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RTSDecaux

Sector: Road • Location: Kazakhstan

Source: European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

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The EBRD is considering providing a senior loan of up to $5 million to finance the expansion of the Company’s street furniture and outdoor advertising operations in the city of Astana, following its successful bid for a 25-year contract for these operations. Under the terms of its bid, the company will install bus shelters and other types of street furniture in the city of Astana over the next yea

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The project “RTSDecaux” is an infrastructure initiative in the Road sector, located in Kazakhstan. Taiyo aggregates data on it from European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).

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The EBRD is considering providing a senior loan of up to $5 million to finance the expansion of the Company’s street furniture and outdoor advertising operations in the city of Astana, following its successful bid for a 25-year contract for these operations. Under the terms of its bid, the company will install bus shelters and other types of street furniture in the city of Astana over the next years. The Project will support the expansion of the growing segment of outdoor in the advertising market in Kazakhstan, still dominated by TV. It will contribute to the restructuring of the Kazakh outdoor advertising industry, which is presently excessively fragmented and cannot offer country-wide services. With the involvement of JCDecaux, the Project potentially offers strong demonstration effects to the market through further innovation brought in the Kazakh market by the worldwide leader in street furniture. The Project will also improve competition in the corporate sector in Kazakhstan, which will have access to this new channel to advertise their products. Advertising promotes competition, access to information, and is a key element of any modern economy. RTS Decaux JSC, a joint stock company incorporated in Kazakhstan. The client provides outdoor advertising services, operating the largest network of municipal street furniture in 15 cities in Kazakhstan. RTS Decaux is a joint venture 50% owned by JCDecaux Asie Holding, a subsidiary of JCDecaux SA, 30% owned by Lancaster Group Kazakhstan and 20% by two founding shareholder managers. The Company inherited outdoor advertising activities formerly led by a company registered as Informika CJSC until 1999 and then re-registered as RTS Perekryostok JSC from 2004. Up to $5,000,000 Confidential Screened C/1. There are unlikely to be any significant environmental and social issues associated with the project. JCDecaux is publicly committed to sustainable development. The company is required to ensure that the project meets applicable national and EU environmental, health, safety and labour standards. The Bank will monitor the client’s environmental and social performance during the life of the project by reviewing the annual environmental and social report and site visit if necessary and appropriate. None. Mr Arman Kagarov, President E-mail: kagarov@rts.kz

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