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Strategic move of Forwarders towards multimodal service offering under OBOR Developments Hong Kong, May 10 th 2016 Richard Morgan, CCO Asia Eurasia Land Bridge connects China to Europe and bring in new opportunities to the logistics market


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Strategic move of Forwarders towards multimodal service offering under OBOR Developments

Hong Kong, May 10th 2016 Richard Morgan, CCO Asia

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Eurasia Land Bridge connects China to Europe and bring in new opportunities to the logistics market

Competitive transit time 50% less comparing to traditional ocean freight Extensive service range Rail+ models offer multiple solutions that covers the entire Asia Pacific

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Cost efficient Only 1/5 of the conventional air freight solution cost Sustainable solution Reduce CO2 emissions by up to 90% in comparison to air freight

“One Belt” begins in Xi’an in Northwest China before stretching west through Urumqi to Central Asia. From there it goes to northern Iran before swinging west through Turkey. From Istanbul it crosses the Bosporus Strait and heads northwest through Europe, including Germany and the Netherlands

China-Europe Rail Freight

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Rail freight provides Competitive lead time and cost

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Rail service is the most cost effective product with the length of transit time accepted by most mid market retailers, particularly to sea air customers.

3.05 0.7 0.2 1.5 5 15 33 22 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Air Rail Ocean Sea Air Unit Cost (USD/KG) Transit Time (Days)

*Based on 1*40H with G.W 10,000kgs, port to port charge only

*

Days

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Rail freight offers environmental friendly solutions to China/ Europe

Carbon intensity emitted by transporting 1 ton of goods 1 km (in grams of CO2)

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Mode of Transport is a Significant Factor in Logistics Carbon Footprint

Air (NTM average, Boeing 747-400) Truck (NTM global average) Rail Electric (NTM global average) Ocean (CCWG global average, dry)

7 18 21 47 560

Rail Diesel (NTM global average)

A total of 1000+ trips had run on China-Europe railway since 2011, with freight value at USD 12.5 billion. Demand for this solution has been increased steadily.

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Sourcing pattern is shifting away from China to Asia Pacific

Locations such as Vietnam/ Myanmar/ Bangladesh has been blooming lately

  • Relatively lower labor cost
  • New trade agreements

(eg, T.P .P)

  • Improved product quality via

foreign investments

  • Logistics infrastructure

improvement

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How can shippers enjoy logistics benefit via the OBOR initiative and Eurasia Rail developments?

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OBOR developments in China creates more

  • pportunities for logistics service providers

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Among 13 core OBOR provinces, Chongqing has the best pre-requisites to become a key logistics hub in China:

  • 45% total China-Europe rail freight

volume are contributed by Yuxinou railway

  • Unique “1+N” pattern of convergence

and distribution

  • Good connectivity to coastal ports

and S.E. Asia

  • Chongqing-Shenzhen Railway
  • Chongqing-Guiyang Railway (2017)
  • Chongqing-Kunming Railway (2020)
  • Low labor cost for production shift
  • Chongqing RMB 1250

vs Shenzhen RMB 2030

  • Intermodal to connect rail ramp

with sea ports

  • Cross border trucking to SE Asia
  • Warehousing in inland china

Opportunities to LSP

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Forwarders offer “Rail+” solutions strategically to provide coverage in Asia

  • 1. Truck + Rail

Thailand/ Laos/ Myanmar/ Vietnam

  • 2. Ocean + Rail

Taiwan/ Indonesia/ Korea/ Japan

  • 3. Air + Rail

Singapore/ Indonesia/ Australia

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Chengdu Wuhan Suzhou Zhengzhou Shanghai Dalian Shidao Hong Kong Chongqing Kunming Pingxiang Urumqi Alashankou Manzhouli

Rail+ solutions

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Cross Border Trucking from Vietnam and connect Rail from China to Europe and Russia

Beijing Urumqi Alashankou Ekaterinburg

Moscow Hamburg/Duisburg Chongqing Kazakhstan 1

Shanghai

Chongqing -Hamburg: 13-15 days Suzhou – Moscow: 14 days Gate way Hub Coverage from hub

1 Hanoi Vietnam Chongqing AT/BE/CH/LU/NL 2 days 3 Days 13-15 Days 2-3 day CZ/PL/SK 3 days Hamburg/Duisburg

Transit time

1 day

Brest

FI/GB/IE/NO 4 days ES/GR/IT/PT 5 days Suzhou

Manzhouli

2 2 Moscow 14 Days

Novosibirsk Astana Oktyabrsk

Mongolia Suzhou 2-3 day

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Process of Cross Border Trucking from Hanoi (VN) to connect with China Railway Station

Cross Border Truck Cross Border Truck Langson Customs Pingxiang Customs Cross Border Truck

sends bond request electronically

Logistics Park Customs Perform shipment bond transfer to border Perform export customs clearance Same truck with no reloading and change

  • f truck

Perform import customs clearance and bond transfer Same truck with no reloading and change of truck 2 1 3 4 5

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Manufactory/DC Railway Cargo Receiving Point

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New solutions are under development by forwarders limited by various factors

Customs alignment

  • Within China and with other countries along the route
  • “One-stop declaration, inspection and release”

Integrate the custom process to reduce number of custom inspections

Lead time, cost and operational efficiency

  • Competitiveness versus Ocean freight/ Sea+Air
  • Operational and security challenges at change of transportation modes

Infrastructure developments

  • New rail and highway development connecting nearby countries

Local knowledge and presence

  • Partnership with trusted vendors
  • Relationship with local customs

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Quotes from the 3PL industry on OBOR developments

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"There is no clear agenda of which projects are to be done, only to set the agenda. Then various trade and investment barriers must removed.” “It requires a deep understanding of the varying regulatory and infrastructural conditions in each market, robust partnerships with local-market experts and authorities, and experience in brokering cross-border connections without compromising on overall speed and efficiency.” “This is a big opportunity and I see growing demand for contract logistics, storage and delivery services. Some of the countries are very

  • underdeveloped. There are risks, but we try to control them by

working with local partners and other means. Generally speaking, the

  • pportunities are bigger than the risks.”

“It will mean a second wave of growth for Southeast Asia due to the

  • pening up of so many transport links and increasing integration with

China.”

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THANK YOU

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