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Lao-Indochina Group Public J u l y 1 5 , 2 0 1 3 Contact us Investors Update ASEAN Road, Sybounheuang Village, Chanthabuly District, Vientiane Capital, Lao P.D.R. Since the year 2003 I, Sengmali Sengvatthana, start-up a company Lao-Indochina Air Service, this P.O. Box: 7117 involved reserve and sale airline tickets for domestic and international flights. In year 2004 the Tel.: +856-21-262135 Fax: +856-21-265059 company expands its service to including import and export. Items for import and export including Email: [email protected] www.lao-indochina.com vehicles, parts, construction materials, food and drinks, and export agriculture products which are part of the expand services. Commercial & Marketing Department: With the understanding of high demand in China for products such as Tapioca for about 12 million tons Mrs. Sudsada PHAISOUKHA per year plus Laos has the land area good for growing cassava roots, has general labor, and working Tel.:+856-20-22235772 Email: [email protected] with Ministry Industrial and Commerce, Nayobai Bank, Lao Development Bank, and other government agencies, we can promote the plantation area to satisfy the need of such product. Cassava Planting Promotion Department: Our Plantation department is involving in the training of farmers in three less develop districts such as Tel.: +856-21-264598 Hom District, Sangthong District and Borlikanxay District plus other farmers from three provinces. The Tapioca Factory address: three provinces are: Vientiane Capital, Vientiane Province and Borlikhamxay Province. The focus of this 47km 13 South Road, Nasone Village, Pakngeum District, plantation development is the technical of plantation, to increase yield, and the funding for the project. Vientiane Capital, Lao P.D.R. Since 2005, for three years, in the beginning the company purchased dry cassava root for exporting Tel.: +856-21-922002 Fax: +856-21-922005 purpose. There issues were: higher transportation costs – we have no access to the sea also the complexity of purchasing slicing/drying cassava from customers due to the fact of difficulty of storage. With above reasons, the company decided to build tapioca factory – tapioca is easier to take care off. And also, this will increase employment for the local people. The factory began construction in 02/07/2007 at Nashawn Village, Pakngum District, Vientiane Capital. Most machinery is from China which was ready to produce tapioca flour on 19/06/2008. On that day, 19/06/2008, the factory officially opened and commences producing tapioca. The total registered capital of $5.5US millions. Until now we have total register capital of 100 billion kip ($12.5 million) for Lao-Indochina Group Company. Our company used 2+3 method to promote cassava plantation as following: Farmer : support land and labor Company: support land development cost, cassava variety with planting technical and purchase cassava root from farmer. Presently, the company has over 13,000 hectares signed agreements of land with farmers in three provinces. The capacity of the factory is 320 tons per day which represent about 1,000 – 1,200 tons of cassava roots. The company has high demand from China for tapioca. Presently, the company has exceptional result, which is shown in receiving GMP and ISO 9001:2008 standard from England. The product meets and exceeding standard of our customers in and outside the country (particularly China) and number one product in China with respect to Tapioca. The company is also involving environmental issue aspect. The company built 12 water reservoirs which are 250 meters long, 50 meters wide and eight meters deep for the waste water from the plant as part of water treatment before release back to the river. The company also signed an agreement with Bio-Gas Company from Thailand with fund from Finland, to construct Bio-Gas factory to produce bio- gas by the third quarter of 2012. Progress on the Offering Circular: LIG have submitted the Offering Circular on January 31st, 2012 having LXS as the financial advisor. LIG is the first company to submit an offering circular to SECO and is looking forward to be the first private company to be listed on LSX. Indicative T imef rame: LIG is expecting SECO approval soon and planning to launch the IPO shortly after. Prospect Investors: LIG is looking forward to have both domestic and international investors subscribing for the IPO. Use of Proceed: To expand its business, LIG requires an extensive source of fund to finance its growing contractual plantation area, where the capital market will well serve this purpose. Financial Highlight (2008 – 2010): LIG has been audited by Ernst and Young and some of the highlights as follows: Our tapioca sales double from year to year since 2008 In US dollars. LIG track record on its exceptional growth and return in investment. For further information, please contact: Nanthalath Thirakul Investors Relations 856-20-56110372 [email protected] Download LIG Profile ASEAN Road, Sybounheuang Village, Chanthabuly District, Vientiane Capital, Lao P.D.R. P.O. Box: 7117, Tel.: +856-21-262135 , Fax: +856-21-265059 Email: [email protected], www.lao-indochina.com .
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