About Us...

KPS Capital Group, while investing in capital structures, has determined to avoid what is known in the developing world as the " resource curse ". This is the exploitation of a nations resources without a return to the citizens of the dividends of the blessings of their natural resources.

KPS, aggressively seeking a profit for our efforts, has found opportunities to return a dividend to a host country through a method or design by which we can enhance and stimulate a country or regions economic activity.

Many undeveloped economies cannot provide all the resources necessary to independently raise their economy to a sustained vibrancy to reach all the wants and expectations of its peoples. But with an influx of foreign investment of manufacturing, assembly and distribution the picture changes. The foreign investment may not be focused on the host country as an end user for it to greatly affect its economy. The opportunity of jobs for laborers, skilled and unskilled, and the support services that do exist in the country can give direction and impetus. The foreign investments will give the entrepreneurial spirit of the host country an outlet of expression that will stimulate the hope and drive and ambition of those who are in need of that spark of encouragement. Idealistic...yes. Realistic...probably so! And that is our hope.

We know that the success of this design needs a healthy start. And we start by not asking the host country to provide funds for our investments.

So we look first at the electrical power generation needs of the country. We identify power

generation plants to purchase and/or construct. And we want to invest in the regional or national electrical grid to make sure it is capable of receiving, transmitting and distributing the electricity that is generated. This also means making sure the amount of electricity generated and used is accounted for and proper payment is received from the end user. This revenue means we are able to provide our investors an attractive rate of return. Also, we want to use a portion of this revenue to invest back into the infrastructure of the country.

Now, it helps in the initial stages to have both airport and shipping port facilities to handle

the movement of goods and equipment coming in and going out by the manufacturing, assembly and distribution companies locating in the country. We want the foreign investment to see that all necessary supporting infrastructure is in place and ready for them.

We go in and locate and develop industrial parks that have access to usable airports and shipping ports. We may need to invest in these airports and shipping ports to make sure they are capable of handling an increasing demand by the foreign investments. And we want to make sure there are sufficient roads and rail service to connect all of this together.

We make money by investing in the electrical power plants which have the necessary and proper Power Purchase Agreements. We develop and manage the industrial parks and make money doing it. We invest money for the development or improvements required to bring the airports and shipping ports up to grade and make money doing it. We construct or improve the necessary roads and railways and maybe we make some money doing it. We construct the infrastructure needed to support these activities such as storm drains,

water and sewer treatment plants, ambulance and fire/rescue, medical facilities, initial housing and so on. We save by trading these facilities for tax advantages and also make money on them.

We receive revenue from all our investments and the more foreign investment there is adds to the value of our investments.

All of this helps to stabilize the currency which of course is an important consideration to investing.

Some regions or countries will need the full investment portfolio. Some will only need portions to help complete its initial advancement of its economy.

And with some countries the government may not be advantageous to the development of

its economy. And so we will move on elsewhere.

Our vision is to invest as we can and to hopefully assist the economy with an upward push.

We do not expect to always be able to invest in the full need of an economy. Therefore we will syndicate with other investment groups. And in some instances we will encourage other investment groups to invest independently. The more activity the more the potential for us to make money.

Without a doubt we look hard at how we will make a profit. We can't and won't invest if there is no profit picture in view. We are not a charity.

And we will not leave a " resource curse " in our wake!