Information Document - Dhaka Stock Exchange

Background of Past ShareholdersEL PASOEl Paso, North America’s leading provider of natural gasservices was a 73.9% shareholder in KPCL. The company hascore businesses in production, gathering, processing, andtransmission of natural gas, as well as liquefied natural gastransport and receiving, petroleum logistics, power generation, and merchant energy services. It isrich in assets and is fully integrated across in natural gas value chain and is committed todeveloping new supplies and technologies to deliver energy to communities around the world.El Paso Energy International pursues a low risk, power-oriented investment strategy, as a projectdeveloper. This strategy has helped the company build diversified project portfolios supported byfixed return contracts in countries around the world. These portfolios present significantopportunities to build robust businesses in selected markets where the right combination ofeconomic, regulatory and industry conditions exist. By focusing on regional business growth, El Pasocan export the broader skill set of the entire company to produce significant growth.WÄRTSILÄWärtsilä Corporation is the leading global ship power and powerplant supplier. Wärtsilä enhances the business of its customers byproviding them with complete lifecycle power solutions. It is amajor provider of solutions for decentralized power generation andof supporting services. Most of its IPP deliveries were directed toAsia, North America and all other continents.Wärtsilä plans to contribute to solving the global needs of sea transportation and power generationby developing equipment and services that convert fuels into power efficiently at the lowestpossible environmental impact. It has its own worldwide service network in 80 countries. Wärtsilätakes complete care of customers’ ship machinery and related equipment at every lifecycle stage.It plans to expand the business by providing innovative, reliable and valuable service, such as non-O&M service in key ports, scheduled and condition-based maintenance, as well as operations andmaintenance contracts.14