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Hupac solutions
Dr. Alberto Grisone –
Director Business development
Russia, CIS, Far East and Middle East
Istanbul, 11.07.2018
2Figures 2017 Figures 2017
5,900 rail platforms
470 employees
763,100 road shipments
100% low-noise wagon fleet
110 trains per day
CHF 485.6 million turnover
CHF 48.0 million EBITDA
We shape the future of intermodal transport
1,370,000 TEUs
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Hupac – market leader in international combined transport
> Flexibility and fast time-to-market
> Own assets: wagons, spare wagons, workshops for rolling stock
> Terminal operations: Busto Arsizio, Piacenza, Aarau, Basel, Chiasso, Singen, Antwerp
> Strong partnership with customers and suppliers
> Leading in IT integration and innovation
> Growth strategy, capacity to invest in future
> Fully committed to service: central management, local presence
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We ship your goods with dedicated resources
Solutions for the Russian broad gauge network Intermodal Express, the Moscow branch of Hupac,
specialises in intermodal services for the 1520-mm network
of Russia and CIS countries, with a fleet of 220 own railcars.
We link networks We connect Russia and the CIS countries to the rail networks of Europe, Iran, China and
South Korea, with intelligent solutions for managing technical and operational
constraints. Shipments from Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain and Italy enjoy the perfect service of our regular shuttle trains.
Solutions for the Russian broad gauge network Intermodal Express, the Moscow branch
of Hupac, specialises in intermodal
services for the 1520-mm network of Russia and CIS countries, with a fleet
of 220 own railcars.
New solutions for Iran and Central AsiaAzerbaijan, Iran, Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan
are now linked to the main European industrial
clusters of Germany, Benelux, Italy, Poland and Spain via the new intermodal hub in Baku, with
scheduled and reliable intermodal connections.
Own railcars – flexibility & service Hupac manages an own fleet of 5,900 platforms
with normal gauge and 220railcars with Russian
broad gauge, offering clear advantages to the market in terms of independency, flexibility and
reliability.
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Competitive network for Russia and CIS countries
Connection Transit time
Antwerp - Moscow 8 days
Antwerp - Nizhny Novgorod 9 days
Ludwigshafen - Moscow 8 days
Duisburg - Moscow 9 days
Rotterdam - Moscow 9 days
Milano - Moscow 10 days
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European network connecting the Eurasian railways network
Main connections after Slawkow
Slawkow – Antwerp – 2 times per week Slawkow – Ludwigshafen – 2 times per week Slawkow – Duisburg – 2 times per week
Slawkow – Busto – 2 times per week Slawkow – Rotterdam – 2 times per week Slawkow – Barcelona – 2 times per week Slawkow – Le Havre – 2 times per week
Main connections after Sestokai /Pruszkow
Pruszkow – Antwerp – 3 times per week Pruszkow – Ludwigshafen – 3 times per week Pruszkow – Duisburg – 3 times per week
Pruszkow – Busto – 5 times per week Pruszkow – Rotterdam – 3 times per week Pruszkow – Barcelona – 3 times per week Pruszkow– Le Havre – 2 times per week
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We link middle Asia Iran and China to Europe
> Own resources and local competence in Europe and Russia
> Branch offices in Moscow and Shanghai
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Iran and middle east Network
Antwerp Duisburg
Ludwigshafen
Barcelona
Schwarzheide
Warszawa
(Brwinów)
Slawkow
Klaipeda
Kaunas/
Sestokai
SPB
Moskow
Astara
Baku
Batumi/
Poti
Ekaterinburg
Niznij Novgorod
Atyrau
Tomsk
Ulan Bator
Khorgos (Terminal
ok for Tank)
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Terminal connected to Iran� In Iran, at this stage we connect the terminal Astara
From Astara by truck the area of Tabriz and Tehran are about 400/500km distance.
� In Europe are connected with shuttle basis
� Ludwigshafen KTL
� Duisburg Duss
� Schkopau ktsk
� Schwarzheide str
� Antwerp Combinant
� Barcelona Morrot
� Slawkow Euroterminal
� Busto
� Bologna
� Pomezia
� Rotterdam Rsc
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Hupac LtdChiasso
Parent company
Asset Management
Hupac Intermodal LtdChiassoSales & operationsTerminal operations
Termi LtdChiassoTerminal construction Facility management
Hupac Intermodal NVRotterdamService provider
Hupac GmbHSingenService provider
Hupac Intermodal BVBAAntwerpTerminal operations Facility management
Hupac Intermodal Italia SrlBusto ArsizioSales
Hupac SpABusto ArsizioTerminal operationsRailway operations
Fidia SpAMilanoTerminal operations Warehouse logistics
Termi SpABusto ArsizioTerminal constructionFacility management
Terminal Piacenza Intermodale Srl PiacenzaTerminal operations
Centro Intermodale SpAMilanoTerminal constructionFacility management
Hupac LLCMoscow Rolling stock management
Intermodal Express LLCMoscow Sales & operations
Hupac International Logistics (Shanghai) Co. ShanghaiSales & operations
Hupac Terminal BrwinówWarszawa Terminal construction
Hupac Maritime Logistics GmbH DuisburgMaritime service
Piacenza Intermodale SrlPiacenzaFacility managementWarehouse logistics
ERS Railways BVRotterdam; branch office Hamburg Maritime services
East Europe & Far EastWest EuropeSwitzerland
Hupac Group companies
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Hupac LtdChiasso
Hupac LLCMoscow
Hupac Intermodal NVRotterdam
Hupac Intermodal LtdChiasso
Hupac SpABusto Arsizio
Hupac Intermodal BVBAAntwerp
Hupac GmbHSingen
Intermodal Express LLCMoscow
Fidia SpAMilano
Hupac Terminal Brwinów Warszawa
Terminal Piacenza Intermodale SrlPiacenza
Termi LtdChiasso
Centro Intermodale SpAMilano
SBB Cargo Int. Ltd Olten
Cemat SpAMilano
Terminal Alptransit Srl Milano Terminal Singen TSG GmbHSingen
Combinant NVAntwerp
Ralpin LtdOlten
KTL Kombi-TerminalLudwigshafen GmbH
DIT Duisburg IntermodalTerminal GmbH Duisburg
CIS Cesar International Services
33,1%
25,0% 34,5% 15,0%
10,0%
RSC Rail Service CenterRotterdam
35,0%
16,3%
50,0%
25,1%
24,5%
Termi SpA Busto Arsizio
Hupac International Logistics (Shanghai) Co.
Gateway Basel Nord AG
Basel
KTD InvestitionsgesellschaftmbH Düsseldorf Holthausen
33,3%
Hupac Intermodal Italia SrlBusto Arsizio
50,0%
Hupac Maritime Logistics GmbH Duisburg
Piacenza Intermodale SrlPiacenza
ERS Railways BV Rotterdam; branch office Hamburg
BoxXpress 47,0%
Hupac Group shareholdings
East Europe & Far EastWest EuropeSwitzerland
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Rolling stock maintenance in Busto Arsizio
Workshop Wheelset refurbishing center
Opening July 2010 September 2012
Area 20,000 m2 9,000 m2
Activity Repair and preventive maintenance of medium level
Wheelset reconditioning and non-destructive testing
Investment EUR 7.5 million EUR 8 million
Operator RIFER RIFER
Max. output 30 wagons a day 45 wheelsets per work shift
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Rolling stock availability in %
Strategy 2016-2020: Hupac invests CHF 280 million
Rolling stockCHF 130 million
IT & others CHF 20 million
TerminalsCHF 130 million
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Terminal projects north 2018-2024: further efforts required
� CH: Basel Nord – joint venture SBB Cargo/Rhenus/Hupac
� PL: Brwinòw/Warsaw
� NL: RTC Geleen – Hupac acquires 40%
� DE: co-operation with Terminal Köln Nord
Warszawa Brwinòw
Basel Nord
127.000 qm3 reach stacker
120.000 qm3 gantry cranes Building
permitFunding Building
startStart intoservice
Brwinòw Q2 2018 - Q3 2018 Q4 2019
Basel Nord Q1 2018 Q1 2018 Q1 2019 Q1 2021
Geleen RTC
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Digital transformation: projects 2017-2020
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