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SIME DARBY LOGISTICSAugust 2018 Operates four ports across Weifang and Jining in Shandong,China Weifang Sime Darby Port lies within the prime region of the Bohai Sea’s economic belt, one of the busiest seaways in the world Total handling capacity of approximately 60.8 million metric tonnes (MT) per annum August 2018 SIME DARBY LOGISTICS Dongying Binzhou Denzhou Yantai Weihai Qingdao Jinan Zibo Weifang Liaocheng Taian Weifang Sime Darby Port Co Ltd Rizhao Jining Linyi Heze Zaozhuang People‘s Republic of China Jining Sime Darby Port Co, Ltd Jining Sime Darby Longgong Port Co, Ltd Jining Sime Darby Taiping Port Co,Ltd Sime Darby Logistics is involved in ports and logistics Shandong businesses in the province of Shandong, in Eastern China. The company employs approximately 1,000 employees based in Weifang and Jining. Sime Darby Logistics’ first foray into Shandong began in the prefecture-level city of Weifang with the incorporation of Weifang Sime Darby Port Co Ltd and Weifang Sime Darby Water Management Co Ltd in 2005. Today, Sime Darby Logistics’ operations in China have expanded to include three river ports in the prefecture- level city of Jining. August 2018 PORTS AND LOGISTICS Located in the prime region of the Bohai Sea’s economic Weifang Sime Darby Port Co L td belt, Weifang Port is a seaport that handles bulk (dry and Weifang Sime Darby Port Co Ltd (”Weifang Port”) liquid), general cargo and containers. Weifang Port commenced operations in 1998, following an invitation currently has a total handling capacity of 44.4 million MT from the Weifang Municipal Government to invest in the per annum with an annual throughput of 26.5 million MT. ports and logistics business in the city and to further develop Weifang Port. Sime Darby Berhad incorporated Jining Ports comprise three fully operational ports - Yuejin Weifang Sime Darby Port Co Ltd in August 2005. Port, Longgong Port and Taiping Port, all of which handle mostly coal/coke, bulk and general cargoes. Currently, Weifang Sime Darby Port Co Ltd is a joint venture Jining Ports have a combined handling capacity of 16.4 company between Sime Darby Overseas (HK) Ltd million MT per annum via three of its operational ports. (80.6%), Sime Darby Utilities Sdn Bhd (18.4%) and Weifang Port Co Ltd (1%). Jining Sime Darby Taiping Port Co L td In April 2009, Weifang Port achieved first tier port status Jining Sime Darby Taiping Port Co Ltd (“Taiping Port”) awarded by the Ministry of Communications and was founded in 2009 by Sime Darby Overseas (HK) Transportation of China. In December 2010, the Limited (70%) and Zoucheng City Road Engineering Co Ltd (30%). Shandong Provincial Government and the Ministry of Communications and Transportation conferred the title The port is located in Zoucheng, a county-level city in the of ‘Regional Important Port’ on Weifang Port. south of Jining. Taiping Port operates within Jining Taiping’s industrial park Weifang Port lies strategically within the network of and offers customers shipping services to southern regions Longkou Port, Yantai Port, Weihai Port, Qingdao Port of China such as Jiangsu, Shanghai and Zhejiang. and Rizhao Port. Weifang Port’s prime location makes it an excellent gateway and a natural choice for cargoes Taiping Port has a total handling capacity of 3.3 million from central, northern and western Shandong and MT per annum, mainly handling cargoes such as coal, Weifang cities. break-bulk, chemicals and provides shipping and warehousing services. Key Statistics Berth length 2,263 metres Key Statistics Acreage 1,669,000 square metres Berth length 370 metres Capacity 20 million MT Acreage 180,000 square metres Berths 3x20,000 MT - dry bulk Capacity 3.3 million MT per annum 3x20,000 MT - container Berths 4 x 1,000 MT general bulk cargo 2x10,000MT - dry bulk 3x5,000 MT - dry bulk Cargo type Coal/coke and general bulk 1x5,000 MT - liquid cargo Customer base Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong 3x3,000 MT - liquid cargo and Hebei Cargo type Dry bulk, container and Facilities/Equipment Ship loaders, conveyor belts, liquid cargo fixed cranes, loaders and dump trucks Customer base Japan, Korea, Shandong, Zhejiang and Hebei Facilities/Equipment Portal crane, bridge crane, wheel loader and excavator August 2018 Jining Sime Darby Longgong Port Co Ltd Jining Sime Darby Port Co Ltd Jining Sime Darby Longgong Port Co,L td (“Longgong Jining Sime Darby Port Co Ltd (“Yuejin Port”) was Port”) was incorporated in November 2008 as a joint incorporated on 13 March 2008 as a joint venture company venture company between Sime Darby Overseas (HK) Ltd. between Sime Darby Overseas (HK) Ltd (70%) and (70%) and Jining City Rencheng District City Construction Shandong Province Jining Municipal Bureau of Navigation Investment Co Ltd (30%). Administration Channel Engineering Unit (30%). The port began operations in November 2009. Located along the Longgong River, the port is situated in the southern region of Jining, handling mostly coal/coke Located in Rencheng, Jining – a prefecture-level city in and other general cargoes. the Shandong province, Yuejin Port is an inland river port that handles mostly coal/coke and other bulk cargoes with Longgong Port has a total handling capacity of 4.8 a total handling capacity of 8.3m illion MT per annum. Its million MT per annum. Since commencement of operations, strategic location offers customers a convenient shipping Longgong Port’s annual throughput has reached 2.3 million option to access southwest regions of China such as MT in FY2018. Shandong, Shanxi and Hebei. Yuejin Port is part of the Jining Government’s efforts to consolidate 35 coal jetties in the region to reduce coal Key Statistics pollution along the Grand Canal in Jining, as well as to Berth length 228 metres improve the efficiency of canal transportation. Acreage 323,333 square metres (485 mu) Capacity 4.8 million MT per annum Key Statistics Berths 1x1,000 MT - coal Berth length 615 metres 2x1,000 MT - general bulk cargo Acreage 460,666 square metres (691 mu) Cargo type Coal/coke and general bulk cargo Capacity 8.3 million MT per annum Customer base Hebei, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Berths 5x1,000 MT - coal berths Shandong, Yangtze River Delta 2x1,000 MT - dry bulk (mainly and Shanghai yellow sand) and coal imports Facilities/Equipment Ship loaders, conveyor belts, Cargo type Coal, coke, sand, porcelain fixed cranes, loaders and dump clay, aggregates and general trucks cargo Customer base Mostly from Hebei, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Jining, Yangtze River Delta and Shanghai Facilities/Equipment Conveyor belts, bucket wheel excavators and reclaimers, ship loading systems, fixed cranes, loaders, dump trucks and coal drying area August 2018 EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TIMOTHY LEE CHI TIM ALAN TONG YONG HAN Managing Director, Chief Financial Officer, Sime Darby Logistics Sime Darby Logistics AGE 53 INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE 26 AGE 53 INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE 26 Timothy Lee is the Managing Director Alan Tong is a seasoned finance and of Sime Darby Logistics. He manages multi-disciplined executive with more the Ports & Logistics business units than 25 years of financial management located in Weifang and Jining within experience. He has served several the Shandong province in China. Lee Fortune 500 Global MNCs over the past has over 20 years of operational 20 years in China. Tong has experienced experience in the ports and container the full spectrum of China’s economic terminal management industry. Prior to transformation while handling senior joining Sime Darby in 2011, he was with leadership positions; Finance Director Modern Terminals Limited, the second of Airbus China and Financial largest Port Operator in Hong Kong, Controller of Heineken Breweries (Asia where he was responsible for terminal Pacific Breweries) based at various developments, stakeholder locations in Southern China, Shanghai management, and ensuring optimum and Beijing. As a key member of the performance levels of terminal global business leadership team he is operations. Lee was formerly the responsible for leading all aspects of Chairman of the Sea Cargo Customer finance, tax and information Liaison Group in 2010, a committee technology as well as strategic planning organised by the Hong Kong Customs & and acquisition projects. Tong joined Excise Department to gather industry Sime Darby Logistics in January 2016 as expertise to improve port its Chief Financial Officer. competitiveness. GOH CHONG EE LI CHANG YOU Head - Strategy & Business Development, Government Affairs Officer, Sime Darby Logistics Sime Darby Logistics AGE 46 INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE 4 AGE 50 INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE 29 A seasoned banker with more than 10 Li Chang You started his career in the years of corporate experience, Goh logistics industry in 1990, as the Chong Ee was with AmInvestment Bank Deputy Director of the Office of Bhd and ECM Investment Bank Bhd Weifang Traffic Committee and where he held senior leadership Director of Office of Weifang Port positions and advised top Southeast Authority, a position he held for six Asian clients on capital raising, financial years. He joined Weifang Port Co Ltd in restructuring and merger and 2003 as Deputy General Manager of acquisition transactions. He joined a Weifang Port Co Ltd and has served as diversified group listed on Bursa the General Manager of Weifang Sime Malaysia as Deputy General Manager Darby Water Co Ltd and General with the prime responsibility of leading Manager of Jining Sime Darby Port Co all aspects of strategy, planning and Ltd. He was appointed as the Assistant commercial development projects for to the Managing Director of Sime Darby the group. Goh joined Sime Darby Logistics overseeing government Logistics in 2015 as the Head of affairs in October 2013. Strategy and Business Development. He is a core member of the Division Management Committee and is the executive director of the company’s key joint venture companies and subsidiaries.
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