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Isondo Investments (Pty) Ltd

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The Management Team Isondo Investments boasts a very strong team of entrepreneurs at its foundation. Vision and Mission With the above intellectual capacity, Isondo investments adopts a vision of reinventing business paradigms and entrepreneurship with a predominant view of investing in business ventures or projects that would improve the lives of all South Africans and international associations. Our mission is to be the leading group of individuals that would embark on initiatives addressing the immediate and long-term challenges of our country. Fundamentally these pertain mainly to infrastructural expansion and adequate supply of energy and water, forming the primary foundation to job creation and ultimately social upliftment. Strategic Focus Given the vision and mission of this collective leadership, the strategic focus is based on the 3 major areas of investment at this stage, namely, non-conventional energy supply, chemicals for the paint manufacturing industry and manufacturing/ assembling solutions for the hospitality industry. Positioning our Strategies Non-conventional Energy Solutions The age of energy from oil and coal is over: [The Global Perspective] The world is in an energy crisis that is getting steadily worse. Oil and coal reserves have a maximium 100 years lifespan at CURRENT consumption. However current consumption shows America at 25 barrels per person per annum with China at 2 barrels and India 1.5 barrels. With Chinese growth escalating exponentially and India following close behind you have a situation where 2.4 billion people out of the 6 billion world population heading up to the USA oil consumption level. This is the critical point – the reserves of oil and coal cannot sustain this growth. The reserves will diminish rapidly and with that will come increasing competition for remaining supplies (Chinese exploration in Africa – American action in middle east are pointers to this looming crisis). The net impact of this increased demand and hence increased competition for residual resource reserves will be stratospheric commodity prices. We are seeing this already as evidenced by the super-cycle in commodities over the past 5 years. The knock on effect of commodity price increases will impact on electricity generation form fossil fuels leading to electricity prices shadowing the commodity price. The age of alternate energy has begun: [National Perspective] The energy crunch in South Africa is only beginning. The cocktail of events affecting SA is actually worse than the rest of the world. We still have to invest in new power stations to come up to the current demand for electricity. The cost of this will be prohibitive and will directly impact the price of electricity going forward. Link this to the increased commodity price and you get a double whammy. In addition due to our history of cheap and plentiful electricity, our lives are not geared towards efficient usage of electricity. Finally due to our climatic factors our houses are hugely energy inefficient. The unavoidable fact is that as a nation we will have to invest in energy generation across all levels of the community and this will come at a cost that ultimately will impact on you either as a consumer or as a taxpayer. The impact on the end-user is nigh [Consumer Perspective] For the consumer, the price of electricity from the utility, Eskom, is going to increase heavily every year; they will be subjected to an increasingly erratic energy supply situation hopefully only over the next 7 years and their electricity supply from the utility will be rationed such that they will have to cut down on their draw of power from Eskom supply heavily. One cannot go to generators as these will be also affected by the commodity price increases and supply shortage as well as being cumbersome, noisy, polluting and high maintenance. One cannot rely on UPS via a battery bank as this draws from Eskom supply and will not reduce ones consumption to the rationed level. The only real alternative is alternative green energy and hence the age of green energy is only taking off now. As an end user now is the time to get on. Hospitality Solutions The tourism industry, specifically the hospitality sector within this industry, has been growing steadily over the past decade. With this, small to medium size service providers have made a significant presence in the market and placed pressure on the larger hotel chains that are now looking at reinventing themselves and streamlining their cost base. More importantly, the demand for the various hospitality products has increased. The accommodation business within this sector are constantly looking at lower unit costs with regard to their consumables, guest amenities and other requisites, but with relatively equal quality and standards of service. Our proposition is to establish partnerships with major manufacturers of the raw materials as well as technologies that would aid in manufacturing/ assembling a large part of this portfolio of products. Raw materials for paint manufacture industry South Africa will be rich with opportunity for the coatings industry and its suppliers in the coming years, largely as a result of increased state expenditure on construction and infrastructure. In the run-up to the country hosting the World Cup in 2010 there will be strong growth in all coatings associated with construction facilities, transport and tourism all gain from high levels of investment. Furthermore, other neighbouring countries are also likely to benefit in the fields of tourism and accommodation as tourists flock to the south of the continent. The automotive industry and regional export opportunities are also potential areas which should be attractive to the coatings industry and its suppliers Accounting for around 300,000t of product, painting and coating constitute the largest market sector for chemicals at formulation level and provide apparently the biggest potential within industrial chemicals. The total paints market (180 million l) was estimated to be worth R2.5 billion with some 300 companies employing over 10,000 people. Although the industry has been growing at an average annual rate of only 2%, a rapid increase in the demand for paints can be expected with the implementation of the government’s housing projects and general infrastructure expansion. Approach to Execution of the Strategic Focus Areas We have undoubtedly found the gaps in the market and our aim would be to offer solutions that drive the national, household and firms agendas. The idea would be to add value to the national growth object, affordability and income to households and at the same time ensure shareholder value. We believe that strategic partnerships with successful emerging countries, in this case India, would be a step in the right direction.

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Year Established :	2006
Employee Size :	21-30
Turnover USD / Year :	3,000,000
% Turnover coming from imported products:	75
Years of Import Experience :	3

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Principal Import Regions:	Worldwide
Preferred Languages:	English
Delay of Payment:	30 days
Modes of Payment:	Irrev. and conf. L/C by a well-established bank
Incoterms:	Cost, insurance and freight
Maximum Import Order:	USD 100 000
Acceptable delay from firm order to shipment time:	2 weeks
Arrival Port:	Durban, South Africa
Preferred Currencies:	South African Rand

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