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AIRPORTS KINESIS CANADA PROVIDING YOU MORE THAN A SIMPLE IDEA, WE MAKE IT REAL THROUGH A TURN KEY SOLUTION IMAGE PLACE HOLDER Kinesis Group IN FEW WORDS An Integrated Team approach Kinesis Group works in partnership with clients to achieve their goals and expectations using a professional Match your approach and the ability to manage expectations expectations. Kinesis Group is aware that every Kinesis Group it’s more than4 majors client is unique, they have a different companies all under a same holding culture, expectations and personalities. and a banner providing a turn key solution to Government and Private Our group commitment is to provide companies you personalized services that not only match but exceed your expectations. INTRODUCTION Kinesis Group a dynamic and innovative group very active since 2012 over the world by being the first in the world to propose turn key solution for airports and infrastructure projects Kinesis Group & THIS COMPANIES Airports Kinesis Consulting Worldwide was founded in 2011 with a vision to design efficient and sustainable next-generation airports and aeronautical infrastructures. Over the past four years, we have built a strong reputation for our range of expertise and offer of comprehensive services, including airport design and management, operations evaluation aircraft consulting and planning, traffic impact studies, and airline development planning for existing operators around the world. We have rapidly expanded our services from our headquarters in Montreal to 16 countries around the world. Southeast Asia and Asia has been a priority market for our business. We recently opened a new office in Peru and Guatemala, and are particularly focused on all business related to airports including (Financing, Airport Design, Operation and Construction,Technical, Law and Legal, Green Energy, Carbon Trading, Renewable Energy) www.airports-kinesis.com INTRODUCTION Kinesis Group a dynamic and innovative group very active since 2012 over the world by being the first in the world to propose turn key solution for airports and infrastructure projects ✈ Kinesis Group & THIS COMPANIES More tHan 20 companies Located in Malaysia, THailand, CHina, AKC Singapore, UAE and otHer countries AKC GROUP, is created from a merger from more than 4 specialized GROUP companies in 2014, we are one of the most dynamic and largest turn key ✈ ✈ management company in the African, Asia and South America. $€¥ ✈ AIRPORTS KINESIS KINESIS CAPITAL AE&D TRANS ASIA CONSULTANT Kinesis Group offers a full spectrum of services including in priority turn key solutions for Airports and special Infrastructures projects, we provide for the client a complete package including the Design, the feasibility, the financing and investment, the construction, including AIRPORT AIRPORT AIRPORT SUPERVISION DESIGN & OPERATION ENGINEERING Civil & Building construction, roadworks and earthworks, we operate ENGINEERING the project and transfer the asset when the investment is recovered. INVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT & & & STRATEGIES CONTRACTING FINANCE STRATEGIES The value of Kinesis Group is not limited to only airports and infrastructure buildings, we are also present on very specific project like $€¥ ✈ LOCAL CONFIGURATION FOR PROJECTS NUCLEAR FACILITIES and GEOPLUTONIC Energy solutions Local SPV Local ac9ng as Holding Opera9on AKC IS ALWAYS LOCATED IN THE COUNTRY OF THE PROJECT for financial Company www.airports-kinesis.com ORGANIGRAM DEDICATED TO INDONESIA CEO AKC Lord Ronnie Hessnan VP-CTO group AKC Shad Serroune TAC Director CFO CCAO CDO David Irwan Tjetjep Prasyeta Zolkeply Bin Muhamud Mohd Nazir Zainun Kinesis Group has been reorganized for the CTO BDM group AKC Hisham Norsham Mickael Senkaya Indonesian Market, the management board still GIS DESIGN always in Canada and the Wilhem Marceny Joseph Vinsu development and management (financial and FAD AIP ENG Jean Paul Bernard Benabdallah technical) is under Indonesian Lecorre Jourdain Djelloul structure. OEM OEM Air MRO Air MRO ENV DEV Sandra Jean Marc Daniel Durant Spec Spec Pascal PasPer L’emaillet Pierre Vaillant Marc Dufavet Ph D Makowski www.airports-kinesis.com INTRODUCTION A Capital and Investment company dedicated to important infrastructures governmental or private projects KINESIS CAPITAL & INVESTMENT Kinesis Capital & Investment is an investment company. We provide investment management, investment services and wealth management that help governments and individuals succeed in infrastructure IMAGE PLACE HOLDER projects all over the world. For several years, Airports Kinesis Consulting has maintained a valued presence all over the world and especially in Asia Pacific, where we have been one of the first Canadian Infrastructure Investment and financial institutions to initiate high skilled project to invest in the region’s vast potential. Today, through several partners and divisions KC&I have over 43 employees in the region and maintain extensive operations in 6 offices across 12 APAC countries. www.airports-kinesis.com INTRODUCTION Kinesis Group with all this companies combine various specialization in only one banner Infrastructures Energy Turn Key Contracting Kinesis Group brings a unique blend of Kinesis Group is specialized through From master planning, financing, expertise from financing to contracting this group on large scale renewable supervision and contracting, our group is & operation for several types of energy power plants and new geo- capable to handle your project from day projects like airports, airport cities, plutonics or nuclear, with a combined one to this completion and provides you aerotropolis, ports, etc… generation of more than 1500 MW also operation. New Technologies REIT & Concessions Operations Kinesis Group is holding more than 10 Through our group, the client is capable Kinesis Group is also specialized in patents in new technologies including to handle very complex projects and operation of airport projects and valuation Airports, Aerotropolis, Finance, Technics concessions using specific financial tools, of projects, we bring value to an airport for development and many more. we provide build to suit projects on Fit in before to transfer to the operator the or Fit out concept, we also provide airport or the infrastructure performance over operation. www.airports-kinesis.com Green AKC We Catalyze project using new type of energy solu6ons 49238 Tco²/year This number is the amount of carbon credits saved during construction and operation of our group, this carbon is also sold in the clean-spark market generating more than 738 K€/Year Our group hold the financial trading license to trade carbon credits saved during the construction and operation (Management). www.airports-kinesis.com INTRODUCTION Kinesis Group a very complete and flexible structure AKC is a very flexible company capable to design complex airports infrastructures and fullfill all the requirement of a project in very fast way, we invest in first and second phase of very specific projects, our company and this pool of investment is specialized in very high profile investment scheme and projects like airports and high infrastructure solutions like ports, energy, renewables and many more. Our specialization share is characterized following this scheme. Financing & Eng. Specializa)on Turn Key 23% 44% 56% Kinesis Group is specialized in value engineering, financing and Our group is specialized in very complex From Industry, Infrastructures and Roads, our group always find a way to reduce the cost and the duration of your foundations, land reclamation process, hydroelastic is actually providing very complex turn key scheme project, through well know and best responsible practices. platforms and many more. Our research and all over the world, our performance is covered with development division innovate and look always to KPI and the respect of planning and budget. provide the best financial and technical solution to our clients. www.airports-kinesis.com Kinesis Group OVER THE WORLD A full international presence for investment and operation for several projects Our presence over the world Offices 46 Offices 28 Countries Penetration Index : 5.3% Development Ratio : 87% www.airports-kinesis.com Kinesis Group OVER THE WORLD A group with very strong indicators based on Islamic Finance development Schemes and solid assets on Investments 0.50 31 percent 28 73 percent percent Leverage Ra)o per year Profitability of Group Revenue Solvency Growth on Airports Turn-keys (exp) AKC & KINESIS CAPITAL INVESTMENT is sitting on very strong and solid potential, through very large infrastructure projects, our group is holding very good numbers and results through the years, our group performed a very good results in very few years, with a profitability ratio of 31% our group has a very high leverage ratio allowing the group to take risks on very high profile projects. www.airports-kinesis.com IMAGE PLACE HOLDER OVERVIEW INNOVATIVE FINANCIAL ENGINEERING For nearly five years our company has been committed to helping our KC&I is the first capital government clients, and those who rely on them, achieve financial security. and investment company to We partner with many of the world’s largest, most sophisticated investors and engineer very complex financial intermediaries to help them reach their goals through a rigorous, solutions for complex research-driven investment process spanning both indexing and active projects and institutions disciplines. 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