DUBE TRADEPORT OVERVIEW Hamish Erskine Export Week 17

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DUBE TRADEPORT SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE AFRICA’S GLOBAL MANUFACTURING AND AIR LOGISTICS PLATFORM

DUBE TRADEPORT SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE KWAZULU-NATAL’S FLAGSHIP INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT: • • Home of King Shaka International Airport Central to the Durban Aerotropolis 50 -year master plan with 3 000+ hectares of land (7 500+ acres) Attraction of foreign and local direct investment Contributor to job creation and economic growth Support for a range of airport-related activities Connectivity to 700+ international destinations

DUBE TRADEPORT SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE LEADING INVESTMENT DESTINATION: • • • Strategic Location Infrastructure Service Offering Government Support Special Economic Zone Benefits BENEFITS: • Prestigious status with fiscal and customs benefits aimed at promoting: – – Business growth Foreign and local direct investment into RSA Export of value added commodities Employment creation

DUBE TRADEPORT SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE TARGET SECTORS FOR THE DESIGNATED SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE: • • • Aerospace and aviation-linked manufacturing Agriculture and agro-processing Electronics manufacturing and assembly Medical and pharmaceutical production and distribution Clothing and textiles + secondary sectors

DUBE TRADEPORT: UPDATE JOB CREATION: • To-date, 4 738 jobs have been created at Dube Trade. Port since 2011/12 – 2 537 temporary/construction jobs – 2 201 permanent jobs INVESTMENTS: • R 1. 5 billion investment secured to-date • R 4. 25 billion immediate pipeline investment • R 10 billion planned investment for Dube Trade. Zone 2

DEVELOPMENT ZONES DUBE CITY Business and hospitality precinct DUBE TRADEZONE Industrial manufacturing precinct DUBE AGRIZONE Advanced agricultural precinct DUBE CARGO TERMINAL State-of-the-art cargo handling facility

DUBE TRADEPORT MASTER PLAN

PROGRESS: DUBE TRADEZONE 1 2013 2016

DUBE TRADEZONE: PHASE 1 TENANTS AND PHASE 2 LOCATION PHARMACUTICAL CLUSTER TRADEZONE 1 B TRADEZONE 2

DUBE TRADEZONE: 50 hectares Pipeline: R 10 billion 26 hectares R 1. 5 billion secured Pharmaceuticals cluster Pipeline: R 4. 25 billion

DUBE CARGO TERMINAL: BOUQUET OF SERVICES OFFERED • Handling of general cargo through an automated system providing unrivalled levels of service delivery and minimising risk of damage to Cargo and ULDs • Handling of all types of special cargo as determined by the Carriers Standards • VAL cargo services available through third party service provider • Traceability of cargo through the latest digital technologies • Specialised temperature controlled facilities for various types of perishable cargo from +2 o. C to ambient temperature of the day, with multiple temperature settings within shipments • Cool Room facilities cover an area of 850 m 2 with a one-time capacity of over 250 tonnes, offering an additional 45 separate storage bays to accommodate ULDs up to LD 7, including screening and build/break capabilities

DUBE CARGO TERMINAL: ON-SITE REGULATORY BODIES In addition to its intense security measures, Dube Cargo Terminal provides for a one-stop, on-site, 24 -hour regulatory services environment, inclusive of: • • • Customs Port Health Border Police The South African Police Service The Department of Agriculture The Perishables Products Export Control Board

DURBAN AIR CONNECTIVITY

DUR CARGO CONNECTIVITY

KING SHAKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT International passenger numbers have grown by 155% since the airport opened in 2010 International nonstop passengers 400 000 100 000 50 000 135 614 150 000 293 904 280 257 191 101 200 000 219 203 250 000 267 795 300 000 345 598 350 000 - 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Source: ACSA Passenger stats 3

KING SHAKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Air freight has grown by 105% since the airport opened in 2010 Air Freight (Kg’s) 2012 14, 417, 425 10, 837, 267 2011 13, 799, 996 9, 507, 543 5, 000 8, 184, 441 10, 000 13, 202, 566 15, 000 2014 2015 16, 808, 129 20, 000 0 2013 2016 Source: DTPC cargo terminal

KING SHAKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Top 20 International passenger markets at a country level in 2016 UK 99, 292 USA 49, 744 INDIA 40, 820 UAE 39, 847 MAURITIUS 31, 093 AUSTRALIA 27, 171 CHINA 26, 077 SAUDI ARABIA 25, 312 ZAMBIA 24, 657 ZIMBABWE 24, 553 GERMANY 24, 481 THAILAND 21, 663 ITALY 15, 495 MOZAMBIQUE 14, 320 NETHERLANDS 10, 463 KENYA 9, 926 NAMIBIA 9, 901 FRANCE 9, 575 PHILIPPINES 9, 019 BOTSWANA 8, 997 0 10, 000 20, 000 30, 000 40, 000 50, 000 60, 000 70, 000 80, 000 90, 000 100, 000 110, 000 Source: Sabre ADI

KING SHAKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Top 20 International passenger markets at a city level in 2016 LONDON 77, 411 DUBAI 38, 211 MAURITIUS 31, 077 HARARE 21, 440 LUSAKA 20, 465 MUMBAI 20, 254 NEW YORK 13, 544 JEDDAH 11, 356 PHUKET 10, 550 AMSTERDAM 10, 439 BANGKOK 10, 230 MADINAH 9, 862 MAPUTO 9, 725 MANCHESTER 9, 530 HONG KONG 9, 485 MANILA 8, 825 DELHI 8, 590 NAIROBI 8, 561 PERTH 8, 428 WINDHOEK 7, 588 0 10, 000 20, 000 30, 000 40, 000 50, 000 60, 000 70, 000 80, 000 90, 000 Source: Sabre ADI

DURBAN AEROTROPOLIS 32 000 42 M m 2 of development 750 000 permanent jobs 1. 5 M residents R 1 T approx. potential investment

KZN Automotive Supply Park: site • • 1 000 Hectares in size Located 31 km south of Durban and 16 km from Toyota South Africa’s Manufacturing Facility (International standard is within 45 km from OEM’s) Jointly undertaken between Dube Trade. Port, EThekwini and Economic Development Tourism and Environmental Affairs (EDTEA)

KZN Automotive Supply Park BENEFITS TO OEM’S: • • • World Class benchmarked facility in close proximity to OEM’s Lower cost of both inbound and outbound goods and distribution efficiencies. Better productivity / efficiency / quality Minimising out-of-stock occurrences, Gaining effective advantage with shorter customer order cycles Road network design will support all types of articulated road vehicles and provide ample turning circles for ease of access to the tenants.

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