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Watco CompaniesOverview
January 25, 2013Southwestern Rail Conference
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Improve Customer Satisfaction Right Service Right Time In the Right Condition – Delivered SAFELY At the Right Price
Improve Profitability Revenue Growth Rate EBITDA Growth Return on Assets > WACC% Free Cash Flows Economic Value Add (EVA)
Do Both Over the Long-Term Building Relationships with:
• Customers• Watco Team• Communities• Vendors• Investors
Watco Customer First Foundation Principles
Roll Tide Roll
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Watco Customer First Foundation PrinciplesWhen Successfully Applied
Custome
r Satisfaction
• Customer Confidence, Trust and Loyalty
• Volume Growth• Service Growth• Expand Relationship
Profitabili
ty
• Operating Leverage• Increase Volumes and Lower Unit Cost• Capital Management• Cash Flow Return On Invested Capital
Long Term Relationship
• Customer Growth• Team Performance• Public-Private Partnership• Capital Access
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Watco Performance System - Goals
Safety – 0 injuries / accidents every day
Service – Deliver accurate & timely service every day
People – Find, keep & develop the best Team possible every day
Profitability – Generate the most sustainable, long-term value every day
Capital – Maintain & use the right type & least amount of assets every day
Growth – Earn the right to grow by small improvements every day
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Watco Growth PerformanceListen-Understand-Grow
Listen
Under
stan
dG
row
Listen to our Customers – Listen and learn our Customers needs, then work with our operations teams to meet and exceed those needs with Watco
Services.
Understand Customers logistics
supply chains “beginning to end”.
Raw material in… to finished product out.
Grow organically with each Customer.
What can we do differently to capture
more of their transportation
dollar?
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4,500 track miles3,200 Team Members400 locomotives3,900 railcars26 states served750,000+ annual
carloads
Watco – What We Do!
One of the largest car repair service providers in U.S. Largest privately owned short line railroad operator in U.S.One of the fastest growing terminal operatorsInternational service in Canada and Western Australia
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Watco Customer Diversity
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Proudly serve more than 1,500 Customers Daily
Average Length of Customer Relationship
• Switching 22 years• Mechanical 20 years• Railroad 10 years• Transload/Intermodal 2 years
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Watco’s Service Diversity
Services
Transportation (63% revenue) Mechanical (25% revenue) Terminals/Port (12% revenue)
29 Short Line Railroad Operations – 59%
400 Locomotives4,500 Track Miles3,900 Railcars27 Switching Operations – 4%
16 Rail Car Repair Facilities – 24% 23 Railcar Car Repair Operations – 1% 5 Private Railcar Repair Facilities
20 Terminal Operations – 6%2 Port Facilities - 5%10 Warehouse Operations – 1%
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Watco Geographic Diversity
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Watco Commodity Diversity
Other 5%
Pulp & Paper 8%
Lumber & Forest Products
6%
Energy & Chemicals 22%
(Coal, Crude Oil, Petro-Chemicals)
Agriculture 33%
Infrastructure Metals & Minerals
26%(Frac Sand, Drilling Pipe, Road Rock)
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Kinder Morgan & Watco
On December 15, 2010, Watco Companies and Kinder Morgan Energy Partners announced a new
partnership. The advantages of this partnership are:
Significant Growth Opportunities
• Transaction provides an avenue for significant investment into high growth areas
• Proven track record of successful investments with recent acquisitions and expansions
• Entrepreneurial mindset towards growth
Significant Synergies
• Over 1,500,000 carloads handled at KM & Watco facilities annually
• Over 100 Class I railroad connections and 50 short-line railroad connections in the U.S.
• The Terminaling and Railroad Industry are integral to each other
Exceptional Operators
• Respected reputation among peers in the industry
• Leaders in crude by rail terminals and operations
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$297.3 $270.6
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2002A 2003A 2004A 2005A 2006A 2007A 2008A 2009A 2010A 2011A 2012P
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nue
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Watco’s 10-Year Revenue Growth
10 Year CAGR = 21.8%
2012 P = preliminary 2012 actual results.
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$15.4 $17.0 $19.8 $21.0
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DA
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illio
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EBITDA EBITDA Margin
Watco’s 10-Year Adj. EBITDA Growth
10 Year CAGR = 21.7%
Adj. EBITDA figures are per the Company’s historical compliance certificates through 2011 and preliminary actual results for 2012, adjusted to exclude pro forma EBITDA from acquisitions to provide an accurate portrayal of the margin trends in Watco’s base business.
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Watco’s Future
Keys to understanding our future
Understand our past successes – courage to change for success today & tomorrow
Understand the future of our industry is very bright
Understand we must continue to improve, earning the right to grow with our Customers
Understand the importance of living by our Watco Customer First Foundation Principles
Understand & implement the Watco Performance System
Well positioned for future growth
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Thank You for Listening!
Questions?