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COMPANY PROFILE JUNE 2018 PARENT COMPANY, REGISTERED in ATHENS 7Th CLASS (Highest) WORKS CERTIFICATE COMPANY PROFILE JUNE 2018 PARENT COMPANY, REGISTERED IN ATHENS 7th CLASS (highest) WORKS CERTIFICATE 100% Subsidiary 99.2% Subsidiary 100% 100% Subsidiary 100% Subsidiary Construction Company Construction Company RES & Energy Facility th Subsidiary th 6 Class Works 5 Class Works Trading Management Certificate REAL ESTATE Certificate DEVELOPMENT 51% Subsidiary 2nd Class Works Certificate INTRODUCTION- J&P-AVAX Group A STRONG PRESENCE IN THE CONSTRUCTION FIELD EXPANSION TO INTERNATIONAL MARKETS • The J&P-AVAX Group is one of the strongest construction groups in Greece • Has significant presence on large-scale domestic and international projects • The Group is listed in the Athens Stock Exchange since 1994 • Applies international management systems for Quality, Safety and Environment, which are certified by ISO 9001:2000, • OSHSAS 18001 and ISO 14001 certificates respectively TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT The J&P-AVAX Group believes that the development of employee is • An investment in people • Promotes human resource training through multiple educational seminars • Is certified in specialized topics, such as international accounting standards, human resources management • Market management and supplies • Global construction management etc. Company J&P-AVAX S.A. Name: . Regions of Greece • Europe-Middle East- Activity: Africa . Registration 16 Amarousiou-Halandriou street, 151 25, Maroussi, Athens, Greece Main Field of Road construction Activity: Building construction Hydraulic Engineering Works Marine works Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Works Industrial-Energy and Power works Environmental Renewable sources Webpage www.jp-avax.gr DATA 2017 4 Construction Division Overview Most internationalized Greek contractor international business is growing over time, making up more than half of total revenues in recent years major international markets include Europe, Middle East, Africa based on June 2017 data, international projects account for 25% of the Group Greece & International Projects B. EUROPE D MIDDLE EAST • CYPRUS C AFRICA • DUBAI • LIBYA A. GREECE • MALTA • QATAR • ETHIOPIA • POLAND • OMAN • IRELAND • JORDAN • ALBANIA • IRAQ INDICATIVE – PROJECTS OLYMPIC GAMES ATHENS 2004 New G. Karaiskaki , Football Stadium, Piraeus-Greece Construction of a new football stadium of reinforced concrete and steel structure with a seating capacity of 33.300 spectators in two tiers in a 75,248m² area. The pitch is 74mx105m while overall dimensions are 200 mx160 m, with a total built up area (excluding the pitch) of 37,425.54 m² Included in the scope are also office areas, restaurants and bars, VIP suites, press center, shops and a 1,500 place car park. Contract period : 6/2003-2/2007 Contract value: 54.000.000,00 € Pancretan Stadium, Iraklion-Island of Crete- Greece Design and build of the main Stadium. Provision of all facilities required to stage Olympic events like press area, VIP lounges, managerial areas, cafeterias etc. Additional facilities consisting of a football pitch, a track of Olympic specifications, lighting poles and changing rooms for the athletes. Total built area 62,000m² - Seating capacity 30,000 spectators in 20 sections Contract period: 9/2001-3/2004 Contract value: 49.495.524,00 € Nikea Olympic Weightlifting Hall, Athens-Greece Construction of a complex with a total built area of 24.453m² that consists of: a) A multipurpose hall developed in 4 levels with a seating capacity of 5.000 spectators b) A guest house with 15 one-bedroom guestrooms, 22 two-bedroom guestrooms, suites c) A training football field. The Complex was used as venue for the ‘’Weightlifting’’ competitions in the Olympic Games of 2004 and in the post-olympic era is to be used as part of the Piraeus University. Contract period: 8/2001-8/2004 Contract value: 38.899.919,00 € Ano Liossia Wrestling & Judo Olympic Hall, Athens, Greece Construction of an indoor sports hall used as a venue for Wrestling and Judo competitions in the Olympic Games of 2004 with a seating capacity of 7.778 spectators. The bearing structure is of reinforced concrete with metal truss roof supported on four pylons. It has four levels. All ancillary facilities such as M&E facilities, storages, tanks etc. are in the 1st level, while all basic areas of the sport hall are located in the rest three levels. Total built area 35.000m² Contract period:9/2001-7/2004 Contract value: 63.716.999,00 € Olympic Equestrian Centre and New Athens Racetrack Complex, Markopoulo, Athens-Greece Design and build of: a) The equestrian centre with the Jumping arena for 15.000 spectators, the Dressage arena for 8.000 spectators, an indoor arena of 1.012 seats, stables housing 280 horses, paddocks, storages and parking areas. b) The Athens New Racetrack Complex that consists of the Grandstand for 11.000 spectators, a main racetrack, a training track, stables, paddocks, storages, veterinary clinic, parking areas, waste treatment plant. c) The triathlon area Total built area 102514m² in a plot of 2.117.000m² Contract period: 1/2002-1/2004 Contract value: 224.364.000,00 € (J&P-AVAX 47% = 105.451.080,00) Olympic Village-Section "D“ Athens-Greece Description: Construction of 535 houses, landscaping works in the surrounding areas along with road construction, piping , electrical substations, underground piping for electrical supply e.t.c 2004 Athens Construction period: 07/2001-09/2004 Contract value: € 62.2 million Euro OLYMPIC GAMES GAMES OLYMPIC – GREECE GREECE Baseball, Softball and Hockey Olympic Facilities at Hellenikon Olympic Complex, Athens-Greece Construction of: a) Baseball installations for 12.000 and 7.000 spectators b) Softball installations for 8.500 spectators c) Two (2) warm-up area for Hockey d) Hockey installations for 15.000 and 5.000 spectators e) Warm-up area for Hockey The total landscaped area is 16.500m². The complex was used as a venue for the Olympic Games 2004 Contract period:10/2002-6/2004 Contract value: 88.797.525,00 € INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS Attiki Odos, Athens, Greece Design, Build, Finance, Operate of Elefsina- Stavros-Spata Airport and Imittos Western Peripheral Highway. Involves, a dual carriage express motorway, 72,8km in total, with 29 flyovers, 63 overpasses, 16 underpasses, 12 main bridges, a bridge over rivers, 37 railway bridges over rivers, 37 railway bridges, 12 pedestrian bridges and 61 tunnels Project Value: 1.546 mil € (participation:30,83%) Concession Period: 3/2000-2024 Design & Construction Cost: 2.203mil € (partic.:30,84%) Construction Period: 05/1996-12/2004 Rion-Antirrion Bridge, Rion Antirrion, Greece Design, construction, financing, operation and maintenance of the cable-stayed bridge of Rion- Antirrion through a Concession Contract for a period of 42 years. Project Value: 800 mil € (participation:20,53%) Concession Period: 12/1997-12/2039 Design & Construction Cost: 622 mil € (partic.:18,94%) Construction Period: 12/1997-12/2004 Marathonos Avenue, Athens,Greece Completion of the works related to the widening of the existing Marathonos Avenue, at the left and right branch, including the road paving works and asphalt works, 17 km in total length and 7,00 m wide per branch. Project Value: 16.616.450,93 mil € (participation:100 %) Construction Period: 04/2004-07/2004 Aegian Motorway, Imathia-Greece Design, Construction, Financing, Operation, Maintenance and Exploitation of the PATHE Motorway, Section MALIAKOS–KLEIDI, from Rahon interchange to Kleidi interchange, 230 km in total that consists of: a) New Sections: total length 25 km, b) Existing sections: total length 205 km, c) Total number of flyovers: 32 units, d) total number of Service Stations (SEA): 6 Complexes Contract period: 3/2008-(in progress) Design and Construction Value:835.800.000 € Olympia Odos, Peloponnese, Greece Design, Construction, Financing, Operation, Maintenance and Exploitation of the ELEFSINA-KORINTHOS-PATRA-PYRGOS- TSAKONA Motorway, 365,4 km in total that consists of: •PATHE section Elefsina-Patra, •Section Patra- Pyrgos- Tsakona Contract period: 8/2008-(in progress) Design and Construction Value: 2.098.650.000,00 € Moreas Motorway, Peloponnese, Greece Design, Construction, Financing, Operation, Maintenance and Exploitation of Korinth-Tripoli- Kalamata Motorway and Lefktro-Sparti branch. Specifically: 1. The Moreas motorway of approx. 159 km length 2. The Lefktro-Sparti motorway branch of 46 km length Contract period: 03/2011 -in progress Design and Construction Value: 844.000.000 € METRO & RAILWAY PROJECTS Greece Extension of Line 3: Ethniki Amyna-Stavros, Athens-Greece Detailed design based on a preliminary design provided by the Client. Construction of: a) tunnels built with the NATM method 805 m long cross section 65,70÷118,50 m2 b) A tunnel built with the TBM method 3445 m long, cross section 70,54 m2 c) 8 air intake wells d) Architectural finishes of 3 underground stations Contract period: 8/2001 – 7/2007 Contract Value: 171.373.183 € BUILDINGS Design , construction, supply & installation of medical equipment of the General Hospital Xanthi -Greece Design & construction of a hospital complex consisting of 11 buildings.Total built area 30.000 m2 in a plot of 100 stremmas .Capacity 300 beds Contract period: 05/1990-10/1996 Contract Value: 27.999.424 € Design , construction, supply & installation of medical equipment of the General Hospital, Rhodes Island Greece Design & construction of a Hospital complex consisting of 13 buildings with a capacity of 335 beds (T.A. 41.622 m2 in a area of 106 stremmas) Contract period: 11/1994 – 05/2000 Value: 33.543.057 € The Mall Athens, Athens,
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