MRC LOGISTIC SITES PROJECT

Connecting Global Markets in a Free Zone

MRC

A business climate where your ambitions have opportunities to grow to any

length. A vibrant networking atmosphere where new relationships and

opportunities present themselves with refreshing regularity. It’s in these

surroundings of entrepreneurship and historical richness that we welcome you.

MRC Investment Group

We offer an environment that encourage

your every endeavor .Where obstacles

don’t exist . Where you are connected to the West and the East ; with manpower,

markets and the best minds in the

business within your reach. Where you

network with the world’s finest

companies. Where you are presented

with fresh opportunities, everyday, and

given the means to realize each one of

themMRC Investment Group

Vision and Mission

Values

» Commitment to our people and our customers

» Profitable global growth

» Responsible corporate and personal behavior

» Excellence and innovation

Vision

Sustainable value through global growth, service & excellence.

Mission

A global approach to a local business environment where excellence,

innovation and profitability drive our core business philosophy of exceptional

customer service to achieve the challenge of being an ideal international

business hub of the middle east.


Qualities• Excellent logistics capabilities

• ancillary professional services

• one of the primary catalysts for business

development in the Middle East region

• new partnerships that

help you capitalize on

emerging opportunities

in the region

Connectivity inside outOverview of Iraq site according to the world


MRC PROJECT CONNECTION WITH

ASIA


MRC PROJECT CONNECTION WITH

EUROPE


We intend to serve the following target:

.Investors:

1- A wide range of commercial incentives, from a 50 % foreign ownership, zero corporate and

income taxes for a period of 10 years to Simplicity of foreign labor restrictions, full repatriation

of profits and capital, and no foreign currency restrictions.

2- A range of facilities are provided, which include pre-built modern warehouses ready to be

leased, office space in various sizes to accommodate the requirements of any company of any

size, and plots of land for large-scale operations such as manufacturing and extensive

warehousing.

3- A commitment to continually expand offerings for clients, to enable them to keep moving

ahead.

.Governments:

1- Reduce the level of violence and raise job opportunities with higher salaries that improve

living standards.

2- Activate qualified lands and spaces which the Iraqi and local GOV never use leading to

increase the national income and improve the economy.

3- Enhance successful corporation between Iraq and its neighbor countries through common

investments which will fill any gap between Iraq and those countries.

4- Importing regional and international investment to inside the country which facilitate

exchange and develop process instead of traveling outside to initiate the best deals .

5- Strengthen the Iraqi economy by activating huge economic hub inside Iraq.

. Small and medium business dealer:

1- Lowering the cost of imported goods to Iraq and encouraging local industry through

eliminating extra cost as in tax, transportation, etc...

2- Enrich the economic culture in Iraq until being expert in distinguishing the best quality and

efficiency with the least price and longer lifetime.

Offerings


IT systems focused on delivering efficiency and meeting customer needs.

IT strategy provides flexibility to design IT solutions that best fit the needs of

each terminal.

Majority of terminals uses synchronous planning and real time control system

(SPARCS), a software solution designed by NAVIS, as terminal operating

system and optimal inventory controls.

Technology

Global Industry Leader in Supply Chain Security Excellence – Securing and

protecting business and partners’ interests.

International Operator invited to become a member of the US Customs

Trade Partnership against Terrorism (CTPAT).

Largest amount of terminals participating in Customs Security Initiative .

Implementing the US Secure Freight Initiative (Integrated Container

Scanning Pilot).

Corporate security duties (local and international) to provide common

peaceful interests and develop the region in different aspects by creating an

ideal secured free zone.

Security


Safety & Environment Corporate Safety and Environment Policy authorised by Chief Executive

Officer

All business units required to implement this policy

Set of primary S&E objectives

Elimination of workplace fatalities by targeting major hazards and establishing robust

management controls

20% reduction in workplace injury rates per annum

1% improvement in energy efficiency

Zero serious environmental spills and

Zero fines or prosecutions for HSE breaches

Dedicated S&E resources throughout the world that provide expert advice for

management

Operations are accredited to ISO 14001 Environment and OHSAS 18001

Safety standards

Our intention for all of our operations to work progressively towards this level of S&E

management

Safety and Environment of fundamental importance in all global operations


Energy

Energy is one of the most critical issues that need to be carefully dealt with, and

by detecting the following table it will be obvious to notice that it represent a

huge massive necessity.

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1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000

7,000

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DemandSupply


Electrical energy:

.Due to wide range of circumstances electrical energy remained an undeveloped section

that requires extensive efforts to satisfy city needs, for that reason dealing with electricity

issue not only provide self dependant and integration but also promise with prospective

solutions for energy issues nationally.

.First stages will depend on power generators and power stations.

.Advanced stages will provide substitute power by depending on advanced technical

means including solar cells and wind engines.

Petrol:

.Petrol is a sensitive issue that has been neglected and not being invested strategically

perfect for decades, and as it represent a core value and national natural resource

investing it requires wisdom and intelligence to serve wide spectrum of population across

time and place.

.One of the most important things is to initiate a strategic petrol storage, refinery,

petrochemical factories and promising specialized research centre


Expected Company Growth in 8 years Expected Employee Growth in 8 years

6000

5500

5000

4500

4000

3500

3000

2500

2000

1500

1000

500

0

2008 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

120000

110000

100000

90000

80000

70000

60000

50000

40000

30000

20000

10000

0

2008 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16



CONTAINER

TRAFFIC BY

TRADING

REGION


Consolidation – Emergence of “Big

Four”

1HPH60.913.8

2APM Terminals52.011.8

3PSA(2)47.410.7

4DP World(3)41.69.4

5Cosco(4)22.05.0

6Eurogate11.72.7

7Evergreen9.42.1

8MSC8.82.0

9SSA Marine7.61.7

10HHLA6.61.5

2006 Top 10 Container Terminal Operators

RankingOperatorm TEUs(1)Market Share Global operators emerging following

consolidation and globalisation of

customers

Top 4 have increased their

combined market share from 29% in

2001(5) to nearly 46% in 2006

Competitive advantages

Global network

Leveraging global customer base

Ability to meet customer needs

Critical mass

Technical expertise

Financial strengthMRC Investment Group

Global Box Handling (all operators)

Strong growth in global port handling

Source: Historical data from Drewry Annual Container Market Review and Forecast 2006/2007;forecasts data from Drewry Annual Review of Global Container Terminal Operators 2006

300

400

500

1

100

200

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

1956

1959

1962

1965

1968

1971

1974

1977

1980

1983

1986

1989

1992

1995

1998

2001

2004

2007

e


Far East and South

East Asia

48.9%

North Europe, South

Europe and East

Europe

20.0%

North America,

Central

America/Caribbean

and South America

17.7%

South Asia

2.6% Oceania

1.8%Middle East and

Africa

9.0%

65.9%

69.1%

77.6%

72.1%

74.7%

76.2%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

North Europe,

South Europe and

East Europe

North America,

Central

America/Caribbean

and South America

South Asia

Oceania

Far East and South

East Asia

Middle East and

Africa

Economies Driving Growth

Far East and South East Asia accounted for almost half the global market in 2006

Capacity Utilisation (2006)

Source: Drewry Shipping Consultants

Industry Throughput (2006)

Total: 441m TEUs


Supply/Demand Imbalance

Substantial capacity constraints expected

Source: Drewry Annual Review of Global Container Terminal Operators 2007, based on confirmed expansion plans

Annualised Throughput Growth (2006-12E) Annualised Capacity Growth (2006-12E)Capacity Utilisation 2012E

6.2%

10.1% 10.2%

12.0%

7.0%

8.7%

0.1%

4.0%

4.9%

6.4%

3.4% 3.7%

0%

2%

4%

6%

8%

10%

12%

14%

Oceania Far East and South

East Asia

Middle East and

Africa

South Asia North America,

Central

America/Caribbean

and South America

North Europe, South

Europe and East

Europe

102.3% 105.0% 103.0% 105.4% 85.2% 87.6%


Strong Pipeline of New Projects providing

Significant Organic Growth Potential

Total pipeline will almost double World’s anticipated capacity

11 expansion projects in 5 regions

Asia Pacific: 4.4m

Europe: 3.4m

Americas: 1.25m

Australia: 0.35m

U.A.E(2): 5.0m

Total TEUs 14.4m

Expansion Projects(1) Potential 14.4m

TEUs increase

New Projects(1)

13 new projects in 6 regions

Asia Pacific: 7.5m

UAE: 0.4m

Indian Subcontinent: 5.6m

Europe: 9.8m

Africa: 3.0m

Americas: 1.4m

Total TEUs

27.7m

Potential to add

27.7m TEUs




. Iraq is strategically located at the crossroads with

metropolitan areas (Baghdad, Basra, and Mosul) ,

infrastructure, unique natural and human assets, broad

market access, and business-friendly environment.

All of this offer investors a springboard to a variety of regional

markets and the global economy.

. Historically this region has acted as the hub for the Middle

East trade. With the advent of large trade areas in the

Emirates, Jordan, Kuwait, and Turkey therefore the MRC will

position itself strategically to take advantage of these

developed markets.

. Acquiring a free zone in such a strategic location will bring

about new challenges and development by starting as a

storage and exhibits medium for the whole region and soon

step by step developing into self generating opportunities

nationally and globally. MRC Investment Group

Future Plans• Ambitious plan of annual

growth average over 20%

• the largest container hub

between Rotterdam &

Singapore

• Promising Global Business

Centre and Free Zone which

translates shared expertise,

unwavering reliability and

innovative services.

• Ensuring streamlined

movement for the anticipated

large volumes of cargo.

• Integrated communicative

services (air – land – port).

• manage customer needs

through technologically

advanced support systems.

Terminal

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7.62

6.4

5.2

4.2

3.53.1

2.92.82.62.3

2.11.9

1.71.51.2

8.92

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3

5

7

9

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1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

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MRC Strategy•Lowering the standards of crime, violence and initiating the peace in this critical zone of

the world to stabilize systems by improving economy in a protected Private business

park..

•The activities that companies carry out are categorized under three sections: Industrial,

Services, and Trading.

•Free Zone well positioned to enable partners the fastest possible access to a market

Supported with ports, airports and extensive highway network

•Further, status as the international business hub of the Middle East will be cement on the

strengths of carefully fostered long-term customer relationships and innovative solution-

making.

•A wide range of commercial incentives, from a 50 % foreign ownership and above , zero

corporate and income taxes for a period of 10 years to Simplicity of local labor

restrictions, full repatriation of profits and capital, and no foreign currency restrictions.

•Expanded its facilities to include light industrial units. And adapting its constructed

facilities and services (power supply, airport, etc.) to serve regionally to emerge new

promising exquisite city centers.

•Standard size office units and warehouses to provide ready built facilities to customers.

•Pre-built modern warehouses ready to be leased for storage and distribution, office space

in various sizes to accommodate the requirements of any company of any size, and plots of

land for large-scale operations such as manufacturing and extensive warehousing.


• Initiating a vital economic axis at the crossroads which is

enhanced by efficient communicative channels and major

metropolitan. This integrated axis passes from the gulf zone

through (Basra, Najaf, Baghdad, Salah Al Deen and Mosul)

towards Mediterranean zone.

• In the first stages polar cities will be initiated to induce the growth

and prelude for the emerge of the integrated economic axis. Those

polar cities will be initiated near the most strategic cities (Basra,

Baghdad and Mosul).

MRC Methodology

Types of Invested Companies Across Time

National Regional International


Complementing growth

0

2,000,000

4,000,000

6,000,000

8,000,000

10,000,000

12,000,000

-500

500

1500

2500

3500

4500

5500

6500

TEUs handled No. of Companies

> 6,500 customers


Consumption

Investment

Production

Technology

Level One Level Two Level Three Level Four


Amenities. On site residential facilities categorised into luxurious villas, labour

apartments and five star hotels.

.Recreation facilities including restaurants with a variety of international cuisine,

supermarkets, art centre and sport centre including water sport.

.Health centre with the latest medical technology supported by highly qualified

on-site staff and 24 hr pharmacies.

.public services including police station, fire station, bank and insurance

services, business and engineering consultancies, and on-site access to

chamber of commerce and industry.

.Access to manpower services that can supply labour, skilled or professional

staff

.24/7 online interactive free zone enhanced by exhibitions, trade centre and

secured business environment. MRC Investment Group

Container Terminal

Containers Handled ( in million TEUS)

Vessels Handled

Years 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Containers 5.15 6.43 7.62 8.92 10.65

Years 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Vessels 5216 5325 6943 7226 7672


General Cargo

Cargo Handled ( in million MT)

Vessels Handled

Years 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Break Bulk 3.52 4.46 5.73 6.50 8.46

Bulk 1.55 2.12 1.89 3.04 5.11

Years 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Cargo Vessels 1,262 1,549 1,376 1,504 1,564


Road Facility

Road units Handled

Vessels Handled

Years 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Road units 60,734 92,420 90,439 135,782 229,825

Years 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Vessels 602 700 675 679 975


MRC World – Global Reach

Over a year, laid end to end, the

boxes we handle would circle the

world more than five times


Suggested Sites (Baghdad)


Suggested Sites (Basra)


Suggested Sites (Mosul)


MRC Turkey (Mersin)


MRC MALAYSIA (Kuala lumpur)


Jebel Ali Industrial Development

Similar projects (Jabal Ali in Dubai)


Dubai’s Logistics Platform

Jebel Ali Port and Free Zone

Dubai

Logistics

City

Dubai World Central International Airport


Similar projects (Aqaba in Jordan)


Similar projects

(Aqaba in Jordan)


Each city encompass :

•Communicative Channels and infrastructure 10%

(International airport, ports, highways, railroads and technical

means).

•Zones of Activity 45%(commercial, Industrial, business,

administration, recreational & residential complex).

•Public Services 45% (logistic facilities and warehouses.)

International Airport

Passengers climax will be

1.5 Million per year for

each city

6 Runways

0.5 Million Tons Air Cargo

Master Planning – On a Grand

Scale


Site Basic Design






















The estimated cost of the project

The methods adopted in calculating the cost

The areas, specifications and the plans presented to the project were adopted.

The cost was estimated according to the presented plans.

The current prevailing market prices for the work and raw materials' items at the time

of preparing the cost report in April 2010 were adopted.

The expected structural level is according to the building's function.

The expected financial inflation till presenting the project's commitment papers was

not covered due to the current instability of the market.

The project's final cost rises and falls according to the level of finishing used in the

project.

Light weight concrete will be used in most of the buildings' concrete structure works,

which requires the training of an operational staff specialized in performing the mix

design in countries which use these types of construction methods (including the

U.A.E.). Malaysia, Australia This staff, after acquiring the academic and practical

experience in this field, will train and prepare the manpower in the work site where

the project is required to be executed in any location in Iraq.

From the above, the total estimated cost in this project will be reviewed in the

designing works' stages of the project in order to update them according to the

prices prevailing at that date.


Details Area/m2 No. Price/Dinars Amount/Dinars

(x1000)

The gate 200 1000 000 200000

Main entrance 830 450000 373500

The Information 185 1000 000 185000

The site's protection center 1030 1000 000 300000

Reception & hospitality 880 1000 000 880000

Labor residence 880 1000 000 880000

Clinic 880 1000 000 800000

Maintenance workshops 225 5 900000 607500

The commercial center 6820 1250000 8525000

Roofed constructions for storing

525

235

10

10

900000 1579500

Chilled stores 875 5 1100000 2887500

Open yards for storing purposes 10645 150000 1696750

Buildings of the engineering section

and maintenance 1750 1000 000 1750000

The electricity station 310 1000 000 310000

Assembly workshops 525 5 800000 840000

Treatment station 435 1000 000 435000

River wharf 4510 250000 1127500

First: The primary estimated cost of the project


Details Area/m2 No. Price/Dinars Amount/Dinars

(x1000)

Loading and unloading machines,

cranes

1730 750000 1297500

Cement factory and it's services with

it's accessories, by a production capacity

of (2,000 – 3,000) tons/day

L.S. L.S. 7000 000

Car park 3000 200000 600000

Watchtower 500 1000 000 500000

Helicopter location 530 1000 000 500000

Administrative building 1355 1000 000 1355000

The total cost 35157750

28% will be added as site's works, which include treatment station for draining water, the

compound's infrastructure, the passages and car park9844170

Grand total 45001920

Added to that (12%) as monitoring and precaution 5 400 230

The project's total cost (Fifty Billion Four Hundred Five million ID) almost 50402150



Products

An innovative building product Internationally developed and manufactured

for a wide range of rapid construction applications.

QPANEL is a light weight interlocking sandwich panel. It uses two facings

of 4mm thick fibre - cement sheet with a low density concrete core consisting of a

mix of Portland cement, Silicaceous & Micaceous aggregate.

High quality, low cost houses, schools, medical centers and other

general buildings delivered anywhere in the world.

Designs suited to the market and structures with various levels of specification to

cater to the requirements of governments and industry.

Fox Hornibrook is a supplier of various building materials and systems that are used for a wide

variety of applications in the construction industry.

The Q Panel technology and In-the-Box range of products are highly innovative building systems

that offer realistic solutions to international housing demand and construction challenges whilst being

strong, environmentally friendly, simple to erect and easy to transport.

The In-the-Box range of structures were designed in 2005 based on the global tenure to find building

systems that can combine high quality and low cost with fast installation to meet the ever increasing

demand for world housing and development.

The added benefit to the panel and its housing applications is its inherent strength allowing

structures to withstand major earthquake and cyclones.

The Hornibrook construction family has a history in engineering and contract building dating back to

1931, with a concentration on low cost building materials since 1990.

An additional 5 factories have been contracted for installation in 2008. The plants will be installed

within the markets of Iran, Pakistan, Indonesia, Uganda and United Arab Emirates. Additional plants

are being negotiated for Fiji and China.

“You will not be remembered for the structures that you build,

but for the communities you create.”

Sir Manuel Hornibrook, 1964

Company Profile

Strengths

• Lightweight concrete panel

• Rapid installation

• Easily transportable

on and off site

• Fixed cost to any port

• Strong and durable

• Termite, pest and rot resistant

• Good thermal/sound ratings

• Superior quality and finishes

• Takes all decorative treatments

• Environmentally friendly

• Easily worked

• No special tools required

• Excellent fire resistant qualities

• Fire rated and load bearing

• Installation training available

• Local unskilled labour and trade

• Used internationally

• Major Earthquake

and Cyclone resistant

• Proven, preventative technology.

Designed to limit physical

damage and maintain structural

integrity during seismic and

cyclonic activity.

Strengths

Award-winning

technology

State-of-the-art facilities

Quality control

Global service

Advantages

Rapid Construction

• Tongue and groove jointing system allows faster construction

• Factory cured panels eliminates need for on-site curing

• Light weight panels allow easy handling and erection

• Easy workability - no special tools required

Advantages – Q Panel

Strong & Durable

• Panels are manufactured from high quality materialsimparting strength and long life

• Excellent water, termite and fire resistant properties to withstand adverse conditions

• Most suitable for seismic and cyclone prone regions

Advantages – Q Panel

• Excellent surface finish - takes all decorative treatments

• Excellent thermal and sound insulation properties

• Slim Q Panel provides extra usable floor space

• Environmentally friendly no use of diminishing resources

Advantages – QPanel

Support – Fox Hornibrook

• Design and supply complete low cost housing solutions or

quality wall, floor and roof panels

• Manufacture, install and commission factories

• Provide turn-key projects working with preferred local installers

• Decrease construction time by up to 70%

• Provide local training and employment

• Delivery and construction guarantees

A Team of Highly Committed Professionals

• Excellent Products - Q Panel and In-the-Box series

• Substantial Production Capacity

• Ability to Deliver Consistent Quality & Service

• Ability to Adhere to Delivery Schedules & Deadlines

Support – Fox Hornibrook

“The panels have been designed and developed to provide cost effective means of construction for the

housing sector in India.” Hindustan Times

“The panels are fireproof, waterproof and termite proof and have a smooth finish which is ready for painting

and finishing, drastically cutting time and fiscal consideration.” Pioneer Magazine

“The panels reduce the tedium of plastering and curing at site, giving significantly increased speed of installation.”

The Asian Age

“…the Australian company has launched a unique and environmentally friendly building product for the

construction industry. The panels, which have been developed after extensive research, provide an

economical alternative to bricks, wood and hollow blocks.” Business Journal

“The Q Panel should have a significant influence on conventional building methods. Rarely can low cost product

incorporate quality, durability and simplicity. This is the exception.” Forbes Corporate

“There is huge potential for these panels, not only in India but also in other developing countries and the owners

hope to cater to the demands of the prefabricated high speed housing sector.” Business Standard

The brand name Q Panel is a trade-marked commercial trading name for patented panelised technologies.

What are people saying about Q Panel…

Applications

Applications

Applications

The 2-bedroom, 47m2 house (above) was

built in 8.5 hours.

The design allows for additional bedrooms

and living areas to be added if required.

Various foundations may be used with the

system including concrete slab, footings,

grid panels and screw-pile technology.

Applications

This 2-bedroom, 36m2 house (above) was built

in 5.5 hours.

Lightweight steel was used in the floor frame and

truss with Q panel used as flooring and roofing

material.

A 20ft container can fit 2 x 36m2 homes.

Applications

New Release - House in the Box 2008.

Applications

Barracks

Sentry Police Stations

SentryCheckpoints

Applications

• Instant site offices

• Quality specifications

• Flexible designs

• Remote area

Applications

Applications – High-rise & Commercial

Applications – High-rise & Commercial (cont.)

Applications – High-rise & Commercial (cont.)

Applications – Luxury Residential

Applications – Industrial & Stadiums

Applications – Workers Accommodation

Applications – Hospitals

Applications – Partitions

Applications – Custom Pre-Fabricated Structures

Custom design service available for specific industry requirements

Applications – Various

Solar Parks

Railway Stations Telephone Exchanges

Waiting HallsSheds

Ablution Blocks

Setting the building standard in Africa and Asia

Old

Old

New

New

Quality buildings Cooler rooms Fast installation Durable Maintenance free

Q Panel

Applications – General

• Agricultural buildings

• Apartments

• Barracks

• Checkpoints

• Cinemas

• Concert halls

• Community centres

• Elevator shafts

• Fascia cladding

• Fencing

• Flooring

• Garages

• Hangers

• Holding cells

• Hospitals

• Hotels

• Housing

• Infill walls

• Mezzanine flooring

• Mining camps

• Mosques

• Offices

• Partitioning

• Police stations

• Power stations

• Retaining walls

• Road barriers

• Roofing

• Schools

• Sheds

• Shopping centres

• Stadiums

• Store rooms

• Telephone exchanges

• Universities

• Warehouses

General uses include, however are not limited to:

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