keolis group at a glance 2014/2015
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COUNTRY AND SUBSIDIARY DIRECTORS
AT A GLANCE 2014/2015
TAKING YOU FURTHER
Keolis Group is a leading public transport operator in Europe and across the world. Present in 15 countries, Keolis operates
and maintains transport networks and develops tailor-made mobility solutions
adapted to specific local needs and changing commuting patterns.
CAR PARKS #2 in France
300 car parks 138,000 spaces under management
OUR POSITIONS IN THE MARKET
AUTOMATED METROPioneer and world leader
5 networks 240 km of lines of which 70 km are under construction
925 million passengers per year
LIGHT RAILWorld leader
16 networks 660 km of lines
660 million passengers per year
RAILWAYPresence in European and North
American markets 12 networks
5,754 km of track 630 million passengers per year
REGIONAL TRANSPORT Major operator in France and
internationally 75 French departments covered
Market presence includes Belgium, Canada and Australia
URBANMarket leader in France
and one of the main private bus operators in Europe, the United States and Australia
Operating major French networks, including Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Rennes, Strasbourg...
25,300 vehicles worldwide
SOME RECENT DATES
COUNTRY AND SUBSIDIARY DIRECTORS
AT A GLANCE 2014/2015
TAKING YO U FUR THE R
Keolis Group is a leading public transport operator in Europe and across the world. Present in 15 countries, Keolis operates
and maintains transport networks and develops tailor-made mobility solutions
adapted to specific local needs and changing commuting patterns.
CAR PARKS #2 in France
300 car parks 138,000 spaces under management
OUR POSITIONS IN THE MARKET
AUTOMATED METROPioneer and world leader
5 networks 240 km of lines of which 70 km are under construction
925 million passengers per year
LIGHT RAILWorld leader
16 networks 660 km of lines
660 million passengers per year
RAILWAYPresence in European and North
American markets 12 networks
5,754 km of track 630 million passengers per year
REGIONAL TRANSPORT Major operator in France and
internationally 75 French departments covered
Market presence includes Belgium, Canada and Australia
URBANMarket leader in France
and one of the main private bus operators in Europe, the United States and Australia
Operating major French networks, including Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Rennes, Strasbourg...
25,300 vehicles worldwide
SOME RECENT DATES
AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND Bénédicte Colin
CONTINENTAL EUROPEMarc Renouprez
NORTH AMERICA Éric Asselin
UNITED KINGDOM Alistair Gordon
AUSTRALIA
Clément Michel, KDR Victoria Campbell Mason (interim), KDR Gold Coast
BELGIUMRedgy Deschacht, Eurobus Holding
and Keolis Vlaanderen
CANADAPatrick Gilloux, Keolis Canada
CHINAMarcellin Darrou, Keolis China
DENMARKPeter Lanng Nielsen, Keolis Danmark
GERMANYRoland Zschunke, Keolis Deutschland
NETHERLANDSCees Anker, Syntus
NORWAYGry Miriam Olsen, Keolis Norge
UNITED ARAB EMIRATESKarim Chaiblaine, Keolis Middle East
UNITED KINGDOMAlistair Gordon, Keolis UK
UNITED STATESGreg Baxter, Keolis Rail Services America
Steve Shaw, Keolis Transit AmericaGerald Francis, Keolis Commuter Services
SWEDENMagnus Åkerhielm, Keolis Sverige
INDIAEmmanuel Kuhn, Keolis Hyderabad
INTERNATIONAL
4 REGIONAL PLATFORMS
COUNTRY AND SUBSIDIARY DIRECTORS
OUR HISTORY FROM FRENCH COMPANY
TO INTEGRATED GLOBAL GROUP Keolis is the result of more than a century of regrouping amongst French companies working in different sectors of public transport: the automotive industry, electrical supply industry and
urban and regional transport. Over the course of the 20th century, various restructuring operations, mergers and acquisitions took place, from which two key players emerged: VIA GTI
in urban transport; and Cariane in regional transport. In 1999, SNCF became the leading shareholder in VIA GTI, which merged with Cariane. The new company was renamed Keolis in 2001. SNCF has remained Keolis’ main shareholder and today owns 70% of its capital,
with Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec owning 30%.
SOME RECENT DATESKeolis wins the
Southeastern rail franchise in the UK
with Go-Ahead.2005
Merger with EFFIA. Renewal of urban contracts in Lyon and Lille (France).
2010
Keolis becomes 100% owner of Danish bus company City-Trafik.
2007
Buy-out of remaining share capital in Syntus (Netherlands) and Orléans Express (Canada).
Establishment in Hyderabad (India). 2012
New activities in Melbourne (Australia), Washington DC
(USA), Bergen (Norway), and Bordeaux (France).
2009
A year full of major events, with the renewal of Keolis’ contract in Bordeaux and the award of contracts for Boston suburban trains, London Docklands
Light Railway and Thameslink, Southern and Great Northern rail franchise (UK).
2014
2006 Birth of an independent rail company in Germany with
the attribution of the operating contract for
Hellweg-Netz.
2011 Purchase of Tectrans
in the USA (renamed Keolis Transit America). Keolis wins the Orléans urban network
in France.
2008 Purchase of majority
shareholding in Belgian bus company Eurobus Holding.
2013 Keolis wins the contract
for the Las Vegas (United States) bus network.
Launch of the KeoLife programme.
2015 Purchase of ATE, one of Australia’s main bus
operators, which extends Keolis’ presence in the country.
4 REGIONAL PLATFORMS
COUNTRY AND SUBSIDIARY DIRECTORS
OUR ORGANISATION
Keolis’ day-to-day operations are overseen by an Executive Committee comprised of:
Jean-Pierre Farandou (Executive Chairman, Keolis Group)Michel Lamboley (Group CEO)
Bernard Tabary (CEO, International)Frédéric Baverez (CEO, France and CEO, EFFIA)Olga Damiron (Group Human Resources Director)
Arnaud Van Troeyen (Executive Vice-President, Strategy and Development)Jacques Damas (Executive Director, Rail and Operations)
Laurent Kocher (Executive Director, Marketing, Innovation and Services)
4 MAJOR URBAN NETWORKS
BORDEAUXHervé Lefèvre,
CEO, Keolis Bordeaux Métropole
LILLEGilles Fargier,
CEO, Keolis Lille
LYONPascal Jacquesson, CEO, Keolis Lyon
RENNESFrédéric Mazeaud,
CEO, Keolis Rennes
4 OPERATIONAL BRANCHES
MAJOR URBAN BRANCH Bruno Danet, Deputy CEO
GREATER PARIS BRANCH André Magnon-Pujo, Deputy CEO
TERRITORIES BRANCH Jacky Pacreau, Deputy CEO
The Territories branch is composed of four regional divisions:
NORTH-EAST / Roland de BarbentaneNORTH-WEST / Christian Bouyer
CENTRE SOUTH-WEST / Guy Le RouxSOUTH-EAST / Frédéric Rabier
EFFIAFrédéric Baverez, CEO
FRANCE FRANCE
The numerous social changes that have profoundly affected our way of life in recent years have a direct impact on public transport. In all our initiatives,
we follow five goals to better serve local authorities and passengers.
1
MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF MASS TRANSIT
Keolis, a world leader in tramways and automated metros, and a major player in local rail networks, brings together three fundamental qualities for the transport of the future:
expertise in network operation and maintenance, a multimodal dimension and digital integration. These qualities allow the Group to position itself in the largest global
metropolises and to manage very high capacity transport systems.
2
REINVENTING THE BUSINESS MODEL FOR NETWORKS
The transport business model has to adapt to the vagaries of the economic climate. Keolis works with public transport authorities to optimise service quality on networks while
taking into account budgetary constraints. To do this, the Group employs several levers, including restructuring ticket prices, combating fare evasion, optimising the offering – for example with “Neolis” – or reducing the cost of investments through grouped
purchasing and mutualised solutions, for instance.
OUR AMBITIONS
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT20, rue Le Peletier
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CONTACT
OUR ORGANISATION
Keolis’ day-to-day operations are overseen by an Executive Committee comprised of:
Jean-Pierre Farandou (Executive Chairman, Keolis Group)Michel Lamboley (Group CEO)
Bernard Tabary (CEO, International)Frédéric Baverez (CEO, France and CEO, EFFIA)Olga Damiron (Group Human Resources Director)
Arnaud Van Troeyen (Executive Vice-President, Strategy and Development)Jacques Damas (Executive Director, Rail and Operations)
Laurent Kocher (Executive Director, Marketing, Innovation and Services)
3
GIVING PRIORITY TO CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
Listening to passengers, understanding them, fulfilling their needs and providing them with the best quality of service are the ultimate goals of the Group’s philosophy, “Thinking like
a passenger”. This forms the basis of all Keolis’ initiatives. Each customer is seen as an individual, and the company’s aim is to make public transport increasingly attractive.
4
MAKING NETWORKS MORE FLUID Thanks to decades of cumulative experience in managing integrated networks, Keolis has
perfected its understanding of the four fundamental aspects of intermodal transport: infrastructure, ease of changes, passenger information and harmonisation of timetables between the various transport modes. With a presence across the entire mobility chain,
including car parking, Keolis rationalises existing networks and designs those of tomorrow, with the aim of promoting simplicity in urban travel and the attractiveness
of collective or shared transport.
5
DEVELOPING A COMMITTED AND RESPONSIBLE APPROACH
Keolis is committed to taking on board the specific concerns of each local authority. Its aim is to achieve balanced development of territories by favouring environmentally
friendly transport and alternative energy sources, while at the same time promoting diversity, equality, security and safety for all.
OUR AMBITIONS
BALANCED TURNOVER BETWEEN FRANCE AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
PROFITABILITY SEES CONTINUAL GROWTH
€5 .6 billion in Group turnover (1), up 9.3% from 2013
(1) At constant standards. Figures include activities of joint ventures in which Keolis is a minority partner, which are no longer consolidated in Group accounts because of new IFRS accounting standards.
€323million
in EBITDA(1), a 15.4% increase from 2013.
1.5xthe ratio
of net debt/EBITDA at end-2014.
FRANCE 50% INTERNATIONAL 50%
Continental Europe 19%
Australia/ New Zealand 6%
United Kingdom 20%
North America 5%
Urban 27%
Regional transport14%
EFFIA 3%
Greater Paris 6%
2014 IN FIGURES
Our figures certainly measure the year’s performance, but they also reflect our achievements and our ambition for the future:
being a leader in public transport, both in France and around the world.
3 billionpassengers
carried in 15 countries.
10mobility services covering the entire transport chain:
bus and coaches, automated metros, trams, rail, bikes, parking, transport of passengers
with reduced mobility, car-sharing, carpooling and sea and river shuttles.
60,000employees,
including 34,200 in France and 25,800abroad. In 2014, 6,900 people were recruited,
including 3,200 outside France.
5areas of activity worldwide:
Australia/New Zealand, Continental Europe, France, North America and the United Kingdom.
Complementing these platforms are the “new territories”: India, China
and the Middle East.
BALANCED TURNOVER BETWEEN FRANCE AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
PROFITABILITY SEES CONTINUAL GROWTH
€5 .6 billion in Group turnover (1), up 9.3% from 2013
(1) At constant standards. Figures include activities of joint ventures in which Keolis is a minority partner, which are no longer consolidated in Group accounts because of new IFRS accounting standards.
€323million
in EBITDA(1), a 15.4% increase from 2013.
1.5xthe ratio
of net debt/EBITDA at end-2014.
FRANCE 50% INTERNATIONAL 50%
Continental Europe 19%
Australia/ New Zealand 6%
United Kingdom 20%
North America 5%
Urban 27%
Regional transport14%
EFFIA 3%
Greater Paris 6%
2014 IN FIGURES
Our figures certainly measure the year’s performance, but they also reflect our achievements and our ambition for the future:
being a leader in public transport, both in France and around the world.
3 billionpassengers
carried in 15 countries.
10mobility services covering the entire transport chain:
bus and coaches, automated metros, trams, rail, bikes, parking, transport of passengers
with reduced mobility, car-sharing, carpooling and sea and river shuttles.
60,000employees,
including 34,200 in France and 25,800abroad. In 2014, 6,900 people were recruited,
including 3,200 outside France.
5areas of activity worldwide:
Australia/New Zealand, Continental Europe, France, North America and the United Kingdom.
Complementing these platforms are the “new territories”: India, China
and the Middle East.
2014, A YEAR OF EXPANSION
BesançonPONTARLIER
LILLE
CAENLISIEUX
Rouen
STRASBOURG
OBERNAI
METZ
POMPEY SARREBOURGCHÂLONS-EN-CHAMPAGNE
ORLÉANS
DIJON
LYONClermont-Ferrand
RENNES
Nantes
Poitiers
BORDEAUX
Toulouse
MARMANDE
Marseille
Montpellier
MILLAU
ALENÇON
ARRAS
Evreux
COLMAR
ÉPINAL
NANCY SUBTOUL
CHAUMONT
Charleville-Mézières
VESOULBelfort
LONS-LE-SAUNIER
NEVERS
Mâcon
RIOM
OYONNAX
Valence
GrenobleSt-Etienne
CHÂTEAUROUX
Chartres
TOURS
Saint-Pierre-des-Corps
BLOIS
Vendôme
QUIMPER
ANGERS
LE MANSLAVAL
NiortLa Rochelle
Angoulême Limoges
AGEN
PAU
AUCH
TARBESFOIX
Avignon
Perpignan
NÎMES
ABBEVILLE
AMIENSPéronne
SOISSONSCHAUNY
CREILSENLISCHANTILLY
CHERBOURG
ELBEUF
DREUX
HONFLEURBAYEUXFÉCAMP
LENS
Roubaix
Douai MAUBEUGEValenciennes
NARBONNE
CHÂTELLERAULT
SAINTES
CannesAIX-EN-PROVENCE
BREST MORLAIXST-MALO
LORIENT MONTARGIS
ALÈS NYONSMONTÉLIMAR
MONTBÉLIARD
VICHYMONTLUÇON
Vienne
BezanneReims
CHÂTEAU-THIERRY
Thionville
VITRÉ
Villeneuve-d’Ascq
Aulnoye-Aymeries
Louvigny
Bellegarde- sur-Valserine
AntibesNice
Dax
ARC 1950
Cassis
AURAY
ÎLE D’YEU
Vitrolles
OUR REFERENCES
BICYCLES #2 in France 16,000 cycles
Agen – Angers – Blois – Bordeaux – Brest – Châlons-en-Champagne – Dijon – Laval – Le Mans – Lens – Lille – Lorient – Marmande – Metz – Montélimar – Nevers – Nîmes – Obernai – Orléans – Pau – Quimper – Rennes – Sarrebourg – Tours – Versailles – Vichy.
CAR-SHARING Under direct management Lille – Orléans.In partnership: Bordeaux – Metz – Rennes.
CARPOOLING Arras – Châlons-en-Champagne – Lens-Béthune – Lille.
PARKING #2 in France
Antibes – Avignon – Bordeaux – Cassis – CHR Metz-Thionville – Dijon – Les Arcs – Lille –Limoges – Lyon – Nice – Marseille – Montpellier – Nantes – Paris – Poitiers – Rennes – Rouen – Suresnes – Toulouse…
ON-DEMAND TRANSPORT Agen – Aix-en-Provence – Arras – Blois – Bordeaux – Caen – Calvados – Charente-Maritime – Châtellerault – Dijon – Dreux – Elbeuf – Île-de-France – Lens-Béthune – Lisieux – Metz – Orléans – Pontarlier – Roissy – Rouen – Sarrebourg…
TRANSPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH REDUCED MOBILITY
1st TPRM operatorFranceAngers – Bordeaux – Caen – Châteauroux – Laval – Lens – Lille – Lyon – Montargis – Nice – Orléans – Paris – Rennes…
InternationalUnited States – Sweden…
AIRPORT SHUTTLES FranceBordeaux – Marseille – Metz – Montpellier – Paris-CDG – Paris-Orly – Toulon-Hyères.
InternationalFort Lauderdale, United States.
AIRPORT MANAGEMENT Angers – Dole.
RIVER AND SEA SHUTTLES Bordeaux – Brest – Lorient.
AND FOR EVEN MORE MULTIMODALITY Bicycles (rental, parking, shared cycle hire), car-sharing, carpooling, parking,
sea and river shuttles, plus our specialised services: transport for disabled people and/or people with reduced mobility, airport services…
TRAM World leader 660 km 1,120 tramsets
FranceAngers – Bordeaux – Brest – Caen – Dijon – Le Mans – Lille – Lyon – Orléans – Strasbourg – Tours.
InternationalBergen, Norway – Gold Coast and Melbourne, Australia – Nottingham, United Kingdom – Porto, Portugal.
TRAIN 12 networks 5,800 km 1,300 trains
France – Germany – Netherlands – United Kingdom – United States.
METRO World leader in automated metros 240 km 489 trainsets
London, United Kingdom – Hyderabad, India – Lille, Lyon and Rennes, France.
BUS AND COACH 25,300 buses and coaches worldwide
BUSFranceAix-en-Provence – Amiens – Blois – Châteauroux – Colmar – Lille – Montargis – Nîmes – Orléans…
InternationalCopenhagen, Denmark – Las Vegas, United States – Stockholm, Sweden…
COACH FranceAlpes-Maritimes – Alsace – Calvados – Gironde – Île-de-France – Ille-et-Vilaine – Rhône…
InternationalBelgium – United States – Quebec, Canada…
BUS RAPID TRANSIT FranceÉvry – Lorient – Lyon – Metz – Nîmes – Rennes – Strasbourg – Tours.
InternationalLas Vegas, United States.
COACH RAPID TRANSIT FranceBeauvais-Amiens – Loire-Atlantique – Franche-Comté.
OUR CORE BUSINESS: BUS, COACH, TRAM, METRO, TRAIN
INDIA
PORTUGAL
CHINAPorto
Hyderabad
ShanghaiWuhan
LUXEMBOURG
BELGIUM
THE NETHERLANDS GERMANY
DENMARK
NORWAY
SWEDEN
ZwolleEnschedeZutphen
Oldenzaal
RahdenMünster
Aalborg
Skibby
Odense
Hinnerup
SlagelseCopenhagen
HelsingeJönköping
Göteborg
NyköpingOdensbacken
Dalarna
Sundsvall
Stockholm
Finspång
Bergen
DortmundDüsseldorfVenlo
LemgoBielefeld
KasselApeldoornKeolis Vlaanderen
Eurobus Holding
SoestHamm
UNITED STATES
South Lake TahoeMartinez
FresnoLas Vegas
MonroviaAnaheim
Collier County Fort Lauderdale
Washington
BostonSan Francisco
LancasterVan Nuys
Tylstrup
Edinburgh
Newcastle
YorkHull
Birmingham
CanterburyDover
BrightonSouthampton
BlackpoolLiverpool
Glasgow
Abu DhabiUNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Gold Coast
Melbourne
Perth
AUSTRALIA
Adelaide
Brisbane
Pompano
London
Sheffield
Bedford Cambridge
Manchester
UNITED KINGDOM
Nottingham
Waterloo
Rimouski
Trois-RivièresQuebec
Rivière-du-Loup
DrummondvilleMontreal
CANADAGaspé
Longueuil
Rail service in the Netherlands
Rail service in Germany
Govia rail network (UK)
FirstLink rail network (UK)
Operations outside the platforms
of over 300 spaces
Bus / shuttle / interurban and school coaches / PRM
Taxi TrainCityManagement of over 300 spaces
Metro Metrounder construction
Bus Rapid Transit
Tramwayin operation
Plannedtramway
CITYUrban network
KEY EVENTS
NEW JOINT VENTURE AND SUBSIDIARYKeolis officially created Keolis Danmark, a joint venture with Nettbuss Danmark held 70 % by Keolis and 30 % by Nettbuss. In Norway, Fjord1, joint operator of the Bergen network, sold its share to Keolis, leading to the creation of a new subsidiary, Keolis Norge.
EFFIA STATIONNEMENT CONTINUES TO EXPANDKeolis’ subsidiary won four significant car park management contracts in 2014: Paris (Gare du Nord), Antibes (Marineland), Nice (Hôpital Pasteur 2) and Suresnes.
KEOLIS WINS WATERLOO LIGHT RAIL CONTRACTThe public-private partnership contract between Grandlinq and the Region of Waterloo will allow Keolis, currently working on the conception and design phase, to become the operator of this future light rail in the province of Ontario. This is Keolis’ first light rail deal in North America.
GOLD COAST LIGHT RAIL OPENSG: link, the new light rail in Gold Coast, was launched following three years of construction work. It runs for 13 km with 16 stations, and links the main tourist, economic and educational centres of the city.
KEOLIS WINS TWO IMPORTANT CONTRACTS By winning two major contracts, Keolis has strengthened its position in Mass Transit. The contracts involve operating Thameslink, Southern and Great Northern, the largest British rail franchise, and Docklands Light Railway, the automated London metro.
BORDEAUX RENEWS CONTRACT WITH KEOLIS Bordeaux Métropole (formerly La Cub), the Bordeaux public transport authority, has signed an eight-year contract for managing its Tbc network with Keolis, the operator since 2009.
EXTENDING TRAMWAY LINE 1 IN LYON Keolis brought into service the new 2.1 km section of the T1 tramway which links Confluence and Gerland, two districts undergoing rapid growth. Four new stations were built connecting the tramway to the metro network.
KEOLIS BUYS AUTOCARS STRIEBIG IN ALSACEAt the end of 2014 Keolis bought the family-held company Autocars Striebig, a prominent interurban transport company in Alsace, confirming the Group’s intention to develop public transport activities in this dynamic region.
SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH FOR BOSTON SUBURBAN TRAINSKeolis Commuter Services (KCS) took over running Boston’s suburban train network on July 1st, 2014, following an unprecedented effort by its teams based there. The contract, which runs for eight years, is the largest in North America delegated to a private operator.
A JOINT VENTURE AS GATEWAY TO ASIAN MARKETAfter three years of collaboration, Keolis and Shentong Metro Group signed an agreement for the creation of a joint venture, Shanghai Keolis Public Transport. This alliance will allow the partners to respond to tenders across the region.
BALANCED TURNOVER BETWEEN FRANCE AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
PROFITABILITY SEES CONTINUAL GROWTH
€5 .6 billion in Group turnover (1), up 9.3% from 2013
(1) At constant standards. Figures include activities of joint ventures in which Keolis is a minority partner, which are no longer consolidated in Group accounts because of new IFRS accounting standards.
€323million
in EBITDA(1), a 15.4% increase from 2013.
1.5xthe ratio
of net debt/EBITDA at end-2014.
FRANCE 50% INTERNATIONAL 50%
Continental Europe 19%
Australia/ New Zealand 6%
United Kingdom 20%
North America 5%
Urban 27%
Regional transport14%
EFFIA 3%
Greater Paris 6%
2014 IN FIGURES
Our figures certainly measure the year’s performance, but they also reflect our achievements and our ambition for the future:
being a leader in public transport, both in France and around the world.
3 billionpassengers
carried in 15 countries.
10mobility services covering the entire transport chain:
bus and coaches, automated metros, trams, rail, bikes, parking, transport of passengers
with reduced mobility, car-sharing, carpooling and sea and river shuttles.
60,000employees,
including 34,200 in France and 25,800abroad. In 2014, 6,900 people were recruited,
including 3,200 outside France.
5areas of activity worldwide:
Australia/New Zealand, Continental Europe, France, North America and the United Kingdom.
Complementing these platforms are the “new territories”: India, China
and the Middle East.
90 urban networks
75 departments covered
by interurban networks
FRANCE
FRANCE FRANCE FRANCE CANADA
UNITED STATES DENMARK AND NORWAY UNITED KINGDOM AUSTRALIA
CHINA
2014, A YEAR OF EXPANSION
BesançonPONTARLIER
LILLE
CAENLISIEUX
Rouen
STRASBOURG
OBERNAI
METZ
POMPEY SARREBOURGCHÂLONS-EN-CHAMPAGNE
ORLÉANS
DIJON
LYONClermont-Ferrand
RENNES
Nantes
Poitiers
BORDEAUX
Toulouse
MARMANDE
Marseille
Montpellier
MILLAU
ALENÇON
ARRAS
Evreux
COLMAR
ÉPINAL
NANCY SUBTOUL
CHAUMONT
Charleville-Mézières
VESOULBelfort
LONS-LE-SAUNIER
NEVERS
Mâcon
RIOM
OYONNAX
Valence
GrenobleSt-Etienne
CHÂTEAUROUX
Chartres
TOURS
Saint-Pierre-des-Corps
BLOIS
Vendôme
QUIMPER
ANGERS
LE MANSLAVAL
NiortLa Rochelle
Angoulême Limoges
AGEN
PAU
AUCH
TARBESFOIX
Avignon
Perpignan
NÎMES
ABBEVILLE
AMIENSPéronne
SOISSONSCHAUNY
CREILSENLISCHANTILLY
CHERBOURG
ELBEUF
DREUX
HONFLEURBAYEUXFÉCAMP
LENS
Roubaix
Douai MAUBEUGEValenciennes
NARBONNE
CHÂTELLERAULT
SAINTES
CannesAIX-EN-PROVENCE
BREST MORLAIXST-MALO
LORIENT MONTARGIS
ALÈS NYONSMONTÉLIMAR
MONTBÉLIARD
VICHYMONTLUÇON
Vienne
BezanneReims
CHÂTEAU-THIERRY
Thionville
VITRÉ
Villeneuve-d’Ascq
Aulnoye-Aymeries
Louvigny
Bellegarde- sur-Valserine
AntibesNice
Dax
ARC 1950
Cassis
AURAY
ÎLE D’YEU
Vitrolles
OUR REFERENCES
BICYCLES #2 in France 16,000 cycles
Agen – Angers – Blois – Bordeaux – Brest – Châlons-en-Champagne – Dijon – Laval – Le Mans – Lens – Lille – Lorient – Marmande – Metz – Montélimar – Nevers – Nîmes – Obernai – Orléans – Pau – Quimper – Rennes – Sarrebourg – Tours – Versailles – Vichy.
CAR-SHARING Under direct management Lille – Orléans.In partnership: Bordeaux – Metz – Rennes.
CARPOOLING Arras – Châlons-en-Champagne – Lens-Béthune – Lille.
PARKING #2 in France
Antibes – Avignon – Bordeaux – Cassis – CHR Metz-Thionville – Dijon – Les Arcs – Lille –Limoges – Lyon – Nice – Marseille – Montpellier – Nantes – Paris – Poitiers – Rennes – Rouen – Suresnes – Toulouse…
ON-DEMAND TRANSPORT Agen – Aix-en-Provence – Arras – Blois – Bordeaux – Caen – Calvados – Charente-Maritime – Châtellerault – Dijon – Dreux – Elbeuf – Île-de-France – Lens-Béthune – Lisieux – Metz – Orléans – Pontarlier – Roissy – Rouen – Sarrebourg…
TRANSPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH REDUCED MOBILITY
1st TPRM operatorFranceAngers – Bordeaux – Caen – Châteauroux – Laval – Lens – Lille – Lyon – Montargis – Nice – Orléans – Paris – Rennes…
InternationalUnited States – Sweden…
AIRPORT SHUTTLES FranceBordeaux – Marseille – Metz – Montpellier – Paris-CDG – Paris-Orly – Toulon-Hyères.
InternationalFort Lauderdale, United States.
AIRPORT MANAGEMENT Angers – Dole.
RIVER AND SEA SHUTTLES Bordeaux – Brest – Lorient.
AND FOR EVEN MORE MULTIMODALITY Bicycles (rental, parking, shared cycle hire), car-sharing, carpooling, parking,
sea and river shuttles, plus our specialised services: transport for disabled people and/or people with reduced mobility, airport services…
TRAM World leader 660 km 1,120 tramsets
FranceAngers – Bordeaux – Brest – Caen – Dijon – Le Mans – Lille – Lyon – Orléans – Strasbourg – Tours.
InternationalBergen, Norway – Gold Coast and Melbourne, Australia – Nottingham, United Kingdom – Porto, Portugal.
TRAIN 12 networks 5,800 km 1,300 trains
France – Germany – Netherlands – United Kingdom – United States.
METRO World leader in automated metros 240 km 489 trainsets
London, United Kingdom – Hyderabad, India – Lille, Lyon and Rennes, France.
BUS AND COACH 25,300 buses and coaches worldwide
BUSFranceAix-en-Provence – Amiens – Blois – Châteauroux – Colmar – Lille – Montargis – Nîmes – Orléans…
InternationalCopenhagen, Denmark – Las Vegas, United States – Stockholm, Sweden…
COACH FranceAlpes-Maritimes – Alsace – Calvados – Gironde – Île-de-France – Ille-et-Vilaine – Rhône…
InternationalBelgium – United States – Quebec, Canada…
BUS RAPID TRANSIT FranceÉvry – Lorient – Lyon – Metz – Nîmes – Rennes – Strasbourg – Tours.
InternationalLas Vegas, United States.
COACH RAPID TRANSIT FranceBeauvais-Amiens – Loire-Atlantique – Franche-Comté.
OUR CORE BUSINESS: BUS, COACH, TRAM, METRO, TRAIN
INDIA
PORTUGAL
CHINAPorto
Hyderabad
ShanghaiWuhan
LUXEMBOURG
BELGIUM
THE NETHERLANDS GERMANY
DENMARK
NORWAY
SWEDEN
ZwolleEnschedeZutphen
Oldenzaal
RahdenMünster
Aalborg
Skibby
Odense
Hinnerup
SlagelseCopenhagen
HelsingeJönköping
Göteborg
NyköpingOdensbacken
Dalarna
Sundsvall
Stockholm
Finspång
Bergen
DortmundDüsseldorfVenlo
LemgoBielefeld
KasselApeldoornKeolis Vlaanderen
Eurobus Holding
SoestHamm
UNITED STATES
South Lake TahoeMartinez
FresnoLas Vegas
MonroviaAnaheim
Collier County Fort Lauderdale
Washington
BostonSan Francisco
LancasterVan Nuys
Tylstrup
Edinburgh
Newcastle
YorkHull
Birmingham
CanterburyDover
BrightonSouthampton
BlackpoolLiverpool
Glasgow
Abu DhabiUNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Gold Coast
Melbourne
Perth
AUSTRALIA
Adelaide
Brisbane
Pompano
London
Sheffield
Bedford Cambridge
Manchester
UNITED KINGDOM
Nottingham
Waterloo
Rimouski
Trois-RivièresQuebec
Rivière-du-Loup
DrummondvilleMontreal
CANADAGaspé
Longueuil
Rail service in the Netherlands
Rail service in Germany
Govia rail network (UK)
FirstLink rail network (UK)
Operations outside the platforms
of over 300 spaces
Bus / shuttle / interurban and school coaches / PRM
Taxi TrainCityManagement of over 300 spaces
Metro Metrounder construction
Bus Rapid Transit
Tramwayin operation
Plannedtramway
CITYUrban network
KEY EVENTS
NEW JOINT VENTURE AND SUBSIDIARYKeolis officially created Keolis Danmark, a joint venture with Nettbuss Danmark held 70 % by Keolis and 30 % by Nettbuss. In Norway, Fjord1, joint operator of the Bergen network, sold its share to Keolis, leading to the creation of a new subsidiary, Keolis Norge.
EFFIA STATIONNEMENT CONTINUES TO EXPANDKeolis’ subsidiary won four significant car park management contracts in 2014: Paris (Gare du Nord), Antibes (Marineland), Nice (Hôpital Pasteur 2) and Suresnes.
KEOLIS WINS WATERLOO LIGHT RAIL CONTRACTThe public-private partnership contract between Grandlinq and the Region of Waterloo will allow Keolis, currently working on the conception and design phase, to become the operator of this future light rail in the province of Ontario. This is Keolis’ first light rail deal in North America.
GOLD COAST LIGHT RAIL OPENSG: link, the new light rail in Gold Coast, was launched following three years of construction work. It runs for 13 km with 16 stations, and links the main tourist, economic and educational centres of the city.
KEOLIS WINS TWO IMPORTANT CONTRACTS By winning two major contracts, Keolis has strengthened its position in Mass Transit. The contracts involve operating Thameslink, Southern and Great Northern, the largest British rail franchise, and Docklands Light Railway, the automated London metro.
BORDEAUX RENEWS CONTRACT WITH KEOLIS Bordeaux Métropole (formerly La Cub), the Bordeaux public transport authority, has signed an eight-year contract for managing its Tbc network with Keolis, the operator since 2009.
EXTENDING TRAMWAY LINE 1 IN LYON Keolis brought into service the new 2.1 km section of the T1 tramway which links Confluence and Gerland, two districts undergoing rapid growth. Four new stations were built connecting the tramway to the metro network.
KEOLIS BUYS AUTOCARS STRIEBIG IN ALSACEAt the end of 2014 Keolis bought the family-held company Autocars Striebig, a prominent interurban transport company in Alsace, confirming the Group’s intention to develop public transport activities in this dynamic region.
SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH FOR BOSTON SUBURBAN TRAINSKeolis Commuter Services (KCS) took over running Boston’s suburban train network on July 1st, 2014, following an unprecedented effort by its teams based there. The contract, which runs for eight years, is the largest in North America delegated to a private operator.
A JOINT VENTURE AS GATEWAY TO ASIAN MARKETAfter three years of collaboration, Keolis and Shentong Metro Group signed an agreement for the creation of a joint venture, Shanghai Keolis Public Transport. This alliance will allow the partners to respond to tenders across the region.
BALANCED TURNOVER BETWEEN FRANCE AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
PROFITABILITY SEES CONTINUAL GROWTH
€5 .6 billion in Group turnover (1), up 9.3% from 2013
(1) At constant standards. Figures include activities of joint ventures in which Keolis is a minority partner, which are no longer consolidated in Group accounts because of new IFRS accounting standards.
€323million
in EBITDA(1), a 15.4% increase from 2013.
1.5xthe ratio
of net debt/EBITDA at end-2014.
FRANCE 50% INTERNATIONAL 50%
Continental Europe 19%
Australia/ New Zealand 6%
United Kingdom 20%
North America 5%
Urban 27%
Regional transport14%
EFFIA 3%
Greater Paris 6%
2014 IN FIGURES
Our figures certainly measure the year’s performance, but they also reflect our achievements and our ambition for the future:
being a leader in public transport, both in France and around the world.
3 billionpassengers
carried in 15 countries.
10mobility services covering the entire transport chain:
bus and coaches, automated metros, trams, rail, bikes, parking, transport of passengers
with reduced mobility, car-sharing, carpooling and sea and river shuttles.
60,000employees,
including 34,200 in France and 25,800abroad. In 2014, 6,900 people were recruited,
including 3,200 outside France.
5areas of activity worldwide:
Australia/New Zealand, Continental Europe, France, North America and the United Kingdom.
Complementing these platforms are the “new territories”: India, China
and the Middle East.
90 urban networks
75 departments covered
by interurban networks
FRANCE
FRANCE FRANCE FRANCE CANADA
UNITED STATES DENMARK AND NORWAY UNITED KINGDOM AUSTRALIA
CHINA
4 REGIONAL PLATFORMS
COUNTRY AND SUBSIDIARY DIRECTORS
OUR ORGANISATION
Keolis’ day-to-day operations are overseen by an Executive Committee comprised of:
Jean-Pierre Farandou (Executive Chairman, Keolis Group)Michel Lamboley (Group CEO)
Bernard Tabary (CEO, International)Frédéric Baverez (CEO, France and CEO, EFFIA)Olga Damiron (Group Human Resources Director)
Arnaud Van Troeyen (Executive Vice-President, Strategy and Development)Jacques Damas (Executive Director, Rail and Operations)
Laurent Kocher (Executive Director, Marketing, Innovation and Services)
4 MAJOR URBAN NETWORKS
BORDEAUXHervé Lefèvre,
CEO, Keolis Bordeaux Métropole
LILLEGilles Fargier,
CEO, Keolis Lille
LYONPascal Jacquesson, CEO, Keolis Lyon
RENNESFrédéric Mazeaud,
CEO, Keolis Rennes
4 OPERATIONAL BRANCHES
MAJOR URBAN BRANCH Bruno Danet, Deputy CEO
GREATER PARIS BRANCH André Magnon-Pujo, Deputy CEO
TERRITORIES BRANCH Jacky Pacreau, Deputy CEO
The Territories branch is composed of four regional divisions:
NORTH-EAST / Roland de BarbentaneNORTH-WEST / Christian Bouyer
CENTRE SOUTH-WEST / Guy Le RouxSOUTH-EAST / Frédéric Rabier
EFFIAFrédéric Baverez, CEO
FRANCEFRANCE
The numerous social changes that have profoundly affected our way of life in recent years have a direct impact on public transport. In all our initiatives,
we follow five goals to better serve local authorities and passengers.
1
MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF MASS TRANSIT
Keolis, a world leader in tramways and automated metros, and a major player in local rail networks, brings together three fundamental qualities for the transport of the future:
expertise in network operation and maintenance, a multimodal dimension and digital integration. These qualities allow the Group to position itself in the largest global
metropolises and to manage very high capacity transport systems.
2
REINVENTING THE BUSINESS MODEL FOR NETWORKS
The transport business model has to adapt to the vagaries of the economic climate. Keolis works with public transport authorities to optimise service quality on networks while
taking into account budgetary constraints. To do this, the Group employs several levers, including restructuring ticket prices, combating fare evasion, optimising the offering – for example with “Neolis” – or reducing the cost of investments through grouped
purchasing and mutualised solutions, for instance.
OUR AMBITIONS
AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND Bénédicte Colin
CONTINENTAL EUROPEMarc Renouprez
NORTH AMERICA Éric Asselin
UNITED KINGDOM Alistair Gordon
AUSTRALIA
Clément Michel, KDR Victoria Campbell Mason (interim), KDR Gold Coast
BELGIUMRedgy Deschacht, Eurobus Holding
and Keolis Vlaanderen
CANADAPatrick Gilloux, Keolis Canada
CHINAMarcellin Darrou, Keolis China
DENMARKPeter Lanng Nielsen, Keolis Danmark
GERMANYRoland Zschunke, Keolis Deutschland
NETHERLANDSCees Anker, Syntus
NORWAYGry Miriam Olsen, Keolis Norge
UNITED ARAB EMIRATESKarim Chaiblaine, Keolis Middle East
UNITED KINGDOMAlistair Gordon, Keolis UK
UNITED STATESGreg Baxter, Keolis Rail Services America
Steve Shaw, Keolis Transit AmericaGerald Francis, Keolis Commuter Services
SWEDENMagnus Åkerhielm, Keolis Sverige
INDIAEmmanuel Kuhn, Keolis Hyderabad
INTERNATIONAL
4 REGIONAL PLATFORMS
COUNTRY AND SUBSIDIARY DIRECTORS
OUR HISTORY FROM FRENCH COMPANY
TO INTEGRATED GLOBAL GROUP Keolis is the result of more than a century of regrouping amongst French companies working in different sectors of public transport: the automotive industry, electrical supply industry and
urban and regional transport. Over the course of the 20th century, various restructuring operations, mergers and acquisitions took place, from which two key players emerged: VIA GTI
in urban transport; and Cariane in regional transport. In 1999, SNCF became the leading shareholder in VIA GTI, which merged with Cariane. The new company was renamed Keolis in 2001. SNCF has remained Keolis’ main shareholder and today owns 70% of its capital,
with Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec owning 30%.
SOME RECENT DATESKeolis wins the
Southeastern rail franchise in the UK
with Go-Ahead.2005
Merger with EFFIA. Renewal of urban contracts in Lyon and Lille (France).
2010
Keolis becomes 100% owner of Danish bus company City-Trafik.
2007
Buy-out of remaining share capital in Syntus (Netherlands) and Orléans Express (Canada).
Establishment in Hyderabad (India). 2012
New activities in Melbourne (Australia), Washington DC
(USA), Bergen (Norway), and Bordeaux (France).
2009
A year full of major events, with the renewal of Keolis’ contract in Bordeaux and the award of contracts for Boston suburban trains, London Docklands
Light Railway and Thameslink, Southern and Great Northern rail franchise (UK).
2014
2006 Birth of an independent rail company in Germany with
the attribution of the operating contract for
Hellweg-Netz.
2011 Purchase of Tectrans
in the USA (renamed Keolis Transit America). Keolis wins the Orléans urban network
in France.
2008 Purchase of majority
shareholding in Belgian bus company Eurobus Holding.
2013 Keolis wins the contract
for the Las Vegas (United States) bus network.
Launch of the KeoLife programme.
2015 Purchase of ATE, one of Australia’s main bus
operators, which extends Keolis’ presence in the country.
2014, A YEAR OF EXPANSION
OUR REFERENCES
BICYCLES #2 in France 16,000 cycles
Agen – Angers – Blois – Bordeaux – Brest – Châlons-en-Champagne – Dijon – Laval – Le Mans – Lens – Lille – Lorient – Marmande – Metz – Montélimar – Nevers – Nîmes – Obernai – Orléans – Pau – Quimper – Rennes – Sarrebourg – Tours – Versailles – Vichy.
CAR-SHARING Under direct management Lille – Orléans.In partnership: Bordeaux – Metz – Rennes.
CARPOOLING Arras – Châlons-en-Champagne – Lens-Béthune – Lille.
PARKING #2 in France
Antibes – Avignon – Bordeaux – Cassis – CHR Metz-Thionville – Dijon – Les Arcs – Lille –Limoges – Lyon – Nice – Marseille – Montpellier – Nantes – Paris – Poitiers – Rennes – Rouen – Suresnes – Toulouse…
ON-DEMAND TRANSPORT Agen – Aix-en-Provence – Arras – Blois – Bordeaux – Caen – Calvados – Charente-Maritime – Châtellerault – Dijon – Dreux – Elbeuf – Île-de-France – Lens-Béthune – Lisieux – Metz – Orléans – Pontarlier – Roissy – Rouen – Sarrebourg…
TRANSPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH REDUCED MOBILITY
1st TPRM operatorFranceAngers – Bordeaux – Caen – Châteauroux – Laval – Lens – Lille – Lyon – Montargis – Nice – Orléans – Paris – Rennes…
InternationalUnited States – Sweden…
AIRPORT SHUTTLES FranceBordeaux – Marseille – Metz – Montpellier – Paris-CDG – Paris-Orly – Toulon-Hyères.
InternationalFort Lauderdale, United States.
AIRPORT MANAGEMENT Angers – Dole.
RIVER AND SEA SHUTTLES Bordeaux – Brest – Lorient.
AND FOR EVEN MORE MULTIMODALITY Bicycles (rental, parking, shared cycle hire), car-sharing, carpooling, parking,
sea and river shuttles, plus our specialised services: transport for disabled people and/or people with reduced mobility, airport services…
TRAM World leader 660 km 1,120 tramsets
FranceAngers – Bordeaux – Brest – Caen – Dijon – Le Mans – Lille – Lyon – Orléans – Strasbourg – Tours.
InternationalBergen, Norway – Gold Coast and Melbourne, Australia – Nottingham, United Kingdom – Porto, Portugal.
TRAIN 12 networks 5,800 km 1,300 trains
France – Germany – Netherlands – United Kingdom – United States.
METRO World leader in automated metros 240 km 489 trainsets
London, United Kingdom – Hyderabad, India – Lille, Lyon and Rennes, France.
BUS AND COACH 25,300 buses and coaches worldwide
BUSFranceAix-en-Provence – Amiens – Blois – Châteauroux – Colmar – Lille – Montargis – Nîmes – Orléans…
InternationalCopenhagen, Denmark – Las Vegas, United States – Stockholm, Sweden…
COACH FranceAlpes-Maritimes – Alsace – Calvados – Gironde – Île-de-France – Ille-et-Vilaine – Rhône…
InternationalBelgium – United States – Quebec, Canada…
BUS RAPID TRANSIT FranceÉvry – Lorient – Lyon – Metz – Nîmes – Rennes – Strasbourg – Tours.
InternationalLas Vegas, United States.
COACH RAPID TRANSIT FranceBeauvais-Amiens – Loire-Atlantique – Franche-Comté.
OUR CORE BUSINESS: BUS, COACH, TRAM, METRO, TRAIN
2014, A YEAR OF EXPANSION
OUR REFERENCES
BICYCLES #2 in France 16,000 cycles
Agen – Angers – Blois – Bordeaux – Brest – Châlons-en-Champagne – Dijon – Laval – Le Mans – Lens – Lille – Lorient – Marmande – Metz – Montélimar – Nevers – Nîmes – Obernai – Orléans – Pau – Quimper – Rennes – Sarrebourg – Tours – Versailles – Vichy.
CAR-SHARING Under direct management Lille – Orléans.In partnership: Bordeaux – Metz – Rennes.
CARPOOLING Arras – Châlons-en-Champagne – Lens-Béthune – Lille.
PARKING #2 in France
Antibes – Avignon – Bordeaux – Cassis – CHR Metz-Thionville – Dijon – Les Arcs – Lille –Limoges – Lyon – Nice – Marseille – Montpellier – Nantes – Paris – Poitiers – Rennes – Rouen – Suresnes – Toulouse…
ON-DEMAND TRANSPORT Agen – Aix-en-Provence – Arras – Blois – Bordeaux – Caen – Calvados – Charente-Maritime – Châtellerault – Dijon – Dreux – Elbeuf – Île-de-France – Lens-Béthune – Lisieux – Metz – Orléans – Pontarlier – Roissy – Rouen – Sarrebourg…
TRANSPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH REDUCED MOBILITY
1st TPRM operatorFranceAngers – Bordeaux – Caen – Châteauroux – Laval – Lens – Lille – Lyon – Montargis – Nice – Orléans – Paris – Rennes…
InternationalUnited States – Sweden…
AIRPORT SHUTTLES FranceBordeaux – Marseille – Metz – Montpellier – Paris-CDG – Paris-Orly – Toulon-Hyères.
InternationalFort Lauderdale, United States.
AIRPORT MANAGEMENT Angers – Dole.
RIVER AND SEA SHUTTLES Bordeaux – Brest – Lorient.
AND FOR EVEN MORE MULTIMODALITY Bicycles (rental, parking, shared cycle hire), car-sharing, carpooling, parking,
sea and river shuttles, plus our specialised services: transport for disabled people and/or people with reduced mobility, airport services…
TRAM World leader 660 km 1,120 tramsets
FranceAngers – Bordeaux – Brest – Caen – Dijon – Le Mans – Lille – Lyon – Orléans – Strasbourg – Tours.
InternationalBergen, Norway – Gold Coast and Melbourne, Australia – Nottingham, United Kingdom – Porto, Portugal.
TRAIN 12 networks 5,800 km 1,300 trains
France – Germany – Netherlands – United Kingdom – United States.
METRO World leader in automated metros 240 km 489 trainsets
London, United Kingdom – Hyderabad, India – Lille, Lyon and Rennes, France.
BUS AND COACH 25,300 buses and coaches worldwide
BUSFranceAix-en-Provence – Amiens – Blois – Châteauroux – Colmar – Lille – Montargis – Nîmes – Orléans…
InternationalCopenhagen, Denmark – Las Vegas, United States – Stockholm, Sweden…
COACH FranceAlpes-Maritimes – Alsace – Calvados – Gironde – Île-de-France – Ille-et-Vilaine – Rhône…
InternationalBelgium – United States – Quebec, Canada…
BUS RAPID TRANSIT FranceÉvry – Lorient – Lyon – Metz – Nîmes – Rennes – Strasbourg – Tours.
InternationalLas Vegas, United States.
COACH RAPID TRANSIT FranceBeauvais-Amiens – Loire-Atlantique – Franche-Comté.
OUR CORE BUSINESS: BUS, COACH, TRAM, METRO, TRAIN
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CONTACT
OUR ORGANISATION
Keolis’ day-to-day operations are overseen by an Executive Committee comprised of:
Jean-Pierre Farandou (Executive Chairman, Keolis Group)Michel Lamboley (Group CEO)
Bernard Tabary (CEO, International)Frédéric Baverez (CEO, France and CEO, EFFIA)Olga Damiron (Group Human Resources Director)
Arnaud Van Troeyen (Executive Vice-President, Strategy and Development)Jacques Damas (Executive Director, Rail and Operations)
Laurent Kocher (Executive Director, Marketing, Innovation and Services)
3
GIVING PRIORITY TO CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
Listening to passengers, understanding them, fulfilling their needs and providing them with the best quality of service are the ultimate goals of the Group’s philosophy, “Thinking like
a passenger”. This forms the basis of all Keolis’ initiatives. Each customer is seen as an individual, and the company’s aim is to make public transport increasingly attractive.
4
MAKING NETWORKS MORE FLUID Thanks to decades of cumulative experience in managing integrated networks, Keolis has
perfected its understanding of the four fundamental aspects of intermodal transport: infrastructure, ease of changes, passenger information and harmonisation of timetables between the various transport modes. With a presence across the entire mobility chain,
including car parking, Keolis rationalises existing networks and designs those of tomorrow, with the aim of promoting simplicity in urban travel and the attractiveness
of collective or shared transport.
5
DEVELOPING A COMMITTED AND RESPONSIBLE APPROACH
Keolis is committed to taking on board the specific concerns of each local authority. Its aim is to achieve balanced development of territories by favouring environmentally
friendly transport and alternative energy sources, while at the same time promoting diversity, equality, security and safety for all.
OUR AMBITIONS