1. Connecting
Global Markets
Corporate overview presentation q1 2015

2. Our Business
Overview
Sustainable value through global growth, service and excellence
Marine Terminals
Container handling is our core business and generates more than three quarters of our revenue
P&O Maritime Services
Owns and operates a fleet of specialist vessels, including tugs, ice breakers, and river barges, providing logistics solutions to public and private sector customers
DP World Cargo Services
One of South Africa’s major stevedoring companies, offering the full range of stevedoring services
Container Rail Road Services
Provides connectivity between ports and their hinterland through a portfolio of service products including transport options by rail and a combination of road/rail
World Crane Services
Offers third party inspection services for newly built container handling equipment, as well as on site inspection services for existing equipment
Marine Terminals
DP World has a portfolio of more than 65 marine terminals across six continents (1), including new developments underway in India, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.
Container handling is the company’s core business and generates more than three quarters of its revenue. In 2014, DP World handled 60million TEU (twenty-foot equivalent container units). With its committed pipeline of developments and expansions, capacity is expected to rise to more than 100 million TEU by 2020, in line with market demand.
DP World has a dedicated, experienced and professional team of 30,000 people serving its customers around the world, and the company constantly invests in terminal infrastructure, facilities and people to provide quality services today and tomorrow, when and where customers need them.
In taking this customer-centric approach, DP World is building on the established relationships and superior level of service demonstrated at its flagship Jebel Ali facility in Dubai, which has been voted “Best Seaport in the Middle East” for 20 consecutive years.
Other Businesses
In addition to its marine terminals business, DP World also operates P&O Maritime Services, World Crane Services, DP World Cargo Services, and DP World Intermodal.
P&O Maritime Services is a specialist maritime service solutions and these service solutions are facilitated through P&O Maritime’s ownership, operation and management of a fleet of specialised vessels for customers’ long term requirements.
World Crane Services, established in 2002, is rapidly growing business offering Third Party Inspection services with respect to new building of container handling equipment, as well as on site inspection services for existing equipment. It provides quality services designed to enhance the condition, performance and lifetime costs of operating mechanical handling equipment on the individual’s terminals.
DP World Cargo Services is one of South Africa’s major Stevedoring companies and is able to offer a full complement of stevedoring services, which include Containers, Bulk, General Cargo, Project Cargoes, as well as Car Carriers, Reefer vessels and Passenger Vessel stores & baggage handling.
Container Rail Road Services Private Limited (CRRS/DP World Intermodal) provides DP World customers yet another ‘outside the gate’ service. Granted a ‘Category 1’ Licence by the Indian Railways to own and operate container trains for an initial period of 20 years, CRRS is permitted to carry both EXIM and Domestic container traffic.
P&O Heritage
DP World takes great pride in its association with the venerable heritage of P&O and is committed to preserving and protecting the history of this famous British company. We have a dedicated in-house team of curators who maintain and preserve the 25,000 items and archives that make up the P&O Heritage Collection.
The P&O Heritage website is designed to allow our collections – and the history of P&O – to be more accessible to the public, thereby continuing to keep alive the memory of the enormous contribution P&O has made to numerous people and countries around the world since We celebrated in 2012 the 175th anniversary of P&O.

3. Marine Terminals
Overview
DP World is a global marine terminals operator with a portfolio of more than 65 terminals across six continents(1), including new developments underway in India, Africa, Europe and the Middle East.
Container handling is the company’s core business with a focus on origin and destination cargo and faster growing emerging markets.
In 2014, DP World handled 60 million TEU (twenty-foot equivalent container units) and its gross capacity reached 70 million TEU. With its committed pipeline of developments and expansions, capacity is expected to rise to more than 100 million TEU by 2020, in line with market demand.
DP World has a dedicated, experienced and professional team of 30,000 people serving its customers around the world.
(1) As of February 2015

4. A Committed Portfolio Australia & Americas
Overview
Argentina
Australia
Brazil
Canada
Dominican Republic
Peru
Suriname
Australia & Americas
Algeria
Belgium
Djibouti
Egypt
France
Germany
Mozambique
Netherlands
Romania
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Spain
Turkey
UAE UK
Middle East, Europe & Africa
China
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Pakistan
Philippines
South Korea
Thailand
Vietnam
Asia Pacific & Indian Subcontinent

5. Fast Facts
Overview
Sustainable value through global growth, service and excellence
DP World handles approx. 9% of the world’s container trade
Around the world, DP World handles more than 150,000
containers a day
DP World is the fourth* largest marine terminal
operator in the world by throughput
*2013; based on equity TEU. Source: Drewry Maritime Research
Put end to end, the containers we handle in a year would circle the world more than eight times
Our yard area covers 1,374 hectares,
the equivalent of almost 2,000 football pitches
We serve around 66,000 vessels a year – or nearly 180 a day
We operate more than 6,000 container handling cranes
Our team of 30,000 people is truly global, made up of
more than 90 nationalities
DP World has more than 55 kilometres of quay wall globally

6. Global Container Port Industry
Overview
Global container port industry Regional Split of 2013 Industry Container Volumes
Unique Industry
Over 4500 container ports around the world
Serving a fleet of 5950 container vessels
Review of industry in 2013
623 million TEU handled globally (39% Far East)
931 million TEU capacity
Utilisation rate of 66%
Industry Forecasts
Container volumes expected annual average growth of 5.4% vs. expected capacity growth of 3.7%
Volumes expected to reach 840million TEU by 2018
Emerging markets will outperform industry as a whole
All data from Drewry Maritime Research's Global Container Terminal Operators 2014 Annual Report and Alphaliner

7. Timeline Timeline 2005 CSX World Terminals acquired DP World created
1972
Port Rashid Development
1991
Dubai Ports Authority
created
2000
Concessions won in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) and Djibouti
2003
Concession won in Constanta (Romania)
2007
Listed
NASDAQ Dubai
1999
Dubai Ports International FZE
formed
1979
Jebel Ali Port Open
2002
Concession won in Visakhapatnam (India)
2004
Concession won in Cochin (India)
2006
P&O Acquired
2011
Listed
London Stock Exchange

8. Recent Highlights
Timeline
As a premier partner, we supported Dubai’s successful bid TO HOST Expo2020
The first ship called at DP World London Gateway, Britain’s new high-tech shipping port and Europe’s largest logistics hub
DP World reports 8.9% volume growth in 2014; Handling 60m TEU across its portfolio
DP World terminal in Embraport (Brazil) became operational
Jebel Ali launched its new one million TEU Terminal 2 expansion, welcoming one of the world’s largest container vessels, the MSC La Spezia
The most advanced semi-automated terminal in Australia officially opened at DP World Brisbane

9. Vision, Mission and Values
Vision, Mission & Values
Vision
Mission
Values
Sustainable value through global growth, service and excellence.
A global approach to a local business environment where excellence, innovation and profitability drive our core business philosophy of exceptional customer service.
Commitment to our people and our customers
Profitable global growth
Responsible corporate and personal behaviour
Excellence and innovation
Our Vision looks to our future. It gives direction to where we are going and what we want our Company to become
Our Mission describes our purpose. It says what we exist to do and how this takes us towards achieving our Vision.
Our Values are the common principles that shape our culture. They describe “how we do things” at DP World.

10. Strategy Our Vision, Mission and Values Are embedded in our strategy
Vision, Mission & Values
Our Vision, Mission and Values Are embedded in our strategy
STRATEGIC PILLARS
Our organisation-wide strategic pillars define objectives that apply across the regions and business units in our Group.
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
Our four strategic priorities tell the story of our strategy and describe how we create value for our stakeholders by focusing on four critical business areas.

11. Why DP World investors Why DP World
Significant operational leverage from price improvements, cost management and high utilisation
DP World is focused on faster growing emerging markets handling price making cargo in an industry with high barriers to entry
EBITDA margins will continue to improve, reaching 50% in the medium term
DP World has a strong balance sheet, well positioned to finance expansion of the portfolio to approximately 100 million TEU by around 2020
DP World has invested over $6 billion since in assets that have an average life of approximately 40 years
Return on capital employed has doubled since 2009 and will continue to improve as the portfolio matures

12. Why DP World customers Why DP World Global Spread
Six continents…over 30 countries…we are where our customers need us to be
Customer Service
Always asking what we can do better for our customers leads to unparalleled levels of service
Long-Term Concessions
With an average terminal concession length of 40 years, we’re in it for the long term
Innovation
Forever looking for smarter, safer and quicker ways to do things means we’re always one step ahead of the competition
Productivity and Efficiency
Minimising vessel turnaround times and helping speed goods to market is a priority
Strong Balance Sheet
Financial agility means we can take advantage of new opportunities as and when they arise

13. Why DP World careers Why DP World Learning & Development
We nurture our people and help them achieve their full potential. The in-house DP World Institute offers courses for every employee at every level
Global Opportunities
With a presence in over 65 countries, we offer truly international career prospects
Employer of Choice
We recruit and retain the best in the business, providing our people with support and the means to excel
Responsibility
Our people are valuable and valued members of the communities in which we operate

14. Jebel Ali Port Our flagship facility and gateway to the region
Jebel Ali is the world’s largest man-made container port and the largest between Rotterdam and Singapore
Jebel Ali can accommodate any vessel size in existence or on order
Approximately 50% of volumes are “Destination or Origin Dubai”
World’s 9th largest container port in 2013
15 m TEU capacity today, 19m TEU in the second half of 2015
Total quay length of over 20 kms, a footprint of 12 million sq metres, 78 giant quay cranes

15. Jebel Ali Port Our flagship facility and gateway to the region
Over the last 10 years average ship size at Jebel Ali has doubled
100 million containers passed through DP World, UAE Region terminals in ten years to Jan 2013
Jebel Ali is the gateway to Middle East, Africa and Indian Subcontinent
Over 180 shipping lines
with more than 90 weekly services
Ability to handle the largest container vessels afloat and on order
Employs more than 6,000 people in UAE Region

16. Jebel Ali Connectivity
Looking forward, Etihad Rail will have a depot within the Jebel Ali facility which will be connected to the rest of the GCC via rail adding unprecedented reach for the supply chain industry.
A dedicated sea – air customs bonded corridor providing the shortest transit in the world, connecting a sea – air box within 45 minutes of discharge
Connected through the main UAE / GCC Road network to the region – 2 to 3 days road transit to anywhere in the GCC.

17. Jebel Ali Evolution
Jebel Ali

18. Sustainability
Sustainability
Our objective is to integrate responsible business practices into our daily activities, growing our business in a sustainable manner
Community
Build sustainable communities through strategic community investment
Environment
Reduce our impact on the environment through innovation, new technologies and behavioural change
People & Safety
Build an inclusive supportive and safe work environment that develops our people and creates a culture of diversity and well being.
Marketplace
Be recognised as a sector leader in corporate responsibility and governance, thought leadership and innovation

19. Corporate Responsibility
Sustainability
It’s in
DNA
our

20. Organisation Organisation SULTAN AHMED BIN SULAYEM CHAIRMAN
JAMAL MAJID BIN THANIAH
NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND VICE CHAIRMAN
SIR JOHN PARKER
SENIOR INDEPENDENT
DEEPAK PAREKH
INDEPENDENT NON-EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
ROBERT WOODS
MARK RUSSELL
MOHAMMED SHARAF
GROUP CHIEF EXECUTIVE
OFFICER
YUVRAJ NARAYAN
CHIEF FINANCIAL
Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem has served as Chairman of the Board of the Company since 30 May 2007.
Jamal Majid Bin Thaniah has served as a Director and Vice Chairman of the Company since 30 May 2007 and became a Non-Executive Director on 27 October 2009.
Sir John Parker has served as an Independent Non-Executive Director and Vice Chairman of the Company since 30 May He also acts as the Senior Independent Director.
Deepak Parekh was appointed as an Independent Non-Executive Director of the Company on 22 March 2011.
Robert Woods was appointed as an Independent Non-Executive Director of the Company on January 2014.
Mark Russell was appointed as an Independent Non-Executive Director of the Company on 11 August 2014.
Mohammed Sharaf has served as Group Chief Executive Officer since 2005 and as a Director of the Company since 30 May 2007.
Yuvraj Narayan has served as Chief Financial Officer of the Group since 2005 and as a Director of the Company since 9 August 2006.

21. Contact Us HEAD OFFICE DP World 5th Floor, JAFZA 17
Jebel Ali Free Zone
PO Box 17000
Dubai – UAE
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22. Thank You
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