Harnessing the Energy of Sun

Solar Profile

2016

• Leading Power Solutions Provider

• 7 decades in existence

• Over 1 million sq. ft. of combined manufacturing space

• Over 2000 employees pan India

• 4 products manufacturing plants

• 3 grid connected land based solar power plants

• Global Training Centre and 2 Service Centers

• 22 offices in India

• Overseas Offices in Nepal, Bangladesh & Singapore

• Upcoming office in Dubai

General Overview

Core Values

Build enduring

relationships

Proactive

Passionate about excellence

Trendsetter Drive

Execution

Growth Story

USD Millions

INR Cr.

690744

864

1002

1230 1176

1452 1475 1450

1800

2500

(Projected)

Genset Plant -Kalsar

Jakson’s Infrastructure

Genset Plant(EoU)

–Jammu

Solar Plant – Gr. Noida Corporate Office-NoidaGTC & Service Center– Gr. Noida

Genset Plant(EoU)

–Jammu

Our Solar Business

Solar IPPsSolar EPC &

Components

Solar Products &

Systems

• Selling power to Govt.

entities and private

customers through long

term PPAs

• Turnkey EPC for Utility

scale & Rooftop power

plants

• On-grid & Off-grid solar

systems

• PV plant components

• Portfolio of innovative

solar products

• Mini/Micro Grids

• Solar Pumping Systems

• Solar Street Lighting

Systems

Current Land Based IPP’s - 60 MW• 20 MW Solar Power Plant in Bap, Rajasthan in operation

since March 2012

• 10 MW Solar Plant in Uttar Pradesh in operation since

March, 2015

• 30 MW Solar plant in UP . Plant to be commissioned by

October, 2016

Current Rooftop IPP’s - 6.650 MW•200kWp in Shriram Properties, Chennai

•250 kWp for Delhi Metro Rail Corporation

•100kWp for Airport Authority of India, Raipur

•150kWp for Maharashtra Sadan,Delhi

•100kWp for UPSC,Delhi

•200kWp for Nirman Bhawan,Delhi

•250kWp for Shastri Bhawan,Delhi

•400kWp for Yamuna Sports Complex,Delhi

•5MWp Declared L1 for CPWD, Delhi

Plan to own 200 MW solar power plants in three years

* Bap, Rajasthan

Launch of 10 MW Solar Power Plant at

Lalitpur UP

Solar IPP

Solar EPC-Projects Executed/under Execution

F. Y. Land-based Rooftop Turnover(Cr.)

2011-12 1.05 MWp - 11

2012-13 23.0 MWp 220 KWp 152

2013-14 10 MWp 580 KWp 38

2014-15 33.5 MWp 3 MWp 130

2015-16126 MWp under

execution

14 MWp under

execution

800 Cr orders in hand

under execution

65MWp Declared

L1 (for 65MW NTPC)

5MWp Declared L1

for CPWD400

TOTAL 258.55MWp 22.8 MWp 1531

2016-17 Expected Turnover 1000Cr. Approx

MW Order Under Execution

Sr. No. Customer Capacity Location

1. Punjlloyd 21 MW Punjab

2. Oasis 3 MW Punjab

3. Pinnacle 5 MW UP

4. Green Urja 30 MW UP

5. BPCL 4 MW MP

6. KSEB 2 MW Kerala

7. KSEB 1 MW Kerala

8. SECI 50MW KERALA

9. Vishakhapatnam Port Trust 10 MW Andhra Pradesh

Total (MW) 126 MW

Rooftop Order Under ExecutionSr. No. Customer Capacity in KWp Location

1. Maharashtra Sadan 150 Delhi

2. UPSC 100 Delhi

3. Nirman Bhawan 200 Delhi

4. Shastri Bhawan 250 Delhi

5. Yamuna Sports Complex 400 Delhi

6. PTC 500 Lucknow

7. Haldiram 500 Noida

8. Haldiram 225 Noida

9. IFFCO 635 Allahabad

10. CREST 1130 Chandigarh

11. RRECL 860 Rajasthan

Rooftop Order Under ExecutionSr. No. Customer Capacity in KWp Location

12. IOCL 200 Gujarat

13. SECI 2500 UP & Haryana

14 Adani 560 Rajasthan & Gujarat

15 PEDA 500 Punjab

16 UPNEDA 1475 Uttar Pradesh

17 TATA DDL 1000 Delhi

18 Railways 160 Jodhpur

19 KSEB 1320 Kerala

20 AAI 600 Varanasi

21 IROAF 145 Delhi

22 CPWD 5000 Delhi

Total 18410 KWp

Solar EPC & Components- Projects

Executed/Under Execution

Solar Plant Components

F. YEAR SISS SCB MMS

2012-13 35 MW 40 MW

2013-14 41 MW 30 MW

2014-15 60 MW 50 MW 10 MW

2015-16 100 MW 400 MW 60 MW

Total 236 MW 520 MW 70 MW

Solar Products & Systems Work

Experience

S. No. Client Name Location Capacity Project Type StatusProject value

(In Cr)

1 MPUVNL MP 674 KWp Solar Power Plant Completed 13.7

2 UPNEDA UP 32 NOs Solar Power Plant with Solar Pumping System Completed 0.86

3 Shiv Nadar University UP 2Nos Solar Water Pump & Solar Street Lights Completed 0.07

4 DPS Hazaribag Jharkhand 10kWp Solar Power Plant Completed 0.98

5 SBBJ, Jaipur Rajasthan 20kWp Solar Power Plant Completed 0.16

6 Baripatha Odisha 1kWp FSG, Solar Home Lighting System Completed

7 Cummins , Pune Maharashtra 50LPH Solar Water Purification System Ongoing 0.44

8 UPNEDA UP 186 Nos Solar Power Plant with Solar Pumping System Ongoing 5.01

Solar Products & Systems

Work Experience

S. No. Client Name Location Capacity Project Type StatusProject value

(In Cr)

9 TEDA TN 3684 Nos Solar Home Lighting System Ongoing 8.08

10 DGVCL Gujarat 1237 Nos Solar Home Lighting System Ongoing 4.84

11 PEDA Punjab 200 Nos Solar Power Pack Ongoing 1.20

12 TWIF A/c BHEL UP 50LPH Solar Water Purification System Completed 0.02

13 ENVIRON ENERGY UP 50LPH Solar Water Purification System Completed 0.16

14 SU-KAM UP 50LPH Solar Water Purification System Completed 0.10

15AUTHORIZED CHANNEL

PARTNERUP VARIOUS

Solar Modules/Home Lighting Systems/Solar

Generator/RO systems/Street Lights etc. for

Retail Market

Completed 8.86

Total Order Value 44.48

Mr. Akhilesh Yadav, Chief Minister Uttar Pradesh with Mr. Satish Kumar

Gupta Chairman, Jakson Group at the inauguration of our Lalitpur Plant

on 7th May 2015.

Mr. B.K Agarwal, Chief Administrative Officer of Indian Railway

Organization of Alternate Fuels exchanging MOU with Mr. Ashish Sethi -

Director Solar Business - Jakson Engineers Limited for implementing the

Solar Systems in Diesel Electric Multiple Units.

Mr. MT Krishna Babu, Chairman Visakhapatnam Port Trust exchanging

MOU for 10 MW Solar Power Plant at their facilities with Mr. C Pradeep

Kumar - Jakson Engineers Limited.

Accolades

Jakson Group received of “ Best in Solar Power - India ” APAC Insider

Business Award for 2015.

Accolades

Jakson assists village, Baripatha to become first 100% solar powered village in Odisha

News in "The Times Of India"

Odisha gets its 1st 100% solar-powered villageJaideep Mazumdar,TNN | Oct 4, 2015, 06.00 AM IST

The project has put individual solar units with two lamps in each of the village's 61 households. (TOI photo)BARIPATHA (Odisha): October 2 this year marked a life-changing transition for the 350-odd dwellers of Baripatha, a tribal village about 25 km southwest of Bhubaneswar. It made history by becoming the first village in the state to be powered entirely by solar energy.Many solar projects elsewhere in the country have floundered and failed but Baripatha is different. Its model is low-cost, low-maintenance and community-owned - elements that are missing in other solar-powered projects. "This model can be replicated all over Odisha to provide power to its nearly 3,900 villages," says senior IPS officer Joydeep Nayak, the prime mover behind this initiative.

The Rs 7-lakh project, co-funded by ECCO Electronics (a solar products manufacturer) and Jakson Group (a diversified power solutions provider), has put individual solar units with two lamps in each of the village's 61 households, along with a central one-kilowatt unit that powers eight street lamps, and an LED television set and a TV set-top box for the community centre.

"Till now, in all rural solar projects, central units would supply power to households. Often, the exposed cables would be tapped by some, while others would draw more than their shares. This would cause the central unit to overload and trip," says Jakson's executive vice-president Sandip Ghosh. By providing individual units to each household, these problems have been resolved."The entire village has been involved in the planning and execution. Village mukia Narayan Hisa along with a local ITI diploma holder, Epil Kumar Singh, are responsible for the maintenance," says ECCO CEO Vivek Bihani. "The only maintenance required is regular cleaning of the solar panels and, in case of the central unit, ensuring that the water levels in the batteries are at the optimum mark. It is actually zero-maintenance."Two multipurpose LED lamps were handed over to each household on Friday by NALCO chairman and managing director T K Chand and various state officials. "They cost Rs 2,650 and Rs 1,750 each and villagers can get them on easy instalments through micro-finance," says Bihani. Nayak says NALCO and other companies are willing to subsidize these lamps as part of their CSR.The central solar unit has eight big panels that can be folded in just two minutes to protect them from cyclones and high-speed winds that hit Odisha frequently. This central unit can also operate a one-horsepower irrigation pump.

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