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  • www.sagia.gov.sa

    SAUDI ARABIA TRANSPORTATION

    AND LOGISTICS OPPORTUNITIES

    September 2016

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    Saudi Arabia at a glance

    Diversified Economy

    17thLargestexporter

    20thLargest economy

    29thLargestimporter

    $653GDP in Billions

    5thHighest Growth (G20)

    $20,494GDP per capita

    Largest free marketeconomy in GCC

    31.7 M Population

    Direct Land, Sea andAir link to GCC & AfricaMarket

    0%

    5%

    10%

    15%

    20%

    2% 6% 7%

    12% 12% 13%

    19% Producers of Gov Services Transport Storage & Comms Finance & Business Services Agri, Forestry & Fishing Trade, Restaurants & Hotels Manufacuring Construction

    Economic Activity as % of GDP (Non-Oil & Mining) 2015

    Market Access-Hub to Dynamic MarketsSaudi Rail, Ports & Airports Infrastructure proviedes companies

    with market access to over 1.5 billion people

    Riyadh

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    Market Access A Dynamic Global HubMarket Access-Hub to Dynamic Markets

    Saudi Rail, Ports & Airports Infrastructure proviedes companies with market access to over 1.5 billion people

    Riyadh

    Saudi Arabias transport sector enjoys a geographical competitive advantage with its accessibility to major emerging markets and important marine passages.

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    Achieving The Vision

    *Certain conditions apply

    Saudi Arabias transport sector abounds with unfulfilled potential. The Kingdom offers a strategic location for logistics companies, supply chain managers and manufacturers. From here, companies can service a regional market of more than two billion potential customers on three continents. Private sector participation is vital to development of the sector and is strongly encouraged.

    Saudi Arabia's ports are located along a critical intersection of the East-West shipping routes. The integration of ports with rail, road and air networks give Saudi Arabia many natural advantages. New infrastructure along with specialized facilities and economic zones will further extend that advantage.

    The Kingdom is committed to meeting strong public demand for transit services to support the countrys overall growth adding further appeal to investors. This commitment is mainly focused on railway and envisages an additional 10,000 kilometers in rail and metro by 2030. In particular, the Kingdom has approved and commenced the development of five flagship projects will cover a total length of 5,500 kilometers. One of those is the Riyadh metro project, which has an allocated investment of SAR 90 billion and is scheduled to launch operations in 2018.

    Growing demographic pressure, urbanization, and the Kingdoms long-term commitment to infrastructure development are key characteristics that make the transport and logistics sector attractive to investors. To realize its ambitions, the Kingdom is encouraging private sector investment in Saudi Arabia's pipeline of projects. By participating in the development of infrastructure at the scale and speed required, experienced investors can take advantage of many exciting opportunities in the Kingdom.

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    Transport & Logistics in Vision 2030

    1. Develop a unique regional logistical hub and establish special economic zones.

    2. Maximize existing investments in ports, railways, roads and airports

    3. Partner with the private sector to develop and improve our transport infrastructure

    4. Unlock our infrastructure by improving our laws, regulations and processes

    5. Maximize current capacity and open new trade routes reinforce our unique position as a logistical gateway to three continents

    6. Improve integration regionally and internationally

    Compound Annual Growth Rate*

    12%Employment Increase

    1.1 Million From 356,000

    Under the National Transformation Plan and Vision 2030, the Kingdom has set up an ambitious investment program to significantly enhance the quality of the transportation sector and the socioeconomic development of the country.

    Projected Investment

    $141 Billionby KSA Government over

    the next 10 years

    Growth Objectives to 2030

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    Transport Expansion Program

    Transport Opportunities

    Railroad Projects Kms

    Haramain High Speed Railway 450

    Saudi Landbridge 950

    North-South Railway 2,700

    Saudi-Bahrain Railway 90

    Upgrade Riyadh-Dammam line 1,005

    Jubail-Dammam line 11

    Metro, Education andHajj Bus Projects Kms

    Riyadh Metro 25.05

    Madinah Metro 21.06

    Makkah MMRT 17.06

    Dammam PTS 15.99

    Jeddah PTS 11.99

    Bus projects 9.06

    Transportation and Logistics powers the Saudi Arabian economy. The Kingdom has begun a major expansion of its transportation networks, launching projects in mainline rail, metro and bus services. Across the range of projects, the Government is strongly encouraging private sector participation, Transport creates over $100 billion in opportunities in rail infrastructure, components & technology. Among the most immediate are:

    Education and Hajj bus manufacturing

    Rolling stock manufacturing

    Components (metro, train and automotive)

    Operations & Maintenance

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    Attractiveness to Manufacturers

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    Low Med High

    High

    Med

    Low

    High priority

    Mid priority

    Low priority

    De-prioritized

    Market size

    Components considered

    Wheels

    Rails Switches

    GSM rail equipment

    Signal equipment

    Seats

    Slab track Fire safety systems

    Rails

    Fastenings

    Poles / Masts

    Catenary

    HVAC parts Security systems

    Brake parts

    Rail Components OpportunitiesA strong rail sector supply chain is essential for future productivity in this vital industry and the

    Kingdom is open to manufacturers and service providers that are ready to take advantage of new

    and existing opportunities. From a base in Saudi Arabia, manufacturers can service their existing rail

    customers and access other markets in the MENA region.

    Opportunities exist across the full range of rail infrastructure and rolling stock components. SAGIA

    has developed a number of example business cases for key components and would be delighted to

    discuss these opportunities and others with you.

    We will work with you from first contact through the full project life cycle to help you establish a

    successful business in the Kingdom. The Kingdom is committed to improving the ease of doing

    business through ongoing regulatory reforms. We will also design flexible incentives packages to

    suit your business needs.

    Example: Rail Components Opportunities

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    Market CharacteristicsSAGIA is working with Tatweer Education Holdings, a strategic investment company with

    responsibility for provisioning a number of core and support educational services, including

    student transport in public schools. From an investors perspective, education transport in Saudi

    Arabia is a large and growing sector and service operations are already privatized. Tatweer

    currently serves a student population of almost 1.25 million and operates a fleet of over 35,000

    (changed from 27,000) vehicles. As the service expands to include private schools, higher

    education and special-needs students that population is expected to grow to 2.5 million

    students and the fleet size to increase to 45,000 vehicles.

    Along with the existing education bus market there is an additional opportunity to supply buses

    for Hajj pilgrims. The bus sector has a safety and compliance-driven culture and will continue

    to evolve, incorporating more types of services and products for schools, staff, parents and

    students.

    This financially-stable and growing market offers a very attractive value proposition for local bus

    manufacturing and for bus Operations & Maintenance. A manufacturing base in Saudi Arabia

    would also generate opportunities for manufacturers to address other markets in the GCC region

    and in neighbouring countries.

    Land is available at several strategic locations in the Kingdom, some of which offer special

    incentives to investors. Utility costs are low. Skilled labour is accessible and Goverment funding

    is available for workforce development. Industrial supply chains in the Kingdom are serviced by

    many of world-leading providers. Investment funding is available from a number of Goverment

    agencies.

    Opportunity Overview

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    Since 2000, SAGIA has been the central agency for inward investment into Saudi Arabia.SAGIAs mission is to help industrial and service organizations to access businessopportunities in the Kingdom which are aligned with Saudi Arabias objectives for growing anddiversifying its economy.

    SAGIA is coordinating with other government entities to implement an integrated strategy forinvestor support. This strategy encompasses a range of investment opportunities in thetrading sector.

    SAGIAs ambition is to work with investors across all stages of their journey in the Kingdom:from initial market entry to supporting their growth plans; to facilitating the development oftheir businesses and to work with them to manage their contribution to the Saudi economy.

    SAGIA will facilitate introductions to co-investors, incentives providers and key stakeholders inthe Kingdom.

    I look forward to supporting you in the Kingdom. It is my pleasure to invite to disc