1. InvestInLviv.com: Office Campus in Lviv

2. Why Lviv? Study by FDi Intelligence, member of “Financial Times”: “European Cities & Regions of the Future 2010/11”

3. BUSINESS PARK @LVIV DEVELOPMENT Lviv City Council via Municipal Company Developer Project Organization Options: Joint Venture Privatization through auction Construction without privatization

4. LVIV GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION

7. Between West and East (60 km to border with Poland) PETC III: Germany-Poland-Ukraine (LVIV)- Russia PETC V: Italy-Austria-Hungary-Ukraine (LVIV)-Russia Well connected by road, air and rail New airport to Euro-2012 (1 mln pax pa) Direct flights to VIE, WAW, MUN, IST etc Major rail cargo hub and terminals Major roads rehabilitated to Euro-2012

8. Site LOCATION 1 Next to the new Airport passenger terminal and its parking facilities

9. Site LOCATION

11. Proposed Development Business Park Lviv – Section A Business Park Lviv – Section B Business Park Lviv – Section C Business Park Lviv – Future Development Potential (over 30 ha)

12. Proposed Development Section A Section B Section C 10 ha 20K sqm GBA 4.8 ha 30K sqm GBA* 3.9 ha 25K sqm GBA* *Underground parking required to achieve this GBA

13. Proposed Development B C Both Sections B and C face A new Ryashivska St Major Ryashivska/ Kulparivska/ Naukova intersection within 200 m

14. Proposed Development

17. Typical Parking Floor Section of the Office Building

18. Proposed Development

22. Site LOCATION 2 Next to the new Euro-2012 Stadium, King Cross Leopolis shopping mall and major Intersection Striyska St./ Ring Road

23. Site LOCATION Major land development on 300 ha planned in this area Ernst & Young pre-feasibility study available CUPA Project area development report

24. Business Park Lviv Options 10, 20, 30 ha GLA possible from 10k sqm Land Lviv City Council and other authorities Total anchor tenancy at least 5k sqm IT/BPO companies to move from existing locations Tenants Municipality to exit the project in 3 to 5 years Exit

25. Tentative Schedule By December 31 st, 2011 Proper zoning Land 2 months internal procedures 1 week state registration JV 2 months for startup works 4 months for construction Permits Q4 2011Q1 2012Q2-3 2012Q4 2012 Construction Phase Pre-agreements with tenants/ investors

26. UtilitiesUtilities Municipal commitment to Insure availability at site borderline Guarantee connections by Municipal/ Private Service Providers Water D = 500 €0.45/m 3 Electri city €0.076/ kWh Natur al Gas D=89 €0.374/m 3

27. 38 universities, institutes and academia Over 120 000 students 28 000 highly educated graduates every year Most students speak foreign languages (mainly English) Human resources Free workforce available 240 euro average monthly wage

28. Lviv city Council Office of Foreign Economic Relations and Investment Serhiy Kiral, Director +380 32 254 6006 www.investinlviv.com TPF Ukraine 20 Rynok Square Lviv, 79008 Ukraine Philippe Nyssen, Managing Partner Mob.: +38 050 731 99 22 www.tpf.euContactsContacts