A KFB Group Perspective

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1 A KFB Group Perspective 1

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3 Area-wise Saudi Arabia is the 10 th largest country in the world. Proven oil reserves of 265 billion barrels which is more than 1/4 th of the world total. In addition, having 220 trillion cu ft gas reserve, ranking 4 th in the world. Total population is more than 26 Millions with growth rate of nearly 4%. This rapid growth and development in infrastructure is calling for an increasing power demand by 6.5% or more every year. 3

4 The Kingdom's current infrastructure and public sector building 5 -year plan is valued at US$ 35 billion. Total investment in power sector in the next 15 years expected to be around 117 billion dollars, 54% in Generation, 29% in Transmission and 17% in Distribution. Water and Electricity Minister Abdullah Al-Hussayen described Saudi Arabia and Egypt as the largest power generators in the Middle East with a combined capacity of 50,000 megawatt. Saudi Arabia has plans to increase power capacity from the current 34,000 MW to 55,000 MW by year 2018 and to 70,000 MW by

5 YEAR PROJECT POWER INSERVICE (MW) DATE 2010 Rabigh Steam Power Plant Extension and connection with the main grid (2nd stage) Tenth Power Plant Extension (Steam Section) Al Sheqaiq Steam Power Plant and connection with the main grid (1st stage) Tabouk Power Plant Extension Al Wajh Power Plant Extension Tabarjal Power Plant Extension Deba Power Plant (1st Stage) Jeddah South Steam Power Plant & connection with the main grid (1st stage) Al Sheqaiq Steam Power Plant and connection with the main grid (2nd stage) Al Qurayat Power Plant Extension Al Wajh Power Plant Extension Al Jubail/Rass El Zoor Power Plant (1st stage) Al Sheqaiq Steam Power Plant & connection with the main grid (3rd stage) Jeddah South Steam Power Plant & connection with the main grid (2nd stage) Rafha Power Plant Extension Al Jubail/Rass El Zoor Power Plant (2nd stage) Deba Power Plant (2nd Stage) Al Akeer South Power Plant & connection with the main network (1st stage) Jeddah South Steam Power Plant & connection with the main grid (3rd stage) Tabarjal Power Plant Extension Sharoura Power Plant Extension Al Jubail/Rass El Zoor Power Plant (3rd stage)

6 YEAR PROJECT POWER (MW) INSERVICE DATE 2014 Jeddah South Steam Power Plant & connection with the main grid (4th stage) Al Akeer South Power Plant & connection with the main network (2nd stage) Al Sheqaiq Power Plant (4th stage) Al Qurayat Power Plant Extension Al Akeer South Power Plant & connection with the main network (3rd stage) Al Sheqaiq Power Plant (5th stage) Jeddah South Steam Power Plant & connection with the main grid (5th stage) Sharoura Power Plant Extension Al Jubail/Rass El Zoor Power Plant (4th stage) Al Akeer South Power Plant & connection with the main network (4th stage) Al Sheqaiq Power Plant (6th stage) Jeddah South Steam Power Plant & connection with the main grid (6th stage) TOTAL (MW)

7 The International Energy Agency forecasts the need for an additional 269GW in the region by 2030 at a cost of $458 billion, and predicts Saudi Arabia and the UAE will have the fastest growth rates from 2010 onwards to According to experts, Arab countries will require $50 billion for electricity power generation, transportation and distribution by Total Investment in Oil & Gas sector in KSA expected in next 4 years 80 b USD. (Engg & PM 10 b, Material 40 b and Construction 30 b USD). 7

8 Increasing demand and steep increase in crude oil price and added to that a huge surplus in the budget has fueled the Saudi economy resulting into development of many mega infrastructural projects like : 4 New IWPP Projects with Saudi Aramco. Jubail Industrial City II Yanbu Industrial City. Dammam Jubail- Jeddah Rail Network. Expansion & Up-gradation programs of Aramco. Expansion projects of SABIC. King Abdullah Economic City. Makkah & Madina expansion Project. Ministry of Education Schools and Vocational training institutes. Mining Projects. GCC Grid. Saudi Arabia and Egypt Power-grid Interconnection. 600,000 Housings and 600 New Factories on infrastructure upgradation plan. 8

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10 Middle East Electric Meter Factory (MEMF) was established in 1997 to manufacture kwh meters in collaboration with Iskraemeco. Started production in 1999 with a capacity of 50,000 meters. In 2000 manufacturing line for Moulded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCB) was added with an initial capacity of 200,000 MCCB s annually. In 2001 MEMF facility was expanded to include manufacturing of LV Current Transformers (CT s) with an annual capacity of 100,000 CT s. 10

11 In 2001 the initial factory area of 5,000 Sq.mtrs. was expanded to 10,000 Sq.mtrs., by securing the plot behind MEMF factory and in 2007 the MEMF facility which was spread over 10,000 Sq.mtrs. was further expanded to 15,000 Sq.mtrs. by securing the plot adjacent to the initial MEMF factory. As such today MEMF has spread over an area of 15,000 Sq.mtrs. In 2003, MEMF facilities were ISO-9000 certified. New manufacturing and testing line for panel indicating meters was added in 2003 and agreement with Iskra- MIS formalized in 2005 for panel meters. 11

12 In 2005 the initial manufacturing capacity of kwh Meters was increased to 300,000 meters p.a. In 2005 MEMF formed a joint-venture (74:26) with ETA- PCS (AlGhurair Group of Dubai) to form a new company viz., MEMF-ETA Switchgear Manufacturing Company for manufacturing a range of panel boards. In 2006, the MCCB manufacturing capacity was increased to 500,000 breakers p.a. and LV Current Transformers to 200,000 p.a. by adding new machineries and testing equipment. 12

13 In 2006 a manufacturing line for Medium Voltage resin cast Instrument Transformers was established. In 2006 MEMF entered into technical collaboration with ETI for manufacture of Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCB s) with an annual capacity of 1.5 million MCB s. All products being manufactured by MEMF i.e., kwh meters, MCCB s, MCB s, LV/MV CT s were type tested from internationally reputed laboratories like KEMA, ASTA or CPRI. While the factory building was being constructed on an area of 20,000 Sq.mtrs., MEMF-ETA started assembling of the panels since 2007 and starting seeking approvals for various panels by also conducting type tests on the same. 13

14 In October 2008 the MEMF-ETA factory was fully operational with state-of-art facilities like machine shop, fabrication shop, sheet metal treatment, powder coating facility, gasketing plant and busbar manufacturing. MEMF-COTMAC was established in Jan 2007 as a joint-venture (55:45) with Cotmac. Cotmac being the leader in automation, SCADA and SCMS panels, has been the biggest system integrator of Siemens in India and Siemens, KSA wanted Cotmac to form a local company to capture the vast market for automation field here. Since a lot of panel activities are involved, Cotmac found KFB Group as an ideal partner as we have an elaborate manufacturing unit for entire range of panel boards in the group company MEMF-ETA. In Nov 2007 MEMF had a joint-venture (50:50) with Federal Transformers (AlNasser Group of Abu Dhabi) to form Saudi-Federal Transformers for manufacturing a range of distribution transformers up to 36kV. The factory construction was commenced in July 2008 and completed in August 2009 and is now fully operational for manufacturing distribution transformers with a capacity to produce annually 2000 MW distribution transformers. 14

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16 RADYA INTERNATIONAL Trading of electromechanical products and services related to transmission and distribution of power. We are leading suppliers in KSA for Power Transformers, Overhead Line Transmission and Distribution accessories, insulators, cable joints and terminations up to 33 KV. POWER TELECOM & TECHNOLOGIES (PTT) Partnered with leading telecom equipment manufacturers worldwide and has outstanding consultancy and project experience in the field of Telecommunications, DC Power products, Subscriber products, Microwave applications and Generators. 16

17 SAUDI-DOL ELECTRIC CO. SAUDI-DOL offers a professional and comprehensive range of maintenance solutions for electrical machines (motors, generators and transformers) aimed at reducing plant down-time for increasing plant availability. KFB CONTRACTING CO. KFB CONTRACTING is a General Contracting Co. with three major Divisions viz., Construction Division, Electro- Mechanical Division and GSM Division and has been in these fields since It is backed by high-grade technical proficiency and comprehensive Engineering skills covering wide scope of Electro-Mechanical turnkey works. 17

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19 MARKET ANALYSIS (Manufactured products) Where is the market for KFB Group products? MEMF ETA MV/LV/R&C Panels ALL MINISTRIES & OTHER UTILITIES POWER GENERATING STATION AUXILLIARIES SFT MEMF COTMAC Distribution/Power Transformers up to 5mVA Automation Panels 4 PRIMARY SUB STATION 380/132kV MEMF ETA MV/LV/R&C Panels SECONDARY SUB STATION MEMF ETA MV/LV/R&C Panels MEMF COTMAC Automation Panels PSS/USS/TRANSFORMER MEMF ETA PSS/USS/Feeder Pillars / PMT SFT Transformers up to 5 mva MEMF MCCBs/ Ind.Meters/ CTs/ kwh Meters BULK CONSUMERS CONSUMERS MEMF ETA All types of LV Panels MEMF MCCBs/ Ind.Meters/ CTs/ kwh Meters MEMF ETA MV/LV/R&C Panels /PSS/USS MEMF COTMAC Automation / BMS Panels SFT Transformers up to 5 mva BUYING PROCESS MEMF MEMF COTMAC MCCBs/ Ind.Meters/ CTs/ kwh Meters Automation / BMS Panels TENDERS CONTRACTORS OEMS - DEALERS

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21 MARKET ANALYSIS (Trading Products) Where is the market for KFB Group products? RADYA Transformers, Cables, OHL ALL MINISTRIES & OTHER UTILITIES POWER GENERATING STATION AUXILLIARIES SAUDI DOL PTT Refurbishment of Rotating Machines UPS, Batteries, 4 Inverters, Generators PRIMARY SUB STATION 380/132kV RADYA PTT Transformers, GIS, Cables UPS, Batteries, Inverters, Generators SECONDARY SUB STATION RADYA Reactive Power Compensation & Cables CONSUMERS RADYA Transformers, Cables, OHL & LV capacitor lines & power factor correction units PTT SAUDI DOL UPS, Batteries, Inverters, Generators & fiber optic cables. Rotating machines refurbishment and life assessment servicing 4

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23 President and Owner Mr. Khalid F. Alboayz is well-known in the business community and is having excellent rapport with Utilities, Ministries, Industry and contractors. Proven track record of establishing many unknown manufacturers like Iskra, Slovenia (kwh Meter), Crompton Greaves, India (MCCB and Power Transformers up to 100 MVA), Elcon, Italy (HS Cable accessories), Supreme, India (OHL Accessories), CSB Batteries, Singapore, Biotech, India (WWTP), Iskratel, SMPS etc. 23

24 Successful track record of establishing manufacturing unit for Energy Meters, MCCBs and LV/MV CTs and achieving market leadership in the produced range. Intrinsic understanding of the functions of Utilities, Aramco, Marafiq and SWCC etc. as an organization and developed excellent relationships at all levels. Pre-qualification of the products/ companies from these organizations is an ongoing process due to continuous induction of new agencies and products. 24

25 A dedicated and professional engineering workforce having vast techno-commercial experience in dealing with the utilities. In-house Electro-mechanical contracting company. 25

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27 Strong Local Presence.close to the customer Customized Engineering Solutions. Highly skilled Engineering Capabilities Fully Integrated Manufacturing Facilities Local Project Management Capabilities Professionally qualified Testing and Commissioning Teams 27

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