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Logistics Business NYK By the Numbers The NYK Maritime Fleet

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) Line Air Cargo / Aircraft 18

Type # Vessels DWT

Head of? ce: Tokyo, Japan Distribution Centers 484 in

Containerships 104 5.99m

Founded: September 29, 1885 40 countries

Warehouse Space 2,250,000 sq. m.

Bulk Carriers (Capesize) 123 23.9m

Business Scope:

Bulk Carriers (Panamax & Handy) 285 17.4m • Liner/Container Service Terminals 23 Container Ports • Tramp & Specialized Services 19 RoRo Terminals

Woodchip Carriers: 48 2.6m • Tankers & Gas Carrier Serivces 6 ‘Other’ Terminals

Cruise Ships 1 10,000 • Logistics Service • Terminal & Harbor Transport

Car Carriers 123 2.2m Services

Offshore Business

Tankers 68 11.3m • Air Cargo Transport Service • Cruise Ship Service

FPSO 3 (off of Brazil)

LNG Carriers 30 2.2m • Offshore Service

Drill Ships 1 (off of Brazil)

Others 48 765,815 • Employees: 33,520 (shoreside

Shuttle Tankers and Japanese Seafarers) NYK/Knutsen 50/50 venture

TOTAL 840* 66,363,224 • Revenues (FY 2014): $24 Billion *Number as of April 2016 2004 2006 2009 2010 2011 2012

MTI (Monohakobi Technol- NYK Vega, an 8,600 TEU Exploratory design for Group enters offshore Group participates in FPSO NYK’s Ship Energy Ef? ciency ogy Institute) established containership, launched. NYK Super Eco Ship 2030 shuttle tanker business business (ultra-deep pre-salt Management Plan (SEEMP) for the development of new Luxury cruise ship Asuka II released. by purchasing interest in layer off Brazil). becomes the ? rst in the world to technology. launched. Knutsen NYK Offshore Tank- be certi? ed by ClassNK.

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