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Photo: Getty Images Transforming the future of mobility. Berlin, November 2020 DB Group 3 Photo: Deutsche Bahn AG / Max Lautenschläger Photo: Getty Images Over Deutsche Bahn Metric tons transports Passengers 1,000,000 of goods by rail in Germany and 7,300,000 Europe on weekdays a day on trains and buses in Germany km Stations 33,400 5,700 in Germany Bridges Photo: Getty Images 25,000 Employees Tunnels 338,000 740 around the globe in the railway network Photo: DB of DB 4 Photo: Getty Images DB history 1835 1933 1991 2002–2010 The beginning: Rail line connecting First high-speed trains from New Intercity Express (ICE) trains Various acquisitions, including Arriva, Nuremberg and Fürth with the Hamburg to Berlin form the first high-speed rail BAX Global, NS Cargo, DSB Gods, steam locomotive „Adler“ network in Germany Spain-TIR, Romtrans 1920 1949 1994 Today German Imperial Railway Split into Deutsche Bundesbahn Deutsche Bundesbahn and A leading international mobility (Deutsche Reichsbahn) and Deutsche Reichsbahn Deutsche Reichsbahn merge and logistics company established to form Deutsche Bahn AG 5 Photo: Getty Images Integrated group Passenger Transport Infrastructure Freight Transport and Logistics Moving people from A to B Efficient, future-oriented rail Smart logistics by land, – in Germany and worldwide infrastructure in Germany sea, and air 6 Top market positions Passenger Transport Infrastructure Freight Transport and Logistics No. 1 Regional and No. 1 Rail infrastructure No. 1 Rail freight transport local rail No. 1 Operation of rail stations No. 1 Land transport No. 2 Long-distance rail No. 4 Air freight No. 3 Public road transport No. 5 Ocean freight No. 5 Contract logistics 7 Revenue and EBIT in comparison Revenue 2019 EBIT 2019 EUR million EUR million 44,431 1,837 1994 1994 14,739 –2,998 DB E.C.O. Group 8 Photo: Getty Images DB E.C.O. Group 9 Photo: Getty Images Fostering Strong Rail, we globally transform tomorrow’s innovative and sustainable mobility and transport solutions. 10 Photo: Getty Images Our history 1966 2003 2016 2019 Deutsche Eisenbahn-Consulting DE-Consult is made an affiliate DB ProjektBau and DB International Merger of DB Engineering & Consulting, founded of the new DB company DB merge, forming DB Engineering & Deutsche Bahn International Operations, and ProjektBau Consulting infraView under the roof of the DB E.C.O. Group 2002 2007/2008 2017/2018 2020 DE-Consult is wholly DE-Consult becomes DB International and Deutsche Bahn International Operations DB Engineering & Consulting operates as an independent company founded acquires engineering and owned by DB within the DB Group. DB ProjektBau works software developer ESE GmbH on DBʼs domestic projects, while DB DB Engineering & Consulting acquires International focuses on non-DB client infraView GmbH business in Germany and international projects. 11 Part of the DB Group Chairman Finance and Digitalization and HR and Passenger Infrastructure Freight Transport Logistics Technology Legal Affairs Transport DB Netze Track DB Netze Stations DB Netze Energy DB E.C.O. Group 12 Photos: JetFoto Managing board DB E.C.O. Group Chief Executive International Markets Chief Financial Human Resources Officer and Consulting Officer Niko Warbanoff Andreas Wegerif Dr. Ulla Kopp Michael Fritz 13 Employees 5,600 Construction supervision Photo: Fotolia / biker3 Nations Consulting Photo: Getty Images Design 88 Design review and Our specialists – acceptance testing Environmental and geo services highly qualified for Operations and our products and maintenance services Project Photo: DB AG / Volker Emersleben management Photo: DB AG / Patrick Kuschfeld 14 Since 1966 we have been implementing projects in more than 100 countries and on all continents. Countries DB E.C.O. Group 15 Our mission is to merge our expertise in the integrated rail system with digital technology along the entire length of the value chain. This will enable us to offer our clients forward-looking solutions for Engineering, Consulting, and Operations. Feasibility studies Design Construction Testing and Operations Maintenance and financing supervision commissioning The DB E.C.O. Group stands for the integrated railway system: from feasibility studies to railway operation for infrastructure and rolling stock, and everything in between. 16 The DB E.C.O. Group offers services within three business units: Engineering Consulting Operations 17 Photos: Getty Images Engineering sustainable Sustainable innovations innovations for tomorrow for tomorrow. In Engineering, we see ourselves as a technology leader in rail infrastructure design and construction. We drive the advancement of techno- logy, for example in implementing the digitalization of the railways, in applying building information mode-ling in our projects, and in acquiring and recording data by mobile and digital means. 18 With our Engineering services for infrastructure, we lay the foundation for the rail system. We are building Strong Rail We are driving digitalization We are growing internationally in engineering Photo: Getty Images Knowledge transfer between Germany and New-build and State-of-the-art countries abroad upgraded data-capturing infrastructure technology Strong Rail Drivers Automating our of expertise services Photo: Getty Images Providing key resources Design centers BIM BIMMethodik methodololy Photo: DB E.C.O. Group DB E.C.O. Group 19 Mobility solutions of the future Our Consulting services for mobility and transport solutions provide added value to our customers worldwide. We combine consulting services for the entire rail system with IT expertise and drive topics like condition-based and pre- dictive maintenance. Consulting Photos: Getty Images mobility solutions of the future. 20 Our Consulting services for mobility and transport solutions provide added value to our customers worldwide. We combine consulting services for the entire rail system Photo: Getty Images Rolling stock with IT expertise Photo: Getty Images Consulting Photo: Getty Images Infrastructure Interfaces Photo: Getty Images Photo: Getty Images Photo: Getty Images 21 Operations of railways for the next generation. Photos: Getty Images Railways for the next generation In Operations, our activities outside Europe enable us to apply our experience and know-how in the operations and maintenance of complex railway systems around the world. We do so to make people mobile and bring goods to their destination. 22 We operate rail services and make our Operations and maintenance expertise available to the growing global rail market. Operations and maintenance Rail transport Long-distance Regional trains Metro Trams Freight trains & high-speed trains trains Rail infrastructure Tracks Stations, Rail systems terminals, structures 23 The intelligent integration of our infrastructure expertise into all service areas forms the backbone Photo: Getty Images of the DB E.C.O. Group. Consulting Infrastructure Engineering Photo: Getty Images Operations Photo: Getty Images 24 We are excellently positioned to drive forward the digitalization of the entire rail system. Design Build Create Synchronize Digital twin Entire rail system Internet of things Maintain Diagnose Optimize Operate 25 Thank you for your attention. DB E.C.O. Group 26.
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