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Fast Facts 2021 BEVERAGES & MARINE SHIPPING LINES FOOD CHAIN SERVICES THE CHINA NAVIGATION BEVERAGES COMPANY (CNCo) OFFSHORE SUPPORT SERVICES SWIRE COCA-COLA Swire Shipping, CNCo’s liner shipping division, offers multipurpose liner services for transporting containerised, A strategic partner of The Coca-Cola Company breakbulk and project cargoes, connecting North America since the 1960s. to the Pacific Islands and Oceania. Through Swire Projects, CNCo offers project parcelling and transport engineering Holds the franchise to manufacture, market and services to the energy, resource and infrastructure sectors. distribute products of The Coca-Cola Company in an extensive area of the western USA, the Hong Kong SAR, Taiwan region, and 11 provinces and the Shanghai Municipality in the Chinese Mainland. SWIRE BULK In business since 1978, Swire Coca-Cola, USA is one of the largest independent Coca-Cola bottlers in the United States, operating in 13 states. SWIRE ENERGY SERVICES (SES) UNITED STATES Operates across strategic locations in North America, including Mexico and the Caribbean. Offers offshore Leading vessel owner and operator specialising in container solutions, equipment rentals and sales, transporting cargoes in the dry bulk segment. Has Franchise population Sales volume integrity services, aviation services and chemical presence in the Atlantic and opens its Atlantic Americas plants 6 million handling services. desk in Miami. in 13 states 30.3 million 317 unit cases* * A unit case comprises 24 8-ounce servings. @2021 The Coca-Cola Company FAST FACTS 2021 COLD STORAGE Principal customers are leading American and GREEN INVESTMENTS UNITED STATES international food companies, including Kellogg’s, A SWIRE COMPANY Unilever and Kraft Heinz. TRADING & rd 3 largest Headquartered in Public Refrigerated Warehouse logistics INDUSTRIAL Camden, New Jersey provider in North America Offers 42 million GREEN INVESTMENTS facilities 383 cubic feet of UNITED STATES COLD STORAGE in 13 states temperature controlled warehouse space Utah-based company that provides process solutions PURESTREAM SERVICES for water and wastewater treatment, liquid-solids separation, and biological treatment in municipal, INGREDIENTS industrial and minerals markets worldwide. Utah-based company that specialises in treating produced water for re-use in the oil and gas, power A leading global supplier of tea, coffee and botanical extracts, with generation, and food and beverage industries. extensive interests across tea farms, extraction, trading, R&D, packing and customer support. Offers innovative, economic and robust integrated water treatment solutions. Patented AVARA advanced vapor Provides tea and coffee solutions to major beverage and food brands and recompression technology provides distilled quality food service companies in the United States. Offers extracts, concentrates water, as well as clean brine for re-use. Utilises advanced and RTD products in a variety of packaging formats. WESTECH ENGINEERING induced-gas flotation technology combined with Has extensive operations across the US, with headquarters, coffee filtration to remove oil and grease and suspended solids extraction facilities and an R&D laboratory in Lincoln, Rhode Island, a tea from wastewater. FINLAYS “Centre of Excellence” in Florham Park, New Jersey, and coffee extraction facilities and an Innovation Centre in San Antonio, Texas. UF210715e 2020 KEY FINANCIALS – UNITED STATES PROPERTY AVIATION TurnoverUS$3,929M The Swire group’s business activities span six continents and five industrial sectors, including A leading developer in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (“Hong Kong SAR”) and the Chinese Mainland, with US$M US$M Property, Aviation, Beverages & Food Chain, Marine a well-established record of creating long-term value by developing and managing large-scale, mixed-use projects that 5,000 CATHAY GROUP 4,500 Services and Trading & Industrial. These interests transform urban areas. Includes Cathay Pacific, its wholly owned airlines HK Express and all- 4,000 come under Hong Kong-based, publicly quoted Swire 3,500 Listed on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited. cargo carrier Air Hong Kong, and an 18% associate interest in Air China. By 3,000 Pacific Limited, or are held by the group’s UK-based 2,500 Its US arm, Swire Properties Inc, has had a significant presence in Miami since the 1980s and successfully transformed Division Business interests also include flight catering, ramp and cargo handling 2,000 parent company, John Swire & Sons Limited. Brickell Key, a reclaimed sand bar, into a thriving residential and commercial community. 1,500 services, and cargo terminal operations. 1,000 500 Founded in Liverpool, UK, in 1816, Swire opened a 0 16 17 18 19 20 New York office in 1873 to develop a US market for its growing trade with China and Japan. Today, the BRICKELL CITY CENTRE group’s interests in the USA range from property Miami’s landmark retail-led mixed-use complex, opened in 2016. investment and aircraft engineering to beverages and Phase I of the development includes two office buildings (Two Brickell City Centre and Three Brickell City Centre), cold storage. Swire Properties is a key developer in two residential towers (Reach and Rise), a hotel and serviced apartments (EAST Miami) and a shopping mall. Capital EmployedUS$3,360M Miami, with a significant mixed-use portfolio. HAECO US$M US$M Americas is a major provider of aircraft maintenance, Named “Project of the Year” in the Urban Land Institute’s 2017 Vision Awards. 4,000 repair and overhaul services. Swire Coca-Cola, USA 3,500 3,000 is one of the largest independent Coca-Cola bottlers By 2,500 in the USA. Finlays is a leading supplier of tea, coffee Division 2,000 and botanical extracts to the food and beverage 1,500 1,000 industry. United States Cold Storage is North 500 America’s third largest Public Refrigerated Warehouse 0 16 17 18 19 20 logistics provider. HAECO GROUP One of the world’s leading aviation product and service Employees 14,324 providers, offering a comprehensive range of products and services in airframe, cabin, component and engine services. 16,000 14,000 12,000 HAECO AMERICAS By 10,000 2020 Principal Property Portfolio Division 8,000 in the United States 6,000 EAST MIAMI Headquartered in Greensboro, North Carolina, wholly owned subsidiary HAECO Americas delivers comprehensive 4,000 Lifestyle business hotel EAST Miami offers 352 rooms Brickell City Centre 2,000 including 89 serviced apartments. aircraft care services from two multi-hangar locations in 0 Brickell City Centre Greensboro, North Carolina and Lake City, Florida. 16 17 18 19 20 Rise (Shopping Mall) Future Development 128,345 sf* 496,508 sf Reach ~523,000 sf 50,005 sf* Property Beverages & Food Chain Aviation Trading & Industrial Miami River Miami River HAECO Americas’ largest hangar at the Piedmont HAECO Americas – 2020 Top 10 customers: Triad International Airport in North Carolina SW 1st Avenue SW 8th Street (in alphabetical order) Metrorail SE 5th Street commenced operations in April 2018. Brickell Station SE 6th Street HAECO Cabin Solutions offers comprehensive cabin SE 7th Street South Miami Avenue interior products and engineering services, including EAST Miami SW 9th Street Metromover the manufacture of aircraft stowage, lavatory and 218,000 sf Eighth Street Station galley products, as well as the Vector™ and Eclipse™ EAST Brickell Plaza Future Development lines of aircraft seating. Residences ~1,440,000 sf 109,000 sf HAECO Americas’ services include commercial airframe maintenance and modifications, repair and Information within this document is prepared on a 100% basis for subsidiaries of the Swire group, direct joint ventures of the Swire group and associated companies (which have services * Rise and Reach developed for trading purposes. Floor area shown represents the overhaul services, and composite repair services. agreements in place with the Swire group). All data shown is valid for the year ended 31st December 2020, unless otherwise specified. unclosed portion. Figures above do not include amounts related to the group’s Marine Services businesses as geographical segmentation is not always possible. 2020 KEY FINANCIALS – UNITED STATES PROPERTY AVIATION TurnoverUS$3,929M The Swire group’s business activities span six continents and five industrial sectors, including A leading developer in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (“Hong Kong SAR”) and the Chinese Mainland, with US$M US$M Property, Aviation, Beverages & Food Chain, Marine a well-established record of creating long-term value by developing and managing large-scale, mixed-use projects that 5,000 CATHAY GROUP 4,500 Services and Trading & Industrial. These interests transform urban areas. Includes Cathay Pacific, its wholly owned airlines HK Express and all- 4,000 come under Hong Kong-based, publicly quoted Swire 3,500 Listed on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited. cargo carrier Air Hong Kong, and an 18% associate interest in Air China. By 3,000 Pacific Limited, or are held by the group’s UK-based 2,500 Its US arm, Swire Properties Inc, has had a significant presence in Miami since the 1980s and successfully transformed Division Business interests also include flight catering, ramp and cargo handling 2,000 parent company, John Swire & Sons Limited. Brickell Key, a reclaimed sand bar, into a thriving residential and commercial community. 1,500 services, and cargo terminal operations. 1,000 500 Founded in Liverpool, UK, in 1816, Swire opened a 0 16 17 18 19 20 New York office in 1873 to develop a US market for its growing trade with China and Japan. Today, the BRICKELL CITY CENTRE group’s interests in the USA range from property Miami’s landmark retail-led mixed-use complex, opened in 2016. investment and aircraft engineering to beverages and Phase I of the development includes two office buildings (Two Brickell City Centre and Three Brickell City Centre), cold storage. Swire Properties is a key developer in two residential towers (Reach and Rise), a hotel and serviced apartments (EAST Miami) and a shopping mall. Capital EmployedUS$3,360M Miami, with a significant mixed-use portfolio.
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