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Bringing commuter train service to Central Mexico Regional Business Environment: La4n America | Team Mexico | Summer 2013

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Analyzed Mexico's economic environment and looked for high-growth industries to do business in. Decided to focus on infrastructure/transportation. Due to the lack of passenger rail service in Mexico City, developed a proposal for new rail service connecting Mexico City to Pachuca, Teotihuacán, and Puebla.

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ì  Bringing  commuter  train  service  to  Central  Mexico  Regional  Business  Environment:  La4n  America  |  Team  Mexico  |  Summer  2013  

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Team  Mexico  

Dayvisson  Da  Silva   Sean  Foley   Shinya  Ishihara  

Huiling  Liu   Sanjeev  Raghuvanshi     Greg  Venegas-­‐Estrada  

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Agenda  

ì  Introduc4on  

ì  Industry  Analysis  

ì  Business  Proposal  

ì  Bombardier  Joint  Venture  

ì  Country  Stats  &  Poli4cal  Analysis  

ì  Economic  Analysis  

ì  Social  Impact  

ì  Summary  

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ì  Industry  Analysis  By  Huiling  Liu  

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Mexico:  Transportation  Industry  

ì  Current  ì  30%  popula4on:  Private  

Car  ì  70%  popula4on:  Public  

Transporta4on  

ì  Opportuni4es  ì  The  last  two  presidents  

allocated  funds  mainly  towards  roads  and  ports,  telecommunica4ons  

ì  No  compe44on  in  passenger  train  service.  

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ì  Business  Proposal  By  Greg  Venegas-­‐Estrada  

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Mexico  City    Metropolitan  Area  •  Includes  the  Federal  District,  and  

municipali4es  in  Mexico  State  and  Hidalgo.  

•  2010  Popula4on:  21.2  million  •  9  million  people  live  within  the  

Federal  District.  •  Majority  of  people  living  in  the  metro  

area  commute  to  the  Federal  District  or  within  Mexico  State.  

Source:  Censo  de  Población  y  Vivienda  2010  –  Estados  Unidos  Mexicanos  –  Resultados  Preliminares  

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Current  transportation  options  outside  the  Federal  District  

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TRE line A !Mexico!City!–!Pachuca!

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Benefits  

•  Popula4on  within  5km  radius  :  5  million  

•  Daily  commu4ng  trips:  5.75  million  •  Distance:  110  kilometers.  •  Current  commute  4me:  

•  By  car:  2  ½-­‐3  hours  •  By  public  transporta4on:  3+  hours  

•  Future  commute  4me:  90  minutes  

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TRE line B !Mexico!City!–!Teotihuacán!

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Benefits  

•  Popula4on  within  5km  radius  :  4  million  

•  Distance:  65  kilometers.  •  Current  commute  4me:  

•  By  car:  1  ½-­‐2  hours  •  By  public  transporta4on:  2  ½  +  hours  

•  Future  commute  4me:  1  hour.  •  Poten4al  for  tourist  demand  

connec4ng  Mexico  City  to  Teo4huacán  archeological  site  and  pyramids.  

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TRE line C !Mexico!City!–!Chalco!–!Puebla!

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Benefits  

•  Link  from  Downtown  Mexico  City  to  Interna4onal  Airport  

•  Popula4on  within  5km  radius:  9  million  •  Distance  from  Buenavista  to  Chalco:  46  

kilometers.  •  Current  commute  4me  from  Chalco  to  Buenavista  

sta4on:  •  By  car:  1  ½  -­‐  2  hours  •  By  public  transporta4on:  3  hours  

•  Future  commute  4me:  1  hour.  

•  Distance  from  Buenavista  to  Puebla:  165  kms.  •  Travel  4me  from  Puebla  to  Mexico  City:    

•  By  car:  2  –  2½  hours  •  By  public  transporta4on:  3+  hours  

•  Future  commute  4me:  1  hour  45  minutes.  

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Current  transportation  hubs  outside  Mexico  City  

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•  Retail  space  available.  •  Introduce  Park-­‐n-­‐Rides  to  

Mexico.  •  Offer  connec4vity  to  Metro  

and  Bus  Rapid  Transit.  (Where  available).  

Station  Proposal  

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•  Child  care  services.  •  Cyber  cafés.  •  Banks  •  Schools  •  Hotel  (where  feasible).  

Retail  

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Partnership  

ì  Grupo  Mexico  owns  railway  rights.  

ì  Currently  focused  on  freight  train  service.  

ì  Many  railways  siing  idle,  abandoned.  

ì  Provides  more  efficient  use  of  exis4ng  assets.  

Source:  Grupo  Mexico  corporate  site  

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Cuautla VK-123/VC-160

Atlixco VC-39

Izúcar de Matamoros VC-77

Irolo S-78 / HB-28

Moyotzingo VB-75

San Martín VB-70

Mezquite SC-296Acultzingo SC-289

Vaquería SC-276Puente Colorado SC-267

San A. SoledadSC-250 / EA-40

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Los Pinales VB-146Acajete VB-139

Tepatlaxco VB-136Amozoc VB-128 / E-17

Tres Jagueyes E-29Cártago E-32

Tepeaca E-38Ajajalpan E-43

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Puebla VB-110 / SA-45

Muñoz S-129

Calderón S-116Cerrito S-114

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San Sebastián E-167

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Los Cues E-217

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La Venta E-251Cuicatlán E-253

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Rodríguez Clara G-237

Jimba G-247

Los Tigres G-255

Juanita G-272Bellaco G-276

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SIMBOLOGIAFERROSUR (FSRR)LINEA CORTA OAXACA (SCT)FERROVALLE (FVTM)KANSAS (KCSM)FERROMEX (FXE)FERROCARRIL DEL ISTMO (FIT)FERROCARRIL SUBURBANOOTRAS LINEASDIVISION ESTATALESTACION

Línea VK

Huehuetoca N.M. B-47

Fuera de servicio

Fuera de servicio

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Línea V

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Tlalnepantla NA-9

Xoxtla VB-87

Tlaloc VB-57

Huitzilzingo VK-42

Tepetlixpa VK-73

Nepopualco VK-89

San Juan Texcalpa VK-105Atlatlahuacan VK-109

Km. VB-72+500

Km. VB-11+000

Fuera de servicio

Cuautitlán N.M. B-28

CerroJardín

Línea V

Fuera de servicio

Límitede Patio

E-119+000

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E-12

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CAPACIDAD 130 TON.

CAPACIDAD 120 TON.

CAPACIDAD 110 TON.

CAPACIDAD 100 TON.

Grupo  Mexico’s  Railway  Network  

Source:  Grupo  Mexico  corporate  site  

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ì  Support  by  the  federal  government  

Source:  Financial  Times  

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Future  passenger  train  service  in  Central  Mexico  

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ì  Bombardier  Joint  Venture  By  Sanjeev  Raghuvanshi  

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Bombardier  Joint  Venture  

ì  Bombardier  Transporta4on:  ì  German  Subsidiary  of  Bombardier  Inc.,  Canada    ì  Industry  leader  in  ground  transporta4on    ì  40  Years  of  worldwide  experience  in  railways    ì  Successfully  built  train  projects  in  the  U.S.  and  Mexico    

ì  Advantages:  ì  Shorter  implementa4on  4mes  ì  Cost  control  due  to  risk  minimiza4on  ì  Low  life-­‐cycle  costs  ì  Complete  project  financing  ì  Complete  pornolio  of  products,  services  and  latest  

innova4ons  Source:  Bombardier  corporate  site  

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Source:  Bombardier  corporate  site  

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What  Bombardier  can  offer  

ì  Already  an4cipa4ng  bidding  on  all  three  of  new  Mexican  passenger  rail  projects  (Government-­‐ini4ated  routes).    

ì  One  Stop  Global  Provider  

ì  Design,  Build,  Operate  and  Maintain  Projects  

ì  Electrical  and  Mechanical  Systems  Supplier  

ì  Fully  Comprehensive  Service  Provider  

ì  Credible  Systems  Integrator  

ì  Financing  

Source:  Bombardier  corporate  site  

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Alternative  

ì  Rated  AA  by  S&P  

ì  EU-­‐Mexico  Free  Trade  Agreement  

ì  Can  provide  short  term  and  long  term  financing  (DB  Finance)  ì  Over  €15  billion  in  debt  issuance  

program    

ì  Also:  knowledge,  technology  and  logis4cs  

ì  Transport  5.6M/day    

ì  “Long  Distance  Business  Unit”-­‐  Cross  Border  Rail  Services  ì  Ex:  “DB  Schenker”  employees  and  

services:  Embraer  (Brazil)  

Source:  Deutsche  Bahn  AG  company  site  

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International  Interest  

ì  Investors  and  developers  have  already  begun  eyeing  Pena  Nieto's  plan  to  oversee  a  passenger  rail  renaissance  in  Mexico.  

ì  Markus  Mildner,  execu4ve  vice  president  of  Siemens  Mexico  ,  has  said  the  German  industrial  conglomerate,  which  also  manufactures  trains,  is  interested  in  bidding.  

ì  He  calls  this  project  "viable."  

Source:  Financial  Times  

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ì  Country  Stats  &  Political  Analysis  By  Shinya  Ishihara  

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Mexico:  Facts  

ì  Popula4on:    115  million  

ì  GDP:  USD$1,177.1  billion  

ì  GDP/Capita:  USD$10,238  

ì  GDP  growth:  3.7%  (Forecast  avg.  2012-­‐2017)  

ì  Capital  City:  Mexico  City  

Source:  Economist  Intelligence  Unit  

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Mexico:  Facts  

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Mexico:  Political  Analysis  

ì  Packenham  Model  –    Enrique  Peña  Nieto  (2012-­‐2018)  ì  Poli4cal  Party  Systems:  

Consolidated  ì  Par4do  Revolucionario  

Ins4tucional  (PRI)  ì  PAN  (Right)  /  PRD  (Ley)  

ì  Poli4cal  Creden4als  of  President:  Good  

ì  Leadership  Skills  of  President:  Good  ì  Approval  ra4ng  is  high  

ì  Poli4cal  Consensus:  Moderate.  ì  PRD  opposes  market-­‐oriented  

policies  

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ì  Economic  Analysis  By  Huiling  Liu  

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Mexico:  Economic  Analysis  

ì  Hipskind  Model  ì  Flexibility  of  Exchange  Rate:  

Flexible  ì  Size  of  Current  Account  Deficit:    

ì  Small  (1.4%  of  GDP)  

ì  Size  of  Budget  Deficit:    ì  Small  (1.8%  of  GDP)  

ì  Amount  of  Foreign  Reserves:    ì  Large  (USD$170  billion)  

ì  Amount  of  Foreign  Debt:    ì  Small  (21%  of  GDP)  

Source:  Economist  Intelligence  Unit  

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ì  Social  Impact  By  Dayvisson  Da  Silva  

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Mexico  City’s  Chaotic  Transport  System  Social  Impact  

ì  Road  traffic  accidents  cause  24,000  deaths  per  year    

Source:  Publica4on:  BNA  -­‐  English  News  Provider:  Business  News  Americas    Date:  August  27  2012  

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National  government  invests  just  11%  of  budget  in  public  transport.    -­‐  12bn  pesos  (US$910mn)  of  national  funds  were  spent  in  2011  on  highway  infrastructure,  public  spaces,  public  transport,  cycle  and  pedestrian  infrastructure.    -­‐  76%  of  that  funding  was  spent  on  improvements  to  roads,  thus  favoring  the  individual  car  owner,  rather  than  public  transport.  6  Budget  in  public  transport  

Highway  infrastructure,  public  spaces,  public  transport,  cycle  and  pedestrian  infrastructure  

     Roads  -­‐  favoring  the  individual  car  owner,  rather              than  public  transport  

NaFonal  Government  Investments    (2011)    

US$910  mil  

76%  

11%  

Source:  Publica4on:  BNA  -­‐  English  News  Provider:  Business  News  Americas    Date:  August  27  2012  

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Money  &  Time  Saving  -­‐  Quality  of  Life  

Cars  over  public  transport  leads  to  more  traffic  -­‐  It  costs  $  15.8  Billion  per  year  in  terms  of  lost  man  hours  

The  average  round-­‐trip  commute  to  work  in  Mexico  City  is  2  hours  and  30  minutes  

Source:  Ins4tute  for  Transporta4on  and  Development  Policy      

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Environment  –  Pollution      

Cost  of  environmental  degrada4on  5%  of  GDP  in  2011  

Source:  Publica4on:  BNA  -­‐  English  News  Provider:  Business  News  Americas    Date:  August  27  2012  

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ì  Summary  By  Greg  Venegas-­‐Estrada  

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Summary  

ì  Corporate  Site  Selec4on:  Mexico  City.  

ì  Investment  azrac4veness:  ì  Posi4ve  poli4cal  and  economic  outlook.  ì  Government  involvement  and  support.  ì  Partnership  opportunity  with  key  players.  ì  No  compe44on  in  passenger  train  service.  ì  Azrac4ve  investment  with  a  posi4ve  social  impact.  ì  High  demand  for  public  transporta4on  use.  ì  Free  Trade  Agreements  advantages  –  Bombardier  

(NAFTA),  DB  Bahn  (EU-­‐Mexico  FTA).  

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¡Gracias!  

Thank  you!    Obrigado!    ध"यवाद!   תודה לך!     !谢谢你     شكرا! 

     Ви  благодариме!        ありがとうございました!  

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Sources  

ì  Bombardier  company  site  ì  hzp://www.bombardier.com/en/transporta4on/

products-­‐services/transporta4on-­‐systems.html  

ì  Censo  de  Población  y  Vivienda  2010  –  Estados  Unidos  Mexicanos  resultados  preliminares  ì  hzp://www.censo2010.org.mx/doc/

cpv10p_pres.pdf  

ì  Deutsche  Bahn  AG  company  site  ì  hzp://www.deutschebahn.com/en/group/

business_units/dbbahn_long_distance/2200504/business__unit__db__long__distance.html  

ì  Economist  Intelligence  Unit  –  Mexico  2013  ì  hzp://country.eiu.com/Mexico  

ì  Encuesta  Origen-­‐Des4no  2007  ì  hzp://igecem.edomex.gob.mx/descargas/

estadis4ca/ENCUESTADEORIGEN/EOD2007.pdf  

ì  Ins4tute  for  Transporta4on  &  Development  Policy  ì  www.itdp.com  

ì  Lizbeth  Diaz,  Reuters.  “Mexico  sees  $300  billion  in  infrastructure  spending.”  Kingston  Whig  Standard.  16  July  2013,  12  n.  pag.  Print.  

ì  Merrill  Douglas,  “In  Mexico,  rail  is  on  a  roll”,  Jan  2012  ì  www.inboundlogis4cs.com  

ì  Mexico’s  Infrastructure  opportuni4es  2013-­‐208  ì  hzp://export.gov/mexico/

mexicoinfrastructureopportuni4es/index.asp  

ì  OECD  Economic  Survey  of  Mexico  2013  ì  hzp://www.oecd.org/eco/surveys/mexico-­‐2013.htm  

ì  “Top  ten  largest  ci4es  in  the  world”  Maps  of  the  World  25  March  2013,  :  Web,  29  July  2013.  ì  hzp://www.mapsofworld.com/world-­‐top-­‐ten/

world-­‐top-­‐ten-­‐largest-­‐ci4es-­‐map.html