ADB Airfield Solutions Airfield. Our Field. Strong in Africa 1953 - 2015 Airfield. Our Field.

ADB: AGL Market Leader since 1947

Professionals in Design Engineering Services and Systems

1947:

AGL Design

+100

+50

Projects

Start of ISO and IMF 1920 - 2015

Globally

95

450 System based Projects

175 countries

Years

+2000 Airports use ADB ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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ADB: A history of Innovation A Focus on Safety and Efficiency

Founded by Adrian De Backer, Belgium

1920

Develops first Aviation Ground Lighting (AGL)

1947

First international expansion, AGL implementation in Kisangani Airport (DR Congo)

1953

Acquires Alnaco in Columbus, Ohio, USA.

1979

World premiere in Oslo of ADB’s integrated A-SMGCS for safe guidance in zero visibility conditions

Introduces energy efficient LED fixtures LTS/C , sets new industry standard

Opens third production plant in Tianjin, China

1998

2003

2011

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PAI Partners becomes majority stakeholder in ADB

2013

Acquires ERNI AGL and LUCEBIT, provider of turnkey AGL Products & Services ADB launches the first full LED approach solution.

2014

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ADB Group in Facts & Figures

5 Engineering & Production facilities

~180 million €

Belgium, China, Germany, Switzerland & US

+100

+500 employees

turnover

products & solutions for airfields

1 in 2 greenfield

+50% of all airports

airports select ADB

are served by the ADB Group

+3% spending in

Rated #1 by Dun & Bradstreet

R&D

“highest creditworthiness and minimal risk of failure”

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The ADB Group: Global Presence Offices close to our key customers Zaventem, Belgium Headquarters

Burlington,Canada

Schiphol, The Netherlands

Berkshire, UK

Warsaw, Poland

Italy Athens, Greece

Madrid, Spain

Beijing, China Dresden & Mannheim, St. Denis, Germany France

Columbus, US

Sao Paulo, Brazil

Brüttiselen, Switzerland

Taipei, Taiwan Dubai, United Arabic Emirates

Doha,Qatar

Tianjin, China

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Johannesburg, South Africa ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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ADB in Africa. A continued commitment since 1953

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ADB Airfield Solutions Airfield. Our Field. The African (Airport) Market Airfield. Our Field.

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Africa: A key market for the aviation industry

Population Growth: 2,66%

Population Growth in Europe: 0,2%

GDP Growth: 5,75% (Average 2005-2013)

GDP Growth in Europe: 0,1% (2013)

n° IATA airports

Total

376

415

Runways no CAT CAT I 324

61

CAT II

CAT III

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African Aviation in Figures Strong passenger growth, a good basis for future business Ville / City CAI ADD CAS SSH ALG HRG TUN RAK ACC NBE HBE DJE DKR AGA EBB ORN ABJ MIR BZV PNR LBV RMF DLA TNG FEZ CZL SID LXR NDR BKO LFW FIH

Aéropor / Airport CAI ADD CMN SSH ALG HRG TUN RAK ACC NBE HBE DJE DKR AGA EBB ORN ABJ MIR BZV PNR LBV RMF DLA TNG FEZ CZL SID LXR NDR BKO LFW FIH

Pays / Country EGYP ETHP MORC EGYP ALGR EGYP TUNS MORC GHAN TUNS EGYP TUNS SENG MORC UGND ALGR IVOR TUNS CONG CONG GABN EGYP CAMR MORC MORC ALGR CAPV EGYP MORC MALI TOGO ZAIR

Aéroports/ Airports CAIRO ADDIS ABEBA CASABLANCA SHARM EL SHEIKH ALGIERS HURGHADA TUNIS MARRAKECH ACCRA HAMMAMET BORG EL ARAB DJERBA DAKAR AGADIR ENTEBBE-KAMPALA ORAN ABIDJAN MONASTIR BRAZZAVILLE POINTE NOIRE LIBREVILLE MARSA ALAM DOUALA TANGIER FEZ CONSTANTINE SAL ISLAND LUXOR NADOR BAMAKO LOME KINSHASA, N'DJILI

Passagers / Passengers 13 763 438 8 858 000 7 559 584 5 951 316 5 919 685 5 781 500 5 423 012 3 828 518 2 610 374 2 283 232 2 250 797 1 918 214 1 880 245 1 479 329 1 464 004 1 370 387 1 178 362 1 166 379 1 126 017 937 151 913 641 913 512 828 928 822 138 790 785 727 855 711 260 630 173 611 888 606 430 589 416 586 589

% -7,30 17,90 5,20 -10,10 9,50 -19,00 3,30 13,50 7,70 9,50 14,00 -2,80 8,50 6,80 9,10 6,80 22,50 -5,60 23,30 10,60 11,20 -16,10 4,40 20,80 5,00 1,10 -22,20 1,60 14,70 24,80 -

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ADB in? Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y N N N Y Y Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N N Y Y Y N Y Y Y

Small number of countries make up the biggest part of Africa’s traffic → Current and future investments should increase traffic in/to other countries.

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Africa Today Key Economic Indicators Table - Basic Indicators, 2013

DZA BEN BFA BDI CPV CMR CAF TCD COM COG COD CIV DJI EGY GNQ ERI ETH GAB GMB GHA GIN GNB LBR LBY MLI MRT MAR NER RWA STP SEN SYC SLE SOM SSD SDN TGO TUN UGA

Growth population Population (%) Land area Population Density (thousands (thousands of km2) (pop / km2) ) 39 208 1 2 382 16 Algeria 10 323 3 115 90 Benin 16 935 3 274 62 Burkina Faso 10 163 3 28 365 Burundi 499 4 124 Cabo Verde 22 254 2 475 47 Cameroon 4 616 2 623 7 Central African Rep. 12 825 2 1 284 10 Chad 735 2 2 395 Comoros 4 448 3 342 13 Congo 67 514 3 2 345 29 Congo, Dem. Rep. 20 316 322 63 Côte d'Ivoire 2 873 2 23 38 Djibouti 82 056 2 1 001 82 Egypt* 757 3 28 27 Equatorial Guinea 6 333 2 118 54 Eritrea 94 101 3 1 104 85 Ethiopia* 1 672 2 268 6 Gabon 1 849 2 11 164 Gambia 25 905 2 239 109 Ghana 11 745 3 246 48 Guinea 1 704 2 36 47 Guinea-Bissau 4 294 3 111 39 Liberia* 6 202 2 1 760 4 Libya 15 302 3 1 240 12 Mali 3 890 2 1 031 4 Mauritania 33 008 1 447 74 Morocco 17 831 4 1 267 14 Niger 11 777 3 26 447 Rwanda 193 1 201 São Tomé and Príncipe 14 133 3 197 72 Senegal 93 0,460 202 Seychelles 6 092 2 72 85 Sierra Leone 10 496 2 638 16 Somalia 11 296 644 18 South Sudan 37 964 2 1 879 20 Sudan 6 817 3 57 120 Togo 10 997 1 164 67 Tunisia 37 579 4 242 156 Uganda* 1108 966 30 066 37 Africa African Economic Outlook 2014 - © OECD 2014

Investments

GDP based on PPP valuation (US $ Million) 273 593 16 653 27 883 5 297 2 074 55 763 2 570 27 633 815 20 114 57 687 42 968 2 458 550 223 20 994 4 460 123 153 28 766 3 737 17 184 12 778 2 373 3 294 84 575 18 330 8 578 183 529 13 881 14 142 437 24 467 2 731 9 932 … … 95 082 6 680 102 469 55 605 3827 029

GDP per Capita ( PPP valuation, $) 6 978 1 613 1 646 521 4 157 2 506 557 2 155 1 109 4 522 854 2 115 2 816 6 705 27 733 704 1 309 17 207 2 021 663 1 088 1 393 767 13 638 1 198 2 205 5 560 778 1 201 2 264 1 731 29 416 1 630 … … 2 505 980 9 318 1 480 3 520

Annual real GDP growth

FDI Inflows

(average over 20052012 2013) 3,0 1484 3,9 159 6,4 40 4,1 1 4,4 71 3,4 507 -0,9 71 4,8 323 2,1 17 5,0 2758 6,4 3312 2,9 478 4,7 100 4,6 2798 5,1 2115 1,0 74 10,8 970 4,1 702 3,2 79 7,4 3295 2,6 744 2,8 16 7,8 1354 7,3 0 4,2 310 4,7 1204 4,4 2836 5,6 793 8,2 160 5,2 50 3,6 338 5,1 114 8,2 740 … 107 … … 4,5 2466 3,7 166 3,4 1918 6,7 1721 5,4 50041

FDI Outflows 2012 -41 -63 1 0 -1 193 0 0 0 0 421 26 … 211 0 … … 85 … 1 3 1 1354 2509 4 4 361 7 0 1 47 4 0 … … 80 103 13 0 14296

Solid GDP Growth

Investment Inflows on the rise

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Key Focus Points for Africa’s Aviation Future Airfield. Our Field.

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The Future of Aviation Key Focus Points for Africa’s Aviation Future

Sustainability: Higher energy efficiency

Higher degree of complexity ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

Increased safety

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The Future of Aviation Key Focus Points for Africa’s Aviation Future: Sustainability

Sustainability: Higher energy efficiency ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Key Focus Points for Africa’s Aviation Future: Sustainability

Sustainability starts with rational use of natural resources

 Airfield Design: The way airports are designed is critical for efficient use of the airfield (time savings) and energy savings (i.e. windload, surroundings,...)

 Airfield Solutions: • Low energy consumption products and solutions lead to substantial savings i.e. LED lighting

• Preventive maintenance is the other key element to avoid the number of interventions on the airfield which also impacts safety.

Savings mid sized airport: 50,137 Kg CO2 or 95,571 kWh

 Airport Policy: Airports around the world are adapting smarter solutions i.e. light dimming using sensors to alternative power (i.e. solar), use of LED apron and parking lighting etc... ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Examples of where airports can create energy savings

LED Apron Lighting 55% savings

LED Airfield Lighting 75% savings

In terminal efficient sensor controlled lighting / Efficient HVAC systems. Up to 60% savings. LED Parking Lighting, 50% energy savings LED Parking Lighting & Sensors 25% savings

Energy friendly Baggage handling 30% savings Soft-start escalator 500$/year/per

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Case study: George Airport LED floodlighting

OLD SYSTEM HPS/HPI 4 Masts, 12 lights = 24kW @R1.01/kWh, 5 hour/day = R44 238/year

NEW SYSTEM LED 4 Masts, 18 LED lights = 7,99kW @R1.01/kWh, 5 hour/day = R14 728/year

OPEX SAVING 66% ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Case study: Integrating solar technology False River Regional Airport, Louisiana, USA

 Full solar powering of Taxiway & Runway  First full Solar powered AGL system at a commercial airport

POWER SAVING 93%

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Case Study: Cape Town International Airport goes green

Africa’s favorite airport A clear focus on Going Green via the implementation of energy efficient LED solutions.

What?  Full runway LED AGL replacement during re-surfacing  New runway to further underline the move to LED with LED PAPI, Approach, Signage,…followed by taxiway upgrade.

First results?  Pilots report 100% improvement even with visibility up to CAT IIIc

Financial Return?  Expected ROI: 5 Years ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

* Awarded Best Airport in Africa by Airports Council International in its global Airport Service Quality survey for 2011/2012.

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Key Focus Points for Africa’s Aviation Future: Safety

Increased safety ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Key Focus Points for Africa’s Aviation Future: Safety

5% 14%

0% 0% 8%

Controlled Flight into Terrain

2%

Other

5%

Off Airport Landing / Ditching Tailstrike

2%

Loss of Control In-flight Runway Excursion

11%

10%

Undershoot

Ground Damage In-flight Damage Gear-up Landing / Gear Collapse Hard Landing Runway Collision

Mid-air Collision

11% 23% 9% ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Key Focus Points for Africa’s Aviation Future: Safety

More complexity and traffic leads to bigger complexity and potential safety risks.

 Runway Incursions: The number one risk at airports is runway incursions, FAA reports 1260 incursions for 2014, airports should consider introducing runway incursion systems. Advanced ground lighting systems are smart and switch on warning lights only when an actual conflict is detected by a local surveillance system

 Airfield Maintenance: Automated preventive maintenance avoids any potential issues with lose objects or FOD on the airfield.

 Airfield Lighting: A migration from halogen lamps to LEDs will improve visibility, even in low-visibility conditions such as heavy rain and require less maintenance so fewer people and vehicles need to be deployed onto the runways and taxiways. ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Case Study: Aberdeen Sensor Controlled Intrusion System Trial

Sensor A

M1

Sensor B

Flashing red Fast Reaction Lights – elevated at taxiway edge and single lights in T-shape set in taxiway surface.

Sensor Prevention and Intrusion Alerting System test runs through mid 2015 ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

The Future of Aviation in Africa Safety: LED Improves visibility

Simulation Port Columbus Ohio

LED RUNWAY LIGHTING ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

STANDARD HALOGEN RUNWAY LIGHTING

The Future of Aviation Key Focus Points for Africa’s Aviation Future: Complexity

Higher degree of complexity

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Key Focus Points for Africa’s Aviation Future: Complexity

Africa’s aviation growth was at 5,5% in 2014 but will increase substantially with new airlines starting operation.  Biggest potential aviation growth region after the Middle East and Asia.

Increased air traffic movement requires airports to handle traffic efficiently, safely & in-time  As more airlines are added to key African hubs there is a strong increase in the number of movements which adds to more complexity.

 More passengers means more investments in new technologies and the introduction of new processes (preventive maintenance, extra security, …) ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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The Future of Aviation Key Focus Points for Africa’s Aviation Future: Growth

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Key Focus Points for Africa’s Aviation Future: Growth

Africa is in a great position to benefit from available international infrastructure funds.

 Strong GDP growth through higher investments and new businesses will create a lot of opportunities in the region.

 Stronger GDP growth, more business, will lead to a strong intra-regional and intercontinental passenger growth and thus create a steady inflow of funds for African airports

 New investments in infrastructure means more opportunities to implement and benefit from the latest available technologies i.e. LED for all key airport functions (from visual guidance to parkings), sensor controlled systems, automated maintenance,...

 Learn from best practices around the globe to implement safer and efficient solutions from the start. Planning must include CAPEX and OPEX planning. ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

Examples of some investors in African Airport projects

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The Future of Aviation in Africa How ADB can help Airfield. Our Field.

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Africa’s Leading End-to-End AGL Solution Provider Leading Airports Choose ADB for Turnkey Projects

OR Tambo, Johannesburg

Takoradi Airport, Ghana

Africa’s busiest airport • Provide LED Visual Guidance solution • Install Cat III ILS system for RW 21L • Full service and maintenance support

Full airport upgrade for a vital region in Ghana

• Full turnkey solution including •

design, installation and training Integration of ADB AGL System with RW, TW lighting, signs and power solutions

Victoria Falls Airport Zimbabwe’s main tourist airport

• Full services approach including maintenance

• Category II Airfield Ground Lighting system including • • • •

CAT II approach Runway lighting System Taxiway lighting System Apron edge lighting System

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Africa’s Leading End-to-End AGL Solution Provider An End-to-End Approach that evolves to meet changing needs

Traffic Management

Audit & Survey

AGL Design

Products & Solutions

System Engineering

Services

Training

Maintenance

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ADB’s Footprint in Africa and beyond spans 40+ Years Some References

With long-standing customer relationships across the globe, ADB is an end-to-end supplier of choice at many airports for more than 40 years ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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Our references in Africa Partner network to deliver turnkey E-2-E solutions

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The Future of Aviation in Africa All about Smarter Thinking Airfield. Our Field.

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Slide Header 1 Lighting ADB and Airfield Ground Slide Subheading

Our Key Expertise for the last 68 Years: Airfield Ground Lighting

DTS of DTC Taxiway Centre Line, normal or low protrusion.

ERGL Elevated Runway

LED Papi IP 54 Mandatory Sign

APH LED Approach Lights

< Elevated Flashing Lights

EREL Supplementary Elevated Stopbar Light

DTC Intermediate Intersection Holding Position Lights

L-858-B Runway Distance Markers

LTO Apron Edge

DTS Stop Bar

Elevated Approach

More than 800,000 LED AGL installations in Airports the World over. Low Maintenance, Long lifetime (+150,000 hours), Low Power Consumption. ©2012 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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ADB and Airfield Ground Lighting +800,000 AGL LED Installations, +450 Airports

Abilene - Albuquerque - Aberdeen - Albany - Aberdeen - Alvarez International - Nantucket - Atlantic City - Kodiak - Andrews - Buenos Aires Alexandria - Pittsburgh - Malaga - Amery Airport - Aiken Airport - Aitutaki Island - Aliceville Airport - Ajaccio - Schiphol - Anchorage - Antofagasta Atlanta - Reina Beatrix - Aviano - Bucharest - Barcelona - Boca Raton - Brest - Scottsbluff - Meadows Field - Bakersfield - Bloemfontein Birmingham - Biarritz - Bismarck - Suvarnabhumi Intl - Bloomington/Normal - Bordeaux - Bogota - Bournemouth - Boston - Brussels - Bata Mulhouse - Baton Rouge - Burbank - Butterworth - Baltimore - Columbia - Paris - Soekarno Intl - Chattanooga - Chateauroux - Charleston Cleveland - Charlotte - Camarillo - Chambery - Columbus - Cocoa Beach - Casper - Cape Town - Charleroi - Cancun - Curacao - Cincinnati Clovis - Daytona Beach - Da Nang - Dallas - Dayton - Delhi - Denver - Dallas-Fort Worth - Deauville - Dover - Detroit - Dublin - Dusseldorf Edinburgh - Eagle - Fairbanks - Elmira/Corning - East Midlands - Kenai - Ankara - Buenos Aires - Fairbanks - Faro - Fargo - Fayetteville - Fort Bragg - Fort de France - Fujairah - Fort Lauderdale - Fort Pierce - Frankfurt - Farmingdale - Francistown - Figari - Sioux Falls - Fort Wayne - Fort Lauderdale - Gaborone - Miguel Hidal Airport - Guadalajara - Georgetown - Rio de Janeiro - Guapi - Goldsboro - Greensboro - Agana - Hamburg Mae Hong Son - Ogden - Phuket - Alamogordo - Honolulu - Huron - Hurlburt - Homestead - Huntsville - New Roads - Dulles Intl - Houston Islamabad - Istanbul - Hilo - Jackson - Jacksonville - Jonesboro - New York - Johannesburg - Juneau - Concord - Kapolei - Misawa - Kandahar Kingston - Osaka - Kaunas - Valdosta - Lakeland - Lansing - Las Vegas - Le Bourget - La Coruña - Ricken Backer Intl - Derry - Almeria - Langley AFB - Lafayette - Long Beach - Liège - London Gatwick - London Heathrow - Lihue - Lille - Milan - Lisboa - Little Rock - Lincoln - Linz - Terceira - Nellis - London Luton - Luxembourg - Lyon - Madrid - Manchester - Montego Bay - Tampa - Kansas City - Orlando - Chicago Midway - Memphis - Atwater - Polonia - Mansfield - Mc Allen - Macau - Dobbins AFB - Miami - Toms River - Kansas City - Muskegon - Melbourne - Male - Eastover - Mobile - Montpellier - Marseille - Mauritius - Monterey - Misawa - Madison - Minneapolis - Maastricht - New Orleans - Monterrey - Maun Munchen - MIlan - New Orleans - Annecy - Oceanside - Fallon - Corpus Christi - Norfolk - Pensacola - Key West - Milton - Nantes - Oceana San Clemente - Nürnberg - Oak Harbor - Yuma - San Diego - Oakland - Ocala - Offutt AFB - Kahului - Naha - Chicago O’Hare - Paris Orly Everett - Panama City - West Palm Beach - Ponta Delgada - Portland - Perth - Punta Gorda - Philadelphia - Phoenix - Pittsburgh - Palmdale Porto Alegre - Fayetteville - Prague Ruzyne - Pontiac - Panama City - Pau - Punta Cana - Shanghai - Portland - Coningsby - Riverside - Rapid City - Raleigh/Durham - Reykjavik - Rockford - Richmond - Universal City - Reno - Rennes - Fort Myers - Rotterdam - San Diego - Santa Barbara - San Bernardino - Deadhorse - Santiago - Louisville - Santander - London Southend - Orlando - San Fernando - San Francisco - Sharjah Changhi San Jose Salt Lake City Santa Maria Santa Ana Shannon Sarasota/Bradenton Sumter St Joseph - St Louis - London Stansted - Sevilla - Newburgh - Strasbourg - Berlin - Anchorage - Sidney - Knob Noster - Tashkent - Tenerife Tinker - Blagnac - Ben Gurion - Tampa - Turin - Townsville - Tulsa - Traverse City - Berlin - Ubon Ratchathani - Venice - Victorville - Vienna Visalia - Valdosta - Valparaiso - Jacksonville - Vero Beach - Paris Chalons - Montréal - Yuma - Vancouver - Calgary - Zagreb... -

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Slide Header 1 ADB and Airfield Ground Lighting

Slide Subheading Our Key Expertise for the last 68 Years: AGL Power Solutions

6,6 A Range

2A PWM Series Circuit

Parallel

Traditional Technology

More adapted for LED Power Sources

Improved safety, reliability,performance

Ferro Resonant >< IBGT

Highly Energy Efficient (ratio 1:10)

Higher Energy Efficiency

Use Existing Infrastructure

Use Existing Infrastructure

New Infrastructure

2A Lights needed

Specific Lights needed

The new compact HF CCR

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ADB: Leading on the Airfield Our Key Expertise for the last 68 Years: AGL Systems

Advanced Config

Server-based ALCS; interfacing to other airport systems, including A-SMGCS Server-based ALCS; interfacing to other airport systems, including A-SMGCS Server-based ALCS; interfacing to other airport systems

ALCS integrated with AGLAS

ALCS for dual substations

ALCS for single substation

Basic Config

Basic system view for an ATC

Small ALCS outof-the-box

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ADB: Leading on the Airfield Our Key Expertise for the last 68 Years: AGL Services

Audit / Site Survey

Design / Consulting

Install / Supervise

Train

Maintain

Spare Parts

Airside Services ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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ADB: Leading on the Airfield ADB integrates the full value chain for airport operators

Perimeter fencing

Navaid masts ILS

Bird control system

Mortar & Resin

FOD Light cleaning system

Runway friction testing

Windsock

Weather system

Portable

Aircraft Guidance & Routing

Cable Gen Set

Heliport

Aircraft docking

Stand ID sign

Fuel farm equipment

UPS ATC

400Hz

Obstruction light

Jet blast screen & deflector

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ADB: Leading on the Airfield ADB integrates the full value chain for airport operators no matter what complexity

Weather Systems

Navigation Systems Passenger Boarding Bridges

Docking Systems Baggage Handling ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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Highly Energy Efficient Open AGL Systems

Social Hands-on-Training Responsible Easy Asset Management ExtremelyReliable Reliable Processes ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

Enhanced Availability

Smart Airports

Uncompromised Quality

Next-gen Full LED approach for the AirSide Solutions Standardized Maintenance Competent staff Highest levels Green Strategy of Safety Smart AGL Design

ICAO/FAA Compliant

ADB: Making Airports Smarter

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The Future of Aviation in Africa Why ADB? Airfield. Our Field.

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Realizing the smarter Airport Vision Assuring a strong presence throughout Africa

ADB Partner ADB Partner

ADB Partner

ADB Partner ADB Partner

ADB Partner

ADB direct Sales Force ADB Branch South Africa ©2015 ADB Airfield Solutions. All Rights Reserved

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Realizing the smarter Airport Vision A strong organization for Africa on all continents.

ADB Partner

ADB Paris

ADB China

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Realizing the smarter Airport Vision ADB makes Africa’s Airports Smarter

Smarter Lighting Smart Lighting

Smarter Maintenance

Full LED for all functions. Full LED for all functions. Increase safety, decrease Increase safety, decrease costs costs

Automated Asset Management and Maintenance

Smarter Power

Smarter Safety

Power Solutions focusing on safety and energy efficiency

Runway Incursion Solutions. Increased safety at key airport functions.

Smarter Innovation

Smarter Company

Creating products and solutions that make airports smarter.

Support of 500 passionate airside experts from the market leader

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ADB the right partner for Africa’s Aviation Future

67 Years in AGL

Strong focus in Africa through successful partnerships

+3% in Research & Development

Global Supply Chain Leadership

Solid Partnerships

+600,000 LED installations

+2000 airport references

First in LED, solar...

Strong Global Brands

Excellent in Turnkey

Leading in Efficiency & Environmental Approach

Financial Solid Owners

Highest Quality First

Customer Focus

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