Katoen Natie

History

1855 – IncorporationHandling and storage of commodities (cotton).

1980 – Expansion of sectorsConsumer Goods, Petrochemicals, Industries.

1984 – Vertical integration (4PL)Customs clearance, transport management, …

1993 – InternationalisationEurope, North and South America, Asia, Africa.

2010 – 9500 employees in 28 countries

– Core business:

– Through investing in:

– Strong focus on:

Mission statement / strategy

Warehousing and value added logistics

Large-scale multi-customer platforms

State-of-the-art engineering and IT

As a long term, reliable partner for our clients, i t is our mission to offerflexible, high-quality logistics solutions and cont inuous improvement as a

competitive advantage for each client.

– Decentralisation.– Delegation.– No-nonsense mentality.– Can-do attitude.

Advantages for our customers

– Fast decision making.– Commitment / dedication.

Philosophy of our company

Mother / baby-principle

Key Data

Covered warehouse capacity 4 500 000 m²

Logistics platforms 154

Countries 28

Employees 9 500

Turnover € 950 Mio

Headquarters Antwerp, Belgium

Structure Privately owned company

Katoen Natie Worldwide

BelgiumBrazil

CameroonCanada

Ivory CoastEstoniaFrance

GermanyGhana

ItalyLuxembourg

MaliMexico

MoldaviaNetherlands

North-AmericaPoland

Saudi-ArabiaSingapore

South-AfricaSpain

SwedenThailand

TurkeyUnited Kingdom

UruguayVietnam

Business Unit structure

Katoen Natie HQ

Corporate ServicesIT Engineering Finance Legal

Specialty Chemicals

Food & Feed

Petrochemicals

Industry and Automotive

Consumer Goods

General Cargo

Commodities

Port Operations

Top players

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Aantal behandelde TEU's

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2011

Market shares

• Evolution container market shares in the Hamburg – L e Havre range (tonnes)

Market shares

• Evolution container market shares in the Hamburg – L e Havre range (TEU)

Prime logistics locations

• Cushman & Wakefield study

Prime logistics locations

• Cushman & Wakefield study

1548 - Loghidden City