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Limited Edition Company Profile InnoTrans 2016 1 List of contents About Ansaldo STS Key Data Worldwide Presence Main References Competencies “Connecting pieces of your world” Business Lines System Integration Activities Mass transit High speed lines Freight Portfolio Copenhagen Metro Genoa Metro Brescia Metro 2 3 Complete Transportation Solutions - Passengers and Freight All around the world, Ansaldo STS supports its clients to create and develop more reliable and sustainable networks that ease urban mobility and solve the challenges of today’s population and cities’ rapid growth. From passenger to freight transportation networks, from urban to intercity and cross-border high speed lines, Ansaldo STS designs and deploys cutting-edge technologies to meet operators’ needs and optimize performance independently of traffic density and complexity. Ansaldo STS has left its mark in the rail industry by implementing advanced technologies on major projects such as: More than 270 Km • ERTMS/ETCS solutions combined with High Speed Rail, Conventional of Unattended Metro contracts all over the world lines or Heavy Haul technologies for safer and interoperable networks • Satellite positioning technology for safer and more accurate rail traffic management • Driverless solutions to improve operational efficiency and flexibility and reduce operation and maintenance costs Ansaldo STS’s Key • CBTC signalling technology to increase performances and reduce success factors: headway through a real moving block • Advanced technology • Catenary free combined with tramway technology (TramWave®) to • Innovative approach to preserve the environment and historical city centers highly complex projects • International presence • Broad Components portfolio, covering all aspects of signalling and and global capability systems solutions (such as Switch Machines, Signals, Level Crossings, • System interoperability Relays, etc.) and efficiency • Compliance to safety That’s how Ansaldo STS moves the rail industry forward, that’s how we and environmental connect pieces of your day to day life. standards • Full system integration A leading international technology company which specializes in railway capabilities signalling and integrated transport systems for passenger and freight rail operations. Ansaldo STS plans, designs, manufactures, installs and commissions signalling components, systems and integrated mobility solutions for the management and control of new and upgraded Railway, Transit and Freight lines worldwide and acts as a lead contractor and turnkey provider on major projects worldwide. Ansaldo STS is listed on the Milan Stock Exchange. 4 5 Railway and Mass Transit Ansaldo STS is a global leader in passenger rail systems, designing, building, operating and maintaining Railway and Mass Transit solutions that range from fully integrated turnkey solutions to traditional signalling systems. These systems can include any of the technological subsystems that make up a transport system, including signalling, power supply, telecommunications, rolling stock and other technologies. Globally, Ansaldo STS supports clients with every type of signalling solution, from track circuits to Communications Based Train Control (CBTC) and from High Speed Railways to Driverless and Conventional Metro Systems. Freight Ansaldo STS has a history in the design and production of a full range of signalling solutions and components and provides operation and maintenance services for Heavy Haul and Freight customers around the world. From the wayside, on-board and office products that comprise a Heavy Haul or Freight network, to complete turnkey systems, Ansaldo STS is a leader in freight rail solutions. Our advanced, modular and scalable planning and control systems have improved network safety, reliability and efficiency to new levels. 6 7 Key Data as of December 2015 REVENUES NEW ORDERS BACKLOG Mln€ 1,383.8 Mln€ 1,336.0 Mln€ 6,410.4 OPERATING INCOME NET FINANCIAL HEADCOUNT (N.) POSITION Mln€ 135.8 (positive net cash) 3,772 Mln€ (338.7) Copenhagen Driverless Metro Order Backlog as of December 2015 Revenue as of December 2015 9% 18% Italy Italy 27% 32% Rest of Europe 19% Rest of Europe 8% North Africa | Middle East North Africa | Middle East Americas Americas Asia Pacific | South Africa Asia Pacific | South Africa 6,410 Mln€ by Geographic area 1,384 Mln€ by Geographic area 17% 23% 24% 23% 8 9 Worldwide Presence “Share the passion” (tot. 2015 headcount 3,772) Worldwide presence Europe, North Africa & Middle East: Genoa, Naples, Turin, Potenza, Paris, Riom, Copenhagen, London, Madrid, Munich, Stockholm, Thessaloniki, Ankara, Tunis, Oran, Rabat, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Seul, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Zaragoza Beijing New Delhi Taipei Kolkata Americas: Bangalore Pittsburgh, Batesburg, Honolulu, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Rockville, Toronto, Kuala Lumpur Kingston, Sao Paulo, Lima Gaborone Karratha Johannesburg Brisbane Perth Newcastle Sydney Global Headquarters Main Offices & Sales Representations Factories 10 11 Main References and Projects Worldwide UK Italy France Greece High Speed One - Cambrian High Speed network: High Speed network Metro: Thessaloniki line- Ferriby-Gilberdyke line Milan-Bologne, Rome-Milan, including: Metro: Glasgow subway Milan-Naples, Florence- Tours-Bordeaux (SEA), Le Spain Bologne, Turin-Milan, Brescia- Mans-Rennes (BPL), Paris- Madrid-Lerida HSLFigueras- Germany Treviglio Metros: Rome L A & Strasbourg (East Europe) Perpignan line - Madrid Saarbrücken - Mannheim HSL, LC, Naples L1& L6, Milan L5, Metro: Paris Line 3 Atocha by-pass, HSL La Berlin-Rostock HSL Brescia, Genoa Robla-Pola de Lena Sweden China Boden-Haparanda line Shijiazhuang-Taiyuan DPL (Shi-Tai) Metro: Stockholm Red line Zhengzhou-Xian DPL Metros: Shenyang lines 1 & 2, Denmark Chengdu lines 1 & 2, Hangzhou Metros: Copenhagen M1, line 1, Xian line 2, Zhengzhou line 1 M2, new City-Ring, Aarhus LRT Tramway: TramWave® phase 1 Zhuhai South Korea Seoul-Busan HSL, Osong-Gwangju USA (Honam) HSL, Rotem on-board SEPTA PTC commuter line program , Sudokwon HSL Long Island Rail Road commuter line, Metro: Ui Shinseol LRT East side access Speonk to Montauk Metros: Los Angeles Metro (Green Taiwan Line), Honolulu rapid transit , New Metro: Taipei Circular Line York Metro WMATA Silver Springs India WMATA Dulles Phase 2 TPWS Northern railway, PAAC North Shore Connector TPWS Southern railway NYCT Chambers Street Metros: Kolkata metro, Mumbai monorail, Navi Mumbai metro Venezuela Metro: Los Teques Malaysia North double track Peru Metro: Lima lines 2 - 4 Australia Rio Tinto Brazil Roy Hill Iron Ore Metro: ARTC Sao Paulo CPTM ATP lines 7 - 12 Butler turnkey railway signalling Sao Paulo CPTM ATO lines 7 - 9 - 12 extension, PTA Turkey Botswana Saudi Arabia Gebze - Köseköy line Integrated Safeworking System Metros: Riyadh Princess Metro: Ankara lines (maintenance) Botswana Railways Noura Bint Abdulrahman 1,2,3,4 women’s university metro, Libya Riyadh metro Line 3 Algeria Coastal line Ras Ajdir - Sirth e Oued Tlelat - Tlemcen line Al-Hisha-Sabha U.A.E. Etihad rail stage one Morocco South Africa (Shah - Habshan - Ruwais “Ride the rail” Tangiers - Kenitra HSL Viljoensdrift line) 12 13 Competencies Contractual Capabilities Ansaldo STS’s “full system approach” optimizes strategies, resources and As an expert in Railway, Mass Transit investments and rationalizes technology types to provide state-of-the-art, and Freight signalling and turnkey viable and integrated transportation solutions within a municipality, region projects, Ansaldo STS manages all or country. We act as lead contractor (or consortium partner) and system integrator of the phases of the project, from for major projects around the world, under the following contractual the design to the manufacturing and schemes: installation, testing and commissioning • Contracting for Design & Build • Project Financing and operations and maintenance, • Public Private Partnerships (PPP) independently of network size and • Build, Operate and Transfer (BOT) complexity. • Design, Build, Operate and Maintain (DBOM). Prime Technological Contractor leadership in safety Rolling stock: Solid roots and Technological no Legacy, but preferred track record Integrator access where demand is Subsystem Other Partnering along the complete Vehicles Signalling client value Civil Works chain Operation & Maintenance Serving future Global organization Easing client clients needs financial constraints Copenhagen Metro Driverless 14 15 Business Lines Ansaldo STS delivers a full range of Railway & Mass Transit and Freight Solutions, such as… HIGH SPEED FREIGHT Ansaldo STS is present in over 50% of all High Speed lines built around world (Japan excluded). Ansaldo STS is a leader in the freight transportation market. In Australia, it provides innovative heavy- haul freight rail solutions for several of the country’s key iron ore mining operations. MAIN LINES DRIVERLESS UTO METRO Ansaldo STS provides full-service capabilities to large railway networks. So far, Ansaldo STS has developed more than 250 km of driverless unattended metro lines, with more than 245 stations, 12 control and maintenance centers and 380 trains. SUB-URBAN CATENARY FREE (TramWave®) Commuter rail, also called suburban rail, is a passenger rail transport service that primarily TramWave® is the innovative traction power supply system without overhead catenaries. operates between a city center and the middle to outer suburbs beyond 15 km. CONVENTIONAL METRO TRAMWAY A complete portofolio of solutions where the driver runs the trains up to
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