairs that reach across the whole company/)
5
Although achievement of goals seems difficult, maximum efforts are being made for their realization
No less than 28%(End of FY2009)
No less than 2.5% per Year
No less than 74 Billion Yen per Year
Goals〔 FY2007~2009 Avg. 〕
26.5%
2.1%
60.7Billion Yen
FY 2007Result
26.5%
2.3%
72.0Billion Yen
FY 2008Estimate
Stockholders' Equity Ratio
ROA※
Ordinary Profit
Efficiency
Profitability
Soundness
Items
※ Return on Assets, operating profit after taxes
[Consolidated Management Goals]
6【Consolidated】 Achievement of Management Goals
Ⅱ. FY2007 Financial Results
7
FY2007 Results Summary
110.4%80.9%
102.0%
Comparison(A/B)
Difference(A-B)
FY2006(B)
FY2007(A)
▲125655529Ordinary Profit31302334Net Income
1919,7689,960Operating Revenue
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
Increase in RevenueDecrease in Profit
(Consolidated and Non-consolidated)
8
【 Consolidated 】
【 Non-consolidated 】
82.1%
81.9%103.4%
Comparison(A/B)
Difference(A-B)
FY2006(B)
FY2007(A)
▲134741607Ordinary Profit
▲80451370Net Income
35210,40210,755Operating Revenue
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
9
106.918.7272.6291.3Industrial
105.220.0381.8401.8Subtotal
(108.6)(19.2)(222.8)(242.0)[Details] Large-scale
101.21.3109.2110.5Commercial
Eligiblecustomers
103.0
98.992.6
100.0
Comparison(A/B)
17.6595.0612.6Total
▲2.4213.2210.8Subtotal▲2.431.829.4Low Voltage▲0.0181.4181.4LightingOther than
eligiblecustomers
Difference(A-B)
FY2006(B)
FY2007(A)
Electricity sales experienced 3 consecutive years of increase, 103.0% year on year.Despite the increase of completely electrical houses and others factors, Lighting demand was relatively unchanged from the previous year due to the record warm temperatures in winter that caused the decrease in heating demand.Commercial demand exceeded the same period last year due to acquiring the demand from self-generation, etc.Large-scale industrial demand exceeded the same period last year due to the high demand from most industries and the acquisition of demand from self-generation, etc.
【Non-Consolidated】 Major Factors 〔1/2〕
【Unit:hundred million kWh, %】[ Electricity Sales ]
10
【Own Facilities】 Hydropower increased in reaction to water shortage of previous year; Nuclear power decreased due to increase in supplemental amount.
【Purchased Power】 Decreased due to the decrease in electricity received from J-Power.【Interchanged Power】 Decreased due to the decrease in electricity to other companies.
FuelSupply C
apacity
4113117Exchange Rate (Inter Bank, ¥/$)
16.7654.4671.1Hundred Million kWhTotal
7.755.863.5Crude Oil Prices (All Japan CIF, $/b)
▲ 0.0▲ 7.1▲ 7.1Hundred Million kWhPumping Use
22.5▲35.8▲13.3Hundred Million kWhInterchanged Power
▲ 0.763.362.6Foreign Coal Prices (All Japan CIF, $/t)
▲19.2221.7202.5Hundred Million kWhPurchased Power
(▲12.1)▲ 13.6
(82.9)93.0
(70.8)79.4
(%)Hundred Million kWh
(Capacity Factor) Nuclear
22.0350.4372.4Hundred Million kWh Thermal
(13.4)5.0
(87.2)32.2
(100.6)37.2
(%)Hundred Million kWh
(Water Flow Rate)HydroelectricO
wn
Facilities
Difference(A-B)
FY2006(B)
FY2007(A)
【Non-Consolidated】 Major Factors 〔2/2〕
[ Power Generation ]
Ordinary R
evenue
198
7
191
▲91
283
272
11
Difference(A-B)
102.0
108.7
102.0
86.9
103.1
105.1
100.3
Comparison(A/B)
Operating R
evenue
9,85110,050Total
8290Other Revenues
9,7689,960Total
Decrease in inter-company sales▲ 158
Increase in incidental businesssales 64
Decrease in sales to other companies ▲ 1
697606Sales to Other Companies etc.
9,0709,353Subtotal
5,3135,586Commercial & Industrial
Increase in electricity sales 268
3,7563,767Lighting
Electricity Sales
BreakdownFY2006(B)
FY2007(A)
11【Non-Consolidated】 Income Statement 〔1/3〕
[ Revenue ] 【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
151.3105205310Nuclear Power Back-end
103.0551,8471,902Other Expenses
Operating Expense
Ordinary Expense
86.5▲96758Other Expenses
102.05278284Interests
323
327
▲80
92
209
▲149
359
▲54
Difference(A-B)
103.5
103.7
94.1
111.5
106.2
90.8
120.1
95.5
Comparison(A/B)
Material
9,1969,520Total
8,8509,177Subtotal
1,3651,284Depreciation
807900Maintenance
3,4043,614Subtotal
1,6171,468Purchased Power
1,7862,145Fuel
1,2201,165Personnel
BreakdownFY2006(B)
FY2007(A)
【Non-Consolidated】 Income Statement 〔2/3〕 12
Retirement and severance ▲49
High CIF price (crude oil / LNG ) 185Increase in electricity sales 161Decrease in capacity factor of
nuclear power plant 133Decrease due to the end of
purchasing contract ▲ 139Increase in water flow rate ▲ 54Increase in coal utilization ▲ 53
Decrease in average balance ▲3 Increase in average interest rate 9
Increase in irradiated nuclear fuel reprocessing expenses 105
Increase in incidental businessexpenses 63
[ Expense ] 【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
─ 50─50Amortization reserves for nuclear power generation construction
Rebound from Loss from appraisalof shares of EnergiaCommunications, Inc 125
─ ▲125125─Extraordinary
Loss
110.431302334Net Income
▲ 11
▲ 90
20
(▲135)▲125
Difference(A-B)
188.7
65.2
─
(85.2)80.9
Comparison(A/B)
▲ 12▲ 24Income Taxes–Deferred
258168Income Taxes- Current
▲ 191Reserve for Drought
(918)655
(782)529
(Operating Profit)Ordinary Profit
BreakdownFY2006(B)
FY2007(A)
【Non-Consolidated】 Income Statement 〔3/3〕 13
Increase in water flow rate( water flow rate :100.6%←87.2%)
[ Profit, etc. ] 【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
16623,46123,628Subtotal
4411,9342,375Other
Fixed Assets
Total
Current Assets
Nuclear Fuel
Construction in Progress
Non-business Fixed Assets
Incidental Business Fixed Assets
Electric Utility Fixed Assets
25724,53324,790
1171,2201,337
901,0711,161
2601,7101,971
▲ 25452
▲ 32118
▲64618,52017,874
BreakdownDifference(A-B)
FY2006(B)
FY2007 (A)
Electric utility fixed assets decreased due to progress in the depreciation, etc.Construction in Progress increased due to fully in progress in construction of Shimane Nuclear Power Station Unit no. 3.Other assets increased due to funding the reserve for reprocessing of irradiated nuclear fuel, etc.
14
68.6 % Accumulated Depreciation Ratio
▲ 646 Difference▲ 85 Retirement, etc.▲ 1,287 Depreciation
726 Investments
Shimane Nuclear Power Station Unit No. 3 393Shintaishakugawa ▲142 etc
Reserve for reprocessing of irradiated nuclear fuel
Contribution 582 Recovery ▲ 215
【Non-consolidated】 Balance Sheet 〔1/2〕
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
50─50Amortization reserves for nuclear power generation construction
▲ 22166143Net Unrealized Holding Gains on Securities
1503,7833,933Retained Earnings
Net A
sset
▲ 3▲ 116▲ 120Treasury Stock
1275,8545,978Total Net Asset
0166167Capital Surplus
Liabilities
Total
Common Stock
Total Liabilities
Reserves for Drought
Current Liabilities
Long-term Liabilities
25724,53324,790
─1,8551,85513218,67818,811
1563993,1173,516
▲31815,55615,237
BreakdownDifference(A-B)
FY2006(B)
FY2007(A)
[Liabilities] Reserve for reprocessing of irradiated nuclear fuel ,Increased due to the Increase in interest-bearing debt, etc.
[Stockholders’ Equity] Increased due to appropriate net income.
15
15,202320644
6,0888,150
FY2006
2115,224Total▲150170CP▲ 1643Short-term Debt▲ 776,010Lon-term Debt
2508,400Corporate BondDifferenceFY2007
23.9%24.1%
FY2006FY2007Stockholders’ Equity Ratio
Dividend paid in June FY2006 ▲ 91Interim dividend paid in December FY2006 ▲ 91Net income FY2007 334
【Non-consolidated】 Balance Sheet 〔2/2〕
Reserve for reprocessing of irradiated nuclear fuel 116
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
【Breakdown of interest-bearing debt】
【Consolidated】 FY2007 Results Summary[Operating Revenue]
Increased 35.2 billion due to the increase in sales of other business such as LNG sales, in addition to the increase in Chugoku Electric Power’s operating revenue, also increase.
[Ordinary Profit]Operating expenses increased 46.9 billion due to the increase in material cost
resulting from the rise in fuel prices ,the increase in Nuclear Power Back-end.As a result, Ordinary profit decreased by 13.4 billion .
[Net Income]Net income of 37 billion yen for the current period after deductions for amortization reserves for nuclear power generation construction, corporate taxes and similar expenses, resulting in 8 billion yen decrease compared to the previous year.
16
88.3▲1161,000884Operating Profit
82.181.9
103.4
Comparison(A/B)
Difference(A-B)
FY2006(B)
FY2007(A)
▲134741607Ordinary Profit▲ 80451370Net Income
35210,40210,755Operating Revenue
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
(▲20)(15,750)(15,729)(interest–bearing debt )
0.3 % 26.2 % 26.5 %Stockholders’ Equity Ratio
1587,0017,159 Net Assets
(Construction in Progress ) (257)(1,691)(1,949)
25326,55426,807 Assets
Liabilities 9419,55319,648
(116)(1,066)(1,182)(reserve for reprocessing of irradiated nuclear fuel )
(stockholders’ equity ) (154)(6,954)(7,108)
Difference(A-B)
FY2006 (B)FY2007 (A)
【Consolidated】 Balance Sheet 17
[Assets ] Increased 25.3 billion due to Construction in Progress increased associated with fully in progress in construction of Shimane Nuclear Power Station Unit no.3.
[Liabilities] Increased 94 billion due to the increase in funding the reserve forreprocessing of irradiated nuclear fuel,etc., In spite of the decrease in interest-
bearing debt.[Net Assets] Increased 715.9 billion due to the record of net income. This resulted in 0.3% increase of stockholders’ equity ratio to 26.5%.
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
【Consolidated】 Application of Free Cash Flow 18
-▲ 6338Cash and Cash Equivalents
344▲ 551▲ 207Cash Flow from Financing Activities
▲244487243Free Cash Flow
▲237▲1,093▲1,330Cash Flow from Investing Activities
▲ 61,5801,574Cash Flow form Operating Activities
Difference(A-B)
FY2006(B)
FY2007(A)
CF (revenue) from operating activities maintained at relatively same level as previous year.
CF(expenditure) from investing activities increased 23.7 billion as investment for Shimane Nuclear Power Station Unit No. 3 increased.
As a result, Free Cash Flow decreased by 24.4 billion.
3.8 billion in cash is deducted from the Free Cash Flow, and the remaining 20.7 billion is used to pay dividends and loan payments.
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
Segment Information 19
3( 153.3 %)
26
83156239
87158246
Comprehensive Energy Supply
Information & TelecommunicationElectricity
▲ 11263Difference3438,769FY20063319,033FY2007
Operating Expense
▲ 13127Difference3679,688FY20063549,816FY2007
Operating Revenue
( ▲5.2%)( ▲14.8%)(Comparison)
▲ 1▲ 136Difference
24918FY200623782FY2007
Operating Profit
(▲Loss)
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
Ⅲ. Performance Outlook for FY2008
20
FY2008 Performance Outlook Summary
FY2007Result (B)
92.8%
132.1%
100.4%
Comparison(A/B)
Difference(A-B)
FY2008Estimate (A)
171529700Ordinary Profit▲24334310Net Income
409,96010,000Operating Revenue
FY2007Result (B)
86.3%
118.6%
100.4%
Comparison(A/B)
Difference(A-B)
FY2008Estimate (A)
113607720Ordinary Profit▲50370320Net Income
4510,75510,800Operating Revenue
21
Increase in RevenueIncrease in Profit
(Consolidated and Non-consolidated)
【Consolidated】 【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】【Non-consolidated】
70.8
100.6
62.6
63.5
117
FY 2007 Result (B)
8.1
▲0.6
5.4
▲0.5
3
Difference(A-B)
68$/tForeign Coal Prices
(All Japan CIF)
%
%
$/b
¥/$
78.9Nuclear Capacity Factor
100Water Flow Ratio
63Crude Oil Prices(All Japan CIF)
120Exchange Rate
FY 2008 Estimate (A)
(103.0)612.6
FY 2007 Result (B)
0.7
Difference(A-B)
(%)
Hundred Million kWh(100.1)
613.3(Over the Previous Year)
Total Electricity Sales
FY 2008 Estimate (A)
【Non-consolidated】 Major Factors 22
[Electricity Sales]
[Major Factors]
【Non-consolidated】 Performance Outlook for FY2008 23
[Operating Revenue]Although revenue from electricity sales level out, operating revenue increase due to increase in LNG sales and other factors.
[Ordinary Profit]Although the review of the depreciation system is an influential factor, ordinary profit increase due to decrease in nuclear power backend, maintenance and other costs.
[Net Income]Net income decrease due to the effects of the increase in amortization reserves for nuclear power generation construction and other factors.
124.0%188782970Operating Profit
92.8%
132.1%
100.4%
Comparison(A/B)
Difference(A-B)
FY2007Result (B)
FY2008 Estimate (A)
171529700Ordinary Profit
▲24334310Net Income
409,96010,000Operating Revenue
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
24
[Operating Revenue]Operating revenue increase due to the increase in Comprehensive energy supply businesses in addition to the increase in Chugoku Electric Power business.
[Ordinary Profit]
Although the decrease in profit of group business, ordinary profit increase due to the increase in profit of Chugoku Electric Power.
[Net Income]
Net income decrease due to the decrease of Chugoku Electric Power caused by factors such as the increase in amortization reserves for nuclear power generation construction.
110.9%96884980Operating Profit
86.3%
118.6%
100.4%
Comparison(A/B)
Difference(A-B)
FY2007Result (B)
FY2008 Estimate (A)
113607720Ordinary Profit
▲50370320Net Income
4510,75510,800Operating Revenue
【Consolidated】 Performance Outlook for FY2008
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
Segment Information 25
▲13( - )
6
▲7
51239291
38246284
Comprehensive Energy Supply
Information & TelecommunicationElectricity
▲3▲173Difference
3319,033FY2007 Result
3288,860FY2008 EstimateOperating Expense
▲1814Difference
3549,816FY2007 Result
3359,830FY2008 EstimateOperating Revenue
( ▲66.7 %)( 24.0 %)(Comparison)
▲15188Difference
23782FY2007 Result
7970FY2008 EstimateOperating
Profit(▲Loss)
【Unit:hundred million yen, round down to the hundred million 】
Appendix
26
1. Electricity Sales 【Unit:hundred million kWh】 ( ):Over the previous year
*Power consumption by liberalized sector: Demand for special high-tension or high-tension power reception with contracted power that is, in general, 50 kW or more.
〔 ▲1.7 〕
286
〔 6.9 〕291.3Industrial
〔 ▲0.6 〕
399
〔 5.2 〕401.8Subtotal
〔 ▲2.2 〕 (236)
〔 8.6 〕(242.0)
[Details]Large-scale
〔 2.2 〕
113
〔 1.2 〕110.5Commercial
Eligible Customers’Use
〔 0.1〕
613
〔 3.0 〕612.6Total
〔 1.5 〕
214
〔 ▲1.1 〕210.8Subtotal
〔 ▲2.2 〕
29
〔 ▲7.4 〕29.4Low Voltage
〔 2.1 〕
185
〔 ▲0.0 〕181.4Lighting
Other than Eligible Customers’ Use
FY 2008Estimate
FY2007Result
27
1363,7503,614Material Cost
▲130770900Maintenance
▲160150310Nuclear Power Back-end
970
700
9,400
2,030
1,600
1,100
10,100
100
640
9,360
10,000
FY2008Estimate(B)
782
529
9,520
1,961
1,569
1,165
10,050
90
606
9,353
9,960
FY2007Result(A)
▲65Personnel
10Other Revenues
50Total Revenue
31Capital Expense
Operating Profit
Ordinary Profit
Total Expenses
Other Expenses
(Details) Sales to Other Companies, etc
(Details) Electricity Sales
Sales Amount(Electric Utility Operating Revenue)
188
171
▲120
69
34
7
40
Difference(B-A)
28
【Unit: hundred million yen 】2. Revenue and Expense (Non-consolidated)
3. Variables
15,729
15,224
FY2007 Result FY2008 Estimate
16,070Consolidated
15,570Non-consolidated
FY2007 Result
%
%
1.88%End of FY
1.81%Average
33
11
4
24
22
FY2007 Result(A)
36
12
4
24
22
FY2008 Estimate(B)
¥/$Exchange Rate$/bCrude Oil Prices
(All Japan CIF)%Water Flow Rate
%
%
Interest Rate
Nuclear Capacity Factor
29
【Unit: hundred million yen 】
4. Interest-bearing Debt 【Unit: hundred million yen 】
5. Interest Rate (Non-consolidated)
FY2007
746
197
549
526
14
9
Plan
1,240
4
1,236
212
426
598
163
435
411
15
9
Result
1,975
1
1,974
69
381
1,524
231
1,293
1,224
69
0
FY2008Plan
Subtotal
211Nuclear Fuel
Thermal
Nuclear
Subtotal
Expansion
1,431
2
1,429
472
Network and Others
Hydroelectric
Total
Incidental Businesses
Subtotal
Improvements
Power Source
30
6. Capital Expenditure (Non-consolidated) [Unit:hundred million yen]
62.060.859.558.757.152.7%Single-family
Houses
816.8723.0640.7570.4513.8469.7Thousands of accounts
Electric Water Heater Contract Accounts (Total)
ApartmentHouses
The ratio of newly constructed Electrical Housing 35.132.730.428.426.525.5%
17.514.311.28.46.46.2%
18.7
34.4
64.0
37
18
55
2007Result
21.0
48.0
79.5
54
18
72
2008Plan
23.7
60.1
91.5
66
19
85
2009Plan
15.5
10.6
41.4
17
15
33
2005Result
16.8
21.1
53.0
28
16
44
2006Result
Ecocute 71.7〃
103.0Number of
Heater(thousand)
Electric Water Heater
%
〃
〃
Number of Housing
(thousand)
単位
78Remodeled
The diffusion rate of Electric Water Heater
Newly constructed 20
98Completely Electrical
Housing
2010Plan
26.8
31
(Note) Total amounts may not agree due to rounding offRemodeled contains Completely Electrical Housing due only to replacement Water Heaters or Kitchen instruments.
Diffusion rate of Completely Electrical Housing and Electric Water Heater
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