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1 Port of Hamburg at a glance
Chamber of Commerce Hamburg As of May 2015

2 Port of Hamburg at a glance
Universal port of Hamburg - Figures 4 Development of container and total turnover 5 Differentiated total turnover plus forecast until Annual growth rate of container turnover Terminals and capacities for container turnover 8 The world‘s top 20 container ports 9 Market shares of container turnover of the Nordrange ports 10 Market shares of total turnover of the Nordrange ports 11 The world‘s top 10 shipping companies 12 Shipping alliances and their capacities 13 Top 10 trading partners 14 Liner services 15 Regional differentation of hinterland traffic 16 Feeder services 17 Train services 18 Transshipment and Modal Split hinterland traffic – container turnover 19 Transshipment and Modal Split hinterland traffic – total turnover 20 Chamber of Commerce Hamburg Stand: Mai 2015

3 Universal port of Hamburg - Figures
total turnover : 145,7 Mio. t ( % vs. 2013) container turnover 2014: 9,7 Mio. TEU ( % vs. 2013) ranking (container) 2014: 2nd in Europe (after Rotterdam, before Antwerp) Jobs dependent on port (direct and indirect, 2013) in Hamburg: , in the metropolitian region of Hamburg: 153,319* remaining Germany: ,053 Vessel arrivals 2014: ca. 9,138 total therof: 4,493 container vessels ,261 bluk, general and special cargo ,571 tankships Ro-Ro, vehicle carriers passenger liners & cruisers Total port area: ca. 7,200 acres (ca. 10% of Hamburg‘s total land area) 267,372 in total * metropoltitan region includes the City of Hamburg  8,48% of all employees Sources: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V., Hamburg Port Authority, Planco Consulting Chamber of Commerce Hamburg Stand: Mai 2015

4 Forecast „Seeverkehrs-Prognose
Forecast ISL 2030 Forecast „Seeverkehrs-Prognose 2030“ Berechnung CAGR (Formel in google kopieren und mit Daten füllen; nicht Excel verwenden!) : in Excel wird folgende Formel in eine Zelle geschrieben: ((FV/PV)^(1/n))-1, dann noch als % formatieren. Dabei steht FV (future value), für die Zelle, die den zukünftigen Wert enthält, PV (present value) für die Zelle mit dem Basiswert. N für die Zahl der Perioden, das können Tage, Monate oder Jahre sein. Wenn man 4 Jahreswerte hat, z.B. von 1980 bis 1983, ist n=3. Das ^ steht bei Excel für eine Potenz bzw. das gesprochene "hoch". * CAGR = Compound Annual Growth Rate Sources: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V., Seeverkehrsprognose 2030, ISL interim report 2015 Chamber of Commerce Hamburg Stand: Mai 2015

5 Differentiated total turnover 2005-2014 and forecast until 2030
Sources: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V., Federal Ministry of Traffic an digital Infrastructures (BMVI) Chamber of Commerce Hamburg As of May 2015

6 Annual growth rate of container turnover 2005-2014
Sources: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V. Chamber of Commerce Hamburg

7 Terminals und capacities for container turnover
Burchardkai (CTB) Tollerort (CTT) Steinwerder (CTS) (intended) Eurogate HHLA CTB CTT Eurogate CTS CTA Altenwerder (CTA) Estimated total capacity: ca Mio. TEU Sources: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V. Chamber of Commerce Hamburg Stand: Mai 2015

8 The world‘s top 20 container ports
2013 2014 change In million TEU in % 1 (1) Shanghai | China 33.6 35.3 5.06% 2 (2) Singapore | Singapore 32.6 33.9 3.99% 3 (3) Shenzhen Ports 23.3 24.0 3.00% 4 (4) Honkong 22.4 22.3 -0.45% 5 (6) Ningbo 17.3 19.5 12.72% 6 (5) Busan | South Corea 17.7 18.7 5.65% 7 (7) Qingdao 15.5 16.6 7.10% 8 (8) Guangzhou 15.3 16.2 5.88% 9 (9) Dubai | Dubai 13.6 12.50% 10 (10) Tianjin 13.0 14.1 8.46% 11 (11) Rotterdam | Netherlands 11.6 12.3 6.03% 12 (12) Port Kelang | Malaysia 10.4 11.0 5.77% 13 (13) Kaohsiung | China (Taiwan) 9.9 10.6 7.07% 14 (14) Dalian 10.0 10.1 1.00% 15 (15) Hamburg | Germany 9.3 9.7 4.30% 16 (16) Antwerp | Belgium 8.6 9.0 4.65% 17 (17) Xiamen 8.0 7.50% 18 (18) Los Angeles | USA 7.9 8.3 19 (19) Tanjung Pelepas 7.6 8.5 11.84% 20 (--) Long Beach 6.7 6.8 1.49% Rank 2014 (2013) Exelformel: =(B1*100/A1-100)/100 => Ergebnisfelder auf % formatieren. Source: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V. Chamber of Commerce Hamburg As of May 2015 Stand: Mai 2015

9 Market shares of container turnover of the Nordrange ports
31.70 % Sources: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V., own calculations Chamber of Commerce Hamburg

10 Market shares of total turnover of the Nordrange ports
LKW 59% LKW 57 % * For the foreign ports only those turnover volumes are considered that are relevant for germany‘s hinterland traffic. Sources: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V., own calculations, Federal ministry of Traffic and digital Infrastructures (BMVI): Seeverkehrsprognose 2030, p. 100 Chamber of Commerce Hamburg

11 The world‘s top 10 shipping companies (TEU)
Alter Text: CKYH partners (Cosco, K-Line, Yang Ming, Hanjin Shipping)  Marktanteil Ost-/Westroute von ca. 17 % New World Alliance (APL, MOL, HMM)  Marktanteil von ca. 12 % G6 Alliance (APL, Hapag Lloyd, HMM, MOL, NYK, OOCL): > 90 Schiffe, neun Dienste, darunter Schiffe mit Kapazitäten von TEU; voraussichtlicher Marktanteil von 24% Evergreen und CHKY-The Green Alliance Sources: Alphaliner, photo: Port of Hamburg / D. Hasenpusch Chamber of Commerce Hamburg As of May 2015 Stand: Mai 2015

12 Shipping alliances and their capacities
Shipping companies Shipping alliances capacities in 1000 TEU and no. of vessels 2M Maersk Line, MSC CKYHE Cosco, K-Line, Yang Ming, Hanjin Shipping, Evergreen G6 Alliance APL, Hapag-Lloyd & CSAV, HMM, MOL, NYK, OOCL Ocean Three CMA CGM, CSCL, UASC Hamburg Süd ist derzeit in keiner Schifffahrtsallianz eingebunden ist bislang vor allem auf den Nord-Süd-Verbindungen und in Nischen aktiv (HH-Abendblatt, ) vereinbart enge Kooperation mit Reederei aus Dubai UASC (United Arab Shipping Company) – Kernkompetenzen und Netwerke werden durch Zusammenarbeit ergänzt, ab Dezember 2014 tritt Hamburg Süd in Verkehr zwischen Asien und Nordeuropa ein, im Januar in die Dienste zwischen Asien und Nordamerika (PM, HH-Süd ) übernimmt Containerliniendienste (+ Agenturfunktion) der chilenischen Reederei CCNI (Compañia Chilena de Navegación Interoceánica) Übernahme ist zum vorgesehen (PM, HH-Süd ) Hapag Lloyd (THB, Dt. Schiffahrts-Zeitung v ) Fusion ist geplant, soll bis Ende 2014 abgeschlossen sein Brasilianische Wettbewerbsbehörde hat bereits ohne Auflagen zugestimmt. Etwa 15 Behörden müssen weltweit zustimmen Hamburg Süd (2014) Cooperation with UASC (Dubai) Takeover container services for CCNI (Chile) turnover capacities no. of owned vessels Sources: German traffic News (DVZ), press report Hapag-Lloyd 12/2011, press report HH-Süd 07/14 u. 09/14, Alphaliner Weekly Newsletter (Nr. 37), as of September 2014, Daily port news November 06th 2014 Chamber of Commerce Hamburg As of May 2015 Stand: Mai 2015

13 Top 10 trading partners seaward for 2014 in million TEU
(in- and outgoing) Sources: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V., photo: Port of Hamburg / H.-J. Hettchen Chamber of Commerce Hamburg

14 Liner services to Hamburg 2014 Strong focus on Baltic Sea and Asia
Northern Europe North America Estern/ South Asia Red Sea and Gulf Central America and Caribbean India and Pakistan South America Africa Stand 4. Quartal 2013 (neuere Daten sind im Nov noch nicht vorhanden) Australia/ Pacific Sources: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V. Chamber of Commerce Hamburg Stand: Mai 2015

15 Regional differentation of hinterland traffic (in TEU)
~1/3 Hamburg ~1/3 ~1/3 Source: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V., Fotolia Fotoherkules Chamber of Commerce Hamburg Stand: Mai 2015

16 Feeder connections of Port of Hamburg Weekly departures in 2013
Norway 12 Finland 28 Russia 32 Sweden 21 Estonia 7 Denmark 12 Latvia 9 Lithuania 13 Poland 18 Im November 14 noch keine neuen Daten vorhanden (Stand 4. Quartal 14) 160 weekly departures Sources: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V. Chamber of Commerce Hamburg Stand: Mai 2015

17 Czech Republic: 118 trains/week
Cargo train services from and to Hamburg 2013 Denmark: 4 trains/week Lithuania: if required Russia: if required Poland: 36 trains/week Germany: 650 trains/Week Ukraine: if required Czech Republic: 118 trains/week Switzerland: 25 trains/week Austria: 126 trains/week Hungary: 10 trains/week Port of Hamburg Europe‘s biggest traffic junction for rail freight: More than freight trains (arrivals and departures) per week, of that 900 are charged with sea freight. Italy: 34 trains/week Source: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V., Fotolia Fotoherkules Chamber of Commerce Hamburg Stand: Mai 2015

18 Transshipment and Modal Split hinterland traffic in TEU
2014 Prognose 2030 Hinterland traffic: 5.8 million TEU Total turnover: 9.7 million TEU Trans- shipment traffic 3.9 million TEU Total turnover: 16.4 million TEU Modal Split (Hinterland traffic) Container turnover Sources: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V., Federal Ministry for traffic and digital infrastructure (BMVI): Seeverkehrsprognose 2030, p. 109, photo: Port of Hamburg / Engel&Gielen Chamber of Commerce Hamburg

19 Transshipment and Modal Split hinterland traffic in Tonnes
2014 Prognose 2030 Hinterland traffic: 103.7 million tonnes Total turnover: 145.7 Trans- shipment traffic 42 million tonnes Total turnover: 194.5 million tonnes Modal Split (hinterland traffic) Total turnover Source: Port of Hamburg Marketing e.V., Federal Ministry of Traffic and digital Infrastructure (BMVI): Seeverkehrsprognose 2030, p. 109, photo: Port of Hamburg / Engel&Gielen Chamber of Commerce Hamburg


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