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  • Neftaly Investor & Bank Presentation Version

    NEFTALY CORPORATE

    INVESTOR & BANK PRESENTATION

    Pan-African Energy Infrastructure Expansion Programme

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    SLIDE 1 — COVER

    NEFTALY CORPORATE

    Pan-African Energy Infrastructure Platform

    Strategic Partnership with
    Topak Power Technology

    Investment & Financing Presentation

    Presented by:
    Neftaly Malatjie — Chief Executive Officer

    Institutional Communication:
    Saki Kweba

    SLIDE 2 — EXECUTIVE INVESTMENT SUMMARY

    Neftaly Corporate is establishing a scalable African energy deployment platform delivering:

    • Renewable generation
    • Battery energy storage
    • Industrial power solutions
    • Municipal energy resilience

    Investment Objective:

    Build a continent-wide energy infrastructure portfolio generating long-term contracted revenues.

    SLIDE 3 — AFRICAN ENERGY MARKET OPPORTUNITY

    Africa faces:

    • Power shortages across 30+ countries
    • Rapid industrial demand growth
    • Grid instability
    • Expensive diesel dependence

    Market Opportunity:

    ✔ Multi-billion USD infrastructure gap
    ✔ Government-backed procurement
    ✔ Long-term energy demand certainty

    SLIDE 4 — STRATEGIC POSITIONING

    Neftaly Role

    • African execution platform
    • Market developer
    • Compliance authority
    • Distribution & installation coordinator

    Technology Partner Role

    • Manufacturing
    • Engineering technology
    • Technical support

    SLIDE 5 — BUSINESS MODEL

    Revenue generated through:

    ✅ Equipment supply
    ✅ Energy sales (PPA)
    ✅ Installation contracts
    ✅ Maintenance agreements
    ✅ Energy-as-a-Service models

    SLIDE 6 — PROJECT STRUCTURE

    Projects implemented via:

    • Independent Power Producer (IPP)
    • Build-Own-Operate (BOO)
    • Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT)
    • Leasing & distributed energy models

    Each project executed through Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs).

    SLIDE 7 — TARGET MARKETS

    Phase 1

    South Africa
    Namibia
    Botswana
    Kenya
    Ghana

    Phase 2

    Nigeria
    Zambia
    Tanzania
    Mozambique

    Phase 3

    Pan-African Expansion

    SLIDE 8 — FINANCING REQUIREMENT

    PhaseCapital Requirement
    Pilot DeploymentUSD 10–25M
    National ExpansionUSD 50–100M
    Regional PortfolioUSD 150–300M
    Continental PlatformUSD 500M+

    SLIDE 9 — INVESTMENT STRUCTURE

    Investor participation options:

    Debt Financing

    • Project finance loans
    • Infrastructure facilities

    Equity Investment

    • JV participation
    • Portfolio ownership

    Blended Finance

    • Climate funding
    • Development finance participation

    SLIDE 10 — REVENUE SECURITY

    Revenue supported by:

    • Government or municipal off-takers
    • Corporate PPAs
    • Industrial clients
    • Long-term service agreements

    Typical contract duration:
    10–25 years

    SLIDE 11 — RISK MITIGATION

    RiskMitigation
    RegulatoryLocal compliance management
    ConstructionCertified installer network
    TechnologyProven manufacturer
    MarketDiversified countries
    PaymentContracted off-takers

    SLIDE 12 — ESG & DEVELOPMENT IMPACT

    Investment aligns with:

    ✅ Energy transition goals
    ✅ Carbon reduction
    ✅ Job creation
    ✅ Skills development
    ✅ Sustainable infrastructure

    Supports UN Sustainable Development Goals.

    SLIDE 13 — GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE

    • Independent SPV governance
    • Financial audits
    • ESG monitoring
    • Performance reporting
    • Bank oversight mechanisms

    SLIDE 14 — IMPLEMENTATION ROADMAP

    YearMilestone
    Year 1South Africa rollout
    Year 2SADC expansion
    Year 3East & West Africa
    Year 4Regional infrastructure
    Year 5Continental platform

    SLIDE 15 — COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

    Neftaly provides:

    ✔ Local African execution
    ✔ Government access
    ✔ Regulatory navigation
    ✔ Certified installer ecosystem
    ✔ Distribution infrastructure

    SLIDE 16 — PROJECT PIPELINE

    Initial opportunities include:

    • Municipal solar programmes
    • Mining energy systems
    • Industrial backup power
    • Battery storage installations
    • Rural electrification projects

    SLIDE 17 — INVESTOR RETURNS

    Potential benefits:

    • Stable long-term cashflows
    • Infrastructure-grade returns
    • ESG investment alignment
    • Portfolio diversification
    • Emerging market growth exposure

    SLIDE 18 — MANAGEMENT TEAM

    Neftaly Malatjie
    Chief Executive Officer

    Strategic Communication & Institutional Liaison:
    Saki Kweba

    Supported by technical, financial, and installation partners.

    SLIDE 19 — FUNDING REQUEST

    Neftaly Corporate invites:

    • Strategic banking partnerships
    • Infrastructure financing
    • Equity participation
    • Co-development investment

    SLIDE 20 — CONTACT

    Neftaly Corporate
    Pan-African Energy Infrastructure Division

    Institutional Contact:
    Saki Kweba

    Email: __________________
    Phone: __________________