Market Research Report : Shipping and Port Market in India 2011

Shipping and Port Market – India

April 2011

2SHIPPING AND PORT MARKET IN INDIA 2011.PPT

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Executive Summary

Market Overview

Issues and

Challenges

Opportunities� Indian shipping industry is anticipated to witness a huge opportunity from the increased global EXIM trade by 20--

� Imports of coal, oil, LNG, steel and other important edible items will stimulate the growth of the industry in a

mammoth scale

� Poor connectivity and infrastructure

� Taxation and Insurance issues

� Manpower issues

� Maritime States Developments Council

� National Maritime Development Programme

� Traffic Authority at Major Ports

� Approval of Model Concession Agreement

� Establishment of Port Community System

� Investments from PE firms

� e % allowance of FDI

Government Bodies,

Policies and

Initiatives

� Indian shipping sector is expected to witness a major growth due to the rapid growth of economic activities and

increased EXIM trade

� Indian shipping sector includes various other sub sectors such as coastal shipping, ship building and ship repair

which collectively provide ample opportunity for the growth of the sector

� Indian port sector had a combined capacity of a bn tonnes in 20-- which is expected to grow at a significant CAGR

of b %

� Indian ports comprise of Major and Non major ports, there are c major and d non major ports in the country

CompetitionMajor Players

Company 1 Company 2 Company 3 Company 4


•Market Overview

�Shipping

�Port

•Government Initiative

•Opportunities

•Issues and Challenges

•Competition

•Appendix


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Indian fleet comprises of coastal and overseas vessels which

cater to the need of India’s overall sea EXIM trade

Shipping Vessels

Coastal vessels Overseas vessels

D%

C%

B%

A%

F%

E%

I%

H%

G%

M%

L%

K%

Tankers

Dredgers

Dry Cargo

Off shore supply

Others

Tug

Dredger

Tug

Others

Supply Vessel

Dry Cargo

Tanker

Number of Vessels (Sep 2010) : M Number of Vessels (Sep 2010) : N


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Shipping industry is an essential sector which boosts India’s

economic growth by a large extent

• Shipping is a global industry and is considered as the

backbone of world’s trade

� Its global nature makes it dependent on the development

of the worlds economy

– It is characterized as cyclic in nature and the freight rates tend to

be volatile

• Indian shipping is playing an important role in the

development of the Indian economy

� Indian seaborne trade accounts A% of trade in terms of

volume and B% by value

� Government of India is set to invest INR C tr by 20-- for the

development of shipping and port infrastructure

– India’s target for merchandise export and import for the 20– to

20-- FY is set at INR D tr and INR E tr respectively

• It is expected that the increased trading activity in

the country will affect the freight rates of the Indian

shipping sector very significantly

Shipping – Overview Tonnage Carried by Indian Ship

Indian Seaborne EXIM Trade

mn GT

x

20--e

z

20--e

y

An investment of INR F tr is expected including private

investment

mt

20--e

d

20--

c

20--

b

20--

a

fe

Type B

Type A


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Significant increase in economic activities and favorable

initiatives …

Indian Port Sector – Overview

• Projected growth in export at a rate of a% per annum

by 20-- will stimulate the Indian port sector

tremendously

� Increased trading activities will raise the requirements for

adequate infrastructure and facilities in the ports, thereby

raising the demands for funding

� Considering the fact of modernizing and enhancing the

capacity of existing ports the government has directed

favorable policies so as to attract investment

– An investment of INR b bn in c infrastructure projects for major

ports is expected to be made, this investment comprise of private

investment worth INR d bn

• It is estimated that for efficient port operations,

capacity utilization should be at least e%

� Few major Indian ports have reached a capacity utilization

of f% where as some have reached its capacity limits

resulting in congestions

Growth in the Capacity of Indian Ports

bn tones

g%

20--e

k

20--e

j

20--e

i

20--

h

Cargo Handled at Indian Ports

mt

20--

u

r

20--

t

q

20--

s

p

B type

A type


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Major ports handles the majority of sea-trade carried out in

India and supports the economy tremendously

• Indian port sector is comprised of x major ports and

are government by autonomous port trusts

� However, the port of Ennore is run by a private listed

company called Ennore port Ltd

• Major ports alone accounted for y% of the total trade

conducted by all Indian ports in 20--to 20--

� The amount of trade conducted through major ports

stimulates the nation’s economy significantly

Major Ports – Overview Traffic Handled at Major Ports (20-- to --e)

Commodity Wise Traffic Estimation (mt)

20--e20--e

F1

E1

D1

20--e

t1

s1

r1

q1

p1

o1

n1

m1

Commodity Wise Capacity Estimation (mt)

20--e20--e 20--e

A1

B1

C1

p1

q1o1

n1

m1

r1

s1

t1

a

k

h

l

i

j

g fe

d

c

ba1

i1

j1

l1

k1

h1

g1

f1

e1

d1

c1

b1


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Major Ports in India (1/13)

ABC Port – Overview

• Kolkata Port Trust (KOPT) is considered to be the

oldest port in the eastern region of India

� The port is strategically located on the river Hooghly which

supports a vast hinterland and is well connected via road

and railways

• Present capacity of the port is A mt and it has two

impounded dock systems Kidderpore Dock (KPD) and

Netaji Shubhas Dock (NSD)

Projected Financial Highlights

Commodity Wise Traffic Estimation

20--e

FF

20--e

EE

20--e

DD

H1G1F1E1D1C1B1A1

Commodity Wise Capacity Estimation

20--e

CC

20--e

BB

20--e

AA

H1

G1

F1

E1

D1

C1

B1

A1

INR bn

0

20--e20--e20--e20--e20--

Net Earnings

Total Operating Revenue


Government Bodies, Policies and Initiatives – Summary

Government

Support

Major Government Bodies

Government Initiatives Government Policies


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Major Companies – Cargo Transportation (1/10)

• Chowgule Steamships Ltd. is mainly involved in the shipping sector of the industry and primarily engages in the

transport of goods

� It deals with the transport of dry bulk cargoes such as iron ores, bauxite, coal etc

� It provides charter vessels facility for both national and international countries

• Currently, the fleet of the company includes a Handymax and a Panamax vessel and three mini bulk carriers

Headquarters Location 1

Founded 19--

Services Product x

Key People xyz - abc

Company Snapshot: Company 1

Business Highlights

Corporate Information Financial Performance

Profit / Loss

Revenue

20--20--20-- 20--

Revenue

INR bn

Profit

INR bn


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