Currently the Cluster regroups over 100 actors. Around 60 belong to the Logistics sector while the rest provides or requests specific services.

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3 The association Cluster for Logistics has been created in 2009 by seven institutional partners in order to federate public actors and private companies. The mission: support the governmental strategy aiming to reinforce the sector. The Cluster does not only focus on logistics companies but also welcomes enterprises making use of logistics services. Currently the Cluster regroups over 100 actors. Around 60 belong to the Logistics sector while the rest provides or requests specific services. 3

4 Typical actions of the Clusters in a nutshell: Increasing the recognition of logistics in Luxembourg Managing workgroups to improve the competitiveness of the logistics sector Communicating recommendations to governmental authorities Organising events to allow networking for the members Meeting other international logistics organizations to share common experience 4

5 The Logistics Sector in Luxembourg 800 logistics companies 12,500 direct employees 3.6% of the Labour Force 3.8 bn turnover, 1.1 bn added value (2013) 3.7% of Luxembourg GDP Benchmark: Logistics Performance Index 2016 World Bank: Index of Economic Freedom2013: Luxembourg ranks 3 rd in the Eurozone IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook th most performant economy globally 1 st most performant European country 5

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8 Logistics Infrastructures Borders with Germany, Belgium and France hab km2 20 Km 8

9 Logistics Infrastructures MERTERT MOSEL-PORT Dedicated to break bulk Connection with the north sea ports by the Mosel-Rhine waterway Port with 2 docks, each 800 m long 11 cranes with tons load capacity 25 km of railway tracks m2 surface m2 warehouses 9

10 Logistics Infrastructures Aircargocenter FINDEL Modern dedicated infrastructures of an annual capacity of tons On-site forwarder logistics centre: m2 Secure, fast an efficient ground handling, unloading and loading of a Boeing 747/8F in 2 hours Thru ULD s to RFS: ATA min 8 dedicated wide body aircraft positions (extension 12) 113 truck docks Customs clearance 24 x 7 TAPA member 10 Niche activities: perishables, pharmaceuticals, hazardous goods, valuable goods, live animals, outsized cargo.

11 Global Cargo network 11

12 Logistics Infrastructures Rail Road Hub Bettembourg Combined terminal with 2 tracks of 700m each ( handlings per year) Rail motorway platform ( semi-trailers handled per year) Combined train connections to Antwerp, Lübeck, Helsingborg, Le Boulou, Milan and Trieste Conventional rail freight services for international, regional & local customers Daily connections to Antwerp, Basel, Hamburg/Duisburg and Poland Marshalling yard (50 hectares, 38 tracks=56 km) 12

13 Accessibility & Connectivity 13

14 Logistics Infrastructures Eurohub South A3 to Belgium and Germany A13 to Belgium New Logistics Park A13 to Germany A3 to France 14

15 Logistics Infrastructures New Logistics Park m2 CFLmm m2 Transalliance x m2 for new operators Completed

16 16 Luxembourg EUROHUB can play an important role for your supply chain»to access 40% of the EU GDP within 500 km of Luxembourg and 450 millions consumers»complement with congested North seaports» attract global supply chains to Northern Europe»Support (re-)industrialisation by offering high performing logistics

17 Why Logistics in Luxembourg: Political, fiscal and social stability Close contact to decision makers State-of-the-art infrastructures in a strategic location in Europe Multilingual & skilled workforce High expertise and innovative solutions 17

18 With the special support of our EFFECTIVE members

19 Lean & Green Collaboration C4L, MDDI & LIW Goal: 20% CO2 reduction over 5 years 8 companies received award Ceremony June 28 th 2016 Arthur Welter- GN Transport - Post CFL Multimodal - LuxairCargo Offergeld- Transalliance Cargolux Airlines obtained Lean and Green Aviation award 19

20 For more information: Contact us at : info@c4l.lu Manager Malik Zeniti President Directeur general Chambre of commerce Carlo Thelen Communications Assistant Ronny Wolff

21 The Luxembourg Ardennes offer exceptional hiking trails through beautiful forests and picturesque villages. Often referred to as the Little Switzerland of Luxembourg, Mullerthal owes its name to its hilly landscape reminiscent of Switzerland which attract many tourists. The Land of the Red Rocks has established a new identity through combining ancient and new technologies. The Moselle Region, named after river, harbours beautiful valleys, famous for their wineries, charming hotels and medieval towns. 21

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