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annual results report
annual results report 2015 INDEX - ANNUAL RESULTS REPORT 2015 I.Executive Summary .................................................... 3 II. A. B. C. Description of the Portfolio properties ............17 Hotels .................................................................................. 18 Offices .................................................................................. 29 Residential ........................................................................... 42 iII.Corporate transactions by Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios.............................................................. 44 A. Capital Increase.................................................................... 45 B. General Meeting of Shareholders......................................... 45 iV.Summary of the Financial Statements.................49 A. Consolidated Balance Sheet and Consolidated Income Statement............................................................................. 50 B. Analysis of the Financial Statements as of 31 December, 2015...................................................... 52 V.Appendices................................................................... 60 A. Shareholder Structure.......................................................... 61 b) Composition of the board of directors and of its committees........................................................... 61 I. Executive Summary ANNUAL RESULTS REPORT 2015 4 Executive Summary Key Aspects • In 2015 Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios, S.A. (hereinafter “Hispania”) acquired 33 assets with a joint acquisition value of 841 million euro (excluding transaction costs and taking into account 100% stake in BAY). • Hispania also reached a binding agreement to acquire the Dunas Hotels & Resorts hotel complex, made up of 4 hotels (Hotel Dunas Don Gregory, Hotel Dunas Suites & Villas, Hotel Dunas Maspalomas and Hotel Dunas Mirador), on signing the conditions precedent, for a total of 75 million euro (excluding transaction costs). • Among the investments made in 2015 we highlight the formalization of the two phases of the transaction with Grupo Barceló for a total portfolio value of 458.6 million euro (considering 100% of the portfolio and excluding transaction costs). As an essential part of the closure of the Second Phase, Hispania’s final participation in BAY was fixed at 76%, thus cancelling Grupo Barceló’s option to increase their stake to a maximum of 49% in the company. • As a result of these acquisitions, since its stock market floatation and until the close of the year 2015, Hispania has invested in a total of 58 assets, with a consolidated value of 1,425 million euro (according to CBRE valuations as of 3112-2015). • Hispania’s major commercial effort in 2015 has resulted in an office occupancy rate as of year end of 71% in Madrid and 93% in Barcelona. • Hispania has managed significant increases in the rental income of certain assets that have completed their repositioning or are currently under refurbishment, such as Torre 30 Building (formerly known as NCR Building), whose rent has increased from the first quarter of 2015 by 31%, or in Comandante Azcárraga, 3 where the increase was 13%. • In residential property, Hispania has registered an increase in the average rental income in Isla del Cielo of 6% and in Sanchinarro of 8% compared to the end of third quarter 2015, and reaching an average occupancy rate in the residential portfolio of 86% at year end. • In 2015 a total of 42 million euro was invested in repositioning assets, with works being completed on a number of office buildings, such as Murano and Mizar, as well as having completed the renovations of the Hotel Jardines in Teide and Hotel Teguise in the BAY portfolio. Within the residential portfolio the renovations have focused on the common areas within the two main residential buildings, where a number of homes have also been reformed. • The valuations carried out on assets have led to a revaluation of 55 million euros, and a negative consolidation difference of 23 million euros. • In 2015 Hispania obtained finance for a total nominal valie of 582 million euro, amounting to a net loan-to-value ratio of 25%, at year end • In April 2015 Hispania successfully completed a capital increase of 337 million euros. • The consolidated Group has registered total income in 2015 of 39 million euro (€38 million euro of rental income), consolidated EBITDA of 10 million euro and a consolidated net profit of 73 million euro. • The net asset value in accordance with the EPRA recommendations stands at 965,6 million euros, amounting to €11,69/share 5 Summary of Activity in 2015 HOTELS The portfolio of hotels as of the end of 2015 includes a total of 8,234 keys within 27 hotels and 2 shopping centres. In addition, there will be 1,183 additional keys from the Dunas Hotels & Resorts portfolio, once the conditions precedent have been met and the acquisition is formally executed. In terms of GAV as of the end of 2015, the total value of assets was 845 million euro, divided between the Canary Islands (71%), the Balearic Islands (12%), Andalusia (9%), Madrid (6%) and Barcelona (2%). In the fourth quarter of 2015 Hispania acquired the Hotel Sandos San Blas Nature Resort & Golf for a total of 36.8 million euro (not including acquisition costs). In addition, a binding contract was concluded for the acquisition of four hotels belonging to the Dunas Hotels & Resorts portfolio (pending execution as of the close of the year) for 75 million euro (excluding acquisition costs). It is worth highlighting the formal conclusion in the fourth quarter of 2015 of two phases of the Grupo Barceló deal agreed on 14 April 2015. This transaction has resulted in the creation of the first hotel “SOCIMI” (Sociedad anónima cotizada de inversion inmobiliaria, in Spanish), Spanish equivalen to REIT, (BAY), focused on the holiday segment, in which Spain is a global leader. As part of this agreement, Hispania has acquired a total of 16 hotels (6,097 keys) and 2 shopping centres. Barceló will continue to operate the hotels acquired through rental contracts for an initial period of 15 years. As an essential part of the closure of the Second Phase, Hispania’s final stake in BAY was fixed at 76%, with 24% for Grupo Barceló. This removed Grupo Barceló’s option to acquire a maximum stake of 49% in the company initially contemplated in the agreement. The final deal was closed at 458.6 million euro (considering 100% of the portfolio and excluding transaction costs). Also in 2015, Hispania acquired five hotels: the Hotel Vincci Malaga, located in the city of Malaga; the Gran Hotel Atlantis Bahia Real and Suite Hotel Atlantis Fuerteventura Resort, both in Fuerteventura, the majority of the Holiday Inn Bernabeu hotel, in Madrid and the Hotel Maza in Zaragoza. In 2015, Hispania took over the direct management of two assets within the hotel portfolio: Hotel Guadalmina and Holiday Inn Hotel. This management is carried out through Gestión de Activos en Transación, S.L. (“GAT”), through a temporary management contract. Hispania is in the process of negotiating the management of these assets with a number of operators. This temporary situation involved the transfer of employees in these hotels, so the total workforce at the end of the year totaled 123 from these two hotels. Once Hispania concludes firm agreements with the final operators of these assets, they will take over these employees, and Hispania will once more be a company without any direct personnel. All the hotels are subject to rental contracts with prestigious operators that operate the different assets under long-term rental contracts (11 years not counting extensions), except for two assets, currently operated by Hispania through the company “GAT”. In 2015 Hispania completed the repositioning of Hotel Meliá Jardines del Teide for a total of 7.5 million euro. This repositioning took the form of a general improvement of all the common areas in the hotel, development of the “Premium Level segment” of Meliá in 23% of the rooms, as well as the creation of a Level area to provide a service to these rooms. The remaining 77% have also been refurbished. In addition, the refurbishment of Hotel Barceló Teguise Beach has been completed. The hotel has changed its status from a 3* family hotel to a 4* hotel for adults only. Work has also progressed on Hotel Pueblo Ibiza. Both hotels are in the BAY portfolio. 6 KEY PARAMETERS AS OF 31 DECEMBER 2015 Category (*) Keys (#) Total Investment (€ Mn)(1) Total Investment (€/key) (1) Operator Contract Type Hotel Hesperia Ramblas Barcelona 3* 70 17.9 255,305 Hesperia Hotel Holiday Inn Bernabeu (3) Madrid Hotel NH SS de los Reyes Madrid Hotel NH Madrid Sur (5) Hotel Vincci Málaga Málaga Hotel Guadalmina Marbella Suite Hotel Atlantis Fuerteventura Resort Fuerteventura Gran Hotel Bahía Real Fuerteventura Hotel Sandos San Blas Tenerife Hotel Meliá Jardines del Teide Tenerife BAY 4* 314 27.8 88,595 GAT Fixed rent + Variable depending on results (with rent increase until 2019) n/a 3* 99 7.1 71,584 3* 62 6.2 100,587 4* 105 10.7 102,073 4* 178 23.0 4* 383 5* Deluxe Contract Length GAV Appraisals (€Mn)(2) GAV (€ /Key) (2) GAV/Total Investment feb-26 18.8 238,000 5% n/a 34.3 109,236 23% NH Hoteles Fixed rent + Variable depending on results April 2019+5 Yr extension 7.2 72,727 2% Nov 2019+5 Yr extension ene-21 6.3 102,258 2% 10.9 103,810 2% 129,187 NH Hoteles Fixed rent + Variable depending on results Vincci Fixed rent + Variable depending on results GAT n/a n/a 28.1 157,865 22% 48.9 127,562 Atlantis Fixed Rent (50% EBITDAR) + Variable Rent (Upto 89% EBITDAR) Jun-18 + 4 yr. Extension 49.2 128,460 1% 242 75.4 311,630 Atlantis Jun-18 + 4 yr. Extension 75.5 311,983 0% 5* 331 36.8 111,027 Sandos Fixed Rent (50% EBITDAR) + Variable Rent (Upto 89% EBITDAR) Fixed Lease oct-20 37.1 112,085 1% 4* All inclusive 299 42.9 143,582 Meliá Fixed Lease Jan- 2025+ 5 yr. Extension 46.3 154,849 8% n/a 6,097 458.5 75,196 Barceló 86,839 15% 8,180 755.1 92,316 - 15 yrs + two 15 yrs extension - 529.5 TOTAL PORTFOLIO (6) - Fixed Rent (50% EBITDAR) + Variable Rent (Upto 89% EBITDAR) - 843.2 103,075 12% Hotel Dunas Mirador (4) Gran Canaria 3* 436 - Dunas 10 years + two 15 years extension - - - Hotel Dunas Suites (4) Gran Canaria 4* 301 - Dunas 10 years + two 15 years extension - - - Hotel Dunas Don Gregory (4) Gran Canaria 4* 241 - Dunas 10 years + two 15 years extension - - - Hotel Dunas Maspalonas (4) Gran Canaria 4* 205 - Dunas Fixed Rent (50% EBITDAR) + Variable Rent (Upto 89% EBITDAR) Fixed Rent (50% EBITDAR) + Variable Rent (Upto 89% EBITDAR) Fixed Rent (50% EBITDAR) + Variable Rent (Upto 89% EBITDAR) Fixed Rent (50% EBITDAR) + Variable Rent (Upto 89% EBITDAR) 10 years + two 15 years extension - - - 9,363 N/A N/A N/A N/A TOTAL PORTFOLIO POST-CLOSING (6) N/A (1) Including acquisition prices, transaction costs and implemented capital expenditure as of 31/12/15. (2) According to RICS valuations by CBRE as of 31/12/15. (3) Hispania does not own 100% of the hotel’s rooms, but is currently negotiating the acquisition of the remaining rooms. (4) Dunas Resorts & Hotels’ adquisition is pending completion. (5) Previously known as NH Pacífico. (6) Total excluding the Hotel Maza, asset acquired through the acquisition of Leading Hospitality, as it is not an estrategic asset for the company. 7 OFFICES The office portfolio has a total of 153,621 sqm of gross leasable area (GLA) split throughout the 25 assets managed by the Group. As of 31 December 2015, the portfolio registered an occupancy rate of 77%, with an average rental income of the occupied portfolio of €12.7/sqm. The total GAV of the office portfolio amounted to 405 million euro (according to valuations by CBRE as of 31/12/2015). Hispania has a total of 19 office buildings in Madrid, with an average occupancy rate of 71% as of the end of 2015 and an average rental income of €13.6/sqm. The Madrid portfolio amounts to 78% of the office GAV, with a total of 314 million euro (according to CBRE valuations as of December 2015). In Barcelona, Hispania has 5 office buildings, with an average occupancy rate as of the end of 2015 of 93% and an average rental income of €11/sqm. In terms of GAV, Barcelona accounts for 21% of the portfolio, at 84 million euro (according to CBRE valuations as of December 2015). In the fourth quarter of 2015, 2 buildings, Altamar and América, were added to the Madrid portfolio, as well as 2 in Barcelona, Cristal and Plaza les Glories. During the first three quarters of 2015, Hispania also acquired four office buildings in Madrid: Príncipe de Vergara, Príncipe Vergara-Auditorio, Cristalia Play and Foster Wheeler. In 2015 there was a general increase in the overall building’s occupancy, standing at 77% compared with the occupancy at the end of the third quarter of 2015 of 65%. It should be noted the long-term contract concluded with Grupo Ilunion for 100% of Torre 30 Building (previously known as NCR Building), which has a GLA of 11,417 sqm. Also significant is the increased occupancy in Comandante Azcárraga, 3, which after NCR’s entry into the building, together with another new tenant, has risen from 28% at the end of the first half of 2015 to 94%. In addition, the occupancy in Malaga Plaza has increased by 17% from the end of the third quarter of 2015 while Arcis Building has increased by 10%. In terms of office rentals, Torre 30 Building has registered the biggest increase, having signed a rental agreement at €16.5/ sqm with Grupo Ilunion, compared with rental income of €12.6/sqm as of the first quarter of 2015, representing a 31% increase. Another building to have registered significant growth was Comandante Azcárraga, 3, which has increased income from €12.6/sqm as of the close of the first quarter of 2015, to €14.3/sqm (+ 13%). Furthermore the off ice building of Arcis and Málaga, registered an increase in rent of 6% and 3% respectively since the first quarter 2015. Hispania is continuing with its refurbishments plan within the assets of its office portfolio. Hispania is currently executing the works which begun during the second half of the year on the buildings of Málaga Plaza, Arcis, Avenida de Bruselas, 15 and Poeta Rafael Morales. These works are focused mainly on the upgrade of the common areas of the buildings in order to reposition them in the market. Also worth noting is the progress of works in Torre 30, whose refurbishment represents the largest-scale refurbishment project within the office portfolio. The works in Torre 30 are expected to be completed during the summer of 2016. In 2015 Hispania completed the repositioning of the Murano, Mizar, Orense (single floor) and Avenida de Burgos (single floor) buildings, all of them in Madrid. The most significant refurbishment has been that of Murano, with a leasable area of over 7,500 sqm. This refurbishment, which took only three months, includes a complete renovation of common areas: the main hall, the floor hall and conveniences, and the development of a second access for cars, which will make it easier to enter and leave the building, with total investment of over 1.6 million euro. 8 KEY PARAMETERS AS OF 31 DECEMBER 2015 GROSS LEASABLE AREA (sqm) Torre 30 Building (6) Madrid Foster Wheeler Building Madrid Cristalia Play Building Madrid América Building Madrid Murano Building Madrid Mizar Building Madrid Príncipe de Vergara, 108 Building Madrid Ramírez de Arellano Building Madrid Altamar Building Madrid Comandante Azcárraga 3 Building Madrid P.V. Auditorio Building Madrid Arcis Building Madrid Talos Building Madrid Pechuán Building Madrid Comandante Azcárraga 5 Building Madrid Avenida Bruselas Building Madrid Rafael Morales Building Madrid Orense (single floor) Building Madrid Av. Burgos (floor) Building Madrid Cristal Building Barcelona Les Glòries Avd. Diagonal Building Barcelona Les Glòries- Gran Via Building Barcelona On Building Barcelona Plaza Les Glóries Building Barcelona Málaga Plaza Building Malaga TOTAL PORTFOLIO TOTAL INVESTMENT (€ MN)(2) Total MONTHLY Investment RENT (€/ sqm) (3) (€/sqm) (2) TOTAL OCCUPANCY (%) MAIN TENANTS WALT (YEARS)(4) GAV -APPRAISALS (€ MN) (5) GAV (€ / sqm) (5) GAV/TOTAL Investment 11,417 28.8 2,526 16.5 (6) 100% (6) Grupo Ilunion 13.5-13.5 31.8 2,785 10% 11,058 23.9 2,162 11.3 100% Foster Wheeler 2.0-5.0 25.7 2,324 7% 10,928 31.9 2,916 - - 32.0 2,928 0% 9,272 18.8 2,028 11.3 0.9-3.9 18.9 2,033 0% 7,574 18.9 2,491 - - 19.1 2,522 1% 7,348 22.2 3,018 15.2 100% Grupo Ilunion, Paramount 10.7-11.1 24.2 3,293 9% 25.5 3,796 17.1 61% Babel Sistemas de Información, Corporación Mutua 2.3-4.5 28.4 4,216 11% 6,364 22.0 3,464 16.1 100% Publicis 2.4-2.4 22.6 3,551 3% 5,219 12.5 2,392 11.7 84% TNT, Banesto, Banca March 3.5-3.5 12.5 2,395 0% 5,138 16.3 3,175 14.3 94% Inmobiliaria Chamartin, Alpama, NCR 4.0-7.6 16.6 3,231 2% 17.9 3,726 13.1 82% Tower Watson, Aegon 0.7-1.3 18.9 3,925 5% 4,691 11.1 2,360 12.7 40% 2.2-3.2 11.4 2,420 3% 3,636 8.0 2,211 9.4 100% Incadea Spain, Quental Technologies, Ed.Médica Panamérica IDEO 0.5-0.5 8.6 2,365 7% 3,579 12.7 3,561 18.1 100% Grupo Ilunion 13.5-13.5 14.8 4,135 16% 3,547 8.3 2,331 11.7 100% Grupo Ilunion 13.5-13.5 8.9 2,509 8% 3,458 7.7 2,237 11.0 87% Bosch, Flir, IDL 0.7-1.2 9.0 2,603 16% 2,763 4.0 1,453 9.1 68% 0.3-0.3 5.0 1,795 24% 1,535 3.4 2,186 - 0% Orange España, Centro Genética Avanzada, Riso Ibérica n/a - 4.1 2,671 22% 762 1.8 2,421 - 0% n/a - 1.9 2,493 3% 11,088 10.1 915 7.0 91% ACS/Xerox 2.5-5.6 10.3 929 1% 9,519 (1) 21.7 2,285 12.3 97% Atos Origin 1.0-2.1 24.2 2,542 11% 8,680 19.7 2,269 11.6 100% Atento, Bull, Spontex 2.6-3.2 21.2 2,437 7% 6,908 18.7 2,709 14.1 77% CINC 0.1-8.1 19.8 2,866 6% 3,311 8.3 2,494 13.0 100% Gore-Tex 9.5-9.5 8.3 2,495 0% 4,288 6.9 1,600 10.8 74% Aegón, Deloitte, Integrated 2.4-2.7 7.2 1,679 5% 381.3 2,482 12.7 77% - 4.5-6.0 405.1 2,637 6% 6,724 (1) 4,815 (1) 153,621 0% n/a 73% La Razón, Planeta 0% n/a (1) Includes commercial area (728 sqm in Glories-Diagonal, 559 sqm in P.Vergara 108, and 596 sqm in P.V. Auditorio) (2) Including acquisition prices, transaction costs and implemented capital expenditure as of 31/12/15 (3) Rent of the office and commercial leased area without expenses as of 31/12/15 (4) Weighted average lease term from 31/12/2015 until first break option and total contract length taking into account the leased area (5) According to RICS valuations by CBRE as of 31/12/15 (6) Building currently under full refurbishment. Tenant will occupy 100% of the GLA once works are completed. Completion is expected to be in July 2016. Previously known as NCR Building 9 RESIDENTIAL Hispania currently manages a residential portfolio that includes 4 assets, one of them in Barcelona and the other three in the region of Madrid. In total, the company’s residential portfolio includes 684 dwellings (200 in Barcelona and 484 in Madrid). At the end of the year the residential portfolio had an occupancy rate of 86%, with an average rental of €9.3/sqm. In terms of GAV, the total value of these assets was 175.2 million euro, divided between Madrid (59%) and Barcelona (41%), according to valuations by CBRE at the end of the year. In 2015 Hispania has acquired a residential building in Sanchinarro, Madrid, consisting of a total of 285 dwellings, for a total of 61.4 million euro (excluding transaction costs). The Isla del Cielo building registered a substantial increase in occupancy, with a rate of 93% as of the end of 2015 compared with 86% in the first quarter of 2015. The renovations carried out in the Isla del Cielo and Sanchinarro buildings have led to growth in the average rental income by 6% in Isla del Cielo and 8% in Sanchinarro since the end of the third quarter of 2015. Taking into account only the contracts signed during December 2015, rental income signed is up by 53% for Isla del Cielo compared to the first quarter, and by 27% in Sanchinarro for the same period. Hispania will continue to refurbish empty dwellings in both these residential assets with the aim of achieving the highest possible value and return on assets. In 2015 the common areas of the Isla del Cielo building were refurbished, including works on the façade, swimming pool area, garden areas and other common areas within the towers. Apart from the renovations of these common areas, a total of 27 flats were refurbished in 2015. Most of the common areas within the Sanchinarro building were also refurbished, with the swimming pool, paddel ball court and kinds area still pending completion (due for 2016). Apart from the renovations of the common areas, a total of 18 flats were refurbished, and work is continuing on the remainder flats as permitted by the turnover of tenants. KEY PARAMETERS AS OF 31 DECEMBER 2015 Gross Leasable Area (sqm) Dwellings (#) Total Investment (€ Mn)(1) Average Gross Monthly Total Investment Rent (€/sqm) (1) (€/sqm) Occupancy (%) GAV Appraisals (€ Mn)(4) GAV (€ / sqm) (4) GAV/Total Investment Residential Units Sanchinarro Madrid 24,948 (2) 285 63.5 2,338 (3) 9.5 77% 67.9 2,514 (3) 7% Residential Units Majadahonda Madrid 9,695 115 17.9 1,846 7.2 91% 21.1 2,176 18% Residential Units S.S.Reyes Madrid 8,375 84 13.5 1,611 7.6 93% 15.2 1,809 12% Residential Units Isla del Cielo Barcelona 22,772 200 64.3 2,824 10.7 93% 71.0 3,118 10% TOTAL PORTFOLIO 65,790 684 159.2 2,341 (3) 9.3 86% 175.2 2,584 (3) 10% (1) Including acquisition prices, transaction costs and implemented capital expenditure as of 31/12/15. (2) Additionally, the buildings have 1,083 sqm of commercial area. (3) €/sqm excluding the commercial area and parkings linked to the commercial area. (4) According to RICS valuations by CBRE as of 31/12/15. 10 TOTAL HISPANIA PORTFOLIO The cumulative total GAV of 1,425 million euro from when Hispania went public to the end of 2015, is divided as specified below between the different locations and the three categories of main assets defined in the company’s investment strategy: GAV Distribution per Asset Class 31/12/15 GAV Distribution per Location 31/12/15 7% 6% 12% 12% 42% 33% 59% Madrid Barcelona Andalucía Canary Islands Offices Balearic Islands 29% Hotels Residenal Hispania has continued to invest constantly since it went public. This investment was distributed as follows throughout 2015: GAV Distribution Throughout 2015 (M€) 670 203 1,425 45 507 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q Total 2015 Hispania’s asset portfolio at the end of December 2015 is located mainly in the Canary Islands, accounting for 42% of the Group’s total GAV, followed by Madrid with 33% and Barcelona with 12%. 11 LOCATION OF THE ASSETS ACQUIRED TO 31 DECEMBER 2015: HOTELS CANARY ISLANDS BALEARIC ISLANDS PENÍNSULA V U S T H A M I G N O B J C K D A Barceló Varadero – 312 Keys B Meliá J.del Teide – 299 Keys C Sandos San Blas – 331 Keys E E Barceló Jandía Mar – 485 Keys Barceló Jandía Playa – 634 Keys F R P Q L F Barceló Fuerteventura – 486 Keys Barceló Casllo Beach – 480 Keys Barceló Pueblo Ibiza – 346 Keys O Barceló Isla Crisna – 341 Keys U NH SS de los Reyes – 99 Keys J Barceló Cala Viñas – 330 Keys P Guadalmina – 178 Keys K Pueblo Park – 275 Keys Q Vincci Málaga – 105 Keys L Barceló Ponent Playa – 432 Keys R Barceló Cabo de Gata – 229 Keys M Barceló Pueblo Menorca – 374 Keys S Hesperia Ramblas – 70 Keys T NH Madrid Sur – 62 Keys I D Barceló Las Margaritas – 484 Keys G Gran Bahía Real – 242 Keys Dunas Don Gregory – 241 Keys Suite Atlans – 383 Keys Dunas Suites & Villas – 301 Keys Dunas Maspalomas – 205 Keys H Barceló Teguise – 305 Keys Dunas Mirador – 436 Keys Barceló Lanzarote – 426 Keys N Total: 6,050 keys Note: 1 Hispania does not own 100% of the hotel 2 Excluding the Hotel Moza Barceló Hamilton – 158 Keys Total: 1,915 keys V Holiday Inn Bernabéu1 – 314 Keys Total: 1,397 keys2 12 OFFICES Target locaons (Total SBA: 153,621 sqm1(1)) MADRID BUSINESS DISTRICT MADRID PRIME SECONDARY AREA BARCELONA F S P E C G J MO N B D K A I L H R CBD Area A Ppe. Vergara 108 - 6,724 sqm H Cristalia Play – 10,928 sqm M Altamar – 5,219 sqm B Ppe. Vergara Auditorio - 4,815 sqm I N C C. Azcárraga 3 - 5,138 sqm NCR – 11,417 sqm Mizar – 7,348 sqm Arcis – 4,691 sqm Talos – 3,636 sqm D Pechuán - 3,579 sqm J Foster Wheeler – 11,058 sqm O E C. Azcárraga 5 - 3,547 sqm K P F Orense - 1,535 sqm Ramírez Arellano – 6,364 sqm Murano – 7,574 sqm G Avda. Burgos - 762 sqm L América – 9,272 sqm Total: 26,100 sqm Source: Hispania Note 1 Including the GLA of Málaga Plaza office building (4,288 sqm) Q ON Building – 6,908 sqm R Les Glòries – Diagonal – 9,519 sqm Les Glòries – Gran Vía – 8,680 sqm Av. de Bruselas – 3,458 sqm S Cristal – 11,088 sqm Poeta R. Morales – 2,763 sqm T Les Gòries – C. Granada – 3,311 sqm Total: 83,727 sqm Total: 39,506 sqm Q T 13 RESIDENTIAL MADRID BARCELONA B D A C A Sanchinarro – 285 units B San Sebasan de los Reyes – 84 units C Majadahonda – 115 units Source: Hispania D Isla del Cielo – 200 units 14 TOTAL HOTELS Offices RESIDENTIAL Gross Asset Value - Appaisals ('000€) (1) 1,425,220 844,950 405,120 175,150 Valuation Uplift and Neg. Goodwill ('000€)(2) 78,429 49,735 19,285 9,409 Valuation Uplift and Neg. Goodwill (%)(2) 5.7% 6.1% 5.0% 5.7% Total Acquisition Cost ('000€) 1,242,155 723,930 366,984 151,242 Increase in Value ('000€) 183,065 121,020 38,136 23,908 14.7% 16.7% 10.4% 15.8% Number of Assets 58 29 25 4 GLA 220,494 n.a. 153,621 66,873 8,918 8,234 n.a. 684 n.a. 77% 86% Increase in Value (%) (3) (3) (4) Units (5) Average Occupancy Level Average WALT (6) 11.4-34.2 4.5-6.0 n.a. 37,798 20,985 12,147 4,666 5.7% 7.9% 2.9% 2.1% 6.2% 8.8% 3.1% 2.3% 7.1% 8.0% 6.3% 4.0% 7.7% 8.9% 6.7% 4.4% (7) Net Rental Income ('000€) EPRA Net Initial Yield Over GAV (8) EPRA Net Initial Yield On Cost (8) EPRA Net Reversion Yield Over GAV EPRA Net Reversion Yield On Cost (9) (9) 1. Gross Asset Value as of CBRE appraisals of 31/12/15. 2. Impact on the P&L account on valuation uplift and neg. Goodwill. 3. Increase in valuation over total acquisition cost. 4. Gross Leasable Area. Includes in offices 1,882 sqm of commercial area and 1,083 sqm of commercial area in Residential. 5. Units in residential are dwellings, and in hotels equals keys. Hispania does not own 100% of the Holiday Inn Hotel although it manages the full asset. 6. Occupancy of the office space including commercial area, and in residential taking into account the dwellings (commercial area within residential is fully leased). 7. Weighted Average Term Length in years of the existing contracts, taking into account break option and end of contract of the leased area(or existing extensions in hotels) (without considering WALT of the comercial unit in Hotel Hesperia Ramblas). 8. Yield calculated with the asset’s NOI, annualizing those assets acquired throughout 2015 and over total investment (on cost) and over GAV. In hotels excluding Guadalmina and Holiday Inn. 9. Yield calculated 100% occupancy rate at current market prices and over total investment (on cost) and over GAV. In hoteles considering expected contracts after refurbishment for Guadalmina and Holiday Inn, in offices triple net and in residential excluding all costs related to vacancy. 15 TOTAL 31/12/15 ('000€) Rental Income Other Income 37,798 911 Non-Refundable Expenses -12,717 NOI 25,992 General Expenses -5,617 Management Fee -10,361 EBITDA 10,014 Asset Revaluation 54,966 Negative Goodwill 23,463 Other 14 Financial Result -4,286 Taxes on Benefit -10,794 Profit After Tax 73,377 Attributable Profit Financial Debt 66,681 578,499 Average Cost of Financing 2,7% Gross LTV 41% Net LTV 25% FFO 5,715 16 Corporate transactions by Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios A. Capital increase by Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios As a result of the authorization received at the Extraordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting held on December 26th, 2014, on April 27th, 2015 Hispania carried out a very successful capital increase totaling 337 million euro. It was geared to institutional investors, and the funds are being used to continue to take advantage of available investment opportunities adapted to the strategy planned by Hispania. The capital increase, which excluded preferential subscription rights, consisted of a private placement that was closed in three hours and oversubscribed by 2.5x. The price of €12.5 per share represented a discount of 4.7% on the closing price of €12.86 per share at the previous session. As a result of this capital increase, Hispania obtained net funds of 327 million euro for investment. B. General Shareholders’ Meeting On 29 June 2015 Hispania held its first Ordinary General Shareholders’ meeting. All proposed resolutions were approved by shareholders. • The first group of resolutions (items 1 to 3) related to the examination and approval of the Company’s Individual and Consolidated Financial Statements, the application of 2014 profit or loss and approval of the management activity of the Board of Directors during the year. • Items 4 to 6 concerned proposed changes to the Company’s by-laws, General Shareholders’ Meeting Regulations and Board of Directors regulations in order to adapt their content to the recent amendment of the Corporate Enterprises Act to include improvements in corporate governance and in technical areas. • Item 7 referred to specific changes in the Investment Manager Agreement signed by Hispania, Azora Gestión, S.G.I.I.C., S.A.U., and Azora Capital S.L. on 21 February 2014. • Item 8 sought approval for the shortening of the notice period for Extraordinary General Meetings of Shareholders in accordance with the Corporate Enterprises Act. • Item 9 referred to the proposed capital increase for the nominal amount of 41,295 million euro, with the share premium to be determined by the Board of Directors recognising preferential subscriptions rights and allowing for incomplete subscription. • Item 10 concerned delegation to the Board of Directors, for a five (5) year period, the authority to increase share capital up to one-half of the share capital existing at the date of delegation and to exclude the preferential subscription rights of the Company’ up to a maximum nominal amount, overall, equal to 20% of the share capital of the Company on the date of this authorization. • Item 11 referred to delegation to the Board of Directors for a period of five (5) years, of the authority to issue debentures or bonds exchangeable and/or convertible into shares of the Company or of other Group and warrants on newly-issued shares or outstanding shares, and the authority to determine the procedures and formats to convert or swap the debentures or bonds for shares. • Item 12 requested from shareholders the authorization to the Board of Directors for the acquisition of treasury stock. • Item 13 referred to the directors’ remuneration policy. • Item 15 concerned the advisory vote on the “Annual Report on Company Remuneration” for 2014. The content of the resolutions approved is detailed in section III. B) of this report. II. Description of the Portfolio Properties ANNUAL RESULTS REPORT 2015 18 II. Description of the Portfolio P roperties A. Hotels Hotel Hesperia Ramblas LOCATION Hotel Hesperia Ramblas C/ l’Hospital , 26 Barcelona Hotel Vincci Málaga LOCATION Hotel Vincci Málaga C/ Pacífico, 44 - Málaga DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 27 October 2014, the Hispania Group acquired the 3* Hotel Hesperia Ramblas, with 70 keys. This hotel is next to the Ramblas, the most famous tourist zone in Barcelona, and only a stone’s throw from the Boquería market. The acquisition includes commercial premises of 190 sqm, leased to a financial institution. The total investment amounts to 17.5 million euro (not including associated acquisition costs). On 14 January 2015 the Hispania Group acquired Hotel Vincci Málaga, a 4* hotel with 105 keys, which is located by the Malaga city waterfront area and is currently managed by the Vincci Group under a long-term lease contract. This hotel is managed by NH-Hesperia Group under a longterm lease contrsct. The acquisition price of the asset was €10.4Mn (not including transaction costs). 19 Hotel Holiday Inn (Madrid) LOCATION Hotel Holiday Inn Madrid Plaza de Carlos Trias Bertrán, 4 28020 Madrid DESCRIPTION On 16 July 2015, Hispania acquired control of the Hotel Holiday Inn Madrid, located near the Paseo de la Castellana and opposite the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, in the heart of the central business district (CBA). The 4* hotel has a total of 314 keys, as well as restaurants, bars, a summer swimming pool and event rooms for up to 500 people. It is the only hotel of this category in the Azca business zone. The acquisition was made through the purchase of Leading Hospitality, S.L. (“Leading”), a company in insolvency proceedings which owns all the common areas and the 130 keys of the Holiday Inn Madrid Bernabeu, as well as a 54 keys hotel located in Zaragoza, which is not considered a strategic asset for the Company. Hispania also bought an additional package of 39 keys from an institutional investor. In the fourth quarter of 2015, Hispania acquired additional keys as part of its strategic plan in the asset. The remaining keys are owned by individual investors. Most are subject to a lease contract in favour of Leading until 2037. The final disbursement for Hispania depends on the conclusion of the transaction, as well as the amount of investment needed to reposition the asset fully. Currently Hispania is operating the hotel through the manager Gestión de Activos en Transición, S.L. (“GAT”), while it concludes the insolvency proceedings linked to the ownership and reaches an agreement with a new operator. Because of this temporary situation, the company has included employees from the staff of these hotels on the balance sheet until the new operator begins the management of the hotel through a lease contract. 20 Hotel NH San Sebastián de los Reyes LOCATION NH San Sebastián de los Reyes Complejo Poeta Rafael Morales Hotel NH madrid sur LOCATION NH Madrid Sur Av. Ciudad de Barcelona, 113 DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION Hotel NH San Sebastián de los Reyes was acquired by Hispania on 28 July 2014 (as part of the purchase of the IDL portfolio). Its acquisition price was 7 million euro (not including associated acquisition costs). Hotel NH Madrid Sur (formerly known as NH Pacífico) was acquired by Hispania on 28 July 2014 (as part of the purchase of the IDL portfolio). Its acquisition price was 6.1 million euro (not including associated acquisition costs). The 3* hotel has a total of 99 keys, located in the Poeta Rafael Morales development in San Sebastián de los Reyes. It has a long-term lease contract with the NH Hoteles Group with a mandatory period until 2019 and the possibility of extending the term for a maximum of five years. The 3* hotel, with a total of 62 keys, is located on the Avenida Ciudad de Barcelona in Madrid. It has a longterm lease contract with the NH Hoteles Group, with a mandatory period until 2019 and the possibility of extending this term for a maximum of five years. 21 Hotel Guadalmina LOCATION Hotel Guadalmina Marbella DESCRIPTION On 16 April Hispania announced the acquisition of Hotel Guadalmina SPA & Golf Resort (hereinafter “Hotel Guadalmina”) in Marbella for 22.4 million euro (not including acquisition costs). The hotel was acquired from the owning family group, once the mortgage debt on the hotel from a financial institution had been purchased. Hotel Guadalmina is a unique asset located on the beachfront with direct access to one of the best golf courses in the area, in one of the most exclusive locations of Marbella. The 4*hotel has 178 keys and a large number of facilities and services. Hispania’s strategy for Hotel Guadalmina includes a major investment plan to reposition it as one of the most outstanding and attractive hotels in Marbella, a highly prestigious and consolidated tourist destination in Europe. Hispania is currently at an advanced stage of negotiations with a number of potential operators for this hotel. The choice of operator will also to a large extent mark the investment plan that will be implemented on this asset. Currently Hispania manages the asset directly through “GAT”, until a firm agreement is reached with the future operator of the hotel. This temporary situation has led the company to include employees from the staff of this hotel on the balance sheet until the new operator begins the management of the hotel through a lease contract. 22 Suite Hotel Atlantis Fuerteventura Resort LOCATION Suite Hotel Atlantis Fuerteventura Resort c/ Las Dunas, s/n Fuerteventura. Las Palmas Gran Hotel Atlantis Bahía Real LOCATION Gran Hotel Atlantis Bahía Real Av. Grandes Playas, s/n 35660 Corralejo, Fuerteventura Las Palmas DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 18 June 2015, Hispania acquired the Suite Hotel Atlantis Fuerteventura Resort, a 4* hotel with 383 keys located in Corralejo, in the north of the island of Fuerteventura. It has three restaurants, seven bars, a spa, seven openair swimming pools, three tennis courts and landscaped gardens, spread over approximately 50,400 sqm. On 18 June 2015, the Hispania Group acquired Gran Hotel Atlantis Bahía Real, which is a 5* deluxe category hotel. The hotel has a total of 242 keys. It was opened in 2003 and is located on the beachfront, a stone’s throw from the Las Dunas de Corralejo National Park, whose beaches were recently classified as the best in Spain. It is an iconic hotel in Fuerteventura and one of the most outstanding within the 5* Deluxe category in the Canary Islands. The hotel is operated by the Atlantis Group, with a contract in force until June 2018, plus an extension of 4 years. The contract establishes a fixed rent equivalent to 50% of the hotel’s EBITDAR and a variable rent of up to 89% of EBITDAR. The acquisition price of the asset was 48.4 million euro, including the variable purchase price agreed according to 2015 earnings by the hotels (not including transaction costs). The hotel is operated by the Atlantis Group with a contract in force until June 2018, plus an extension of 4 years. The contract establishes a fixed rent equivalent to 50% of the hotel’s EBITDAR and a variable rent of up to 89% of EBITDAR. The acquisition price of the asset was 74.7 million euro, including the variable purchase price agreed according to 2015 earnings by the hotels (not including transaction costs). 23 Sandos San Blas Nature Resort & Golf LOCATION Sandos San Blas Nature Resort & Golf Av. De Greñamora, 1, Santa Cruz de Tenerife DESCRIPTION On 19 November 2015, Hispania acquired Hotel Sandos San Blas, a 5 * hotel with 331 keys located in Adeje (South Tenerife) on the beachfront near the Reina Sofia airport. The hotel has two restaurants, three bars, executive rooms, sports facilities, eight swimming pools and spa, as well as a 4-hectare nature reserve. The hotel is in an excellent state of repair. This acquisition has been signed for a total of 36.8 million euro (excluding acquisition costs). The Sandos Group will continue as the Hotel operator, with a fixed lease contract in force until October 2020. Hotel Meliá Jardines del Teide LOCATION Hotel Meliá Jardines del Teide Costa Adeje DESCRIPTION Hotel Meliá Jardines del Teide was acquired on 12 September 2014 for 36.7 million euro (not including acquisition costs). This is Hispania’s first investment in the Canary Island hotel market, one of the target areas for the Group within the holiday hotel segment, a key area within of Hispania’s strategy. Hotel Meliá Jardines del Teide is a 4 *hotel with 299 keys located in Costa Adeje, the most exclusive zone in the south of Tenerife, in the Canary Islands. The hotel has 12,000 sqm of landscaped gardens, with indigenous species and terraces, adjacent to the Playa del Duque beach, and offers a wide range of services. Its facilities include 3 swimming pools and a solarium, bars and restaurants, 3 executive rooms with a capacity of up to 450 people, the Lunch Level zone and squash courts. In the fourth quarter of 2015, Hispania completed the repositioning of the hotel following investment of 7.5 million euro. This repositioning took the form of a general improvement of all the common areas in the hotel, development of the Premium Level segment of Meliá in 23% of the rooms, as well as the creation of a “Level” zone to provide a service to these rooms. The remaining 77% have been refurbished. 24 Deal with the Barceló Group LOCATION Sample of 4 hotels of a total of 16. Barceló Cala Viñas Calle Coral, 2-4 07184 Cala Viñas Illes Balears-ESPAÑA Barcelo Isla Cristina C/ Dr. Delgado Carrasco, s/n, 21410 Isla Cristina Huelva-ESPAÑA Barceló Margaritas Avenida Gran Canaria, 40 35100 Playa del Inglés Gran Canaria-ESPAÑA Barceló Fuerteventura Thalasso Spa Av. de El Castillo, s/n, 35610 Caleta de Fuste, Antigua, Las Palmas - ESPAÑA 25 DESCRIPTION Agreement: On 14 April 2015, Hispania Real signed a binding agreement with the Barceló Group (hereinafter “Barceló”) to create the first hotel listed property investment company in Spain (BAY) focused on the holiday segment, an industry in which Spain is a world leader. Under the agreement, Hispania will in an initial phase acquire 11 hotels (3,946 keys) and 1 shopping centre and have the option to acquire an additional 5 hotels (2,151 keys) and another shopping centre in a second phase. Barceló continues to operate the hotels acquired through lease contracts for an initial period of 15 years. In the last quarter of 2015, Hispania concluded the two phases of the deal with Barceló, for a total value of 458.6 million euro, including 25.2 million euro of capex invested until the execution date (excluding acquisition costs) with syndicated bank finance for 234 million euro. A crucial part of the deal was that Hispania reached an agreement with Barceló by which the final participation of each partner in BAY will be 76% for Hispania and 24% for Barceló, thus cancelling the option initially held by Barceló to increase its holding to 49%. Hispania’s final capital contribution for the acquisition of 76% of BAY has been 189 million euro. This transaction includes most of the holiday hotel portfolio owned by Barceló in Spain, located in the Canary Islands, the Balearic Islands and Andalusia. These are tourist destinations that have performed well in recent years, and they are expected to continue to consolidate their position in the future. Over 90% of the keys in the 16 hotels are 4*; most of the hotels are also leaders in their respective areas of influence. By means of clarification, the chart below sums up the structure of this operation: Barceló G 76% R U P O 24% BAY 11 Hotels y S.C Isla Crisna Cabo de Gata Jandia Playa Jandia Mar Cala Viñas Hamilton Ponent Playa Pueblo Ibiza Pueblo Menorca La Galea Varadero SC El Casllo I La Marina Thalasso SPA 3,946 keys Phase I: Executed in October 2015 BCH Las Margaritas Lanzarote Fuerteventura Casllo SC El Casllo II PDV Pueblo Park 2,151 keys Phase II: Executed in December 2015 26 Formalization of Phase I On 15 October Hispania executed the first phase of the operation agreed in April 2015 with the Barceló Group within the planned time frame by acquiring a holding of 80.5% of the share capital of Bay Hotels & Leisure, S.A. (BAY). At the time the deal was concluded, BAY owned 11 holiday hotels (3,946 keys) located in the Canary Islands, Balearic Isles, Huelva and Almeria, and a shopping centre located in Fuerteventura. BAY has signed respective lease contracts for the hotels with the Barceló Group. For the execution of Phase I an initial 64 million euro was drawn on the total syndicated amount of 234 million euro. Formalization of Phase II: On 14 December Hispania executed the Second Phase of the operation agreed in April 2015 with the Barceló Group, reducing its holding to 76% of the share capital of Bay Hotels & Leisure, S.A. (BAY) and agreeing to cancel the option held by Barceló Group to increase its holding to 49%, limiting it to a maximum of 24%. The acquisition of assets in the Phase II was financed through a capital increase in BAY by its current shareholders. A sum of 186 million euro was drawn on the facility (so drawing the total available amount of 234 million euro, resulting in total equity of 246 million euro (64 million euro for the execution of Phase I and 170 million euro for Phase II, including an adjusted net treasury position of 12 million euro). 27 GRUPO DUNAS’ HOTELS LOCATION DUNAS MIRADOR C/ Einstein s/n 35100 Sonnenland Las Palmas ESPAÑA DUNAS DON GREGORY C/ Las Dalias 11 35100 - Las Palmas ESPAÑA DUNAS SUITE VILLAS Avda Sunair s/n 35100 Maspalomas, Las Palmas ESPAÑA 3 1 2 4 DUNAS MASPALOMAS San Bartolomé de Tirajana Las Palmas- ESPAÑA 28 Hoteles del Grupo Dunas Hotels & Resorts DESCRIPTION Hispania signed a binding agreement with the partners of Dunas Hotels & Resorts for the acquisition of four hotels located in Maspalomas in the south of Gran Canaria island, with a total of 1,183 keys. Hotel Dunas Don Gregory (4*, 241 keys), Hotel Dunas Suites & Villas (4*, 301 keys), Hotel Dunas Maspalomas (4*, 205 keys) and Hotel Dunas Mirador (3* 436 keys). The acquisition will be carried out through various agreements that include the purchase of mortgage debt and a commitment to recapitalise the company and end the current insolvency proceedings of Dunas Hotels & Resorts. Hispania’s total investment will be around 75 million euro, and an additional investment for repositioning the assets of over 9 million euro is planned. The operation is still pending execution, as it is subject to approval by the Creditors’ Council so it has had not impact on Hispania’s accounts for the year. The current partners of Dunas Hotels & Results will act as Hispania’s business partners, operating the said hotels through a variable lease contract for an initial period of 10 years, with possibility of extension, including a minimum guaranteed amount. The acquisition of these hotels will complement Hispania’s holiday portfolio in the Canary Islands, strengthening its presence in the island of Gran Canaria, where it already has Hotel Barceló Margaritas. 29 B. Offices Torre 30 Building LOCATION Torre 30 Building c/ Albacete, 3, de Madrid DESCRIPTION On July 8th, 2014 Hispania acquired an office building located in C/Albacete, 3, Madrid, through the purchase of 90% of Hispania Fides. The acquisition price was 26.2 million euro, equivalent to €2,293/sqm. The building has a total GLA of 11,417 sqm, split on 13 floors, with 306 parking spaces. PENDIENTE FOTO Y MAPA Currently a pre-contract for rental has been concluded for 100% of the building with Grupo Ilunion, at a rental of €16.5/sqm until 2029. 30 Foster Wheeler Building LOCATION Foster Wheeler Building c/ Gabriel García Márquez, 2. Las Rozas. Madrid CRISTALIA PLAY Building LOCATION CRISTALIA PLAY Building Vía de los Poblados, 3. Parque Empresarial. Madrid DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On June 25th, 2015, Hispania Real acquired an office building located on C/Gabriel García Márquez, 2 in Las Rozas, to the north-west of the city of Madrid. It has a GLA of 11,058 sqm, on 3 floors and 544 parking spaces. The building has 100% occupancy as the headquarters of the US engineering company Foster Wheeler, through has a rental contract. On June 25th, 2015, Hispania Real acquired an office building located in the Parque Empresarial Cristalia, business park in the north-east of Madrid, with a GLA of 10,928 sqm, on 7 floors and with 202 parking spaces. It is a Class A building with a Gold LEED certification. The acquisition price of the asset was 23.3 million euro (not including transaction costs). The acquisition price of the asset was 31.2 million euro (excluding transaction costs). 31 América Building murano Building LOCATION LOCATION América Building C/ Josefa Valcárcel 42, Madrid Murano Building C/ Emilio Vargas 2, Madrid DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On December 15th, 2015, Hispania Real bought an office building located at C/Josefa Valcárcel, 42, in an area undergoing development and change, with large-scale office developments and high-end tenants. This acquisition strengthens Hispania’s presence in the area of Avenida América - M-30/A-2, one of the areas with the greatest potential for revaluation within the Madrid office market. On 8 July 2014, Hispania acquired an office building located at C/Emilio Vargas, 2, Madrid, through the purchase of 90% of Hispania Fides. It is a modern office building, with high-quality open spaces and with excellent visibility from the A-2. The building is occupied at 73% by Grupo Planeta and La Razón. It has a GLA of 9,272 sqm, with 174 parking spaces. The price of the asset was 18.5 million euro (not including transaction costs). The acquisition price of the asset was 17.3 million euro (not including transaction costs). The building has a GLA of 7,574 sqm on 7 floors and 123 underground parking spaces. The building is under a marketing phase, following completion of the full renovation during the first quarter of 2015, which was carried out in only three months, including the complete refurbishment of the communal areas: the main hall, the floor hall and conveniences, and the development of a second access for cars, making it easier to enter and leave the building, at a total investment of over 1.6 million euro. 32 Mizar Building Príncipe de Vergara Building LOCATION LOCATION Mizar Building C/ Albacete 2, Madrid Príncipe de Vergara Building Príncipe de Vergara 108, Madrid DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 8 July 2014, Hispania acquired the office building next to Edificio Torre 30, located in C/Albacete, 2, Madrid, through the purchase of 90% of Hispania Fides. On 27 March 2015, Hispania Real acquired an office building located on C/Príncipe de Vergara, 108 in Madrid. The acquisition price was 20.9 million euro. The building has a GLA of 7,348 sqm on 6 floors and 124 underground parking spaces. The building is 100% occupied by Grupo Ilunion and Paramount. The acquisition price was 25 million euro (not including acquisition costs), equivalent to €3,718/sqm above ground. The building has an total GLA of 6,724 sqm on 12 floors, including commercial premises of 559 sqm, plus 68 underground parking spaces. The main tenant of the building is Babel Sistemas de Información. 33 Ramirez de Arellano Building LOCATION Ramirez de Arellano Building C/ Ramírez Arellano 21, Madrid Altamar Building LOCATION Altamar Building Avda. de Bruselas 6, Alcobendas. Madrid DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 8 July 2014, Hispania acquired an office building located in C/Ramírez de Arellano, 21, in Madrid, through the purchase of 90% of Hispania Fides. On 15 December 2015, Hispania Real acquired an office building located in Alcobendas, Madrid province, with a GLA of 5,219 sqm and 151 parking spaces. The acquisition price was 22 million euro. The building has a total GLA of 6,364 sqm on 6 floors and 110 underground parking spaces. It is 100% occupied by Publicis. The building was built in 2000. It is located on Avenida de Bruselas, 6 in what is the consolidated Arroyo de la Vega area. The acquisition of this building strengthens Hispania’s position in the office sector in the northern Madrid area (A1). The building is 84% occupied by TNT, Banesto and other companies. The final price was 12.3 million euro (not including acquisition costs). 34 Comandante Azcárraga, 3 Building LOCATION Comandante Azcárraga, 3 Building C/ Comandante Azcárraga 3, Madrid Príncipe de Vergara-Auditorio Building LOCATION Príncipe de Vergara-Auditorio Building c/ Suero de Quiñones, 42. Madrid DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 9 July 2014, Hispania announced the acquisition of an office building in Madrid for 15 million euro (not including acquisition costs), equivalent to €2,920/sqm above ground. On 30 September 2015, Hispania Real acquired an office building located on Príncipe de Vergara, close to the Auditorio Nacional concert hall. It has a total GLA of 4,815 sqm on 6 office floors, 2 commercial premises on the ground floor and 95 parking spaces on 3 underground floors. The building is located at C/Comandante Azcárraga, 3, Madrid. It has a GLA of 5,138 sqm on 7 floors and over 202parking spaces. The building is located in the Chamartín district in northeast Madrid. It has very good transport connections (less than 15 minutes from the airport), with direct access to the M-30 and less than 10 minutes from Paseo de la Castellana, Madrid’s central business district. In 2015 the building’s renovation was completed, with work being done on the communal areas. The acquisition price of the asset was 17.6 million euro (not including transaction costs). In addition, an initial investment plan was prepared for around 4.3 million euro. The building was constructed in 1991, with an unusual copper-coloured angled curtain wall façade that highlights the top of the main building. The acquisition of this asset strengthens Hispania’s positioning in the capital’s central business district in the northern zone of Príncipe de Vergara street, one of the areas with the biggest potential for revaluation in the Madrid office market, in which Hispania already has two other office assets (Pechuán and Príncipe de Vergara, 108). 35 Arcis Building LOCATION Arcis Building C/ Quintanapalla 8, Madrid Talos Building LOCATION Talos Building c/ Quintanapalla 10, Madrid PENDIENTE FOTO Y MAPA DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 28 July 2014, Hispania announced the acquisition of a portfolio of buildings from IDL. Among them is an office building located in C/Quintanapalla, 8, Madrid, in the Las Tablas area (adjacent to the BBVA headquarters). On 28 July 2014, Hispania acquired an office building from IDL located at C/Quintanapalla, 10, Madrid, in the area of Las Tablas (near the BBVA headquarters). The acquisition price was 10.7 million euro (not including additional transaction costs). It has a GLA of 4,691 sqm, on 6 floors with 128 parking spaces. The acquisition price was 7.8 million euro (not including transaction costs). It has a GLA of 6,636 sqm, on 4 floors with 78 parking spaces. This asset is next to the Talos office building, also acquired from IDL. The building is adjacent to the Edificio Arcis, also acquired from IDL, and is currently 100% occupied by IDEO. The building is 40% occupied by Incadea Spain, Quental Technologies and Editorial Médica Panaméricana. 36 Pechuan Building LOCATION Pechuan Building C/ Pechuán 1, Madrid Comandante Azcárraga, 5 Building LOCATION Comandante Azcárraga, 5 Building c/ Comandante Azcárraga, 5, Madrid PENDIENTE FOTO Y MAPA DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 8 July 2014, Hispania acquired an office building located at C/Pechuan, 1, Madrid, through the purchase of 90% of Hispania Fides. On 8 July 2014, Hispania acquired an office building located at C/Comandante Azcárraga, 5, Madrid, through the purchase of 90% of Hispania Fides. The acquisition price was 12.7 milllion euro. The building has a GLA of 3,579 sqm, on 5 floors with 68 parking spaces. The acquisition price was 8.3 milllion euro. The building is next to Edificio Comandante Azcárraga, 3. It has a GLA of 3,547 sqm on 2 floors and 40 parking spaces. Currently it is 100% occupied by Grupo Ilunion, with a long-term contract until 2029. Currently it is 100% occupied by Grupo Ilunion, which is its sole tenant. 37 Avenida de Bruselas Building LOCATION Avenida de Bruselas Building c/ Avda. de Bruselas, 15, Madrid Rafael Morales Building LOCATION Rafael Morales Building c/ Rafael Morales 2, Madrid DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 28 July 2014, Hispania Real acquired an office building from IDL located at C/Avenida de Bruselas, 15 in Madrid. On 28 July 2014, Hispania acquired an office building from IDL located at C/Rafael Morales, 2 in Madrid. The acquisition price was 6.7 million euro (not including transaction costs). It has a GLA of 3,458 sqm, on 4 floors with 94 parking spaces. The acquisition price was 3.8 million euro (not including transaction costs). The building has a GLA of 2,763 sqm, on 5 floors with 87 parking spaces. Currently the building is occupied 87% by Bosch, Flir and IDL. The building is being completely renovated, with the main emphasis on its communal areas. The work is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2016. The building is next to the NH San Sebastián de los Reyes hotel, which was also acquired by Hispania from the IDL Group. Currently, it is 68% occupied, with the main tenants being Orange España, Centro Genética Avanzada and Riso Ibérica. 38 Orense Building (One floor) LOCATION Orense Building (One floor) c/ Orense 81, Madrid Av. De Burgos Building (One floor) LOCATION Av. De Burgos Building (One floor) Avda. de Burgos 8, Madrid DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 8 July 2014, Hispania acquired one floor of the office building located at C/Orense, 81 in Madrid, through the purchase of 90% of Hispania Fides. On 8 July 2014, Hispania acquired one floor of the office building located at Avenida de Burgos, 8 in Madrid, through the purchase of 90% of Hispania Fides. The price of the deal was 3.2 million euro. The floor has a GLA of 1,535 sqm and 14 parking spaces. The acquisition price was 1.8 million euro. The floor has a GLA of 1,535 sqm and 14 park. The floor has a total GLA of 762 sqm, with 5 parking spaces. Hispania completed the renovation of the building in the first half of 2015. Currently the area is being actively commersialised to achieve 100% occupancy in 2016. Hispania completed the repositioning of the asset in the first half of 2015. Currently it is being actively marketed to ensure its full occupancy in 2016. 39 Cristal Building LOCATION Cristal Building Crta. N-150, Km 6,7, Barberá del Vallés Barcelona Les Glòries-Avd. Diagonal Building LOCATION Les Glòries-Avd. Diagonal Building Avda. Diagonal 188-218, Barcelona DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 15 December 2015, Hispania acquired an office building located in the Sant Cugat del Vallés area in Barcelona. The building has excellent transport links via the N-150, and is 20 minutes from the central business district. It has quality tenants with long-term contracts, the main one being Xerox. On 27 June 2014, the Hispania Group announced the acquisition of the office building located in the Plaza de Les Glòries area, at Avenida Diagonal, 188-218, in Barcelona. The building is located at the intersection with Avenida Diagonal, and forms part of the complex that includes the Les Glòries shopping centre, which is being completely renovated and will help increase the value of the buildings around it. It is a multi-tenant office building with a GLA of 11,088 sqm and 139 parking spaces. Currently it has an occupancy rate of 91%. The acquisition cost was 10 million euro (not including transaction costs). The acquisition price of was 21.1 million euro (excluding transaction costs). The building has a total area of 9,519 sqm, on 5 floors, commercial premises of 728 sqm and 67 parking spaces. The building is next to Edificio Les Glòries-Gran Via, and the complex formed by the two buildings is located in one of the main areas for commercial development in the city. Together with the business centre of Barcelona, it is the district with the highest volume of rental contracts. It is extremely well connected to the centre by the underground train system, bus and tram, and stands 20 minutes from El Prat Airport. 40 Les Glòries-Gran Vía Building LOCATION Les Glòries-Gran Vía Building c/ Gran Via 866-872, Barcelona ON Building LOCATION ON Building c/ Llull 321, Barcelona DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 27 June 2014, Hispania acquired an office building located in the Plaza de Les Glòries area, at Gran Via, 866872, in Barcelona. On 31 July 2014, Hispania announced the acquisition of an office building located in Barcelona from MEAG Asset Management. The deal was worth 18.1 million euro (not including transaction costs). The acquisition price was 19.0 million euro (which does not include transaction costs). The building has a GLA of 8,680 sqm, on 3 floors and 68 parking spaces. This multi-tenant building is next to the Edificio de Les Glòries Diagonal, which is 100% occupied, with Atento as the main tenant. The building acquired is Edificio ON, located at C/Llull 321, within the 22@ district in Barcelona. It has a GLA of 6,908 sqm, on 8 floors with 134 parking spaces. The building is strategically located at the axis of Pujades-Llull-Diagonal, an established area in high demand within the new 22@ business district. This is the main growth area for the Barcelona office market in the medium term, in which the city council plans to invest strongly with the aim of renewing its current layout completely and consolidating it as the new technology, R&D and service district for the city. The starting point of this remodelling process is towards the north of the city at the confluence of Av. Diagonal with Gran Vía de Les Cortes Catalanas. It will provide the 22@ district with improved sustainability, design and access, and is very likely to increase the value of the assets located in this zone. 41 Plaza Les Glòries Building LOCATION Plaza Les Glòries Building c/ Ciudad de Granada 178, Barcelona Málaga Plaza Building LOCATION Málaga Plaza Building c/ Don Cristian 3-5, Málaga DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 6 October 2015, Hispania Real acquired an office building located in Plaza de Les Glòries in Barcelona, at a total cost of 8 million euro (not including acquisition costs). On 8 July 2014, Hispania acquired an office building located at C/Don Cristian, 3-5 in Malaga, through the purchase of 90% of Hispania Fides. The building is an example of industrial rationalist architecture of the period, built in 1941-1942 and renovated in 1993-1995, as part of the operation to construct the Les Glòries shopping centre. With a GLA of 3,311 sqm, on 3 floors, it strengthens Hispania’s positioning in a key investment area where it already had a significant presence. The acquisition price was 6.3 million euro. It has a GLA of 4,288 sqm, on 2 floors. The acquisition of the Barcelona asset completes the set of Glòries buildings owned by Hispania. The building is 100% leased on a long-term contract with Gore Tex. With this acquisition, the 3 buildings in Les Glòries with a GLA of over 22,000 sqm have a total rental occupancy of 98.6%. The building is 74% occupied by Aegón, Deloitte and Integrated. It is being completely renovated, with particular emphasis on its communal areas. The work is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2016. 42 C. Residential Residential units in Sanchinarro LOCATION Residential units in Sanchinarro C/ Pi i Margall, 29-31 y 45-47 Madrid Residential units in Majadahonda LOCATION Residential units in Majadahonda C/ Doctor Pérez Gallardo, 3 DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 30 March 2015, the Hispania Group announced the purchase by Hispania Real, its wholly-owned subsidiary, of a residential complex made up of 284 dwellings of two and three-bedroom, 311 parking spaces, 284 storage rooms and rented commercial premises. The residential units are in a gated community with landscaped gardens. The price of the operation was 61.4 million euro (which does not include transaction costs). Of the total 284 dwellings, as of the close of 2015, 144 are classified as Protected Public Housing for rental, with their protected status ending on 4 April 2016. The rest are freemarket homes. The commercial areas are currently leased to a supermarket. Located to the north of the city of Madrid, Sanchinarro is one of the most dynamic residential neighbourhoods in northern Madrid. In recent years, a large number of companies have chosen Sanchinarro and the surrounding area to establish their corporate headquarters, boosting the strong residential demand in the zone. On 29 October, Hispania acquired a residential complex of 115 dwellings in Majadahonda. The complex was constructed in 2006, and includes 115 underground parking spaces and 115 storage rooms. The acquisition price of was 16.6 million euro (excluding transaction costs). The homes occupy 4 adjoining buildings within a gated community. The average area of each home is 84 sqm, and each has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as its own parking space and spare room. The homes have been classified as Protected Public Housing for rent, but that status ends in February 2016. With a population of around 71,000, Majadahonda is one of the municipalities with the highest income per capita in the region of Madrid. Located in the north-east of the region, it has excellent transport connections to the centre by an extensive public transport network, as well as the A-6 motorway and M-503 dual carriageway. Within Majadahonda, the development is located by the El Carralero commercial zone and has numerous services in the vicinity: hospitals, schools, universities (Francisco de Vitoria and the Somosaguas Campus of the Complutense University of Madrid) and sporting areas, including a golf course. 43 Residential units in San Sebastián de los Reyes LOCATION Residential units in San Sebastián de los Reyes C/ Beatriz Galindo, 6-9 Residential units in Isla del Cielo LOCATION Residential units in Isla del Cielo C/ Llull, 350-360 Barcelona DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION On 17 September 2014, Hispania acquired a building with 84 dwellings in San Sebastián de los Reyes for 13.3 million euro (not including acquisition costs), of which 10 million euro were paid with Hispania’s own funds and the remaining 3.3 million euro by Hispania taking over a soft loan linked to the asset. The asset also includes 112 underground parking spaces within the same residential complex, and 84 storage rooms. On 12 May 2014, the Hispania Group announced the acquisition of 200 dwellings in the Isla del Cielo residential development in Parque Diagonal Mar de Barcelona. The acquisition price of was 60.0 million euro (not including transaction costs). The acquisition also includes 223 underground parking spaces within the same residential complex. The 84 homes acquired were constructed in 2007 and have two or three bedrooms. They occupy two buildings and have an average area of 100 sqm. The dwellings have been classified as Protected Public Housing for rent, but their protected status ends in March 2017. With a population of around 82,000, San Sebastián de los Reyes is an established municipality located 18 km north of Madrid and with direct access via the A-1 motorway. The development is located in an area that has been recently developed, but that already has numerous services, including hospitals, sports areas, schools and shopping and leisure centres. The homes in Isla del Cielo are located on the Barcelona seafront at the start of the iconic Avenida Diagonal. They are the most important property development in the city. The area includes a commercial zone of over 88,000 sqm, one of the biggest commercial hubs in Catalonia, 68,000 sqm of offices, a number of hotels, as well as the second biggest park in Barcelona (14 hectares), designed by Enric Miralles, where Isla del Cielo is located. The residential complex consists of two residential towers - the 17-floor Tower A, with 104 dwellings, and the 21-floor Tower B, with 150 dwellings - as well as an underground parking area. It also has landscaped garden areas and an open-air swimming pool. Within the residential complex Hispania owns 22,772 sqm, divided into 200 dwellings, 150 in Tower B and 50 in Tower A, as well as 223 underground parking spaces. III. Corporate operations by Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios ANNUAL RESULTS REPORT 2015 45 III. Corporate operations by Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios a) Capital increase by Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios On 27 April 2015, Hispania successfully completed a capital increase of 337 million euro geared towards institutional investors. The operation was carried out through an accelerated book-building process. Demand was so high that the operation was concluded within three hours. Total demand was over 844 million euro at the placement price of €12.25 per share, a discount of 4.7% on the share price of €12.86 per share at the closing date of the operation. b) General Shareholders’ Meeting Hispania’s first General Shareholders’ Meeting was held on at 12 pm on 29 June 2015 at first call at the Hesperia Castellana Hotel. All the resolutions on the agenda were approved. The breakdown of the shareholders’ meeting was as follows: Shareholders attending 2,139,628 shares 2.591% of share capital Shareholders represented 59,642,065 shares 72.215% of share capital Total shareholders 61,781,693 shares 74.805% of share capital The tables below show details of the votes and percentage in favour of each item on the agenda voted on: RESOLUTIONS NUMBER OF VOTES % OF VOTES IN FAVOUR 46 RESOLUTIONS NUMBER OF VOTES % OF VOTES IN FAVOUR Resolutions adopted The following resolutions were adopted by Hispania’s Ordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting: 1- Examination and approval of: (i) (ii) The Company’s 2014 Individual Financial Statements, including: - Balance Sheet - Statement of Comprehensive Income - Statements of Changes in Equity - Statement of Cash Flows and notes to the financial statements - Management Report, and The Company’s 2014 Consolidated Financial Statements, including: - Consolidated Statement of Financial Position - Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income - Consolidated Statements of Changes in Equity - Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows - Notes to the consolidated financial statements - Management Report 2- Examination and approval of the proposed allocation of profit or loss for the year ended 31 December 2014. 3- Examination and approval of the management of the Company by the Board of Directors in 2014. 47 4- .- Amendments to the By-laws in order to adapt their content to Law 31/2014, of 3 December, by which the Corporate Enterprises Act is amended for the improvement of corporate governance, and to incorporate other improvements of a technical nature. 4.1. Amendment of article relating to the issue of bonds and other securities. 4.2. Amendment of articles relating to the General Meeting: participation of the Meeting in matters of management, notice and right to attend. 4.3. Amendment of articles relating to the Board of Directors: duties, remuneration, appointment of positions, meeting procedures, Audit Committee and Appointments and Remuneration Committee. Amendment of articles relating to the Annual Corporate Governance Report, Annual Report on the Remuneration of the Board Members and web page. 4.4. Removal of the transitional provision. 5- Amendments to the Regulations of the General Shareholders’ Meeting in order to adapt their content to Act 31/2014, of 3 December, by which the Corporate Enterprises Act is amended for the improvement of corporate governance, and to incorporate other improvements of a technical nature. 5.1. Amendment relating to the competencies of the General Shareholders’ Meeting. 5.2. Amendments relating to the notice of the General Shareholders’ Meeting. 5.3. Amendments relating to the right to information of the shareholders. 5.4. Amendments relating to the right to attendance and representation. 5.5. Amendment and introduction of the article relating to the adoption of resolutions. 5.6. Renumbering of articles. 5.7. Removal of the transitional provision. 6- Information on the amendment to the Regulations of the Board of Directors, in order to adapt their content to Law 31/2014, of 3 December, by which the Corporate Enterprises Act is amended for the improvement of corporate governance, and to incorporate other improvements of a technical nature. 7- Examination and approval of changes to certain aspects of the Investment Manager Agreement between the Company and Azora Gestión, S.G.I.I.C., S.A.U., as agreed and amended on 21 February 2014, and authorisation for the proposed changes to the general authority granted to the aforementioned investment manager. 7.1. Modifications and clarifications on the functioning and interpretation of the investment restrictions under section 1 of Schedule 3 (Investment Restrictions) of the Investment Manager Agreement. 7.2. Modifications and clarifications on matters requiring the prior approval of the Executive Committee and of the Board of Directors of the Company under paragraphs 2 and 3, respectively, of Schedule 3 (Investment Restrictions) of the Investment Manager Agreement. 7.3. Other modifications and clarifications of a technical nature. 7.4. Modification of the terms of the general power of attorney granted by the Company to the Investment Manager. 48 8- Approval of the shortening of the notice period for Extraordinary General Meetings of Shareholders in accordance with article 515 of the Corporate Enterprises Act. 9- Share capital increase for the nominal amount of 41,295,000 euros through the issue and circulation of 41,295,000 new ordinary shares with a par value of 1 euro each, along with the share premium to be determined by the Board of Directors, which will be fully subscribed and paid through monetary contributions, recognising preferential subscription rights and allowing for incomplete subscription. Delegation to the Board of Directors, along with the power to sub-delegate, of the precise powers needed to carry out the resolution and to determine the conditions thereof for all aspects not foreseen in the Resolution, by virtue of article 297.1.a) of the Corporate Enterprises Act, as well as to modify article 5 of the By-laws. 10- Delegation to the Board of Directors, with the express power to sub-delegate and for a five (5) year period, of the authority to increase share capital in accordance with article 297.1.b) of the Corporate Enterprises Act, up to one-half of the share capital existing at the date of delegation. Delegation of the power to exclude preferential subscription rights in respect of any capital increases that may be resolved by virtue of this authorisation. This authorisation is limited to a maximum par value, overall, equal to 20% of share capital at the date of this authorisation. 11- Delegation to the Board of Directors, with express power of substitution, for the period of five (5) years, of the power to issue debentures or bonds exchangeable and/or convertible into the shares of the Group or non-Group company, and warrants on newly issued shares or outstanding shares of the Group or non-Group company. Establishment of the criteria for determining the conditions and ratios for conversion, exchange or exercise. Delegation to the Board of Directors, with express power to sub-delegate, of the necessary powers for establishing the conversion, exchange or exercise conditions and ratios, and, in the case of convertible bonds and warrants on newly-issued shares, to increase capital by the amount necessary to meet requests for the conversion of bonds or the exercise of the warrants, with the power, in the case of the issuing of convertible securities and/or warrants on newlyissued shares, to exclude the preferential subscription rights of the Company’s shareholders, although this power will be limited to a maximum nominal amount, overall, equal to 20% of the share capital of the Company on the date of this authorisation. 12- Authorisation to the Board of Directors for the derivative acquisition of treasury stock in accordance with the limits and conditions laid down in the Corporate Enterprises Act. Delegation of powers to the Board for the execution of this resolution. Revocation of the previous authorisations. 13- Approval of the Remuneration Policy for board members. 14- Delegation of powers for the formalisation and execution of all the resolutions adopted by the ordinary General Shareholders Meeting, for conversion thereof into a public instrument and for its interpretation, amendment, addition, development and registration. 15- Advisory vote of the “Annual Report on Company Remuneration” for 2014. IV. Summary of the Financial Statements as of 31 de December 2015 ANNUAL RESULTS REPORT 2015 50 IV. Summary of the Financial Statements as of 31 December 2015 A. Consolidated Financial Statements a) Balance sheet account as of 31st of December 2015 Thousand Euros NON-CURRENT ASSETS Intangible assets Tangible assets Investment property Non-current financial assets Deferred tax assets CURRENT ASSETS Stocks Trade and other receivables Receivables Other credits with public administrations Other current financial assets Cash and cash equivalents TOTAL ASSETS 31/12/2015 31/12/2014 1,471,419 59 64,200 1,360,613 438,515 34 422,365 38,523 2,906 8,024 13,210 251,381 1,786 211,449 32 27,896 4,869 22,407 2,150 5,489 2,719 1,009 2,347 220,690 204,201 1,722,800 649,964 Thousand Euros EQUITY Share capital Share premium and other reserves Shares of the Parent Profit for the period Non-controlling interests NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Long-term provisions Non-Current Liabilities Non-current bank borrowings Derivatives Other non-current financial liabilities Deferred tax liabilities Long term accruals CURRENT LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Current bank borrowings Derivatives Other current financial liabilities Trade and other payables Suppliers and creditors Other debts with public administration Short term accruals TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 31/12/2015 31/12/2014 1,018,448 82,590 560,238 55,060 791,683 477,910 (1,088) 66,681 78,582 632,823 878 569,828 17,131 10,137 76,105 398 70,794 535,656 56,414 12,527 658 21,645 13,722 53,544 8,573 71,529 46,652 13,995 6,175 4,913 13,621 6,296 5,246 8 26,482 1,042 23,985 17,242 7,208 6,676 6,743 532 892 117 1,722,800 649,964 The comparative information included in this consolidated balance sheet corresponds to the period of 11 months and 9 days ending 31 December 2014. At this date, the Hispania Group was formed by Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios, S.A. (Dominant Company), Hispania Real SOCIMI, S.A.U. and Hispania Fides, S.L. The inclusion within the scope of consolidation of Hespérides Bay, S.L.U., Hospitia, S.L.U. and Hispania Hotel Management, S.L.U. (previously Dunas Bay Resorts, S.L.U.) took place in the first half of 2015, while Leading Hospitality, S.L.U., Bay Hotels & Leisure, S.A., ECO Resort San Blás, S.L.U., Bay Hoteles Canarias, S.A. and Poblados de Vacaciones, S.A. were included within the scope of consolidation in the second half of 2015. 51 A.b. Profit and Loss Account as of 31st of December 2015 Thousand Euros 31/12/15 31/12/14 REVENUE Rental income Receivables Other operating income Personnel Expenses Other operating expenses NET OPERATING INCOME Management company fees SG&A EBITDA Depreciation and amortisation Proceeds from disposal of assets Revaluation of assets Negative Goodwill NET OPERATING INCOME Financial Income Financial Expenses Impairment losses and income from disposal of financial instruments FINANCIAL RESULT PROFIT BEFORE TAX Income tax PROFIT AFTER TAX Non-controlling interests 37,798 33,769 4,029 911 (2,228) (10,489) 25,992 (10,361) (5,617) 10,014 (9) 23 54,966 23,463 88,457 2,086 (6,372) 9,021 9,021 64 (2,076) 7,009 (4,408) (5,109) (2,508) (5) 45 14,049 7,496 19,077 2,542 (3,961) - (130) (4,286) 84,171 (10,794) 73,377 6,696 (1,549) 17,528 (2) 17,526 394 66,681 17,132 PROFIT/(LOSS) FOR THE PERIOD ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE PARENT The comparative information included in the consolidated profit and loss account corresponds to consolidated data as of 31 December 2014. The inclusion within the scope of consolidation of Hespérides Bay, S.L.U., Hospitia, S.L.U. and Hispania Hotel Management, S.L.U. (formerly Dunas Bay Resorts, S.L.U.) took place in the first half of 2015, while Leading Hospitality, S.L.U., Bay Hotels & Leisure, S.A., ECO Resort San Blás, S.L.U., Bay Hoteles Canarias, S.A. and Poblados de Vacaciones, S.A. were included within the scope of consolidation in the second half of 2015. 52 B. Analysis of the consolidated financial statements of the Hispania Group as of 31 December, 2015 Consolidated Profit and Loss Account As of year end the Group obtained a net attributable profit after tax of 73,377 thousand euro (17,526 thousand euro as of the end of 2014), primarily as a result of the income from the lease of real-estate assets, the capital gains generated by them and the effects of corporate acquisitions. Net Rental Income The Group’s rental income amounted to 37,790 thousand euro (9,021 thousand euro as of the end of 2014). This amount reflects rental income, net of rent free periods and discounts, in addition to the income obtained from the direct management of Holiday Inn Bernabeu and Hotel Guadalmina SPA & Golf Resort hotels for 4,029 thousand euro. Under the applicable regulatory framework for financial reporting, the Group does not consider as income the reimbursed expenses charged to the lessees of its real-estate portfolio; instead, this income is reflected in the consolidated profit and loss account as a reduction in the operating expenses. These reimbursed expenses amount to 3,466 thousand euro. The graph below shows the income split per asset class as of 2015 year end: InCome by asset class 31/12/15 Residential 12% Hotels 56% Offices 32% Hotels under management 12% BAY 15% Other hotels 29% The different acquisition dates or entry into the scope of consolidation of the assets, affects the income of the Group, as well as the repositioning processes’ that are currently being undertaken. 53 Operating expenses The operating expenses included in the consolidated profit and loss account as of December 2015 are broken down as follows: OPERATING EXPENSES 31/12/15 (THOUSAND EUROS) Provisions 1,372 Leases 1,188 Personnel expenses 2,228 Management company fees 10,361 Insurances fees: 371 Bank charges: 44 Other 1,589 Advertising and PPRR: 164 Procurements: 1,010 Taxes 2,244 Other services 1,344 Supplies 1,082 Maintenance 2,775 Third party services 4,512 EBITDA by line of business The table below shows the income and expenses for the Group by business line: Thousand Euro Offices Residential Hotels Hotels under management Other Total Rental income and receivables 12,147 4,666 16,691 4,294 - 37,798 375 389 144 3 - 911 Other operating expenses -2,934 -1,689 -1,387 -6,707 -15,978 -28,695 EBITDA 9,588 3,366 15,448 -2,410 -15,978 10,014 % s/Income 79% 72% 92,50% -56% n/a 26% Other operating income With respect to the Hotels under Management business line, the negative EBITDA is the result of the start of the Group’s direct management and the costs associated with launching these hotels under new management. With respect to the Other business line, the main cost refers to the Management fee of Azora Gestión SGIIC, which amounted to 10,361 thousand euro. 54 Change in fair value of investment property This heading includes the revaluation of the Group’s property assets in accordance with the valuation made by CBRE based on RICS methodology as of 31 December 2015, which has had a positive impact on the profit and loss account of 54,966 thousand euro. Negative consolidation difference The management of acquisitions made during the year has generated a negative consolidation difference of 23,463 thousand euro primarily due to the business combination through BAY. In addition, and to a lesser extent, negative consolidation differences have arisen in the business combinations of Leading Hospitality, S.L.U. and ECO Resort San Blás, S.L.U. Financial result At the end of the year, the Group obtained financial income amounting to 2,006 thousand euro, corresponding to the reversion effect of certain financial liabilities registered in 2014; the rest is due to the placement of surplus cash, mainly in bank deposits, interest-bearing current accounts and fully liquid mutual funds. Financial expenses include mainly the cost of loans of companies in the Group, including the cost of interest-rate hedges. The total weighted average interest-rate on the Group’s debt at the end of 2015, including the cost of derivatives, is 2.7%, with the average duration being 7.9 years. At the end of 2015, 96% of the Group’s financial debt was hedged against interest-rate fluctuations. Corporate income tax Deferred tax assets correspond to the taxable bases or deductions that the Group expects to recover within a reasonable period of time, and temporary asset differences that allow the Group to offset any temporary differences in liabilities that may arise due to recognition of the property investments at market value. During the present year the Group has calculated what the best structure would be to optimise its future tax burden. Based on this analysis the most probable scenario is considered to be that in the future it will be subject to the tax regime applicable to listed real estate investment companies (SOCIMI), which will reduce the tax rate applicable to future bases. It is therefore expected that certain negative tax bases recovered in the future will be at a tax rate of 0% compared with the 25% estimated in 2014 55 Consolidated balance sheet Non-current assets Investment property and tangible fixed assets During 2015 investment property and tangible fixed assets has increased significantly due to the acquisitions made throughout the year as well as the revaluation of the year. • The Group’s investment activity, refleject in: o The acquisition of 12 assets: Hotel Vincci Málaga, the Sanchinarro residential complex, Príncipe de Vergara Building, Foster Wheeler Building, Cristalia Play Building, Gran Hotel Atlantis Bahía Real, Suite Hotel Atlantis Fuerteventura Resort, Príncipe de Vergara - Auditorio Building, Pl. Les Glories Building, Altamar Building, América Building and Cristal Building. The total GAV contributed by these assets at the end of the year amounted to 358 million euro o The following corporate operations: § Acquisition of 76% of the share capital of the Bay Hotels & Leisure Group for 186.2 million euro. With this operation the Hispania Group incorporated 16 hotels (6,097 keys) and two shopping centres, as well as other ancillary assets. The total GAV contributed by these assets at the close of the year was 529 million euro § Acquisition of 100% of the shares of the company Leading Hospitality, S.L.U. (owner of Hotel Maza and the common areas and most of the rooms in Hotel Holiday Inn Bernabéu). Additionally the Company acquired 71 rooms and 1 commercial premises forming part of the Hotel Holiday Inn Bernabéu that were not owned by this company. The total GAV contributed by these hotels as of 31 December 2015 was 36 million euro. § The acquisition of 100% of the shares in ECO Resort San Blás, S.L. (company owning 100% of Hotel Sandos San Blás Nature Resort & Golf (331 rooms), whose GAV as of 31 December 2015 was 37.1 million euro. Investment in property until the end of 2015 (in million euros): GAV DISTRIBUTION THROUGHOUT 2015 203 670 1,425 4Q Total 2015 45 507 1Q 2Q 3Q 56 The details of the GAV at the close of the year by type of assets is as follows: GAV Distribution per Location 31/12/15 7% 6% GAV Distribution per Asset Class 31/12/15 12% 12% 42% 33% Madrid Barcelona Andalucía Canary Islands 59% Offices 29% Hotels Residenal Balearic Islands The hotels Guadalmina Spa & Golf Resort, Holiday Inn Bernabeu and Maza have been reclassified in the Statement of Changes in Equity under the Tangible Fixed Assets heading because at the close of the year they were being operated directly by the Group as a temporary measure. Non-current financial assets The Group’s rental activity includes the obligation to deposit the amount corresponding to the bonds presented by the lessees of these properties with the agencies of the authorities in the autonomous regions where the properties are located. This heading includes all the bonds deposited with these agencies, as well as other deposits and additional guarantees submitted by the lessees. Deferred tax assets Deferred tax assets correspond to the brought forward carried losses that partially offset the deferred liabilities arising from the revaluation of assets of the Group companies to which the SOCIMI regime is not applicable. These deferred assets are mainly due to the negative results of previous years as well as other temporary differences. The Group recognised these assets at a tax rate of 25%. Current assets Trade and other receivables At the end of 2015 this heading amounted to 27,896 thousand euro, corresponding mainly to the variable rentals accrued in 2015 that are collected in the initial months of 2016 in accordance with the lease agreements. Credits with Public Administrations This heading as of the close of 2015 is made up the balance of credits for VAT payments and withholding tax on interest received on capital assets. 57 Other current financial assets This heading basically includes prepaid expenses derived from the Group’s operations. Cash and cash equivalent This heading includes the current accounts and other liquid assets that the Group has in financial institutions of an outstanding credit level and that are fully available. Liabilities and equity Share capital and reserves As of 27 April 2015 it was agreed to increase the share capital of the Group’s Dominant Company for €27,530,000 by creating 27,530,000 new shares of a nominal value of €1 and €11.25 issue premium. As a result, as of 31 December 2015 the share capital is made up of 82,590,000 shares of a nominal value of €1 each, fully subscribed and paid up (55,060,000 shares of €1 nominal value and an issue premium of €9 per share as of 31 December 2014). Also included under this heading are contributions from shareholders for €540,000, as well as the valuation of the interest-rate hedging derivates bought by the Group to hedge the interest-rate risks of its mortgage finance. In addition, this heading includes the reserves of consolidated companies consisting of the Group’s companies Hispania Fides, S.L. Stocks and own shares As of 30 June 2015 the Dominant Company entered into a liquidity contract with Beka Finance, S.V., S.A. with the aim of improving the liquidity position of the transactions and the regularity of the share price. As of 31 December 2015 the Dominant Company held 81,978 own shares for a total amount of 1,088 thousand euros. The result of the purchase transactions on these own shares, registered under Equity, is a profit of 79 thousand euros. As of 31 December 2014 the Dominant Company did not own any own shares. Minority interests This heading corresponds to the participation of Grupo Once in the results of Hispania Fides, S.L and of the Barceló Group in the results of Bay Hotel & Leisure, S.A. 58 Non-current liabilities Current and non-current debts with credit institutions In 2015, the Group signed new finance lines with credit institutions for a nominal aggregate amount of 582 million euro. The interest-rate risk of this finance has been hedged by swap contracts that cover 100% of the nominal amount pending during the length of the contracts, with a maturity of between 5 and 10 years. As of 31 December 2015, the breakdown by maturity of the debt with credit institutions was as follows: Thousands of euros 2015 Current Non-current Under 1 year 1-2 years 2-3 years 3-4 years 4-5 years Over 5 years Total noncurrent Total 13,805 17,239 22,019 23,441 25,317 459,809 547,825 561,630 499 - - - - - - 499 (309) (3,097) (1,487) (1,439) (1,388) (4,758) (12,169) (12,478) 13,995 14,142 20,532 22,002 23,929 455,051 535,656 549,651 Debts with credit institutions: Loans to third parties Interest with third parties Debt arrangement expenses Total Foreign debt is mainly composed of finance with final maturities of over 10 years. However, given the repayment calendar during the life of each of these finance lines the average weighted duration of all the Group’s debt is around 7.9 years. Derivatives This heading includes the liabilities derived from the adjustment at market value of the interest-rate hedges associated with the Group’s finance. Other non-current financial liabilities Included under this heading are the bonds and additional deposits delivered by lessees as a guarantee of fulfilment of their contracts, whose repayment is estimated to take place in the long term, as well as the loan granted by Corporación Once to the subsidiary of the Hispania Fides Group for 10,000 thousand euro. Deferred tax liabilities This heading basically includes the deferred tax liabilities derived from the capital gains from the revaluation in property investments of the companies in the Group not included in the SOCIMI regime. Long-term accruals This heading includes the initial fee corresponding to the income from the Bay Hotel & Leisure hotels since 1 January 2015 until the date of contribution of these hotels into this company. 59 Current liabilities Other current financial liabilities This heading includes mainly 15,500 thousand euros corresponding to the deferred purchase payment on the Atlantis hotels, which is subject to compliance with certain objectives that the Group considers will probably be complied with. The rest of the balance corresponds mainly to collections and payments received and issued in the BAY sub-group that correspond to the Barceló entities. Also included are the amounts of the bonds and deposits received from the lessees, which are estimated to be repaid in the short term. Trade and other accounts payable The balance of this item reflects mainly amounts pending payment to third parties outside the Group as a result of services provided to the Company needed to carry out its ordinary activity. This heading also registers the balances pending with public authorities that will be settled in 2016. 60 V. Appendices ANNUAL RESULTS REPORT 2015 61 V. Appendices A. Estructura Accionarial At the end of 2015, the shareholder structure of Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios, pursuant to the filings with the Spanish Securities Market Commission made by the Company’s various investors was as follows: APG Asset Management, N.V.: 4.22% Hispania Management Team: 1.42% Free float 33.87% Cohen & Steers, Inc.: 4.22% FMR: 9.95% CBRE 3.55% BWGI 3.64% Paulson & Co. Inc.: 9.85% Tamerlane, S.A.R.L.: 5.45% Soros Fund Management Llc: 16.67% B. Composition of the Board of Directors and its Dependent Committees The composition of the Board of Directors of Hispania is as follows: BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Board Member 1 Mr. Rafael Miranda Robredo 2 Mr. Luis Alberto Mañas Antón 3 Mr. Joaquín Ayuso García 4 Mr. José Pedro Pérez-Llorca y Rodrigo 5 Mrs. Concha Osácar Garaicoechea 6 Mr. Fernando Gumuzio Íñiguez de Onzoño Category Chairman Member Member Member Member Member 62 The Committees of the Board of Directors of Hispania are composed as follows: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Board Member 1 2 3 Mr. Rafael Miranda Robredo Mr. Joaquín Ayuso García Mr. Fernando Gumuzio Íñiguez de Onzoño Category Chairman Member Member NOMINATION AND REMUNERATION COMMITTEE: Board Member 1 2 3 Mr. José Pedro Pérez-Llorca y Rodrigo Mr. Rafael Miranda Robredo Mrs. Concha Osácar Garaicoechea Category Chairman Member Member AUDIT COMMITTEE: Board Member 1 2 3 Mr. Luis Alberto Mañas Antón Mr. Joaquín Ayuso García Mr. José Pedro Pérez-Llorca y Rodrigo Category Chairman Member Member