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COLOMBIAS INFRASTRUCTURE: ADVANCES AND CHALLENGES Clemente del Valle, Presidente FDN 2014 WHAT IS THE 4G PROGRAM? Covers 8,000 km and over US$25 billion in investments: Four lane highways: Over 1,370 km Number of tunnels:


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COLOMBIA’S INFRASTRUCTURE: ADVANCES AND CHALLENGES

Clemente del Valle, Presidente FDN 2014

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 Covers 8,000 km and over US$25 billion in

investments:

  • Four lane highways: Over 1,370 km
  • Number of tunnels: 141
  • Km of tunnels: 125 km
  • Number of viaducts: 1,300
  • Km of viaducts: 146 km

 Technical specifications of the program allow for average speeds of

80 km/hour

 Savings in travel time up to 30% and in vehicle operation cost up to

20%

 More than 40 projects:

8 projects have been awarded All should be awarded in the next year

WHAT IS THE 4G PROGRAM?

  • Currently, none Latin-American country has a concrete infrastructure program

(general plans and projects structured independently).

  • E.g. Chile spent US$9 bn from 1993 to 2010, and has an infrastructure plan of about

US$11 bn for the next six years (2020).

  • Our program is compared to the National Highway Development Programme in

India of US$60 bn in five years (2012-2017).

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PPP PROJECTS IN OTHER MODES

USD 2.2 billion Ten airports. USD 3.5 billion railroad projects. USD 1 billion port projects. USD 1.2 billion Magdalena River navigability. 405 Km of new railways and 990 Km will be rehabilitated More than 45,000 direct jobs in the construction phase Awarded to the NAVELENA consortium, led by Brazil's Odebrecht. This deepening program will be carried out along a 908 kilometers Projects are in prequalification stage 1000 direct jobs created per each million passengers transported 16 new ports Terminals for hydrocarbons, coal, natural gas, grains, and general cargo

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INVESTMENT IN TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE 2010-2018

INVESTMENT WILL INCREASE MORE THAN THREE TIMES FROM 2010 TO 2018

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ANI INVESTMENT IN TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE 2010-2018

PPP TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM WILL INCLUDE ROAD, PORT, AIRPORT AND RAILROAD PROJECTS

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FINANCING CHALLENGES

  • The ambitious 4g program required debt in excess of $20 billion
  • Long term financing needs: concession contracts (25 to 30 years) with

project payments starting once the construction phase is completed.

  • Projects with high equity commitments by the sponsors (20-25% of the value
  • f the project).

PROJECTS WITH A HIGH FINANCING COMPONENT, REQUIRE THE PARTICIPATION OF SPECIALIZED FINANCIAL SOURCES

EXAMPLE OF TYPICAL PROJECT CASH FLOWS

Source: ANI

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FDN ROLE

Provide and mobilize resources to address the needs of complex infrastructure projects that have a unique set of risks. Advise, structure, and contract management to help public sector clients build a pipeline of new infrastructure projects. F I N A N C I N G SERVICES A D V I S O R Y S E R V I C E S

OUR BUSINESS: S T R O N G S H A R E H O L D E R S :

USD 28 million USD 55 million I N I T I A L C A P I TA L I Z AT I O N S ( 2 0 1 4 ) USD 246 million C U R R E N T C A P I T A L

(Ministry of Finance)

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  • GENERATING A RIPPLE

EFFECT-

Mobilizing capital from different sources Developing tailor-made products Standardizing project finance practices Mitigating construction and operation risks

GOVERNMENT

MULTILATERALS BANKS INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS

FDN CATALYTIC ROLE

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