1. 1 Constantza Port Day in Budapest 28th of February 2013 Mr. George Gabriel Visan – Commercial Director NC Maritime Ports Administration SA Constantza

2. 2 Constantza Port – your best choice at the Black Sea Constantza multipurpose port – facilities for all types of cargo good connections with all the transport modes Constantza port - good connections with all the transport modes land availability for future expansionland availability for future expansion natural water depths between 8 and 19mnatural water depths between 8 and 19m estimated total handling capacity – approx. 120 million tons/yearestimated total handling capacity – approx. 120 million tons/year the main container hub for the Black Sea areaConstantza port is the main container hub for the Black Sea area modern facilities for passenger vesselsmodern facilities for passenger vessels

3. 3 Constantza as River Port connection of the port with the Danube river is made through the Danube-Black Sea Canal direct services between Black Sea and Asia direct transshipment and multiple facilities for barge traffic and operations specialized projects with direct impact on inland navigation the Barge Terminal - an inspired solution to avoid congestion of river units and facilitate their operation

4. 4 The Danube – Pan European Corridor no. VII The Danube - an efficient alternative to the European rail and road congested transport Romanian sector – 1,075 km, Danube’s most navigable section. the EU Danube Strategy provides a sustainable framework for policy integration and coherent development of the Danube Region Development of efficient multimodal terminals at Danube river ports to connect inland waterways with rail and road transport by 2020 Budapest ↔ 473 km, 0 locks ↔ Belgrade ↔ 867 km, 2 locks ↔ Cernavoda ↔ 65 km, 2 locks ↔ Constantza

5. 5 Constantza Port – important link in the European transport network Corridor IVCorridor IX Corridor links: Dresden/Nurenberg via Praga, Vienna/Bratislava, Budapest to Romania 2 branches in Romania: Arad via Bucharest to Constantza, Arad via Craiova to Sofia – to Thessaloniki and Istanbul Connection has been improved through completion of Bucharest – Constantza Highway A2 in 2012 Corridor links: Helsinki – Vyborg – St. Petersburg – Pskov – Moscow – Kaliningrad – Kiev – Ljubashevka/Rozdilna – Chisinau – Bucharest – Giurgiu – Dimitrovgrad Connection to the port is made through the national railway network

6. 6 Constantza Port – important European link for TRACECA Ensuring the efficient and reliable Euro- Asian transport links Promotion of multimodal transport dialogue in the Region of Black Sea – Caspian Sea – Central Asia Promoting regional economy on the whole Romania had the presidency for the year 2012 Constantza Port represents an important member, ensuring a viable link to UE for the TRACECA countries IDEA - ongoing TRACECA project in which Romania is involved Officially started on May 2009, the IDEA project (Transport dialogue and interoperability between the EU and its neighboring countries and Central Asian countries) has a duration of three years and aims at delivering a sustainable, efficient and integrated multi–modal transport system in the TRACECA region.

7. 7 Constantza Port - Partnership Agreements To encourage the increase of traffic goods, Constantza port has established Partnership Agreements with important ports in the Europe, Caucasus and Middle-East regions.

8. 8 Constantza Port - Hinterland Constantza Port Hinterland is represented by the countries from Central and Eastern Europe: Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Moldavia.

9. 9 Port facilities for all types of cargo

10. 10 Constantza Port Traffic 2011-2012 tons20112012% Total Traffic 45,972,09550,584,662+10.03 Maritime Traffic37,224,66338,854,222+4.38 River Traffic8,747,43211,730,440+34.10 Liquid bulk10,616,50910,015,932-5.66 Solid bulk24,732,59229,701,792+20.09 General cargo 4,105,3274,186,831+1.99 Containers6,517,6676,680,107+2.49 Maritime Ship Calls 4,8725,057+3.80 River Ship Calls8,0699,310+15.38 Total Ship Calls 12,94114,367+11.02

11. 11 Constantza Port Container Traffic 2006-2012 2006200720082009201020112012 Qty9,815,75812,643,00313,029,9825,898,0105,887,8796,517,6676,680,107 TEU1,037,0661,411,4141,380,935594,303556,694662,796684,059 Container services calling at Port of Constantza: MAERSK, CMA CGM, MSC, CSAV, NORASIA, CSCL, K-LINE, WAN HAI, EMES, YANG MING, EVERGREEN, UFS, TAVRIA

12. 12 Constantza Port Traffic with Hungary 2006-2012

13. 13 Cargo traffic with Hungary 2011 -2012 Types of cargo Q(t) 20112012% Cereals830,2851,890,943127.75 Food stuff and animal feed 90,83259,031-35.01 Oil seeds,oleaginous fruits,fats 1,94257,4222,856.85 Solid mineral fuels 623,508961,96154.28 Iron ore, scrap 71,87782,57914.89 Non-ferrous ores and scrap 01,347 Metal products 24,08553,167120.75 Chemical products 01,187 Raw and processed minerals 2,3940 Fertilizers (nat. and chem.) 32,62633,5722.90 Machines, transport equip. 4,81212,240154.36 Metalware780 Miscellaneous13,5477,414-45.27 TOTAL TRAFFIC 1,695,9863,160,863+86.37

14. 14 Constantza Port – Development Strategy Road Bridge over the Danube-Black Sea Canal km 0+540 The estimated value of the project: Euro 30.14 million euros Extension of railway system in the river-maritime area of Constantza Port The estimated value of the project: Euro 17.6 million euros The Completion of the Northern breakwater of Constantza Port The estimated value of the project 121 million euros

15. 15 Constantza Port is ready to welcome your business ! Address: Incinta Port, Gara Maritima, 900900, Constantza, Romania Phone: +40 241.611540 Fax: +40 241.619512 E-mail : apmc@constantza-port.ro Website: www.portofconstantza.com apmc@constantza-port.ro N.C. Maritime Ports Administration S.A. Constantza