Daimler India Commercial Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. Power Ahead

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Power Ahead - An outlook on the Indian trucking industry Marc Llistosella – CEO & MD Daimler India Commercial Vehicles

Daimler India Commercial Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. DICV/Llistosella, February 2013 Datum (Tag.Monat.Jahr)

Daimler India Commercial Vehicles Pvt. Ltd.

Truck Industry was dominated by Triad markets in the last decade, the future will be BRIC markets Unit Sales, by market (%)

Revenue, by market (%)

Profits, by market (%)

30%

29%

37%

58%

48%

In Mio Units, GVW >3.5t

2,80

4,80

6,80

17%

22%

33%

56% 74%

73%

63%

78%

56%

49%

14%

18%

13% 8%

13%

15%

2010

2020E

2000

2010

2020E

33% 11%

10%

15%

15% 11%

2000

2010

2020E

2000

Triad

BRIC

All Other

Major Players Llistosella, Feb 2013

Triad - North America, Western Europe, Japan

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GDP growth of emerging economies outperformed Western markets

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India expected to follow footsteps of peer and developed markets in terms of volumes & technology >5t Truck Sales (in ’000 units for 2011)

INDIA - 2030 CHINA

1000

INDIA - 2025

750

No

ine L al m r

India will gradually catch up with the Normal Line

500

INDIA - 2020

UNITED STATES INDIA 250

BRAZIL

RUSSIA INDONESIA

GERMANY

Population (in 2011, estimates in millions)

0 JAPAN

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

Indian truck market will normalize in volumes by 2030 Llistosella, Feb 2013

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Market conditions have put together a storm for the Indian truck industry Economies in triad markets cool down, affecting India’s businesses as well…. GDP Growth %

GDP Growth %

1,5 4,8

2,2

1,8

India’s economical growth cooled down and expected to remain flat….

-0,3 Europe

4,9

8,20

7,50

Asia

US 7,5 2011

2012

10

India

Raw Material 32

35

44

5,50

5,30

5,40

Q1 ’12

Q2 ’12

Q3 ’12

Q4E ’12

5,5

Further cost factors hit the CV industry severely … Finance

5,30

Cost 50

Freight Rate

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CV Industry dips in 2012, flat growth in 2013 expected… CAGR

In ‘000 Units

+10%

30

-12%

9% -13%

6%

331

27

290

280

363

386

2014E

2015E

240 Bank Rate

Steel In INR per kg

Diesel In INR per ltr

INR/km Rates for Delhi-Mumbai for 25t GVW truck as of Q3, ‘11 vs ‘12

2011

2012

2013E

Conservative Scenario Llistosella, Feb 2013

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Major macro economical factors directly impacting the Indian transport industry Economy • With recent global developments contributing to a significant rebalancing of portfolios the Indian macroeconomic environment has looked turbulent during the past year • Gradually, high levels of inflation gave way to a slow-down in the growth

Regulation • Political logjam in reforms, e.g. FDI in Multi Brand Retail, mining licensing and missing economic revival policies avoid the Indian Economy to get back on the path to stable growth • Scams in mining identified by CAG (Comptroller & Audit General, Govt. of India) hampering automobile sales in this segment

Cost

• Fuel price hike, raw material and financing cost increase add burden to transport industry • Increased cost have only partially being able to be passed on, as cargo availability remains limited • Sharp fall in commercial vehicle sales for 5 – 49tonne, 15% in 2012

Sales

• The drop in output from all sectors continues to impact the cargo availability in the market, keeping freight rates under pressure

Discounts • Reduced sales & inventory pile up forces OEMs to curtail production and increase discounts • Peak levels of discounts up to 25% compared to earlier 3% Llistosella, Feb 2013

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News snapshots proving sluggish truck industry scenario in India

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Segment shifts till 2020 likely to favor better TCO and value added products 2020

2013

L/MDT

16t-R 15t 13t 12t 9t

M/HDT-R

37t-R 31t-R 25t-R 16t-R

M/HDT-C

31t-C 25t-C

16t-C Llistosella, Feb 2013

Reasons…. • Growth in 15t • Stabilization in 13t and 9t volumes; 13t to be used mainly for Inter-State movement while 9t to be limited to light goods and refrigerated containers (Cool Box Trucks) • 16t-R and 12t to decline further • Growth in 37t; Cement and Steel segment to 37t-C • Stabilization in 31t-R volumes; Parcel, Tankers, Containers to remain with 31t-R • 25t-R and 16t-R to decline further; 25t-R to get limited to light goods and auto carriers; 16t-R to be limited to hill applications and construction material in intra-city usage • Growth in 31t-C segment. With 280hp segment evolving; deep mining (coal and iron-ore) to shift from current 25t-C to 31t-C • 25t-C to be limited to road construction, sand / lignite mining and concrete boom pumps • 16t-C to be limited to municipal applications and hilly applications

Evolving Concepts….

Refrigerated Trucks

Car Carriers

Concrete Boom Pumps 8

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Aggressive discounts affects resale value and asset loss to fleet owners Aggressive discounts by OEMs upto 25% In ‘000 INR

Leading OEM 3123R - Cab Chassis

2.083

demand for used trucks, consequently

-19% 1.733

350

• Declining new CV sales usually results in

New OEM 3123R - Cab Chassis

-17% 2.135

1.735

400

Effect of high discounts….

leading to higher Residual Values (RV) • However due to the recent uncontrolled

List Price Discount

RTP*

List Price Discount

RTP*

Deterioration of used vehicle prices due to discounts

discounts given on new CV's sales, used truck RV's have been deteriorated • Fleet owners have to endure an asset

In ‘000 INR e.g. 1 – 2518, 2011 Model

e.g. 2 – 2214, 2009 Model

-12%

-17%

1.300

RV Llistosella, Feb 2013

1.150

1.150

Current RV

RV

loss of 12 - 18% on their fleets, due to the recent pricing policies

950

Current RV

* RTP – Retail Transaction Price

• High discounts destruct established brand values and lead to pure pricedecisions

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But in the long term….India is progressing towards modern trucking and catching up with global trends Need for Modern Truck Increase in cost of raw materials

Changing Technology Dynamics

Benefits of Modern Truck

Share of M/HDT Market

• Better Cost of ownership

• BS IV emission complaint Stringent Emission norms

• Higher engine power and durable power train

Better Infrastructure

• Faster turn around time Increasing fuel prices

• Better cabin comfort 2012

Higher driver comfort Llistosella, Feb 2013

2020E

Emerging modern trucking segment globally

• Increased warranty periods 10

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The brand that delivers it all…. Total Cost Cost of of Ownership Ownership (TCO) (TCO) Total Best in in class class fuel fuel efficiency efficiency ••Best Longer service service intervals intervals -- less less cost cost of of maintenance maintenance ••Longer

High Quality Quality && Reliability Reliability High Aggregate life life design design -- best best among among competitors competitors ••Aggregate

High Driveability Driveability and and Safety Safety High Drive ergonomics ergonomics benchmarking benchmarking in in industry industry ••Drive Design meeting meeting coming coming norms norms on on cabin cabin safety safety && ••Design others others

Path Breaking Breaking Performance Performance Path Total performance performance ahead ahead of of existing existing products products ••Total in India in India

… made in India for India Llistosella, Feb 2013

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DICV is established, offering the full truck range and covering the complete value chain

Products Product developed Double digit fuel efficiency to competitors Homologation 1st type approval certificates received Documentation 100% Blank release for Wave1 SOP 7t~49t Range Trucks developed in India for India

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Plant Facility - Test Trucks completed 7.5 mio km Plant Production facility ready, customer trials done, LDT and HDT start of production done

>1.5 mio square feet Production facility for powertrain and truck assembly

Supplier Procurement Stable procurement processes installed

Network

Network 30 dealers will cover 91% of TIV via 109 locations. 32 locations Supplier Management ready & ~1,500 Micro tracking vehicles sold 220 tier1 suppliers Retail Finance Logistics Established Captive, Defined logistical tied up with major CV methods established financers 85% Pan India Localization Network Established and Full supply chain with activated in phased over 400 suppliers approach

Organization IT Integrated IT with more than 60 systems Human Resource 1,950 employees on board Compliance Effective measures installed 4,000 Jobs Complete truck organization with best Indian talent 12

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Thank you…

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