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YILDIRIM GROUP OF COMPANIES ANNUAL REPORT "shaping the future" 2019 ANNUAL REPORT "shaping the future" YILDIRIM GROUP OF COMPANIES 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 1 The name of the game was sustainability up until now but the rules of the game has changed to survivability.Only the strongest will endure in the next decade. Robert Yüksel Yıldırım YILDIRIM GROUP OF COMPANIES 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 3 CONTENTS GROUP OVERVIEW ................................................................................................ 6 46 CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE ....................................................................................... 18 PRESIDENT AND CEO'S MESSAGE ................................................................. 20 CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER'S MESSAGE ........................................................22 CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER'S MESSAGE ...................................................24 CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER'S MESSAGE ...........................................26 ECONOMIC REVIEW ............................................................................................28 YILMADEN HOLDING...........................................................................................30 COAL AND COKE ..................................................................................................48 SODA ASH AND DERIVATIVES ..........................................................................54 YILPORT HOLDING ..............................................................................................58 YILFERT HOLDING ................................................................................................ 74 YILDIRIM ENERGY HOLDING ............................................................................82 YILMAR HOLDING .................................................................................................86 LOGISTICS ...............................................................................................................94 INTERNATIONAL TRADE .....................................................................................98 YILDIRIM TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................. 100 CONSTRUCTION ................................................................................................104 YILDIRIM TOWER .................................................................................................110 BEYKOZ KUNDURA .............................................................................................112 FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS ...............................................................................120 HUMAN RESOURCES ........................................................................................122 SUSTAINABILITY ..................................................................................................124 GARİP AND ZEYCAN YILDIRIM FOUNDATION ..........................................128 4 YILDIRIM GROUP OF COMPANIES 2019 ANNUAL REPORT YILDIRIM GROUP OF COMPANIES 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 5 GROUP OVERVIEW GROUP YILDIRIM Group YILDIRIM is active in 9 industries; metals and mining, coal and coke, energy, fertilizers and chemicals, port management, shipping and logistics, construction and real estate, financial investments and international trade. The foundations of YILDIRIM Group date back to 1963, when Garip YILDIRIM established a modest construction materials trading company called GARİP YILDIRIM & SONS in Samsun, Turkey. CONSTRUCTION The Group has continuously broadened its focus through new subsidiaries since AND REAL ESTATE its establishment. By entrepreneurship and constant innovation, it has evolved into an industrially diversified group of companies as well as one of the fastest-growing Turkish industrial groups since 2005. YILDIRIM Group is a family-owned business, held 100% privately by the YILDIRIM Family. Brothers Ali Rıza YILDIRIM and Robert Yuksel YILDIRIM are managing the company’s operations after the losses of founder Garip YILDIRIM and brother of the PORT FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS second generation Mehmet YILDIRIM in 2017. MANAGEMENT YILDIRIM’s business structure ensures passionate motivation for sustainable growth as well as quick and sound decision-making capabilities. COAL AND COKE YILDIRIM Group embarked on international trade first time in 1993, importing coal directly from Russia. 15 years later, the company completed its first international acquisition in Sweden in 2008. METALS AND MINING INTERNATIONAL TRADE Following the breakthrough, YILDIRIM Group has grown to become a global force based in Istanbul, Turkey, with operations in 51 countries on 5 continents, employing more than 13,000 people. SHIPPING AND LOGISTICS ENERGY FERTILIZERS AND CHEMICALS The key to success is in our DNA 6 YILDIRIM GROUP OF COMPANIES 2019 ANNUAL REPORT YILDIRIM GROUP OF COMPANIES 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 7 MISSION, VISION, VALUES & STRATEGY VALUES VISION, MISSION, VISION MISSION Contributing Providing end- broadly to the to-end solutions global economy to our global and maintaining our customers, utilizing sustainable growth, the synergistic in line with our ideal capabilities of our of standing among subsidiaries the global leaders in our activity fields. MISSION, STRATEGIC ONE-STOP- LONG-TERM SHOP VISION, INVESTMENTS SOLUTIONS STRONG VALUES & FINANCIALS INNOVATION STRATEGY OPERATIONAL GLOBAL EXCELLENCE ACCESS WHAT MAKES VALUES MAIN STRATEGY DYNAMIC • Qualified workforce in high YILDIRIM aims TOP TIER YILDIRIM to strengthen its HUMAN team spirit ASSETS RESOURCES • Sustainability influential position UNIQUE • Flexibility, innovation, in the global arena, Entrepreneurship and accelerate its • Customer focus growth momentum • Respect and honesty sustainably. DIVERSIFIED SUSTAINABILITY • Excellence OPERATIONS STRATEGY GROWTH STRATEGY • Steering global change in the industries of interest. • Becoming the institution that does not follow but is followed. YILDIRIM Group is powered by long-term strategic • Deployment of business transformation across our organization that will extend our investments and dynamic human resources. The reach on a global scale. Group offers one-stop-shop solutions to its • Focusing on long-term, low-cost, expandable and high-quality assets. customers by its global footprint, robust financials, • Ensuring strong and solid profitability, predictable earnings, and high cash flow. diverse operations and top-tier assets. • Developing large scale and high quality projects. • Investing in strategic sectors to take growth opportunities by optimum levels of risk. • Embracing customer expectations as our core principle, and improve customer satisfaction to the highest level. • Meeting our synergy and energy with our highly valuable workforce. • Integrating our global assets by YILDIRIM’s shared values, and growing all together. 8 YILDIRIM GROUP OF COMPANIES 2019 ANNUAL REPORT YILDIRIM GROUP OF COMPANIES 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 9 FACTSHEET YILMADEN HOLDING YILPORT HOLDING YILDIRIM ENERGY ETİ LOGISTICS: End-to-end logistics METALS & MINING GROUP PORT MANAGEMENT HOLDING services provider in Turkey. POWER GENERATION GROUP TRANSITEX: Forwarding company ETİ KROM: The largest marketable that specializes in reefer containers, hard lumpy chrome ore producer in 4 GREENFIELD POWER PLANT active in 40 countries. YIL the world, and the only high quality PROJECTS IN TURKEY high carbon ferrochrome producer u Filiz Kirazlidere Thermal Power in Turkey. Plants, Canakkale - 2 x 660 MW YILDIRIM ASSET u Sarikaya Karaburun Thermal Power MANAGEMENT HOLDING YILKROM: Mineral exploration Plants, Canakkale - 2 x 660 MW CMA CGM: 3rd largest container company offering local and shipping company in the world, 24% international investors the chance 3 HYDROELECTRIC of shares owned by YILDIRIM HOLDING. to partner with YILDIRIM’s deep POWER PLANTS OPERATIONAL SEALEASE: Niche maritime company experience and knowledge in mining. IN TURKEY DI in Belgium and global provider u Gullubag Hydroelectric Power of full-service leasing products to VOSKHOD CHROME: Chrome Plant, Erzurum - 96 MW concentrate plant in Kazakhstan, yacht chartering companies and u Bayramhacili Hydroelectric Power passenger boats, 75% of shares owned and one of the highest quality chro- Plant, Nevsehir - 47 MW by YILDIRIM. me ore mines in the world. u Hasanlar Canal Hydroelectric Power Plant, Duzce - 4.7 MW MIDURAL: Ferroalloys and metals VARGÖN ALLOYS: The oldest and production Group headquartered in highest quality ferroalloys producer Russia, 49% of shares owned by RIM in the world. YILDIRIM. ENERGY TRADE GROUP TIKHVIN FERROALLOY: High CONSTRUCTION & REAL carbon ferrochrome producer in YETAŞ: Power and gas trade company ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Russia, and the most modern ferro- GROUP alloy plant in the CIS. YILTEKNİK: Testing and survey BEYKOZ KUNDURA: Histo- AT A BEST COAL COMPANY: Coal company. rical renovation and real estate mining investment company in development project established Colombia, and the largest integrated on an Ottoman-era tannery and underground coal mining project YILMAR HOLDING shoe factory on the Bosphorus in SHIPPING & LOGISTICS GROUP in the Americas. (Rebranded from Istanbul. YCCX, active 2014-2016). YILMAR SHIPPING AGENCY ETİ BETON: Ready-mix concrete LOGISTICS & TRADING: supplier that recycles ferrochrome BEAR METALLURGICAL Shipping and logistics operations slag. GL COMPANY: Ferrovanadium and company with a fleet of 9 dry bulk ferromolybdenum production plant and general cargo vessels. in the USA. AFFILIATED SUBSIDIARIES YM TANKER HOLDINGS: Ship YILDIRIM
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