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Retail and Fashion Panalpina provides transport and logistics services tailored to the needs of the retail and fashion industry, which is characterized by constantly changing trends, seasonal demands and short delivery periods. Few industries are as dynamic or energetic as the retail and fashion sector with its shortlived waves and trends, its fast changing demands and its ever tighter deadlines. This exceedingly globalized industry needs timedefinite delivery from manufacturing sites predominantly located in Asia to Europe and America. Panalpina’s retail and fashion competence center provides a large global customer base of both suppliers and retailers. The Group’s tailormade transport and logistics services address the special requirements of this industry by ensuring time definite delivery and allowing customers to track the progress of their shipments at all times. As an experienced provider of complex supply chain management concepts, Panalpina’s solutions include services such as warehouse management, orderpicking, packaging and repackaging, labelling, vendor and order management and inventories. Focus on the market Accelerated growth forecasted “The global apparel, accessories and luxury goods market is forecast to accelerate its expansion, with an annual growth of 4.4% for the period 2004 – 09 set to carry the market to a value of USD 1.3 billion by the end of 2009. This enhanced performance will be derived from the increasing strength of the menswear sector, added to the improving consumer spending patterns in Europe. Further growth will stem from the AsiaPacific’s developing markets. The performance of the global textiles market is forecast to accelerate, with a growth rate of 3.6% for the period 2005 –10 expected to drive the market to a value of USD 290 billion by the end of 2010. Comparatively, the European and AsiaPacific markets will grow with 1.7% and 4.2% respectively over the same period, to reach values of 74 billion and 140 billion in 2010.” Datamonitor Market Research Profiles: Global Apparel, Accessories & Luxury Goods Market Overview, May 2005, and Global Textiles Market Overview, October 2006 www.panalpina.com/retail Industrial Projects Based on its worldwide organization and its air and ocean freight transportation capabilities, Panalpina offers integrated logistics turnkey project forwarding and management services to various industries on a global scale. The construction of plants and other big projects as well as the manufacturing of bulky equipment and modules may present very challenging and complex logistics and forwarding problems as they often require the transportation of very heavy and oversized loads. Panalpina’s dedicated project competence center under the name of Panprojects is based in Bremen (Germany) and encompasses more than 150 specialists worldwide. They develop transportation solutions that allow fast and secure shipment of plant parts and other bulky and oversized goods used in a great variety of projects. Panprojects provides its tailormade services to various engineering procurement and construction companies. It also specializes in serving the mining industry and their suppliers on mining emplacements and extensions. To the power and energy sector, Panprojects provides solutions for the supply of large generating plants and wind parks. Moreover, it offers its services to miscellaneous manufacturers and suppliers of other industrial plants, heavy and overdimensional equipment and modules. www.panalpina.com/projects Customer Groups Panalpina Annual Report 2006 4
“Panalpina sees entrepreneurial responsibility as an all-embracing obligation that becomes part of the daily lives of both management and employees.” 50 Panalpina Annual Report 2006
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