CORPORATE PROFILE 2017

CORPORATE PROFILE

2017

Our business model is simple, we are a builder. For 55 years Multiplex has been constructing iconic projects across the globe and has established itself as a leading global contractor. Looking forward, our goal is to be the best builder, consistently outperforming, delivering projects in a safe, responsible and sustainable manner. We are well on our way to achieving this. We recently returned to our iconic heritage and the identity that has maintained strong brand recognition in our industry since the 1960’s – Multiplex. We are also refocusing our business to ensure that we are the best partner to work with, the best contractor to work for, all while continuing to operate out of a position of financial strength. These attributes have contributed to our past success, and we believe that in the current global environment, integrity and certainty of delivery is now more important than ever. On

time and on budget delivery is a given – we aim to outperform and exceed our client’s expectations. The significant proportion of repeat business in our global workbook is testament to this. It also speaks volumes to the quality of our people. Many of our employees have been part of the Multiplex team for decades. With over 6,600 people globally, clients benefit from our depth of knowledge and expertise, and our ability to draw on shared experience and world’s best practice. Multiplex is proud of our business and our team, and the trusted relationships we have with our clients. We look forward to continuing to grow, evolve and outperform.

*All figures quoted in this document are as at 31 December 2016

Growing. Evolving. Outperforming.

Ashley MuldoonCEO – Europe, Middle East & CanadaMultiplex

John FleckerCEO - Australia & IndiaMultiplex

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1 WILLIAM STREETBrisbane, Australia

Expanded into the eastern states of Australia

Multiplex construction operations established in Perth, Australia

Established operations in Southeast Asia and expanded into Development activities

Our History

Expanded into the ACT, Australia

Expanded into South Australia and Queensland, Australia

196219781980’s

19871989199719981999200320072010201120162017

Expanded into the United Kingdom

Established offices in the Middle East

Facilities Management business established

Listed as a public company on the ASX

Brookfield Asset Management acquired Multiplex’s listed operations

Brookfield Multiplex Canada establishedBrookfield Multiplex India established

55 years of operation

Brookfield Multiplex rebrands as Multiplex Multiplex becomes cornerstone of newly listed Brookfield Business Partners entity

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Multiplex becomes Brookfield Multiplex

BAY ADELAIDEToronto, Canada

Global Construction Platform

With 6,600+ people globally, we have a mobile workforce that collaborates to share knowledge and apply world’s best practice across our projects.

For example, our Innovation Awards encourage our project teams to think of creative ways to manage health and safety performance on our sites, and this knowledge is shared and applied on a global scale.

In the area of quality assurance, a comprehensive peer review process ensures good governance and consistent behaviour across the business, and translates to certainty of outcome for clients.

4 CONTINENTS 7 COUNTRIES 6,600+ PEOPLE ONE TEAM

CANADA Toronto

100 employees

EST. 2010

$0.7BN work to date

16 current projects

5 completed projects

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EUROPE London

Glasgow

Edinburgh 1000 employees

EST. 1999

$9.3BN work to date

28 current projects

35 completed projects

MIDDLE EAST Doha Abu DhabiDubai 4,400 employees

EST. 1997

$8.1BN work to date

17 current projects

50 completed projects AUSTRALASIA SydneyPerthMelbourneBrisbaneAdelaideCanberra

1,100 employees

EST. 1962

$52.7BN work to date

42 current projects

860 completed projects

INDIAMumbaiDelhi

35 employees

EST. 2011

$11M work to date

4 current projects

6 completed projects

Values in US$ based on Dec 2016 FOREX conversion rates across regions

Work To Date$71 Billion

RETAILPROJECTS: 134VALUE: $6.9 BN

Indooroopilly Shopping Centre, Queensland, Australia

ENGINEERING, INFRASTRUCTURE & INDUSTRIALPROJECTS: 77VALUE: $4 BN

Perth Desalination Plant, Western Australia

COMMERCIAL OFFICEPROJECTS: 278VALUE: $19.4 BN

LSQ London, United Kingdom

TOURISM & LEISUREPROJECTS: 121VALUE: $10.6 BN

The Address Boulevard Hotel, Dubai, UAE

JUSTICE,EDUCATION & COMMUNITYPROJECTS: 70VALUE: $3.8 BN

Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning, Melbourne University, Melbourne, Australia

STADIUMPROJECTS: 15VALUE: $3.1 BN

Wembley Stadium, London, United Kingdom

HEALTHPROJECTS: 54VALUE: $6.2 BN

Queen Elizabeth University Hospital & Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Glasgow, UK

* Work to Date includes both work under construction and completed projects (CPI indexed based on completion date).

RESIDENTIAL & AGED CAREPROJECTS: 279 VALUE: $16.8 BN

Prima Tower, Melbourne, Australia

$13.6 BILLIONWORKBOOK BY SECTOR

MULTIPLEX REVENUE 2013 - 2016 ($BN)

Notes:1. Workbook is the total value of work under secured contracts as at 31 Dec 20162. Workbook includes assumed Contract value on Construction Management projects3. Values in US$ based on Dec 2016 FOREX conversion rates across regions

Financial Strength$4.4 Billion Revenue

$3 Billion Assets$13.6 Billion Workbook

107 Current Projects921 Completed Projects

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Tourism and Leisure $2BN

Stadium $700M

Retail $1.1BN

Residential & Aged Care $4BN

Health $650M

Commercial Office $4.5BN

2015 Actual2013 Actual

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$3.8BN

Justice, Education & Community $600M

$2.7BN

$3.3BN

2016 Actual

$4.4BN

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Multiplex Group BoardEXECUTIVE DIRECTORS

John commenced his career with Multiplex as an Engineering Cadet in 1987. He rose quickly within the business, becoming a Director in 1994 and CEO in 2011.

He holds a Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Western Australia and is a Fellow of the Institute of Engineers Australia.

John is currently President of the Australian Contractors Association (ACA), Board Member of the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) and Director of the Literacy for Life Foundation. He is located in Australia.

Ashley started his career in the construction industry as a Cadet in 1989 and joined Multiplex in 1997 in Sydney as a Project Manager. Ashley transferred to London in 2003 and progressed through the ranks to Director of our UK operations in 2004, and CEO in 2010. During his 28 year career, Ashley has overseen the delivery of major projects internationally across a range of sectors. He holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Construction Management from the University of Technology, Sydney, and is a Fellow of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). He is located in the United Kingdom.

Charlie joined Multiplex in 1983 as a cadet accountant. During his 34 year career with the Company he has held a variety of positions across financial, accounting and contract administration roles. During his tenure he has held Director roles in earlier Singapore and Malaysian operations, and was part of the senior management team responsible for the successful establishment of the business in the Middle East in 1997, and returned to Australia in 2011 as a Director of the Holding Company, with responsibility for credit process and risk within the group. Charlie holds a Bachelor of Business Degree from Curtin University and is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia. He is located in Australia.

JOHN FLECKERExecutive DirectorCEO - Australia & India

ASHLEY MULDOONExecutive DirectorCEO - Europe, Middle East & Canada

CHARLIE BOLTChief Construction Risk Officer

DEREK GORGIExecutive DirectorChief Financial Officer

Derek is responsible for the financial management and strategic direction of our business. He also sits on Multiplex’s global credit committee. Prior to joining Multiplex in 2016, Derek held a number of management positions within Brookfield Asset Management’s finance operations. He started working for Brookfield in 2006 and assumed his previous role of Senior Vice President in 2011, responsible for Brookfield’s financial reporting and investor relations. Derek is a chartered accountant and received his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Western Ontario. He is located in the United Kingdom.

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Australasian Executive GroupDON ARONEYExecutive Director - Operations

KARA COLLINSExecutive Director - People

GRAHAM COTTAMRegional Managing Director VIC, QLD & SA

DENNIS ELSEExecutive DirectorSustainability, Safety and Health

DAVID GHANNOUMRegional Managing Director NSW

EAMONN MORRISChief Financial Officer

CHRIS PALANDRIRegional Managing DirectorWA

GLENN RAPHAELRegional Managing DirectorIndia

MEG REDWINExecutive Director - General Counsel

BOB ARNOLDExecutive Director - SHEQEurope Middle East & Canada

GEORGE ASSIMAKOPOULOSDirector

TIM ATKINSONDirector - Construction

JOHN BALLANTYNEDirector - Construction

ROSS BALLINGALLManaging Director

ANNA BROWNINGExecutive Director – HREurope, Middle East & Canada

PHIL CLARKEExecutive Director - Projects

PETER FULLERTON-SMITHExecutive Director - Engineering

GORDON GRAYExecutive Director - Projects

BEN KEENANDirector & General CounselEurope & Canada

CHRIS LOVEJOYExecutive Director - Energy

PAUL MAGUIREExecutive Director

JAMES SHEAExecutive Director - Projects

CALLUM TUCKETTChief Operating OfficerEurope, Middle East & Canada

European Executive Group

Canadian Executive GroupSTEVEN CROSBYSenior Vice President,Commercial

BAHARAK RAOUFIExecutive Director - Pre-Construction & Design

CORY RAYMONDExecutive Director - Projects

JAMES SHEAExecutive Director - Projects

RALPH TULIPANOSenior Vice President,Operations

Middle East Executive GroupRENIER BREITENBACHDirector/General Manager

SIMON ELLERAYExecutive Director - Projects (Qatar)

ADAM FRITHLegal Counsel

JAMES GRLJUSICHExecutive Director - Projects

MATTHEW HEWITTExecutive Director - Projects

LOUIS LINDEExecutive Director - Projects

DEREK LYNCHExecutive Director - Commercial (Projects)

SARAH MCDONALDHead of Human Resource

PETAR MLADENOVICExecutive Director - NewBusiness

NICK PETRICOLAExecutive Director - Projects

HAMISH PRYOROperations Director

MOHAMMAD A. ABU SHAWERExecutive Director & GeneralManager - Plant & Equipment

STEPHEN SMITHExecutive Director - SHEQ

ANDRE TRIVASSExecutive Director - Commercial (Projects)

MARCUS TRUSCOTTManaging Director

SCOTT WILLIAMSExecutive Director - Commercial(Projects)

Multiplex AdvantageOur creative, innovative thinking and can-do approach, coupled with the collaborative way we work with our clients, enables us to consistently exceed client expectations.

DRIVEN TO EXCEEDEXPECTATIONS

High quality, safe, on-time and on-budget are baseline requirements of every one of our projects – but we strive to exceed expectations and consistently outperform.

By thinking like owners and understanding our clients’ unique requirements we deliver long term, cost-effective outcomes that add real value to projects and achieve clients’ broader business objectives. This might be completely re-designing plans to maximise floor space and generate cost savings, undertaking detailed stakeholder liaison to improve project outcomes for the community or implementing environmental initiatives to achieve world-leading accreditation.

Whatever our clients’ objectives, we tailor competitive solutions that drive best-for-project outcomes.

INNOVATIVE THINKING

The drive to find a better way of doing things is inherent in all of our people. We are known for innovative excellence and we involve our best thinkers at the front-end of projects to share knowledge and create tailored solutions for clients.

Each project is unique, with its own specific challenges. Combining disciplined decision-making with innovative thinking, we bring a fresh approach to often complex projects.

COLLABORATIVE WORKING APPROACH

We recognise the value of upfront planning and work closely with all project stakeholders to drive positive, long term project outcomes for clients. Our large number of repeat clients demonstrates our ability to bring together the best skills for the job. We are proud of the fact that 54% of our projects have been for repeat clients.

By collaborating throughout the lifecycle of our projects we gain a clear understanding of our clients’ objectives, are able to anticipate risks and opportunities, and implement tailored solutions to address situations as they evolve.

THE ADDRESS BOULEVARD HOTELDubai, UAE

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OUR SAFETY CULTURE ISBUILT-IN, NOT BOLT-ON.

Multiplex is on a continuous journey to enhance safety culture and standards across the business and the broader industry, and our clients benefit from 55 years of health and safety expertise.

We work with our clients to design and integrate safety controls during the planning phase of our projects, with the aim of minimising or completely eliminating risk on our sites. We embrace the Safer by Design approach and recognise that through early planning, we stand to have a much greater impact on project outcomes. As a business focused on the long term, we concentrate our efforts on controlling critical or high-consequence risks. We do this by looking for ways to move controls upstream to significantly reduce or eliminate risk. All of our projects work with documented management systems that are third party certified to either AS/NZS 4801 or OHSAS 18001. REDUCING THE GAP BETWEEN PAPERWORK AND PRACTICE We don’t simply tick a box when it comes to health and safety; we strive to have a practical impact on the safety of our projects and this is enriched by collaboration between our staff, our clients and the people we work with. We focus less on paperwork and more on open conversation, with all of our people encouraged to share and record successes and near misses, and learn from each other in a mature culture that is driven by our leaders. We share our combined knowledge with our clients and translate our expertise to each and every project we work on.

Safety

By collaborating with clients early, we stand to have a much greater impact on health and safety by identifying, planning for and eliminating risk wherever possible.

Our Values

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CareSUPPORT, RESPECT, PROTECT. We care for the people we work with and take their safety and wellbeing very seriously. We support our people to achieve their goals and respect the things that enrich their lives. Our aim is to protect and sustain our people, our clients and the communities we work in.

OutperformanceDRIVE, PASSION AND FOCUS ON EXCELLENCE. Our business is built on our people. We are structured for success and are determined to consistently exceed the expectations of our clients and the industry in everything we do. We add genuine value to projects with our innovative thinking, our ‘can do’ attitude and the way we embrace clients as part of the team. Our entrepreneurial spirit is backed with astute, disciplined decision-making and a solid financial backbone.

CollaborationLISTEN, SHARE AND WORK AS A TEAM. We’re totally focused on working together to deliver the best possible results. What sets us apart is our belief that the client is an essential member of our team. By involving them at the outset of every project, we develop a clearer understanding of their objectives. Together we identify challenges and work out innovative ways to optimise our clients returns.

IntegrityETHICAL, HONEST AND OPEN. Trust is the foundation of all our relationships. By being honest, fair-minded and dependable we build long standing, valued relationships. Our clients and the people we work with put their trust in us because we do what we say we are going to do. Our approach is straightforward, upfront and transparent so everyone we deal with can be certain of the result.

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Redefining SustainabilityWe see our projects as an opportunity to deliver high performance facilities that meet our clients’ unique mix of value drivers – be they environmental, social and financial.

Our approach is to engage with clients as early as possible to identify opportunities and ensure the project not only achieves their goals but delivers enduring benefits for all stakeholders.

We’re experts in delivering sustainably rated space and have led the industry in environmentally sustainable design. But we define sustainability much more broadly.

We know how building assets function and understand the important role they play in enhancing health, productivity and performance of occupants. We also know the role they play in enriching and sustaining local communities, and we go out of our way to identify and respond to the unique needs of the communities we operate in.

We think like owners and deliver facilities that have a positive impact on everyone concerned while at the same time drive long term financial gains.

Multiplex is leading the industry when it comes to measuring the performance of buildings, and we are partnering with some of the world’s best minds to drive forward the sustainability agenda including the Co-operative Research Centre for Low Carbon Living (CRCLCL) in Australia and the UK Green Building Council as Gold Leaf members.

50 MARTIN PLACESydney, Australia

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1. Beaumonde2. Colonnades3. Luna Park4. The Pinnacle5. Walsh Bay Infrastructure &

Redevelopment works6. Pier 8 & 97. Pier 6 & 78. Bear Cottage9. Manly Peninsula10. 1 Kent Street11. Park Hyatt12. Jones Bay Wharf13. Observatory Hotel 14. The Georgia Apartments15. Darling Island Residential

16. Bennelong Centre17. Stamford Plaza18. Watermark Apartments19. Intercontinental20. Reserve Bank of Australia21. Establishment22. Sydney Wharf23. KPMG24. 2 Bulletin Place25. One Shelley Street26. American Express27. Chifley Tower28. King Street Wharf29. Harbourfront Retail & Wharves30. NZI Building31. Clarence Street Apartments

32. Wharves 9/10 Apartments, King Street Wharf

33. 50 Martin Place34. Ardenbraught35. The Finger Wharf at Woolloomooloo36. Landmark37. Wharf Terraces, Woolloomooloo38. Medina Serviced Apartments39. 175 Pitt Street40. Grace Hotel41. Skygarden42. Manhattan Eastpoint Apartments43. Vibe Hotel44. Chancellor45. Merchant Court46. Sydney Central Plaza (Myer)

47. The Star48. The Darling Hotel at the Star49. Multi Use Entertainment Facility at The

Star50. Tattersall’s Building51. Sheraton on the Park52. Piccadilly Plaza/ Piccadilly Tower53. City Centre54. KMS Tower55. Rex Hotel56. One Darling Harbour 57. Citigroup58. Galeries Victoria 59. Aston Apartments60. Whites, Paddington61. Ibis Hotel

62. John Maddison Tower63. 3 Kings Lane64. Lumiere Residences65. Monument 66. Frasers Suites67. Imax Theatre68. Novotel Hotel69. Village Hoyts70. Eastgate71. Bauhaus72. Gordon Elizabeth Tower73. Latitude Retail74. Latitude Strata Offices75. Ernst & Young Tower76. ATO Building77. Victoria Barracks

78. Sister Anne Court79. Trades Hall80. Goldsborough Mort81. Excelsior Apartments82. Furama Hotel83. Market City (Stage 1 Podium)84. Centennial Parklands85. Mercure Hotel86. Sydney Water Building (out of frame)87. 161 Sussex Street88. Mark Moran Vaucluse89. Milsons Landing90. Maroubra Bay Hotel (out of frame)91. Rushcutters Bay Hotel92. Marina 1 Apartments93. Optus Tower

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1. Perth Stadium2. Crown Towers Casino3. Burswood Exhibition Centre4. Burswood Resort & Convention Centre5. Burswood Casino6. Burswood Resort Hotel7. WACA Stand8. WACA Lights9. WACA Stand10. Woodside Offices11. Local Government House12. Withernsea House13. Hyatt Regency14. IMB House15. Panorama Apartments

16. Stanford Securities17. Casablanca18. Airways House19. 77 Parkside20. Allied House21. Westos House22. Sheraton Hotel23. Langley Plaza24. Police Credit Society25. Chateau Commodore26. Eastpoint Plaza27. CSA Centre28. Lomard House29. St George’s Court30. Victoria Centre

31. Wapet House32. Irwin Chambers33. Transit Inn34. District Court35. Park Towers36. Cine Centre37. Pier Street Carpark38. Perth City Council Carpark39. Alexander Library40. Forrest Chase/Myer41. Perth Building Society42. Colonial Mutual43. Exchange House44. Exchange Plaza45. Allendale Square

46. Bankwest Tower47. 100 St George’s Terrace48. Palace Hotel49. Wesley Centre50. Perth City Busport51. Capitol House52. 30 The Esplanade53. Griffin Centre54. Central Park55. 180 St George’s Terrace56. Australia Place57. Brookfield Place58. Brookfield Place Tower 259. Jardine House60. His Majesty’s Theatre

61. 190 St George’s Terrace62. Westralia Square63. Dayton Plaza64. Cloisters65. Mount Newman House66. London House67. Forrest Centre68. St George’s House69. St George’s Square70. Orchard Hotel71. Windsor Towers 72. South Shore Development73. Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre74. Bishops House75. Alexander Forrest House

76. Bishop See77. Capital Square78. Raffles Apartments79. Mill Point Apartments80. Mounts Bay Village81. Huntington Gate82. Fiona Stanley Hospital83. Harry Perkins Institute of Medical

Research 84. St John of God Murdoch Hospital

Redevelopment85. Riverside Lodge86. Old Swan Brewery (out of frame)

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1. Proximity Offices (out of frame)2. Mater Private Clinic & Link Bridge (out of frame)3. Queensland Conservatorium of Music4. Imax Cinema Complex5. South Bank Underground Carpark6. 1 William Street7. Brisbane Casino Towers8. Unilodge9. 40 Elizabeth Street10. Casino Towers

11. UNE University Mansions (Shafton) 12. 300 George13. Suncorp Stadium14. Festival Towers15. River City16. Wintergarden Redevelopment17. Riparian Plaza18. Novotel Hotel19. Republic Apartments20. Frisco Apartments

21. Tribeca Apartments22. Willhara Apartments23. 570 Queen Street24. River Place25. Cathedral Place26. FV-Gurner27. Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts28. 743 Ann Street29. Royal Brisbane Hospital - East Block30. Royal Brisbane Hospital - Carpark

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1. White Collar Factory2. The Stage3. Principal Place Commercial4. Principal Place Residential5. Royal Albert Dock6. West India Quays7. Aldgate Tower8. 100 Bishopsgate9. 15 St Helen’s Place10. 5-7 St Helen’s Place11. 22 Bishopsgate12. 15 Bishopsgate13. London Wall Place

14. 125 Wood Street15. Strata SE116. One Blackfriars17. LDP18. 98 Fetter Lane19. Sentinel Point20. The Tower - One St George Wharf21. One Nine Elms22. Verde SW123. Chelsea FC24. The Glebe25. Manresa Road26. Eaton Place

27. Lateral Apartments28. The Wellesley29. 199 Knightsbridge30. Holland Park Villas31. 48 Carey Street32. LSQ London33. Burlington Gate34. Centre Point35. 20 Grosvenor Square36. Marble Arch Place37. 73 Brook Street38. 73 - 89 Oxford Street39. 80 Charlotte Street

PROJECTS OUT OF FRAME:40. University of London - The Garden Halls41. Thames Edge42. Wembley National Stadium43. University of Reading44. University of Kent45. University of Glasgow46. Peterborough City Hospital47. Eden Shopping Centre48. The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

& Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow49. City Park 1, Aberdeen

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View (Raft)9. HSBC Headquarters

10. The Burj Khalifa (Raft)11. Standard Chartered Tower12. The Address Residences - Sky Views

(Raft)13. The Residences South Ridge14. The Residences Phase 1&215. The Opus16. JW Marriott Marquis

PROJECTS OUT OF FRAME:17. Nikki Beach Resort and Hotel18. Al Ghurair Apartments19. 48 Villas, Garhoud20. Al Fattan Plaza21. Creekside Apartments22. Port Saeed Commercial Building23. Jood Palace Dubai24. Al Manara Building25. Dubai Marina Phase 1

26. Marina Promenade27. Grosvenor House28. One JLT29. One at Palm Jumeirah30. Confidential Hospitality Project31. FSU Military Warehouse32. Al Minhaid Air Base (AMAB)

Refurbishment33. Automall Showroom and Office Tower

Motorcity

34. Green Community Villas35. Foremarke School36. Me’aisem City Centre37. Confidential Water Project38. Motiongate Packages 5,6&739. Lapita Hotel, Dubai Parks and Resorts

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6. Deloitte Fit-out7. Parkside Residences8. Grid Condos9. Core Condos10. Carefirst One-Stop Multi-Access Centre

PROJECTS OUT OF FRAME:11. 158 Sterling Road12. King’s High Line13. Central Park Ajax

UNITED STATESUS$138 BILLION AUM*9,500 EMPLOYEES

Brookfield AssetManagementOur parent company Brookfield is one of the world’s largest asset managers with more than US$250 billion of high quality property, infrastructure and renewable power assets under management.

As part of the Brookfield family, we have access to vast expertise in investing in, owning and maintaining property and infrastructure assets. We have the unique ability as contractors to think like owners and deliver assets with an understanding of what drives their long term success. Brookfield has a 100-year history as a global investor, operator and leading asset manager of high quality alternative assets with a focus on property, infrastructure, renewable power and private equity as well as a range of public and private investment products and services.

CANADAUS$23 BILLION AUM*10,500 EMPLOYEES

SOUTH AMERICAUS$28 BILLION AUM*11,000 EMPLOYEES

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ASIA PACIFIC US$19 BILLION AUM*9,000 EMPLOYEES

*Figures as at December 2016Note: Current and target countries of investment

PROPERTYINFRASTRUCTURERENEWABLE POWERPRIVATE EQUITYCONSTRUCTION

63,000+ EMPLOYEES>US$250 BILLION AUM

EUROPE & MIDDLE EASTUS$32 BILLION AUM*23,000 EMPLOYEES

Built to outperform.

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Europe:One Broadgate, 1st Floor, LondonEC2M 2QST: +44 (0) 20 3829 2500F: +44 (0) 20 3829 2400E: euinfo@multiplex.global

Australia:Level 22, 135 King StSydney, NSW 2000AustraliaT: +61 2 9322 2400F: +61 2 9322 2001E: info@multiplex.global

Middle East:Level 1, Al Manara BuildingSheikh Zayed RoadPO Box 212975Dubai, UAET: +971 4 315 8500F: +971 4 315 8600E: meinfo@multiplex.global

Canada:130 King Street,W., #2350, Toronto,Ontario, Canada M5X 2A2T. +1 416 359 8559F. +1 416 946 1690E: cainfo@multiplex.global

India:Unit 802, A Wing, 8th Floor, One BKC,Plot C-66, G-BlockBandra Kurla ComplexBandra East400 051T: +91 22 6600 0437F: +91 22 6600 0401