1. CORPORATE PRESENTATION June, 2009

3. Leadership role in several industries

4. National and international presence

5. Corporate Governance

6. Financial soundness

7. Results-oriented culture

8. Capital disciplineMain Businesses Premier Listed Companies Real Estate Development Steel Energy Generation & Distribution Highway Concessions Shoes & Sportswear 66% 34% Denim (Jeans) Financial Institutional Holding Aluminum Private-Held Companies 100% Special Purpose Companies Cement Civil Works

9. Market Potential 3 Capital markets sponsorship THE BRAZILIAN REAL ESTATE SECTOR VIRTUOUS CYCLE Market Potential Vast, cheaper than usual financing Macroeconomic conditions and governmental support

10. 4 Business Model 1 2 3

15. Presence where Brazil’s GDP is concentrated

16. 17 urban areas pre-selected– entrance on new markets depends on business opportunities

17. Establishment of regional offices for greater operational efficiencyMG ES SP RJ PR

20. Fully Integrated Business Model: development, construction and sales

21. Geographical Focus: influence area of major cities in the country-side of São Paulo

23. Construction Contracted at Maximum Guaranteed Price (PMG)

24. Third-party brokerage structure

26. High capital needs, Sophisticated and complex construction projects

27. High technology - Sustainability

30. Proven Track Record

31. High quality Land Bank

32. Strong network with CEF and others financial institutions

33. OVER 100,000 UNITS BUILT AND DELIVEREDHistorical PSV Launched (R$ MM) Units Launched in 2006* 4,600 2,987 1,853 TENDA MRV HM ENGENHARIA * Source: Companies Prospects

34. HM Engenharia 11

35. CCDI Other Projects

36. 13 ResidentialProjects “Arquitetura de Morar” projects represent R$420.6million in PSV launched

37. 14 Economic Segments CCDI launched 12 economic projects; PSV of R$450.8 million Sold out 868 units in 50 days! First project of HM and CCDI as partners

38. 15 Other Commercial CCDI develops small office buildings, with huge sales success

40. 19 km (11.8 miles) from downtown São Paulo

41. Ample, easy, fast access (CPTM “A”-line train and major highways)

42. Potential Sales Volume: from R$ 2.5 billion to R$ 3.0 billion

43. Residential e commercial (support)

44. 20,000 units

45. Economy segment (units between R$ 70 thousand and R$ 200 thousand each)

46. Acquisition terms:

47. R$ 28 million in cash

48. Balance in financial swapsCPTM Station: “A” Line Approximately 45 minutes to “Luz” Station Caieiras São Paulo

49. Caieiras

50. Paulista AAA Office Building and Shopping Center in São Paulo’s best location

52. Construction Potential: ~50,000 m²

53. Project: Mixed-Use: Shopping + AAA Office

54. CCDI stake: 50%

55. PSV (100%): R$450 MMShopping Center yards from Subway Station (Green Line – Paulista; Trianon-Masp Station)

56. Vila Olímpia (VIOL) AAA Office Building in the heart of São Paulo’s new economic center

58. PSV: R$1.0 billion (CCDI stake)

59. Land Bank: ~40,000 m²

60. Construction Potencial: ~132,000 m²

63. Launching: June/2006

64. Estimated PSV (launching):

65. R$380 MM (100%)

66. CCDI stake: 44%

67. Sale

68. Dec/07: R$20 MM purchase option agreement

69. Jan/08: option exercise and effective purchase/sale for R$422 MM

70. Construction Status: 100% (Jun/08)

71. PHASE 2

72. Launching: June/07

73. Estimated PSV (launching): R$400 MM

74. CCDI stake: 50%

76. Listed on Novo Mercado

77. Group Sponsorship

78. Business focus - scalability

79. Shared service center serving over 40,000 employee-base, located in the country-side of São Paulo (lower fixed costs)

80. SAP® in place from day one

81. Management Team

82. Camargo Corrêa facilitates access to human capital

83. Key personnel acquired from top tier companiesFor Operational and Financial highlights, please see Earnings Release

84. Leonardo de Paiva Rocha CFO and IRO Fernando Bergamin IR Manager ri.ccdi@camargocorrea.com.br Rua Funchal, 160 – 9º andar Vila Olimpia – São Paulo – SP – Brasil ZIP: 04551-903 Tel: (55 11) 3841-5880 Fax: (55 11) 3841-5761 www.ccdi.com.br/ri Contact 25 This presentation contains statements that are forward-looking within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. Such forward-looking statements are only predictions and are not guarantees of future performance. Investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are and will be, as the case may be, subject to many risks, uncertainties and factors relating to the operations and business environments of CCDI and its subsidiaries that may cause the actual results of the companies to be materially different from any future results expressed or implied in such forward-looking statements. Although CCDI believes that the expectations and assumptions reflected in the forward-looking statements are reasonable based on information currently available to CCDI’s management, CCDI cannot guarantee future results or events. CCDI expressly disclaims a duty to update any of the forward-looking statements.