Company Profile - Lognet Global logistics network

EUROPE - ASIA LOGISTICS 2011
May 2011

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Links: Vision & Mission
Links Logistics: Company Profile
Services & Service Coverage
Services Profile
5 China Service Coverage

Our Vision & Mission: Big enough to compete, small
enough to care

Vision & Mission: The LINKS Advantage offering a
unique solution
Takes care of all its customer’s from vendor’s premises to
end user
Enables its customers to concentrate on exception
management and thus devote most of their time and
resources to improve their sales forecasts
Has a solid foundation in shipping, logistics & transport
Links Logistics also relies worldwide on a network of local
logistics providers, who offer Global Forwarding & Customs
Services, including added-value logistics operations
This is why we strongly believe that a unique international
Shipping, Freight Forwarding & Logistics service provider
such as Links Logistics has the adequate structure to suit
logistics developments
Thanks to these partnerships Links Logistics offers a strong and dense
international network with specific skills adapted to all types of shipping
& logistical requirements

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Links Logistics: Company Profile
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Services Profile
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Links Logistics: Company Profile and organization in
China
Hong Kong
Incl. Shenzhen
China
Shanghai/Beijing
SE-Asia
Singapore

CHINA Advantage: Incorporated as a Wholly Owned Foreign Enterprise
(WOFE), carrying Class A International Freight Forwarders license that
allows us to provide domestic and international transportation services
China “A” Grade Freight
Forwarding Licence
Associated to some of the largest
global freight contracts
Comprehensive range of Sea & Air
freight services
Vast knowledge of each market
sector
Close relationship with world class
carriers
Personalized & professional service
– We Care
Latest Capital
Verification
Report
Shanghai
WOFE
Business
License

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Services and service route: From greater China to the
rest of the world
In conjunction with our Global partners,
Links Logistics is able to offer a variety
of shipping & logistics services to
and from countries throughout the
world
Analyze full scope and cargo
specifications, provide optimum
shipment mode to meet or exceed
customers operational & commercial
expectations
Utilize Sea, Air, Road and Rail logistics
options to meet specific requirements
Can guide customers through the
maze of packing & documentation in
accordance to specific destination and
route
Our global freight contracts enable us
to obtain excellent rates and space
guarantees with major carriers
Our name is synonymous with the
provision of high quality, value for
money international logistics service
provider
Selected carriers can offer space
priority to Links Logistics during the
peak season according to customer’s
booking forecast and lifting record
across all ports in the slack season

Typical Projects
POL:
POD:
Containers:
Gross Weight:
Commodity:
Shanghai
Southampton
308 x SOC (Modified Steel) Accommodation Containers
approx 4,000kgs per container
Accommodation containers

Assembled 20' Units

Reefer 20' Units

Kraft/Fine Paper in 20' Containers

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Current situation
Trade growth is less than increased supply. Growth in global container volumes had returned to
historical levels, and for 2011 forecast growth of around 7%.
However, the current orderbook for new ships due to be delivered over the next four years has
reached 4 million teu, or 28% of the current fleet, and around 1.6 million teu to be delivered this
year, supply to grow at 11%.
To make matters worse for carriers, the majority of these ships are over 7,000teu in size, which
meant they would be added to east-west trades, such as Asia-Europe, rather than north-south
routes. This is a reasonable sized orderbook, but if you are a carrier, the bad news is that a lot
of this new capacity will be delivered this year
We have seen a fair amount of new capacity, so I think it is a buyer’s market.
The CKYH (Cosco, K-Line, Yao Ming, Hanjin) Alliance would add nearly 500,000 teu of capacity
(28%) to Asia-Europe this year, the Zim/Evergreen/CSCL alliance had already added around
450,000 teu (25%) and there was speculation that MSC was also about to launch a new Asia-
Europe service.
Next year the situation could change, as demand is expected to grow by more than 10% and
container vessel supply increases will slip below this year’s level to 1.2 million teu, 8%.

Container lines will see their financial performance worsen in Q2
With little sign that freight rates would show any significant improvement before July.
The average operating margins among the 5 main container lines slumped from 13% in the third
quarter of 2010 to -1% in the first quarter this year.
There was, however, a wide variation in the Q1 operating margins of the individual carriers,
ranging from 7% at Maersk to -13% at CSAV.
“The varying performance could prolong the current downturn, as concerted actions to curb the
oversupply conditions are delayed,”
“Carriers’ initial warnings about slot and container shortages have failed to materialise so far, as
significant new vessel capacity has been added and investments in new container equipment
have continued to stream in.”
Meanwhile, efforts to raise freight rates on the Far East to North Europe trade have been
hampered by weak utilisation levels. Plans to raise rates by US$200-$300 per teu this month
have been postponed to June, due to strong market resistance.
“The momentum is moving against carriers this year, with freight rates still trending down, even
as the traditionally strong summer season looms,”.

Evergreen Line – Main Services
Service
Service Name
CEM
CES
China-Europe-Mediterranean Service
China-Europe-Shuttle Service
CES2 China-Europe-Shuttle Service 2
AEX7
FAL1
Asia Europe Service
Europe-French Asia Line

China-Europe-Mediterranean
Service(CEM)
CEM FLX HBG RDM Hongkong Shanghai Ningbo Yantian
ETA TUE FRI MON SUN WED FRI MON
ETD FRI SUN TUE MON FRI SAT TUE
T/S TIME 0 3 6 33 36 38 41

China-Europe Shuttle Service - 2 (CES2)
CES2 HBG RDM ANW Tanjung Pelepas Qingdao Shanghai Ningbo Xiamen Yantian
ETA SUN TUE WED FRI SUN THU FRI MON WED
ETD MON TUE THU SAT MON THU SAT TUE FRI
T/S TIME 0 2 5 25 32 33 36 40 42

Asia Europe Service(AEX7)
AEX7 LHV RDM HBG ZEE Port Kelang SHG NBO Shekou HKG YYT
ETA SAT SUN THU FRI SAT THU MON TUE FRI MON
ETD SUN MON FRI SAT SUN FRI TUE THU SUN WED
T/S TIME 0 3 6 9 31 34 37 41 46 47

Europe - French Asia Line (FAL1)
FAL1 HBG RDM ZEE LHV MARSAXLOKK YYT DALIAN XINGANG SHG XSM HKG YYT
ETA SUN TUE THU FRI THU FRI TUE WED SAT MON TUE WED
ETD TUE THU FRI SAT FRI SAT TUE THU SUN MON WED THU
T/S TIME 0 2 4 5 11 39 44 45 48 50 51 52

L type Ship 8,000 teus

L type vessels
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