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1. Introduction to products or services 1.1. The goal of plan The main goal of this plan is to establish food industry complex including compote, jam, marmalade, dried vegetable and fruits, concentrate and fruit puree, frozen fruits and vegetables and fruits in Lorestan province. This plan will be exploited from 2019 with 88 personnel and 70% of its practical capacity in 1 working shift of 8 hours and 300 day annually and will reach its 100% of the practical capacity by 2022. 1.2. Characteristics and advantages Agricultural converting industries refer to areas by which one can convert the garden and agricultural crops using chemical and physical procedures and make their durability extended and their supply and demand more suitable and overall, via this procedure, the crops economic value will enhance. In other words, the industries by which the livestock and agricultural crops and products are changed to semi-cured and ready-to-consume ones are called converting industries. Complementary-converting industry is one of the main branched of the agriculture field. Although the import of these crops and products, limitations of the agricultural crops harvest period and lack of sufficient quick and correct transportation equipment for these products to the consumers caused loss of the local farmers investments and increase of the rate of these products importation, demand on these products in all seasons, the importance of a procedure for long-term preservation and durability for these crops and products would be doubled. Food industries can meet these challenges by changing the raw materials. The goal of these industries is based on above points; i.e. processing foods in such a manner it can be highly durable, non-spoilable and making use of these products in all seasons. This processing can be producing compote, jam, marmalade, dried fruits and vegetables, concentrate and fruit puree, frozen vegetable and fruits and sorting and depending on the type of the food in order to take a step in line with development of the food industries in Iran and providing the skillful forces with employment opportunities. 1.3. Custom fees Fruit concentrate Compote Dried fruit Dried vegetable Table1. Custom fees and tariffs Description Tariff code Fees Other concentrated juices except (banana, mango, gouda, 20098990 55 passion fruit, lychee concentrates) Pineapple/cedars/pear/ apricot/ cherry/peach and 20085000/20084000/20083000/ 40/40/40/ nectarine/ others 20082000/20087000/20086000/200899/20088000 20/40/40/ 40/40 Dried apricot/plum/ apple/ other dried fruits mixed with 08132000/ 08131000/ 08135000/ 08134000/ 55/ 55/ 55/ hard-skinned fruits or mix of dried fruits 08133000 55/ 55 Dried onion/ Agaricus mushroom/ veined black transparent mushroom (Agaricus)/golden or orange gelatin mushroom (Tremella)/ other/ garlic/ other dried vegetables Jam, jelly, marmalade, puree ad paste of fruit of nonhomogenized cedars/ other 071231000/07122000/ 07129010/ 07123900/ 07123300/ 07123200/ 07129090 55/ 55/ 20/ 55/ 55/ 40/ 55 Jam and 20079100/ 200799900 55/ 55 marmalade Frozen Potato/ peas/ beans/ other spinach, New Zealand spinach 07102900/ 07102200/ 07102100/ 07101000/ 75/ 15/ 75/

vegetable Frozen fruits (Tetragon) and Arroche spinach/sweet corn/ other vegetables Strawberry/ raspberry, blackberry, raspberry without pit and black grapes (red and white)/other 07109000/ 07104000/ 07103000 75/ 75/ 75/ 75 08119000/ 08112000/ 08111000 75/75/75 1.4. ISIC code The plant considered is for producing grapes concentrates, pomegranate concentrate, apple concentrate, type of fruit and vegetable puree, compote, jam, marmalade, Jelly, dried fruit and vegetable and summer crops, frozen fruits and vegetable and summer crops (processed and nonprocessed). Table2. Product ISIC code No. ISIC code Description Scale 1 1549412482 grapes concentrates Ton 2 1549412483 pomegranate concentrate Ton 3 1549412481 apple concentrate Ton 4 1513412405 type of fruit and vegetable puree Ton 5 1513312301 compote Ton 6 1513312310 Jam, marmalade and jelly Ton 7 1513412311 Jams Ton 8 1513412336 marmalade Ton 9 1513412363 dried fruit Ton 10 1513412382 dried vegetable and summer crops Ton 11 1513412349 frozen fruits Ton 12 1513412352 Frozen vegetable and summer crops (processed and non-processed) Ton 1.5. Introduction to products application The fruit concentrate is used in juice, fruit gummy candies, fruit ice cream and cakes and the fruit puree is used in fruit juices, as drink, child diet and in direct way. The sliced dried fruits, in form of grain or dried grains are in nuts class and used as the junk foods. Frozen fruits are used as the fresh fruit and deserts when the fresh fruit is not available. Dried and frozen vegetables such as fresh vegetables have dietary applications. Jam and compote are a type of long-term fruit preservation method and are eaten by people. 2. Suggested sites Based on surveys, the cities such as Pol Dokhtar, Dorud and Delphan are suitable sited for establishing this unit. 3. Raw, auxiliary materials and consumables Raw materials are fruit, vegetable, sugar, extract, enzyme and tools.

4. Sales plan and target market (local and foreign) The target market at first is to supply locally in sections and then for additional production, the export would be done to Iraq and western neighbors. Year 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 70% 80% 90% 100% 100% Production capacity Production level (ton) Fruit concentrate 2100 2400 2700 3000 3000 Fruit puree 1400 1600 1800 2000 2000 Fruit chips 35 40 45 50 50 Dried vegetable 70 80 90 100 100 Jam and 700 800 900 1000 1000 marmalade Compote 1400 1600 1800 2000 2000 Fruit 1400 1600 1800 2000 2000 Frozen fruit 280 320 360 400 400 Frozen vegetable 1400 1600 1800 2000 2000 Sales level (m.rial0 Fruit concentrate 147000 168000 189000 2100000 210000 Fruit puree 42000 48000 540000 60000 60000 Fruit chips 14000 16000 18000 20000 20000 Dried vegetable 14000 16000 18000 20000 20000 Jam and 70000 80000 90000 100000 100000 marmalade Compote 168000 192000 216000 240000 240000 Fruit 42000 48000 54000 60000 60000 Frozen fruit 28000 32000 36000 40000 40000 Frozen vegetable 120000 120000 108000 96000 84000 Total annual income 870000 870000 783000 696000 609000 5. Annual nominal and practical capacity Nominal capacity The Nominal capacity is the production in ideal situation. This capacity is registered by the machineries manufacturers and is based on the engineering and designing principles 5.2. Practical capacity The practical capacity is the maximum available capacity in typical situation which is considered as a percentage of the nominal one. Considering that the machineries are not capable of 100% of the production, considering the time for repair, maintain and failure and etc. the efficiency of machineries is 80%. The practical capacity for tomato, cucumber and mushroom production is 293 ton and for rose flower is 500000 ton annually in 365 days. 6. Production procedure and technology

Dried fruit and vegetable production process preparing fruit and vegetable cleaning and separating watses skinning complementary cleaning slicing the product blanching drying products Jam production process preparing fruit syryp preparation cocking filling and puging cooling jam Compote production process sorting cleaning and skinning and pit extraction fruit slicing blanching filling and plugging gas and entrapped airextraction plugging temperature processes cooling compote Fruit concentrate production process fruit sorting slicing pressing and juice extraction filtration enzyming Aroma extraction primary filtration concentration cooling and

Fruit puree production process fruit sorting slicing primary heating skinnning, pit extraction, steaming fruit slicing filtration concentration cooling and stocking Fruit sorting and process primary sorting and dsinfection polishing and waxing drying tunnel sorting refrigration unit Frozen fruit and vegetable production process primary skinning sorting cutting secondary enzyme removal final sorting cooling IQF putting in refrigration unit selling 7. Investment costs 7.1. Fixed investment Table4. Investment costs No. Description Costs Dollar Rial Rial Total 1 Land 0 0 7000 2 Landscaping 0 0 4293 3 Building construction 0 0 68445

4 Machineries and equipment 400000 Dollar 170612 59973 230585 4000000Euro 5 Branches and installation 0 0 10069 10069 6 Vehicles 0 0 4648 4648 7 Service and official equipment 0 0 500 500 8 Other and unpredicted costs (5% of above costs) 0 0 16277 16277 9 Pre-exploiting costs 0 0 2200 2200 10 Total fixed investment costs 4400000 170612 173404 344016 11 Working capital in 100% of capacity 0 0 239523 239523 12 Total investment costs 4400000 170612 412927 583539 7.2. Working capital Table5. Working capital No. Description Day 1 st year Base year 1 Raw and auxiliary materials 90 93008 132869 2 Current and produced products inventory 30 35994 50810 3 Debts 30 35994 50810 4 Cash 30 3862 5034 Total 168858 239523 8. Production costs Table6. Production costs Description Total costs (m.rial) Raw and material 531778 Energy 4534 Repair, maintenance and spare parts 13298 Personnel s salary 17099 Unpredicted (6%) 34002 Depreciation 31940 Insurance 628 Sales and official costs 8700 Total operational and non-operational production costs 641978 9. Economic indices Description Amount-measurement scale NPV 160734 m Rial IRR 3109% PBP 5.59 years equal to 2022

PROJECT PROFILE SUMMARY SHEET Project Introduction 1. Project title: food industry complex establishment 2. Sector: foods and drinks Sub sector: producing other foods not mentioned elsewhere 3. Products/Services: producing compote, marmalade, jam, dried fruit and vegetable, fruit concentrate and puree, frozen fruits and vegetable, sorting and 4. Location: Free zone Economic special zone Industrial Estate Main Land 5. Project description: Agricultural converting industries refer to areas by which one can convert the garden and agricultural crops using chemical and physical procedures and make their durability extended and their supply and demand more suitable and overall, via this procedure, the crops economic value will enhance. In other words, the industries by which the livestock and agricultural crops and products are changed to semi-cured and ready-toconsume ones are called converting industries. Complementary-converting industry is one of the main branched of the agriculture field. The goal of these industries is based on above points; i.e. processing foods in such a manner it can be highly durable, non-spoilable and making use of these products in all seasons. This processing can be producing compote, jam, marmalade, dried fruits and vegetables, concentrate and fruit puree, frozen vegetable and fruits and sorting and in Lorestan province. 6. Annual capacity: milk: fruit: 3000 t, fruit puree: 2000 t, fruit chips: 50 t, dried vegetable: 100 t, jam and marmalade: 1000 t, compote: 2000 t, fruit : 200 t, frozen fruit: 400 t, frozen vegetable: 2000 t Project Status 7. Local / internal raw material access 100 % 8. Sale: 100% locally - Anticipated export market 0 % 9. Construction Period 24 month Beginning of activity: 10/2019 In-site beginning of activity: 10/2019 End of project: 02/2022 Commercial activity beginning: 03/2022 1

Project Status 10. Project Status: - Feasibility study available? - Required land provided? - Legal permissions (establishment license, foreign currency quota, environment, etc) taken? - Partnership agreement concluded with local/foreign investor? - Financing agreement concluded? - Agreement with local / foreign contractor(s) concluded? - Infrastructural utilities (electricity, water supply, telecommunication, fuel, road, etc) procured? - List of know-how, machinery, equipment, as well as seller / builder companies defined? - Purchase agreement for machinery, equipments and know- how concluded? Financial Structure 11. Financial Table Description Million Rials Local Currency Required Rate Equivalent in Million Dollar Foreign Currency Required Million Dollar Total Million Dollar Fix Capital 173404 34530 5.02 4.94 9.96 Working Capital 239523 34530 6.94 0 6.94 Total Investment 412927 34530 11.96 4.94 16.90 - Value of foreign equipment/machinery 4.94 million dollar - Value of local equipment/machinery 1.74 million dollar - Value of foreign technical know- how 0 million dollar - Value of local technical knows- how 0 million dollar - Net Present Value (NPV): 160734 Million Rial for. Year - Internal Rate of Return (IRR) 31.09% - Payback Period (PP) 5.59 Year (2022) General Information 12. Project Type : Establishment Expansion and completion 13. Company Profile: -Name (legal /natural persons): Sepinud Shargh institute of strategic studies -Company Name: engineering consultation -Address: unit 5, No. 3, Boostan 3 St., Pasdaran, Tehran -Tel: 02122584901 Fax: 02122580343 -E-mail: info@sepinud.com Web site: www.sepinud.com -Local entrepreneur : private sector public sector other 2

Please attach follow documents if available - Pre-feasibility study - Feasibility study - Legal permissions (establishment license, foreign currency quota, environment, etc) Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance Organization for Investment Economic and Technical Assistance of Iran (OIETAI) Foreign Investment Center of Lorestan Province Tel (Tehran): (021) 33967749-33967766-33967762-39902485-39902488-39902486 Tel (Khoramabad): (066) 33229577 Fax: 33967774 Website: www.investiniran.ir eco_isc@yahoo.com 3