1. GREENE CONSULTING ENGINEERS (PTY) LTD 14 January 2014

2. SYMTECH – SIMBA PC50 LIFT SUB-CONTRACTOR TM 4579 PROJECT

3. Financial management

4. MOMA SANDS EXPANSION PROJECT Project Value: US$380 million Civil and structural engineering design for new mining infrastructure Access, haul and construction roads Lay down area Dry dock - assembly pit Platform and conveyor tunnel for stacking Camp area expansion Sewer package plants Wet high intensity magnetic separation (WHIMS) WHIMS, water retention and slimes dam

7. Civil engineering project: Stormwater management Pollution control dam Co-disposal facility MASHALA RESOURCES CO-DISPOSAL FACILITY

8. FS DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION – ASIDI PROJECTS CATEGORY C - FARM SCHOOLS Project Value: R22 million Project Completed: 2012 Implementing and monitoring of identified infrastructure projects (electricity, water and sanitation)

9. EXXARO: LEEUWPAN COAL MINE Project Value: R6 million Project Completed: 2009 Civil and structural engineering design for mining infrastructure and construction supervision

10. EXXARO: MATLA CONVEYORS Civil and structural engineering design for mining infrastructure 1.Tail end chute support tower 2.Tail end transfer tower 3.Metal bypass conveyor

11. KELLOGG SPRINGS: IMPILO ENTSHA PROJECT Project Value: R118 million Projected Completion: 2011 Project management, civil and structural design and construction supervision

12. ACUCAREIRA DE XINAVANE S.A.R.L. : JE968 - XINAVANE 380TCH FACTORY EXPANSION PROJECT (MOZAMBIQUE) Project Value: R115 million Project Completed: 2010 Civil and structural design, project management, contract administration and site supervision

13. HOWDEN: PAARDEKRAAL Project Value: R1.8 million Project Completed: 2010 Design, construction and supervision for the casting of two main vent fans foundations HOWDEN: PAARDEKRAAL Project Value: R1.8 million Project Completed: 2010 Design, construction and supervision for the casting of two main vent fans foundations

14. CONTINENTAL COAL - MASHALA COAL MINE – ERMELO Civil engineering project: Stormwater management Pollution control dam Co-disposal facility

15. EXPANDED PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMME – TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND TRAINING FACILITATION SUPPORT SERVICES Project Value: R53,7 million Project Completed: 2010 Technical support to Municipalities and Provincial Departments in the implementing of EPWP Guidelines in projects identified as EPWP in the infrastructure sector. The Training Facilitation Support team task liaise with the Department of Labour officials to ensure beneficiary training on the projects

16. CANELAND TRUST: ADAPTATION STRATEGY FOR SUGAR PROTOCOL COUNTRIES (ZIMBABWE) Project Value: US$44,5 million Projected Completion: 2011 Feasibility study - Makwasine dam, Mukuzi dam and Manjirenji dam Scoping study for the construction of the Mkwasine and Mukazi dams Upgrade/raising of the Manjirenji dam wall

17. KELLOGG ASIA PACIFIC – FOOD SAFETY AUDITS Project Value: US $44.6 million Projected Completion: 2012 Status Quo report summarizes the inventory of facilities and installations, together with defects, repair work and preventative maintenance work to be performed as well as a review of the hygiene zoning, compliance and corrective actions to be implemented. The cost estimate for the nine (9) plants is $44,679,988. This is an average cost of $258 per m².

18. KELLOGG - INDIA - VALARCHI PROJECT The total preliminary construction cost estimate (US$), including professional consultancy fees, for the construction of the new factory (excluding production and packaging equipment) is $21,927,168 (including taxes). This amount includes all Civil, Building and Structural Steel work as well as the Mechanical, Electrical and Electronic installation The new Kellogg production facility in India will be located at the Sri City Industrial Development, close to Chennai, on 78,800 m² of property.

19. Ticker saving estimate The above Ticker Saving calculation is a cost comparison between the original and final approved 2nd enabling cost estimate. The reduction in cost was achieved through various efforts to value engineer the solutions considered as well as considering alternative technologies not compromising on people and food safety. Below follows a brief description of how this cost reduction was achieved.

20. Ground breaking ceremony