JAS FORWARDING SA (Pty)Ltd Presentation

Vision Statement

Our objective is to create lasting value to our clients and shareholders by repeatedly and transparently delivering the client’s products safely and on time, and doing so in an atmosphere of integrity and honesty that still allows our company to prosper in the long term.

Established Company

Mission Statement

To be an organization that is committed to providing service at a level of excellence that exceeds every industry standard, at a price that is fair. We will accomplish this by creating an environment that encourages and rewards our employees on reaching our full potential, and puts emphasis on both competition and equality.” Mr. Biagio Bruni, Founder & Chairman

World Wide – Founded in Milan, Italy 1978

ISO 9001/2008 CERTIFIED

IATA

JAS is a privately owned international freight forwarder and logistics provider. During its thirty-plus year history, JAS has experienced exponential growth based on the vision and energy of its founder Mr. Biagio Bruni, who today remains Chairman. JAS has built a global network of quality offices that deliver a consistent level of high service and performance to its customers.

AEO certified

JAS Worldwide Celebrated its

30th anniversary in 2008

Established Global Footprint

Established JAS South Africa

JAS JOHANNESBURG65 Maple Street, Pomona Ext.49 Kempton Park

JAS CAPE TOWN2 Longclaw Drive, Montague Industrial Estate Montague Gardens

JAS DURBAN22nd Floor Embassy Bldg Office number 2204 199 Anton Lembede Street

JAS PORT ELIZABETHJet Park, Caravelle Street Walmer

South Africa

• First office was opened in Johannesburg 01st March 1982• Current staff Compliment of 150 Employees• Branches in: Johannesburg, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth and Durban

ISO 9001/2008 CERTIFIED

IATA

BBBEE Compliant

JAS South Africa Celebrating

30th anniversary in 2012

South AfricaTransport

Network Map

South AfricaPorts and Shipping

Ports and shippingMajor shipping lanes pass along the South African coastline in the south Atlantic and Indian oceans. The state-owned Transnet National Ports Authority manages the country's ports. These are:

• Richards Bay and Durban in KwaZulu-Natal; • East London, Port Elizabeth and the Port of Ngqura in the Eastern Cape; • Mossel Bay, Cape Town and Saldanha in the Western Cape.

Durban is Africa's busiest port and the largest container facility in southern Africa, while Richard's Bay is the world's largest bulk coal terminal.

South AfricaAirports and

Airlines

Airports and airlinesSixty-two airlines, making 274 000 aircraft landings and carrying 16.5-million passengers (counting departures only), moved through South Africa's 10 principal airports in 2009.

The 10 airports are run by Airports Company South Africa, and handle over 98% of the country's commercial air traffic. They comprise major international airports in

• Johannesburg, • Cape Town and• Durban,

as well as airports in • Bloemfontein, • Port Elizabeth, • East London, • George, Kimberly, Pilansberg and Upington.

Twenty-one air traffic control centres, run by Air Traffic and Navigation Services, support operations that cover 145 licensed airports with paved runways and more than 580 aerodromes with unpaved runways.

South AfricaRailways and

Roads

RoadsSouth Africa's total road network is about 754 000 kilometers, of which over 70 000km are paved or surfaced roads. The drive from Musina on South Africa's northern border to Cape Town in the south is a 2 000km journey on well-maintained roads.

Around 3 000km of the national roads are toll roads. About 1 800km of these are maintained by Sanral, while the rest have been concessioned to private companies to develop, operate and maintain.

RailwaysSouth Africa has an extensive rail network – the 14th longest in the world – connecting with networks in the sub-Saharan region.

The country's rail infrastructure, which connects the ports with the rest of South Africa, represents about 80% of Africa's total.

State-owned Transnet Freight Rail is the largest railroad and heavy haulier in southern Africa, with about 21 000km of rail network, of which about 1 500km are heavy haul lines. Just over 8 200km of the lines are electrified.

Service Air and Ocean

AIR Freight

Sea Freight

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1. Consolidations moving in all major trade lanes2. Consol or back-to-back3. Project moves, temperature controlled, 4. next flight out

5. Fully integrated with the JAS Orbis system for Value Added Solutions

6. Flexible routings available for deferred, lower cost programs

Core carrier strategy leverages 70% of the global volume to core and preferred carriers,ensuring market competitive rates while protecting capacity during shoulder and peak times

1. Licensed and bonded NVOCC services2. General forwarding 3. Contract management 4. Project forwarding 5. Value Added Services such as distribution,

buyer’s consolidation, P.O. management 6. Full (FCL) and Less than Container Load (LCL)

services worldwide7. Fully integrated with the JAS Orbis system for

Value Added Solutions

8. Flexible routings available for deferred, lower cost programs

9. Carriers place JAS in a global account status worldwide

10. Ocean carriers must report their performance during formal business reviews

11. Multiple service offerings afford customers maximum flexibility

JAS Worldwide’s strategic alliances with carriers uphold the standards of quality and valuewe expect to pass on to our valued customers.

Operations Process Flow

Booking ReceivedShipping

Instruction

Pre-Alert docs rcvd

Transshipment

SOB detailsInvoice

Monitor vsl’s arrivalCO

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Feedback from to specificTrading Co.

follow up prior to expected ship date

New Order

Late Orders Report

ETA updates at

Operational&/or

Trading Co. level

Cargo packed into container

Cargo handed to Jas

Pre-clearance

Liaise with Warehouse for slot KPIs/SOP driven

Clearing Process Flow

Prior to ETA:Doc Scrutiny

ID DiscrepanciesEst Permit

Requirements

Customs Compliance:

Tariff ConfirmationPermit/DCC check

EDI Submission

Release:SARS releaseShipping Line

ReleasePlan delivery

Advise DC

Invoicing:Generate Invoice

KPIs/SOP driven

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Delivery:Plan slots with

DCRecord Proof of

Del.Return Empties

All goods entering or departing South Africa

require customs clearing.

As an accredited customs clearing agent we are able to provide a swift customs

clearing service at competitive rates.

With our online computer system linked via EDI to

Customs our team is fully geared to take care of all customs procedures as

required.

Services Added

Road FreightWarehousing and Distribution

Project Cargo Handing of valuable goods, live animals, and special commodities

In house Project Representative

Handling perishable goods

Marine Insurance - All Risk

Handling of dangerous goods

Order Management System

• Tailor-made Solution

• End-to-End Visibility

• Each Milestone Recorded

• Reporting KPI’s

Information Technology O.M.SYSTEM

• Real Time

• Total Supply Chain Visibility

• Proven Track Record

• Flexile Tailoring Solutions

• Common System

Log In, key in the Hawb, reference or Mawb

number in the search interface and you will

be able to trace your shipments

automatically on the screen, monitor their

progress, and download the invoice or the

Hawb.

The information on your shipments are

update using data coming from JAS

offices and from several different

sources such as airlines and cargo

communities.

Definitions: Hawb: House Air Way Bill/ Mawb:

Master Air Way Bill

Information Technology ORBIS

CLIENT BASE Examples

CERTIFICATION JAS South Africa

ISO 9001/2008 Certificate

BBBEE Verification Certificate

Marine Insurance Policy Confirmation

End Thank-You

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