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Imperial Logistics — Imperial Reederei Gruppe — Investor Presentation (May 2011)

25 slides from Imperial Logistics's investor presentation, May 2011

  1. Slide 1: Water moves us

    Imperial Reederei Gruppe Water moves us weareEIMPERIAL *

  2. Slide 2: Agenda

    AGENDA 1. Company presentation 2. Imperial and the European market 3. Growth Strategy 4. European Strategy 5. International Strategy

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    AGENDA 1. Company presentation 2. Imperial and the European market 3. Growth Strategy 4. European Strategy 5. International Strategy

  4. Slide 4: Overview

    OVERVIEW  Leading inland waterway shipping company in Europe  Total revenue of about 385 Mio €.  Total transport volume of about 52,000,000 tons  600 inland vessels with a total cargo capacity of 1 million tons  21 subsidiaries in Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France and Austria  631 employee

  5. Slide 5: Imperial Logistics International-Group

    IMPERIAL LOGISTICS INTERNATIONAL-GROUP

  6. Slide 6: Our Locations

    OUR LOCATIONS Provaart Wijgula Rijnaarde Imperial-De Grave BARIS NVG De Grave Amadeus, De Grave, Antverpia Donau Logistik, Navitank Gemco, IRS, IS, 21 De Grave Walrhein, WGL subsidiarie Antverpia s 18 locations De Grave Donau Logistik Antverpia 631 employees Imperial Shipping Imperial Trans Lux Mult

  7. Slide 7: Our Divisions

    OUR DIVISIONS Dry Bulk Liquid Bulk Short Sea  40 Double-hull tankers  1 MV  20 Single-hull tankers owned fleet  10 push boats with 75 push barges  3 bunker boats  5 motor cargo vessels / 2 convoys  5 multifunctional steel chemical tankers  3 motor cargo vessels  17 tankers  3 Time-Charter-

  8. Slide 8: Agenda

    AGENDA 1. Company presentation 2. Imperial and the European market 3. Growth Strategy 4. European Strategy 5. International Strategy

  9. Slide 9: European Market Structure

    EUROPEAN MARKET STRUCTURE 16 mt 13 mt 52 mt B. Dettmer Reederei; GEFO; 3% Imperial 3% Reederei ; 10% 16 mt Lehnkering ; 3% 16 mt Rhenus; 3% 30 mt 18 mt Odratrans ; 6% Interstream Barging ; 4% 19 mt 20 mt Company Owner structure Reederei Jaegers ; 4% 20 mt Thyssen Krupp Absolut % C.F.N.R.; 4% Veerhav

  10. Slide 10: Our Market Share per Region

    OUR MARKET SHARE PER REGION CONNECTION in mt MIDLAND 10,34 % GERMANY/ POLAND CANAL 4 503 52 24 5 mt mt 0 20,8 % 0% RHINE 2… 31 ELBE TOTAL CARGO 12,8 % 0. 11 1 NORTH 0,9 % 80FRANCE/BELGIUM 15 18,75 % DANUBE 95 0,1 0,1 %

  11. Slide 11: Our Market Share per Segment

    OUR MARKET SHARE PER SEGMENT 160 4,67% 7 140 4,37% Total market volume in mt high dependency 120 5,4 22,08% 13,80% 100 21,9 13,7 80 Market share Imperial in mt 142,9 60 40 20 on European steel 77,3 11,50% 3,6 118,1 85,6 Market share other companies in mt 27,7 0 industry Solid mineral Agricultural No

  12. Slide 12: Agenda

    AGENDA 1. Company presentation 2. Imperial and the European market 3. Growth Strategy 4. European Strategy 5. International Strategy

  13. Slide 13: Growth Strategy

    GROWTH STRATEGY Marke Germany and Europe International t focus 90% of efforts on home create 10% of total business Focus market outside Europe  organic growth  focus on emerging markets  fleet expansion • Mercosur • Short Sea • China • Liquid tankers • Russia Action  regional expansion • South A

  14. Slide 14: Agenda

    AGENDA 1. Company presentation 2. Imperial and the European market 3. Growth Strategy 4. European Strategy 5. International Strategy

  15. Slide 15: Fleet Expansion – Short Sea

    FLEET EXPANSION – SHORT SEA  Focus on niche market with Rhine-navigable ships  Purchase of 3 coasters until 2015  Increasing cross-selling activities of dedicated short-sea services to existing group customers Main Short Sea routes

  16. Slide 16: Fleet Expansion – Liquid Bulk

    FLEET EXPANSION – LIQUID BULK  Purchase of 1 additional stainless steel vessel  Purchase of 1 double hull vessel in business year 2010/11  Currently difficult market situation in Oil business due to overcapacity created through single hull vessels  Capacity for liquid chemical bulk specialty ves

  17. Slide 17: Regional Expansion - Danube Region

    REGIONAL EXPANSION - DANUBE REGION Length: 2.900 km 8 countries Access to Black Sea/ South-Eastern Europe

  18. Slide 18: Project Business: Case-Study for Imperial's Integrated Supply Chain

    PROJECT BUSINESS: CASE-STUDY FOR IMPERIAL‘S INTEGRATED SUPPLY CHAIN Transport of rotor blades from Denmark via Hamburg to Kelheim Sea transport by Amadeus Handling by Neska Inland waterway transport by Imperial Reederei-Group Handling and post- carriage by truck by Panopa

  19. Slide 19: Agenda

    AGENDA 1. Company presentation 2. Imperial and the European market 3. Growth Strategy 4. European Strategy 5. International Strategy

  20. Slide 20: International Expansion: Why?

    INTERNATIONAL EXPANSION: WHY?  crisis showed that we need a diversification of risks by decreasing dependance on Central European steel industry  due to governmental reforms and a new orientation in energy politics following market developments in Germany and Europe are expected: Short term  slig

  21. Slide 21: International Expansion: Emerging Markets

    INTERNATIONAL EXPANSION: EMERGING MARKETS highly dynamic countries with strong huge amount of commodities growth rates transfer of well-established relationships to other countries Expanding to Mercosur, China, Russia and South Africa

  22. Slide 22: Brazil's Inland Waterways

    BRAZIL`S INLAND WATERWAYS Important waterways in Brazil are:  Rio Amazonas (6.448 km)  Rio Negro (2.253 km)  Rio Paraná (3.998 km)  Huge inland waterways system > 40.000 km  700 operating barge companies with 5.000 barges only in the Amazonas region  30 ports  Strong domestic market compared

  23. Slide 23: China's Inland Waterways

    CHINA`S INLAND WATERWAYS Important waterways in China are:  Yellow River 4.850 km (unnavigable)  Yangtzekiang 6.380 km  Pearl River 2.200km  Mekong 4.350km  165,000 inland barges have a total capacity of 60 million tons.  The average capacity per vessel is 363 tons.  Strategic goal is to brin

  24. Slide 24: Russia's Waterway Infrastructure

    RUSSIA‘S WATERWAY INFRASTRUCTURE  72,000 km waterways connecting the European part of Russia, the Baltic, the Black Sea, inland lakes, and the White Sea with each other  Major waterways in Russia are: Volga, Kama, the Nizhniy Novgorod Oka, the Vyatka, the Don and the channel that connect these riv

  25. Slide 25: Imperial Reederei Gruppe

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