FORMAL BUSINESS OF THE MEETING Barry Stewart Chairman of the Board 3
INTRODUCTION Anne MacMicken Executive Director, Investor Relations 4
FORWARDLOOKING STATEMENTS This presentation contains forwardlooking statements relating to expected future performance. Such statements are based on current views and assumptions that are subject to uncertainties which are…
FINANCIAL & OPERATING HIGHLIGHTS MIKE BORYS Senior Vice President and CFO 7
MANAGING THROUGH CHALLENGES 2009 results impacted by downturn Aggressive action to improve productivity and reduce costs Overall cost savings in excess of 30 million Performance improved in second half 8
2009 YEAREND RESULTS 9
2009 FIRST HALF RESULTS 10
2009 SECOND HALF RESULTS 11
2009 ACCOMPLISHMENTS SG&A costs reduced Strengthened balance sheet Increased capacity at VSC New contracts for onsite projects Maintained competitive advantages Advanced key areas of growth 12
OPERATIONS REORGANIZATION 13
2010 Q1 REVENUE AND EBITDA 14
Q1 2010 CORPORATE RESULTS Strong bottomline performance Substantial contributions from both divisions Q1 Adjusted EBITDA up 145% from 2009 Division net margin increased 104% from 2009 15
Q1 2010 FACILITIES RESULTS Revenue up 19% and net margin up 105% compared to Q1 2009 Improved market activity SCL volume up 154% 16
Q1 2010 ONSITE RESULTS Revenue up 11% and net margin up 100% compared to Q1 2009 Strong Heavy Oil results Higher crude oil prices Increased drilling activity 17
2010 CAPITAL PROGRAM Growth capital budget 60 million Maintenance capital expenditures of 27 million 18
2010 OUTLOOK Continued improved performance Steady commodity prices Opportunities for expansion in key market areas Wellpositioned as markets continue to improve and demand strengthens 19
FACILITIES OVERVIEW PETER DUGANDZIC Executive Vice President 20
INTRODUCTION Coasttocoast network Recovery and recycling focused Geographic expansion and service diversification Platform for evolution into onsite services 21
FACILITY NETWORK 22
REDISCOVERING RESOURCES Recovered products include: Crude oil Fuels Lead Solvents & glycol Base oil & lubricants Wastewater 23
LUBRICATING OIL REFINING FACILITY North Vancouver 25
LEAD REFINING FACILITY Ville SteCatherine 26
CUSTOMER APPROACH Customer service key to success Growth through new recovery/recycling options Environment, health & safety excellence 27
FUTURE OUTLOOK Growth capital of 20 million in 2010 Increased capital spending 20112012 Further diversification and expansion 28
CONCLUSION 29
ONSITE OVERVIEW CRAIG WILKIE Executive Vice President 30
INTRODUCTION Market Position Customized environmental solutions delivered directly on customer sites Leverage unique capabilities 31
EVOLUTION OF ONSITE Create value through recycling & recovery Apply facility technologies at customer sites Began in Heavy Oil Extended to Industrial Facilitates sustainability 32
NATURE OF BUSINESS Excellent safety record key Large, national customers Traditional industrial/manufacturing Shortterm, transactional projects Heavy Oil Medium to longterm projects 33
HEAVY OIL Mediumterm Contract 34
HEAVY OIL Longterm Contract (Exterior) 35
HEAVY OIL Longterm Contract (Interior) 36
DRILL SITE 37
REFINERY SERVICES 38
MUNICIPAL 39
PULP & PAPER 40
OFF SHORE OIL & GAS 41
DBO APPROACH Improve efficiencies Reduce waste, reduce costs Maximize reuse, recovery, recycling opportunities Leverage network and technical development 42
CONCLUSION Uniquely positioned Major opportunities for growth Into U.S. and international markets Partner to meet sustainability objectives 43
STRATEGY & OUTLOOK AL CADOTTE President and CEO 44
CURRENT POSITION History of profitable growth Strong Q1 results 2,000 people in 85 facilities Environmentally superior and costeffective services 45
RESOURCE RECOVERY 46
PEOPLE Attract the best talent available Expand training and development Enhance succession planning 47
SAFETY Safety is our first priority There are no shortcuts to safety excellence Aggressive targets for 2010 48
ENVIRONMENT Committed to minimizing our environmental impact CO2 emissions are modest Complete baseline assessment in 2010 49
COMMUNITY We live here too Engaged professionally, personally and financially Encourage our people to be involved Maintain contributions at 1.25% of pretax profit 50
2010 OUTLOOK Exceptional organization and assets Unique business model: Rediscovering Resources Excellent organic growth opportunities Provide customers with the best solutions 51