EBRD supporting cross-border activities of Czech companies

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EBRD supporting cross-border activities of Czech companies September 2017

Manufacturing & Services at the EBRD 11.5bn invested through 621 projects since 1991 Active portfolio of 237 projects or 3.8 billion 2016: 773 million invested through 55 projects 2

Manufacturing & Services Who we are? 60 bankers of 25 different nationalities 40 bankers based in the Bank s countries of operation to serve clients locally 8 industry centres of excellence to provide in-depth expertise with lead bankers and sector experts The team has completed 621 projects with total commitments of 11.5 billion with a current active investment portfolio of 3.8 billion In 2016, the team completed 55 projects with commitments of 773 million The team has significant experience with complex projects in various industries through project finance, Energy Efficiency, restructurings, cross-border expansion and privatisations Note: as at 31 December 2016 3

Manufacturing & Services - Sectors Strategic priorities/investment opportunities / areas Automotive Chemicals Building Materials Forestry and Paper Steel and non-ferrous industrial metals Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals Aerospace Non-consumable goods and Retail Automobiles 11% Building Materials 21% Chemicals 13% Forestry & Paper 11% Heathcare & Pharmaceuticals 10% Portfolio by sub sector Miscellaneous 17% Steel & Non Ferrous Industr Metals 17% Note: as at 31 December 2016 Chemicals 13% Forestry & Paper 11% Heathcare & Pharmaceuticals 10% Steel & Non Ferrous Industrial Metals 17% Miscellaneous 17% Automobiles 11% Building Materials 21% 4

Manufacturing & Services - Geographies Well diversified geographical distribution of the portfolio, with new geographies recently added (MENA) and well grounded in CEE. Turkey 20% Central Asia 6% Central Europe and Baltics 15% Southern and Eastern Mediterranean 5% Cyprus and Greece 1% South-Eastern Europe 8% Eastern Europe and Caucasus 19% 26% 5

WHY EBRD in M&S? - Special EBRD Qualities High risk appetite: EBRD operates commercially but has a higher risk appetite than the private sector (longer tenors, local currency loans and other tailor-made products) Special Features beyond financing: EBRD as a Partner Bank capable of : providing long term relationship, especially in dfficult times (financial crisis, political instability) extra liquidity during the crisis facilitating cooperation between the company and the commercial banks no conflicting interests with the commercial banks in syndicated loans/ no daily banking cooperation with authorities/ regulators EBRD is willing to provide political comfort to the project and the investors with respect to expansion in the country and abroad (X-border transactions) 6

WHY EBRD in M&S? - X-border transactions Key Assumptions: Local companies expanding outside their home markets into other EBRD countries of operations Financing from a reputable partner bridging both markets can be more efficient than financing available at the target country (if available at all) to a foreign investor EBRD can provide political comfort to the project and investors (in line with its mandate) based on a preferred creditor status EBRD participation can also give comfort to co-financing institutions from the country of origin : lower the target country risk/ balanced pricing local presence of EBRD / relationship with a host country/ policy dialogue increased credibility of an investor on the new/ unknown market 7

Manufacturing &Services in CEE selected projects (2015/2016) Company Country Size(EUR mln) Type of financing Telefonika Poland 69 Refinancing / capex / R&D/M&A UK AluflexPack Croatia 20 Capex / working capital/xb UACE Romania 25 Capex / expansion/xb Velvet Care Poland 19 Capex / expansion Draexlmaier Regional 40 Capex/ regional/xb Delmax Serbia 1 M&A/ debt repayment Hospital in Zywiec Poland 10 Capex / PPP EcoBaltia Latvia 10 Capex / R&D Slovenian Steel Slovenia 40 Bond financing/ capex Wirtualna Polska Poland 7 IPO/ capex / M&A / debt repayment

Manufacturing &Services in CEE selected projects (2015/2016) Company Country Size(EUR mln) Type of financing Salonit Slovenia 15 Capex / Energy Efficiency (EE) Amercian Heart of Poland Poland 25 M&A/ debt repayment Orbico Croatia 20 Capex / working capital/xb Selena Poland 10 Foreign expansion / capex/xb Gomma Line Serbia 1 Capex / working capital Synthos Poland 50 Capex / R&D Arctic Paper Poland 30 Refinancing / capex /XB Tameh/ Arcelor Mittal Poland 75 Capex/ Energy Efficiency Grupa Azoty Poland 37 Capex Sonaca Romania 9 Capex/ greenfield /XB

Manufacturing &Services Other Regions selected projects Company Country Size(EUR mln) Type of financing MS Pharma Jordan 50 Equity Cemex Egypt 50 Loan Hikma North Africa 38 Loan Kronospan Ukraine 89 Syndicated Loan Sisecam Turkey/Bulgaria 90 Loan Vestel Turkey 50 Loan Arcelor Mittal Kazakhstan 73 Loan Continental 90 Loan Holcim Azerbijan 120 Loan Abraaj Hospitals Egypt/Tunesia 25 Equity

Case Study Barlinek Cross Border Expansion Barlinek Invest (Ukraine) -Sponsor: Barlinek S.A. -Debt and portage equity (15% stake) for the total amount of EUR 60m -Cross border expansion to Ukrainie (greenfield/ project finance), CAPEX & W/C -Syndication carried out by EBRD in Poland (Unicredit, Calyon) -Off-shore structure -Sponsor completion guarantee -Role of EBRD: - long term financing organised in Poland on attractive terms (given the risks) - increased security of the Ukrainian project for Cersanit - policy dialogue, relationship with local authorities 11 11 11

Case Study Rovese Cross Border Expansion Cersanit Invest (Ukraine) -Sponsor: Cersanit S.A. -Debt and portage equity (15% stake) for the total amount of EUR 81m -Cross border expansion to Ukrainie (greenfield/ project finance) -Syndication carried out by EBRD in Poland (Unicredit Pekao, Calyon) -Off-shore structure -Sponsor completion guarantee -Role of EBRD: - long term financing organised in Poland on attractive terms (given the risks) - increased security of the Ukrainian project for Cersanit - policy dialogue, relationship with local authorities 12 12 12

Information and Communication Technologies Team Portfolio Cumulative financing to date: 3.3 billion Current portfolio: 0.8 billion Over 152 deals ranging from a few million to over 180 million EURO in 34 CEE/CIS countries Media/Other Mobile Fixed Line/Integrated Telcos 25% 35% 39% Mobile & fixed line ISPs Cable TV Towers MVNO Satellites Fibre Wireless broadband Data centers Pay-TV Mobile payments Selected Subsectors IT services Software developers Systems integrators Call centers Cinema chains Outdoor advertising Internet Cleantech Semiconductors 13

Selected projects the ICT team executed in the past across all countries of operations (1/2) Virgin Mobile CEE Serbia Poland and Turkey Turkey Turkey Sovereign Guaranteed Loan Euro 24 million Equity Co-Investment Euro 10 million via Venture Capital Facility USD 8.4 million via Venture Capital Facility Amount confidential Loan USD 50 million via Venture Capital Facility Amount confidential 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 Regional Equity Co-Investment with Euro 50 million Equity Co-Investment with USD 25 million Romania Syndicated Loan Euro 75 million Turkey via Venture Capital Facility Amount confidential Turkey Loan Euro 9.5 million Tunisia Loan Euro 5 million 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 Turkey Loan Euro 100 million via Venture Capital Facility Amount confidential Regional Loan Euro 43 million Romania Loan Euro 15 million Poland Euro 200 million Investment in Bond Offering 2012 2012 2012 2012 2011 2011 14

Selected projects the ICT team executed in the past across all countries of operations (2/2) Serbia Convertible debt and Equity Euro 7.5 million Euro 30 million Convertible Loan USD 20 million Syndicated Loan Euro 258 million USD 11 million Poland & Balkans Loan and Equity Investment Euro 22 million 2009 2011 2010 2009 2009 2009 Regional Fund Investment USD 30 million Albania Privatization - Syndicated Loan Euro 27 million Poland Privatization Euro 49 million Regional Euro 20 million Georgia & Bulgaria Loan and Equity Investment USD 35 million Loan and Equity Investment USD 35 million 2009 2008 2008 2008 2008 2007-2008 Ukraine Kazakhstan Syndicated Loan Bulgaria Regional Syndicated Loan Bulgaria Privatisation Loan and Serbia Loan and Equity Investment Euro 22.3 million Euro 130 million Euro 3 million EUR 50 million Euro 93 million Euro 17 million 2007 2005-2007 2006 2006 2004 2004 15

Contacts For all further enquiries, please contact: Patryk Borzecki Regional Head Associate Director Manufacturing & Services, CSEE Tel: +48 22 520 5700 Email: Patryk.Borzecki@ebrd.com 16