1. Kansas City Southern de Mexico
Binational Meeting Mexico 2009
December 9, 2009

2. Kansas City Southern and Kansas City Southern de Mexico
In the center of the North American rail system
6,000 track miles
6,500 employees
Canadian National
CANADIAN PACIFIC
BNSF
CSX
UNION PACIFIC
Ferromex
Norfolk Southern
KCS centrally located, surrounded by the merger-railroads.
KCS has direct interchange points with all Class I’s except CP.
For most of the 20th century, KCSR was comprised of the corridor from Kansas City to its rail hub at Shreveport, LA, with corridors going west to the Dallas area and south to Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
In 1993, acquired the MidSouth Railroad which provided a direct corridor from Shreveport to Meridian, MS.
In 1996, acquired a 49% share in the primary Mexican rail franchise, TFM.
In 2005, acquired full ownership of the Mexican franchise and renamed it Kansas City Southern de Mexico.
In the mid-1990’s, KCS also became a 50% owner of the Panama Canal Railway, a 47-mile railroad linking the port cities of Balboa and Colon. The PCRC runs parallel to the Panama Canal.
KCS has approximately 6,500 employees and operates over approximately 6,000 track miles
FERROSUR

3. KCS-KCSM

4. U.S.-Mexico: New Opportunities & Shared Responsibilities
KCSM Concession
Bilateral Strengthening
Investments
Joint Participation
How we overcome the crisis

5. U.S.-Mexico: New Opportunities & Shared Responsibilities
Strategic Projects
-Railroad Terminal on Palm Island
-Megamex
-International Railroad Bridge Nuevo Laredo
-Border Crossing Matamoros
-Master Plan Monterrey
-Master Plan Morelia
-Master Plan Urban Zone San Luis Potosi
-Bypass Celaya

6. Thank You