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CG Railway Overview CG RAILWAY, LLC The most efficient rail transportation solution between the U.S., Canada and Central & Southern Mexico. CG Railway Overview CG RAILWAY, LLC 1 Table of Contents . Introduction to CG Railway Slides 3-4 . Core service areas Slides 5-6 . Benefits of shipping via CG Railway Slides 7-9 . Central Gulf Railcar Services (sister company) Slide 10 . CG Railway contacts Slide 11 THE USE OF THE INFORMATION, PICTURES, DESIGN, AND GRAPHICS CONTAINED WITHIN IS FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF CG RAILWAY AND ITS TARGETED AUDIENCE. IT MAY NOT BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT FROM CG RAILWAY LLC. CG RAILWAY, LLC PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL 2 U.S. – Mexico Rail Ferry Service . Established 20 years ago as a Class III railroad . CGR operates two double deck 585-foot roll- on/roll-off rail ferries, each with a capacity of 115 railcars (annual capacity of 16,000 railcars) . In 2017, Genesee & Wyoming and SEACOR Holdings formed a joint venture and acquired CGR . Over 1,400 sailings between Mobile, Alabama and Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz Mexico . CGR offers a full-service railcar repair shop, warehouse and transload services at the Port of Mobile thru Central Gulf Railcar Services CG RAILWAY, LLC PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL 3 CG Railway’s JV Partners CG RAILWAY, LLC 4 Core Service Markets . Superior service connecting the U.S. and Canadian rail networks to central and southern Mexico . Safest and most efficient route between the U.S. and central and southern Mexico . Single rail waybill, offering thru-rates and Rule 11 options . Rail ferries depart from the ports of Mobile and Coatzacoalcos every 5 days for the 956 miles across the Gulf of Mexico . Today, commodities include hazardous chemicals, petroleum products, forest products, agricultural, metals and food & kindred CG RAILWAY, LLC PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL 5 Competitive Service Area in Mexico CGR’s efficient route between the U.S. East Coast and Mexico on average creates a 600-mile advantage vs. the rail border Mobile Mileage route comparison by transport mode: Mobile, AL to Coatzacoalcos, VL Coatzacoalcos CGR 956 via Gulf of Mexico rail miles Railroad 2,203 via Laredo rail miles Mexico City Truck 1,590 via Brownsville road miles CG RAILWAY, LLC PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL 6 Benefits of Shipping via CG Railway Interchange with a multitude of U.S. railroads and in Mexico with Ferrosur / Ferromex Competitive transit times, port-to-port in just 5 days In-house logistics expertise to help ensure ease of doing business door-to-door across the border Bypass congestion via border Easy and fast customs clearance process, through the efficient ports of Mobile and Coatzacoalcos Minimized exposure to pilferage while in transit on the Gulf of Mexico Reduced equipment maintenance and mileage costs while stationary on the vessel for 1,912 miles roundtrip CG RAILWAY, LLC PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL 7 New Vessels Improve Reliability & Expand Capacity in 2021 . First vessel scheduled to arrive early in Q3, 2021 . 17% increase in railcar capacity from 115 to 135 . Capable of a 56% increase in velocity from 9 Kts to 14 Kts . Estimated annual railcar capacity 23,000 . Flexibility to provide a service product 3 days port-to-port . Improved operating efficiency and environmental footprint CG RAILWAY, LLC PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL 8 Achieve Sustainability Goals with CG Railway in Your Supply Chain CO2 emissions of various freight transport methods Road (heavy truck) 161.8 343 tons 200+ miles 956 miles 200+ miles of CO2 Rail (diesel) 22.9 140 Railcars CGR Rail Ferry 13.69 3,386 tons 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 622 Trucks Grams of carbon dioxide to carry 1 ton of cargo 1 mile of CO2 Source: EPA SmartWay: Shipper Partner Tool: Tech doc, 2013 Equals 596 passenger cars Equals 3,605 acres of 3,043 tons. off the road for one year! Or forests in one year! Example: Shipping 14,000 tons for 1,356 miles via Rail + CGR + Rail vs. Truck reduces your CO2 emissions CG RAILWAY, LLC PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL 9 Central Gulf Railcar Services (CGRS) Located in Mobile, Alabama Full-Service Railcar Center Transloading & Warehouse Services . M-1003 certified car shop . 10k sq. ft. FDA warehouse capable of rail/truck transloading . Light and heavy repairs . Cross-dock operations . Holding area for ~150 cars . Long and short-term storage . Sand blasting and painting . Program repairs CG RAILWAY, LLC PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL 10 Contact Us for More Information CGR Headquarters Executives 13901 Sutton Park Dr South, Suite 175C Jacksonville, FL 32224 Hoffman Lijeron, President +1(904) 440-7070 +1(904) 440-7075 [email protected] Mexico City Commercial Office Todd Biscan, VP of Sales & Marketing Av Ejército Nacional 453 – 144, Torre Corp Piso 1, +1(904) 440-7080 [email protected] Polanco Granada 11520, Ciudad de México DF +52(55) 8311-6237 Sales & Marketing Stephanie Johnson, Sr Account Manager, US & Canada +1(904) 440-7081 [email protected] Website www.cgrailway.com Daniel Cabal, Sr Account Manager, Mexico +52 (55) 8311-6238 [email protected] Vessel Schedules Araceli Cervantes, Marketing & Pricing Manager http://www.cgrailway.com/schedules.asp +52 (55) 8311-6237 [email protected] Quotes & Inquiries: [email protected] CG RAILWAY, LLC PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL 11 Thank you www.cgrailway.com.
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