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INTEGRATING THE PORTUGUESE ROADS AND RAILWAYS IBTTA Global Tolling Summit Lisbon, October 28th 2019 VANDA NOGUEIRA Member of the Board of Directors

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INTEGRATING THE PORTUGUESE ROADS AND RAILWAYS

IBTTA Global Tolling Summit • Lisbon, October 28th 2019

VANDA NOGUEIRAMember of the Board of Directors

October 28, 2019 | Page 2

00 INDEXIP

1. THE GENESIS

2. A MERGER PROCESS

3. THE COMPANY

4. THE RESULTS - SUCCESSES AND CHALLENGES

NATIONAL IMPACTnationwide (road and rail) networks

GOVERNMENT SHAREHOLDERInfrastructure and Finance

LEGISLATION AND REGULATIONSafety (road and rail), environment, procurement, labour

TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGEengineering (mechanical, electrical, civil, energy, geotechnical, hydraulic, computer)

STAKEHOLDERSUsers, public entities, municipalities, individuals and private companies, suppliers

FINANCIAL MODEL100% public

EMPLOYEES>1000, complex labour environment

ASSET MANAGEMENTlinear infrastructure (road and rail), bridges, tunnels

01 THE GENESISIP 2 “WAY” INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGERS

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02 A MERGER PROCESSIP RATIONAL

BACKGROUND10 years of strong investment in infrastructure mainly on motorways (~70%)

Positive results on Portugal's international competitive position (~12 positions)Source: World Economic Forum -The Global Competitiveness Report 2014 - 2015

Strategic challenge on railway (freight: 90% road; 10% rail)

TRIGGERUnsustainable financing model

Poor integrated planning

Economic Adjustment Programme (EU / IMF)

Investment opportunity (EU funds) Establishment of theMerger PMO

Appointment of the Planning Commission

Investment Plan approval

PETI Plano Estratégico dos Transportes e

Infraestruturas.Horizonte 2014-2020

April 3th

2014

August 6th

2014

GOALS

1. Achieve financial sustainability (road concession management experience)

2. Integrate and optimize infrastructure networks (“last mile”)

3. Explore internal synergies (scale and know-how)

4. Explore external synergies (regional presence)

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02 A MERGER PROCESSIP MAIN GOALS

Start06-08-14

End26-02-16

1º T´15 2º T 3º T 4º T 1º T´164º T3º T´14

PHASE IPLANNING

PHASE IIJOINTMANAGEMENT

PHASE IIILEGAL MERGER

PHASE IVOPERATIONAL MERGER

PHASE VSUSTAINABILITY

I. Governance model and II. Statutes

III. Strategic Plan

IV. Sustainability Strategy

V. Organization and People

VI. IT Strategy

VIII. Facilities

X.Ad-hoc Initiatives

VII. Communication and Image

IX. Quick Wins Plan

02 A MERGER PROCESSIP PHASES, ACTIONS, DELIVERABLES

18 MONTHS 24 MONTHS

33% Deadline Deviation

01-06-2015

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01-01-2015

PLAN REAL01-01-2015

03 THE COMPANYIP IDENTITY

October 28, 2019 | Page 7

Technical assistance programsand transport engineering

consulting in road and railway sectors

Management of IP real estate and commercial development of the railway stations and transport interfaces

Telecommunications Operator and Datacentre and Cloud Computing services provider

DEFINING THE DESTINATION

MISSIONThe purpose of IP is to plan, design, finance, maintain, operate, rehabilitate, extend and modernise the national road and railway networks, including the command and control of train movements in the railway domain.

VISIONTo position IP as a manager of multimodal mobility, enhancing asset management and ensuring the provision of a safe, efficient and sustainable service, with added value from the profitability of complementary assets.

03 THE COMPANYIP ASSETS

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6 860 kmOPTICAL-FIBER CABLES

3 683Employees

3 Datacentres 4 640 kmROAD DUCT FOR TELECOM CABLES

37 000 000Trains-kmPER YEAR

24 000 000 000Vehicles-kmPER YEAR

500Railway Stations 200 000 000

Tons / year

FREIGHTBY ROAD

FREIGHTBY RAILWAY

10 000 000Tons / year

2 600KM RAILWAY1 600 km

ELECTRIFIED RAILWAY

1 000 kmNetwork - subconcession

14 100 kmNetwork under direct jurisdiction

7 500ENGINEERING STRUCTURES

THE ROAD FINANCIAL BOOST

turnover2014: 941 / 100 M€

EBT2014: 24 / -114 M€

total assets2018: 26.376 M€

turnover2018: 1.151 M€

EBT2018: 109 M€

04 THE RESULTSIP SUCESSES AND CHALLENGES

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turnover2015: 1.320 M€

EBT2015: 29 M€

2014 (EP / REFER)

2018

2015 (IP)

04 THE RESULTSIP SUCESSES AND CHALLENGES

AN ASSET GIANT

1. Size and scope - business related to road and railway infrastructures + complementary businesses (engineering, technology, real estate)

2. Capabilities - Engineering, Project Management and Contract Management (internal/outsourcing)

3. Driving force of the national economy:

• Investment 2020-2022: 2.157 M€ (excluding PPP)

• IP2019 budget: 3.182 M€ represents 1,6 % GDP• Procurement volume:

2.000 M€portfolio

> 4.000Procedures / year

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04 THE RESULTSIP SUCESSES AND CHALLENGES

THE RAILWAY RIGOR• Telematics in DNA - more intelligence and integration into operating systems

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Rail Exploitation• Regulated and standardized models• Safety and Service (monitored in

OCC) as keys

Road Exploitation• Harmonization and levelling of Telematics solutions

- Secure communications network- Operating support network (fixed and mobile)- Operational telephony communications (fixed and mobile)- Video monitoring- Room layouts- Industrial Automation- Information Systems

Rail-Road Synergies• Road Innovation (projects under

Cooperative-ITS)

1

2 3

IP3 (COIMBRA-VISEU)

REDUNDANT OPTICAL FIBER NETWORK

Information required for traffic management

(sensors)- Visibility- Rainfall- Wind- Temperature- Collision - Video monitoring- Vehicle counting- Vehicle weighing- Vehicle classification- Speed control- Infrastructure Condition

Centralized Infrastructure Management

WIRELESS NETWORK TO SUPPORT “I2V” COMMUNICATIONS

Cooperative-ITS ServicesBroadcast via “I2V”

- Accident- Slow or stationary vehicle- Priority vehicle- Traffic jam ahead- Road works- Weather Conditions- Slippery road- Traffic light status- Speed limit- Other hazards

Road Operation Management and Monitoring

WIRELESS NETWORK TO SUPPORT IOT SENSORS

DATA ACQUISITION

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MONDEGO MOBILITY SYSTEM

INTELLIGENT CENTRALIZED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

SIGNALING AND SPEED CONTROL

OPTICAL ACCURACY GUIDANCE

TRAVEL SAFETY AND COMFORT

PASSENGER ADDRESS INFORMATION SYSTEM

VIDEO SURVEILLANCE

TICKETING

OPERATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS

INTERSECTION MANAGEMENT

VIDEO SURVEILLANCE

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04 THE RESULTSIP SUCESSES AND CHALLENGES

IP positioning in the “new” customer-oriented mobility paradigm…

1. With the concessionaire (State), evolving the financing model (RSC vs decarbonisation)

2. With the user(platforms), providing info/intelligence for road and rail traffic management

3. Adapting asset management to mobility requirements

4. Develop and deploy the (operational & technological) modernization/protection of the operation

… at the same time that…

5. Executes an investment plan of 2.157 M€ till 2022, highly demanding in both internal and external resources (engineering designers, contractors, materials, …)

6. Deals with Culture

October 28, 2019 | Page 14

THANK YOU!

VANDA NOGUEIRA

[email protected]