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Investment Risks

Our conservative estimation of Kernel is backed up by derived uncertainty from the following risks:

  • Uncertainty of the Russian expansion

  • Supply chain disruption risk

  • Weather risks

  • Regulatory risks

  • Other risks

Figure 37. Risks Impact on Kernel’s Supply Chain

Risk

Farming and purchasing

Processing

Supply chain

Total**

Sunflower seed

Grain seed

Sugar beets*

Sugar*

Oil

Oil Sales

Grain Sales

Sugar sales*

Silos and transportation

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*Kernel’s sugar business is expected to be sold in 2013/2014

** Weighted on a share in EBITDA ( 2012)

Source: KNU estimates

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Figure 38. Risk Matrix

Uncertainty of Russian expansion

Regulatory risks

Supply chain disruption risk

Weather risks

Other risks

Source: KNU estimates

Figure 39.Impact of Ukrainian yield

Source: KNU estimates

Figure 40. Regulatory risks

Regulatory risks

Restriction on land ownership if a land bank exceeds 100 ha

Necessity of converting foreign currency revenues

Lack of purchased rail cars by Ukrzaliznytsia

Enhancement of product quality requirements

Price regulation performed bylocal authorities

Launch of export duties

Lowering sunflower seed duties

Non-performance of VAT refund to agricultural producers

Launch of export duties

Launch of land market


Source: KNU estimates

Uncertainty of the Russian expansion. Kernel’s expansion on the Russian market of sunflower oil and grain trading has to compensate the fall in the company’s profitability in 2012 and lack of massive developing perspective in Ukraine. Nevertheless, we are taking into account a risk of achieving poorer results than the ones presented by the company’s top-management. This risk derives from:

  • Lack of seed provision from local suppliers

  • High rival pressure

  • Reduce in an EBITDA margin after starting new businesses

  • Weaker than anticipated demand

Supply chain disruption risk. The full production-supply chain increases effectiveness, hedges the company’s price risk and generates additional profit caused by synergy effect. Yet there is the other side of the coin: some force majeure circumstances such as destruction of cultivated areas, temporary unavailability of means of transportation and handling, could cause a spread of the risk on the other links of the chain, which may result in critical or even catastrophic losses for the company (see Apendix 8). At present there is a risk of sunflower oil shipment failure due to a shortage of rail cars provided by the state enterprise Ukrzaliznytsia. Poltava oil-crushing plant (owned by Kernel) emphasizes severity, which might lead to a total plant shutdown.

Weather risks. Decrease in the company’s key crops output due to unfavorable weather conditions will result in the following changes:

  • Raw materials: deficit on the domestic market will cause a boost of prices of raw materials (Kernel purchased 94.4% of oilseed and 78.4% of grains for its own needs in 2012) and margin shrinking. Should a bad harvest scenario occur (which is rather common in Ukraine) and the government launches export quotas, the aforesaid impact will be leveled by high profitability. This regulation method would alleviate supply of raw materials and reduce pressure on Kernel’s margin.

  • Silo’s loadings: Decrease in silo network turnover and growth of cost of goods will take place if Kernel’s farms and its potential suppliers suffer from serious crop failure. Furthermore, possible losses are considered to be quite drastic.

  • Export prices: Ukrainian goods account for a significant share in the world markets of sunflower oil and grains (54% - sunflower oil, 14% - corn, 12% - barley). Therefore, drop of Ukrainian supply will cause increase in the world prices (estimated elasticity of the world prices with respect to Ukrainian yields is -1.06 for sunflower oil and -0.52 for corn). This fact ascertains that the decline in volumes will be offset by the growth in prices. Therefore, the weather doesn’t pose significant influence on the company’s operating activities; this argument is confirmed by absence of interconnection between yields and EBITDA margin.

Regulatory risks. Ukrainian legislation in the agricultural segment is insufficient and constantly changes. Government actions often pose strict limitations on the market participants and reduce their attractiveness to investors. For example, there are a well-established practice of export quotas and duties introduction, application of price control instruments. Moreover, obligatory conversion of 50% currency earnings was set by the National Bank of Ukraine in order to maintain an exchange rate. Furthermore, the land market is expected to be launched in 2016 (permission of land trading) that will significantly force agricultural companies to transform their business model. Still we estimate that the aforesaid regulations won’t seriously harm the company: Kernel’s perfect record of getting quotas and long-term land lease contracts mitigate the threat.

Other risks to be mentioned:

  • external risks:

  • translation risk

  • increase in competitiveness in the industry

  • internal risks:

  • decrease in financial flexibility due to a strategy of extensive investments

  • growth in costs of production caused by a possible boost of prices of fertilizers and gas

Appendix 1. Financial statement

Figure 41. Kernel`s IFRS Financial, USD thousands

BALANCE SHEET

 

FY2011

FY2012

FY2013E

FY2014F

FY2015F

FY2016F

FY2017F

FY2018F

ASSETS

 

Cash & equivalents

115,897

82,529

128,042

197,673

348,686

558,632

810,089

1 065 315

 

Trade accounts receivable, net

111,586

146,362

160,618

190,707

208,166

227,889

236,772

246 775

 

Prepayments to suppliers & other current assets, net

81,334

90,335

112,634

131,997

143,233

155,926

161,642

168 079

 

Taxes recoverable & prepaid, net

221,274

238,294

238,294

238,294

238,294

238,294

238,294

238 294

 

Inventories

183,668

410,182

414,130

493,849

540,586

593,770

617,849

645 052

 

Biological assets

95,961

153,338

160,068

185,787

204,480

217,871

227,378

234 087

Total current assets

809,720

1,121,040

1,213,786

1,438,307

1,683,444

1,992,383

2,292,023

2,597,602

 

PP&E, net

502,752

728,371

858,102

930,303

1,001,015

1,039,483

1,079,256

1 120 632

 

Intangible assets, net

65,563

91,087

106,858

117,854

125,519

130,863

134,589

137 186

 

Goodwill

85,989

137,227

137,227

137,227

137,227

137,227

137,227

137 227

 

Deffered tax assets

10,723

21,502

21,502

21,502

21,502

21,502

21,502

21 502

 

Other non-current assets

97,862

19,805

19,805

19,805

19,805

19,805

19,805

19 805

Total non-current assets

762 889

997,992

1,143,495

1,226,691

1,305,068

1,348,880

1,392,379

1,436,352

 TOTAL ASSETS

1,572,609

2,119,032

2,357,280

2,664,998

2,988,512

3,341,263

3,684,402

4,033,954

 

LIABILITIES

 

Trade accounts payables

27,055

25,490

31,750

37,720

41,185

45,098

46,861

48 845

 

Advances from customers and other current liabilities

102,029

157,338

172,272

204,633

223,410

244,622

254,176

264 934

 

Short-term borrowings

234,514

167,348

296,298

333,938

376,033

421,810

468,174

515,234

 

Current portion of long-term borrowings

31,392

98,622

-

-

-

-

-

-

Total current liabilities

394 990

448,798

500,320

576,291

640,628

711,531

769,211

829,014

 

Long-term borrowings

152,684

414,238

462,912

523,320

590,880

664,349

738,759

814,287

 

Obligation under finance lease

3,373

12,622

12,622

12,622

12,622

12,622

12,622

12,622

 

Deferred tax liability

24,119

26,356

26,356

26,356

26,356

26,356

26,356

26,356

 

Other non-current liabilities

153

6,317

6,317

6,317

6,317

6,317

6,317

6,317

Total non-current liabilities

180,329

459,533

508,207

568,615

636,175

709,644

784,054

859,582

SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY

 

Share capital

1,945

2,104

2,104

2,104

2,104

2,104

2,104

2,104

 

Share premium reserve

321,556

463,879

463,879

463,879

463,879

463,879

463,879

463,879

 

Subscrived capital

137,354

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

 

Additional paid-in capital

39,944

39,944

39,944

39,944

39,944

39,944

39,944

39,944

 

Equity‑settled employee benefits reserve

1,211

1,211

1,211

1,211

1,211

1,211

1,211

 

Revaluation reserve

15,049

15,049

15,049

15,049

15,049

15,049

15,049

15,049

 

Translation reserve

-162,152

-167,082

-167,082

-167,082

-167,082

-167,082

-167,082

-167,082

 

Retained earnings

617,878

824,578

962,631

1,133,968

1,325,587

1,533,965

1,745,014

1,959,235

Shareholders' equity

971,574

1,179,683

1,317,736

1,489,073

1,680,692

1,889,070

2,100,119

2,314,340

Minority interest

25,716

31,018

31,018

31,018

31,018

31,018

31,018

31,018

Total shareholders' equity

997,290

1,210,701

1348754

1,520,091

1,711,710

1,920,088

2,131,137

2,345,358

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

1,572,609

2,119,032

2357280

2,664,998

2,988,512

3,341,263

3,684,402

4,033,954