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Global High Speed Rail Market on the Fast Track for Business Development Franck Leveque, VP Growth Consulting Donald Ivan, Industry Analyst Donald Ivan, Industry Analyst Automotive & Transportation 13 April 2011

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Global High Speed Rail Market on the Fast Track for Business Development

Franck Leveque, VP Growth Consulting

Donald Ivan, Industry AnalystDonald Ivan, Industry Analyst

Automotive & Transportation

13 April 2011

Functional Expertise

• Over 10 years of consulting experience, especially automotive market research and market strategy development.

Specific expertise in:

• Qualitative and quantitative market analysis – B2B & B2C

• Market modelling & forecasting

• Benchmarking & positioning

• Diversification and new market entry

• Innovation and product development

• Business & market strategy

• Business plan development

Industry Expertise

� Experience base covers a wide range of industry sectors, forming long standing relationships with senior

executives in the

� Automotive & Transportation: Telematics (PV & CV), Powertrain (incl. EV) and involvement in Chassis, Safety,

Today’s Presenter: Franck Leveque

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Automotive & Transportation: Telematics (PV & CV), Powertrain (incl. EV) and involvement in Chassis, Safety,

Driver Assistance, Aftermarket, Mobility (Rail & Urban Transport)

� Industrial Automation & Electronics: Automation Solutions (PLC, DCS, MES), Welding, Pneumatics, Motors &

Drives, Security.

What I bring to the Team

• Market & Business Consulting Delivery – Common sense & business acumen

• Consulting Project Management – Experience in complex international projects

• Strategy & Business Planning – Fact based high impact recommendations

• Team Management & Leadership – Structured and directive

• Consultative Business Development – Client objective orientated

Career Highlights

• Instrumental in the development of Frost & Sullivan Automotive practice in Europe

• Key member of the strategic global growth consulting team

Education

• Languages: English, French,

• Bachelor Degree (Hon) – Oxford (UK)

Franck LevequeVice President Growth

Consulting

Frost & Sullivan

Germany

Frankfurt am Main

Agenda

1. Global Trends and Highlights

2. Demand Analysis – Track Infrastructure and Rolling Stock

3. Roadmap of High Speed Rail Technologies

Glo

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peed R

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Mark

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4. Case Study – Impact of HSR on Evolving Megacities

5. Competitive Landscape

6. Key Conclusions

Glo

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Mark

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Three Main Trends in UrbanizationDevelopment of Mega Cities, Mega Regions and Mega Corridors

Evolution of Megacities: Three Main Urbanization Trend (Global), 1950 Evolution of Megacities: Three Main Urbanization Trend (Global), 1950 -- 20252025

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MEGACITY

City With A Minimum Population Of 10

Million

EXAMPLE: London, Istanbul

MEGA REGIONS

Megacities combining with adjacent cities to

form mega regions

(Population over 15 Million)

EXAMPLE: “Jo-Toria” (Johannesburg/Pretoria

and Gauteng region)

MEGA CORRIDORS

Transport corridors connecting two or more

major cities or mega regions

EXAMPLE: Hong Kong-Shenzhen-Guangzhou in

China (Population 120 Million)

Source: Frost & Sullivan

PESTLE Factors Driving High Speed Rail Projects - Governments across the globe

are actively involved in promoting faster, convenient and greener mode of

transportation

Investment in

Transport

Infrastructure

Projects

Multi Modal Transit

Centers

Legislations:

Government and

Organisations Push

European and Asian

OEMs are actively

working towards

bidding international

projects

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HSR competing with

Low Cost budget

airlines for short-

medium haul

Governments

campaigning for

greener mode of

transport

Social Trends:

Consumer

Preference for HSR:

Safety, Comfort,

Convenience

Evolution of

megacities place

increased demand for

inter-city travel

Regional attractiveness for HSR growth: Europe is the most attractive market despite higher penetration of HSR network

Funding Availability

Penetration Potential

Passenger

Adaptability

0

1

2

3

4

5

High-Speed Rail Market: Regional Analysis for future growth (Global), 2010

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RegionInvestments between 2010-2020 (%)

Infrastructure Rolling Stock

Europe 40% 54%

Asia Pacific 20% 19%

Middle East & Africa 13% 11%

South America 12% 9%

North America 15% 7%

Technical ExpertiseGovernment Policies

North Amrica Europe Middle East & Africa

Asia Pacific South America

Global High Speed Rail Existing, Under-construction and Planned, 2010

South America

Middle East &

Africa

North America

Asia Pacific

High-Speed Rail Market: Network Planned and Under construction (Global), 2010

14,213 Km

50148 Km

6326

9524 3979

10000

15000

20000

25000

The HSR market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13.4% between 2010 to

2020.APAC

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2020

Europe

2010

• Over 60% of new High Speed development will take place in Europe and Asia.

• Though North America has a vision to build over 27,000 kms of high speed rail network, only approx 5500 kms of network

will be true high speed (>250 kmph) by 2020.

65157698

4015

22001310

54942417 4084

0

5000

10000

Europe Asia Pacific North America Middle East & Africa South America

In Operation Under Construction Planned

EU

Demand Analysis: About 46% of rolling stock investment is to happen in Europe followed by Asia Pacific (16%)

3434

5207

6425

14544

842

1994

139

1509

975

5852

1125108

3284

APAC

Turkey

Sweden

Russia

Portugal

Spain

Switzerland

India

Japan

South Korea

ME

SA

NA

APAC

Over the next 10 years China and Spain

combined will invest approx $17 Billion on

rolling stock procurement

5075

17,5157,333

64,332

High-Speed Rail Market: Goal post on new Rolling Stock demand (Global), 2010-2020

8

4239

14544

20092948 3434

1479

666

2259

593

450

1068

3300

Europe Asia Pacific Middle East & Africa South America North America

*Note: Figures are cumulative

2011

EU

Poland

Italy

Germany

France

China

Iran

Saudi ArabiaMorocco

GCC

Brazil

Argentina

USA

EU

2011 to 2020

ME

SA

NA

APAC

EU Europe, 31,751

Asia Pacific, 17,515 Middle East & Africa, 6,425

South America, 5,207

North America, 3,434

Note: All figures are rounded, the base year is 2010 Source:

Frost & Sullivan

2258

31,751

Roadmap of High Speed Rail Technologies: There will be global uniformity in signaling and rolling stock systems used by 2020

Tra

in C

on

tro

l T

rain

Co

ntr

ol Increasing length of the rail network equipped with ERTMS systems across Europe

Ro

llin

g S

toc

kR

oll

ing

Sto

ck

Push Pull locomotive

Distributed Traction Technology

Magnetic levitation (driverless systems)

Global Outlook: Key Technologies (Global), 2005 - 2020

Tilting train Technology

Dynamic Braking Regenerative Braking

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.

Tra

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ys

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s

Tra

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Increasing length of the rail network equipped with ERTMS systems across Europe

ERTMS Level 2

2005 2010 2015 2020

ERTMS Level 1 ERTMS Level 3

Infr

as

tru

ctu

reIn

fra

str

uc

ture

25kV AC

15kV

Dedicated and completely new track network for High Speed

Track Upgrade and network sharing

Japan - DS-ATC

China - CTCS 2 China -CTCS 3Asia

Europe

Source: Frost & Sullivan

Rolling stock technology trends: While Europe, APAC and ME will move towards distributed traction, The Americas will find Push-Pull more suitable

78%

22%28%

72%55%

45%

17%

83%

EuropeAsia Pacific

Existing Markets

Emerging Markets

2010 20202010 20202010

10

Distributed Traction

72%

28%

40%

60%

Push-Pull

Middle East

& Africa

7%

93%

NIL NIL

South America

North America

NIL

20202010 20202010

20202010

Source: Frost & Sullivan

67%

33%

16%

84%

13%

87%

Case Study: Point to Point connectivity coupled with increased safety and higher

comfort levels will be reasons for a tremendous shift of passenger travel from aviation

to high speed rail

Modal Shift in Passenger traffic after HSR installation: Madrid to Seville

Flying Time 50 mins – 1 hr

Airport transportation, security, and check-in easily triple that figure (point A to B - 2hrs 30 mins)

Comparison of flight time & time taken by AVE to Seville

PlaneRail

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1991 (Pre HSR) 1994 (Post

HSR)

2020 (Forecast)

Passenger type Share

Holiday 54%

Business 18%

Visiting

Family/Friends16%

Miscellaneous 12%

Passenger profile : Madrid Seville (AVE)

Gro

wth

@ 1

4.9

%

Madrid Seville

*includes point to point travel time from city center to airport and vice versa

2hrs 15 mins

Madrid’s Urban Population

(2010) 5.7 million

Seville’s Urban Population

(2010) 0.75 million

RailHSR

Source: Frost & Sullivan

The growth of high speed rail across regions fuels growth of other support like internet broadband & hospitality

Car RentalsCommute

Internet shopping

PAX Info &

E check in

• Cheaper parking slots at public transit

stations allow passengers to park cars

and board trains

• Unified Ticket solutions like magnetic smart

card that can be used in all modes of mass

transport

• Wireless fidelity connected to high

speed internet enables passengers to

be connected to their smart devices

en-route

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Smart transport

Food courts

Duty Free

Hotels & Dorms

Station of

Departure

Station of

Arrival

HSR

• Food courts enhances

hospitality, create jobs and generates

revenue for the stations

• Promotes

business & trade

within station

premises

• Enhances tourism

Increases holding

capacity of city

Source: Frost & Sullivan

Global presence of OEMs: The European majors such as Alstom, Bombardier and Siemens have the maximum footprint across the globe and constitute 65% of the global rolling stock market

Consortium

of CRH and CAF

Regional

Players

confined mainly

to Japan and

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32%

14%

16%

35%

3%

21%

16%

18%

30%5%

10%

Source: Frost & Sullivan.

of CRH and

Siemens

Siemens

AnsaldoBreda

Alstom

Kawasaki heavy Industries

Bombardier

CSR Sifang

CRH

Hyundai Rotem

Hitachi

Nippon Sharyo

Kinki Sharyo

Talgo

to Japan and

East Asia

Alstom

Siemens

Bombardier - Talgo

Shinkansen

Others

2010

Bombardier - Talgo

Shinkansen

Siemens

Alstom

CRH

Others

2020

2020

Key Conclusions: High Speed Rail will be the most favoured transport investment across regions in the next 10 years

Asia to be the second largest market for High speed with market size potential of $172 billionbetween 2010 and 2020.

With an investment of $338 billion on infrastructure and $35 billion on rolling stock, Europe will leadthe HSR development wave over the next 10 years.

Distributed traction technology with speeds > 300 kmph to become the norm across Europe

Europe

Asia Pacific

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Approx $137 billion and $4 billion will be spent on rail infrastructure and rolling stock respectivelyover the next 10 years in the U.S.

Chinese CRH has gained expertise to function indigenously and will be a significant competitor tothe established European majors.

Given the topography and operating requirements, push pull locomotives will be the most preferredHSR technology in the Americas

The Americas

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17-18 May 2011 - Emirates Stadium, London

Opportunity to network with Senior C-Level Executives across 7 industriesincluding: Chemicals & Materials, Automotive &

Transportation, Aerospace, Defence & Security, Energy &

Environment, Healthcare, Automation & Electronics, Information &

Communication Technologies

Through think tanks, interactive sessions and presentations focussed

Transportation Track set to address:

• From High-Speed to High Convergence:

Future Perspectives of Point-to-Point Mobility

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Through think tanks, interactive sessions and presentations focussed around the topics of Growth, Innovation & Leadership participants gain

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A Transportation Track includes discussions on "Integrated & Smart Mobility

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Future Perspectives of Point-to-Point Mobility

• Making the Connection: Vision for a Fully

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Speakers include:

• Senior Executives across ten Industry tracks

• Martin Ertl, Chief Innovation Officer,

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• John Rushton, Global Business

Development Leader, Intelligent Transport

Services, Global Technology Services, IBM

• Mihai Dorobantu, Senior Manager, Vehicle

Technologies & Innovation Group, Eaton

• Global Rail Market

• Rail ITS

• Rail Passenger

Information

• Entertainment and

Passenger

Communication

Rail Industry: Existing and Forthcoming Research

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2011 Strategic Analysis of the European Rail Infotainment Market WIP

2011 Strategic Analysis of Rail Alternative Power-train Market in Europe WIP

2011 Strategic Analysis of Rail Alternative Power-train Market in N.A WIP

2011 Growth Opportunities in Urban Rail Transportation

2011 Opportunity Analysis for Contactless Ticketing Systems in Europe

2011 Opportunity Analysis in the Passenger Rail Interiors Market

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Communication

• In-train entertainment

systems2011 Strategic Analysis of the European Rail Telecommunications Market

2011 Executive Analysis of the American Passenger Rolling Stock Market

2009 Strategic Analysis of the European Rail Electrification Market

2009

Strategic Analysis of the European Light Rail and Underground Market - Part 2: Market

Engineering Measurements

2009 Strategic Analysis of the Growth Opportunities in the Indian Rail Industry

2009

Strategic Opportunity Analysis of the Russian Rail Market: Implication for the Global Supply

Chain

2008

Strategic Analysis of the European Light Rail & Underground Market - Part 3: Competitive

Environment Analysis

Existing

Forthcoming

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