Brief History

Malakoff Corporation BerhadMalakoff Corporation Berhad

Incorporated on 9 October 1975Incorporated on 9 October 1975Listed on the then KLSE (now Bursa Malaysia) on 12 February 1976V t d i t P G ti i l 1990Ventured into Power Generation in early 1990sTaken private in April 2007 by MMC Corporation

ShareholdersS a e olde s

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Core Business

power generationp g

water desalination

operations and maintenance

Electricity Distribution

Project Management

Corporate Structure

Corporate pStructure

Local Generation Capacity

Malakoff5,020 MW

25%

Project Highlights - Malaysiaoject g l g ts Malays a

Lumut Power Plant (SEV)2 x 651.5 MW CCGT (1,303 MW)2 x 651.5 MW CCGT (1,303 MW)COD 1 month and 6 months ahead of schedulefor Blocks 1 and 2, respectively and withinbudget (actual of RM3.8 billion vs. budget ofRM4 0 billion)RM4.0 billion)One of the largest CCGT plants in AsiaEquity interest of 93.75%

GB3 Power Plant (GB3)1x 640 MW CCGTCompleted 2 months ahead of schedule & withinb dg t ( t l f RM1 37 billi b dg t fbudget (actual of RM1.37 billion vs. budget ofRM1.50 billion)Equity interest of 75%

Project Highlights - Malaysia

Tanjung Bin Power Plant (TBP)3 x 700 MW coal-fired (2,100 MW)First private coal-fired plant in Malaysia First private coal-fired plant in Malaysia and biggest coal-fired IPP in South-East AsiaIncorporates the latest clean coal technologies (e.g. ESP & FGD) in MalaysiaThe only power plant in Malaysia to The only power plant in Malaysia to purchase Plant-specific Training Simulator before CODEquity interest of 90%

Port Dickson Power Plant (PDP)Acquisition of 25% interest of the 440 MW CCGT power plant

Project Highlights - Malaysia

Prai Power Plant (PPSB)1 x 350 MW CCGTSingle-shaft plant and the first of its kind in South-East AsiaHighest thermal efficiency rate in Malaysia

Kapar Power Plant (KEV)2,420 MW Multi-fuelAcquired 40% of power stationAcquired 40% of power stationProject financing of RM3.4 billion Islamic bond in 2004:¬ largest bond issue in Malaysia ¬ largest non recourse IPP debt financing in Asia¬ largest non-recourse IPP debt financing in Asia¬ Won the prestigious “PFI Bond Deal of the Year”

Project Highlights – KSA oject g l g ts S

Shuaibah Phase 3 and Expansion

First independent water and power plant (IWPP) under development

900 MW crude oil-fired power plant and 880 000 m3/day (plus 150 000 m3/day 880,000 m3/day (plus 150,000 m3/day expansion) water desalination plant

Project cost USD2.5 billion (plus US$232 mil expansion)p )

12% effective stake in the Project Company

Project Highlights – Algeria

Desalination Plant in Tlemcen

Build, own and operate a 200,000 m3/dBuild, own and operate a 200,000 m /ddesalination facility

Project cost of USD230 million

37.5% effective stake in the ProjectCompany

25 year Water Purchase Agreement withAECAEC

Financial Close achieved in January 2008

Expected COD in October 2010Expected COD in October 2010

Project Highlights – Jordanoject g l g ts Jo da

CECGO in Jordan

12.75% interest in privatisation of Central Generation Company, Jordan with generation capacity of 1 680 MW generation capacity of 1,680 MW

Malakoff, Jordan Dubai Capital and Consolidated Contractors Ltd of Greece own

h d b51% in CEGCO, with 49% owned by Government of Jordan

Power Plants Location

Equity ownership of over 330 MW and 194,000 m3/day.

Financial Highlights a c al g l g ts

What does CSR mean to Malakoff?Anything that requires additional resources in terms of time, effort and

money, beyond statutory and legal requirement (or business as usual)

What is Malakoff Community Partnerships?

The Malakoff Community Partnerships celebrates

the achievement of Malakoff Corporation’s long-

term and continuous commitment to being a

responsible and active participant of ourresponsible and active participant of our

community.

Commitment to Community & Education

Investing in the community through philanthropy and education to ensure that all Malaysians can benefit and participate in nation building.

Ed ti F dEducation FundChairman’s AwardsUniversity Excellence AwardsAd t d S h l Ed ti T iAdopted Schools Education TripEmpower for LifeAdopted Charity Homes

Commitment to Environment

Raising awareness and participation of the community in conserving the environment by collaborating with stakeholders dedicated to specific causes.

Malakoff Mangrove Initiative (2nd Phase) g ( )Publication of Mangrove BookletIkan Siakap InitiativeMangrove Research GrantgGuidebook to Tanjung Piai

Commitment to Sports

Malakof 26km, Penang

Bring together people of varied background through community participationthat inculcate and encourage competitive spirit and camaraderie.

Malakoff University Duathlon Series (MUDS) Charity Ride 2010MAD Charity Ride 2010Powerman MalaysiaMalakoff 12km, Kuala Lumpur Malakoff Interstate Fellowship Ride

Media Coverage

Publications

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