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Corporate Structure

We have adopted a streamlined structure in which a Singapore Pte. Ltd. holding company controls an Indonesian PT PMA that holds the underlying assets, aligning with our opportunistic private equity real estate strategy. This setup provides the flexibility to acquire and optimize assets such as undeveloped land and properties under construction, enabling us to unlock value across different stages of the development cycle.

TKF Fund Structure

Fund Structure

We have chosen to implement a streamlined structure in order to effectively manage expenses and expedite the initiation of operations. Furthermore, the utilization of a more conventional Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) approach, whether in Indonesia or Singapore, does not permit the acquisition of undeveloped land or properties construction.
To accommodate new investors, the fund will periodically issue additional shares. The legal process of equity ownership can also be completed remotely for added convenience.

Fund Structure april2023

Maturity Fees based on performance

Fund Fees

Carried Interests Example

Carried Interest

Launch:
March 1st, 2023

Maturity:
March 31st, 2029

Minimum Investment:
USD 40,000

Distribution of Profit:

From 0% to 8%: LP: 100% / GP: 0%
From 8% to 14%: GP: 100%
From 14% to 24%: LP: 80% / GP: 20%
From 24% to ∞: LP: 65% / GP: 35%

The calculation of performance fees will be done on a pro-rata basis according to the duration of investment in the fund.

Asset Lock up Period:
Total liquidation of assets by March 31st, 2029

Properties will commence being sold during the last six months of the fund's duration, with potential extension periods if required to complete the liquidation of assets.

Fund Management Fees:
Operating Fee: - GP charges an annual 2% operating fee to cover operating expenses of the fund activities.
Acquisition Fee - 3% of the acquisition value of the asset acquired.
Asset Management Fee - 3% of the revenue from asset management activities.
Capex Management Fee - 3% from the construction value of real estate projects.
Loan Arrangement Fee - 1% of the loan volume originated. Asset Disposal Fee - 3% from asset sales proceeds value before tax.

Share Transfers:
Any proposed transfer or sale of shares prior to maturity requires ManCo prior approval, and attracts fees payable by the seller.

Carried Interests Example

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Assets & Returns Example (LP+GP)

Assumption:
USD 100.000 AUM - USD 2000 (Management fee)
= USD 98.000

Estimated IRR: 27%
LP returns: 20,55%
Zero premature withdrawal scenario

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Limited Partners Protection

High-Water Mark

What is a High-Water Mark?
High-water mark is the highest level of value reached by an investment account or portfolio. It is often used as a threshold to determine whether a fund manager can gain a performance fee.

Why does it matter to you?
Investors benefit from a high-water mark by avoiding paying performance-based bonuses for poor performance or for the same performance twice.

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Example
Assets = 100k$
Y1 NAV goes up to 150k$
Y2 NAV goes down to 80k$
Y3 NAV goes back up to 170k$

At the end of Y1, High Water Mark is 150k$
Y2 => no carried interests above the HWM so no performance fees..
Y3 => 170k$-150k$=20k$ carried interests
New HWM is now 170k$

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