Enclosed you find the audited financial statements of the year 2015 for the companies (one file is in Rumanian, the other one in English) as well as the assumptions taken for the cash flow planning.
Following amendments:
Power One’s (ABB) power inverter had some performance issues in 2014 which could be resolved in the same year by exchanging the inverter. The company received claim payments from the EPC Eqos in the amount of 230.000 euro (EPC performance guaranty) and 90.00 euro (O&M performance guaranty) to compensate for the malfunction. The income was registered under “other income”.
The revenue is divided into “production sold” and “income from operating subsidiaries”. The “income from operating subsidiaries” concerns the sale of the GC’s according to GCPA and “production sold” applies to revenue generated by the energy production on the OPCOM. The latter has to be set off with “other material expenses” to be comparable to the “revenue power” from the cash flows. Those “other material expenses” mostly affect the balancing cost. Bigger PV facilities in Rumania are obliged to provide the OPCOM with forecasts about the energy production to secure a stable energy network. In order to minimize those costs Frasinet is member of the biggest electricity network in Rumania. By doing so the company manages to secure an optimal balance in the forecasts. The cash flows assume an income of 39 EUR/ MWh which is the difference between “production sold” minus “other material expenses”.
75.000 euros management cost are included in the operational expenditure (OPEX - financial statements) from the Pressburg Partners. In the credit contract with the VTB those costs are treated like dividends because PPB is an indirect owner. Those costs are not included in the operational cash flow and would, in the case of an acquisition of Energy Earth, cease to exist.
Finally: as per the sellers request: once a NO is received based on the information required access to the data room is permitted.