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<strong>Institutional</strong> <strong>Equities</strong><br />

Exhibit 11: HCC Concessions structure<br />

Source: Company<br />

Key highlights of projects<br />

Exhibit 12: HCC Infrastructure portfolio<br />

Nirmal annuity project: The project is for four-laning of 33km road on the Hyderabad-Nagpur route at a cost<br />

of Rs3.15bn. The project got operational 100 days prior to schedule in July 2009. The project is based on<br />

annuity of Rs238mn (semi- annual) with a concession period of 20 years and the debt is financed at fixed rate<br />

of 9.38% for 17 years.<br />

Badarpur-Faridabad elevated expressway: The project is to develop 4.4 km elevated highway connecting<br />

Delhi and Haryana at a cost of Rs5.72bn and equity investment of Rs1.72bn.The project, completed in<br />

November 2010, reduced travel time by over 45 minutes.<br />

Dhule-Palesner highway: The company got this project worth Rs14.2bn in a consortium with Sadbhav<br />

Engineering. The project involves four-laning of the road from the Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh border to<br />

Dhule, connecting Mumbai and Agra, which will largely cater to industrial traffic. The project, which is around<br />

75% complete, is expected to be completed by 3QFY12 (six months ahead of schedule).<br />

West-Bengal project: The project scope involves four-laning of 256km road from Baharampore to Dalkhola<br />

at a cost of Rs32.3bn in three concessions. The project is on track and is expected to be completed by<br />

3QFY13.<br />

HCC's Infrastructure<br />

Equity<br />

Debt<br />

Concession<br />

Place<br />

Grant<br />

COD<br />

Status<br />

Portfolio<br />

Km<br />

(Rsmn)<br />

(Rsmn)<br />

period<br />

Nirmal BOT(Annuity) 33 Andhra Pradesh (NH-7) 630 2,520 Jul-09 20 Operational<br />

Badarpur- Faridabad 4.4 Delhi 1,720 4,000 Nov-10 20 Operational<br />

Dhule-Palesner/MP order 89 MP border 3,550 10,650 Jun-12 18 Under construction<br />

Baharampore-Farakka 103 West Bengal 2,146 3,934 5,612 Sep-12 25 Under construction<br />

Farakka-Raiganj 103 West Bengal 2,471 4,145 7,168 Sep-12 30 Under construction<br />

Raiganj-Dalkhola 50 West Bengal 1,372 2,255 3,216 Sep-12 30 Under construction<br />

Total 382.4 - 11,889 - 33,166 - - -<br />

Source: Company, Nirmal Bang <strong>Institutional</strong> <strong>Equities</strong> Research<br />

Lavasa - Key value driver<br />

HCC holds a 65% stake in Lavasa Corporation (a township of over 12,500 acres under development in<br />

Maharashtra) with an equity investment of Rs4.7bn, while the other major shareholders are Avantha group<br />

(15%) and Venkateshwara Hatcheries (12.5%). Lavasa Corporation has planned to develop the project in four<br />

stages. In the first phase, the company is developing 3,200 acres at Dasve and Mugaon. The first town under<br />

the project Dasve was supposed to be operational by FY11. The company had filed the DRHP (draft red<br />

herring prospectus) for its IPO on 14 September 2010 to raise around Rs20bn. On 25 November 2010, the<br />

environment ministry served a show-cause notice to Lavasa seeking clarification on whether it has violated<br />

environmental regulations along with directions to stop construction work. All this has delayed the<br />

development process and fund raising plans through the IPO.<br />

72 HCC

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