3rd Global Strategic Infrastructure Leadership Forum Project Presentation Guidelines Prepared by CG/LA Infrastructure LLC
Overview The Global Leadership Forum is focused on the “best” 100 projects and what those projects need to successfully move forward. We also host fund, strategic investment and M&A opportunities related to infrastructure project development. The spotlight is on those business opportunities, and on the decisionmakers who present those projects. All speakers are requested to be available for scheduled, private meetings throughout the event.
We host up to 2500 Pre-scheduled Private Meetings at Each Forum
Structuring the Project Presentation Plenary & Private meetings Sector/ Country specific Plenary sessions Simultaneous Translation Process begins prior to the event on the internet, and continues post-event on-line Business & Project Development Focus Over 2,000 private one-onone meetings scheduled Opportunities for ‘rich’ network development
1) Project Profile (1-2 slides) Information
Examples
Project Title & General Summary & Objectives (“Get”) Timing Geographic Location of the Project (map) Sector Implementing Entity Total Project Cost
Project Overview, Snapshot and Context – What do you Want?
2) Physical Description (1-2 slides) es l p
Information Relevant Physical Summary Current Physical Capacity Expected Capacity after Project Current Limitations
Extension: Origin: Ocean entrance: Components:
m a3.442 navigable kilometers x E Puerto Caceres (Mato Grosso-Brazil)
Area Direct Influence: Indirect Influence: Population: Route:
Job Creation Potential
Nueva Palmira (Uruguay) Paraguay River, Tamengo Canal, Paraná River and affluents. 720,000 square kilometers. 3 million square kilometers 40 million Brazil – Puerto Caceres Bolivia - Puerto Quijarro and Puerto Busch Argentina - Reconquista, Santa Fe, Puerto San Martín and Rosario
Alumar Terminal
2004
Product
(T)
Coal / Coke
319.668
C ustic Soda
217.854
Alumina
700.587
Bauxite
3.339.935
TOTAL
4.578.044
Vessels
147
What are the Most Important Physical Aspects of the Project?
3) Financial Description (1-2 slides) Information Financial Structure of the Project, $$ Sources IRRs, Debt/Equity ratio Market Demand (Pricing, Costs, Revenues)
Examples Funding & Timing: 40 to 50% Cash generation, ECA and other loans 50 to 60% BNDES Avg. Tenor from 8 up to 12 years (including grace period) Avg. Cost TJLP + spread / US$ + up to 7.0% a.a.
Operational Margins (%) 100.0% 80.0% 60.0% 40.0% 20.0% 0.0% 2000 2001 Gross Margin Operational Margin
How Will this Project be Funded?
2002
2003 2004 EBITDA Margin
4) Drivers/Demand (1-2 slides) Information Market Demand Social/Economic/Environmental Impact
Examples Total Jobs Created: 10,000 Total Economic Impact: $ 298,755,250.00 Dollars
Strategic Value of the Project for the Country or Region
Mexico's Forecasted Electricity Demand 300000 250000 200000
“In the last 15 years, the goods transported from all nations (mainly grains) has increased from 700,000 tons to 11 million tons.”
150000
GWh
100000 50000 0 1999
2000
2001
2002
5.5% growth
2003
2004
2005
2006
2.12% growth
Why MUST this project be implemented?
2007
2008
2009
6.3% growth
2010
5) Project Needs (1-2 slides) Information Specific Project needs Equity Equipment Services
Timeline and major steps over next 6 months - year
Example Main Activities Jul 04 Sep 04 Nov 04 May 05 Jul 05 Sept 05
Nov 05
Structuring Process Documentation Due Diligence of Investors Financial Closing
How Can Investors, EPCs, & Suppliers Participate in the Project?
6) Contact Information (1 slide) Name Company/Agency Role in Project Phone Email Project Sponsor Website
Who is the Most Appropriate Person for Attendees to Contact?
For questions and clarifications, please contact CG/LA at
[email protected] or 202.776.0990.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you at the Forum!