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EMA Trade (E urope, M editerranean & A frica) August 2020
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  • EMA Trade (Europe, Mediterranean & Africa)

    August 2020

  • AgendaTrade Overview

    Intra Europe

    Africa Network

    African Hinterland Locations

    01

    04

    03

    02

  • 01 North Europe – North America01 Trade Overview

  • Strengths of our EMA Product

    Reliable weekly services directly connecting North Europe with the Mediterranean and Black Sea vice versa Connectivity via North Europe from/to Baltic States, Scandinavia and Russia with own short sea network Own service network in the Mediterranean linking the Strait of Gibraltar to the Black Sea, from Southern Europe to Northern Africa

    and the Levant

    In the Intra Med trade HL offers 1,200 port-pair combinations by either own service or in cooperation with well established operators

    Local expertise with a wide network of HL offices and agents

    Intra Europe

    Regular, reliable and direct own service covering major ports in North Europe and West Africa Global connectivity from/to West Africa and South Africa via Jeddah, Jebel Ali, Colombo, Algeciras and North Europe hubs Weekly direct service covering major ports in North Europe, Middle East, Asia, South America and South Africa Global connectivity from/to East Africa via Jebel Ali Advanced inland haulage product within South, West and East Africa as well as bordering countries

    Africa(Africa Im- &

    Export)

    4

  • 02 Intra Europe

  • General – Intra Europe

    Reliable weekly services directly connecting North Europe with the Mediterranean and Black Sea vice versa

    Connectivity via North Europe from/to Baltic States, Scandinavia and Russia with own short sea network

    Own service network in the Mediterranean linking the Strait of Gibraltar to the Black Sea, from Southern Europe to Northern Africa

    and the Levant

    In the Intra Med trade Hapag-Lloyd offers 1,200 port-pair combinations by either own service or in cooperation with well established

    operators

    Local expertise with a wide network of Hapag-Lloyd offices and agents

    Our Intra Europe Product

    6

  • Key Service Strengths Own weekly direct service

    Connectivity to HL global network via Hamburg

    Catering for Polish and Russian markets

    Being a stand-alone service we can cater for special project cargo

    Baltic Short Sea

    7

    PEX Poland Express

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Own weekly direct service

    Connectivity to HL global network via hubs

    Catering for Polish, Baltic and Finnish markets

    Being a stand-alone service we can cater for special project cargo

    Baltic Short Sea

    8

    BAX Baltic Express

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Own weekly direct service

    Connectivity to HL global network via hubs

    Serving both hubs Antwerp and Rotterdam

    Fast transit times to/from Latin America and Far East to the main Baltic ports

    Catering for Russian and Finnish markets

    Being a stand-alone service we can cater for special project cargo

    Two terminals in St. Petersburg

    Baltic Short Sea

    9

    NBS North Sea Baltic Service

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Own weekly direct service

    Connectivity to HL global network via hubs

    Serving both hubs Antwerp and Rotterdam

    Catering for Polish and Swedish markets

    Being a stand-alone service we can cater for special project cargo

    Baltic Short Sea

    10

    NPX North Sea Baltic Service

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Weekly direct service between North Europe and

    Morocco

    Fast connection between Hamburg and Casablanca

    Connectivity to Hapag-Lloyd global network via Tangier

    North Europe – Mediterranean

    11

    WAX West Africa Express

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Direct calls at Leixoes and Lisbon with connection via

    Antwerp and Tangier

    Dunkerque as a new addditional gateway

    High reefer plug availability

    Hapag-Lloyd stand-alone product

    North Europe – Mediterranean

    12

    DEX Dakar Express

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Fast and weekly direct service connecting North

    Europe with Turkey/Levante/Egypt

    North Europe – Mediterranean

    13

    EME East Med Express

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Fast and weekly direct service

    Providing connection from North Europe to Greece/Turkey

    Connectivity to Black Sea/Adriatic ports via Piraeus/Istanbul

    North Europe – Mediterranean

    14

    EMX East Mediterranean Express

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Weekly direct service

    Connectivity to HL global network via Egypt and Greece hub dedicated to Eastern and Western Hemisphere network

    Connecting major Adriatic ports serving both Central Europe, Italy and Southern Poland

    Fast transittime ex Egypt to Koper

    Mediterranean Short Sea

    15

    ADX Adria Express

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Weekly direct service

    Connectivity to Hapag-Lloyd global network via Egypt and Piraeus especially dedicated to Eastern Hemisphere network

    Connecting Italy and Turkey with major hubs in East and West Mediterranean Sea

    Fast link between Tyrrhenian Sea and Egypt/Turkey ports

    Additional call in Beirut

    Mediterranean Short Sea

    16

    LEX Levante Express

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Weekly direct service

    Connectivity to Hapag-Lloyd global network via Piraeus and Istanbul

    Mediterranean Short Sea

    17

    BMX BlackSea MediterraneanExpress

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Weekly direct service

    Connectivity to HL global network via Istanbul, Piraeus and Tangier

    Connecting Morocco, Spain, Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania

    Hapag-Lloyd operates two of four vessels

    Two terminals at Constanta (CSCT and SOCEP)

    Two terminals in Istanbul (Kumport and Marport)

    Mediterranean Short Sea

    18

    WBS West Med/Black Sea Service

    Transit times

  • European Network

    19

    OsloGothenburg

    Helsingborg

    HamburgBremerhaven

    Aarhus

    CopenhagenGdynia

    KlaipedaRiga

    Muuga/Tallinn

    RaumaSt. PetersburgHelsinki

    Kotka

    Antwerp

    Felixstowe

    PiraeusGemlik

    Istanbul

    IzmirAlgeciras

    Mersin

    Beirut

    Port SaidAlexandria

    Rotterdam

    Damietta

    Ancona

    RijekaKoper

    Venice

    Cagliari

    GenoaLeghorn

    Civitavecchia

    Salerno

    NovorossiyskOdessa

    Constanta

    Casablanca

    Tangier

    Varna

    Izmit

    Kaliningrad

    Le Havre

    Fos Sur Mer

    LondonGateway

    Fredericia

    Iskenderun

    Aliaga

    Dunkerque

    Lisbon

    LeixoesBarcelona

  • EMAO Service Terminals – North Europe

    20

    COUNTRY Belgium Estonia Finland France Germany Lithuania Netherlands Poland Russia Sweden UK

    PORT Antwerp Muuga Helsinki Kotka Rauma Dunkerque Le Havre Hamburg Klaipeda Rotterdam Gdynia Kaliningrad St Petersburg Helsingborg Felixstowe London

    BAX FERRY TERMINAL LTD. RAUMA PORTCONTAINER-

    TERMINAL ALTENWERDER/BU

    RCHARDKAI

    UAB KLAIPEDOS TERMINALO GRUPE

    GDYNIA CONTAINER

    TERMINAL S.A.

    DEX EUROPA TERMINAL QUAY 869TERMINAL DES

    FLANDRES

    EMENOORDZEE

    TERMINAL QUAY 913

    EUROGATE CONTAINER TERMINAL

    FDRC TRINITY TERMINL

    EMXANTWERP

    GATEWAY KAAI 1700 DP WORLD

    CONTAINER-TERMINAL Tollerort

    FDRC TRINITY TERMINL

    NBS EUROPA TERMINAL QUAY 869CONTAINERSTEVE OY AB FINNSTEVE

    TERMINAL

    STEVECO CONTAINER-

    TERMINALECT DELTA/DDE

    CONTAINER TERMINAL ST. PETERSBURG /

    PETROLESPORT

    NPXNOORDZEE

    TERMINAL QUAY 913

    ECT DELTA/RWGGDYNIA

    CONTAINER TERMINAL S.A.

    HELSINGBORG HAMN

    PEXCONTAINER-

    TERMINAL ALTENWERDER

    GDYNIA CONTAINER

    TERMINAL S.A.

    SEA COMMERCIAL PORT OF

    KALININGRAD

    WAX EUROPA TERMINAL QUAY 869CONTAINER-

    TERMINAL ALTENWERDER

  • EMA Service Terminals – Mediterranean

    21

    COUNTRY Bulgaria Croatia Egypt France Greece Italy LebanonPORT Burgas Rijeka Alexandria Damietta Fos Piraeus Ancona Civitavecchia Genoa Leghorn Salerno Venice Beirut

    ADX

    LUKA RIJEKA JADRANSKA

    VRATA CONTAINER TERMINAL

    DAMIETTA CONTAINER AND

    CARGO HANDLING CO

    PIRAEUS CONTAINER

    TERMINAL SA

    ADRIATIC SERVICES

    ENTERPRISE SRL

    VECON -CONTAINER TERMINAL

    BMXPIRAEUS

    CONTAINER TERMINAL SA

    DEX

    EME

    ALEXANDRIA INTERNATIONAL CONT.TERM. EL

    DEKHEILA

    BEIRUT CONTAINER TERMINAL

    EMXPIRAEUS

    CONTAINER TERMINAL SA

    LEX

    ALEXANDRIA CONTAINER

    HANDLING CO. OLD PORT

    DAMIETTA CONTAINER AND

    CARGO HANDLING CO

    PIRAEUS CONTAINER

    TERMINAL SA

    RTC - ROMA TERMINAL

    CONTAINER SPA CENTRO

    POLIFUNZINALE

    VOLTRI TERMINAL

    EUROPA S.P.A.

    TERMINAL DARSENA

    TOSCANA SRL

    SALERNO CONTAINER

    TERMINAL SPA

    BEIRUT CONTAINER TERMINAL

    WAX

    WBSBURGAS

    CONTAINER TERMINAL

    PIRAEUS CONTAINER

    TERMINAL SA

  • EMA Service Terminals – Mediterranean

    22

    COUNTRY Malta Morocco Portugal Romania Russia Slovenia Spain Turkey UkrainePORT Marsaxlokk Casablanca Tangier Leixoes Lisbon Constanta Novorossiysk Koper Algeciras Barcelona Aliaga Gemlik Iskenderun Istanbul Izmir Izmit Mersin Odessa

    ADX LUKA KOPER

    BMX NUTEP TERMINAL

    BORUSAN LIMAN

    TERMINALI

    KUMPORT LIMAN

    HIZMETLERICTO ODESSA

    DEX EUROGATE TANGER SA

    LISCONT -OPERADORE

    S DE CONTENTOR

    ES

    T.C.L., LEIXOES

    EMETERMINAL

    INTERNATIONAL ALGECIRAS

    MERSIN INTERNATION

    AL PORT

    EMX TCE EGE TERMINAL

    KUMPORT LIMAN

    HIZMETLERI

    T.C.C.D. IZMIR LIMAN

    ISLETMESI MUDURLUGU,

    ALSANCAK

    YILPORT KONTEYNER

    TERMINALI VE

    LEX TCE EGE TERMINAL

    LimakportIskenderunUluslarasasi

    MERSIN INTERNATION

    AL PORT

    WAX

    SOCIETE D'EXPLOITATI

    ON DES PORTS

    EUROGATE TANGER SA

    WBSSociete

    D‘ExplorationDes Ports

    EUROGATE TANGER SA

    SOCEP S.A. CONTAINER TERMINAL

    APM TERMINALS

    BARCELONA, S.L.U.

    BORUSAN LIMAN

    TERMINALI

    MARPORT LIMAN

    ISLETMELERI

    DP WORLD YARIMCA

  • Africa Network03

  • General

    Regular, reliable and direct own service covering major ports in North Europe and West Africa

    Global connectivity from/to West Africa via Tangier, Algeciras as well as North Europe hubs

    Weekly direct service covering major ports in North Europe, Middle East, Asia, South America and South Africa

    Global connectivity from/to West Africa and South Africa via Jeddah, Jebel Ali, Colombo, Algeciras and North Europe

    hubs

    Advanced inland haulage product within South, West and East Africa as well as bordering countries

    Our Europe - Africa Product

    24

  • Key Service Strengths Weekly direct service between West Africa and North

    Europe

    Connectivity to HL global network via Tangier

    Most competitive transit time from West Africa toAntwerp & Hamburg

    Offering inland haulage product into Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger

    Very competitive reefer product both southbound and northbound

    Offering direct service into Casablanca

    Europe to Africa

    25

    WAX West Africa Express

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Direct call ex Antwerp to Dakar

    Fast transit between Dakar and North Europe, as wellas the rest of the world via Tangier

    Established Mauretania as new market for Hapag-Lloyd

    Direct calls at Leixoes and Lisbon with connection via Antwerp and Tangier

    Dunkerque as a new addditional gateway

    High reefer plug availability

    Hapag-Lloyd stand-alone product

    Europe to Africa

    26

    DEX Dakar Express

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Weekly direct service between HL hubs and major

    West African ports

    Double call in Lagos (Apapa & Tincan)

    Offering direct connection from/to Cotonou

    Direct link between South and North America as well as Indian Subcontinent via West Mediterranean hubs

    West Africa – Europe

    27

    MWX Mediterranean West AfricaExpress

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Weekly direct service between South Africa and

    Europe

    Covering three major ports in South Africa

    Most competitive transit time between key reefer markets

    Connecting North America (esp. Montreal, New York & Norfolk) via North Europe hubs in both directions

    Connectivity to Scandinavia/Baltic Sea via Hamburg hub

    Offering inland haulage product into Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Swaziland, Zimbabwe and Zambia

    South Africa – Europe SAX South Africa Express

    28

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Fastest transit time in the market between India -

    Ghana and Nigeria Weekly direct service with competitive transit times

    between Middle East, Indian Subcontinent - West and South Africa

    New service option between South and West Africa

    Reliable connections via hubs in Jebel Ali and Colombo with a wide range of connections to our global service network

    Access to African Hinterland corridors High reefer plug capacity

    Africa – Middle East/Indian Subcontinent

    MIAX Middle East India Africa Express

    29

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Weekly direct service between South America East

    Coast and South Africa/Angola

    Connecting North and Latin America (esp. US Gulf, Mexico and the Caribbean) via Brazil hubs

    Catering for South Africa to Angola market

    Offering inland haulage product into Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Swaziland, Zimbabwe and Zambia

    South Africa – South America SAT South America – AfricaTriangle Service

    30

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Fast weekly direct service between South Africa

    and Asia

    Connectivity via Asia hubs from/to various Asian destinations incl. Bay of Bengal and South East Asia as well as Oceania

    Offering connection to US West Coast via Asia hubs

    Offering inland haulage product into Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Swaziland, Zimbabwe and Zambia

    South Africa – Asia SA1 South Africa Asia Express 1

    31

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Weekly direct service between South Africa and

    Asia

    Connectivity via Asia hubs from/to various Asian destinations incl. Bay of Bengal and South East Asia as well as Oceania

    Offering connection to US West Coast via Asia hubs

    Offering inland haulage product into Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Swaziland, Zimbabwe and Zambia

    South Africa – Asia SA2 South Africa Asia Express 2

    32

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths Weekly Direct Service

    Direct coverage between Chinese Key Ports and East Africa (Mombasa)

    Most competitive transit times

    Excellent connectivity to our comprehensive Global Mainline Network via key hub ports

    East Africa – Asia CKX China Kenya Express Service

    32

    Transit times

  • Key Service Strengths

    Weekly direct service between India, Middle East and East Africa

    Global connectivity to Hapag-Lloyd’s comprehensivenetwork of mainliner services via port of Jebel Ali

    Offering inland haulage product into Burundi, Congo D.R., Malawi, Rwanda, South Sudan, Uganda and Zambia via the gateways of Mombasa and Dar es Salaam

    Competitive lead times to and from main markets such asEurope, Middle East, Red Sea, India, Asia and theAmericas

    East Africa – Middle East

    33

    Transit times

    EAS2 East Africa Service 2

  • Key Service Strengths

    Seamless and efficient transshipment operations in Jeddah

    Dedicated shuttle to Port Sudan

    Connection to other Red Sea services via Jeddah

    Intra Middle East / ISC

    34

    Transit times

    RS3 – Red Sea Feeder 3

  • Key Service Strengths

    Seamless and efficient transshipment operations in Jeddah

    Dedicated shuttle to Djibouti

    Connection to other Red Sea services via Jeddah

    Intra Middle East / ISC

    35

    Transit times

    RS5 – Red Sea Feeder 5

  • Africa Network

    36 Direct call Cape TownDurban

    Port Elizabeth

    Luanda

    TemaCotonou

    Tangier

    Dakar

    Abidjan TakoradiLagos (Apapa & Tincan)

    Casablanca

    Coega

    Damietta

    Pointe Noire Mombasa

    Dar Es Salaam

    Nouakchott

    Djibouti

    Port Sudan

  • EMA Service Terminals – Africa

    41

    COUNTRY Angola Benin Congo Djibouti Ghana Ivory Coast Kenia Mauretania Nigeria Senegal Sudan Tanzania South Africa

    PORT Luanda Cotonou Pointe Noire Djibouti Takoradi Tema Abidjan Mombasa Nouakchott Lagos Dakar Port Sudan Dar es Salaam Cape Town Coega Durban

    EA2KENYA PORT AUTHORITY TERMINAL

    TANZANIA INT. CONTAINER TERMINAL SERVICES

    DEX SOGECODP WORLD PORT AUTONOME DE

    DAKAR

    MIAX MERIDIAN PORT SERVICES LTDAPM TERMINALS APAPA LIMITED

    TINCAN ISLAND TERMINAL

    TRANSNET - MPT CPT

    TRANSNET PORT TERMINALS

    MWX BENIN TERMINAL MERIDIAN PORT SERVICES LTDAPM TERMINALS APAPA LIMITED

    TINCAN ISLAND TERMINAL

    RS3DORALEH

    CONTAINER TERMINAL S.A.

    SEA PORTS CORPORATION

    RS5DORALEH

    CONTAINER TERMINAL S.A

    SEA PORTS CORPORATION

    SAT TERMINAL MULTIUSO

    PORT OF POINTE NOIRE

    CONTAINER TERMINAL

    TRANSNET PORT TERMINALS

    TRANSNET PORT TERMINALS

    SAX TRANSNET PORT TERMINALSTRANSNET PORT

    TERMINALSTRANSNET PORT

    TERMINALS

    SA1DURBAN

    CONTAINER TERMINAL PIER 1

    SA2 TRANSNET PORT TERMINALSDURBAN

    CONTAINER TERMINAL

    WAX MERIDIAN PORT SERVICES LTD EXAF

  • African Hinterland Locations04

  • Africa Hinterland Key Strengths

    One-stop solution which will avoid the complexities involved in them having to deal with different service providers

    Services: Through Bill of Lading

    Reduce vendor risk by consolidating services

    Cost certainty

    Predefined transit time

    Hinterland Locations

    38

  • West African Hinterland Locations

    Country Location Served Via Transit Time

    Options

    Burkina Faso

    Ouagadougou Abidjan 12-15 days Rail

    Burkina Faso

    Ouagadougou Tema 12-15 days Truck

    Mali Bamako Dakar 12-15 days Road Only

    Niger Niamey Cotonou 12-15 days Road Only

    39

    SenegalDakar

    Bamako

    Benin

    Niamey

    Mali Niger

    CoteD’Ivoire

    BurkinaFasoOuagadougou

    CotonouAbidjan

    Ghana

    Tema

  • Southern African Hinterland Locations

    Country Location Served Via Transit Time

    Options

    Botswana Gaborone Durban 10 days Road & Rail

    Lesotho Lesotho Durban 10 days Road Only

    Swaziland Swaziland Durban 10 days Road & Rail

    Zambia Lusaka Durban 12-15 days Road Only

    Zimbabwe Harare Durban 12 days Road Only

    40

    South AfricaDurban

    Swaziland

    Lesotho

    Harare

    Gaborone

    LusakaZimbabwe

    Botswana

    Zambia

  • East African Hinterland Locations

    41

    Country Location Served Via Transit Time Options

    Burundi Bujumbura Dar Es Salaam 5 days Road Only

    Rwanda Kigali Dar Es Salaam 5 days Road Only

    Uganda Kampala Mombasa 9-11 days Road Only

    Zambia Lusaka Dar Es Salaam 10-11 days Road OnlyMombasa

    KenyaKampala

    Uganda

    Tanzania Dar Es Salaam

    RwandaKigali

    BujumburaBurundi

    Lusaka

    Zambia

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    This presentation contains forward looking statements within the meaning of the 'safe harbor' provision of the US securities laws. These statements are based on management's current expectations or beliefs and are subject to a number of factors and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ from those set forth in the forward-looking statements as a result of various factors (including, but not limited to, future global economic conditions, market conditions affecting the container shipping industry, intense competition in the markets in which we operate, potential environmental liability and capital costs of compliance with applicable laws, regulations and standards in the markets in which we operate, diverse political, legal, economic and other conditions affecting the markets in which we operate, our ability to successfully integrate business acquisitions and our ability to service our debt requirements). Many of these factors are beyond our control.

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