July 2013
ADANI PORTS : MUNDRA, TUNA, DAHEJ AND HAZIRA PORT
The Pulses Conclave 2014 Presented by Amit Gautam
ADANI PORTS : MUNDRA, TUNA, DAHEJ AND HAZIRA PORT July 2013 The - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
ADANI PORTS : MUNDRA, TUNA, DAHEJ AND HAZIRA PORT July 2013 The Pulses Conclave 2014 Presented by Amit Gautam We are Indias Largest Private Port Largest Largest Private Notified and Thermal Power Operational Producer SEZ Thinking
July 2013
ADANI PORTS : MUNDRA, TUNA, DAHEJ AND HAZIRA PORT
The Pulses Conclave 2014 Presented by Amit Gautam
Thinking big, Doing better. Largest Private Port
Largest Private Thermal Power Producer
Largest Edible Oil Brand Largest Integrated Coal Trader Largest Mine Developer & Operator Largest Notified and Operational SEZ
Leading presence across infrastructure sectors…
Energy Power Generation & Transmission 9,240 MW 20,000 MW $8.7 billion in year 2013 Adani Enterprises Ltd. Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd. Adani Power Ltd.
Listed Companies
Presence in 50 countries, 70 locations Human Capital 10,400
Key Highlights
Resources 4.3 MMT 200 MMT Coal Mining Logistics 90 MMT 200 MMT Ports & Logistics
Core Business Verticals 2013 & 2020 2013 2020
(Targets)
Businesses
3 MMT: Million Metric Tons
Courage: We shall believe in our employees and other stakeholders Trust: We shall embrace new ideas and businesses Commitment: We shall stand by our promises and adhere to high standards of business
P - Passion R - Results I - Integration D - Dedication E – Entrepreneurship
…passionately driven by…
To be the globally admired leader in integrated infrastructure businesses with a deep commitment to nation building We shall be known for the scale of our ambition, speed of execution and quality
Vision Values Culture
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…to become global leaders in providing Integrated Infrastructure
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Energy Logistics Resources
*MDO : Mining, Development & Operations; SPM : Single Point Mooring; SEZ : Special Economic Zone
Adani’s Integrated yet Independent Business Model
Unmatched growth in ports sector…
Major
rts (Operated by Govt. of India) Adani Ports ts
(Domestic operations only)
6 CAGR: Compounded Annual Growth Rate 531 561 570 560 752 36 40 52 66 245
2009
6%
2010 2011 2012 2017 2009 2010 2011 2012 2017
CAGR: 0.5 %
…
24%
…
2013
545 90
2013
CAGR over the period 2013 to 2017
Cargo
dled
(All figures in Million Metric Tons)
Ports ts Cargo Kandla 93.62 Mundra 82.13 JNPT 64.50 Vizag 58.96 Mumbai 58.03 Paradip 56.55 Top Indian Ports ts In the last 5 years Adani Ports achieved CAGR 40 times that of Major Ports of India Targeting to beat our own Vision of achieving 200 MMT in 2020 by 2017
Mormugao Vizag Dahej Hazira Mundra Tuna
All Units in Million Metric Tons Per Annum
20 20
165 240 30 75
Current Capacity Proposed Capacity
Multipurpose Port Dry Cargo Coal
Hinterland Coverage
Mundra Port caters to regions contributing more than 50% of India’s GDP APSEZ is India’s Largest Private Port Developer & Operator
215 382
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…with rapidly growing pan India presence…
2 and the second largest in terms of cargo handled
Further, we aim to build Asia’s Premier Manufacturing Hub completely integrated with end to end infrastructure facilities…
If you are thinking of setting up a new business facility…
Availability of largest contiguous land parcels for industrial development Uninterrupted supply of utilities, facilitated by Adani owned entities Favourably located to international trade routes served by multi-modal domestic connectivity Financial Support/ Partnership from a strong parent company (Adani Enterprises Ltd) Economic incentives from Government under its Fiscal Policy Environment of a Business Hub at Mundra
…we are the one-st stop shop for r your ur requ quirem rements ts
Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone (APSEZ)
Spread across more than 150 sq km at Mundra, Gujarat
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Econo
mic Benefits ts Core Infrastru tructure ture
development
labour, reducing overall cost to customers
pipelines
available through Adani entities
facilities
Land Availa labilit lity
Warehousing Zone# and Domestic Industrial Area
Soc
l Infrastru tructure ture
amenities for
…at Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone, Mundra…
*A Special Economic Zone is an area notified by the Government of India to host businesses which are granted special incentives such as tax exemptions to encourage investments to setup industries. # # A Free Trade Warehousing Zone allows units to hold goods on account of foreign suppliers, dispatch them as per owner’s instructions, permitting trade with or without labeling, packing/re-packing without any processing
Excellent Investment Opportunities for Diversified Businesses
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Multi Purpose Port Terminals Coal Import Terminal Tata Power Plant Adani Power Plant About 15,000 hectares of land, all-weather port with one of the deepest drafts available in India, 24 currently operational Berths, with future plan for 55 berths to handle wide array
An overview of the one stop shop – APSEZ, Mundra
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Port Capacity & Operational Excellence
43% 29% 18% 3% 2% 2% 3%
Type of Vessels ls Handle led
Container Dry Bulk Liquid Tankers Mini Bulk Carriers Car Carriers VLCC Others
Handling all types of cargo and vessel types…
90 .7 1.0 7.6 82.1
Total al Hazira ira Dahej Mundra
Cargo go Handl dled ed FY 2012-13 13 MMT
38% 4% 3% 5% 28% 22%
Cargo Mix
Coal Fertilizer Steel (incl Project Cargo) Other Dry Cargo Containers Liquid (Incl SPMs)
The deep draft at Mundra allows for handling of Cape Size vessels and Ultra Large Crude Carriers, thereby providing better economics to customers Facilities available to handle all types of commodities
MSC Valeria, the largest container vessel (14,000 TEUs) to call
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4.5 1.6 1.3 6.5 1.6 1.4 11.4 2.0 1.3 5.8 5.8 2.8 Dry Liquid Containers
Turn Aroun und d Time (in days) s) Mundra Kandla Mumbai JNPT
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Dry Liquid Containers
Berth th Occupa upancy cy Mundra Kandla Mumbai JNPT
…with operational efficieny better than competing major ports…
ensuring advantage to customers
congestion in operations
be capital intensive
capacity to handle additional cargo without any congestion
82 94 58 65 50 100 150 200 Mundra Kandla Mumbai JNPT
Capacity acity & Cargo Handl dled d (million MT)
Liquid Container Dry Cargo Handled
Cargo Handling Facilities
Dedicat icated Commod modit ity Managers gers in the Marketi ting g & Operati tion
m address dress Custome
rs requi uire rements nts
Services aimed at customer’s success…
Fertil ilizer izer Carg rgo
ex Mechanized bagging & rake loading facilities for faster evacuation of cargo Steel el Hand ndlin ing Yard Only Indian port with State-of-the-art vacuum lifts to handle pipes – fast and damage-free handling Wareh rehous
ing & Storag age e Yards ds Warehousing facilities of 0.23 million sq.m. within port premises and open yards of 3.15 million sq.m. in Mundra Port
Other Dry Cargo Handling Facilities
1 2 3 4 5 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13
Dry Cargo Handling Trend
38%
4% 3% 5% 28% 21%
FY13 % of Total Cargo
*All units in Million Metric Tons
Key Customers
Hazira Port – The next Mundra!
– Location provides access to industrial zones in South Gujarat, Maharashtra & MP
– The fully developed port will have 13 berths, including three for handling liquid cargo
Nashik Jalgaon Akola Nagpur
Dahej Hazira
Udaipur Kota Ratlam Indore Ahmedabad
Nhava Sheva /Mumbai
Mundra
Type of Berth No of Berth Container Berth 4 Coal Berth 2 Fertilizer & Food Grain 2 DOC & Steel 1 Liquid (Approval under process) 3 RO-RO Berth 1
Coal Berth th Multi tipur purpos pose Berths ths Liquid d Termi minal Conta tainer er Berths ths
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Phase I : 5 Berths (2 container & 3 Multipurpose) Phase II : 13 Berths
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CURRENT STATUS : CONTAINER TERMINAL
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CURRENT STATUS : GODOWN / CFS
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Location Advantage
Our vision is to be the globally admired leader in integrated infrastructure businesses with a deep commitment to nation building
Cities Hazira Port Kandla Port Mumbai Port Ahmedabad 258 km 289 km 544 km Baroda 190 km 393 km 428 km Ankleshwar 84 km 482 km 337 km Vapi 139 km 665 km 179 km Nasik 247 km 764 km 183 km Jalgaon 347 km 857 km 426 km Akola 523 km 855 km 607 km Indore 505 km 685 km 595 km Ratlam 449 km 651 km 668 km Kota 718 km 790 km 905 km Udaipur 490 km 511 km 771 km Delhi 1171km 1092km 1415km
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New Delhi
Gurgaon Alwar Jaipur Ajmer Palanpur Bhildi
Mundra a Port
Adipur Samakhiali Ratlam Vadodara Surat Kota Agra Mathura
JN Port Trust st
Vasai Road Marwar Godhara
Mundra port enjoys distance advantage over Mumbai ports
– 322 km lesser to the Delhi National Capital Region – 392 km lesser to the industrial zone of Bhatinda
hinderlands by-passes the congested Mumbai – Delhi Railways line
Pipava avav
Adani 64 km private rail network connecting Mundra Port to Central Railways
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Feature Existing Proposed On DFC DFC Container stack Single Double Train length 700m 1,500m Train load 4,000 tons 15,000 tons Axle load 22 tons 32 tons Maximum speed 75 km/ hr 100 km/ hr
New Delhi
Gurgaon Alwar Jaipur Ajmer Palanpur Bhildi
Mundra a Port
Adipur Samakhiali Ratlam Vadodara Surat Kota Agra Mathura
JN Port Trust st
Vasai Road Marwar Godhara
– Improve accessibility to Mundra & Tuna Ports multi-fold – Faster trains, improving transit time by 50% – Higher capacity trains, increased capacity of infrastructure
Pipava avav
Source: Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Ltd (http://dfccil.org), May 29, 2013
…and will also benefit from the Dedicated Freight Corridor…
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tics operates its own trains connecting Mundra with Delhi National Capital Region
rip p at Mundra dra currently licensed in “Private Use Category”
Multi-modal network connectivity
Mundra Port
Import of materials Export of finished goods
Industrial/ Manufacturing unit APSEZ EZ
Other material from hinterland Materials sent to manufacturing plants in hinterland by rail/ road
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Dispatch of finished goods to hinterlands
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Seaway Roadway Railway Pipeline
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Towards becoming India’s Low Cost Export-Import Hub
Strategically located in proximity of international maritime trade routes and India’s major Production and Consumption Centers, , Adani Ports become a preferred choice… 33
World Port for its efforts “Towards better climate & Actions leading to substantial reduction of CO2 emission, Globally & Locally”
..has been Recognized Globally…
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The back-story to our success is the growth of India’s middle class. Their demand for goods and services places an ever-growing demand on the nation’s infrastructure, in terms of ports, power, water and transportation. We are building infrastructure to handle nation’s future needs.
Gautam Adani
Chairman, Adani Group
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