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Park Elektrik Üretim Madencilik Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş.

Park Elektrik Üretim Madencilik Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. February 201 2. Contents. I. Ciner Group in Brief 3 II. Park Elektrik Overview 6 III. Operations 10 IV. Micromine Reserve Report 13 V. Planned Investments 1 9 VI. Financial Structure 2 2

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Park Elektrik Üretim Madencilik Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş.

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  1. Park Elektrik Üretim Madencilik Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. February 2012

  2. Contents I. Ciner Group in Brief 3 II. Park Elektrik Overview 6 III. Operations 10 IV. Micromine Reserve Report 13 V. Planned Investments 19 VI. Financial Structure 22 VII. Evaluation of The Latest Financial Tables 32 VIII. Corporate Governance Rating 39 IX. Market Data 40 Park Elektrik February 2011

  3. I. Ciner Group in Brief Park Elektrik February 2011

  4. Park Holding, the main shareholder of Park Elektrik, is controlled by Ciner Group, which is solely owned by Mr. Turgay Ciner. Ciner Group’s history goes back to 1978 when it was founded. Ranking among the largest Groups of Turkey, Ciner Group diversified its operations from the energy and mining sectors to tourism, media and broadcasting sectors. Ciner Group is a pioneering actor in energy and mining sector given its new and initial steps since early 1990s. In line with accelerated privatization efforts in 1990s, the Group successfully involved in mining and energy sectors which are the underlying sectors of the Group’s fast growth in recent years. Ciner Group, Introduction February 2011

  5. Ciner Group, Main Line of Businesses Ciner Group Energy & Mining Group Media Group Commerce, Industry & Services Group Major Companies Park Elektrik Park Termik Park Teknik Eti Soda Silopi Elektrik Park Enerji Ekipmanları Major Companies & Brands Ciner Yayın Holding Haberturk Newspaper Haberturk TV, Radio, Haberturk Web Site Bloomberg HT, FHM, Marie Claire, Newsweek Major Companies Park Marine Park Aviation Lares Park Hotels Park Insurance Park Foreign Trade Denmar Logistics February 2011

  6. II. Park Elektrik Overview February 2011

  7. The Company • Established in 1994. • Initially offered to public in 1997. Park Elektrik is the sole listed company within Ciner Group. • Changed its commercial title in 2000. • Commenced copper mining operations in late 2006. • Merged with ISE-listed Group company, Ceytas, in May 2009. • Added asphaltite mining into its operation line following Ceytas merger. • Currently operating a copper and an asphaltite mine and plans to establish an HPP (Hydroelectricity Power Plant) in the medium term, and a NGPP (Natural Gas Power Plant) in the long term. February 2011

  8. Ownership Structure February 2011

  9. Participations, Park Termik • Park Elektrik has 10% stake in Park Termik Elektrik San. ve Tic. A.S., a Ciner Group company which is involved in thermal power generation in Çayırhan, Ankara. • Park Termik operates Cayirhan Thermal Power Plant which has a total production capacity of 620 MW, in four units. • The plant is an integrated power generator which procures coal through its own lignite mines. February 2011

  10. III. Operations February 2011

  11. Asphaltite Mine Natural Gas Power Plant Copper Mine HPP Sırnak Adana Siirt Diyarbakır Park Elektrik’s Existing & Planned Facilities February 2011

  12. I) Madenköy Copper Zone • Park Elektrik acquired operation license of Madenkoy copper mine from Eti Holding, a state-owned entity engaged in mining businesses, in 2004 for TL9.4 mn. • Mine operations started in late 2006 in the copper zone. So far, around 3 mn tons of ore was extracted in the copper zone. • According to initial reports, proven reserves in the zone was determined at 13 mn tons of ore. However, based on a recent report conducted by Micromine Consulting Services, total reserves in the zone was determined at 39.8 mn tons of ore, 31.2 mn tons of which was measured. • The company has a concentration facility and it produces and sells concentrated copper that includes a varying rate of copper. Currently, copper content in the concentrate varies between 19-20% levels. • Although the Company does not posses a smelting facility, it recently initiated a trial production through a domestic subcontractor to produce A grade cathode copper that includes 99.9% copper content. • Park Elektrik exports all of its concentrated copper and cathode copper production. February 2011

  13. Micromine Reserve Report Based On JORC • According to a JORC compliant recent reserve estimation made by Micromine Consulting Services, based on the drilling and sampling works by Eti Holding (1981), Preussag AG Metall (1988) and Park Elektrik, the total reserves of Madenköy project was determined 39,821,000 tons of ore, 31,182,000 tons of which was set to be measured. • Based on the same report, average tenor rate in Madenkoy copper mine is determined as 2.4% for the whole zone. Current tenor in the zone is lower at 1.9-2.0% levels. Source: JORC Resource Estimate Report by Micromine Park Elektrik February 2011 13

  14. Capacity Expansion • In parallel with growing reserves in the Madenkoy copper zone, the company increased its concentration facility’s capacity from 750k to 1.2 mn tons as of October 2011. Total capex for this investment was Euro 3.5mn. • Furthermore, Park Elektrik plans to increase its concentration capacity to 1.8 mn tons in the short-mid term. The company plans to complete this second phase capacity expansion in 2013 with a planned investment amount of Euro 3.5-4mn. • In line with increasing capacity, Park Elektrik revised its production targets for the coming two years. The company expects 95k and 150k wmt of production for 2012 and 2013, respectively. Park Elektrik February 2011 14

  15. 2012 Production Targets Park Elektrik February 2011 15

  16. Zone Plan February 2011

  17. II) Silopi Asphaltite Zone • Asphaltite is a petroleum-origin hydrocarbon with a thermal value of 5,500-5,800 kcal/kg. • Park Elektrik has the operational rights of Silopi asphaltite mine until 2033. Estimated asphaltite reserve in Silopi is around 35 mn tons based on Turkish Coal Enterprise (TKI) reports. • Operations in the asphaltite zone started in June 2009. The company provides asphaltite to Silopi Elektrik Üretim A.Ş., a group company which is involved in electricity production in Silopi with fluidized bed technology and has a starting capacity of 135 MW. • Annual production amount in Silopi is around 450,000 currently and is subject to increase from 2014 onwards in line with capacity expansion of Silopi EUAS. With the expansion, annual asphaltite production will be tripled. • Park Elektrik has a profit margin of 15% on its asphaltite sales based on recently renewed contract by two companies. The contract will be valid as long as Silopi Elektrik runs the operations. • The mine will be open-pit for the first years of operation. Later on, underground mining will be done by the method of “Cut and Fill Block Caving”. February 2011

  18. Open-Pit Mining in Silopi February 2011

  19. IV. Planned Investments February 2011

  20. Diyarbakır HPP • Installed capacity will be 50.5 MW. • Production license is valid for 49 years. • Estimated investment amount is US$ 60 mn according to initial feasibility studies. February 2011

  21. Ceyhan Natural Gas Power Plant • Park Elektrik applied to Energy Market Regulatory Authority for a license to establish a NGPP in Ceyhan, Adana. • Installed capacity will be 423 MW. • Production license will be valid for 49 years. • Estimated investment amount is Euro 250 mn. February 2011

  22. V. Financial Structure February 2011

  23. Concentrate (dmt) & Cathode Sales (ton) February 2011

  24. Annual Concentrate (dmt) & Cathode(ton) Sales * In 2010, there was a production halt of four months. ** Cathode copper sales realized for the first time in 3Q11. February 2011

  25. Annual Asphaltite Sales (ton) * Asphaltite operations started in mid 2009. Park Elektrik February 2011 25

  26. Total Sales Revenues* (TL) * Ignores other sales & discounts. February 2011

  27. Breakdown of COGS, as of 9M11 February 2011

  28. Unit Cash Costs For Con. Copper (TL/wmt) February 2011

  29. Net Earnings (TL mn) February 2011

  30. Annual Margin Comparison February 2011

  31. Sources of Financing (TL mn) * Park Elektrik has no financial debt. February 2011

  32. VI. Evaluation of 9M11 Financial Results February 2011

  33. Evaluation of 9M11 Financial Results • In 1H11, Park Elektrik’s product composition changed by including cathode copper into its product range for the first time. Although still in trial period, the copper cathode production reached 1846 Mt by the end of 3Q11. By 3Q11, the company’s concentrated copper production in wmt increased by 184% as compared to the strike shaken previous year. Concentrated copper sales were realized with 153% increase in dmt, y-o-y, as some amount of concentrated copper was utilized for cathode copper production of 1846 mt by the third quarter. 1210 mt of the cathode copper has been sold by the end of 3Q11. • Revenues from total sales more than tripled under the effect of the previous year’s mine strike and soared copper prices, while revenues from the asphaltite sales were kept almost same as the previous year. • The company also had TL15mn of other operational income due to its realized contract in London Metal Exchange. February 2011

  34. Production & Sales Amount February 2011

  35. Sales Breakdown (TL) & Gross Margin by Products February 2011

  36. Income Statement (TL) February 2011

  37. Margins February 2011

  38. Summary Balance Sheets (TL) February 2011

  39. Corporate Governance Rating • Park Elektrik was rated with 8.67as a result of the Corporate Governance study done by SAHA Kurumsal Rating Agency. According to report done by SAHA, the rating means that the company performs “very good”in terms of Capital Markets Board’s corporate governance principles. It has, to varying degrees, identified and actively managed all significant corporate governance risks through comprehensive internal controls and management systems. The company’s performance is considered to represent best practice, and it had no deficiencies in any of the areas rated. February 2011

  40. T H A N K Y O U. CONTACTS Yesim Bilginturan Selim Erdogan IR Manager IR Manager Phone: +90 216 531 25 33 +90 216 531 25 35 y.bilginturan@cinergroup.com.trs.erdogan@cinergroup.com.tr www.parkelektrik.com.trwww.cinergroup.com.tr February 2011

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