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B&H INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Macroeconomic indicators Indicators Nominal GDP (billion EUR) GDP per capita (EUR) 2,122 2,283 2,564 2,898 3,289 3,194 3,296 3,419 3,419 Real GDP growth rate (%) Industrial production growth rate (%) Average net wages (EUR) Annual inflation rate (%) Annual unemployment rate (%) Foreign currency reserves (mill EUR) 1,779 2,160 2,787 3,425 3,219 3,176 3,301 3,284 3,327 Trade balance (billion EUR) Net FDI inflow (mill EUR) , * FDI contribution to GDP (%) n/a Deposits of households in Commercial Banks, (mill EUR) 1,273 1,629 2,097 2,641 2,662 2,895 3,318 3,605 3,913 Population (in million)

Macroeconomic indicators Real GDP growth rate, Volume index of industrial production Annual unemployment rate, % (%)

FDI in Bosnia and Herzegovina Total FDI inflow, mill € FDI by sectors, % Top investors countries

Reasons to invest in Bosnia and Herzegovina Stable financial sector Strategic location Favourable tax and customs system Competitively priced and qualified human capital Favourable trade and other agreements Low operating costs Favourable legal environment Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones

Reasons to invest in Bosnia and Herzegovina Strategic location Favourable tax and customs system Competitively priced and qualified human capital Favourable trade and other agreements Favourable legal environment Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones “....The second point that contributed to our decision to invest in Bosnia and Herzegovina was the proximity to Western European markets, the proximity to the European highway system....” Mr. Edin Dacic, Director, Daccomet AG (Switzerland)

Strategic location – close to all major European capitals Sarajevo - Belgrade 206 km Sarajevo - Brussels 1310 km Sarajevo – Budapest 407 km Sarajevo – Frankfurt 1013 km Sarajevo – Istanbul 930 km Sarajevo – Ljubljana 389 km Sarajevo – London 1620 km Sarajevo – Munich 708 km Sarajevo – Paris 1349 km Sarajevo – Prague 755 km Sarajevo – Rome 516 km Sarajevo – Vienna 511 km Sarajevo – Zurich 859 km Sarajevo – Zagreb 288 km

Reasons to invest in Bosnia and Herzegovina Stable financial sector Favourable tax and customs system Competitively priced and qualified human capital Favourable trade andother agreements Long tradition in industrial production Favourable legal environment Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones “Despite the global economic crisis, the BIH banking was remained stable. The interest rates in our country are also more favourable than those ones in the region.” Kemal Kozarić, Governor of the BiH Central Bank

Stable financial sector-The lowest inflation in SEE Stable currency (1KM =0.51 EUR) Constant growth of foreign currency reserves The lowest inflation in Region “B3” credit rating with stable outlook by Moody’s Agency “B” credit rating with stable outook by Standard & Poor’s Foreign ownership in private banking sector in BiH is 86% Annual inflation rate, %

Reasons to invest in Bosnia and Herzegovina Stable financial sector Favourable trade and other agreements Favourable tax and customs system Competitively priced and qualified human capital Favourable trade and other agreements Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones “...It is very important to emphasize that Bosnia and Herzegovina has a very liberal foreign trade regime with a major number of countries.....Also, B&H has signed Agreements on Promotion and Protection of Investment with many countries.” Mr. Vladan Nastic, Marketing Director, Alpro doo Vlasenica-Alumil Group (Greece)

3. Favourable trade and other agreements Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) - 30 mill Free Trade Agreement with Turkey - 70 mill Preferential Trade Agreement with EU, 28 countries mill Preferential export regimes with USA, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Norway, Russia, Japan, Canada and Iran

Stable financial sector Favourable legal environment Favourable tax and customs system Competitively priced and qualified human capital Favourable trade and other agreements Long tradition in industrial production Favourable legal environment Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones AGREEMENTS ON AVOIDANCE OF DOUBLE TAXATION (37) AlbaniaAlgeriaAustriaBelgium ChinaCroatiaCzech Republic Cyprus DenmarkEgyptFinlandFrance GermanyHungaryIranIreland ItalyJordanKuwaitMalaysia MoldovaMontenegroNetherlan ds Norway PakistanPolandQatarRomania SerbiaSlovakiaSloveniaSpain SwedenSri LankaTurkey United Arab Emirates United Kingdom and Northern Ireland AGREEMENTS ON PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF INVESTMENTS (39) AlbaniaAustriaBelgium and Luxemburg Belarus CanadaChinaCroatiaCzech Republic DenmarkEgyptFinlandGermany GreeceHungaryIndiaIran ItalyJordanKuwaitLithuania MacedoniaMalaysiaMoldovaNetherlands OPEC FundPakistanPortugalQatar RomaniaSerbiaSlovakiaSlovenia SpainSwitzerlandSwedenTurkey UkraineUnited Kingdom USA – OPIC

Reasons to invest in Bosnia and Herzegovina Stable financial sector Favourable legal environment Favourable tax and customs system Competitively priced and qualified human capital Favourable trade and other agreements Long tradition in industrial production Favourable legal environment Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones “...Investment climate in Bosnia is in our view very attractive for the investors. Obviously there is first of all natural resources here bought, coal and water available for hydro units, but not only that, you have natural environment here for investment in energy sector in terms of resources but also regulatory environment is improving and satisfactory today, but further improving with support from the local government and we believe there is great potential in that.” Mr. Vuk Hamović, EFT Group Chairman (United Kingdom)

Favourable legislation-National treatment of foreign investors FDI Law National treatment of foreign investors Repatriation of profits Protection against nationalization, expropriation or similar measures Right to freely employ foreign nationals, subject to the labour and immigration laws in BiH No restrictions except for companies dealing with public information Corporation organization There are no citizenship/nationality limitations for partners or the members of the menangment and supervisory boards

Reasons to invest in Bosnia and Herzegovina Stablefinancial sector Favourable tax and customs system Competitively priced and qualified human capital Long tradition in industrial production Favourable legal environment Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones “...Moreover the favourable tax system provides a unique advantage and a position to international investors and foreign direct investment and its one of the most significant advantages of Bosnia and Herzegovina in attracting foreign investments.” Mr. Almir Jazvin, Managing Director (Germany)

Favourable tax and custom system Tax system Unique VAT rate of 17% Corporate Income tax is 10% Personal Income Tax is 10% Favorable incentives and tax exemptions Customs system Exemption from payment of customs duties for foreign investors Customs rates 0-15% PDV in Region

Reasons to invest in Bosnia and Herzegovina Stable financial sector Competitively priced and qualified human capital Favourable tax and customs system Competitively priced and qualified human capital Favourable trade and other agreements Long tradition in industrial production Favorable legal environment Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones “...I would like to emphasise that Natron head has been one of the most successful privatisations in the country. That has happened not only because it had a very strong, determined and resourceful group head group behind it, but also because of very sincere dedicated, technically strong, workforce in the mill and in the country which delivered the right results once guided properly.” Mr. Avanash Taneja, Managing Director, Natron Hayat doo Maglaj (Turkey)

Educated & skilled Efficient, creative and innovative Foreign language spoken Price competative (in comparison to other EU countries) Competitive labour force Average net wages (EUR) in Region for 2012 Education system in B&H Number of higher education institutions 19 Number of universities 25 Faculties 117 Academies 10 Religions faculties 4 Graduates in Master of science and specialists in Doctors of science 186

Reasons to invest in Bosnia and Herzegovina Stable financial sector Low operating costs Favourable tax and customs system Competitively priced and qualified human capital Favourable trade and other agreements Low operating costs Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones “...It is important to say here that BiH has been known for its low production costs and it provides a great opportunity for the clients who seek for a good and low cost, but still great quality product. “ Mr. Jozo Miskic, Director, Bogner Edelstahl doo Vitez (Austria)

Electricity prices for industry in 2012 Operating costs – significantly lower than in EU Operating costs in Bosnia and Herzegovina  Mobile phone usage within own fixed network: 0.11€ per minute  Electricity: low tariff 0.03 €/kWh - high tariff 0.07 €/kWh  Water costs: Average price 0.43 €/m 3  Natural gas: Average price 0.46 €/m 3 Source: Agency for Statistics of BiH - Average price, June 2011  Renting production building: 2 €/m 2 – 10 €/m 2  Buying production building: 20 €/m 2 – 1,000 €/m 2  Renting office space: 4 €/m 2 – 50 €/m 2  Buying price of office space 400 €/m 2 – 3,500 €/m 2  Buying price of the land is 3 €/m 2 – 100 €/m 2  Construction cost / Industrial facility - Turn Key: €/m² Source: Real Estate Agencies

Reasons to invest in Bosnia and Herzegovina Stable financial sector Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones Favourable tax and customs system Competitively priced and qualified human capital Favourable trade and other agreements Low operating costs avourable legal environment Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones “...Here we found a very good ambiance and very good relations....also the municipality was very good with us, we have a very nice and profitable relation, we also have a nice relation with FIPA and some other kinds of important offices that we need to make this kind of investment. All of them helped us improve the investment and to bring us to make the best and to have a good feedback from each kind of relation.” Mr.Luca Cobre,Director, Hotel&Spa Medjugorje (Italy)

Natural resources and attractive investment locations and industrial zones Mining resources-estimated reserves Brown coal and lignite10x109 mill tones Iron653 mill tones Bauxite deposits120 mill tones Zinc and Lead56 mill tones Magnesite2 mill tones Forests and forestlands cover about 53% of the territory Bosnia and Herzegovina possesses significant water resources (average annual precipitation on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina is 1250 l/m2, which is some 250 l/m2 higher than the average in European countries). Greenfield location Brownfield location Privatisation process Bankruptcy opportunities Concessions Joint ventures Investment projects

Foreign companies in B&H

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