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ThyssenKrupp Elevator

Introducing

ThyssenKrupp Elevator

November 2014

Introducing ThyssenKrupp ElevatorCompany presentationNovember 20142 ThyssenKrupp Elevator

ThyssenKrupp Group

Business Area Elevator Technology

World Market for Elevators & Escalators

Products and Services

References

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ThyssenKrupp Group




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Our Mission StatementWe are ThyssenKrupp

We are ThyssenKrupp –

The Technology & Materials Company.

Competence and diversity, global reach, and tradition form the basis of our worldwide market leadership. We create value for customers, employees and shareholders.

We Meet the Challenges of Tomorrow with our Customers.

We are customer-focused. We develop innovative products and services that create sustainable infrastructures and promote efficient use of resources.

We Hold Ourselves to the Highest Standards.

We engage as entrepreneurs, with confidence, a passion to perform, and courage, aiming to be best in class. This is based on the dedication and performance of every team member. Employee development is especially important. Employee health and workplace safety have top priority.We Share Common Values.

We serve the interests of the Group. Our interactions are based on transparency and mutual respect. Integrity, credibility, reliability and consistency define everything we do. Compliance is a must. We are a responsible corporate citizen.


“Ingenieurkunst” – Engineeringor the ability to connect competencies

At ThyssenKrupp around 160,000 employees work to develop innovative products and solutions for sustainable progress.

With our engineering expertise in the three areas of Material, Mechanical and Plant, we enable our customers to gain an edge in the global market.

The basis for our actions is responsible corporate governance geared towards long-term value growth. Our employees are key to our success. We are a responsible corporate citizen.


Climate change

Urbanization

Globalization

Leading engineering

expertise

in

MaterialMechanical

Plant

Leading engineering

expertise

in

MaterialMechanical

Plant

More consumer and capital goods

More resource and energy use

More infrastructure and buildings

ReducedCO2 emissions,

renewable energies

Efficient resource and

energy use,alternative

energies

Efficient infrastructure

and processes

Demand (“more”)Demand (“more”)DriversDrivers

Demography

Finite resources

Political framework

Business opportunitiesBusiness opportunities RestrictionsRestrictionsDemand (“better”)Demand (“better”)

Leading engineering expertise supports global sustainable progress


Examples of our capabilities

MaterialCustomer-specific material solutionsEfficient materials manufacturing and processingMaterial services on the basis of powerful IT and logistics systems

MechanicalDesign and manufacture of components for the automotive, machinery, energy and construction sectorsDesign, production and servicing of elevators, moving walks and escalators

PlantPlanning and construction of plants and machinery for the raw material and chemical industriesGlobal engineering and service network


InternationalityAt home around the world

o Close to customers through more than 2,200 production sites, offices and service locations all over the world

o Global market presence through group companies and representative offices in around 80 countries

o Global cooperation in engineeringand production networks

o Regional Headquarters inAsia/Pacific, China, India,North America and

South America


ThyssenKrupp in figuresFiscal 2013/2014 in a year-on-year comparison*

Order intake (€ million)

Sales (€ million)

Adjusted EBIT (€ million)

Number of employees

2013/2014

41,416

41,304

1,333

160,745

Change**

7 %

7 %

127 %

2 %

2012/2013

38,636

38,559

586

156,856

* **

Continuing operations (after reclassification of Steel Americas)Change on a comparable basis (without disinvestment & currency effects): Order intake 7 %; Sales 7 %


Diversified industrial group: Our business areasKey indicators – fiscal 2013/2014*

Sales (€ mill)

EBIT** (€ mill)

Employees

Sales (€ mill)

EBIT** (€ mill)

Employees

Sales (€ mill)

EBIT** (€ mill)

Employees

Sales (€ mill)

EBIT** (€ mill)

Employees

Sales (€ mill)

EBIT** (€ mill)

Employees

Sales (€ mill)

EBIT** (€ mill)

Employees

Components Technology

6,172 269

28,941

Elevator Technology

6,416751

50,282

Industrial Solutions

6,271738

18,546

Materials Services

13,660213

30,289

Steel Europe

8,857 216

26,231

Steel Americas

2,060 (60)

3,466

* **

Continuing operations (after reclassification of Steel Americas)Adjusted before consolidation


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ThyssenKrupp Elevator AG

ThyssenKrupp Elevator AG

Southern Europe/Africa/Middle EastRamón Sotomayor

Americas

Rich Hussey

Asia Pacific

PeterWalker

Access Solutions

Dr. Britta Giesen

Business Area Elevator Technology Business Unit structure

Andreas Schierenbeck • Ercan Keles • Gabriele Sons

Executive CommitteeExecutive CommitteeAndreas Schierenbeck • Ercan Keles • Gabriele Sons

Alexander Keller • Ramón Sotomayor • Rich Hussey • Peter Walker • Dr. Britta Giesen

Central/Eastern/NorthernEuropeAlexander Keller


Business Area Elevator Technology Business Unit structure

Southern Europe/Africa/Middle East (SEAME)

Central/Eastern/Northern Europe (CENE)

Asia Pacific (AP)

Access Solutions (AS)

Americas (AMS)


Business Area Elevator Technology Worldwide manufacturing

America America EuropeEurope AsiaAsia

CheonanCheonanShanghaiShanghai

ZhongshanZhongshan

MiddletonMiddleton

Porto AlegrePorto Alegre

Forth WorthForth WorthMadridMadrid

AngersAngers

AndoainAndoain

KrimpenKrimpen HamburgHamburg

NeuhausenNeuhausen

MieresMieresPisaPisa

TorontoToronto

Escalators

Access Products

Elevators

Passenger Boarding Bridges


Business Area Elevator Technology Worldwide R&D network

America America EuropeEurope AsiaAsia

Escalators

Access Products

Elevators

RICRIC

CheonanCheonanShanghaiShanghai

ZhongshanZhongshan

Porto AlegrePorto Alegre

Horn LakeHorn LakeMemphisMemphis RICRIC

Forth WorthForth WorthAtlantaAtlanta

Research & Innovation

RICRIC

Passenger Boarding Bridges

PisaPisa

RICRICGijonGijon RICRIC

MieresMieres

HamburgHamburg

PliezhausenPliezhausenNeuhausenNeuhausen

MumbaiMumbai

DelhiDelhi

MadridMadrid

AngersAngersKrimpenKrimpenTorontoToronto


Business Area Elevator Technology – Major acquisitionsSales development (€bn)

74/75

13/14

79/80

84/85

89/90

94/95

99/00

04/05

€6.4 bn€6.4 bn

2002/032002/03

1988/891988/89

1998/991998/99

2001/022001/02

South America

€0.2 bn €0.2 bn

CAGR +10%CAGR +10%

2002/032002/03DONGYANG

ELEVATOR CO., LTD.

2010/112010/11


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World Market for Elevators and EscalatorsMarket shares of overall market for elevators and escalators (estimation)

Others 13%


World Market for Elevators and EscalatorsGeneral business model

ServiceServiceNew equipmentNew equipment

Manu-facturin

g

Manu-facturin

g

R&DR&D

Main-tenanc

e

Main-tenanc

e

RepairRepair

Disassem-blingDisassem-bling

Installa-tion

Installa-tion

Moderni-zationModerni-zation


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Escalators/moving walksEscalators/

moving walksElevatorsElevators Passenger

boarding bridgesPassenger

boarding bridges

Products and ServicesFull range from a single source

Access SolutionsAccess Solutions

Innovations MULTI TWIN High speed double

deckers

Innovations ACCEL iwalk Mobile escalators

Innovations Boarding bridges for

the Airbus A380 PCAir hose

management system CNDL

Innovations StairWalker

Traction elevators Hydraulic elevators Freight elevators

Escalators and Moving walks for all applications

Passenger boarding bridges for all applications

Glass-encased boarding bridges

Chairlifts Platform lifts Home Elevators


Passenger transportation with high quality standards and maximum reliability

More than 1,100,000 units under maintenance worldwide

Close worldwide service network with over 24,000 service employees

Constant further development of service and employees

Remote monitoring of elevators by teleservice

Use of e-commerce increases customer satisfaction

Permanent service teams on site, 24 hours

Passenger transportation with high quality standards and maximum reliability

More than 1,100,000 units under maintenance worldwide

Close worldwide service network with over 24,000 service employees

Constant further development of service and employees

Remote monitoring of elevators by teleservice

Use of e-commerce increases customer satisfaction

Permanent service teams on site, 24 hours

Products and Services Service key figures


Products and Services International Technical Services (ITS)

Technischer Support3rd Party Expert support via phoneOn site support

Technischer Support3rd Party Expert support via phoneOn site support

Documentation & ToolsCreation of own ManualsDiagnostic tools

Documentation & ToolsCreation of own ManualsDiagnostic tools

Repair and spare partsRepair of boardsStock of 3rd party components

Repair and spare partsRepair of boardsStock of 3rd party components

Marketing & SalesCustomer ToursProject SurveysSales Training

Marketing & SalesCustomer ToursProject SurveysSales Training

Technical TrainingITS Training facilitiesOnside sessions

Technical TrainingITS Training facilitiesOnside sessions

Regional Lead CenterNational Support Center ITS Shanghai

ITS Manchester

ITS DallasITS Dubai

ITS Brazil

ITS StuttgartITS

Madrid


Destination Selection Control


CounterweightsCounterweightsPanorama-TWIN Panorama-TWIN

Two independent cabs in one shaftTwo independent cabs in one shaft

Saves building space

reduces waiting time

optimized traffic handling

Products and Services Innovation: TWIN elevator


Products and ServicesInnovation: MULTI


Products and ServicesInnovation: ACCEL


Flexibility through modular design

Easy integration into buildings

Products and Services Innovation: iwalk


Boarding time reduced to 34 minutes

Products and Services Innovation: Passenger Boarding Bridges for the new Airbus A380


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Latifa TowerDubai, V.A.E.

4 TWIN systems

Latifa TowerDubai, V.A.E.

4 TWIN systems

Rabobank HQUtrecht, NL

8 TWIN systems

Rabobank HQUtrecht, NL

8 TWIN systems

Sky OfficeDüsseldorf, Deutschland

2 TWIN systems

Sky OfficeDüsseldorf, Deutschland

2 TWIN systems

ReferencesTWIN orders: new installations


ThyssenKrupp QuartierEssen, Germany2 TWIN systems

ThyssenKrupp QuartierEssen, Germany2 TWIN systems

TRUTEC buildingSeoul, South Korea

1 TWIN system

TRUTEC buildingSeoul, South Korea

1 TWIN system

Aqua MultiespacioValencia, Spain1 TWIN system

Aqua MultiespacioValencia, Spain1 TWIN system

References TWIN orders: new installations


References TWIN orders: new installations

European Central BankFrankfurt, Germany

8 TWIN systems


8 TWIN systems


DreischeibenhausDuesseldorf, Germany

2 TWIN systems

DreischeibenhausDuesseldorf, Germany

2 TWIN systems

Korea Investment & Security HQ, Seoul, South Korea 2 TWIN

systems

Korea Investment & Security HQ, Seoul, South Korea 2 TWIN

systems

BMW Group Headquarters Munich,

Germany4 TWIN systems

BMW Group Headquarters Munich,

Germany4 TWIN systems

References TWIN orders: modernizations


FSA GebäudeLondon, Great Britain

1 TWIN system

FSA GebäudeLondon, Great Britain

1 TWIN system

Dalian Bayshore HotelDalian, China

2 TWIN systems

Dalian Bayshore HotelDalian, China

2 TWIN systems

Handsome buildingSeoul, South Korea

2 TWIN systems

Handsome buildingSeoul, South Korea

2 TWIN systems

References TWIN orders: modernizations


Royal London HospitalLondon, Great BritainFirst bed TWIN systems worldwide

Up to 20 floors

42 elevators

Thereof 5 TWIN systems with 10 cabins in total including 3 bed TWIN systems with 2,500 kg load capacity

Speed: 2.5 m/s

Highest energetic standards according to Building Research Establishment (BRE) sustainability rating of excellence

Royal London HospitalLondon, Great BritainFirst bed TWIN systems worldwide

Up to 20 floors

42 elevators

Thereof 5 TWIN systems with 10 cabins in total including 3 bed TWIN systems with 2,500 kg load capacity

Speed: 2.5 m/s

Highest energetic standards according to Building Research Establishment (BRE) sustainability rating of excellence

References TWIN projects

Raine Square Perth, AustraliaFirst TWIN systems in Australia

Environmental friendly building

28 floors

32 elevators and escalators

Thereof 6 TWIN systems with 12 cabins in total

“Best Practice” certification according to Australian Building Greenhouse Rating (ABGR)

Raine Square Perth, AustraliaFirst TWIN systems in Australia

Environmental friendly building

28 floors

32 elevators and escalators

Thereof 6 TWIN systems with 12 cabins in total

“Best Practice” certification according to Australian Building Greenhouse Rating (ABGR)


10th Kings Road Tower Dschidda, Saudi ArabiaFirst TWIN systems in the Middle East

35 floors

4 TWIN systems with 8 cabins

10 conventional elevators

6 escalators


10th Kings Road Tower Dschidda, Saudi ArabiaFirst TWIN systems in the Middle East

35 floors

4 TWIN systems with 8 cabins

10 conventional elevators

6 escalators


Federation Tower Moscow, RussiaBiggest TWIN project worldwide

Building height: 360 m

2 towers

Up to 93 floors

38 elevators

Thereof 28 TWINs with 56 cabins in total

Maximum speed: 7.0 m/s

Service contract

Federation Tower Moscow, RussiaBiggest TWIN project worldwide


2 towers

Up to 93 floors

38 elevators

Thereof 28 TWINs with 56 cabins in total


Service contract



Tour D2 Paris, FranceFirst TWINs in France


40 floors

9 elevators

7 TWINs with 14 cabins

Speed: up to 5 m/s

2 escalators

Tour D2 Paris, FranceFirst TWINs in France


40 floors

9 elevators

7 TWINs with 14 cabins

Speed: up to 5 m/s

2 escalators

Main Triangel Frankfurt am Main, GermanyFirst Panorama-TWIN systems worldwide


From 7 to 15 floors

11 elevator systems with 13 cabins in total

Thereof 2 Panorama-TWINs with special equipment

Speed: 2.5 m/s

Main Triangel Frankfurt am Main, GermanyFirst Panorama-TWIN systems worldwide


From 7 to 15 floors

11 elevator systems with 13 cabins in total

Thereof 2 Panorama-TWINs with special equipment

Speed: 2.5 m/s



Tour Odeon Monaco, France


1 TWIN

Speed: up to 6,0 m/s

Maximum rise:165,85 m

Tour Odeon Monaco, France


1 TWIN



CMA TowerRiad, Saudi Arabia


17 TWINs, 11 double deckers



CMA TowerRiad, Saudi Arabia


17 TWINs, 11 double deckers





Commerzbank-Tower Frankfurt, GermanyOne of the tallest office buildings in the European Union Building height: over 300 m (incl. superstructure)

56 floors

30 elevators

Maximum rise: 200 m

Maximum elevator speed: 6 m/s

Architect:Sir Norman Foster & Partner

Green Building Award of the city of Frankfurt/Main in 2009

Commerzbank-Tower Frankfurt, GermanyOne of the tallest office buildings in the European Union Building height: over 300 m (incl. superstructure)

56 floors

30 elevators

Maximum rise: 200 m


Architect:Sir Norman Foster & Partner

Green Building Award of the city of Frankfurt/Main in 2009

References Germany

Kollhoff buildingBerlin, GermanyEurope’s fastest elevator


23 floors

Elevator rise: 90.1 m

Maximum elevator speed: 8.5 m/s

Travel time: 20 seconds

Architect: Kollhoff und Timmermann

Kollhoff buildingBerlin, GermanyEurope’s fastest elevator


23 floors

Elevator rise: 90.1 m

Maximum elevator speed: 8.5 m/s

Travel time: 20 seconds

Architect: Kollhoff und Timmermann


Duesseldorf International AirportMore than 20 million passengers per year

47 passenger boarding bridges

24 hydraulic elevators

28 traction elevators

31 escalators

Monitoring system

Duesseldorf International AirportMore than 20 million passengers per year


24 hydraulic elevators

28 traction elevators

31 escalators

Monitoring system

My ZeilFrankfurt, Germany

19 elevators

Maximum elevator speed: 1,6 m/s

28 escalators

My ZeilFrankfurt, Germany

19 elevators

Maximum elevator speed: 1,6 m/s

28 escalators

References Germany


London Wall London, Great Britain


18 floors

10 elevators with Destination Selection Control

11 freight and fire elevators


6 escalators

London Wall London, Great Britain


18 floors

10 elevators with Destination Selection Control

11 freight and fire elevators


6 escalators

St. Botolphs London, Great Britain

8 TWINS

Elevator rise: 57,8 m


St. Botolphs London, Great Britain

8 TWINS



References Europe


Airport Madrid-Barajas International Madrid, SpainOne of the biggest airports worldwide

50 mio passengers per year


79 elevators

58 escalators

73 moving walks

Central monitoring system for all units

Airport Madrid-Barajas International Madrid, SpainOne of the biggest airports worldwide

50 mio passengers per year


79 elevators

58 escalators

73 moving walks

Central monitoring system for all units

Atocha Railway Station Madrid, Spain

7 panoramic elevators

12 escalators

12 inclined moving walks

3 inclined iwalks

4 horizontal iwalks with a length of 80 m

Atocha Railway Station Madrid, Spain

7 panoramic elevators

12 escalators

12 inclined moving walks

3 inclined iwalks

4 horizontal iwalks with a length of 80 m

References Europe


Lombardy regional government headquartersMilan, ItalyItaly’s fastest elevators

27 elevators, thereof two highspeed systems with travel speeds of up to 8 m/s

5 platform lifts

Italy’s tallest office building with a height of 161 m

Lombardy regional government headquartersMilan, ItalyItaly’s fastest elevators

27 elevators, thereof two highspeed systems with travel speeds of up to 8 m/s

5 platform lifts

Italy’s tallest office building with a height of 161 m

Tour Majunga Paris, France


48 floors

26 elevators

16 high speed units

Speed: up to 6 m/s

Tour Majunga Paris, France


48 floors

26 elevators

16 high speed units

Speed: up to 6 m/s

References Europe


References Europe


8 TWIN systems

6 high speed elevator systems with travel speedsof up to 6 m/s

2 VIP elevators

2 firefighters lifts


8 TWIN systems

6 high speed elevator systems with travel speedsof up to 6 m/s

2 VIP elevators

2 firefighters lifts

Modernization of historical paternoster:Year of manufacture: 1928 Manufacturer: R. Stahl1 lift with 16 cars7 access levelsLifting capacity: 16 x 150 kgSpeed: 0.24 m/s


Latifa TowerUAE

17 elevators

4 TWINs



Destination Dispatch Control

Latifa TowerUAE

17 elevators

4 TWINs



Destination Dispatch Control

Dubai International Airport UAE

350 elevators

165 escalators

125 moving walks

123 passenger boarding bridges including 25 PBBs for the Airbus A380

Dubai International Airport UAE

350 elevators

165 escalators

125 moving walks

123 passenger boarding bridges including 25 PBBs for the Airbus A380

ReferencesMiddle East


Hamad International Airport (HIA)Doha, Qatar

385 elevators, escalators, and moving walks in twelve buildings

Including elevators with high-end car finishes and

Freight elevators of over 5 tons

All units controlled around the clock through a central monitoring system

Hamad International Airport (HIA)Doha, Qatar

385 elevators, escalators, and moving walks in twelve buildings

Including elevators with high-end car finishes and

Freight elevators of over 5 tons

All units controlled around the clock through a central monitoring system

ReferencesMiddle East


Olympic Park 2008Beijing and Qingdao, ChinaInfrastructure for the Olympic Games 2008

Olympic Park National Conference Centerwith 66 elevators and escalators

Wukesong Cultural and Sports Center with 40 elevators and 62 escalators

Qingdao Railway Station with 10 escalators

Olympic sail center in Qingdao with 11 elevators and 13 escalators

28 platform lifts for the Metro Line 2 and Olympic stadiums in Beijing

Olympic Park 2008Beijing and Qingdao, ChinaInfrastructure for the Olympic Games 2008

Olympic Park National Conference Centerwith 66 elevators and escalators

Wukesong Cultural and Sports Center with 40 elevators and 62 escalators

Qingdao Railway Station with 10 escalators

Olympic sail center in Qingdao with 11 elevators and 13 escalators

28 platform lifts for the Metro Line 2 and Olympic stadiums in Beijing

ReferencesAsia

Beijing International Airport T3 TerminalBeijing, ChinaOne of the top 10 airports worldwide

More than 53 million passengers per year

90 moving walks

10 escalators

16 elevators

Beijing International Airport T3 TerminalBeijing, ChinaOne of the top 10 airports worldwide

More than 53 million passengers per year

90 moving walks

10 escalators

16 elevators


Shanghai Pudong Airport ExtensionShanghai, China

Terminal 1:

67 horizontal moving walks, up to 70 m length


Terminal 2:

18 escalators

Shanghai Pudong Airport ExtensionShanghai, China

Terminal 1:

67 horizontal moving walks, up to 70 m length


Terminal 2:

18 escalators

ReferencesAsia

POSCO CenterSeoul, Korea


30 floors

27 elevators

10 escalators

Maximum elevatorspeed: 5 m/s

Winner of the Seoul Architectural Award for design andenergy efficiency

POSCO CenterSeoul, Korea


30 floors

27 elevators

10 escalators

Maximum elevatorspeed: 5 m/s

Winner of the Seoul Architectural Award for design andenergy efficiency


Shanghai World Financial CenterShanghai, ChinaFastest double-deck elevators in the world


101 floors

42 elevators,thereof 4 double-deck elevators with 10 m/s

Architect: William Pedersen, Kohn Pedersen Fox

Energy Efficiency Class A

Shanghai World Financial CenterShanghai, ChinaFastest double-deck elevators in the world


101 floors

42 elevators,thereof 4 double-deck elevators with 10 m/s

Architect: William Pedersen, Kohn Pedersen Fox

Energy Efficiency Class A

West Kowloon Terminus Hongkong Hongkong, ChinaWorld’s largest underground rail terminus

73 escalators

8 moving walks

West Kowloon Terminus Hongkong Hongkong, ChinaWorld’s largest underground rail terminus

73 escalators

8 moving walks

ReferencesAsia


Beijing MetroBeijing, ChinaExclusive escalator supplier to Line 14

65 escalators in stations of Line 15

329 heavy-duty escalators to Line 14

In total, app. 1,000 transportation units across Beijing’s metro system on 17 lines, carrying over 10 millionpassengers on an average weekday

Beijing MetroBeijing, ChinaExclusive escalator supplier to Line 14

65 escalators in stations of Line 15

329 heavy-duty escalators to Line 14

In total, app. 1,000 transportation units across Beijing’s metro system on 17 lines, carrying over 10 millionpassengers on an average weekday

ReferencesAsia


Comcast TowerPhiladelphia, USA


58 floors

40 elevators

2 escalators

Service contract

Comcast TowerPhiladelphia, USA


58 floors

40 elevators

2 escalators

Service contract

One World Trade CenterNew York, USAAt the site of the former World Trade Center


104 floors

73 elevators

Fastest elevators in the western hemisphere(max. speed: 9 m/s)

11 escalators

One World Trade CenterNew York, USAAt the site of the former World Trade Center


104 floors

73 elevators

Fastest elevators in the western hemisphere(max. speed: 9 m/s)

11 escalators

ReferencesAmerica


Time Warner Center, New York CityNew York, USA


56 floors

56 elevators


18 escalators

3 disabled elevators

Time Warner Center, New York CityNew York, USA


56 floors

56 elevators


18 escalators

3 disabled elevators

Hyatt PlaceHonolulu, USAModernization for highest energy efficiency

Built in 1974, modernization in 2011

20 floors

2 elevators

Energy saving > 50 %

Hyatt PlaceHonolulu, USAModernization for highest energy efficiency

Built in 1974, modernization in 2011

20 floors

2 elevators

Energy saving > 50 %

ReferencesAmerica


Lester B. Pearson International Airport Toronto, Canada

135 elevators

25 escalators

4 moving walks

2 TurboTracks


Lester B. Pearson International Airport Toronto, Canada

135 elevators

25 escalators

4 moving walks

2 TurboTracks


Denver International Airport Denver, USALargest single-location service contract in the US

114 elevators

167 escalators

Denver International Airport Denver, USALargest single-location service contract in the US

114 elevators

167 escalators

ReferencesAmerica


Eldorado TowerSao Paulo, Brazil

39 floors

29 elevators

3 escalators

Only LEED Platinum certified building in Brazil

Eldorado TowerSao Paulo, Brazil

39 floors

29 elevators

3 escalators

Only LEED Platinum certified building in Brazil

ReferencesAmerica


London Heathrow Airport, London, UK Frankfurt Airport, Frankfurt, Germany Flughafen Zuerich, Zuerich, Switzerland Barcelona-EL Prat Airport, Barcelona, Spain Dubai Intern. Airport, Dubai, VAE Indira Gandhi Intern. Airport, Delhi, India Guangzhou Baiyun Intern. Airport, Guangzhou, China Calgary Intern. Airport, Calgary, Canada John F. Kennedy Intern. Airport, New York, USA Guararapes Intern. Airport, Recife, Brazil Los Angeles Airport, Los Angeles, USA El Dorado Intern. Airport, Bogota, Columbia

ReferencesPassenger boarding bridges on world’s most important airports


ReferencesService contracts in worlds most famous buildings

Sydney Opera House Sydney, Australia

Zhangjiajie-Nationalpark Hunan, China

Squaire, Frankfurt, Germany

St. Botolphs, London, UK

World Financial Center, New York, USA

San Francisco International Airport, San Francisco, USA


ReferencesElevator World – Project of the Year

2002/032002/03 2003/042003/04

TWIN systems for University Stuttgart

Mobile escalators for the Saudi Arabian Royal Family

Historic old town Toledo

1999/20001999/2000 2000/012000/01 2001/022001/02

Metro Station Prague

Skytrain Bangkok

Cableway stationSt. Ulrich

2004/052004/05 2005/062005/06

Upgrade of elevators in the US Embassy

Installation of 20 escalators at Saturn Megastore

Glass-walled elevator in a nickel mine shaft

New installations escalators New installations escalators New installations escalators

Escalator Systems Escalator Systems Elevator Modernization

Escalator Systems Escalator, New Construction Elevator Modernization

Toledo, Spain

Ontario, Canada

Prague, Czech Rep.

Bangkok, Thailand

Stuttgart, Germany

St. Ulrich, Italy

Hamburg, Germany

Saudi-Arabia

Bangkok, Thailand


2007/082007/08

2006/072006/07

2008/092008/09


Mercedes-Benz-Museum

UNESCO World Heritage: Colliery Zollverein

Elevator Systems, New Construction

Terreiro do Paço Subway Station

Shopping Center

Inclined Elevator

of Rio de la Pila

The National Theatre Station

Inclined elevator in the Ereaga Beach

The Urban Accessibility Project in VitoriaOslo, Norway

Santander, Spain Lisbon, PortugalCinisello Balsamo, Italy

Gexto, Spain

Escalators, New Construction Inclined ElevatorsAutomated People Movers

Inclined Elevators Moving Walks New construction, escalators

Escalators, New Construction

Essen, Germany

Stuttgart, Germany

Vitoria, Spain


2011/122011/12

2010/112010/11

2009/102009/10


Metropolitan Railway Network Milano Centrale

Elevators, Modernization

Henri Coanda International Airport

Sky Harbour International Airport

Cent Escales in Tarragona Crescent TowerTarragona, Spain

Phoenix, USA Bukarest, Rumania

Sharja, UAE

Escalators New Construction Elevators, Modernization

Elevators, Modernization Moving Walks

Moving Walks

Milano, Italy Barcelona, Spain


2013/142013/14

2012/132012/13


Moving Walks at Bursaray Üniversite Station

Haciosman Metro Station

Moving Walks

Torassa Station, Barcelona MetroLine 9

Ford Motor Co., Building One

Makkah Clock Tower ProjectBarcelona, Spain Dearborn, MI, USA

Escalators, New Construction Escalators, Modernization Chairlifts

Escalators, New Construction

Istanbul, Turkey Bursa, Turkey

Mecca, Saudi Arabia