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<strong>TMCL</strong> <strong>Shanghai</strong> <strong>Conference</strong>


Strategy 2013 Agenda<br />

• <strong>TMCL</strong> Organization<br />

• Strengths & Opportunities<br />

• Core Carrier Program<br />

• Commercial Focus<br />

• Agency Relationship Management<br />

• Future Outlook


<strong>TMCL</strong> Container Line<br />

Organization<br />

<strong>TMCL</strong> Holding<br />

N.V.<br />

Antwerp<br />

Gordon Braun<br />

<strong>TMCL</strong> Container Line<br />

Headoffice Hamburg<br />

Hans-Hermann Mohr<br />

Insurance /<br />

Claims<br />

Peter Ronning<br />

<strong>TMCL</strong> Container Line<br />

Regional Office<br />

Hong Kong<br />

Goetz Dreyer<br />

Jennie Wong<br />

TIP<br />

Petra Halvova<br />

Mark Napper<br />

Finance<br />

Joerg Semmelhack<br />

Lisa Kerry<br />

<strong>TMCL</strong> Container Line<br />

Regional Office<br />

Hamburg<br />

Sebastian Becker<br />

TBA<br />

FMS<br />

Sandy Chan


Status Quo – Strength &<br />

Opportunities<br />

Strength<br />

Opportunities


Strength<br />

• Agency Network<br />

• Geographical Coverage<br />

• Key Customer Status with certain Vessel Providers<br />

• Tools: TIP / Central Clearing / Trade Tech / FMS<br />

• MOC / FMC<br />

• <strong>TMCL</strong> Ocean and Seaway Bill of Lading


<strong>TMCL</strong> Strategy 2013 Coverage


Opportunities<br />

• Increase buying power (growth/focus)<br />

• Adopt to Changes 与 时 并 进<br />

• Market & Environment<br />

• Vessel Provider Strategy<br />

• Network & Set-Up Changes<br />

• Diversification (Customers/Tradelanes)<br />

• Geographical Expansion


Core Carrier Strategy – Joining<br />

Forces


The age old question


The age old question


Core Carrier Strategy<br />

“I can not<br />

believe that<br />

with our<br />

Volumes we can<br />

not negotiate<br />

better rates.”<br />

TEU: 1352<br />

VP: 17<br />

Per VP: 80<br />

Per Week: 1.54<br />

Year Port Pairs POL POD Total Volumes Vessel Provider<br />

2009 2319 199 421 42049 85<br />

2010 2881 243 439 50030 107<br />

2011 2784 224 451 50348 119<br />

2012 2530 219 433 41093 134


Core Carrier<br />

A core carrier is a set of carriers that an organization has<br />

identified as business partners that execute on mutually<br />

agreed performance and price commitments.<br />

These providers are brought into the organization’s<br />

corporate fold by aligning their networks and entering<br />

into a close collaboration driven by continuous<br />

improvement.<br />

In return, they are more likely to see volumes on<br />

selected lanes, gain access to privileged commercial<br />

information, and receive first refusal on new business<br />

opportunities.


Core Carrier - Mapping<br />

Business<br />

Requirements<br />

Current Process<br />

and Performance<br />

Risks<br />

•Competitive Pricing<br />

•Coverage<br />

•Space guarantee<br />

•Equipment<br />

availability<br />

•Fast and Proactive<br />

Communication<br />

•Transparency<br />

•Ease of Invoicing /<br />

Documentation<br />

•Limited bundling of<br />

Volumes<br />

•Fragmented usage<br />

of Vessel Providers<br />

•Cheap vs Service<br />

•Limited<br />

diversification<br />

•Communication<br />

•Status with Vessel<br />

Providers<br />

•Local Issues /<br />

Preferences<br />

•Service<br />

uncertainties<br />

•Financial Health of<br />

a Core Vessel<br />

Provider


Core Carrier List<br />

Trade Core Vessel Provider Core Vessel Provider Vessel Provider<br />

ASIA - EUROPE UASC K Line ZIM<br />

EUROPE - ASIA UASC K Line ZIM<br />

INTRA ASIA MCC CNC various VP's<br />

ASIA - MIDDLE EAST UASC Yang Ming Evergreen<br />

ASIA - AFRICA PIL East Africa Safmarine Hapag Lloyd<br />

AFRICA - ASIA PIL East Africa Safmarine Hapag Lloyd<br />

ASIA - NORTH AMERICA ZIM CSCL CMA CGM


Core Carrier List<br />

Trade Core Vessel Provider Core Vessel Provider Vessel Provider<br />

ASIA - EUROPE UASC K Line ZIM<br />

EUROPE - ASIA UASC K Line ZIM<br />

EUROPE - IPBC Safmarine ZIM MSC<br />

EUROPE - MIDDLE EAST Safmarine UASC ANL<br />

INTRA EUROPE Seago Line ZIM Evergreen<br />

EUROPE - NORTH AMERICA Yang Ming K LINE Hyundai<br />

EUROPE - AFRICA Safmarine MSC UASC<br />

IPBC - EUROPE Safmarine MSC ZIM


C0re Carrier – Modus Operandi<br />

Current Status<br />

• Mix of local and centralized procurement<br />

• No Core Carrier Program in place<br />

• Very opportunistic approach towards Vessel Providers<br />

• Limited knowledge sharing


C0re Carrier – Modus Operandi<br />

Future Approach<br />

• Mix of local and centralized procurement<br />

• <strong>TMCL</strong>’s Core Carrier Program<br />

• Encourage “double dipping”<br />

• Increase “Country to Country” Dialogue<br />

• Up-to-Date Rates in FMS for Core Vessel Provider<br />

• Named Account Filings / Basket Filings<br />

• Fixed Allocation on Core Vessel Providers


C0re Carrier – Modus Operandi<br />

Future Approach<br />

<strong>TMCL</strong> asks for:<br />

Last Right of Refusal<br />

•10 Point Plan needed<br />

•24hrs response time


Age old Question Answered?


Commercial Focus


Commercial Focus Hamburg<br />

Tradelane Focus:<br />

• Europe - Asia East- and Westbound<br />

• Europe - Middle East / IPBC East- and Westbound<br />

• Transatlantic West- and Eastbound<br />

• INTRA Europe<br />

• Europe – Africa Southbound


Commercial Focus Hong Kong<br />

Tradelane Focus:<br />

• Asia - Europe Westbound<br />

• INTRA Asia<br />

• Asia – Africa<br />

• Transpacific


Commercial Focus Hong Kong<br />

Statistics<br />

Trade lane 2011 2012 Change<br />

Asia-Europe 12079 6287 -48%<br />

Intra-Asia 1044 1325 +27%<br />

Asia-Africa 2144 2565 +20%<br />

Asia-North America 100 169 +69%


Agency Relationship<br />

Management


Agency Relationship Management<br />

Country Responsibility<br />

Australia<br />

Bahrain<br />

Bangladesh<br />

Bhutan<br />

Hong Kong<br />

Laos<br />

Malaysia<br />

Myanmar<br />

Nepal<br />

Cambodia<br />

China<br />

Hong Kong<br />

India<br />

Indonesia<br />

Iran<br />

Iraq<br />

Japan<br />

Kenya<br />

Korea<br />

New Zealand<br />

Oman<br />

Pakistan<br />

Philippines<br />

Qatar<br />

Saudi Arabia<br />

Singapore<br />

Sri Lanka<br />

Taiwan<br />

Thailand<br />

Kuwait<br />

Vietnam<br />

United Arab Emirates


Agency Management<br />

Country Responsibility<br />

Hamburg<br />

Albania Canada Finland Jordan Mauritius Portugal Switzerland<br />

Algeria Chile France Kazakstan Mexico Romania Syria<br />

Argentina Congo DR Georgia Kosovo Montenegro Russia Tanzania<br />

Austria Costa Rica Germany Latvia Morocco Rwanda Tunisia<br />

Azerbaijan Croatia Greece Lebanon Mozambique Serbia Turkey<br />

Belarus Czech Republic Guatemala Libya Netherlands Slovakia Uganda<br />

Belgium Denmark Honduras Lithuania Nicaragua Slovenia Ukraine<br />

Bosnia and<br />

Herzeg. Ecuador Hungary Macedonia Norway South Africa United Kingdom<br />

Brazil Egypt Ireland Madagascar Panama Spain Uruguay<br />

Bulgaria El Salvador Israel Malawi Paraguay Sudan USA<br />

Burundi Estonia Italy Malta Poland Sweden Zambia


Agency Relationship<br />

Management<br />

Controlled volume (in TEUs)<br />

Country Exports (CIF) Imports (FOB) Cross trade<br />

Total actual<br />

volume<br />

Actual volume<br />

per week<br />

Annual budget<br />

(2013)<br />

Budget per week<br />

Budget achievement<br />

rate<br />

Country<br />

AE 5 0 0 5 0.7 444 8.5 8% Arabic Emirates<br />

BH 0 0 0 0 0.0 39 0.8 0% Bahrain<br />

KW 0 161 135 296 42.3 600 11.5 366% Kuwait<br />

OM 0 0 0 0 0.0 84 1.6 0% Oman<br />

SA 0 9 0 9 1.3 182 3.5 37% Saudi Arabic<br />

ZA 0 253 0 253 36.1 2496 48.0 75% South Africa<br />

AU 6 0 0 6 0.9 N/A #VALUE! #VALUE! Australia<br />

BD 0 2 0 2 0.3 N/A #VALUE! #VALUE! Bangladesh<br />

CH 0 0 0 0 0.0 N/A #VALUE! #VALUE! Switzerland<br />

CN2/ HK 217 6 0 223 31.9 4223 150.8 21% China/ Hong Kong<br />

ID2 17 0 0 17 2.4 192 6.9 35% Indonesia<br />

IN 140 1 0 141 20.1 2126 40.9 49% India<br />

JP 0 0 0 0 0.0 N/A #VALUE! #VALUE! Japan<br />

KE 0 18 0 18 2.6 2164 41.6 6% Kenya<br />

KH 12 5 0 17 2.4 324 11.6 21% Cambodia<br />

KR 45 0 0 45 6.4 1000 19.2 33% Korea<br />

LK 10 23 0 33 4.7 N/A #VALUE! #VALUE! Sri Lanka<br />

MM 36 4 0 40 5.7 410 7.9 72% Myanmar<br />

MY 5 5 0 10 1.4 1032 19.8 7% Malaysia<br />

NZ 29 2 0 31 4.4 N/A #VALUE! #VALUE! New Zealand<br />

PH 2 67 0 69 9.9 862 16.6 59% Philippines<br />

PK 17 0 0 17 2.4 N/A #VALUE! #VALUE! Pakistan<br />

RW 0 0 0 0 0.0 N/A #VALUE! #VALUE! Rwanda<br />

SD 0 0 0 0 0.0 N/A #VALUE! #VALUE! Sudan<br />

SG 57 3 0 60 8.6 720 13.8 62% Singapore<br />

TH 8 0 0 8 1.1 950 33.9 3% Thailand<br />

TW 5 0 0 5 0.7 72 1.4 52% Taiwan<br />

TZ 0 6 0 6 0.9 N/A #VALUE! #VALUE! Tanzania<br />

UG 0 0 0 0 0.0 N/A #VALUE! #VALUE! Uganda<br />

VN 16 0 0 16 2.3 360 6.9 33% Vietnam<br />

Period:<br />

from 01/01/2013 Week 1<br />

to 15/02/2013 Week 7<br />

Divided by 7<br />

weeks


Agency Relationship<br />

Management<br />

•“Club” Structure<br />

•Encourage rate requests<br />

• Last Right of Refusal<br />

• Sales Leads<br />

•Communication Process on:<br />

• Local Intelligence (Market/Vessel Providers/Tradelanes)


Future Outlook


Future Outlook<br />

• General Market<br />

• Expansion<br />

• <strong>TMCL</strong> Outlook


Future Outlook<br />

General Market


Future Outlook<br />

Expansion<br />

• West-Africa<br />

• Nigeria, Ghana, Angola, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Togo,<br />

Benin, Sierra Leone<br />

• Far East – West Africa 2012: 11% growth<br />

• 2013: Forecast 9% ASIA-West AFRICA


Future Outlook<br />

• Terminal Investments:<br />

• Abidjan<br />

• Monrovia<br />

• Lagos / Apapa / Tin Can<br />

• Luanda


Future Outlook<br />

<strong>TMCL</strong>


What next?<br />

ACTiON POiNTS


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