Fact figures for Sales: 970 mill. Earnings (EBT): 84 mill. Equity: 354 mill. Investments: 171 mill. Jobs: 15,500. Division AUTOMOBILE 4

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Globalisation means increased international work division and constantly growing world trade.

system services for the networked world economy.

international dimensions in the operative business divisions of AUTOMOBILE, CONTRACT and CONTAINER with over 100

3 Globalisation means increased international work division and constantly growing world trade. Industry and trade need reliably controlled material and goods flows which adapt flexibly to changing demand complex system services for the networked world economy. Division AUTOMOBILE 4 As a seaport-oriented logistics service provider, BLG LOGISTICS stands for networks with international dimensions in the operative business divisions of AUTOMOBILE, CONTRACT and CONTAINER with over 100 offices in Europe, North and South America, Africa and Asia. Division CONTRACT Division CONTAINER 8 Fact figures for 2008 Sales: 970 mill. Earnings (EBT): 84 mill. Equity: 354 mill. Investments: 171 mill. Jobs: 15,500 3

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Automobile Logistics The European network with 20 locations (sea and river terminals, technical centers and inland terminals) is

The IT system C@RIN supports the logistical service chain from the vehicle manufacturers to the dealers. With more than 2.

Following Bremerhaven s example, Gioia Tauro (southern Italy) has become the vehicle hub for the greater Mediterranean region.

Special equipment is fitted for example air conditioning systems, navigation systems, leather seats, sunroofs, sports wheels or spoilers.

Another area is that of high and heavy goods, which are loaded onto or unloaded from ships on their own wheels or on trailers.

5 Automobile Logistics The European network with 20 locations (sea and river terminals, technical centers and inland terminals) is complemented by transportation with its own equipment by rail, road and water. In total, 5.8 million vehicles were handled last year. The IT system supports the logistical service chain from the vehicle manufacturers to the dealers. With more than 2.0 million vehicles per year, Bremerhaven is one of the world s leading vehicle ports. Following Bremerhaven s example, Gioia Tauro (southern Italy) has become the vehicle hub for the greater Mediterranean region. The Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) is conducted in technical centers. Special equipment is fitted for example air conditioning systems, navigation systems, leather seats, sunroofs, sports wheels or spoilers. The final manufacturing of exclusive special series is also part of the service range. Another area is that of high and heavy goods, which are loaded onto or unloaded from ships on their own wheels or on trailers. The network means customers in the areas of finished vehicles and high & heavy are provided with a complete range of logistics services complete solutions for the automobile industry. The quality of the entire range of services is certified. Sea & inland terminals Distribution & storage Ro/Ro terminals, high & heavy Technical centers Intermodal transports Forwarding Releasing agent 5

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Contract Logistics The market requires supply chains for purchasing, production and distribution.

Automotive example The logistician integrates the partial production of the manufacturer and its supplier into the supply chain and provides assembly lines domestically and

Factory logistics example Optimising and creating reasonably priced production processes and material flows, including taking on staff, equipment and systems, means strengthening

Business Electronics example The entire European market is supplied centrally with Konica Minolta fax machines and copiers.

7 Contract Logistics The market requires supply chains for purchasing, production and distribution. BLG LOGISTICS renders complex services at 30 locations for clients such as Daimler, VW, Konica Minolta, Tchibo, Ikea and Siemens. Automotive example The logistician integrates the partial production of the manufacturer and its supplier into the supply chain and provides assembly lines domestically and abroad (JIT, JIS). The manufacturers also require production stages to their logisticians. Factory logistics example Optimising and creating reasonably priced production processes and material flows, including taking on staff, equipment and systems, means strengthening competitiveness and therefore customer benefit through logistical know-how. BLG LOGISTICS does this for industries such as automobile, textile and tele-communications. Business Electronics example The entire European market is supplied centrally with Konica Minolta fax machines and copiers. Consumer Products example One of Europe s largest and most modern high-bay warehouse operates in Bremen for Tchibo non-food logistics to supply the subsidiary network and the retail market. Other specialisations within the range of seaport logistics are transportation systems, steel products, machines and systems, forest products, frozen and deep-frozen goods. Automobile parts logistics Industry/production logistics Trade/distribution logistics Seaport logistics 7

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Container Logistics The joint venture EUROGATE is a market leader in Europe and operates one of the world s largest

Its strong position is based on the Europe-wide terminal concept, expanded by all services associated with container

The EUROGATE terminal network covers the locations of Bremerhaven, Hamburg, Lisbon, Gioia Tauro, La Spezia, Ravenna,

The network strategy is confirmed by the terminal s above-average growth. 14.2 million TEU were turned over in 2008.

9 Container Logistics The joint venture EUROGATE is a market leader in Europe and operates one of the world s largest terminal networks. Its strong position is based on the Europe-wide terminal concept, expanded by all services associated with container transportation, including feeder services and intermodal networking with the hinterland. The EUROGATE terminal network covers the locations of Bremerhaven, Hamburg, Lisbon, Gioia Tauro, La Spezia, Ravenna, Salerno, Livorno, Cagliari, Tangier, and in future also Wilhelmshaven. The network strategy is confirmed by the terminal s above-average growth million TEU were turned over in The strongest locations in the terminal network are Bremerhaven, Gioia Tauro and Hamburg. The planned JadeWeserPort in Wilhelmshaven is an ideal addition to the major German container ports of Bremerhaven and Hamburg. Sea & inland terminals Intermodal transport Logistics services Maintenance & Repair Container Depots 9

Services Logistics requires skill and special know-how.

designations, creations, investments, IT, staff and the

10 Services Logistics requires skill and special know-how. Additional services are important components at BLG LOGISTICS. For example: neutral customer advice, location designations, creations, investments, IT, staff and the development of logistics system services. Holdings Finance Controlling Staff IT Communication Environmental protection Work safety 10

11 Committees Board of Management Detthold Aden (Chairman) Manfred Kuhr (Vice Chairman) Hartmut Mekelburg Hillert Onnen Emanuel Schiffer Supervisory Board Josef Hattig (Chairman) Rt. Minister, Lawyer Erhard Ott (Deputy Chairman) Member of Federal Board of Trade Union ver.di Vereinte Dienstleistungsgewerkschaft Uwe Beckmeyer Rt. Minister, Member of the German Bundestag Harald Bethge Trade Union ver.di Vereinte Dienstleistungsgewerkschaft Hans Driemel Chairman of the Corporated Works Council of EUROGATE GmbH & Co. KGaA, KG Dr. Stephan-Andreas Kaulvers Chairman of the Board of Management of Bremer Landesbank Kreditanstalt Oldenburg Girozentrale Wolfgang Lemke Chairman of the Bremen Works Council of BLG LOGISTICS GROUP AG & Co. KG Karoline Linnert Deputy Major and Minister for Finance of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen Ralf Nagel Minister for Economics and Ports as well as Minister for Justice and Constitution of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen Jürgen Oltmann Rt. Chairman of the Board of Management of Die Sparkasse Bremen AG Jürgen Rolappe Member of the Bremen Works Council of BLG LOGISTICS GROUP AG & Co. KG Frank Schäfer Deputy Chairman of the Corporated Works Council of EUROGATE GmbH & Co. KGaA, KG Gerrit Schützenmeister Member of Works Council of BLG AutoTec GmbH & Co. KG Jörg Schulz Mayor of the City of Bremerhaven Dieter Schumacher Human Resources Manager of the BLG LOGISTICS GROUP AG & Co. KG Dr. Patrick Wendisch Managing Shareholder of the Lampe & Schwartze KG Advisory Board Josef Hattig (Chairman) Rt. Minister, Lawyer Dr. Norbert Bensel Rt. Member of the Management Board Transport und Logistik DB Mobility Logistics AG Jens Böhrnsen Mayor and President of the Senate of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen Dr. Dieter Flechsenberger Managing Director of DVV Media Group Dr. Ottmar Gast Deputy Spokesman of the Board of Management of Hamburg-Südamerikanische Dampfschifffahrts-Gesellschaft KG Prof. Dr. Bernd Gottschalk Managing Director of AutoValue GmbH Hans-Jörg Hager President of Unternehmer- Coloquiums Spedition (UCS) Dr. Heinrich Hiesinger Member of the Board of Management Siemens AG Dr. Peter Kruse Rt. Special Representative of the Board of Management of Deutsche Post AG Michael Kubenz Managing Partner of Kube & Kubenz Unternehmensgruppe, President of German Freight Forwarding and Logistics Association (DSLV) Volker Lange Rt. Minister, President of the Association of Importers of Motor Vehicles (VDIK e.v.) Dr. Bernd Malmström Lawyer Jürgen Roggemann Managing Shareholder of Enno Roggemann GmbH & Co. KG Dr. Karl Sommer Divisional Manager of Logistics, Design and Operations, Supply Network (ML) BMW AG Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Straube Technical University Berlin, Head of Logistics Department Dr. h.c. Klaus Wedemeier Rt. Mayor, Chairman of the Marketing Board Weser e.v. Hans-Heinrich Weingarten Rt. Executive Vice President Mercedes Car Group Production Prof. Dr. Joachim Zentes University of Saarland, Institute for Trade and International Marketing 11 11

12 NETWORKED THINKING There actually is an organisational form that is better networked than us. But having said that it has been on the market a few million years longer. President-Kennedy-Platz Bremen Germany Fon +49 (0) Fax +49 (0) communications@blg.de

Bremer Lagerhaus-Gesellschaft Aktiengesellschaft von 1877 Annual Report 2001

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