Olympus Capital Asia

Mediatti Communications, Inc. (“Mediatti” or the “Company”) was formerly a cable multiple system operator (MSO), comprised of seven independent system operators with over one million homes in its franchise areas, before it merged with Jupiter Telecommunications Co (J-COM) in April 2009. In addition to traditional video services, Mediatti also offered broadband Internet and VoIP services through its cable networks. The Company was initially established as a joint venture between an investor group led by Olympus Capital Asia and Tomen Corporation, a Japanese trading company. In February 2004, Olympus Capital took over control of the company and brought in Liberty Global International (LGI), a major international cable operator, as a partner. Olympus Capital and LGI jointly sold their stake in the company to J-COM, Japan's leading MSO with over 40 systems, in 2009.

Quatrro Global Services (“Quatrro”) is an India-based business process outsourcing (“BPO”) company, led by Raman Roy, who is widely acknowledged as one of the founders of the Indian BPO industry. Having set up three of the leading conventional BPO businesses in India, Raman and the Quatrro team target the complex needs of mid-sized banks, smaller corporates and SMEs, in addition to Fortune 500 clients. Quatrro has pioneered and successfully deployed an IT platform plus services model across its offerings, which includes finance & accounting (including a set of platform based offerings for Franchisees/SMEs), risk management & mortgage processing services (including fraud detection & prevention, online monitoring, card processing, etc.) and remote technical support for SMEs and small home offices.

Olympus Capital Asia, along with two investment partners, established Verdaine Investments Limited (“Verdaine”) as an acquisition vehicle for palm oil assets in Indonesia. Verdaine manages approximately 50,000 hectares of palm oil plantations, primarily operating assets in Sumatra.

Zhaoheng Hydropower Holdings Limited (“Zhaoheng” or the “Company”), through its wholly-owned subsidiaries in mainland China, is engaged in the generation and supply of hydropower in China. The Company focuses on hydropower stations with an installed capacity of between 10-100 MW and currently controls and operates over sixty assets across multiple provinces in China, with a total installed equity-adjusted capacity of over 1,100 MW.