F2i Fondo Italiano per le Infrastrutture



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F2i Fondo Italiano per le Infrastrutture Sovereign Wealth Funds, Long Term Investment and Growth The Art and Science of Co-Investing June 2013 F2i presentation June 2013 1

F2i position in the Italian infrastructure market F2i was created in 2007 by the main Italian public and private financial institutions to facilitate local privatisation and infrastructure spin-offs from the largest Italian groups With an amount equal to 2,5 billion, F2i is the largest Italian infrastructure asset manager and one of the most important in Europe Its portfolio includes some of the major Italian infrastructure (such as the Milan airports, the broadband Milan network, the second largest Italian gas distribution company) Its Sponsors include: State-owned bank Cassa Depositi e Prestiti; the two largest Italian Banks (Banca Intesa San Paolo and Unicredit); some of the largest Banking Foundations; two Italian Pension Funds Management team with decades of experience in infrastructure, led by Vito Gamberale (40 years of experience in the sector) F2i has launched its Second Fund, with total Fund target size 1,2 bn F2i presentation June 2013 2

F2i I Sponsors and Investors by type Investors Number of entities Amounts ( mln) % of the Fund Banks 7 593 32,02% Pension Funds 13 487 26,30% Banking Foundations 25 439 23,70% Insurance Companies 4 175 9,45% Sovereign Financial Institutions (CDP) 1 150 8,10% Sponsor & Management n.a. 8 0,43% Total 1.852 F2i presentation June 2013 3

Summary of Key Terms Fund Characteristics Size: 1.85bn Duration: Up to 15 (+3) years (expected average life 7,5y) Investment Period: 4 (+2) year Legal Structure: Limited liability partnership Management Company: F2i SGR Diversification Rules Greenfield limited to <20% of the fund Single assets limited to <20% of the fund (25% with Advisory Board); 25% (30% with advisory Board) for regulated assets Investment Focus Italian infrastructure opportunities o Power and gas infrastructure o Airports o Telecom infrastructure o Transportation o Environmental services (water, WTE, ) Equity or quasi-equity Majority or influencing minority stakes, playing an active investor role Co-investment Rights Sponsors and Core Investors (>=60mln) have coinvestment rights Solid Target Returns Minimum Target Return ( hurdle rate ): IRR = 8% gross per year (on average) Target gross returns: 12-15% Annual cash distribution of 4-6% of invested capital F2i presentation June 2013 4

F2i I and F2i II Investment Portfolio Committed (M ) Drawn (M ) % F2i I 75% F 2i 85,1% EN EL R eti Italia R ete Gas GAS DISTRIBUTION 2i Gas 350 350 G6 R ete Gas 68 68 WATER DISTRIBUTION 40,0% F 2i R ete Idrica Italiana M editerranea delle A cque 235 184 78% F 2i Sistema 70,0% F 2i A ero po rti A ero po rtuale C ampano GESA C ** (N aples) 90 68 75% AIRPORTS 44,3% (35,7% Fund I; 8,6% Fund II) SEA (M alpensa / Linate / B ergamo ) 532 532 67,7% SA GA T *** (T urin) 116 63 55% TELECOMMUNICATIONS 53,8% 87,2% M etro web Italia 85,0% M etro web 201 201 Saster N et 18 18 RENEWABLE ENERGY F 2i Energie R inno vabili 15,7% 49,8% A lerio n C lean P o wer HFV 78 64 82% 56 54 96% TRANSPORT 26,3% Infracis 31 31 F2i II F 2i 60,0% WASTE TO ENERGY A mbiente 49,0% TRM 122 0 0% Iren A mbiente * 136 0 0% * Projects already approved by F2i's Board of Directors, now ongoing ** Including the participation in Software Design 2.033 1.633 80% *** Including shares of Equiter (put & call 2014), SAB (put 2014) and Aviapartners F2i presentation June 2013 5

The F2i Group : Current Portfolio The current F2i portfolio is performing overall in line or better than expectations. F2i presentation June 2013 6

F2i s Partners During its first years of activity, F2i has built strong relationships and partnerships with Italian Institutions and Italian and international operators and financial investors F2i s Partners Enel Rete Gas Financial Co-Investors MdA SEA Gesac Sagat Metroweb TRM F2i presentation June 2013 7

Pipeline and Investment Opportunities F2i has conducted together with Boston Consulting Group an in-depth market study of Italian infrastructures. The study, based on a bottom-up analysis of infrastructure players in the country, has identified an equity investment opportunity in excess of 6.4 bn in the next three years, focusing on brownfield only within the infrastructure sectors identified as targets by F2i. Investment opportunities for F2i (data in mln) Total 2013-2015: 6.417 mln 2.669 2.952 796 2013 2014 2015+ Highways Airports Gas distribution Electric grid Water distribution Fiber WTE Towers F2i presentation June 2013 8

Co Investments / lending Role of Core Investors (> 40MM) in F2i s Strategy Sponsors Investors Sponsors Investors Potential new sector Under review if Core Investment in Units of the Fund F2i Fund I F2i Fund II Core Investor Focused Portfolio of Infrastructure Investments Gas distribution Water Airports Telecoms Renewables WTE F2i presentation June 2013 9

CO-INVESTMENT CASE STUDY: CREATION OF THE LARGEST INDEPENDENT PLAYER IN GAS DISTRIBUTION Enel Rete Gas Enel Rete Gas + 2iGas Enel Rete Gas + 2iGas + G6 Rete Gas Clients (M) RAB (M ) Revenues (M ) EBITDA (M ) ERG* 2,23 1.565 386 231 Clients (M) RAB (M ) Revenues (M ) EBITDA (M ) ERG + 2iGas* 2,79 +25% 1.846 +18% 471 +22% 278 +20% Clients (M) RAB (M ) Revenues (M ) EBITDA (M ) ERG + 2iGas + G6* 3,81 +71% 2.588 +65% 639 +66% 370 +60% * Management accounts F2i presentation June 2013 10

OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE OF ENEL RETE GAS 75% 25% F2i Reti Italia 85,1% 14,9% Enel Rete Gas E.on Rete G6 Rete Gas (1) F2i presentation June 2013 11

CO-INVESTMENT CASE STUDY: THE LARGEST FIBRE OPTIC NETWORK IN EUROPE F2i s Fibre Optic Infrastructures Milano Genova Brescia Milano Padova Mantova Bologna Reti già acquisite 3.350 km ducts Trattative in corso 9.300 km cables Genova oltre 400.000 km fibre optic The largest urban fibre optic network in Europe 233 km ducts 390 km cables 22.800 km fibre optic F2i presentation June 2013 12

OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE OF METROWEB ITALIA 53.8% 46.2% Municipality of Genoa Metroweb Italia Metroweb Management 15% 85% 87.7% 10.6% 1.7% Metroweb Genova Genoa Network Metrobit Metroweb Milan Network F2i presentation June 2013 13

CO-INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY: AIRPORT NETWORK Airport sector investments Controlling interest (>50%) Gesac (Naples) TOR MXP BER LIN Controlling interest (33.4%<>50%) Noncontrolling interest Sea (Malpensa / Linate / Bergamo) BOL FIR Sagat (Turin / Florence / Bologna) NAP Total Pax total 2012 54 MM Traffic mkt share 37% F2i presentation June 2013 14

Other Airports Comprehensive Network Core Network Ten-t NATIONAL AIRPORT PLAN Classification of the main Italian airports Milan Malpensa Rome Fiumicino Venice Milan Linate Bergamo Orio al Serio Turin Genoa Bologna Naples Palermo Tender notice Minority stake Traffic more than 1.000.000 Alghero Bari Brindisi Cagliari Tender notice Catania Minority Florence stake Lamezia Terme Olbia Pisa Rome Ciampino Trapani Treviso Verona Open discussions Traffic more than 500.000 with specific territorial features Ancona Pescara Reggio Calabria Trieste Territorial continuity Lampedusa Pantelleria Airports directly held by F2i Airports indirectly held by F2i Rimini upward trend traffic Salerno used to relocate some traffic from Naples F2i presentation June 2013 15

POTENTIAL OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE OF F2I AIRPORT NETWORK Step I Establishment of a single airport holding Step II Entrance of a partner in a F2i airport network Fondo I Fondo II Fondo I + Fondo II Partner 51% 49% F2i Aeroporti F2i Aeroporti 50,78% 35,69% 8,62% 50,78% 54% 70% 44,31% F2i SAC F2i SAL 54% 70% Eventuali altre partecipazioni F2i presentation June 2013 16