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Deutsche Bahn International Operations Delivering Excellence in Mobility and Transport Deutsche Bahn International Operations Delivering excellence in mobility and transport 0 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 1 Deutsche Bahn – Our background 2 DB International Operations – Who we are 3 Our DB track record – What we do 1 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Our background DB is one of the largest transport and mobility providers in the world AA1/AA- rating Moodys/S&P Germany 24.9 bn EUR in revenue 205,000 employees 2.1 bn EUR EBIT 331,600 Worldwide employees 19.1 bn EUR in revenue 126,600 employees present in 130 countries 44 bn EUR revenue 2 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Status: 2018 Our background We are the number one railway company for operations and maintenance in Europe Rail passenger Europe Rail freight Europe Rail infrastructure Europe • High-speed / Long-distance • Rail freight • Rail tracks • Regional / Mass rapid / Metro • Land transport • Stations • LRT / Tramway • Ocean freight • Energy • Bus / Ride, car and bike sharing • Air freight • Supporting services • Mobility services • Logistic services m rail passengers m rail tons km rail tracks 2,581 per year 256 per year 33,440 trains trains passenger stations 24,068 per day 2,873 per day 5,663 train multiple units wagons switches & crossings 5,345 in fleet 82,895 in fleet 66,280 3 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Status: 2018 Our background With more than 186 years of mobility expertise, we are a global player with deep technological and digital competence Our Base: Our Growth Path: Our Way Forward: Technical Expertise International Footprint Digital Innovation 1835 1966 20002000 2008 2016 2018+ China and Europe are 15,000 switches are Introduction of “Digital 1st railway line in DE Consult is founded; DB’s freight division connected by the connected to the Rail Germany”, Germany is taken the basis for today’s starts to internationalize world’s longest freight DIANA data analysis aiming at digitalizing into operation engineering& consulting and is today #1 in 2020+ firm DB E&C, active Europe train – operated by DB system (figure to be Germany’s entire around the globe doubled by 2020) railway infrastructure 4,7 bn EUR investment planned to reach our goals for Digitalization until 2030 1930s 1994 2002 2010 2017 2019 Start of experiments Two state railways Global logistics Autonomous driving: 80 European cities DB Cargo digitalizes with high-speed transform into the player Schenker is IOKI bus, MAN truck are directly connected its fleet of 68.000 trains >200km/h privately run re-acquired by DB platooning to Germany via DB’s freight wagons with Deutsche Bahn AG long-distance service sensors and GPS 4 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 1 Deutsche Bahn – Our background 2 DB International Operations – Who we are 3 Our DB track record – What we do 5 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Who we are With our DB ECO portfolio, we can cover every stage of your railway project life cycle DB ECO Group Engineering | Consulting | Operations DB Engineering & Consulting DB International Operations Consulting Feasibility, Tender Construction Testing and O&M Concept, Mobilization Trial Operations and Design and Consulting Supervision Commissioning Business Plan and Ramp-up Operations Maintenance O&M Plan 6 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 International footprint DB International Operations provides operations and maintenance of all rail segments beyond Europe Operations & Maintenance Rail Transport Long distance/ Regional/ Tram/ LRT/ Freight Metro High speed Commuter Streetcar Rail/Cargo Rail Infrastructure Station/ Terminals & Track Rail Systems Civil Infrastructure 7 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Who we are Our competencies provide best value for your project Technical Expertise Digital Innovation International footprint Operational expertise Innovative solutions for Rail projects in in all rail modes operations and maintenance over 100 countries Business model Passenger-oriented Close to our clients: know-how approach DB offices on all continents Safety and regulatory Digital communication and Collaboration with competence information tools local stakeholders 8 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 1 Deutsche Bahn – Our background 2 DB International Operations – Who we are 3 Our DB track record – What we do 9 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Technical expertise We have technical competence for all aspects of railway transport We operate We maintain We design and implement Intermodality Passenger rails Light maintenance & Integrated solutions Freight rails Heavy maintenance Stations & Mobility hubs Domestic and cross- Health, Safety, Quality and Infrastructure border connections Environment management Infrastructure Rolling Stock 10 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Technical expertise In Germany’s largest cities, our metropolitan networks are the backbone of public transport Metropolitan networks: Making cities accessible km track Vehicles k passengers as two-wagon units per working day 147 164 750 HAMBURG 327 650 1,500 BERLIN 549 134 385 RHEIN-RUHR 224 115 100 NUREMBERG 434 253 840 MUNICH 11 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Status: 2018 Technical expertise Providing integrated mobility solutions for cities all over Germany, including in the capital Berlin Multimodal transport: Enabling passengers to benefit from the city’s entire mobility ecosystem 16 1.5m 166 metropolitan passengers stations lines per working day in Berlin 190 30 3,500 2 car sharing e-ridesharing shared autonomous vehicles cars bicycles busses (pilot projects) 12 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Status: 2018 Technical expertise Bringing growth to European urban and suburban areas with custom-designed tram and LRT systems Light rail trains: DB Arriva operates tram lines in Stockholm (Sweden) and 15 more European cities 23.8km 35 network number of number of length stations stations 420 200,000 daily train passengers services per working day 13 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Status: 2018 Technical expertise Operating broad regional networks with high levels of reliability, safety and efficiency Regional networks across Germany: Bringing communities together 22,600 1,9bn trains scheduled passengers per day per year 200km/h 11,200 42 max. speed rail cars workshops 14 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Status: 2018 Technical expertise Offering competitive travel times between German and major European cities, with our high-speed connections Long-distance high-speed connections in Europe 390,000 800 >250 80+ passengers per working day trains per day crossborder European in ICE- and Intercity-trains services daily cities Modern fleet with 276 ICE- and 200 intercity-trains ICE 1 ICE 2 ICE T ICE 3 ICE 4 15 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Status: 2018 Technical expertise Constantly extending our high-speed connections, such as the new connection Berlin-Munich in 2017 Berlin-Munich high-speed connection in less than 4 hours 4,4m 10bn 230km passengers EUR investment new tracks per year 35 3:55h 300km/h direct connections travel time maximum per day, incl. Berlin-Munich speed 6 ICE Sprinters with ICE-Sprinter 16 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Status: 2018/19 Technical expertise Transforming stations into passenger-oriented mobility hubs Future Stations: Intelligent network of transport infrastructure in Horrem, Germany Free Wi-Fi Real-time information about Pick up and return packages coach order of trains and directly at the station in the disruptions on the way intelligent locker Delivery of online Fully CO2 neutral station with ordered groceries green energy production to the train station Indoor navigation Availability of car sharing, bike sharing, ride sharing and long distance buses Inductive charging Urban logistics on the stations for city buses last mile with cargobikes 17 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Technical expertise Offering sustainable mass railway transport across the continent – as the no. 1 freight operator in Europe DB Cargo: Providing freight transport on all major European corridors 88bn 2,690 82,900 ton-kilometers locomotives wagons (incl. leased) freight carried 4,200 21 private customers European sidings in Europe subsidiaries 18 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Status: 2018 Technical expertise Operating and maintaining the largest railway infrastructure in Europe #1 infrastructure provider in Europe, sharing our network with more than 420 railway operators 33,440km 40,000 1bn length of German trains per day train km rail network per year 25,147 739 66,280 railway bridges tunnels switches & crossings 19 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Status: 2018 Technical expertise Maintaining our entire fleet in-house with our comprehensive maintenance capabilities With mobile teams and workshops across Germany, we maintain our whole fleet 500 light and heavy inspections maintenance workshops 650,000 Refurbishment of approx. 12 large heavy 198,000 brake components maintenance workshops Refurbishment of approx. 58,000 wheel sets Refurbishment of approx. 73,000 seats per year 20 Deutsche Bahn International Operations GmbH | Berlin | 2019 Status: 2018 Technical expertise
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