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P40 GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria CTI PFAN West Africa Regional Coordinator Albert Boateng E-mail : [email protected] Phone : (233) 275960468 Mentor Peter Owunna E-mail : [email protected] Phone : 234 803 553 1199

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Page 1: P40 GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria CTI PFAN ... Planning Expert (7-Years) ... • Own Manpower –20 Engineers and 27 Technicians

P40 GVE Projects Ltd Nigeria

CTI PFAN West Africa Regional Coordinator

Albert Boateng

E-mail albertboatengppl-intcom

Phone (233) 275960468

Mentor

Peter Owunna

E-mail peterxslncecom

Phone 234 803 553 1199

Green Village Electricity ProjecttradeAn Affordable Off-Grid PV Solar Electricity Solution for Rural off-Grid

Communities in Nigeria

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

CTI-PFAN WAFCEF-2 Investment Forum September 2015

An Initiative of GVE Projects Limited Nigeria

2

Current Source of Energy Candles Kerosene Gasoline and Diesel Generators

Current Average Spend for Energy per month N9400 ($4700)

Total Estimated Energy Requirement for target

communities (Market Size)

100MW

Total Availability from GVE -Ptrade (Phase 1) 178MW

GVE average Tariffmetered Rate N120 ($06) kWh

GVE average spend per household per month N2871 ($1436)

bull Green Village Electricity (GVE) Project is a multi-phased Rural Electrification Scheme

bull Designed to provide clean energy to off-grid rural townships and communities in South Southern and South Eastern Nigeria

bull Project Scopebull Mini Solar PV Plants (34kWp ndash 100kWp) Isolated Electricity Distribution

(IED) Grids bull Electricity metered to homes businesses and artisanal outletsbull Energy utilization for lighting food processing phone charging stations

Irrigation TV refrigeration amongst other needsbull Avg consumption per user = 05kWh ndash 25kWh per day

Value Proposition

Results of Survey carried out in 2012 of 28 off-grid communities in Niger Delta

4

GROWTH PLAN

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Total

No of New Sites Deployed 12 52 100 135 150 75 524

The Business Model

5

Pilot (III)

Capacity 9kWp

Cost USD 6000000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion March 2015

Impact(s)720people 36 jobs 136MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (IV)

Capacity 34kWp

Cost USD 22000000

Location Bisanti ndash Katcha Niger State Nigeria

Year of Completion September 2015

Impact(s)1600people 90 jobs 517MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (I)

Capacity 6kWp

Cost USD 7500000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion September 2013

Impact(s) 480people 20 jobs 913MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (II)

Capacity 9kWp

Cost USD6000000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion March 2015

Impact(s)720people 36 jobs 136MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Past Project Experience (Executed Pilots)

6

Pilot Projects in Photos

bull US$14million raised and committed to six pilot projects till date

bull Rated by USAID and GIZ as the ideal model for advancing energy access in Nigeria

bull Listed among Sankalp Forumrsquos top-60 promising Sub Saharan Africa SMEs 2015

bull Model is Scalable to Meet Specific Community Needs

bull Model has Directly Measurable Environ-Socio-Economic Impact

7

AwardsbullFinalist City Mart City of Lagos Off-Grid Power Solution Challenge June 2014bullWinner GE Africa USADF Power Africa Off-Grid Energy Access Challenge Nov 2013bullWinner UNDP Bank of Industry ndashNigeria Access to Renewable Project Nigeria Dec 2012

bullWinner IEEE Presidentsrsquo Change the World Project Challenge 2009bullThe Project has been awarded 5 years pioneer status incentive

Project Heritage

Corporate Partnerships

PROJECT FINANCING SUMMARY

Total Debt Requirement $ 6091439861

Total Equity Requirement $ 2783455541

Total Financing $8874895402

USES OF FUNDS

Equipment amp Machinery $ 8686989900

Maintenance Support Pool Vehicles $ 68000000

Project Related Working Capital $ 112116849

Contingency $ 77 88653

Total Cost of Project $8874895402

Investment Ask

PROJECT FINANCING SCHEDULE

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

No of New Sites 12 52 100 135 150 75

New Equity Injection($rsquo000s)

658 1949 2387 1821 666 -

New Debt Injection($rsquo000s)

139257 603447 1047662 1261235 1171351 -

Re-Invested Retained Earnings ($rsquo000s)

- - 112814 305407 569362 880904

RATIOS YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

DSCR 118 147 154 156 159 170 170 170 170 170

Interest Cover 177 246 280 308 351 436 525 657 926 1734

INVESTMENT ANALYSISROI (5 Years Projection) 39 ROI (10 Years Projection) 216

Payback Period 44 YearsIRR (Unlevered 10 Years Projection) 17NPV 15 (10 Years Projection) $749823346

Investment Returns

Debt Returns

Prospective Investor Profile

Double Bottom Line Investment Appetite

Willing to provide expertise for the growth of the Business

Provide patient capital

Single Digit Long term Debt Financiers

GVE is offering a 25 holding to Equity Investors

High-Yield Investment

Reduced Financial Risks Exposure

Flexible and Positive Business Outlook to Counter Possible Risks

Exit Strategy

Share Buyback

External Investors Buyout andor an IPO

Base Infrastructure

Revenue Streams

Service Offering per Site

GVE

Mini-grid

(240 Clients)

One-time Connection Fee

$2000

Modular Site of

34kWp Each

PAYG Utility Fee

045kWh (off-peak)

$075kWh (peak)

AIPU

$69076

Ave Monthly ARPU

$1125

Site Setup Cost (Equipment Only)

$16578225

Revenue Model

Legend AIPU Average Investment Per User ARPU Average Revenue Per User

Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

Page 2: P40 GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria CTI PFAN ... Planning Expert (7-Years) ... • Own Manpower –20 Engineers and 27 Technicians

Green Village Electricity ProjecttradeAn Affordable Off-Grid PV Solar Electricity Solution for Rural off-Grid

Communities in Nigeria

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

CTI-PFAN WAFCEF-2 Investment Forum September 2015

An Initiative of GVE Projects Limited Nigeria

2

Current Source of Energy Candles Kerosene Gasoline and Diesel Generators

Current Average Spend for Energy per month N9400 ($4700)

Total Estimated Energy Requirement for target

communities (Market Size)

100MW

Total Availability from GVE -Ptrade (Phase 1) 178MW

GVE average Tariffmetered Rate N120 ($06) kWh

GVE average spend per household per month N2871 ($1436)

bull Green Village Electricity (GVE) Project is a multi-phased Rural Electrification Scheme

bull Designed to provide clean energy to off-grid rural townships and communities in South Southern and South Eastern Nigeria

bull Project Scopebull Mini Solar PV Plants (34kWp ndash 100kWp) Isolated Electricity Distribution

(IED) Grids bull Electricity metered to homes businesses and artisanal outletsbull Energy utilization for lighting food processing phone charging stations

Irrigation TV refrigeration amongst other needsbull Avg consumption per user = 05kWh ndash 25kWh per day

Value Proposition

Results of Survey carried out in 2012 of 28 off-grid communities in Niger Delta

4

GROWTH PLAN

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Total

No of New Sites Deployed 12 52 100 135 150 75 524

The Business Model

5

Pilot (III)

Capacity 9kWp

Cost USD 6000000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion March 2015

Impact(s)720people 36 jobs 136MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (IV)

Capacity 34kWp

Cost USD 22000000

Location Bisanti ndash Katcha Niger State Nigeria

Year of Completion September 2015

Impact(s)1600people 90 jobs 517MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (I)

Capacity 6kWp

Cost USD 7500000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion September 2013

Impact(s) 480people 20 jobs 913MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (II)

Capacity 9kWp

Cost USD6000000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion March 2015

Impact(s)720people 36 jobs 136MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Past Project Experience (Executed Pilots)

6

Pilot Projects in Photos

bull US$14million raised and committed to six pilot projects till date

bull Rated by USAID and GIZ as the ideal model for advancing energy access in Nigeria

bull Listed among Sankalp Forumrsquos top-60 promising Sub Saharan Africa SMEs 2015

bull Model is Scalable to Meet Specific Community Needs

bull Model has Directly Measurable Environ-Socio-Economic Impact

7

AwardsbullFinalist City Mart City of Lagos Off-Grid Power Solution Challenge June 2014bullWinner GE Africa USADF Power Africa Off-Grid Energy Access Challenge Nov 2013bullWinner UNDP Bank of Industry ndashNigeria Access to Renewable Project Nigeria Dec 2012

bullWinner IEEE Presidentsrsquo Change the World Project Challenge 2009bullThe Project has been awarded 5 years pioneer status incentive

Project Heritage

Corporate Partnerships

PROJECT FINANCING SUMMARY

Total Debt Requirement $ 6091439861

Total Equity Requirement $ 2783455541

Total Financing $8874895402

USES OF FUNDS

Equipment amp Machinery $ 8686989900

Maintenance Support Pool Vehicles $ 68000000

Project Related Working Capital $ 112116849

Contingency $ 77 88653

Total Cost of Project $8874895402

Investment Ask

PROJECT FINANCING SCHEDULE

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

No of New Sites 12 52 100 135 150 75

New Equity Injection($rsquo000s)

658 1949 2387 1821 666 -

New Debt Injection($rsquo000s)

139257 603447 1047662 1261235 1171351 -

Re-Invested Retained Earnings ($rsquo000s)

- - 112814 305407 569362 880904

RATIOS YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

DSCR 118 147 154 156 159 170 170 170 170 170

Interest Cover 177 246 280 308 351 436 525 657 926 1734

INVESTMENT ANALYSISROI (5 Years Projection) 39 ROI (10 Years Projection) 216

Payback Period 44 YearsIRR (Unlevered 10 Years Projection) 17NPV 15 (10 Years Projection) $749823346

Investment Returns

Debt Returns

Prospective Investor Profile

Double Bottom Line Investment Appetite

Willing to provide expertise for the growth of the Business

Provide patient capital

Single Digit Long term Debt Financiers

GVE is offering a 25 holding to Equity Investors

High-Yield Investment

Reduced Financial Risks Exposure

Flexible and Positive Business Outlook to Counter Possible Risks

Exit Strategy

Share Buyback

External Investors Buyout andor an IPO

Base Infrastructure

Revenue Streams

Service Offering per Site

GVE

Mini-grid

(240 Clients)

One-time Connection Fee

$2000

Modular Site of

34kWp Each

PAYG Utility Fee

045kWh (off-peak)

$075kWh (peak)

AIPU

$69076

Ave Monthly ARPU

$1125

Site Setup Cost (Equipment Only)

$16578225

Revenue Model

Legend AIPU Average Investment Per User ARPU Average Revenue Per User

Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

Page 3: P40 GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria CTI PFAN ... Planning Expert (7-Years) ... • Own Manpower –20 Engineers and 27 Technicians

Current Source of Energy Candles Kerosene Gasoline and Diesel Generators

Current Average Spend for Energy per month N9400 ($4700)

Total Estimated Energy Requirement for target

communities (Market Size)

100MW

Total Availability from GVE -Ptrade (Phase 1) 178MW

GVE average Tariffmetered Rate N120 ($06) kWh

GVE average spend per household per month N2871 ($1436)

bull Green Village Electricity (GVE) Project is a multi-phased Rural Electrification Scheme

bull Designed to provide clean energy to off-grid rural townships and communities in South Southern and South Eastern Nigeria

bull Project Scopebull Mini Solar PV Plants (34kWp ndash 100kWp) Isolated Electricity Distribution

(IED) Grids bull Electricity metered to homes businesses and artisanal outletsbull Energy utilization for lighting food processing phone charging stations

Irrigation TV refrigeration amongst other needsbull Avg consumption per user = 05kWh ndash 25kWh per day

Value Proposition

Results of Survey carried out in 2012 of 28 off-grid communities in Niger Delta

4

GROWTH PLAN

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Total

No of New Sites Deployed 12 52 100 135 150 75 524

The Business Model

5

Pilot (III)

Capacity 9kWp

Cost USD 6000000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion March 2015

Impact(s)720people 36 jobs 136MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (IV)

Capacity 34kWp

Cost USD 22000000

Location Bisanti ndash Katcha Niger State Nigeria

Year of Completion September 2015

Impact(s)1600people 90 jobs 517MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (I)

Capacity 6kWp

Cost USD 7500000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion September 2013

Impact(s) 480people 20 jobs 913MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (II)

Capacity 9kWp

Cost USD6000000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion March 2015

Impact(s)720people 36 jobs 136MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Past Project Experience (Executed Pilots)

6

Pilot Projects in Photos

bull US$14million raised and committed to six pilot projects till date

bull Rated by USAID and GIZ as the ideal model for advancing energy access in Nigeria

bull Listed among Sankalp Forumrsquos top-60 promising Sub Saharan Africa SMEs 2015

bull Model is Scalable to Meet Specific Community Needs

bull Model has Directly Measurable Environ-Socio-Economic Impact

7

AwardsbullFinalist City Mart City of Lagos Off-Grid Power Solution Challenge June 2014bullWinner GE Africa USADF Power Africa Off-Grid Energy Access Challenge Nov 2013bullWinner UNDP Bank of Industry ndashNigeria Access to Renewable Project Nigeria Dec 2012

bullWinner IEEE Presidentsrsquo Change the World Project Challenge 2009bullThe Project has been awarded 5 years pioneer status incentive

Project Heritage

Corporate Partnerships

PROJECT FINANCING SUMMARY

Total Debt Requirement $ 6091439861

Total Equity Requirement $ 2783455541

Total Financing $8874895402

USES OF FUNDS

Equipment amp Machinery $ 8686989900

Maintenance Support Pool Vehicles $ 68000000

Project Related Working Capital $ 112116849

Contingency $ 77 88653

Total Cost of Project $8874895402

Investment Ask

PROJECT FINANCING SCHEDULE

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

No of New Sites 12 52 100 135 150 75

New Equity Injection($rsquo000s)

658 1949 2387 1821 666 -

New Debt Injection($rsquo000s)

139257 603447 1047662 1261235 1171351 -

Re-Invested Retained Earnings ($rsquo000s)

- - 112814 305407 569362 880904

RATIOS YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

DSCR 118 147 154 156 159 170 170 170 170 170

Interest Cover 177 246 280 308 351 436 525 657 926 1734

INVESTMENT ANALYSISROI (5 Years Projection) 39 ROI (10 Years Projection) 216

Payback Period 44 YearsIRR (Unlevered 10 Years Projection) 17NPV 15 (10 Years Projection) $749823346

Investment Returns

Debt Returns

Prospective Investor Profile

Double Bottom Line Investment Appetite

Willing to provide expertise for the growth of the Business

Provide patient capital

Single Digit Long term Debt Financiers

GVE is offering a 25 holding to Equity Investors

High-Yield Investment

Reduced Financial Risks Exposure

Flexible and Positive Business Outlook to Counter Possible Risks

Exit Strategy

Share Buyback

External Investors Buyout andor an IPO

Base Infrastructure

Revenue Streams

Service Offering per Site

GVE

Mini-grid

(240 Clients)

One-time Connection Fee

$2000

Modular Site of

34kWp Each

PAYG Utility Fee

045kWh (off-peak)

$075kWh (peak)

AIPU

$69076

Ave Monthly ARPU

$1125

Site Setup Cost (Equipment Only)

$16578225

Revenue Model

Legend AIPU Average Investment Per User ARPU Average Revenue Per User

Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

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4

GROWTH PLAN

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Total

No of New Sites Deployed 12 52 100 135 150 75 524

The Business Model

5

Pilot (III)

Capacity 9kWp

Cost USD 6000000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion March 2015

Impact(s)720people 36 jobs 136MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (IV)

Capacity 34kWp

Cost USD 22000000

Location Bisanti ndash Katcha Niger State Nigeria

Year of Completion September 2015

Impact(s)1600people 90 jobs 517MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (I)

Capacity 6kWp

Cost USD 7500000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion September 2013

Impact(s) 480people 20 jobs 913MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (II)

Capacity 9kWp

Cost USD6000000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion March 2015

Impact(s)720people 36 jobs 136MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Past Project Experience (Executed Pilots)

6

Pilot Projects in Photos

bull US$14million raised and committed to six pilot projects till date

bull Rated by USAID and GIZ as the ideal model for advancing energy access in Nigeria

bull Listed among Sankalp Forumrsquos top-60 promising Sub Saharan Africa SMEs 2015

bull Model is Scalable to Meet Specific Community Needs

bull Model has Directly Measurable Environ-Socio-Economic Impact

7

AwardsbullFinalist City Mart City of Lagos Off-Grid Power Solution Challenge June 2014bullWinner GE Africa USADF Power Africa Off-Grid Energy Access Challenge Nov 2013bullWinner UNDP Bank of Industry ndashNigeria Access to Renewable Project Nigeria Dec 2012

bullWinner IEEE Presidentsrsquo Change the World Project Challenge 2009bullThe Project has been awarded 5 years pioneer status incentive

Project Heritage

Corporate Partnerships

PROJECT FINANCING SUMMARY

Total Debt Requirement $ 6091439861

Total Equity Requirement $ 2783455541

Total Financing $8874895402

USES OF FUNDS

Equipment amp Machinery $ 8686989900

Maintenance Support Pool Vehicles $ 68000000

Project Related Working Capital $ 112116849

Contingency $ 77 88653

Total Cost of Project $8874895402

Investment Ask

PROJECT FINANCING SCHEDULE

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

No of New Sites 12 52 100 135 150 75

New Equity Injection($rsquo000s)

658 1949 2387 1821 666 -

New Debt Injection($rsquo000s)

139257 603447 1047662 1261235 1171351 -

Re-Invested Retained Earnings ($rsquo000s)

- - 112814 305407 569362 880904

RATIOS YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

DSCR 118 147 154 156 159 170 170 170 170 170

Interest Cover 177 246 280 308 351 436 525 657 926 1734

INVESTMENT ANALYSISROI (5 Years Projection) 39 ROI (10 Years Projection) 216

Payback Period 44 YearsIRR (Unlevered 10 Years Projection) 17NPV 15 (10 Years Projection) $749823346

Investment Returns

Debt Returns

Prospective Investor Profile

Double Bottom Line Investment Appetite

Willing to provide expertise for the growth of the Business

Provide patient capital

Single Digit Long term Debt Financiers

GVE is offering a 25 holding to Equity Investors

High-Yield Investment

Reduced Financial Risks Exposure

Flexible and Positive Business Outlook to Counter Possible Risks

Exit Strategy

Share Buyback

External Investors Buyout andor an IPO

Base Infrastructure

Revenue Streams

Service Offering per Site

GVE

Mini-grid

(240 Clients)

One-time Connection Fee

$2000

Modular Site of

34kWp Each

PAYG Utility Fee

045kWh (off-peak)

$075kWh (peak)

AIPU

$69076

Ave Monthly ARPU

$1125

Site Setup Cost (Equipment Only)

$16578225

Revenue Model

Legend AIPU Average Investment Per User ARPU Average Revenue Per User

Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

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5

Pilot (III)

Capacity 9kWp

Cost USD 6000000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion March 2015

Impact(s)720people 36 jobs 136MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (IV)

Capacity 34kWp

Cost USD 22000000

Location Bisanti ndash Katcha Niger State Nigeria

Year of Completion September 2015

Impact(s)1600people 90 jobs 517MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (I)

Capacity 6kWp

Cost USD 7500000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion September 2013

Impact(s) 480people 20 jobs 913MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Pilot (II)

Capacity 9kWp

Cost USD6000000

Location Egbeke ndash Etche Rivers State Nigeria

Year of Completion March 2015

Impact(s)720people 36 jobs 136MT of CO2

45 ($12) reduction in HH energy expenditure

Past Project Experience (Executed Pilots)

6

Pilot Projects in Photos

bull US$14million raised and committed to six pilot projects till date

bull Rated by USAID and GIZ as the ideal model for advancing energy access in Nigeria

bull Listed among Sankalp Forumrsquos top-60 promising Sub Saharan Africa SMEs 2015

bull Model is Scalable to Meet Specific Community Needs

bull Model has Directly Measurable Environ-Socio-Economic Impact

7

AwardsbullFinalist City Mart City of Lagos Off-Grid Power Solution Challenge June 2014bullWinner GE Africa USADF Power Africa Off-Grid Energy Access Challenge Nov 2013bullWinner UNDP Bank of Industry ndashNigeria Access to Renewable Project Nigeria Dec 2012

bullWinner IEEE Presidentsrsquo Change the World Project Challenge 2009bullThe Project has been awarded 5 years pioneer status incentive

Project Heritage

Corporate Partnerships

PROJECT FINANCING SUMMARY

Total Debt Requirement $ 6091439861

Total Equity Requirement $ 2783455541

Total Financing $8874895402

USES OF FUNDS

Equipment amp Machinery $ 8686989900

Maintenance Support Pool Vehicles $ 68000000

Project Related Working Capital $ 112116849

Contingency $ 77 88653

Total Cost of Project $8874895402

Investment Ask

PROJECT FINANCING SCHEDULE

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

No of New Sites 12 52 100 135 150 75

New Equity Injection($rsquo000s)

658 1949 2387 1821 666 -

New Debt Injection($rsquo000s)

139257 603447 1047662 1261235 1171351 -

Re-Invested Retained Earnings ($rsquo000s)

- - 112814 305407 569362 880904

RATIOS YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

DSCR 118 147 154 156 159 170 170 170 170 170

Interest Cover 177 246 280 308 351 436 525 657 926 1734

INVESTMENT ANALYSISROI (5 Years Projection) 39 ROI (10 Years Projection) 216

Payback Period 44 YearsIRR (Unlevered 10 Years Projection) 17NPV 15 (10 Years Projection) $749823346

Investment Returns

Debt Returns

Prospective Investor Profile

Double Bottom Line Investment Appetite

Willing to provide expertise for the growth of the Business

Provide patient capital

Single Digit Long term Debt Financiers

GVE is offering a 25 holding to Equity Investors

High-Yield Investment

Reduced Financial Risks Exposure

Flexible and Positive Business Outlook to Counter Possible Risks

Exit Strategy

Share Buyback

External Investors Buyout andor an IPO

Base Infrastructure

Revenue Streams

Service Offering per Site

GVE

Mini-grid

(240 Clients)

One-time Connection Fee

$2000

Modular Site of

34kWp Each

PAYG Utility Fee

045kWh (off-peak)

$075kWh (peak)

AIPU

$69076

Ave Monthly ARPU

$1125

Site Setup Cost (Equipment Only)

$16578225

Revenue Model

Legend AIPU Average Investment Per User ARPU Average Revenue Per User

Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

Page 6: P40 GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria CTI PFAN ... Planning Expert (7-Years) ... • Own Manpower –20 Engineers and 27 Technicians

6

Pilot Projects in Photos

bull US$14million raised and committed to six pilot projects till date

bull Rated by USAID and GIZ as the ideal model for advancing energy access in Nigeria

bull Listed among Sankalp Forumrsquos top-60 promising Sub Saharan Africa SMEs 2015

bull Model is Scalable to Meet Specific Community Needs

bull Model has Directly Measurable Environ-Socio-Economic Impact

7

AwardsbullFinalist City Mart City of Lagos Off-Grid Power Solution Challenge June 2014bullWinner GE Africa USADF Power Africa Off-Grid Energy Access Challenge Nov 2013bullWinner UNDP Bank of Industry ndashNigeria Access to Renewable Project Nigeria Dec 2012

bullWinner IEEE Presidentsrsquo Change the World Project Challenge 2009bullThe Project has been awarded 5 years pioneer status incentive

Project Heritage

Corporate Partnerships

PROJECT FINANCING SUMMARY

Total Debt Requirement $ 6091439861

Total Equity Requirement $ 2783455541

Total Financing $8874895402

USES OF FUNDS

Equipment amp Machinery $ 8686989900

Maintenance Support Pool Vehicles $ 68000000

Project Related Working Capital $ 112116849

Contingency $ 77 88653

Total Cost of Project $8874895402

Investment Ask

PROJECT FINANCING SCHEDULE

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

No of New Sites 12 52 100 135 150 75

New Equity Injection($rsquo000s)

658 1949 2387 1821 666 -

New Debt Injection($rsquo000s)

139257 603447 1047662 1261235 1171351 -

Re-Invested Retained Earnings ($rsquo000s)

- - 112814 305407 569362 880904

RATIOS YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

DSCR 118 147 154 156 159 170 170 170 170 170

Interest Cover 177 246 280 308 351 436 525 657 926 1734

INVESTMENT ANALYSISROI (5 Years Projection) 39 ROI (10 Years Projection) 216

Payback Period 44 YearsIRR (Unlevered 10 Years Projection) 17NPV 15 (10 Years Projection) $749823346

Investment Returns

Debt Returns

Prospective Investor Profile

Double Bottom Line Investment Appetite

Willing to provide expertise for the growth of the Business

Provide patient capital

Single Digit Long term Debt Financiers

GVE is offering a 25 holding to Equity Investors

High-Yield Investment

Reduced Financial Risks Exposure

Flexible and Positive Business Outlook to Counter Possible Risks

Exit Strategy

Share Buyback

External Investors Buyout andor an IPO

Base Infrastructure

Revenue Streams

Service Offering per Site

GVE

Mini-grid

(240 Clients)

One-time Connection Fee

$2000

Modular Site of

34kWp Each

PAYG Utility Fee

045kWh (off-peak)

$075kWh (peak)

AIPU

$69076

Ave Monthly ARPU

$1125

Site Setup Cost (Equipment Only)

$16578225

Revenue Model

Legend AIPU Average Investment Per User ARPU Average Revenue Per User

Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

Page 7: P40 GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria CTI PFAN ... Planning Expert (7-Years) ... • Own Manpower –20 Engineers and 27 Technicians

bull US$14million raised and committed to six pilot projects till date

bull Rated by USAID and GIZ as the ideal model for advancing energy access in Nigeria

bull Listed among Sankalp Forumrsquos top-60 promising Sub Saharan Africa SMEs 2015

bull Model is Scalable to Meet Specific Community Needs

bull Model has Directly Measurable Environ-Socio-Economic Impact

7

AwardsbullFinalist City Mart City of Lagos Off-Grid Power Solution Challenge June 2014bullWinner GE Africa USADF Power Africa Off-Grid Energy Access Challenge Nov 2013bullWinner UNDP Bank of Industry ndashNigeria Access to Renewable Project Nigeria Dec 2012

bullWinner IEEE Presidentsrsquo Change the World Project Challenge 2009bullThe Project has been awarded 5 years pioneer status incentive

Project Heritage

Corporate Partnerships

PROJECT FINANCING SUMMARY

Total Debt Requirement $ 6091439861

Total Equity Requirement $ 2783455541

Total Financing $8874895402

USES OF FUNDS

Equipment amp Machinery $ 8686989900

Maintenance Support Pool Vehicles $ 68000000

Project Related Working Capital $ 112116849

Contingency $ 77 88653

Total Cost of Project $8874895402

Investment Ask

PROJECT FINANCING SCHEDULE

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

No of New Sites 12 52 100 135 150 75

New Equity Injection($rsquo000s)

658 1949 2387 1821 666 -

New Debt Injection($rsquo000s)

139257 603447 1047662 1261235 1171351 -

Re-Invested Retained Earnings ($rsquo000s)

- - 112814 305407 569362 880904

RATIOS YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

DSCR 118 147 154 156 159 170 170 170 170 170

Interest Cover 177 246 280 308 351 436 525 657 926 1734

INVESTMENT ANALYSISROI (5 Years Projection) 39 ROI (10 Years Projection) 216

Payback Period 44 YearsIRR (Unlevered 10 Years Projection) 17NPV 15 (10 Years Projection) $749823346

Investment Returns

Debt Returns

Prospective Investor Profile

Double Bottom Line Investment Appetite

Willing to provide expertise for the growth of the Business

Provide patient capital

Single Digit Long term Debt Financiers

GVE is offering a 25 holding to Equity Investors

High-Yield Investment

Reduced Financial Risks Exposure

Flexible and Positive Business Outlook to Counter Possible Risks

Exit Strategy

Share Buyback

External Investors Buyout andor an IPO

Base Infrastructure

Revenue Streams

Service Offering per Site

GVE

Mini-grid

(240 Clients)

One-time Connection Fee

$2000

Modular Site of

34kWp Each

PAYG Utility Fee

045kWh (off-peak)

$075kWh (peak)

AIPU

$69076

Ave Monthly ARPU

$1125

Site Setup Cost (Equipment Only)

$16578225

Revenue Model

Legend AIPU Average Investment Per User ARPU Average Revenue Per User

Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

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PROJECT FINANCING SUMMARY

Total Debt Requirement $ 6091439861

Total Equity Requirement $ 2783455541

Total Financing $8874895402

USES OF FUNDS

Equipment amp Machinery $ 8686989900

Maintenance Support Pool Vehicles $ 68000000

Project Related Working Capital $ 112116849

Contingency $ 77 88653

Total Cost of Project $8874895402

Investment Ask

PROJECT FINANCING SCHEDULE

Period Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

No of New Sites 12 52 100 135 150 75

New Equity Injection($rsquo000s)

658 1949 2387 1821 666 -

New Debt Injection($rsquo000s)

139257 603447 1047662 1261235 1171351 -

Re-Invested Retained Earnings ($rsquo000s)

- - 112814 305407 569362 880904

RATIOS YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

DSCR 118 147 154 156 159 170 170 170 170 170

Interest Cover 177 246 280 308 351 436 525 657 926 1734

INVESTMENT ANALYSISROI (5 Years Projection) 39 ROI (10 Years Projection) 216

Payback Period 44 YearsIRR (Unlevered 10 Years Projection) 17NPV 15 (10 Years Projection) $749823346

Investment Returns

Debt Returns

Prospective Investor Profile

Double Bottom Line Investment Appetite

Willing to provide expertise for the growth of the Business

Provide patient capital

Single Digit Long term Debt Financiers

GVE is offering a 25 holding to Equity Investors

High-Yield Investment

Reduced Financial Risks Exposure

Flexible and Positive Business Outlook to Counter Possible Risks

Exit Strategy

Share Buyback

External Investors Buyout andor an IPO

Base Infrastructure

Revenue Streams

Service Offering per Site

GVE

Mini-grid

(240 Clients)

One-time Connection Fee

$2000

Modular Site of

34kWp Each

PAYG Utility Fee

045kWh (off-peak)

$075kWh (peak)

AIPU

$69076

Ave Monthly ARPU

$1125

Site Setup Cost (Equipment Only)

$16578225

Revenue Model

Legend AIPU Average Investment Per User ARPU Average Revenue Per User

Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

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RATIOS YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

DSCR 118 147 154 156 159 170 170 170 170 170

Interest Cover 177 246 280 308 351 436 525 657 926 1734

INVESTMENT ANALYSISROI (5 Years Projection) 39 ROI (10 Years Projection) 216

Payback Period 44 YearsIRR (Unlevered 10 Years Projection) 17NPV 15 (10 Years Projection) $749823346

Investment Returns

Debt Returns

Prospective Investor Profile

Double Bottom Line Investment Appetite

Willing to provide expertise for the growth of the Business

Provide patient capital

Single Digit Long term Debt Financiers

GVE is offering a 25 holding to Equity Investors

High-Yield Investment

Reduced Financial Risks Exposure

Flexible and Positive Business Outlook to Counter Possible Risks

Exit Strategy

Share Buyback

External Investors Buyout andor an IPO

Base Infrastructure

Revenue Streams

Service Offering per Site

GVE

Mini-grid

(240 Clients)

One-time Connection Fee

$2000

Modular Site of

34kWp Each

PAYG Utility Fee

045kWh (off-peak)

$075kWh (peak)

AIPU

$69076

Ave Monthly ARPU

$1125

Site Setup Cost (Equipment Only)

$16578225

Revenue Model

Legend AIPU Average Investment Per User ARPU Average Revenue Per User

Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

Page 10: P40 GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria CTI PFAN ... Planning Expert (7-Years) ... • Own Manpower –20 Engineers and 27 Technicians

Prospective Investor Profile

Double Bottom Line Investment Appetite

Willing to provide expertise for the growth of the Business

Provide patient capital

Single Digit Long term Debt Financiers

GVE is offering a 25 holding to Equity Investors

High-Yield Investment

Reduced Financial Risks Exposure

Flexible and Positive Business Outlook to Counter Possible Risks

Exit Strategy

Share Buyback

External Investors Buyout andor an IPO

Base Infrastructure

Revenue Streams

Service Offering per Site

GVE

Mini-grid

(240 Clients)

One-time Connection Fee

$2000

Modular Site of

34kWp Each

PAYG Utility Fee

045kWh (off-peak)

$075kWh (peak)

AIPU

$69076

Ave Monthly ARPU

$1125

Site Setup Cost (Equipment Only)

$16578225

Revenue Model

Legend AIPU Average Investment Per User ARPU Average Revenue Per User

Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

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Base Infrastructure

Revenue Streams

Service Offering per Site

GVE

Mini-grid

(240 Clients)

One-time Connection Fee

$2000

Modular Site of

34kWp Each

PAYG Utility Fee

045kWh (off-peak)

$075kWh (peak)

AIPU

$69076

Ave Monthly ARPU

$1125

Site Setup Cost (Equipment Only)

$16578225

Revenue Model

Legend AIPU Average Investment Per User ARPU Average Revenue Per User

Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

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Annual Revenue Projections

PERIOD YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

Connection Fees 5760000 24960000 48000000 64800000 72000000 36000000

PUE Revenue (USD) 1341068 7152365 18327935 33414954 50178309 58559987

HH Revenue (USD) 52152660 278147520 712753020 1299470445 1951378695 2277332820

Total Annual Revenue $71323344 $374631168 $944032368 $1698419988 $2525161788 $2898932688

LegendPUE Productive Use of Energy

HH Household

Average Annual Revenue USD1996423210

12

Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

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Our services is priced lowest based on comparative analysis of the survey of thecommunitiesrsquo ability to pay willingness to pay and need for the services with

The Current National Grid Billing

Current Average Expense per Household on Fuel for Power Generation

Current Average Expense per Household for other household fuel needs

Preferred pay (opinion poll) for uninterrupted power supply

13

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

Average Expenseper Household

with Generators

Average ExpenseFor Households

withoutGenerators

Average Expenseper Household

with PHCN (24hrs)

GVEP Pricing

Preferred Expensefor steady power

supply

Monthly

Quarterly

Annually

Our pricing is the lowest possible cost and can easily be paid by the rural dwellers

Competitive Pricing

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

Page 14: P40 GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria GVE Projects Ltd. Nigeria CTI PFAN ... Planning Expert (7-Years) ... • Own Manpower –20 Engineers and 27 Technicians

Projectrsquos Geographical Coverage

Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

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Management Team (All under 30)

Wale Bakare

ED Marketing

Chinedu Azodoh

CFO

Ifeanyi Orajaka

MDCEO

Chuka Eze

CTO

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Certified Project Managerbull Experience with

ExxonMobil Shell and NIITbull GIS Rural Electrification

Planning Expert (7-Years)bull Member Global Shapersbull Management Trainings

bull Executive Masters Project Management CUPE UK

bull BEng ElectElect Engineering FUTO Nigeria

bull Experience with Shell Interswitch Nigerian Breweries and Airtel Nigeria

bull GIS Rural Electrification Planning Expert (7-Years)

bull Master of Finance MIT Sloan Boston

bull B Eng Illinois Institute of Technology

bull Experience with Barclays Capital Goldman Sachs MediaBridge Capital Advisers LLC and BGL Capital Nigeria

bull President of NSBE IIT

bull LLB amp Chartered Arbitratorbull Lagos Business School

Alumnusbull Trade Sales Manager

Nigerite Ltd (Annual sales portfolio of $308m)

bull Channel Marketing Exec Vlisco Netherland BV (Annual sales portfolio of $615m)

bull Pioneer Company Secretary

15

bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

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bull Own Manpower ndash 20 Engineers and 27 Technicians (more to be engaged with growth)

bull Technical Partner 1 (Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers)

ndash Leading global professional organization with over 400000 Engineers as members

ndash Been Providing Pro Borno Technical support to GVE since 2009

ndash Committed over $300000 (Grant) to our pilot projects till date

ndash IEEE Nigeria Section Chair is GVErsquos Board Chairman

bull Technical Partner 2 (Schneider Electric)

ndash Global Specialist in Energy Systems Energy Management and Automation with over 170000 employees

ndash EPC partner to GVE and OEM of GVErsquos Inverters and Balance of System

ndash Has a dedicated Access to Energy Division

bull Finance Advisory (Mr Michael DeSa) Wall Street Veteran with Senior Management Experiences in Citi Group Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs etc

Implementation Team

17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

20

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17

Risks Mitigating Factors1 Grid Encroachment Selling generated electricity to the regional grid

Transforming the system into a hybrid grid-tied system

Off-Grid RE solutions as GVErsquos are being promoted for rural electrification

by the FGN amp States with investment protection policies

2 Regulatory Risks bull Implementation of the nationrsquos RE master planbull Policies on RE amp Energy Efficiency in advanced development stagesbull No license and tariff Regulation for small Medium scale systemsbull Recent Governmentrsquos collaboration with major stakeholders in RE

3 Lack of patronage bull GVErsquos Pricing is the best and most attractive compared to other energy

sources including PHCN energy supply

bull GVErsquos Proposed constant power supply will be a huge incentive for

continued patronage

4 Technical Risk Sound Technical Partnerships

Robust Training Program for support Personnel amp Operators

5 Competition Proprietary Model with Intellectual Property Protection

First Movers Advantage

Robust Network of Collaborators

Risk Assessment

18

Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

19

bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

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Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitive Parameters

Results

( US$075kWh peak amp US$045kWh off-peak

Tariffs respectively)

Interest Rate () Capacity Factor () IRR () Pay Back Period (Years) ROI ()

14 80 21 42 258

75 17 44 216

60 (10) 55 89

12 80 23 42 273

75 19 44 232

60 (3) 55 108

8 80 25 42 298

75 22 44 259

60 6 55 141

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bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

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bull Market proven model with Intellectual Property Protection

bull USD14million committed for six pilot projects with four (4)

already completed till date

bull Creates double value for all stakeholders including clients

bull Estimated to off-set 178043MTs of CO2 PA

bull Will create over 10000 Jobs boost rural SMEs productivity and

curb rural to urban migration

bull Seeking $8874895402 on a 3070 Equity-Debt ratio

bull High yield investment with a 17 IRR and 216 ROI

bull Exit Strategy- Share buybacks investor buyout andor an IPO

Why Invest in GVE-Ptrade

Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

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Thank you

infogve-groupcomwwwgve-groupcom

Twitter GreenVillageEle

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiries andor requests

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