Limak Holding

Limak Construction, has successfully completed many major projects of over $ 6,5 billion in total value including airports, ports, dams, irrigation systems, highways, hydroelectric power plants, industrial plants, oil and gas pipelines, building complexes, hotels and resorts. It is ranked in the world's largest international construction companies list of Engineering News Record Magazine. The Istanbul New Airport Project, the 1915 Canakkale Bridge and the Malkara-Canakkale Motorway in Turkey and Kuwait International Airport, Dakar Blaise-Diagne International Airport projects in Senegal are among the many projects currently undertaken. Limak Tourism Group which owns one of the biggest hotel chains in Turkey is growing sustainably and increasing its contribution to the Turkish economy and Turkey's global representation. Currently Limak Tourism Group owns and operates Limra, Arcadia, Lara, Atlantis Hotels in Antalya, Ambassadore Hotel in Ankara, Eurasia Hotel in Istanbul, Thermal Hotel in Yalova and continues its investment in Cyprus. Limak Cement is Turkey's second largest cement producer with 11 cement factories, 23 ready-mixed concrete plants and an annual cement production capacity of 15.6 million tons. Limak Cement also has two important investments in Africa, Mozambique Grinding and Packing Plant has been in operation, and the Grinding-Packing and Ready Mixed Concrete Plant in Ivory Coast is scheduled to go into operation this year. Limkon, the representative of Limak Group of Companies in the food sector continues its successful line in the sector by processing fruit juice concentrate, fruit pulp, tomato paste production and all kinds of fruit based products at its facility in Adana. Limak Energy, is active in the whole energy value chain including electricity generation, distribution, sales and trading. Under its strategic targets, Limak Energy continues to develop new projects in order to reach 5000 MW generation capacity. In addition to the 7 hydroelectric power plants in operation, there are two hydroelectric power plants in Ankara and Eskiehir, geothermal power plant in Denizli and solar energy projects in Konya and Isparta in the planning phase. Upon completion of these projects, the renewable energy installed power will be approximately 930 MW and the HEPP installed power will be 900 MW. Adding the 1,186 MW installed power Hamitabat Natural Gas Combined Cycle Power Plant, which is the first natural gas combined cycle power plant in Turkey, to its portfolio in 2013, in order to further reinforce availability in production, the group has quickly started the investment operations to increase plant efficiency to the highest level at this facility. Lignite and imported coal power plants constitute another important leg of source diversity. At the end of 2014, the Kemerköy and Yeniköy thermal power plants with a total installed power of 1,065 MW have been taken over. Limak Energy, is also one of the leading companies in the electricity distribution sector, with 16.5 billion kWh electricity distributed to 3.5 million subscribers by Uluda Electricity Distribution in Turkey and Kosovo Electricity Distribution Companies abroad. At the same time in the energy trade, with 7 billion kWh annual trade volume, it is one of the pioneer and the most innovative companies of the sector. Limak has transferred its achievement gained through the construction and management of Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen International Airport to Pristina Adem Yasari International Airport and