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DISCLAIMER
This publication has been prepared by Jindal Africa Investment (Pty) Ltd (“Jindal). This publication may contain forecasts
and forward-looking information. Such forecasts, projections and information are not a guarantee of future performance,
and involve unknown risks and uncertainties. Actual results and developments will almost certainly differ materially from
those expressed or implied. A number of risks, both specific to Jindal and of a general nature, may affect the future
operating and financial performance of Jindal and the value of any investment in it, including, but not limited to, economic
conditions, stock market fluctuations, demand for iron and price movements for same, timing of access to infrastructure,
timing of environmental approvals, regulatory risks, operational risks, reliance on key personnel, reserve and resource
estimations, legislation in the Republic of South Africa ('the RSA'), India and other jurisdictions, foreign currency
fluctuations, and mining development, construction and commissioning risk. You should not act or refrain from acting in
reliance on this presentation material. This overview of Jindal does not purport to be all-inclusive or to contain all the
information that its recipients may require in order to make an informed assessment of Jindal prospects. You should
conduct your own investigation and perform your own analysis in order to satisfy yourself as to the accuracy and
completeness of the information, statements and opinions contained in this presentation before making any decision with
respect to Jindal.
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Turn Over US$ 18 billion
Operating Profit US$ 3.2 billion
Net worth US$ 6.65 billion
Total Assets US$ 21 billion
Market Cap US$ 27 billion
O.P. JINDAL
GROUP IS THE
4TH LARGEST
GROUP IN
INDIA BASED
ON ASSETS.
OP JINDAL GROUP
The OP Jindal Group was founded in 1952 by steel visionary Shri O. P. Jindal, a first-
generation entrepreneur who started an indigenous single-unit steel plant in Hisar, Haryana.
The Group is a $18 billion conglomerate, which over the last three decades has emerged as
one of India's most dynamic business organization
A multi-national and multi-product steel conglomerate with business interests spanning
across mining, power, industrial gases, port facilities and steel making.
Presently the group has outfits across India, Indonesia and Mining concessions in South
Africa, Mozambique, Botswana, Tanzania, Madagascar and Zambia
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4.5 MTPA Steel
18 MTPA Iron Ore & Coal Mining
2,437 MW Power Generation
1.5 MTPA Hot Briquetted Iron
4.5 MTPA Pellet Plant
JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED EXISTING OPERATIONS
CORE
FUNCTIONS
STEEL
POWER
MINING OIL & GAS
INFRA
9.5 MTPA Steel Capacity
11,140 MW Power Generation
JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED ONGOING EXPANSIONS TO 2020
CORE
FUNCTIONS
STEEL
POWER
MINING OIL & GAS
INFRA
4.5 MTPA Pellet Plant
JSPL STEEL PLANT AT RAIGARH (INDIA)
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POWER PLANT AT TAMNAR (INDIA)
JSPL COAL MINES AT TAMNAR (INDIA)
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LEADERSHIP
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GLOBAL MANAGEMENT
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Mr Rajesh Bhatia
CEO: Global Ventures
Jindal Steel & Power Ltd
Mr. Ravi Uppal
CEO & Managing Director
Jindal Steel & Power Ltd
Mr. Manish Kharbanda
Executive Director: Global
Ventures & Business
Development & HR
Jindal Steel & Power Ltd
Mr. Ashish Kumar
Chief Executive Officer
Jindal Africa Investments
Mr. Manoj Gupta
Country Head -
Mozambique
Mr. Tony Zebert
Country Head – South
Africa
Mr. Manoj Dosi
Country Head
Madagascar, Namibia,
Tanzania
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JSPL HAS A GLOBAL FOOTPRINT WITH PRESENCE IN 19
COUNTRIES ACROSS 4 CONTINENTS
JINDAL AFRICA
South Africa Mozambique Botswana Tanzania Zambia Madagascar Namibia
Coal
Iron Ore
Coal
Power
Coal
Power
Copper
Iron Ore Copper Limestone
Iron
Ore
OUR PORTFOLIO
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Close to USD $10 Billion
committed investment in Africa
Currently employs over 2,500
personnel in Africa
South Africa Coal Iron Ore
• One of the largest producers of
anthracite coal in South Africa
• Production capacity of 1.5 MTPA
• Private railway siding
• Over 800 employees
• Preferred supplier of metallurgical
anthracite coal to leading Ferro Alloys
manufacturers in South Africa
OUR OPERATIONS: SOUTH AFRICA
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KIEPERSOL COLLIERY: ENTRANCE TO COLLIERY
KIEPERSOL COLLIERY: AERIAL VIEW OF WASHPLANT
Mozambique Coal Power
• Total Coal Reserves of 1.35 Billion
Tonnes
• Current Production capacity of 3 MTPA
• One of the major Coking Coal producers
in Mozambique
• Private Rail Siding of 8 Kms and Jindal’s
own Rail Infrastructure of Locomotives
and Wagons
OUR OPERATIONS: MOZAMBIQUE
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• Over 1200 Employees
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INAUGURATION OF CHIRODZI MINE BY PRESIDENT OF MOZAMBIQUE: 14TH AUGUST 2013
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MOZAMBIQUE: CHIRODZI MINE WASHPLANT VIEW
Mozambique Coal Power
Initiation of 2nd phase at Chirodzi
mine, tripling production to 10 MTPA
within 3 years
Subsequent doubling of output to 20
MTPA
Construction & operation of Africas
1st coal slurry pipeline to Beira port
The company is developing
350 MW installed
power capacity
MOZAMBIQUE: EXPANSION PLANS
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Infrastructure
FURTHER EXPANSION PLANS
Melmoth Iron Ore Project: Phase 1 20MTPA going up to 60 MTPA
South Africa: Establishing a 5 MTPA Steel Plant
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Botswana : Set up of 300 MW / 600 MW Power Plant and committed towards
further ramp up to 4000 MW (South Africa)
Advanced discussions underway with West Africa such as Liberia and Sierra
Leone
Senegal 2 x 175 MW Power Station (PPA signed)
Namibia Iron Ore Project Phase 1 10 MTPA going up to 30 MTPA
• Magnetite Resource of several billion
tonnes
• Significant open cast mining potential
wiith production capacity of 20 MTPA
(Phase 1)
• Favorable logistics locality to port and
dedicated railway siding
• Production of high grade iron ore
pellets (67% Fe) suited for steel
making
• Dedicated laboratory established on
site
South Africa Iron Ore
• State of the art establishment
• Designed for iron ore testing to
strengthen and expedite analysis
• Expansion plans into base metals
• Applied for ISO Accreditation
EXPLORATION: MELMOTH
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NAMIBIA Iron Ore
EXPLORATION: NAMIBIA
• Licenses Acquired for Iron Ore
and Manganese
• All Licenses in close proximity
Windhoek
• Potential Consolidated Iron
Ore reserves of Several Billion
Tonnes
• Exploration Commenced from
March 2013
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Botswana Coal / Power
BOTSWANA
• Concession located in Botswana’s
Mmamabula Coalfield - the extension of
South Africa’s Waterberg Coal Field
• Coal Resources close to 2.7 Billion
Tonnes
• Discussions ongoing for the Jindal
Mmamabula Energy Project for Power
Supply to the SADC Region
• Mining License Application for 14 MTPA
submitted to the Government .
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BOTSWANA: EXPLORATION CAMP
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Established HO
JHB
Kiepersol 1st
mine inspection
Drilling
Commences:
Mozambique
Sect 11 Approved
Kiepersol
1st dispatched raw
coal: Kiepersol
Commission
Washplant: Kiepersol
1st dispatch washed
coal: Kiepersol
1st ship loading at
Richards Bay:
Kiepersol
Expansion on
Kiepersol
Signed deal:
Melmoth Iron Ore
Mining Licence
granted:
Mozambique
Signed deal:
Melmoth Iron Ore
Acquisition: CIC
Energy Corp.
Signed Deal:
Namibia
Breaking Ground for
New HQ:
Johannesburg
Washplant
comissioned:
Mozambique Exploration
commences:
Namibia
1st Shipment of
Coal dispatched:
Mozambique
Substation
commissioned:
Mozambique
Railway
comissioned:
Mozambique
Scoping Study
completed:
Melmoth
OUR JOURNEY
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AUGUST 2013: MOZAMBIQUE MINE INAUGURATED BY H.E PRESIDENT OF REPUBLIC OF
MOZAMBIQUE
• Donation of ambulances to
assist in rural areas response
times to emergencies
• Donation of medical equipment
to old age homes
• Healthcare centres to
accommodate the sick, promote
health education, counseling
faculties and & Maleria testing
Working together in partnership with
local government, we assist in
helping them fulfill their constitutional
mandate to the people
We continue to actively develop
infrastructure and services in
communities where access to health
care facilities are limited
HEALTHCARE
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• Support local community
schools through donations of
learning equipment; desks,
chairs and books
• Bursary, mentorship and
internships programs
• Improvements on building
infrastructure to alleviate
over crowding
• Donation of school uniforms
to ensure sense of unity
EDUCATION
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• Committed towards
protecting the environment
through its various policies
and practises
• Wherever possible we
strive to recycle water
• Promote sustainable
vegetable projects in
communities
• Establish greenery and
rehabilitation nurserys on
all sites preserving those
plants that are medicinal to
locals
Jindal Africa strives to follow in its parent company’s footsteps through
provision of saplings from our nurseries to those communities nearest
our operations or exploration sites – encouraging ecological
conservation
ENVIRONMENT
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KIEPERSOL: UNDERGROUND OPERATIONS
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KIEPERSOL: WASHPLANT VIEW
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KIEPERSOL: ENABLING EQUALITY
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KIEPERSOL: CARING FOR COMMUNITIES
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MOZAMBIQUE: OPENCAST OPERATION
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MOZAMBIQUE: OPENCAST OPERATION
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MOZAMBIQUE: EDUCATING YOUTH
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MOZAMBIQUE: SUPPORTING COMMUNITIES
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OPERATIONS SUPPORT: YOUTH SPORT DEVELOPMENT
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