Coastal Contracts Bhd. · MYX:COASTAL
Coastal Contracts Bhd — Invest Malaysia 2005
19 slides from Coastal Contracts Bhd's conference presentation, Mar 24, 2005
Slide 1: Presentation of Coastal Contracts Bhd.
Presentation of COASTAL CONTRACTS BHD. (517649-A) IN CONJUNCTION WITH INVEST MALAYSIA 2005 ORGANISED BY BURSA MALAYSIA, CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BOSTON & CIMB MARCH 2005
Slide 2: Principle Activities
Principle Activities Related to coastal vessels Shipbuilding Ship Repairing Ship Chartering
Slide 3: Coastal Group Structure
COASTAL GROUP STRUCTURE Coastal Contracts Bhd. Investment Holding Listed on Main Board of Bursa Malaysia SM BSR CT CW COL Leasing/Chartering Ship-repairing Shipbuilding Chartering Chartering & Ship trading (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Labuan) 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% CM Chartering (I
Slide 4: Board of Directors
Board of Directors NG CHIN HENG EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN NG CHIN SHIN NG CHIN KEUAN Executive Director Executive Director KWAN CHEONG KAW @ LOH THIAN SANG @ KUAN YEEK CHIEU LO THIAN SIANG Sr Independent Non-Executive Independent Non-Executive Director Director
Slide 5: Shipbuilding
SHIPBUILDING Shipbuilding is carried out by Bonafile Shipbuilders & Repairs Sdn Bhd (BSR) The Group has constructed more than 120 vessels in past 10 years Main markets are in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore Tax Exemption on ALL materials imported for Shipbuilding Government Approved Cont
Slide 6: Traditional Products
TRADITIONAL PRODUCTS Tug boats (350hp –2400hp) cum Fire Fighting Dumb Barge(180ft-300ft) & Oil Barge(190ft-210ft) Ro-Ro ferry Landing Craft
Slide 7: The New Era – Anchor Handling Tugs
THE NEW ERA – Anchor Handling Tugs 40m AHT 45m AHT
Slide 8: AHTs
AHTs 40m 45mAHT AHT
Slide 9: Marine Vessels: Requirement in Malaysian Offshore Oil & Gas Sector
MARINE VESSELS REQUIREMENT IN MALAYSIAN OFFSHORE OIL & GAS SECTOR DURING PEAK DEMAND IN MALAYSIA = 195 VESSELS OUT OF THESE, ONLY 76 LOCAL OWNED & 119 FOREIGN OWNED ASSUMING, 20% FOREIGN VESSELS WILL BE REPLACED ANNUALLY GIVING RISE TO 24 VESSELS DUE FOR REPLACEMENT THE INSTALLATION OF 5 NEW
Slide 10: Marine Vessels: Requirement in Malaysian Offshores
MARINE VESSELS REQUIREMENT IN MALAYSIAN OFFSHORES NO. OF PLATFORMS & RIGS (45+20) A 65 NO. OF VESSELS / PLATFORM B 3 NO. OF VESSELS REQUIRED (C = A x B) C 195 LOCAL VESSELS D 76 FOREIGN VESSELS (E = C - D) E 119 NEW PLATFORMS/ YEAR F 5 NO. OF VESSELS / PLATFORM G 3 NO. OF NEW VESSELS REQUIRED H 15 P
Slide 11: Marine Vessels for Oil & Gas Sector: Potentials Near Sandakan
MARINE VESSELS FOR OIL & GAS SECTOR POTENTIALS NEAR SANDAKAN
Slide 12: Types of Vessels Completed
Types of Vessels Completed 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 YR YR YR YR YR Tug Boat 6 12 9 8 3 Dumb Barge 13 5 15 8 8 Oil Barge - 3 - 6 1 Landing Craft 1 2 2 1 1 AHT/AHTS - - - - - Others 1 - - 2 3 TOTAL 21 22 26 25 16
Slide 13: Ship Repairing
SHIP REPAIRING Ship repairing is carried out by its subsidiary, Seri Modalwan Sdn Bhd The Group has done numerous major repairs for the Royal Malaysian Navy & Marine Police patrol boats, tug boats, barges, ferry, etc Range of services provided changing and painting of hull steel plate high
Slide 14: Ship Chartering
SHIP CHARTERING Ship chartering is carried out by its subsidiaries namely Coastal Transport (Sdk) Sdn Bhd, Coastway Transport Sdn Bhd, PT Cosarana Marine and Coastal Offshore (Labuan) Pte Ltd As at Feb 05, the Group has 50 vessels comprised of 15 tugs, 13 oil barges, 21 dumb barges and 1 landing
Slide 15: Satellite Tracking System
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Slide 16: Turnover (RM'm)
Turnover (RM’m) 70 23 .2 % R = 60 CAG 50 40 30 20 10 - 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Shipbuilding Ship Repairing Ship Chartering
Slide 17: Group's Strategy & Strength
Group’s Strategy & Strength 1. The Group’s manufacturing and chartering segments are integrated. Productivity is maintained throughout the year and unsold vessels are deployed to the chartering segment to generate revenue. On the other hand, prospective buyers are given the option to purchase ready
Slide 18: Group's Strategy & Strength
Group’s Strategy & Strength 7. We strive to expand our manufacturing capacity to produce higher powered and larger capacity tugboats, hence the intention of attaining a new premise to set up the facility 8. Emphasis will be on specialized high-end vessels such as supply boats, utility, anchor handli
Slide 19: Thank You
THANK YOU ALL ARE WELCOME TO VISIT OUR YARD IN SANDAKAN, SABAH, MALAYSIA where Sabah is known as “The Land Below The Wind” with exotic seafood, ecotourism, diving and many others