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The Indonesian government has unveiled plans to

build/upgrade 24 seaports within five years to

enhance inter-island transportation. Construction of

these ports will be financed by state budget funds and

private investors in public-private partnership (PPP)

schemes. As part of that plan, the government needs

70 trillion RP to expand five major ports in NorthSumatra, Jakarta, East Java, South Sulawesi and Papua

to serve large vessels and build feeder lines for smaller

ports.

To accomplish the tremendous infrastructure upgrade

needed for this task, the plan envisions strong

competition and significant investment in PPPs -the

overall investment needed until 2030 is estimated to

be more than $46 billion USD. The private sector isexpected to fund 70% of port development.

The 4th Annual SEA Port Expansion Summit will bring

together terminal operators, port owners and

authorities, government officials, shipping lines and

infrastructure experts will discuss how to sustain

healthy growth in the sector as well as assure efficient

operations inside the ports, and henceforth lift the

region`s ports to higher international standards anddimensions.

SOUTH EAST AS IA PORT EXPANSION SUMMIT

13-14 April, 2016, Jakarta, Indonesia

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ANNUAL SOUTH EAST ASIA PORT EXPANSION SUMMIT


SERIES SPEAKERS

Disclaimer: This document is a promotional event release and is not contractual

Mr. Adolf Richard

Tambunan

Director of Port and

Dredging

Directorate General of Sea

Transportation

Mr. Dani Rusli UtamaPresident Director

Pelindo II

Mr. Iman A. Sulaiman

Director – Planning &

Development

Pelindo I

Mr. Togar Pangaribuan

General Secretary

HINABI

Mr. Aulia Febrial Fatwa

Commercial Director

Marunda Center Terminal

Chairman

Indonesia Port BusinessAssociaiton (ABUPI)

Dr. I Nyoman Gde Saputra

Head

Tanjung Perak Port

Authority

Mr. John Lee

Technical Director –

Transport Indonesia Infrastructure

Initiative

Mr. Benny Woenardi

Managing Director

Cikarang Dry Port

Mr. Bay M Hasani

Head

Tanjung Priok Authority

Mr. Vicente A. Evidente Jr.

Chief of Staff, Operations

Group

Subric Bay Metropolitan

Authority(“SBMA”)

Mr. Alif Abadi

Director – Operations &

Commericals

Pelindo IV

Dr. Ir. Bastary Pandji

Indra, MSP

Director for Public PrivatePartnership Development

Bappenas

Mr. Dani Rusli Utama

President Director

PT Pengembangan

Peliabuhan

Mr. Husein Latief

Director – Engineering &

IT

Pelindo III

Mr. Rudy Salahuddin

Director – Infrastructure

Planning

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13:30 Developing International

Port Partnerships To Suppor t

The Growth Of South East Asia

Ports

• Analyzing the current

(international) port

partnerships

• Future opportunities in

Southeast Asia

14:00 Dredging: Avoiding Pitfalls And

Optimizing Anticipation On

Consequences For Other

Contractors• Focusing on early contractor

involvement

14:30 Designing Ports Of Tomorrow:

Smart Port Terminals• New port infrastructure trends

and how to utilize them• Supporting IT solutions for

smarter operations

15:00 Tea Break

15:30 Port Development

Strategies: Enhancing

Economic And

Community Growth

• Aligning the interests of

regional ports and ship liners

• How will altered

demographics affect Ports?

16:00 Modernizing Crane Facilities

And Loading/Unload ing

Tools: Why, When and How?• Assuring return on your

handling equipment

investments

16:30 Innovations For Reducing

Operating Cost And

Minimizing Downtime In Ports• Time and cost management

strategies during

development and operations

phases

• Reducing economic impact

of downtime

17:00 Chairman’s Closing

Remarks and the End ofDay 1

08:30 Morning Registration and Tea

08:45 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

09:00 South East Asian Port Expansion

Market Overview

• Key role of the port industry in

Southeast Asia's overall development

09:40 Policies and Initiatives by

Indonesia’s Minist ry of

Transportation• Key trends, current outlook and future

plans for Indonesia’s port sector

10:20 Tea Break

11:00 Securing The Financing You Need

For Your Port• How to determine who is the right

investment partner for you

• Financing ports : cost of capital &

financing options

11:40 Challenges Faced By Indonesia's

Port Operators

• How can investors identify the real

opportunities to do business?

12:20 Lunch

PREMLIMINAR AGENDA EVENT PROGRAM DAY 1

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Disclaimer: This document is a promotional event release and is not contractual.

Speakers & Topics can be different in the final agenda

08:45 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

09:00 Case Study:

Improving Port Capacity By

Upgrading Its Accessibility

09:40 Port Master Plan Development• How to integrate regulatory

limitations and governmentrequirements into a master plan,forecasting port managementchallenges

• Solutions in design and PlanningPhase, Strategic Input from Owners,Terminal Operators, Constructors,Technology & Equipment Providers?

10:20 Tea Break

11:00 Striking The Optimum Balance:

Port’s Security and Facilitation• Security Tech Solutions that Support

Efficiency in Operations and Container

Throughput

11:40 Creating Round the Clock

Access to Major Shipping Lines• Examining the cost-benefit analysis

of round the clock systems

• Considering round the clockautomation

12:20 Lunch

13:30 Intermodal Connectivit y :

Expanding Seaport Reach To

Hinterland

• Focus on managing and controlling

the cargo flow outwards

14:00 Port Congestion - What Needs

To Be Done For Indonesia• Operations and logistics

efficiencies

• Managing constraints in port

capacity

14:30 Case Study:

Tackling The Urgent Issue Of

Improving Port Efficiency And

Operations

• Defining and overcoming the

most common bottlenecks in

your terminal operations• Assuring uptime and speed of

container handling

15:00 Tea Break

15:30 Investment Opportunity -Sea

Transport Infrastructure In

Indonesia

• Legal and financial frameworks

backing the ports infrastructure

in Indonesia

16:00 Participation And Expectation

From Heavy Equipment

Manufacturer Toward Port

Expansion

16:30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks

and End of Day 2

PREMLIMINAR AGENDA EVENT PROGRAM DAY 2

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TESTIMONIALS SERIES SPONSORS


“It was a fruitful meeting”

- Ministry of Transport (Vietnam)

“It was a good event with lot of interesting topics”

- SP-PSA Port

“Valuable information update in the market.”

-PPG Protective & Marine (PMC) Vietnam Hong Kong Taiwan

“Various and Valuable information is obtained through this event.”-Evergreen Line

“Great Opportunity to develop industry related partnerships.”

-NACCO Materials Handling Group

“Very good, it’s the correct time I have had the conference in the region”

-Sri Lanka Ports Authority

“The event was well organized, the gathering of attendees provided good networking

opportunities”

-AECOM

“Very pleased by the high quality of the presented papers”

-Arcelor Mittal

“Very interesting event, everything is ok”

-Port Authority of Thailand

“Very interesting and useful”

-PT. Multi Terminal Indonesia

“Good event relevant speakers, important main players”

-Ramboll

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24Ports

$46Billion

South East Asia is

expected to have 7-

8% GDP growth in

2015 and continue

growing stronger

8%Growth

More than 46 Billion

USD investment is

planned in

Indonesia for port

expansion

PROJECTS & PERSPECTUS

Indonesia will build

or upgrade 24

seaports over thenext 5 years

Port Name Country

Kuala Tanjung Port Indonesia

Makassar New Port Indonesia

New Priok Port Indonesia

Belawan International

Container Terminal Indonesia

Lampung Project Indonesia

JICT and Koja

Terminals Indonesia

Teluk Lamong

Multipurpose

Terminal Indonesia

Port of Pontianak Indonesia

Batam Port Indonesia

Madura Port Indonesia

Cilamaya Port Indonesia

Palembang Port Indonesia

Panjang Port Indonesia

Ambon Port Indonesia

Dumai Port Indonesia

Teluk Bayur Port Indonesia

Banjarmasin Port Indonesia

Bitung Port Indonesia

Tanjung Emas Port Indonesia

Probolinggo Port Indonesia

Balikpapan Port Indonesia

Jayapura Port Indonesia

Sorong Port Indonesia

Pleihari Port Indonesia

Sei Gintung Port Indonesia

Gorontalo Port Indonesia

Pantoloan Port Indonesia

Pare-Pare Port Indonesia

Dawei Deepwater

Sea Port Myanmar

Van Phong Port Vietnam

Tiensa Port Vietnam

Hai Phong Port Vietnam

Cai Mep port Vietnam

Laem Chabang Port Thailand

Davao Sasa Wharf Phili ines

Port Name Country

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PARTICIPANTS

Government Officials

Private Investors in

Port/Infrastructure

Port Development

Consultants

Suppliers of Specialist

Port Technologies

Port Authorities

Port OperatorsTerminal Operators

Logistics Associations

Shipping Lines

Construction

Dredging Companies

Research, Design and

Planning Institutes

JOB TITLES

Chairmen/Presidents/CEOs/MDs/GMs

Purchasing/ Procurement Directors

Business Development Manager

Area Managers

COOs/Operations

Managers

Logistics Managers

Directors of

Ports/Terminals

Project Directors

IT Directors

Technical Directors

Security DirectorsEngineers and

Architects

DELEGATES DEMOGRAPHICS2015

Company Types

Job Titles

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SOUTH EAST ASIA PORT SERIES PARTIAL PAST DELEGATE LIST


Company Name Job Title

AECOM Technical Director

Agence Francaise and Development(AFD) Country Director

APM TERMINALS Business Development, Director

Bahar and Partner Partner Infrastructure Group

Bappenas

Director for Public Private Partnership

Development,

Bengkulu port IPC General Manager

Bengkulu port IPC Manager Operation and Pilotage

BNP PARIBAS Vice PresidentCikarang Dry Port Director

Directorate General of Sea Transportation

(Indonesia) Director of Port and Dredging

ICTSI Managing Director

ICTSI JasaPrima/ Pbm Olah JasaAndal President Director

Indonesia Infrastructure Guarantee Fund SVP Project Guarantee Consultation

Indonesia Infrastructure Initiative (IndII)

Facility Technical Director

Indonesian Logistics and Forwarders

Association Chairman

JICT Gate and Behandle Service ManagerJICT Ship and Berth Planning Manager

Johor Port Berhad Business Development Manager

Leighton Welspon Contractors Chief Operating Officer

MAERSK LINE President Director

Maldives Port Limited Chief Executive Officer

Pacific International Lines(S) PteLtd Owner's Rep

Pan Pacific Director

Pelindo 1 Director

Pelindo II - Teluk Bayur Port General Manager

Pelindo II - T eluk Bayur Port Manager Operation

Pelindo III Business Development Director

Pelindo IV Head of Corporate Strategic Planning Bureau

Company Name Job Title

Pelindo IV President Director

Pelindo IV Senior Manager Port Facility

Port Authority of Thailand Deputy Managing Director - Bangkok Port

Port Authority of Thailand Director - P lanning Division

Port Authority of Thailand Director of Dredging

PSA International Pte Ltd Vice President

PT Cikarang Inland Port Senior Manager Business Development

PT Jakarta International Container

Terminal Manager Operations and ImprovementPT Multi Terminal Indonesia President Director

PT Nusantara Infrastructure Tbk Chief Business Development Officer

PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II(Persero) -Sunda

Kelapa General Manager

PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II(Persero) -Sunda

Kelapa Manager Operations

PT PELABUHAN INDONESIA IV Senior Manager of Facility

PT PPP Indonesia President Director

PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur (Persero) Executive Vice President

PT Terminal Teluk Lamong President Director

PT. KRAKATAU BANDAR SAMUDRA - Portof Cigading Business Development Director

PT. NYK Line Indonesia General Manager Operation

PT. Pengembangan Pelabuhan Indonesia President Director

PT. Terminal PetikemasSurabaya Managing Director

Shimizu Corporation Jakarta Office General Manager

Taisei Manager

Tanjung Perak Port Authority Head

Tanjung Perak Port Authority Head- P lanning and program Section

Tanjung Priok Authority Head

Tanjung Priok Port Authority General Affair Manager

Transcoal Pacific PT Director

UNIDO National Programme officer

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Environmental

Protection• Waste and water systems

• Consulting and Services

• Investment banks

• Operation• Container multi-modal

transportation

FIRE & SECURITY

• Fire detection

• Fire suppression systems

• Integrated security systems• CCTV

• ID recognition systems

• Locking mechanisms

INVESTORS

• Investment banks

• ODA financing institutions

• Private entities

Terminal Design &

Plan• Revetment Plan and Design

• Port Infrastructure plan and

design

• Access strategy and

navigational aids

• Hydro-geographical systems

• Capacity and financial

feasibility plan

• Logistics and connectivity

plan and design

• Port seismic design

• Cruise Terminal Design

Terminal

Construction

• Fender

• Sheet pile

• Modular wiring system

• Cable Solutions

• Power supply solutions

Handling Equipment

• Crane System and spreader

• Forklift

• Lifting System

• Automation conveyor system

• Tractor and carriers

• Port Storage equipment

• Clean Solutions

• Passenger Handling & Car

Handling Solutions

• Luggage Handling

• Parking Systems

Communications

Equipment• Vessel Traffic management

system

• Security and surveillance

system

• Container lock system

• Boarders and ControlSystems

IT Solutions

• IT solutions for logistics

• ITS and fleet management

• IT solution for business

planning and control

• Port management system• Software applications for

handling systems

• Scanning and database

system

Machinery Parts &

Supporting Facility

• Pressure Cells/Load Cells

• Electronic components

• Electrification and electrical

systems

• Brake system

• Voyage repair equipment

• Automation systems

• Aftermarket and maintenanceparts

SOLUTIONS

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AT LNOPPEN EXCLUSIVE GATHERINGS, YOU WILL EXPERIENCE

PRIOR NOTIFICATION OF ATTENDEESReceive attendee information a week prior to the event.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERSHear from the experts and learn about how the industry isexpanding and how you can make your mark.

PANEL DISCUSSIONSHear from the experts and raise questions to them regardingyour specific needs.

NETWORKING TEA BREAKSNetwork with executives in a relaxed environment.

LEISURE ACTIVITIESSolidify your new business relationships in a more relaxedenvironment .

ONE-TO-ONE BUSINESS MEETINGSThe objective for you to attend our conferences is to meetprospects and create initial contact, or develop an existinglead. We provide you your own table where you canwelcome your clients and do business!

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4th Annual Southeast

Asia Port Summit

13-14 April 2016

Jakarta, Indonesia

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Shaun Carter General Manager [email protected] www.lnoppen.be+91 80 6670 6214For furtherinformation:

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