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Significant Growth Potential for KONE in Russia KONE Capital Markets Day 2008 Significant growth potential for KONE in Russia Klaus Cawén Executive Vice President, M&A and Strategic Alliances, Russia, Legal Affairs Significant growth potential for KONE in Russia Rapidly growing economy One of the top ten elevator markets KONE uniquely positioned to drive growth Capital City, Moscow 2 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén Rapidly growing economy Strong GDP growth 140 million population – mostly urban High disposable income – high consumption Antey-III, Yekaterinburg 3 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén Strong GDP growth 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Note: Real GDP Growth Source: Bank of Finland 4 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén In addition to Moscow and St. Petersburg there are 11 cities with a population exceeding one million Cities by Number of Inhabitants (Millions) Moscow St Petersburg St Petersburg Novosibirsk Nizhny Novgorod Rural Moscow Yekaterinburg 26% Samara Omsk Nizhniy Novgorod Perm Perm Rostov-na-Donu Kazan Kazan Samara Yekaterinburg Ufa Urban Ufa Chelyabinsk Chelyabinsk 74% Rostov-on-Don Volgograd Omsk Volgograd 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Novosibirsk Source: United Nations Population density and urbanization statistics 5 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén Source: United Nations Population Division estimates and projections High disposable income Unleashed hungry urban consumers 13% flat income tax Growing middle class Demand for quality and brand value MIBC, Moscow 6 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén One of the top ten elevator markets Huge construction growth 450,000 elevators in operation Significant residential market Naberezhnaya Tower, Moscow 7 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén Strong construction growth in Russia is forecasted to continue Office, commercial and residential construction activity, real EUR bn 20 • 2007 Nominal construction output (Office, commercial, residential): EUR bn 35 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008f 2009f 2010f 2011f 2012f Office Commercial Residential Source: Global Insight, Nov 2007 NOTE: The figures presented in the graph are real bn EUR figures, converted from USD 2000 real figures using recent conversion rates 8 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén Import elevators are gaining share in the growing Russian elevator market Russian elevator and escalator market, units 35,000 30,000 26,000 38% 22,000 35% 33% 19,000 32% 15,000 31% 12,000 28% 26% 62% 65% 67% 68% 69% 74% 72% 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008F 2009F 2010F Local equipment Import Source: KONE 9 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén KONE is one of the two leading elevator companies on the Russian import market Russian total new equipment market approx. 22,000 units in 2007 Comp1 KONE Local Import market market 68% 32% Comp2 Comp3 Source: KONE 10 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén Residential segment clearly the biggest in units Residential Office Retail 60 % Hotels (≈ 14,000 units) Public Transportation Others 11 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén Maintenance Split of KONE revenues in Russia 2007 Maintenance Small share but growing every year through new installations Moscow & St. Petersburg Future base for modernization business as market develops New equipment 12 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén KONE uniquely positioned to drive growth Distribution network Correct product portfolio for Russian market Brand value linked to high quality and class Imperia Tower, Moscow 13 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén KONE history in Russia goes back to the 1930’s 1935 First elevator deliveries to Russia 1971 KONE representative office in Moscow 1994 KONE subsidiary in Moscow 1995 KONE subsidiary in St. Petersburg 2000 Creation of distributor network started 2007 Acquisition of JSC Lift RSU-5 in St. Petersburg 2008 One of the two leading elevator companies in import segment with over 560 employees, subsidiaries in Moscow and St. Petersburg and 20 distributors covering all major cities 14 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén KONE coverage extends to all major cities through 20 distributors St Petersburg Kaliningrad Moscow Lipetsk Voronezh Izhevsk Belgorod N. Novgorod Tyumen Krasnodar Kazan Samara Yekaterinburg Sochi Ufa Volgograd Chelyabinsk Tomsk Omsk Novosibirsk Habarovsk Vladivostok 15 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén KONE elevator offering covers segments from budget residential to high-rise Price KONE Alta™ • High rise elevators • Over 30 floors and 4 m/s and KONE MiniSpace® • Machine room elevators • Sold to High-class office segment and High rise residential segment KONE MonoSpace® and KONE MonoSpace® Special • Machineroomless elevators • KONE MonoSpace® sold primarily to mid-price office and improved residential segment • KONE MonoSpace® Special sold to High-class residential segment and Office segment KONE EcoDom® 5000 • Machine room elevators • Sold primarily to Mid-price residential segment KONE EcoDom® 3000 • Machine room elevators • Sold primarily to Mid-low-price residential segment Value 16 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén KONE has a number of landmark projects in Russia Capital City Antey-III Moscow Yekaterinburg This 274-meter A first high-rise high complex will building in the be the tallest Ural region residential building in Europe 50 floors 73 floors 19 elevators 48 elevators with with speeds up speeds up to 7 m/s to 6 m/s 4 dual-purpose KONE high-rise double destination deck elevators control system 6 escalators KONE destination control system 17 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén KONE has demonstrated continuous success in winning orders e.g. in the Moscow City project NV=kçêíÜÉêå= qçïÉê= NP=cÉÇÉê~íáçå= NTJNU=qïáå= qçïÉê qçïÉêë= NQ=oçëëáà~ NO=jf_` qçïÉê NR=`áíó=e~ää NN=`áíó= qÉêãáå~ä SJU=`Éåíê~ä= `çêÉ OJP=`áíó= m~ä~ÅÉ NM=k~ÄÉêÉòÜå~ó~ V=`~éáí~ä=`áíó qçïÉê Q=fãéÉêá~ qçïÉê 18 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén Future opportunities - construction outlook promises continued growth in Russia • Residential construction volumes to double, from 40 million m2 to 80 million m2 in 2007-2012 • Significant replacement plans; 5-storey housing to 25-storey buildings • Local municipalities plan to move industrial facilities away from city centers and build office, commercial and residential buildings • Significant number of major projects planned in all major cities • Olympics in Sochi 2014 bringing further growth 19 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén KONE is uniquely positioned to capture the growth opportunities in Russia Competitive product portfolio covering most segments Positive brand image linked to quality and high class Strong local presence 20 May 7, 2008 © KONE Corporation l Capital Markets Day l Klaus Cawén .
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