CORPORATE PRESENTATION December 2016 ANL COMPANY PROFILE ANL is a - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

December 2016

CORPORATE PRESENTATION

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› ANL is a regional specialist and an established global operator › Originally “Australian National Line” › CMA CGM bought ANL from the Australian Govt. in 1998 › ANL managed as a stand alone entity › Major expansion since 1998 › Award winning customer service

› Continued development and diversification plans

ANL COMPANY PROFILE

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KEY FIGURES – ANL GROUP

Turnover 2015 US$1,602M TEU Moved 2015 1,535,000 Direct Worldwide Staff +1,000 Vessel Fleet 25 Ports Serviced >400

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ANL GROUP VOLUMES (TEU)

200,000 400,000 600,000 800,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 1,400,000 1,600,000

1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 430,612 460,778 505,468 695,101 944,487 844,739 925,366 1,068,729 1,115,676 1,185,252 1,379,414 1,534,817

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ANL’s PARENT – CMA CGM

World’s 3rd largest shipping company Turnover US$21 billion TEU Carried 13 million Vessel Fleet 536 Container Fleet (TEU) 2,520,000 Shipping Routes 200+ Worldwide Staff 29,000 Worldwide agencies and

• ffices

600+ Ports of call 420+

CMA CGM Tower - Marseille

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TOP 10 GLOBAL CARRIERS

% Share of World TEU

1 APM-Maersk 3,151,813 621 15.2% 2 MSC 2,750,389 497 13.3% 3 CMA CGM Group * 2,335,212 533 11.3% 4 COSCO 1,573,498 290 7.6% 5 Evergreen Line 963,777 190 4.7% 6 Hapag-Lloyd 925,218 170 4.5% 7 Hamburg Süd 641,923 126 3.1% 8 Hanjin Shipping 625,416 101 3.0% 9 OOCL 605,789 108 2.9% 10 Yang Ming 575,773 103 2.8% Top 10 shipping lines 14,148,808 2,739 68.4%

Standing TEU Ships

Source: AXSLiner – June 2016

* Includes NOL

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ANL – MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS

• ANL launches SAS service (June 2013) focussing on central and southern China

to/from Australia. ANL now offering three services per week between North/East Asia and Australia.

• ANL launches KIX service (September 2013) linking South East Asia with Australia

(Brisbane) and New Zealand, and offering improved transit times between Brisbane and the USA. ANL now offering three services per week between South East Asia and Australia.

• ANL forms ANL Agencies PNG Limited (July 2013).
• ANL establishes its own container park in Melbourne (February 2013).

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ANL – MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS

• ANL completes purchase of Toll Perkins’ international business
• Perkins ANL Xpress (‘PAX’) service linking Singapore with Darwin and Dili.
• ANL-branded Darwin office opened in August.
• Revamped ANZEX (late 2014)
• Maintenance of current extensive Asia/NZ port coverage, while adding a southbound

Brisbane call.

• Launch of ANL website-based, e-business suite of tools. Broadened functionality.

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ANL – MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS

• Launch of ANL’s ‘Stand Alone’ Tranztas Service
• Dedicated 3-vessel Australia/NZ/Australia service.
• Purchase of Toll’s Timor Leste business, renamed ANL Timor. Establishment of ANL’s
• ffice in Dili.
• Revamped ‘KIX’ Service
• Revised SEA/Brisbane/NZ/Brisbane/SEA service.
• Global launch of Group’s CRM module, marking commencement of implementation of

US$0.5 billion ‘SAPHIR’ (SAP) project.

• More to come…

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ENVIRONMENT STRATEGY

Container shipping is already the most efficient and most environmentally sound method of

• transport. Even so, we are doing more to protect the marine environment, fight climate

change, offer ecologically based solutions and develop an environmentally aware culture.

New Vessel Technologies

• Fast oil recovery system
• Electronic injection motors
• New hull paint system
• New generation compactors not incinerators
• Vessel hydrodynamics - twisted edge rudder
• Connections to shore power grid

Air emissions / Climate change

• Vessel speed reduction on major routes
• Green Flag certification in Long Beach/USA
• Use of low sulphur fuel
• International CO2 workshops

Waste and Biodiversity

• Green Ship program (waste management improvements)
• International workshops on waste improvement
• Vessels speed reduction to prevent whale collision
• Research on water ballast treatment technologies

Containers

• Increase in bamboo floor container fleet
• Research & development of low energy

consumption reefer containers

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CONTAINER FLEET

ANL operates as part of the CMA CGM global container pool.

• Over 2,520,000 TEU worldwide
• 50% less than 5 years old
• 168,000 TEU of Reefer Containers
• 10% are Eco-friendly.

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ANL ROUTE SUMMARY (1998)

Aust - Asia x 3

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ANL ROUTE SUMMARY (TODAY)

Aust - Asia x 8 Aust - PNG Aust – NZ Aust/NZ - EC USA

• Melb. - Tasmania

Aust/NZ - Europe

• Aust. Coastal x 3

WC USA – ANZ x 2 Pacific Is. x 3 NZ – Asia x2 MEG – Asia Asia – PNG Asia – Timor

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A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

A3 NORTHERN EXPRESS

› Weekly service, with ANL providing 3

• f the 6 vessels

› One of a string of 3 services covering

North and East Asia

› Fast transit time into Japan and Korea

from Australia

› Huge coverage of China ports over the

three loops

› Includes 3 calls per week into Shanghai

and 2 into Hong Kong and Shekou

› ANL reconfirms its long-term

commitment to the North and East Asia Trade

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

Weekly Allocation: 1,325 TEU

From/To (Days) Terminal CY Cutoff Yokohama (Sun) Daukoku C-3 tba Osaka (Mon) DICT C-12 tba Pusan (Wed) DPCT tba Qingdao (Fri) QQCT tba Shanghai (Tue) Wai Gao Qiao P5 tba Kaohsiung (Thu) KAOCT tba MEL Arrive Tue SYD Arrive Fri BNE Arrive Mon 23 26 29 18 21 24 12 15 18 14 17 20 22 25 28 20 23 26 From/To (Days) YOK Arrive Sat OSA Arrive Mon BUS Arrive Wed TAO Arrive Fri SHA Arrive Mon KHH Arrive Wed Terminal CY Cutoff Melbourne (Wed) 17 19 21 23 26 28 DPW tba Sydney (Sat) 14 16 18 20 23 25 DPW tba Brisbane (Tue) 11 13 15 17 20 22 DPW tba

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A3 CENTRAL EXPRESS

A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

Weekly Allocation: 1,156 TEU

› Weekly service, with ANL providing 1

vessel

› One of a string of 3 services covering

North and East Asia

› Fast transit time into Central China › Huge coverage of China ports over the

three loops

From/To (Days) Terminal CY Cutoff Sydney (Sat) DPW tba Melbourne (Tue) DPW tba Brisbane (Sun) DPW tba SHA Arrive Thu 19 16 11 NGB Arrive Sat 21 18 13 From/To (Days) Terminal CY Cutoff Shanghai (Fri) Wai Gao Qiao P5 tba Ningbo (Sun) Yuangdong tba 13 17 22 11 15 20 SYD Arrive Thu MEL Arrive Mon BNE Arrive Sat

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A3 SOUTHERN EXPRESS

A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

Weekly Allocation: 1,059 TEU

› Weekly service › One of a string of 3 services covering

North and East Asia

› Fast transit time to and from Central

and Southern China

› Only service offering Xiamen direct call › Huge coverage of China ports over the

three

From/To (Days) KHH Arrive Thu XMN Arrive Fri SHK Arrive Sun HKG Arrive Mon Terminal CY Cutoff Sydney (Mon) 17 18 20 21 Hutchison tba Melbourne (Thu) 14 15 17 18 DPW tba Brisbane (Tue) 9 10 12 13 Hutchison tba From/To (Days) Terminal CY Cutoff Kaohsiung (Fri) KAOCT tba Xiamen (Sat) Yuanhai CT tba Shekou (Mon) SCT tba Hong Kong (Tue) Cosco HIT tba 15 18 23 11 14 19 12 15 20 14 17 22 SYD Arrive Sat MEL Arrive Tue BNE Arrive Sun

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AAX

A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

Weekly Allocation: 3,000 TEU

› Weekly service, with ANL providing 4

• f the 5 vessels

› One of a string of 4 services covering

South East Asia, including:

• JAX service
• KIX (Brisbane coverage)
• PAX (Darwin)

› Connects to ANL’s extensive and

efficient network in the region

From/To (Days) Terminal CY Cutoff Sydney (Mon) DPW Fri 2200 Melbourne (Fri) DPW Wed 0630 Adelaide (Sun) Flinders Fri 2200 Fremantle (Fri) DPW Tue 2200 SIN Arrive Fri 17 14 8 PKG Arrive Fri 18 15 9 12 13 From/To (Days) FRE Arrive Mon SYD Arrive Mon MEL Arrive Thu ADE Arrive Sat Terminal CY Cutoff Singapore (Sat) 9 16 19 21 Brani Terminal Thu 1100 Port Kelang (Sun) 8 15 18 20 Westport Sat 1000

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JAX

A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

Weekly Allocation: 170 TEU

› Weekly service › One of a string of 4 services covering

South East Asia, including:

• AAX service
• KIX (Brisbane coverage)
• PAX (Darwin)

› Direct call to Jakarta › Connects to ANL’s extensive and

efficient network in the region

From/To (Days) FRE Arrive Mon SYD Arrive Mon MEL Arrive Thu ADE Arrive Sat Terminal CY Cutoff Jakarta (Sat) 9 16 19 21 Peti Kemas Koja Thu 2100 Port Kelang (Sun) 8 15 18 20 Westport Sat 1000 Singapore (Fri) 8 15 18 20 Pasir Panjang Wed 0400 From/To (Days) Terminal CY Cutoff Brisbane (Tue) OOCL KCT Mon 1200 Sydney (Fri) Wai Gao Qiao P5 Wed 2200 Melbourne (Mon) Shekou CT Sat 1430 Adelaide (Thu) Cosoc HIT Tue 1400 JKT Arrive Fri PKG Arrive Tue SIN Arrive Sat 21 24 28 15 18 22 11 14 18 12 15 19

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KIX

A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

Weekly Allocation: 1,069 TEU

› Weekly service › One of a string of 4 services covering

South East Asia, including:

• AAX service
• JAX service
• PAX (Darwin)

› Direct call to Brisbane and New

Zealand ports

› Connects to ANL’s extensive and

efficient network in the region

From/To (Days) BNE Arrive Tue AKL Arrive Sun LYT Arrive Wed WLG Arrive Fri NPE Arrive Sat TRG Arrive Sun Terminal CY Cutoff Port Kelang (Wed) 13 18 21 23 24 25 North Port Tue 0700 Singapore (Fri) 12 17 20 22 23 24 PSA Thu 0100 From/To (Days) Terminal CY Cutoff Auckland (Mon) Fergusson Sat 0600 Lyttelton (Thu) Lyttelton Tue 0800 Wellington (Fri) Wellington Wed 1900 Napier (Sun) Napier Thu 2300 Tauranga (Mon) Tauranga Sat 0700 Brisbane (Sat) Brisbane Fri 0100 11 12 PKG Arrive Tue 23 20 16 SIN Arrive Thu 24 21 17 17 18 18 19

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TRANZTAS

A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

Weekly Allocation: 890 - 1,000 TEU

› Weekly service, with ANL providing all

3 vessels

› One of a string of 5 services covering

the Tasman trade, including:

• USL PSW service
• USL PNW service
• Panama service
• KIX service

› ANL supporting this important trade

with the sole remaining weekly, dedicated trans-Tasman service

From/To (Days) AKL Arrive Thu LYT Arrive Mon NSN Arrive Wed WLG Arrive Thu TRG Arrive Sat Terminal CY Cutoff Sydney (Thu) 7 11 13 14 16 Hutchinson SICT Tue 2200 Melbourne (Sat) 5 9 11 12 14 DPW Fri 0630 From/To (Days) Terminal CY Cutoff Auckland (Fri) Fergusson Tue 1630 Lyttelton (Tue) Lyttelton Sat 2200 Nelson (Thu) Nelson Mon 1300 Wellington (Fri) Wellington Tue 1330 Tauranga (Sun) Tauranga Thu 1200 SYD Arrive Wed 12 8 4 MEL Arrive Fri 14 10 6 5 7 7 9

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TRANZTAS LOOP3

A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

› In addition to its weekly, dedicated

trans-Tasman service, ANL provides 4 additional trans-Tasman loops:

› PSW Weekly

• Eastbound

MEL – SYD – TRG

• Westbound AKL – MEL - SYD

› PNW Fortnightly

• Eastbound

SYD – MEL – ADE – AKL

• Westbound TRG – SYD – MEL - ADE

› Panama Fortnightly

• Eastbound

BNE - SYD – MEL – WLG – TRG – NPE - LYT

› PSW Weekly

• Eastbound

BNE – AKL – LYT – WLG – NPE - TRG

• Westbound AKL – LYT – WLG – NPE

– TRG - BNE

› Sydney - Tauranga

5 Days

› Melbourne - Napier

8 Days

› Tauranga - Sydney

4 Days

› Lyttelton - Brisbane

9 Days

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ANZEX

A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

Weekly Allocation: 1,290 TEU

› Weekly service › The only service in the trade to

provide 3 North Island calls and 2 South Island calls to/from NEA

› Large reefer capacity › Seasonal call into Shekou › ANZEX provides some of the fastest

transit times from the Far East to New Zealand via ANL’s global network

From/To (Days) HKG Arrive Sun CWN Arrive Mon KEE Arrive Tue SHA Arrive Wed NGB Arrive Fri KHH Arrive Mon Terminal CY Cutoff Auckland (Sun) 21 22 23 24 26 29 Fergusson Thu 1930 Pt Chalmers (Wed) 17 18 19 20 22 25 Port Chalmers Mon 1900 Lyttelton (Fri) 15 16 17 18 20 23 Lyttelton Tue 1800 Napier (Sat) 14 15 16 17 19 22 Napier Thu 0500 Tauranga ((Sun) 13 14 15 16 18 21 Tauranga Fri 0700 From/To (Days) BNE Arrive Fri AKL Arrive Sat POE Arrive Wed LYT Arrive Thu NPE Arrive Sat TRG Arrive Sun Terminal CY Cutoff Hong Kong (Sun) 22 26 30 32 33 34 HIT Fri 1900 Keelung (Tue) 19 23 27 29 30 31 China CT Tue 2030 Shanghai (Fri) 18 22 26 28 29 30 Wai Gao Qiao P1 Fri 0400 Ningbo (Fri) 17 21 25 27 28 29 Ningbo Beilun 2 Wed 2100 Chiwan (Sat) 15 19 23 25 26 27 Mawan Kaohsiung (Wed) 12 16 20 22 23 24 DPW Tue 2100

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APX

A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

Vessel Allocation: 380 TEU

› Dedicated one-vessel ANL service

with a frequency of every 17 days

› Longstanding and reliable service from

Brisbane to Papua New Guinea

› Transhipment connections into

Brisbane from other Australian ports and international origins.

From/To (Days) Brisbane POM 5 LAE 8 Terminal Patrick FI From/To (Days) Port Moresby Lae Terminal Port Mroresby CT Lae CT BNE 10 7

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APR

A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

Vessel Allocation: 1,050-1,250 TEU

› Dedicated two-vessel ANL service

with a frequency of every 16 days

› Direct calls from Singapore, Port

Kelang and Jakarta

› Efficient, reliable connections from

South East Asia, China, Hong Kong, ISC, MEG, Europe and North America using ANL’s worldwide network.

› Direct calls into Lae and Port Moresby

with alternate calls into Madang and Rabaul

From/To (Days) Madang (alt) Lae Rabaul (alt) Port Moresby Terminal Madang Lae Rabaul Port Moresby PKG Arrive SIN Arrive JKT Arrive 16 18 20 15 17 19 10 12 14 13 15 17 From/To (Days) MAG Arrive LAE Arrive RAB Arrive POM Arrive Port Kelang 12 13 15 18 Singapore 10 11 13 16 Jakarta 8 9 11 14 Terminal Westport Jurong

• Pt. Tangguh Samudera

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PAX

A3N A3C A3S AAX JAX KIX TTZ ANZEX APX APR PAX

ANL SERVICES: NORTH - SOUTH

Vessel Allocation: 380 TEU

› Dedicated two-vessel ANL service

with a frequency of every 9 days

› Direct calls from Singapore into Darwin

and Dili

› Carries a mixture of containers, break

bulk and project cargoes

› Seamless connection via Singapore to

ANL’s worldwide network.

From/To (Days) Singapore DWN 7 DIL 10 Terminal Jurong From/To (Days) Darwin Dili Terminal Patrick Dili SIN 10 7

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NEMO

NEMO

ANL SERVICES: AUST - EUROPE

Weekly Allocation: 300 TEU

› Weekly service › Direct calls from Australia to:

• South East Asia (Singapore and

Port Kelang) with a wide range of feeder options to service Asia, ISC and Middle East

• Indian Subcontinent (Colombo,

Chennai and Cochin)

• Europe with a newly added calls

in Salerno IT

› Fastest and most reliable direct service

from Europe to Australia, with a new call into FOS, FR

› Excellent reefer capacity

From/To (Days) FRE MEL SYD ADE Tilbury 36 41 44 48 Rotterdam 35 40 43 47 Hamburg 34 39 42 46 Le Havre 31 36 39 43 Fos Sur Mer 26 31 34 38 Genoa 25 30 33 37 Damietta 21 26 29 33 From/To (Days) SIN CHE CMB DAM MAL SAL TIL RTM HAM LEH FOS GEN Fremantle 23 29 32 43 46 47 54 55 56 59 64 65 Melbourne 18 24 27 38 41 42 49 50 51 54 59 60 Sydney 15 21 24 35 38 39 46 47 48 51 56 57 Adelaide 11 17 20 31 34 35 42 43 44 47 52 53

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TASMANIA

TASMANIA AAX AANA

ANL SERVICES: COASTAL

Vessel Allocation: 7,200 tonnes

› Toll ANL Bass Strait Service (TABSS)

› 6 sailings per week › 2 dedicated RO/RO vessels › Seamless connection via Melbourne to

• ther Australian ports and ANL’s

worldwide network.

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AUSTRALIAN CABOTAGE

TASMANIA AAX AANA

ANL SERVICES: COASTAL

› Weekly loadings ex all main ports

with dedicated coastal space

› Weekly westbound sailings from

Sydney and Melbourne to Adelaide and Perth

› Ex-Brisbane coastal cargo via Sydney

transhipment

› Weekly northbound coastal sailings

via ANL’s AANA service › Sydney – Fremantle

9 days

› Melbourne – Fremantle

6 Days

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PSW

PSW PNW PANAMA

ANL SERVICES: USA TRADES

Vessel Allocation: 590 TEU SB / 790 NB

› Weekly sailing, with ANL providing 3

• f 7 vessels

› Fast transits from East Coast Australia

and North Island New Zealand into USA West Coast

› Access to ANL’s extensive intermodal

network throughout North America

From/To (Days) OAK LGB Melbourne 27 28 Sydney 23 24 Tauranga 19 20 Papeete 13 14 From/To (Days) AKL MEL SYD Oakland 16 21 25 Long Beach 15 20 24

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PNW

PSW PNW PANAMA

ANL SERVICES: USA TRADES

Vessel Allocation: 569 TEU SB / 177 NB

› Fortnightly sailing › Compliments PSW service by providing

a direct call into Adelaide additional as well as additional calls along US West Coast/Canada

› Seamless connection via Melbourne to

• ther Australian ports and ANL’s

worldwide network.

From/To (Days) HON VAN SEA OAK Sydney 21 28 30 33 Melbourne 19 26 28 31 Adelaide 17 24 26 29 Auckland 11 18 20 23 Suva 13 15 18 Honolulu 7 8 11 From/To (Days) TRG SYD ADL MEL Vancouver 21 25 28 30 Seattle 20 24 27 29 Oakland 17 21 24 26

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PANAMA

PSW PNW PANAMA

ANL SERVICES: USA TRADES

Vessel Allocation: 450 TEU SB / 200 NB

› Fortnightly sailing, with the CMA CGM

Group providing 6 of 7 vessels

› Direct calls into Australia East Coast,

North and South Islands of New Zealand and USA East Coast

› **New Brisbane call from December

2016

› Fast transit times to/from USA East

Coast - Aust/NZ

› Seamless connection to ANL hubs in

Manzanillo (Panama), Kingston (Jamaica) and Cartega (Columbia)

From/To (Days) MAN SAV PHL Brisbane 34 39 41 Sydney 32 37 39 Melbourne 27 32 34 Wellington 22 27 29 Tauranga 21 26 28 Napier 19 24 26 Lyttelton 18 23 25 From/To (Days) PPE NOU BNE SYD MEL WLG TRG NPE LYT New York 21 27 29 31 36 41 42 44 45 Savanah 18 24 26 28 33 38 39 41 42 Kingston 15 21 23 25 30 35 36 38 39

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PACIFIC ISLANDS

PSW PNW

ANL SERVICES: PACIFIC ISLANDS

› Fortnightly call northbound into

Papeete, Tahiti via PSW service

› USL’s fortnightly service provides

northbound calls into Suva, Fiji every sailing and 1 in 3 calls to Honolulu › Sydney – Papeete

11 days

› Sydney – Suva

15 days › Sydney – Honolulu 22 days

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CIMEX

CIMEX

ANL SERVICES: EAST – WEST (ISC)

Vessel Allocation: 300 TEU

› Weekly sailing, with the CMA CGM

Group providing 3 of 8 vessels

› Wide coverage of the growing UAE

market

› Direct calls in Pusan, North, Central

and South China

From/To (Days) KLF JEA BND AUH Nansha 30 32 34 36 Tianjin-Xingang 23 25 27 29 Dalian 22 24 26 28 Pusan 20 22 24 26 Shanghai 17 19 21 23 Ningbo 15 17 19 21 Shekou 13 15 17 19 Port Kelang 8 10 12 14 From/To (Days) PKG NAN TXG DAL PUS SHA NGB SHK Khor Fakken 18 24 31 32 34 37 39 41 Jebel Ali 16 22 29 30 32 35 37 39 Bandar Abbas 14 20 27 28 30 33 35 37 Abu Dhabi 12 18 25 26 28 31 33 35

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INTERMODAL SERVICE OCEANIA

› One-stop shopping to combine your land and

• cean requirements

› Regular connections from / to main ports › Flexible door or ramp connections › Reliable inland network › Competitive inland transport pricing › Dedicated and tailor-made solutions › Low inland rates due to volume purchasing

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ANL CONTAINER HIRE & SALES

› Coverage all throughout Australia

› All types of containers for sale and hire › All containers fully weatherproof and

secure

› Long and short term hire available › Specialist refrigerated container provider › Our wide range includes general storage

containers, dangerous goods containers and self pack removal containers

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ANL LOGISTICS

› Complete logistics solutions

› Provides end to end services › Customised solutions to optimise your

supply chain

› Headquartered in Melbourne and has a

intimate understanding of the complexities of supply chains in Australia

› The answer to all your logistics needs

Fit the pieces together with ANL Logistics

www.ANLLogistics.com.au

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eBUSINESS

ANL offers our customers the following E-commerce facilities via the Industry web based platform INTTRA and also the personalised ANL web based platform eBusiness……

ANL eBusiness INTTRA

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