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join the Future now Assessment of Block Wise Price of Run of Mine Coal for Captive Coal Blocks Offered for Reallocation Analysing Best Practices & Strategizing the Growth in Indian Steam market

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Assessment of Block Wise Price of Run of Mine Coal for

Captive Coal Blocks Offered for Reallocation

Analysing Best Practices &

Strategizing the Growth in Indian

Steam market

Competition & Select Customers

Best Practices / Competitive Benchmarking Analysis in Indian Steam Market

© ENINCON LLP 2016 I 01

Scope I : Best in Class Procurement Models in the Indian Market

EPC / Turnkey Packages Boiler + Turbine + Package

Boiler – Turbine – Generator (Including Civil) + Rest of Plant (ROP)

Boiler + Turbine + Rest of Plant (ROP)

Different Procurement Models

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Scope II: Benchmarking of Key Performance Indicators

KPIs Benchmarking

Growth and profit through volume vs. Niche approach?

Commercial strategies on low prices based on volume?

Engineering

Product standardization ("Available On the Shelf standard

platforms")

‒ Boiler design: Number of standard models versus various Coal specs

(Indian/Blended)

‒ Effect of standardization on Efficiency and other performance parameters

‒ Various Design Optimization to reduce cost and delivery

‒ Component Level standardization

‒ Trends in Unit Sizes

Proposal and Project Engineering cycle time

Third Party Engineering- During Proposal and Project Execution Procurement: Pricing & Cost Base Analysis Sourcing Knowledge & Cost base information ‒ Purchasing Strategy: Volume Buying and/or Strategic Alliance

‒ Delivery of major Components: Imports (Country of origin) and/or local manufacturing

Execution / Construction EPC Strength & Strategic alliance with others

Site construction strategy

As an Equity Partner

Facilitating soft loans

EPC Approach

Analysis on Commercial & Risk acceptance guidelines on the terms and conditions (T&Cs)

Financial

Facility

Commercial

Practices

Business

Strategy

Competition & Select Customers

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Competition Players Presence in Indian Domestic Supercritical Projects

Company Operations

Status Presence in Supercritical projects

Technology / Brand

awareness Order booking

BHEL Started production of Supercritical Boilers & Turbines

L&T-MHI Started production of Supercritical Boilers & Turbines

Thermax Supercritical plant construction work is under progress

BGR Energy / Hitachi Supercritical plant construction work is under progress

Ansaldo / Gammon Supercritical plant construction work is under progress

Cethar Vessels Yet to start production of Supercritical Boilers

Plant started Plant under construction High Medium Low

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Domestic Supercritical Power Equipment Production Capacity (MW)

FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14

BHEL 10,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 20,000

L&T-MHI 0 5,000 5,000 6,000 6,000

BGR Energy -Hitachi

5,000 5,000 5,000

Doosan 2,000 3,000

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

Turbine

FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14

BHEL 10,000 15,000 15,000 20,000 20,000

L&T-MHI 5,000 5000 6,000 6,000

BGR Energy 5,000 5,000 5,000

Thermax 3,000 3,000 5,000

Cethar Vessels 8,000 8,000 8,000 12,000 12,000

IJT - Foster wheeler 2,000 2,000 4,000 4,000 8,000

Ansaldo / Gammon 1,000 1,000 2,000

Doosan 2000 3000

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

Boiler

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Business Strategy H

IGH

M

EDIU

M

LOW

HIGH MEDIUM LOW

BHEL

Growth and profit strategies

L&T MHI

Doosan

GE

Siemens

BGR-Hitachi

Cethar-Riley

Gammon-

Ansaldo

Lanco

Reliance

Thermax

IJT-Foster

Harbin

Dongfang

Shanghai Electric

HIG

H

MED

IUM

LO

W

HIGH MEDIUM LOW

BHEL

Commercial strategies

L&T MHI

Doosan

GE

Siemens

BGR-Hitachi

Cethar-Riley

Lanco

Reliance

Thermax

IJT-Foster

Harbin

Dongfang

Shanghai Electric

Vo

lum

e b

ase

d A

pp

roac

h

Vo

lum

e b

ase

d A

pp

roac

h

Niche approach Niche approach

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Competition Presence in Supercritical Projects in India

0

2

4

6

8

10BHEL

L&T- MHI

BGR - Hitachi

Thermax

Cethar - Riley

IJT - Foster wheeler

Ansaldo / Gammon

DoosanHarbin

DongFang

Shanghai Electric

GE

Siemens Ltd

Lanco (EPC)

Reliance (EPC)

Product EPC services Pricing

Commercials Delivery cycle time Financing

Parameter Definition Rating scale

9 1

Product Product range, technology,

availability High Low

EPC EPC services High Low

Pricing Product price Low High

Commercials

Better commercial support –

Low advance, higher credit

period

High Low

Delivery cycle time Product delivery and project

execution cycle time Low High

Financing Product and project finance

(soft loans support) High Low

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Competition Product Range by Boiler Fuels

Company

Coal Lignite NG Bio-Gas Oil Biomass / Agri-

waste

Indian Importe

d Indian

Importe

d Indian

Importe

d Indian

Importe

d Indian

Importe

d Indian

Importe

d

BHEL

BGR Energy

L&T MHI

Thermax

Cethar

IJT - Foster wheeler

Ansaldo / Gammon

Doosan

Harbin

Dongfang

Shanghai Electric

GE

Siemens Ltd

Lanco (EPC)

Reliance (EPC)

High Medium Low

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Purchasing Strategy

Company name Vendor listing for

raw materials Volume buying Rate contract with suppliers

BHEL Yes For few major components volume buying

takes

Rate contract with suppliers & vendors (Around 48

vendors)

BGR / Hitachi Yes* Yes, for few major components Rate contract with suppliers as per requirements *

L&T-MHI Yes Yes, for few major components Rate contract with very few suppliers

Thermax Yes Yes, for few major components Rate contract with suppliers as per requirements

Cethar Yes Yes, for specific components involved in

volume buying

For few components have rate contract with suppliers

for one year

IJT - Foster wheeler Yes Yes, for few major components Rate contract with suppliers as per requirements

Ansaldo / Gammon Yes Yes, for few major components Rate contract with few suppliers

Doosan Yes Yes, for few components Rate contract with few suppliers

Harbin Yes Yes, for all major components Rate contract with few suppliers

** Only for EPC services * Planned NA Not applicable

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Delivery of Major Components : Import Vs. Local Manufacturing

High Medium Low

Few Pressure

parts

Few non

pressure parts

BHEL

Few non

pressure parts

Few Pressure

parts

Few major

Pressure parts

& non-

pressure

parts*

BGR Energy

Non-pressure

parts,

structural,

piping &

others*

Few Pressure

parts & few

non-pressure

parts*

Very few non

Pressure parts

L&T MHI

Non-pressure

parts,

structural**,

piping &

others

All Pressure

parts & few

non-pressure

parts**

* Planned **Structural parts : India (60%); China (40%)

**Plans to start own manufacturing of components by Dec 2011

Pressure parts

& non-

pressure parts

Cethar

No-pressure

parts &

structural &

piping

Pressure parts

Pressure parts

Thermax

Non-pressure

parts,

structural*,

piping &

others

Few Pressure

parts

Own

manufactured

Components

Outsourced

components

from local

suppliers

Outsourced

components

from imports

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Financial Facility

Yes No

Yes,

Recently

started

getting into

equity

partnership

BHEL

No

Project &

equipment

finances are

arranged by

the

customers

No

BGR Energy

No

Project &

equipment

finances are

arranged by

the

customers

No

Thermax

No

Project &

equipment

finances are

arranged by

the

customers

No

Cethar

No

Project &

equipment

finances are

arranged by

the

customers

No

L&T MHI

No

Project &

equipment

finances are

arranged by

the

customers

As an Equity Partner

Facilitating soft loans

No financial facility

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Commercial Practices

Payment terms

Penalty

Credit period

Other Terms &

conditions

BHEL

20 to 50% Advance depends

upon the order

Rest against project

commissioning in stages

10% after successful trial

As agreed upon with customers

on project schedule timelines

3 to 6 months

As per contract with customers

Terms & conditions are

standard as per company rules

BGR Energy

40 - 50% Advance

30 - 40% against project

commissioning

10 -20 % after successful trial

As agreed upon with customers

on project schedule timelines

3 months

As per contract with customers

Terms & conditions are standard

as per company rules

L&T MHI

25 - 50% Advance

Rest against project

commissioning in stages

As agreed upon with customers

on project schedule timelines

3 months

As per contract with customers

Terms & conditions are standard

as per company rules