Global Ports Connecting Global Markets

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Global Ports Connecting Global Markets
Information contained in this presentation is
accurate as of June 2009
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Vision, Mission and Values
Vision Sustainable value through global growth,
service excellence.
Mission A global approach to a local business
environment where excellence, innovation and
profitability drive our core business philosophy
of exceptional customer service.

• Values
• Commitment to our people and our customers
• Profitable global growth
• Responsible corporate and personal behaviour
• Excellence and innovation

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DP World Global Reach

• 49 (1) marine terminals across 27 countries
• Total throughput of around 46.8 million TEU 2008
• Expansion to meet future customer needs
• 2017 gt95 million TEU
• Team of 30,000 staff
• Top 4 Global Operator
• Awards
• 2009 Asian Freight Supply Chain Awards (AFSCA)
• Best Global Terminal Operating Company DP World
• Best Seaport in Middle East Jebel Ali (15th
  consecutive year)
• 2008 Annual Supply Chain Transport Awards
  (SCATA)
• Port Authority and Terminal Operator of the year.
• 2008, 2006 and 2005 Lloyds List Middle East
  Subcontinent Awards
• Container Terminal of the year- Jebel Ali
• 2006 Lloyds List Global Port Operator of the
  year

Over a year, laid end to end, the boxes we handle
would circle the world more than six times
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Dubai World

• Among worlds largest holding companies
• gt 80 companies
• 100 countries

• 6 continents
• Over 50,000 employees
• Evolving vision

The Palm Jumeirah
The World
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Unique Group Abilities

• DP World is able to bring a complete suite of
  operational expertise to a project
• Container Terminals 49(1) Terminals around the
  world
• Logistics Centres Own and operate the largest
  warehouse
• in the world.
• Free Trade Zones 3 Free Trade Zones operated
  including
• the worlds largest through our affiliated
  company
• Customs Uniquely able to provide Customs
  training,
• development, systems implementation
• Comprehensive Package Oil and Bulk Facilities,
  Cruise Terminals, DryDock Facilities.

ATL Hong Kong
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Djibouti

• DP World
• Djibouti Port
• Djibouti Airport
• Djibouti, Doraleh Port
• Mozambique, DP World Maputo
• Senegal, Dakar Port
• Senegal, Port du Futur, Dakar
• Egypt, Sokhna Port
• South Africa, stevedoring Durban, Richards Bay,
  Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, East London
• DP World Algiers
• 10. DP World Djen Djen

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Jebel Ali A vision made real
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Dubais GDP DP Worlds complementing growth
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DP World Jebel Ali A Flagship Facility

• 6th largest container port (1) in 2008
• Handled around 12m TEU in 2008(Jebel Ali Port
  Rashid)
• Jebel Ali is the largest container port outside
  Asia
• 2009 Best Middle East seaport for the 15th
  consecutive year (AFSCA)

Jebel Ali Terminal
(1) Source Containerisation International
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DP World Jebel Ali Innovation in Action
Innovation DP World uses the largest cranes in
the world and the first with Quad-Container lift
capability
The 365-metre long Daniela (nominal capacity of
13,800 TEUs) being handled by the port's largest
tandem lift gantries, the biggest of their kind
in the world.
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Jebel Ali Master Planning On a Grand Scale
Jafza North
Jafza South
Dubai Logistics City
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Security

• Global Industry Leader in Supply Chain Security
  Excellence Securing and protecting our business
  and our partners interests.
• First International Port Operator to adopt ISO
  280002007 (Standards for securing the Global
  Supply Chain)
• First and only International Port Operator
  invited to become a member of the US Customs
  Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT).
• Adoption of European initiatives on supply chain
  security (EU AEO)
• Largest number of terminals participating in US
  Customs Container Security Initiative (14).
• Partner in US CBP Program-Secure Freight
  Initiative (Integrated Container Scanning Pilot
  Projects).

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ISO 280002007 International Standards for
Security Management Systems of Global Supply
Chain

• Builds on ISPS from being a port-ship interface
  to interface entire supply chain.
• Complies with WCO Framework principle, US CBP
  C-TPAT, EU AEO and serves as a model for other
  standards in development.
• DP World first terminal operator to gain
  international certification of its security
  management systems.
• Currently 22 sites, Head office, Jebel Ali,
  Pusan, Antwerp (2), Le Havre, Djibouti,
  Vancouver, Caucedo, Tilbury ,Southampton,
  Karachi, Chennai, Nhava Sheva, Mundra, Melbourne,
  Brisbane, Adelaide, Fremantle, Sydney, Constanta
  and Dakar.
• Complete roll out across all terminals by 2011.
  All new build terminals being commissioned to ISO
  280002007 standards.

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DP World

• We are involved in all current major global
  security programmes and initiatives.
• We are committed to implementing the highest
  levels of security standards, processes and
  technology in all our global terminals.
• We look forward to the development of a common
  security standard applicable universally across
  the global supply chain.

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Safety Environment

• Global Objectives
• Safety
• First ever global fatality free year ASAP
• 20 reduction in injury frequency rates per annum
  Ready for accreditation under Safety Management
  System (OHSAS18001) by end 2009.
• Environment
• Zero serious spills globally
• 27 reduction in CO2/MTEU emissions in the next 5
  years, commencing 2009.
• Ready for accreditation under Environment
  Management System (ISO 14001) by end 2009.

DP World is committed to a policy of Zero Harm to
people and the environment
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Case Study Jebel Ali T2 Expansion Project
Strategic Rationale
Project Description

• Terminal 2 expansion project adding a total
  capacity of 5m TEUs
• Phase 1 consists of 1.2km of quay length, 2.0m
  TEUs capacity.
• Equipped with 8 gantry cranes
• Phase 2 will consist of additional 1.3 km of
  quay, 3 berths, 17m depth alongside, 3.0m TEUs
  capacity
• Terminal 2 will be fully operational by Mid 2009
  with an expected capacity of 5.0 million TEUs.

• Demand-led investment, able to cater for Suezmax
  vessels (12,000 TEUs)
• Adjacent to Terminal 1 and, therefore, the Free
  Zone also
• Maintain leading position in customer service
  having the most advanced infrastructure and
  superstructure

DP World will become a mega hub servicing the
Dubai World Central International Airport and
Logistics City
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DP World Jafza complementing growth
TEUs handled by DP World, Dubai
No of companies in Jafza
gt 6,000 customers in Jafza
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Thank you
Information contained in this presentation is
accurate as of June 2009