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17 2 10 Omers Rfq Presentation ST. LOUIS LAMBERT ........ ~ INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTTM Confidential [email protected] 2020-01-16 15:19:59 +0000 __.)_...../(_ ~ fh.aport O MERS CONFIDENTIAL ~-/L :.--, (fraport OMERS Table of Contents I. Introduction II. Ideal Partners to the City of St. Louis Ill. Process IV. Case Studies V. Q&A Confidential [email protected] 2020-01-16 15:19:59 +0000 [Insert Disclaimer] CONF IDENTIAL 1 1 Confidential I. Introduction [email protected] 2020-01-16 15:19:59 +0000 CONFIDENTIAL 2 I. Introduction ~-/L :.--, (fraport OMERS OMERS Infrastructure and Fraport Team OMERS Confidential [email protected] 2020-01-16 15:19:59 +0000 CONF IDENTIAL 3 1 I. Introduction ~-/L :.--, (f,aport OMERS Overview of OMERS • OMERS is one of Canada's largest defined benefit pension plans with C$97 billion in net assets under management11•2l • OMERS was founded in 1962 and is a global pioneer in infrastructure investing with over 20 years experience • OMERS invests and administers pensions for almost half a million employees of"'1,000 municipalities, school boards, libraries, police and fire departments, and other local agencies in communities across OMERS the province of Ontario, which is home to 1 in 3 Canadians13l Asset • Headquartered in Toronto, OMERS also has offices in New York, London, Singapore, Sydney and other major cities across North America originating and managing a diversified portfolio of high-quality ix- 201 investments in public markets, infrastructure, real estate and private equity Real Estate (OxfordConfidential Properties) C$18bn [email protected] investment -40 2020-01-16investment 15:19:59 +0000 professionals 55 years in direct investing (1) As of December 31, 2018. (2) US$71 billion assuming FX rate of 1.3658 (3) Statscan.gc.ca I CONFIDENTIAL 4 I ' I. Introduction ~-/L :.--, (f,aport OMERS Overview of OMERS Infrastructure • OMERS Infrastruct ure is a leading infrastructure investor with a 20+ year t rack record and a current portfolio of C$18 billion assets under management, invested in companies with total Enterprise Value of C$45 billion(1l • Diversified portfolio of 35 companies delivering stable and secure returns to fund OMERS pe nsion obligations • Global team comprised of 65+ investment professionals across 6 offices(2l • OMERS Infrastructure seeks to invest in large­ scale assets over a long-term investment Confidential horizon • OMERS Infrastruct ure seeks influential Utilities governance in its investments with the objective UK of being a lead investor, su pported by a [email protected] Transportation growing, dedicated asset management function USA Power • OMERS Infrastructure currently manages 2020-01-16 Continental15:19:59 Europe +0000 Other Essential Services "'C$Sbn of partner capital in 8 assets on behalf of a select group of investors Midstream Renewables Communications(3) I. Introduction ~-/L :.--, (f,aport OMERS What Differentiates OMERS Infrastructure? • Sophisticated Investors: we are experienced • Long Term Holder of Assets: we do not have a evaluators of opportunities with deep expertise requirement to exit assets, which avoids in executing transactions disrupting partners/management with sales processes and allows to support long-term value creation • Quick Decision Making: we have a quick, single point of decisions allowing us to be flexible in adapting to different types of processes • Strategic Mindset: our goal is to build value and be aligned with our partners in growing our Confidential businesses through follow-on investments and • Committed and Flexible Capital: we have a bringing value-added asset management dedicated and growing balance sheet with expertise significant flexibility [email protected]• Flexible Governance: we can take both majority • Attractive Asset Pricing: as long-term holders of and minority positions assets we are able to price in long-term value2020-01-16 15:19:59 +0000 • Experienced Partner: we have a track record of working with both financial and strategic partners across sectors and jurisdictions I. Introduction ~-/L :.--, (f,aport OMERS OMERS Value Creation Strategy • Operational Excellence: focus on driving sustainable • Balance Sheet Optimization: frequent assessment of operational efficiencies the balance sheet to maintain optimal capital • Influencing Management and Business Strategy: structure attract outstanding management teams, regularly • Sustainability and CSR: driving high performance on assess their capabilities and ensure OMERS has the ESG matters such as safety, cyber risk, good ability to influence business decisions governance and environmental • Focus on Key Stakeholder Management: Confidential• Quality of the Board: assess that the capabilities and consistently engage with stakeholders, customers strengths of the board bring both a level of challenge and regulators and support for the executive team [email protected] 2020-01-16 15:19:59 +0000 I CONFIDENTIAL 7 I ' I. Introduction ~-/L :.--, (f,aport OMERS OMERS Sector Diversification & Government Partnerships r---------------, I I :sruce Power : ~EEWARD NE >X<T~~!.I?.~~ : ~-~--::... : ••• • I Vento II •---------------1 ,- ----------' I •:-._. I r . ~~-i !-@-·.. ·- T &~~-1 alect r~ caruna .. ,, ... ,,_ : e)~) SGN : : ENERGY : : :: ~ · : r: __ c' '"" : ~~.., -~ - -· : •------------ ~ •-- __ ,, ___________ , ' -----------' Confidential ,-----------, 1 I DynaLIFE ~ Royal : t: felabs· ~ CANN //AMM M EOICAL U.BS ·-----------' ,-------------. ~~" :4 TERANET: nheollh <:®) W1lham Osier Nova Scotia I I ~ Health System •-------------• ,, /I Schools [email protected] .---------------, I I I I I 2020-01-16 15:19:59I +0000 ~ I BridgeTex: GNLOulntero I I Iii I --------------- I ~ Ir-----------------------~ I : Assets highlighted in squares : : indicate ongoing relationships : . FTTH (_El : and interactions. V:ith : : government enflttes : ' -----------------------~ I CONFIDENTIAL 8 I ' I. Introduction ~-/L :.--, (f,aport OMERS Overview of Fraport EUR 3.5bln revenues "'70mln passengers, 58% transfer 4 Runways I 3 Terminals 309 destinations 230,000 I busy day 475,537 ATMs (104/hour) Confidential [email protected] 2020-01-16 15:19:59 +0000 • Owner & Operator ot Frankfurt Airport 22,000 employees Privatized via IPO in 2001 (not subsidized) 31 airports, > 300mln passengers worldwide I CONFIDENTIAL 9 I ' I. Introduction ~-/L :.--, (f,aport OMERS Overview of Fraport Fraport Group International Activities I € 1,680 min €358mln . / Group EBITDA Int. Revenue split by country Confidential €1 ,128 min (2018) €1,291mln (2018) 4%J%., 2 ,%......._ 2( 7 ,. .. 13 ~.. ' % FY2018 J 12% 16% ~:: ·-:.;, [email protected] •'- """"' ~ 17% 35% ' ~-\i € 931 min 2020-01-16 15:19:59 +0000 • Aviation International • Greece • Turkey Peru - ~:.L • Ground Handling Activities • Retail & Real Estate • Russia • China • Brazil • International Adivit1es & Services • Bulgaria • USA • Slovenia Note: €416 million International Activities EBITDA does not including €844 million of EBITDA generated by unconsolidated affiliates in Russia, Turkey and Chino where Fraport has a 35% weighted ovg. ownership I CONF IDENTIAL 10 I ' I. Introduction ~-/L :.--, (f,aport OMERS Evolution of Fraport's International Portfolio Fortaleza (FOR) 2017 • •• 2047 I 1997 Saarbrucken SCN 2007 Porto Alegre (POA) 2917 2042 1999 Hahn HHN 4 2009 Greek regional airports 2017 2057 I Lima LIM 2041 3 2006 Varna & Bur as VAR & BOJ 2041 Fraport USA (Airmail) Ljubljana (LJ U) • •••••••• 2054 1 Confidential 2010 St. Petersbur LED 2040 2008 Xi'an XIY 2 [email protected] 2008 ---~;m;~-:-~ ___...., 2014 2020-01-162006 15:19:59 +0000 Delhi DEL 1999 Manila MNL 2002 2005 Cairo CAl 2014 I 1999 Antal a AYT 2024 1998 Hanover HAJ 2 2018 - Majorities - JVs I Minorities Management Contracts 1 Shareholding extension possible 2 Shareholding I Freehold 3 Extension option available • Sold to State of Rhineland Palatinate I CONF IDENTIAL 11 I ' I. Introduction ~-/L :.--, (f,aport OMERS Diverse Airport Portfolio Hubs Reg ional Airports Tourism-focused Airports Frankfurt Main Ljubljana Airport Fortaleza Airport Share: 100% Share: 100% Share: 100% 69.5 mil. passengers 1.8 mil. passengers 6.6 mil. passengers ....---- - lima Airport Porto Alegre Airport 13 Greek Regional Airports Share: 80.01% Share: 100% Share: 73.4% 22.1 mil. passengers 8.3 mil. passengers 23.2 mil. Passengers Delhi Airport Thessaloniki Airport Burgas Airport Share: 10% Share: 73.4% Share: 60% 69.9 mil. passengers Confidential6. 7 mil. passengers 3.3 mil. passengers Pulkovo Ai rport Varna Airport Share: 25% Share: 60% 18.1 mil. passengers 2.3 mil. passengers [email protected] Xi'an Airport Antalya Airport 2020-01-16Share: 24 15:19:59.5% +0000 Share: 51% 44.7 mil. passengers 32.3 mil. passengers Total Passengers: 161.5 mil. Total Passengers: 67.7 mil. Total Passer~~ers : 161.5 mil. I CONF IDENTIAL 12 I ' I. Introduction ~-/L :.--, (f,aport OMERS Environmentally & Socially Conscious Operator Confidential [email protected] 2020-01-16 15:19:59 +0000 ..•- • ···~·~•lrJ>crt•: cai'bon accrediution FTSE4Good ROBc COSAM Su .t,,. .tliHtl Awer Bronze Class 2013 I CONFIDENTIAL 13 I ' Confidential II. Ideal Partners to the City of St. Louis [email protected] 2020-01-16 15:19:59 +0000 CONFIDENTIAL 14 II. Ideal Partners to the City of St. Louis ~-/L :.--, (f,aport OMERS Global Airport Expertise OMERS and Fraport bring world-class airport management expertise • OMERS Infrastructure and Fraport Group have a proven track record of managing or having managed over 40 airports worldwide • Fraport
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