1. Welcome to Lindø Industrial Park

2. Agenda
History
Situation
Proposition

3. History
1918 Odense Steel Shipyard founded as a personally owned company by A.P. Møller
1920 Delivery of the Yard’s first newbuilding S/S ROBERT MÆRSK
1944 Odense Steel Shipyard transformed into a limited company (Ltd.)
1959 Inauguration of the Lindø division by Danish prime minister H.C. Hansen
1980 Production discontinued at the Odense division
2009 Decision to discontinue shipbuilding activities at the Lindø division and implement new business model
2012 Delivery of the Yard’s last newbuilding Hull No. L 716
F 363 NIELS JUEL (military frigate)

4. Milestones
1988 Offshore modules for oil drilling platforms in the North Sea
1988 The world’s first panamax container vessel (4,300 TEU)
1992 The world’s first double hull VLCC ( DWT)
1996 World’s largest container vessel (6,000 TEU)
1997 World’s largest container vessel (6,600 TEU)
2006 World’s largest container vessel (11,000 TEU) This record is still standing
TEU measured in fully loaded highcube containers.
EMMA MÆRSK (11,000 TEU)

5. Agenda
History
Situation
Proposition

6. Result of previous 7 years

7. Development in global shipbuilding
Japan 5,4 0,1
Sydkorea 5,5 2,5
Kina 1,9 3,1
Taiwan 0,3 0,1
V. Europa 3,2 0,1
Ø. Europa 0,9 0,1
Andre 0,5 0,3
17,7 6,3
2007: Mill CGT
Kilde: Clarkson Research

8. Agenda
History
Situation
Proposition

9. Organisation of the Group
Odense
Steel Shipyard
Lindø
Shipyard
Lindø
Industrial Park
Lindø
Industrial Services

10. Why choose Lindø Industrial Park?
Unique production facilities for large structures
A fenced area of more than 1 million m2
166,000 m2 under roof covering large production halls, workshops, paint shops, office buildings etc.
Unique opportunity of establishing production, assembling and storing in existing heavy industry facilities
Own harbour with a depth of 7.5 m
Strong infrastructure
Situated in a central position between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea
First class connecting roads approved for modular truck trains
Short distance to the motorway
Three airports within minutes by car
Huge crane and transportation capacity
Crane and transportation capacity up to 1,000 tonnes

11. Why choose Lindø Industrial Park?
Lindø Industrial Services
Cutting centre – cutting and edge milling of heavy steel plates and profiles
Pipe centre – pipe bending, mounting of flanges, pipe cutting etc.
Competent workforce
Engineering knowledge and skilled heavy industry workforce are available after many years of ship production in the area
Commercial
Quick start
Low investments
Low risk

12. Industries at Lindø Industrial Park
Ship repair
Wind / Wave turbines / Renewable energy
Offshore
Infrastructure
Support for other tenants
Scientific research
Lindø Industrial Services

13. Currently rented out areas

14. The goal of Lindø Industrial Park
The goal of Lindø Industrial Park is to become Denmark’s leading industrial park within heavy industry.

15. Questions?

16. Thank You