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August 2014 3 Company Update 11

Key company highlights 1 Fully-integrated real estate investment company with significant scale in our core market 2 Well-positioned in a favourable macroeconomic and attractive real estate environment 3 High quality commercial real estate portfolio in attractive Bucharest locations 4 Robust rental income and cash flow growth 5 Large and diversified international and creditworthy tenant base 6 Experienced senior management team supported by local integrated operating platform 2 2

1 Fully-integrated real estate investment company with significant scale in our core market Fully-integrated platform with scale in the fragmented Bucharest office market with proven capabilities in leasing out substantial space in a short time frame 1 Turn-key solutions, tailored to tenant s needs GWI cumulative leased space by month sqm Office Retail Industrial¹ Industrial¹ (tenant's option) 200 >175k 2 3 Significant scale in a fragmented segment Single counterparty for tenants Trusted real estate advisor for tenants 150 100 50 4 Depth and breadth of market knowledge 0 Apr-13 Jun-13 Aug-13 Oct-13 Dec-13 Feb-14 Apr-14 Jun-14 ¹ Include expansions that tenants of the TAP asset are entitled to exercise under their lease agreements 3 3

2 Romania is a large CEE country with solid economic fundamentals and a legal environment favourable to investors Strong macroeconomic fundamentals GDP growth above the CEE average Favourable environment for real estate investments One of the lowest cost of labour in the EU 2.3% Romania CEE EU 3.5% 3.1% Forecast 3.8% USD per hour, 2013 data 18.7 0.7% 12.4 12.0 11.7 10.6 9.3 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 5.4 5.2 4.4 Low unemployment (2013) Low Public debt / GDP (2013) 5.7% 10.5% 10.9% Romania CEE EU 88.4% 36.8% 49.4% Greece Portugal Czech Republic High quality infrastructure Poland Slovakia Hungary Bulgaria Romania Turkey Modern regulation Stable currency (RON/EUR) Romania CEE EU Forecast 4.5 4.4 4.5 4.4 4.2 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Increasing highway network Modern metro system in Bucharest Further improved certainty of property rights Further protection of landlord Source: Economist Intelligence Unit 4 4

2 A comprehensive program of subsidies from both the national government and the EU provides substantial support to FDIs in Romania A successful track record of absorption of funds... Increase of reimbursements from the EU in 2013 compared to the 2008-2012 period²...position Romania as a top FDI destination Increasing FDI flow ($bn)... 120% 100% 80% 60% Romania, a European leader 4.9 3.2 2.6 2.6 3.6 5.0 5.0 40% 20% 0% RO IT GR NL MTBG HU CZ PT FR SE PL LV EE DE SI LU LT AT DK CY ES SK BE FI IE UK 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015... from blue-chip internationals¹...and significant new funding planned for 2014 2020 43bn of funding for 2014 2020 with multiple objectives Long term commitment to the country is a pre-requisite to access the subsidies Technological development Shift towards low-carbon economy Sustainable transportation Access and use of quality information Education, skills and lifelong learning Promoting employment and labour mobility Source: Ministry of European Funds of Romania; EIU 1 Example of 10 blue-chip multinationals investing in Romania leveraging on the public incentives 5 ² RO: Romania, IT: Italy, GR: Greece, NL: The Netherlands, MT: Malta, BG: Bulgaria, HU: Hungary, CZ: Czech Republic, PT: Portugal, FR: France, SE: Sweden, PL: Poland, LV: Latvia, EE: Estonia, DE: Germany, SI: Slovenia, LU: Luxembourg, LT: Lithuania, AT: Austria, DK: Denmark, CY: Cyprus, ES: Spain, SK: Slovakia, BE: Belgium, FI: Finland, IE: Ireland, UK: United Kingdom 5

2 Favorable market dynamics position Romania among the most attractive real estate markets in the CEE region Structural supply/demand imbalance for commercial space in Bucharest... 000, Sqm 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 Supply Demand 06A 07A 08A 09A 10A 11A 12A 13A...with over 50% of the take up comprising new occupation / pre-leases Demand by type of transactions, 2013 Renewal / renegotiation 38% Expansion 11% Pre-leases 9% New occupation 42% Demand for high quality modern office space exceeding the supply over the last few years Majority of take-up is comprised of new occupation and pre-leases, benefiting from the favourable fundamentals for real estate operators / developers Bucharest has one of the most attractive return profiles in the region Office yields in various cities 6.0% 6.3% 7.3% 7.5% 8.3% 9.0% One of the most attractive return profiles in the region with the second highest yields Warsaw Prague Bratislava Budapest Bucharest Sofia Significant supply / demand imbalance recorded over the last few years from strong multinationals tenants demand and limited new developments, coupled with superior yields compared to other CEE capitals, and room for potential significant appreciation Source: Knight Frank, CBRE; 6 6

3 Globalworth benefits from a high quality portfolio in the most attractive Bucharest locations Majority of the portfolio located in the New CBD Newest and highest quality assets district Lower vacancy rates and higher rental levels Most sought after area for commercial real estate Excellent infrastructure access Herastrau1 TCI Bucharest One BOB BOC Globalworth Campus New CBD area Upground Towers Majority of Globalworth s portfolio i s located in the new business centre of Bucharest, New CBD The portfolio provides top quality assets that are in high demand in this sought-after district Attractive, modern, recent office stock benefitting from the immediate proximity to infrastructure (metro, tram, bus, road) as well as facing main streets Proximity to both national and international airports, natural attractions (parks, lakes), affluent residential clusters, and a new fully-leased mall create an environment conducive to a fast growing business centre TCI is a landmark asset in the historical CBD area, being the second tallest office tower in the country Excellent infrastructure access (metro, tram, bus, road) in the heart of Bucharest Overlooks Romanian central government buildings and ministries Immediate access to a large park City offices 7 Newly refurbished office stock in the South of the city centre, only two metro stops away from the heart of Bucharest, in a residential area where such stock is scarce Excellent infrastructure access (metro, tram, bus, road) 7

million 3 with significant value growth potential GAV upon completion¹ GAV bridge to value upon completion¹ 30% Total GAV: 887mm 1,000 Total uplift on currently owned portfolio: 355mm 900 887 25% 800 185 20% 700 702 18% 600 532 170 15% 500 97 10% 12% 400 8% 7% 5% 5% 300 200 435 0% 3% 100 - Today Remaining development cost Current portfolio including development costs Mark to market uplift Total GAV (at compeltion) ¹ Based on average appraised valuation as per Coldwell Banker and CBRE appraisals as of June 2014. Excludes Floreasca 1 asset which is in the process of being sold. 8 8

4 Robust rental income and cash flow growth Acquisition & Development Cost NOI ( m) Asset Name Status Investment Cost YTD ( m) 1 Remaining Development Cost ( m) Acq./Dev.Cost ( m) Current / Contracted 2 Q1 15(E) Q1 16(E) NOI Yield 3 BOB Completed 42.0-42.0 3.3 3.9 4.0 9.5% BOC Completed 110.0-110.0 9.7 10.5 10.8 9.8% Upground Towers Completed 58.0-58.0 2.8 4.8 5.1 8.7% TCI Completed 58.0-58.0 4.7 5.0 5.2 8.9% City Offices Completed/ Redevelopment 40.7 2.8 43.5 2.0 5.4 6.6 15.3% TAP 4 Completed/Development 18.3 16.6 34.8 3.0 3.4 3.7 10.6% Herastrau 1 Development 6.0 14.0 20.0 - - 2.7 13.6% Globalworth Campus Development 17.8 80.3 98.0 4.2 4.2 18.9 19.2% Bucharest One Development 36.7 63.3 100.0 5.1 5.1 12.0 12.0.% TOTAL REAL ESTATE 387.4 176.9 564.3 34.9 42.6 69.0 12.2% Asset Manager Operations 15.0-15.0 2.7 2.7 2.7 18.0% TOTAL GWI 402.4 176.9 579.3 37.6 45.3 71.7 12.4% ¹ Investment Cost YTD, represents the total acquisition cost and subsequent capex spent by GWI on each investment. 2 Contracted rent includes the pre-letting for Globalworth Campus, Bucharest One which are expected to be completed in Q1/2016 as well as c. 1.6m and 1.1m of pre-lettings associated will with TAP and City offices which are expected to be delivered in Q1/2015 and Q4/2014 respectively. 3 NOI yield based on Acquisition and Development Cost and Q1 16E NOI per property. 4 Remaining development for TAP includes c. 10.8m relating to the construction cost for the light industrial premises leased 9 to Continental to be delivered in Q1 2015 and the costs for the second phase of development of Valeo and Continental 9

4...supported by triple-net lease terms, secure and visible cash flows Predictable, stable cash flows 1 Expenses covered by tenants secured on a long term basis Approximately 78% of the leases expire in or after 2020 Tax Insurance Maintenance Triple net lease 78% 2 Euro-denominated, matching debt currency leases Interest Rent 3 Inflation-indexed leases 4 Not material exposure to local currency Building contracts Management Few local employees RON 6% 5% 5% 1% 2% 3% 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 >2020 Note: Lease expiry based on contracted commercial rental income and calculated on full lease life, not on first break date 10 10

4 and by favourable contracts terms in development projects ensuring protection against cost over-run and unexpected project delays The turn-key contracts with contractors provide the highest protection to GWI and no space for downside cash flow exposure GWI selects best-in-class contractors with a solid track-record Risk of cost over-run Risk of delays in the delivery Risk of defects External credit support Leverage over the constructor Turn-key contracts Deviations from pre-agreed specifics and price covered by the contractor Delivery date of the building contractually agreed Penalties to the contractor for delayed delivery of space Work to rectify deviations from contracted specifications covered by the contractor Bank guarantees enhance the constructor s credit worthiness, covering against: Cost over-run Delays-related penalties Defects Retention mechanism A certain % retained on all interim payments to the constructor as form of guarantee, paid upon satisfactory completion Bog Art example Strong track record Built the award winning Unicredit Tower High reputation Best constructor of the year 2013 (Construction & Investment Journal) In depth local knowledge Conservative, favourable contract features and partnerships with best-in-class contractors reinforce GWI s track record of assets delivered on time, 11 with no material defects 11

5 Attracting high quality, diversified tenants from around the world A highly diversified tenants base both by country of origin Belgium South Africa 4% 3% France 5% Greece 7% USA 12% UK 14% Italy 2% Other 10% Romania 20% Germany 23% Other 65% State / Government 35% and by business sector Based on annualized contracted rental income as of June 30, 2014 Based on annualized contracted rental income as of June 30, 2014 80% international tenants 12 Oil&Gas 2% Utilities 2% Accounting 3% Government 4% Other 21% Conglomerate 5% Services 8% Technology 12% Telecom 24% Financial 19% 12

6 A top management with unique track record in the real estate sector Ioannis Papalekas Founder & CEO Andreas Papadopoulos CFO Dimitris Raptis Deputy CEO / CIO Adrian Dănoiu COO Stan Andre Deputy CIO Stamatis Sapkas Investment Director Legal Department (2 people) Finance and Accounting (11 people) Investments (2 people) Project Management (7 people) Commercial Sales & Leasing Marketing (6 people) Administrative and Human Resources (8 people) IT&C (2 people) Project Development & Facility Management (6 people) Experienced top management leading a successful investment team of 40+ professionals 13 13

6 and a clear, proven strategy Clear, focused strategic guidelines with a proven investment strategy Key Sector Commercial real estate assets 1 Arbitrage between the acquisition, development and management of new commercial assets, and of existing distressed / underperforming / mispriced assets that can be transitioned into high quality properties Key Region Romania, Bucharest area in particular 2 Total investment cost at an attractive discount to third party appraisal value, offering capital appreciation potential Key Tenants Multinational corporations and financial institutions 3 High quality tenant pre-lettings drive the success of the developments Key Terms Attractive long-term lease terms, EUR denominated, triple-net, inflation linked 4 Focus on CF from triple-net leases, offering attractive yields A conservative, proven strategy generating attractive risk-adjusted returns, made up of a combination of yield and capital appreciation, by investing in a diversified, internally managed portfolio of properties 14 14

Appendix Assets profiles 15 15

Current Portfolio Standing assets BOC 16 16

Current Portfolio Standing assets BOC BOC Description Class A office building completed in 2009, located in the Northern part of Bucharest on Dimitrie Pompeiu area Offers 57,607sqm (GLA) on 8 floors above ground and 895 parking spaces Part of a wider building complex developed by the Founder between 2006 and 2011 which includes BOB and Upground Towers Tenants Stats GLA / Current Value 57,607sqm / 136mm Contracted occupancy 95.6% Remaining lease length to expiration 6.4 years Parking indoor/outdoor 842 / 53 Note: GLA refers to commercial and residential space; Average rent refers to ERV of commercial space 17 17

Current Portfolio Standing assets BOB 18 18

Current Portfolio Standing assets BOB BOB Description Class A office building, completed in 2008, located in the Northern part of Bucharest on Dimitrie Pompeiu area Offers 22,391sqm (GLA) on 7 floors above ground and 161 parking spaces Part of a wider building complex developed by the Founder between 2006 and 2011 which includes BOC and Upground Towers Tenants Stats GLA / Current Value 22,391sqm / 48mm Contracted occupancy 86.5% Remaining lease length to expiration 5.8 years Parking spaces 161 Note: GLA refers to commercial and residential space; Average rent refers to ERV of commercial space 19 19

Current Portfolio Standing assets TCI 20 20

Current Portfolio Standing assets TCI TCI Description Landmark class A building completed in 2012 centrally located in Bucharest s Historical CBD area at Victoriei Square Consists of two interconnected buildings and is currently the 2 nd tallest building in Bucharest. Comprises 22,228sqm GLA extending over 26 floors above ground Tenants Stats GLA / Current Value 22,228sqm / 73mm Contracted occupancy 97.3% Ministry of European funds Remaining lease length to expiration 4.9 years Parking indoor/outdoor 130 / 74 Note: GLA refers to commercial and residential space; Average rent refers to ERV of commercial space 21 21

Current Portfolio Standing assets City Offices 22 22

Current Portfolio Standing assets City Offices City offices Description Mixed-use property comprising of two connected buildings, a Commercial Building and a Multilevel Parking (1,019 spaces) Located at the southern part of Bucharest in the densely populated area of Eroii Revolutiei Former retail mall recently re-developed/re-positioned to its current use with construction works expected to be completed in 2014 Tenants Stats GLA / Current Value 32,024sqm / 57mm Contracted occupancy 32.0% Remaining lease length to expiration 7.2 years Parking spaces 1,019 (all indoor) Note: GLA refers to commercial and residential space; Average rent refers to ERV of commercial space 23 23

Current Portfolio Standing assets Upground Towers 24 24

Current Portfolio Standing assets Upground Towers Upground Towers Description Modern residential complex located in the Northern part of Bucharest on Fabrica de Glucoza Street The complex was completed in 2009 and Globalworth currently owns 446 residential units (in 2 towers of 17 floors each), retail space of 6,589sqm and 618 parking spaces Tenants Stats GLA / Current Value 67,493 sqm / 106mm Contracted occupancy 95.0% (Retail) / 51.9% (Residential) Remaining lease length to expiration 10.2 years Parking indoor/outdoor 563 / 55 Note: GLA refers to commercial and residential space; Average rent refers to ERV of commercial space; 1 Refers to retail 25 25

Current Portfolio Assets under completion Bucharest One 26 26

Current Portfolio Assets under completion Bucharest One Bucharest One Description Flagship office development project under construction in the northern part of Bucharest in the Floreasca/Barbu Vacarescu area Upon completion, the building will be the second tallest tower in Bucharest, offering 53,923 sqm GLA over 23 floors above ground Development expected to be completed by Q4 2015 Tenants Stats GLA / Current Value 53,923sqm / 55mm Contracted occupancy 44.1% Remaining lease length to expiration 9.8 years Parking indoor/ outdoor 528 / 219 Note: GLA refers to commercial and residential space; Average rent refers to ERV of commercial space 27 27

Current Portfolio Assets under completion Globalworth Campus 28 28

Current Portfolio Assets under completion Globalworth Campus Globalworth Campus Description Globalworth Campus project is set to become upon completion one of the largest business parks in Romania offers 105,000sqm (GLA) and 1,500 parking spaces Unique development to be constructed on top of one of the busiest metro stations in Bucharest Development of three towers, one in advanced stage of negotiations with a large multinational tenant for approx. 25,000sqm, offering office and retail space Tenants Stats Advanced stage of negotiations with a large multinational tenant for approx. 25,000sqm GLA / Current Value 105,000sqm / 29mm Contracted occupancy 23.8% Remaining lease length to expiration 10.0 years Parking spaces 1,500 Note: GLA refers to commercial and residential space; Average rent refers to ERV of commercial space 29 29

Current Portfolio Assets under completion Herastrau 1 30 30

Current Portfolio Assets under completion Herastrau 1 Herastrau 1 Description Herastrau 1 is an office development project to be constructed in the northern part of Bucharest on Nordului Road across from Herastrau Park Most of the site was acquired out of insolvency in 2012 The building is expected to have seven floors above ground The development is currently at conceptual phase and is expected to be completed in 2016 Tenants Stats Currently under negotiation with potential tenants GLA / Current Value Contracted occupancy Remaining lease length to expiration 12,166 sqm / 7mm n.m. n.m. Parking spaces 132 (all indoor) Note: GLA refers to commercial and residential space; Average rent refers to ERV of commercial space 31 31

Current Portfolio Timisoara Airport Park 32 32

Current Portfolio Timisoara Airport Park Timisoara Airport Park (TAP) Description Industrial project located in the North-East of Timisoara in the vicinity of the international airport Benefits of easy access towards the 4th European Corridor Comprises of one logistics warehouse leased to Valeo (completed, 27,474 sqm) and a second leased to Continental (development, 45,361 sqm), both on long term contracts Both Valeo and Continetal have the option to further expand in the property with additional warehouses to be developed upon exercise of this option (40,503 sqm) New phases would be 100% pre-let Tenants Stats GLA / Current Value 72,835 sqm / 21mm Contracted occupancy 100.0% Remaining lease length to expiration Parking indoor/outdoor 13.0 Outdoor area leased / used as parking Note: GLA refers to commercial and residential space; Average rent refers to ERV of commercial space 33 33