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FINANCIAL ADVISOR UM


FOR PRIVATISATION OF THE COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) GUDDU 747 MW Owned by CENTRAL POWER GENERATION COMPANY LIMITED (CPGCL)


CCPPGuddu is a 747 MW Thermal Power Plant owned by CPGCL (a GENCO). which has been approved by the Government of Pakistan for privatisation. Accordimly Privatisation Commission (PC), invites Expression of interest (EN) horn reputable Rnancial Adviser (FA) Consortiums to assist PC in the process of privatisation of thiscombined cycle Power Pent. The site of this Power Plant is in the Drstnct Kastrnom (Sind Province). located approcenately 650 KM north of Karachi. The technical configuration of plant comprises 02x 243 MW Gas Turbines and 01 x 261 MW Steam Turbine with cumulative gross capacity of 747 MIN. FAs scope of work wit be al encompassing for the execution of Ms transaction which broadly weals, but not tinted to: formulation of a suitable structunrg & divestment strategy. laolitating private sector for participation in this transaction: (ii) detailed due digence and review of CCPP Guddu 747 MW plant operations (includng its physical. financial. technical, legal. regulatory and tistitutional aspects etc.) for the purpose: (ii) anicable carving out of CCPPGuddu 747 MW from overall assets. license and corporate structure of CPGCL: (et) advise on suitable divestment options: (v) development of an appropriate transaction structure for swift implementation and execution for privatisation; (vi) preparation of an appropriate malting plan for maximum participation in the transaction: preparaton of bid documents for :dentinal* and recommendation for pre-qualification of paternal investors: and (vii) post bid evaluation and timely cbsure of the transaction. For successful completion of the transaction. the FA shall engage a muthiscipliery team of mots with proven experience in privatisation of power plants. financial restructuring, addressing legal & regulatory requirements. techrical & financial due dligence, hunan resource management etc. Interested Parties OPs). preferably Consortium led by reputable International Investment Barn are required to submit their E01 (5 copies) with the following requisite information: (i) Detailed profile including core area of expertise. management structure. contact details etc.: (ii) Overall experience of Mergers & Acquisitions and Privatisation in the last 10 years with alai of projects and clientele: (iii) Oemonstrated experience of major transactions as a Lead Adviser (locally / globaly) (iv) Specific experience related to power sector transactions (v) Ranking in internationally recognized and published league tables in power sector (vi) Brief profile of lead experts and professionals that will be engaged in relevant component of this transaction. A non-refundable processing fee of US$ 50W- (Ewe hundred US Dollar only) should be submitted along with the E01 in the form of a Bank Draft Pay Order or Barters Cheque in favor of Privatisation Commission of Pakistan (Address given below). Subsequent to the E01 evaluation. the RFP Including detailed TORs (inviting Technical and Financial proposals) will be issued to the parties as shortlisted. Selection in this regard shall be made as per Privatisation Commission (Hiring of Financial Advisers) Regulations, 2018. In accordance with Quality and Cost Based Selection (QCBS) method as set out in Procurement of Consultancy Services Regulations. 2010 issued by PPM.


The E01 should reach in the office of the Director General (Power) latest by Friday January 10, 2020 by 1530 hours.


For further information / queries please contact: Muhammad Jamil Director General (Power) Tel:+92-51-9208510 Email: dgpower@rptivatisation.gov.pk


Privatisation Commission 4th floor. Kollar Block. New Secretariat. Constitution Avenue Islamabad, Pakistan. Tel: +92-51-9205146-47 Fax: +92-52-9203076 www.privatisation.gov.pk


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