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    Bina Puri Holdings Bhd CIMB Investment Bank Berhad

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    Financial Report

    Table of Contents

    Section 1 : Project in Brief

    Section 2 : Project Structure

    Section 3 : Estimated Capital Expenditure

    Section 4 : Traffic and Revenue Projection

    Section 5 : Key Project and Financial Assumptions

    Section 6 : Preliminary Financing Plan and Parameters

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    Section 1

    Project in Brief

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    Project in Brief

    The 135 km Karachi-Hyderabad (M9) dual 4-lane motorway (popularly known

    as super highway) is the most important link of Karachi Port to Port of Qasim

    to the rest of the country. The motorway is currently serving a traffic volume

    of over 24,0000 vehicle per day with over 60% being heavy vehicle traffic.

    The average traffic growth rate of the motorway is about 5% annually. The

    route is the shortest possible distance between Karachi and Hyderabad and it

    connects to the main North-South Links i.e. National Highway N-55 (IndusHighway) and the National Highway N-5 (Grand Trunk Road).

    The Karachi-Hyderabad (M9) motorway was constructed as part of First

    Highway Project with the assistance of World Bank during 1964 68 and

    dualised in 1991 as part of Fourth Highway Project. The Toll is being collected

    by the National Highway Authority (NHA).

    To date, road users are facing inconvenience because of immense growth of

    traffic gradually exceeding 4-lane capacity. Solution lies in the upgrading of

    this road to a 6-lane Motorway (M9)(the Project).

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    Project in Brief(Contd)

    The NHA has offered the Project to the private sector to develop, design,

    engineer, finance, construct, rehabilitate, commission, manage, operate,

    maintain, insure and, at the end of the Concession Period, transfer, all under a

    Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) arrangement, and during the Concession

    Period to collect, receive and earn the Tolls and other revenues generatedfrom the Project.

    .

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    Project in Brief(Contd)

    The Concessionaires scope of work covers the key engineering features of

    the Project include the following:

    rehabilitation of the existing 134.35 km of 2 lane carriageway;

    construction of an additional new lane;

    extension of the four (4) existing bridges;

    minimum of seven (7) new interchanges to be provided;

    minimum of two (2) main service areas to be provided;

    minimum of seven (7) weigh stations;

    two (2) maintenance and operation compounds;

    construction of two (2) new toll plazas; and

    other ancillary development relevant to the M9 Motorway.

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    M9

    Project in Brief The Alignment

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    Project in Brief The Alignment (Contd)

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    Section 2

    The Project Structure

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    Bina Puri Pakistan

    (Private) Limited

    SPVLenders

    Bina Puri Holdings

    Berhad

    Main EPC Contractor

    Sub-Contractors

    NHA

    Insurance

    Concession

    Agreement

    Debt/Equity

    M9 Motorway

    Loan

    Repayment

    Equity

    Project Structure

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    Section 3

    Estimated Capital Expenditure

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    Estimated Capital Expenditure

    Description

    Rupees

    (PKR)

    Main Carriageway (North & South Bound) 12,898,796,912

    Interchanges (7 nos) 1,507,732,244

    Service Road 1,084,549,545

    Service Areas (North and South) 676,595,473

    Main Toll Plaza 378,494,986

    Weigh Bridges & Allied Works 236,559,366

    Construction Cost 16,782,728,525

    General & Preliminary, Consultancy, Design & Project

    Management Fees 1,485,271,472

    Grand Total 18,267,999,997

    Detailed Breakdown

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    NB: The above capex does not include refurbishment cost for the existing road

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    Year Implementation

    Schedule (%)

    Amount

    (PKR Million)

    2012 30# 5,480.4

    2013 40 7,307.2

    2014 30 5,480.4

    Total 18,268.0

    Estimated Capital Expenditure (Contd)

    Proposed Implementation Schedule

    NB: #Indicative of full year

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    Section 4

    Traffic and Revenue Projection

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    Type of Vehicles Assumed

    Growth Rate*

    (%)

    Cars/Jeeps/Taxis 4 p.a.

    Wagons 4 p.a.

    Minibuses/Coasters 4 p.a.

    Buses 5 p.a.

    Truck 5 p.a.

    Articulated 5 p.a.

    Traffic and Revenue Projection

    Traffic Projection

    Note: * For Year 2015 (expected 1styear of operation),

    growth rate for Class 1,2,3 and Class 4, 5 & 6 is assumed

    at 10% and 9% respectively.

    AADTEstimates

    Growth ofVehicles

    Growth inFuel

    Consumption

    Growth inGDP

    DivertedTraffic to M9

    Traffic fromKarachiNorthernBypass

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    Class Type of Vehicles Toll Multiple Annualisation Factor

    1 Cars/Jeeps/Taxis 1.00 365 days2 Wagons 1.38 365 days

    3 Minibuses/Coasters 2.20 365 days

    4 Buses 3.15 365 days

    5 Trucks 3.85 365 days

    6 Articulated 4.96 365 days

    Traffic and Revenue Projection (Contd)

    Proposed Toll Structure and Toll Rate

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    Traffic and Revenue Projection (Contd)

    Toll Rate Per KM (Year 2015) (PKR)

    - Class 1 : Cars/Jeeps/Taxis

    - Class 2 : Wagons

    - Class 3 : Minibuses/Coasters

    - Class 4 : Buses

    - Class 5 : Trucks

    - Class 6 : Articulated

    0.89

    1.23

    1.96

    2.80

    3.43

    4.42

    Toll rate increment 10% p.a.

    Frequency of toll rate review Annually over the operating period

    Proposed Toll Structure and Toll Rate

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    Section 5

    Key Project and Financial Assumptions

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    Concession Period 28 years (effective upon signing

    of CA)

    Construction Period 30 months

    Project Structure Build-Operate-Transfer

    Expected Commercial Operating Date Year 2015

    General

    Routine Maintenance Cost PKR 2.70^ mil/km

    Heavy Maintenance Cost PKR 12.94* mil/km

    Incurred every 7 yearsOperating Cost 10% p.a. of toll revenue

    Escalation Rate of O&M 5% p.a. (as per RFP)

    Operating &

    Maintenance (O&M)

    Key Project and Financial Assumptions

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    Corporation Tax 35% p.a.

    Capital Allowance 4% Annual Allowance over 25 years

    Qualifying Capital Expenditure 75% of total Capex

    Tax & Capital

    Allowance

    Depreciation Based on no. of years left in concession

    Surplus Funds 50% of opening cash balance @ 7% p.a.

    NHA Revenue Sharing 5% p.a. of net toll revenue. Payment is after full

    settlement of project cost

    Others

    Key Project and Financial Assumptions (Contd)

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    Section 6

    Preliminary Financing Plan and Parameters

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    Preliminary Financing Plan and Parameters

    Structure Islamic

    Profit Rate 15% p.a.

    Loan Tenure:

    - Grace

    - Repayment

    15 years

    6 years

    9 years

    Debt to Equity Ratio 80 : 20

    DSRA 3 months

    DSCR (min) 2.5 times

    Indicative Salient Terms

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