1. 9. Logistics related clusters

2. Logistics related clusters Strong economic clusters in Amsterdam Aerospace Food & Flowers Fashion High Tech Logistics Life Sciences

3. Logistics related clusters Strong economic clusters in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA) Aerospace Food&Flowers High Tech Logistics Fashion Life Sciences

4. Logistics related clusters 180,000 > 400 years of experience Network of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Port of Amsterdam, Greenport Aalsmeer, Dataport AMS-IX; Proximity Port of Rotterdam Specialised financial & legal services in logistics > 25,000 € AMA: # 2 added value €16 billion Logistics in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA) Source: Amsterdam Economic Board

5. Logistics related clusters  200 Logistics service providers in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA)

6. Logistics related clusters - Aerospace

7. 10,000 Knowledge & tradition from Fokker and KLM heritage Cluster development plans for MRO, logistics and incubator centre Strong position in MRO, logistics, training and office functions Network Amsterdam Airport Schiphol > direct connections to all major aerospace hubs worldwide Many 3PL companies with a dedicated aerospace vertical > 80 aerospace companies, incl. CAE, Fokker, GE, Boeing, P&W, KLM Recent new establishments: Bombardier, ILFC, Aviation Excellence Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation 2 airports: Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Lelystad Airport (regional) Aerospace cluster in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area

8. Logistics related clusters - Aerospace Why are aerospace companies based in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA)? Connectivity (network) Significant start-up labour pool Know-how and expertise aerospace and logistics Strategic location: neutral and access to EU-market Number of aerospace companies (cluster) Language skills Ambitious aerospace and logistics development plans Tax advantages Support involved parties like NFIA, NAG, SADC and Amsterdam inbusiness

9. Logistics related clusters - Aerospace Masterplan Schiphol East

10. Logistics related clusters - Aerospace New GA Terminal

11. Logistics related clusters - Aerospace Aerospace logistics in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA) includes:

12. Logistics related clusters - Aerospace Aerospace MRO in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA) includes:

13. Logistics related clusters – High Tech

14. High Tech companies in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA) includes:

15. Logistics related clusters – Life Sciences

16. > 20,000 The Amsterdam Metropolitan Area has the highest concentration of Life Sciences research in the Netherlands. The region is home to two universities, their related university medical centers and numerous specialized research institutes. Cross-overs with Logistics, (Financial) Services and ICT Marketing and Sales and Life Sciences Services providers. > 300 Life Sciences & Health related companies, R&D and services providers Life Sciences cluster in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA)

17. Logistics related clusters – Life Sciences An initiative by: Works collaboratively across industries to develop innovative, high- demand, cost-effective solutions to improve pharma-logistics trade in AMA. Pharma Logistics Steering Group

18. Logistics related clusters – Life Sciences Core objectives life sciences cluster 1.Create validated Pharma corridors 2.Facilitate Pharma trade lanes between key markets via Amsterdam Airport Schiphol 3.Stimulate demand-driven development of innovative logistics concepts for Pharma industries 4.Develop a long-term strategy to promote life sciences-related activities where Pharma Logistics is a core economic driver

19. Logistics related clusters – Life Sciences Life Sciences companies in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA) includes:

20. Logistics related clusters – Fashion

21. > 20,000 Denim Capital of the World: Highest density of denim companies in the world Network Amsterdam Airport Schiphol > direct connections to all major aerospace hubs worldwide; Network Port of Amsterdam Many 3PL with fashion vertical; specialised financial & legal services in fashion > 5,000 fashion companies € The Netherlands: yearly throughput of € 7,1 billion of value in fashion logistics and pick & pack Fashion cluster in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA)

22. Logistics related clusters – Fashion Why are fashion companies based in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA)? International business climate Favourable tax climate Dutch fashion culture Institutes of fashion education Presence major fashion related companies Excellent access to global markets and clients Excellent logistics location Ample real estate options & space for future growth Wide number of fashion related service providers Specialized fashion logistics

23. Logistics related clusters – Fashion Fashion companies in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA) includes: by Sole technology

24. Logistics related clusters – Fashion Logistics service providers with dedicated fashion vertical in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA) includes:

25. Logistics related clusters – Food & Flowers

26. > 30,000 (food), > 45,000 (flowers) FloraHolland: largest flower auction in the world. 11 billion cut flowers, 1.3 billion plants, 20,000 different products auctioned at FloraHolland. Network Amsterdam Airport Schiphol > direct connections to all major aerospace hubs worldwide; Network Port of Amsterdam Many 3PL with food & flowers vertical > 6,800 flower companies, > 3,600 food companies € € 6.5 floricultural industry, € 7.5 fruits and vegetables industry Food & Flowers cluster in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area

27. Logistics related clusters – Food & Flowers A quarter of the world trade in horticultural products (24%) is in Dutch hands. Holland has a 60% share of the worldwide trade in floricultural products, making it the dominant global supplier of flowers and flower products. Some 80% of all flower bulbs traded worldwide come from the Netherlands, the majority of which are tulips. The sector is the number 3 exporter in nutritional horticulture products. Dutch horticultural innovations include intelligent greenhouses that can float on water, moving platforms, robots, innovative lighting, water and waste recycling, and greenhouses that generate more energy than they consume and thus contribute to a reduction in CO 2. The current generation of greenhouses already generates approximately 10 per cent of Holland’s power needs by using combined heat and power (CHP). Horticulture Sector World's leading supplier of flowers, plants and trees

28. Logistics related clusters – Food & Flowers Flower companies in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA) includes:

29. Logistics related clusters – Food & Flowers Food companies in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA) includes:

30. Logistics related clusters – Food & Flowers Why are Food & Flowers companies based in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA)? Multimodal European logistics hub with Peri- shables expertise Excellent access to markets that matter: 385 mill. consumers in Western Europe Cooperative customs authority Direct access to the Port of Amsterdam and Port of Rotterdam (largest of Europe) Ample space for Further growth at and around Amsterdam Airport Schiphol: for both air cargo and logistics facilities (e.g. ACT Beyond Logistics and Green Park Aalsmeer) Next to Greenport Aalsmeer / FloraHolland: international hub for the flower industry at only 20 min. Opportunity to outsource to over 200 logistics service providers