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Small and medium-sized
enterprises and their access to
Latin American equity markets
The Brazilian Case
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Agenda
Brazilian Context
International Assessment
Working Group Developments
New Market Developments
Next steps
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Agenda
Brazilian Context
International Assessment
Working Group Developments
New Market Developments
Next steps
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4,3 8,5 15,1 14,5 26,8
22,2
63,2
10,8 9,2 2,3 4,5 5,4
15,4
55,6
7,5 23,7
11,2
7,2 3,9 14,7
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 may-13
Follow-On IPO Parcel related to the onerous cession of Petrobras offering
30,4
70,1
8,813,9
34,3
45,9
149,2
74,81
18,0 13,117,0
18,0 13,117,0
6%
42%
29%
23%
Less than U$ 100 MM Between U$ 100 - 300 MM
Between U$ 300 - 500 MM More than U$ 500 MM
Recent IPOs were concentrated on Novo Mercado, with relevant foreign participation…
IPOs by segment - 2004 until May/13
IPO: 7
F-on: 8
IPO: 9
F-on: 10
IPO: 26
F-on: 16
IPO: 64
F-on: 12
IPO: 4
F-on: 8
IPO: 6
F-on: 18
IPO: 11
F-on: 11
IPO: 11
F-on: 11 IPO: 3
F-on: 5
Capital raising and number of IPOs /follow-ons – USD billion
Access to local and foreign investors Size of capital raised – Jan/10 until May/13
Novo Mercado
73%
Nível 214%
Nível 15%
BDR5%
BOVESPA MAIS
3%
70%62%
73% 72%66%
72% 70% 69%64%
58%
18%
18%
17% 16%
8%
12% 14% 20,11%20%
23%
11%
7%
7% 8%
8%
8% 3%
9,3%9%
15%
2%
13%
3% 3%
18%8% 12%
2%
7%20%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 may/13
IPO: 6
F-on: 4
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IPO of Companies Invested by Private Equity (BRL million)
….with an important impact in the PE&VC industry
892 8421.903
7.842 6.861
4.624
2.607
1641.904
1.012 1.069
3.006
1.855
6.861
1.348
775
2.133
109
207
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Secondary issue
Primary issue9.697
1.904 1.911
4.909
1.622
5.3994.741
273
2.111
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 May-2013 TOTAL
Total IPO 7 9 26 64 4 6 11 11 3 6 147
Invested companies 3 4 9 16 2 3 5 8 1 4 55
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Average size of IPOs in Brazil is one of the largest in the world...
Source: WFE (2011; 2012; may/2013)
2012 US$ MM
1º BM&FBOVESPA 691,4
2º Deutsche Börse 501,3
3º Tokyo SE Group 490,3
4º Bursa Malaysia 431,3
5º NASDAQ OMX 318,0
6º NYSE Euronext (US) 287,5
7º Singapore Exchange 278,1
8º Shanghai SE 210,8
9º Hong Kong Exchanges 199,7
10º Australian SE 153,9
11º National Stock Exch. India 99,3
12º Shenzhen SE 85,9
13º Indonesia SE 46,5
14º Korea Exchange 37,4
15º TMX Group 26,1
2011 US$ MM
1º BM&FBOVESPA 414,4
13º Deutsche Börse 74,4
10º Tokyo SE Group 89,4
6º Bursa Malaysia 174,5
8º NASDAQ OMX 150,1
4º NYSE Euronext (US) 406,4
5º Singapore Exchange 346,8
2º Shanghai SE 413,7
3º Hong Kong Exchanges 412,4
7º Australian SE 151,5
12º National Stock Exch. India 77,0
9º Shenzhen SE 115,0
11º Indonesia SE 88,7
14º Korea Exchange 53,1
15º TMX Group n/a
May-2013 US$ MM
1º BM&FBOVESPA 1.380,5
2º Deutsche Börse 875,9
10º Tokyo SE Group 45,9
7º Bursa Malaysia 66,5
6º NASDAQ OMX 121,9
3º NYSE Euronext (US) 425,4
4º Singapore Exchange 290,2
14º Shanghai SE n/a
5º Hong Kong Exchanges 269,4
11º Australian SE 45,5
13º National Stock Exch. India 14,0
15º Shenzhen SE n/a
8º Indonesia SE 61,7
12º Korea Exchange 17,6
9º TMX Group 48,6
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456
954
1.061
1.164
1.537
1.563
1.673
1.763
2.050
2.321
2.330
2.579
2.736
3.207
3.971
5.230
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000
BM&FBOVESPA
Shanghai SE
NYSE Euronext (Europe)
Japan Exchange Group - Osaka
Shenzhen SE
Hong Kong Exchanges
National Stock Exchange India
Korea Exchange
Australian SE
Japan Exchange Group - Tokyo
NYSE Euronext (US)
NASDAQ OMX
London SE Group
BME Spanish Exchanges
TMX Group
BSE India
…resulting in a very restricted number of listed companies
Source: World Federation of Exchange (WFE). ¹ Membros do Comitê de Mercados Emergentes da IOSCO.
Ranking WFE
25º position
Number of listed companies – May 2013
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BNDES forecast for the level of investments (R$ Billion)
2006-2009 648
Forecast 2012-2015 1.005
Source : BNDES nov/11
Source of funding for investments
Capital raised in the stock market (R$ Billion)
2004-2012 384
Source: BM&FBOVESPA
46,7% 58,5%
41,8% 49,2% 44,7%
30,7% 37,6%
25,2%
19,5%
21,2%
27,8% 30,6%
52,5% 27,6%
14,5% 10%
17%
9% 6,1%
8,9%
15,1%
4,8% 2%
5%
7% 15,6% 3,7%
10%
8,7% 10% 15% 7% 3,1% 4,2%
9,6%
Média 2001/10
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010p
Lucros Retidos BNDES Captações Externas Ações Debêntures
Source: BNDES.
Traditional funding for investments will not meet the economy needs for next years...
Own Profits External Sources Equity Debt
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...while SME access to capital market is limited
IPOs from 2004 to May - 2013...
Market cap at IPO
Number of Companies
listed at Novo Mercado,
BOVESPA MAIS and
Level 2
Bellow R$ 700 MM 12
Between R$ 700 MM and R$ 1 BI 20
Between R$ 1 BI and R$ 5 BI 84
Over R$ 5 Bi 15
Total 131
Source: BM&FBOVESPA / Prospectuses
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New opportunities going ahead
Growth Opportunities
Sustainable growth ahead
Companies looking for funding to invest in new opportunities
Traditional funding sources are not sufficient
Investors’ portfolio allocation
Low interest rates are driving investors to riskier asset classes
Public and Private Sector joint
initiative
Fostering the development of SMEs access to the capital markets
Creation of a Techinical Committee to elaborate proposals by first half of 2013.
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Agenda
Brazilian Context
International Assessment
Working Group Developments
New Market Developments
Next steps
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Working Group Details
Objective: Propose Action Plan to develop a market environment favorable for IPOs below USD 300 MM, in particular, in the range of USD 20 MM and 100 MM
Participants: ABDI (Industrial Development Agency), BNDES (Brazilian Development Bank), BM&FBOVESPA, CVM (Securities and Exchange Commission), FINEP (Innovation Agency)
International Assessment: from May 26th to June 7th, visiting UK, Poland, Spain, Australia, Canada, China and South Korea. Total of 65 meetings with exchanges, regulators, brokers, investment banks, investors, issuers, lawyers, auditors and advisors
Presentation of the Report with the Main Findings: November 5th
Creation of a Technical Committee and definition of an Action Plan by early 2013
Working Group to develop Access Market
ENGLISH: http://www.bmfbovespa.com.br/empresas/download/Diagnostico-ingles.pdf
SPANISH: http://www.bmfbovespa.com.br/empresas/download/Diagnostico-espanhol.pdf
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Demand from local investors – Institutional and Retail
Market “niche” for specialized brokers and investment banks
Different types of tax incentives for investors had an importance
Regulatory discounts are more important for very small companies (USD 2
MM capital raising in average)
Fixed costs involved in the IPO were not identified as a barrier, and in fact,
those costs are lower in Brazil
International Assessment - Report’s Main Conclusions
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Agenda
Brazilian Context
International Assessment
Working Group Developments
New Market Developments
Next steps
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Discussions groups
Working Group
Technical Committee
Tax Incentives Vehicle Listing and Offer
Costs Offer Process Education
Alternative Market Entrepreneur Education
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Agenda
Brazilian Context
International Assessment
Working Group Developments
New Market Developments
Next steps
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New listings since beginning of activities of the Working Group
Desenvix
Senior Solution
may/10/12
oct/03/11
Next listings: BIOMM and CAB AMBIENTAL
Nutriplant
feb/13/08
Nortec
may/28/13
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Capital raising by a SME in 2013 – Senior Solution Case
Listing: 10/may/12
Offering size: listing without an offering
Free float: 0%
IPO: 03/mar/13
Stock Pricing: R$ 11,50
Offering size: R$ 62,2 MM
Cost: R$ 2,8 MM (4,5%)
Market Value at IPO: R$ 134 MM
Source: Financial Statements of Senior Solution
Senior Solution is an IT company that
provides products and services to financial
institutions.
R$ Million 2011 2012
Net Income 38.748 46.250
EBITDA 5.870 9.089
EBITDA Margin 15% 20%
Net Profit 2.345 6.021
Main innovative features of the offering
₋ Distribution exclusively in Brazil, with
institutional and retail investors
₋ No prospectus printing
₋ A single deal counsel
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Agenda
Brazilian Context
International Assessment
Working Group Developments
New Market Developments
Next steps
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Market announcement of the proposals
Implementation of main proposals
BM&FBOVESPA to implement some changes in its Access
Market
Supporting other market initiatives and listing new companies
Next Steps
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