Transaction Overview - OCI and Orascom Construction are combining to form a single Abu Dhabi-listed entity named "Orascom", with a secondary listing in Egypt[20] - OCI will receive 97,201,359 new Orascom Construction shares, resulting in approximately 47% ownership of Orascom Construction post-deal[20] - OCI shareholders will receive 04634 Orascom Construction shares for every 1 OCI share[20] Strategic Rationale and Value Creation - The combined entity aims to create a scalable infrastructure platform, delivering recurring sustainable income and strong returns by integrating concessions, EPC, and financing expertise[5] - The platform has a proven investment track record generating 39% IRR since 1999[7] - OCI realized over $116 billion in gross proceeds from divestments between 2023-2025 and has returned ~$7 billion to shareholders since 2022[29] - Orascom Construction's backlog reached $86 billion in 9M 2025, an 8% year-over-year growth[31] Market Positioning and Growth - Orascom Construction's 9M 2025 revenue was $34 billion, a 47% year-over-year growth, with EBITDA of $224 million, a 98% year-over-year growth[31] - The combined entity is strategically positioned to benefit from mega trends in infrastructure, water, energy, and mobility[17] - Weitz Company, acquired by Orascom Construction in 2012, has quadrupled its backlog and experienced a 58% CAGR in data centers[48] BESIX Group - OC acquired 50% of BESIX in 2004 for EUR 1875 million and has since received cumulative dividends of approximately EUR 280 million[57] - BESIX Group's backlog reached EUR 72 billion in 9M 2025[54]
OCI (OTCPK:OCIN.F) Earnings Call Presentation
2025-12-11 12:00