Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry

Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry
SINAVAL – Scene 2009 (1st Quarter) Commitment to the mission: Local jobs, local contents and technology World outlook Brazilian economy Offshore investments Shipbuilding market Shipyards capacity Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Commitment to the mission: Local jobs, local contents and technology SINAVAL - Brazilian Union of Shipbuilding, Shiprepair and Offshore Industries Scene (perception): A projection of information from a physical environment Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 World outlook World slower growth estimate: 1% in 2009 World trade: vigorous value above US$ 24 trillions in exports Oil demand: up to millions barrels per day by 2030 (US Department of Energy) Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 World outlook 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009* 4,0% 3,5% 3,8% 2,7% 2,5% 1,0% Slower economic growth Source : Unctad Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 World outlook Vigorous trade even with lower growth rates Source : Unctad US$ trillions Exports 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 World 7.5 9.1 10.4 12.1 13.8 Developed countries 4.9 5.8 6.3 7.1 8.1 Developing countries 2.4 3.0 3.7 4.5 5.2 Imports 7.7 9.4 10.7 12.3 14.0 5.3 6.0 8.9 2.5 2.8 3.4 3.9 4.6 Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 World outlook – oil demand World demand for petroleum: 2008 = millions barrels of oil per day; 2015 = millions barrels of oil per day; 2030 = millions of oil per day in 2030. Source: US Department of Energy (Energy Information Administration) Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian economy GDP – Gross Domestic Product International Monetary Fund (IMF) Brazil evaluation: strong growth; implementation of sound macroeconomic policies; Year US$ trillions Growth rate 2004 1.9 5.7% 2005 2.1 3.2% 2006 2.3 4.0% 2007 2.5 5.1% 2008* *2.0% 2009* *0.5% * estimate Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian economy International Monetary Fund (IMF) Brazil evaluation: reduction of public net debt-to-GDP ratios; building of international reserves. International reserves 2000 33.011 2001 35.866 2002 37.823 2003 49.296 2004 52.935 2005 53.799 2006 85.839 2007 2008 Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian economy Trade surplus promoted the growth of international reserves Year Exports Imports Surplus 2007 160.6 120.6 40.0 2008 197.9 173.1 24.8 US$ billions Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian economy Exports Imports US$ bi Part. 43.0 21.6% Latin America 15.8% 27.4 13.8% US 7.2% 25.6 5.5 2.8% Western Europe 3.0% 5.3 46.3 23.4% European Commun. 20.9% 36.1 37.4 18.9% Asia 27.1% 47.1 8.0 4.0% Middle West 3.6% 6.2 10.1 5.1% Africa 9.1% 15.7 Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian offshore outlook The ‘golden triangle’ of deepwater, namely Africa, the Gulf of Mexico and Brazil, will account for nearly 75% of global expenditure. Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian offshore outlook Latin American activity ( investments of US$ 29 billion) is dominated by Brazil and, given the potential of the country’s presalt reserves, this is likely to remain the case for some time. Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian offshore outlook E & P investments: Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian offshore outlook Royal Dutch Shell Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian offshore outlook Shell portfolio: BC-10 field to start production operations in 2009 BS-4 field in exploration Royal Dutch Shell Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian offshore outlook Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian offshore outlook Frade oilfield in Brazil to produce first oil in 2nd Q 2009 Chevron’s first subsea development in Brazil and FMC's most complete scope for an overall subsea system in Brazil Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian offshore outlook BG Group developing oil & gas fields at the Santos basin Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian offshore outlook BG Group: three discoveries within the BM-S-11 concession area. Iara Tupi Tupi Sul Concession stakeholders: BG Group = 25% Petrobras = 65% Galp Energia = 10% Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian offshore outlook OGX: Four basins, 22 blocks. Four drilling rigs hired to start exploration in 2009. Drilling program: 51 wells up to 2013 Appraisal of exploration blocks: 4.8 billions barrels of oil equivalent (boe) of net risked prospective resources, assuming an average success probability of 27%; Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Petrobras Business Plan Petrobras Global E&P scene Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Petrobras Business Plan Investments of US$ 47.9 billions are 77% in E & P Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Petrobras Business Plan Petrobras local content policy Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Petrobras Business Plan Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding market Tankers for Transpetro Program order Quant. / type TWD millions status Promef I 23 tankers 2.7 Hired Promef II 1.3 Hiring in process Total 46 tankers 4.0 Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding market E&P equipments for Petrobras Order Quant. / type Operation field status Production platform 2 semi-subs P-55 P-56 Campos Basin P-55 – Roncador P-56 – Marlim Sul Hired Platform 1 fixed platform for gas production Mexilhão Total 3 Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding market E&P equipments for Petrobras Order Quant. / type Operation field status Platforms & FPSOs 8 new platforms planned P-57 – Jubarte P-61 and P 63 – Papa-Terra P-62 – Roncador other four on design Ready to start bids Planned Drill-ships 28 Depths over 2,000 m Bids on 2013 Total 36 Ivens Consult

Fonte: ONU / Unctad (* previsão) Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding market Ships for contract service for Petrobras Order Quant. TWB status VLCC tankers 2 ships (300,000 TDW each) 600,000 Hired / under construction Supply vessels 146 ships (2,000 TWB each) 292,000 Hiring in process Total 148 ships 892,000 Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding market Promef I – tankers for Transpetro (hired) Shipyard Type of construction Contract date EAS – Estaleiro Atlântico Sul 10 Suezmax January 2007 EAS 5 Aframax November 2008 EISA 4 Panamax December 2008 Mauá 4 products November 2007 Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding market Promef II – tankers for Transpetro (hiring) Lot A – 20 ships Type of construction Lot 1 4 Suezmax (DP – Dinamic Positioning) Lot 2 3 Aframax (DP) Lot 3 3 light products ships (45,000 metric tons) Lot 4 5 ships (3 light, 2 dark products - 30,000 metric tons) Lot 5 2 semi-pressure and gas tankers (12,000 m3) Lot 6 3 pressure gas tankers (4,000 m3) Lot B – 3 ships 3 bunker ships Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Conclusions Brazilian Economy Sound macroeconomic practices. International trade is only 15% of GDP – room for growth and expand merchant fleet. High International reserves assure financing for main projetcts. Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Conclusions Brazilian shipbuilding market Financing is assured: Marine Merchant Fund (FMM), under the Ministry of Transports, assures financing for shipbulding. US$ 10.5 billions financing alocations since 2003. Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Conclusions Brazilian shipbuilding market Shipyards orderbook (hired and planned): 4.8 millions TDW up to 2015. Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Conclusions Brazilian offshore market Douglas Westford sees Brazil pre-salt discoveries as the largest in the world, now. All major oil & gas companies are engaged in E&P investiments. Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Conclusions Brazilian domestic oil production 2007 2008 2009 2013 2020 3.9 2.6 2.0 1.8 source: Petrobras - millions b/day Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity 28 Shipyards in Brazil - largest yards 570,000 tons / year Steel throughput 4.7 millions of m² Total area 19 Dry or floating docks 22 Slipways 43 Outfitting quays Ivens Consult

Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry Brazilian shipbuilding capacity
SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Projects types Shipyards FPSO, semi- submersible, modules and drill-ships BrasFels; Mauá; Atlântico Sul; Rio Grande; QUIP; UTC; SRD; Setal; Mac Laren; Estaleiro da Bahia Oil tankers, products and gas carriers Eisa; Atlântico Sul; Mauá; Sermetal; Itajaí; Rio Nave; Renave-Enavi Container ships and bulk carriers Eisa; Atlântico Sul; Mauá; Rio Naval; Itajaí; Rio Nave; Renave-Enavi Platform supply vessels, towboats, barges, flatboats, etc. STX; Aliança; Wilson, Sons; Navship; TWB; Detroit; Inace; Rio Maguari; Superpesa; Cassinú; Transnave; São Miguel; Estaleiro da Bahia Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Shipyards State Steel (thousand tons / year) Area (thousand m²) Docks Slipways Quay side BrasFels RJ 50 410 1 3 2 Eisa 150 - Mauá 40 334 4 Sermetal 60 400 Atlântico Sul PE 160 1,500 Rio Grande RS 30 100 Aker 15 120 Aliança 10 61 Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Shipyards State Steel (thousand tons / year) Area (thousand m²) Docks Slipways Quay side Wilson, Sons SP 10 22 1 UTC RJ - 112 -- 2 Renave-Enavi 40 200 4 Inace CE 15 180 Itajaí SC 177 SRD 85 Superpesa 96 São Miguel 5 21 Transnave 6 Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Shipyards State Steel (thousand tons / year) Area (thousand m²) Docks Slipways Quay side Rio Nave RJ 50 150 - 2 4 Navship SC 15 175 -- 1 TWB 10 78 Detroit 90 Rio Maguari PA 6 120 Cassinú 30 Mac Laren Estaleiro da Bahia BA 110 750 QUIP RS 70

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity BrasFels shipyard Rio de Janeiro – RJ Ships up to 600,000 TDW Semi-submersible platforms FPSO integration Platform supply vessels Total area: 410,000m² 3 Slipways 1 Dry dock 1 Gantry crane for 660 tons 7 Cranes 2 Outfitting quays Steel throughput : 50,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity EISA - Ilha S/A shipyard Rio de Janeiro – RJ Ships up to 200,000 TDW Platform supply vessels Total area: 150,000m² 2 Side slipway 15 Rolling bridges 2 Gantry cranes for 50 tons 6 Cranes 3 Outfitting quays Steel throughput : 52,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Mauá shipyard Niterói – RJ Ships up to 100,000 TDW Semi-submersible platforms FPSO integration Platform supply vessels Total area: 334,000m² (3 units) 1 Slipway 1 Modules site 1 Yard / load-out quay 1 Dry dock 1 Sheerlegs for 2,000 tons 6 Cranes 4 Outfitting quays Steel throughput : 36,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Sermetal shipyard Rio de Janeiro – RJ Ships up to 400,000 TDW FPSO integration Total area: 400,000m² 2 Dry dock (1 with 350m) 6 Cranes 4 Outfitting quays Steel throughput : 60,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Atlântico Sul shipyard Suape – PE Ships up to 500,000 TDW Semi-submersible platforms FPSO integration Platform supply vessels Total area: 1,500,000m² 1 Dry dock of 400m 2 Slipways 4 Cranes 2 horizontal transporters blocks – 300 tons 2 Goliath Gantry cranes (1,500 tons) 2 Outfitting quays (700m) Steel throughput : 160,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Setal Óleo & Gás Niterói – RJ Platforms modules construction and integration Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity BAHIA shipyard (OAS, SETAL and Piemont) Maragogipe - BA Steel throughput : 110,000 tons/ year Semi-submersible platforms FPSO integration Offshore vessels (PSV & AHTS ) Total area: 1,000,000m² Gantry crane of 1,300 tons Dry dock with two floating gates Several port cranes (75 to 150 tons) Horizontal transport of loads with 600 tons of capacity. Outfitting quays : 700m and 350m (water depth: 12m).

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Steel throughput : 30,000 tons / year Rio Grande shipyard Rio Grande – RS Platforms (FPSO, semi-submersible and Spar) Total area: 100,000m² 1 Dry dock (130x140m) 1 Slipway 1 Gantry crane for 600 tons 1 Outfitting quay Hydraulic carts of 400 tons Intermediate flood-gate Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity STX Offshore shipyard Niterói - RJ Platform supply vessels Total area: 120,000m² 1 Flotation dock (150m x 24.7m) Cranes (up to 250 tons) 1 Slipway 1 Outfitting quay (300m) Steel throughput : 15,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Aliança shipyard Niterói - RJ Platform supply vessel Total area: 61,000m² Cranes (up to 60 tons) 2 Outfitting quays (100m each) 1 Slipway (3,000 tons /10,000 TDW) Steel throughput : 10,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Wilson, Sons shipyard Guarujá - SP Platform supply vessels Total area: 22,000m² Cranes and Gantry crane 1 Outfitting quay 1 Slipway 1 Dry dock (205m x16m) Steel throughput : 10,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity UTC shipyard Niterói - RJ Assembly and integration of platform modules Total area: 112,000m² Cranes 2 Load-out quays Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Renave-Enavi shipyard Niterói - RJ Ships up to 80,000 DWT. Total area: 200,000m² Cranes Outfitting quays 2 Flotation docks “Almirante Alexandrino” (215m ) “José Rebelo” (70m) 2 Dry docks “Henrique Lage” (184m ) “Orlando Barbosa” (136m) Steel throughput : 40,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Inace shipyard Fortaleza - CE Fishing ships Patrol ships for Navy Yatches Platform supply vessels Area: 180,000m² 1 Slipway / platform embarkation elevation (80m) 1 Outfitting quay Steel throughput : 15,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Itajaí shipyard Itajaí - SC Ships (up to 30,000 TDW) Platform supply vessels Total area: 177,000m² Cranes Rolling bridges Slipway (200m) Outfitting quay Steel throughput : 15,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity SRD shipyard Angra dos Reis - RJ Semi-submersible platforms Integration and load-out Platform supply vessels Total area: 85,000m² Cranes Rolling bridges Slipway Floating dock (76m x 29m) 2 Outfitting quays Steel throughput : 15,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Superpesa shipyard Rio de Janeiro - RJ Platform supply vessels Area: 96,000m² 1 Slipway 1 Outfitting quay Steel throughput : 10,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Transnave shipyard Rio de Janeiro - RJ Platform supply vessels Total area: 15,000m² Slipway Outfitting quay Steel throughput : 6,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Rio Nave shipyard Rio de Janeiro - RJ Merchant ships (up to 100,000 TDW) Platform supply vessels Total area: 95,000m² 2 slipways 4 Outfitting quays 2 Piers 15 Cranes Steel throughput : 48,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Navship shipyard Itajaí - SC Merchant ships (up to 100,000 TDW) Platform supply vessels Total area: 175,000m² 1 Slipway 2 Outfitting quays Cranes and Gantry crane Steel throughput : 15,000 tons/ year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity TWB shipyard Itajaí - SC Platform supply vessels Towboats (port support) Fishing ships Ferry-boats Total area: 78,000m² 1 Slipway 1 Outfitting quay Steel throughput : 10,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Detroit shipyard Itajaí - SC Platform supply vessels Towboats (port support) Fishing ships Ferry-boats Total area: 90,000m² 1 Elevatory dock Outfitting quay 3 Cranes 2 Transfer cars Steel throughput : 10,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Rio Maguari shipyard Belém – PA Ships for waterway navigation, utility offshore tugs and barges Platform supply vessels Total area: 120,000m² 2 Dry docks Steel throughput : 6,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Cassinú shipyard São Gonçalo – RJ Platform supply vessels Total area: 30,000m² 1 Dry dock 1 Flotation dock 1 Outfitting quay Steel throughput : 6,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity Mac Laren shipyard Niterói – RJ Platforms integration Total area: 30,000m² 1 Outfitting quay 1 Dry dock (planned) Steel throughput : 6,000 tons / year Ivens Consult

SINAVAL – Scene 2009 Brazilian shipbuilding capacity QUIP Rio Grande – RS Platforms modules construction and integration Total area: 70,000m² Ivens Consult

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