STRATEGIC LOCATION

The Port of Altamira is strategically located in the south part of

the State of Tamaulipas. It has of extension.1,361.73 km²

Is part of the so called Metropolitan Zone, joint with the

municipalities of Tampico and Madero.

Main Productive Areas in our

Industrial Zone

• Petrochemical

• Electricity Generation

• Metal-mechanic

• Textile

DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

Population 2010 (Estimate)

Metropolitan Area706,770 INHABITANTS

Annual Average 2000 / 2010: 1.6 %

Economical Active population 2010 287,137

Population in mnufacture 76,378 (28% ) Total Population

Population between 1.5 and 44 years old 353,307 (49.2% ) Total Population

POPULATION BY AGE

45 years old and over20%

0 – 14 years old 24%

15 – 44 years old 56%

METROPOLITAN AREA

CityNumber of inhabitants

Altamira 212,001

Ciudad Madero 197,216

Tampico 297,554

Total 706,770

, Nuevo León and Coahuila,

represent more than of the imports and exports

through the Port. Emphasizing Tamaulipas´s, condition

owed principally to its industrial vocation and its

petrochemical corridor.

HINTERLAND

Tamaulipas40%

Around 53 million people live in this states (47.6% of the total population)

(Source: INEGI Census 2010).

30%

18%

6%

16%

9%

1%

20%

FORELAND

•Exportation charges is centered on

mainly chemical plants Industrial Port Complex.

•Import Charges are made up mostly by petrochemical fluids from

and natural gas and minerals in

South America and Europe

North America

South America.

North America

Europe

South America

Others

Asia

Africa

Central America

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MARITIME SERVICE

• Shipping lines with regular service • Connection with the main ports of the five continents

9,500

CONFIGURATION

Altamira’s Industrial Port Complex has approximately thousand

hectares. (23,475 acres)

5,098 has. for Industrial Development (12,597 acres)/ 2,800 has. available

(4,942 acres)

3,075 has. of Port Grounds (7,598 acres)/ 1.9 has. available (4,695 acres)

1,422 has. For Ecological Buffer Zone (3,514 acres)

PETROCHEMICAL CORRIDOR

• Over 6,000 millon pesos invested

• A13 national and international plants installed

• Represent 30% of the total national petrochemical production

• The 100% of synthetic rubber produced in Mexico comes from

Altamira

Titanium Dioxide1960

Synthetic Rubber –Emulsion

1967

Chemical Rubber1972

Carbon Black1977

Petrotemex Group1997

PVC1981

Synthetic Rubber1982

Electric Motors1983

Industrial Gas

1990

Polypropylene

1992

PET1997

Steam and Electric Power(ENERTEK) - Iberdrola

1998

PETROCHEMICAL CORRIDOR

Fibers1985

INDUSTRIAL PARK

ExpandablePolystyrene

1995

PVC1981

ABS and SAN

resins1991

Resins, dispersions

and Auxiliary

1995

Toilet paper and

napkins1995

PVC ConstructionSystem

1995

Energygeneration

1997

Polypropylene roll2004

Carbon Black2006

Galvanised steel2006

Plastic and

polyester

2006

ALTAMIRA´S INDUSTRIAL PORT COMPLEX

Since 2000, we have received over 28,000 million pesos in private investment.

40 national and foreign companies installed

More than 20,000 direct and indirect jobs

ALTAMIRA´S INDUSTRIAL PORT COMPLEX

*Total Cargo 2016: 17,720,484 tons.

*Vessels Arrived 2016: 1,725

McDERMOTT

Construction of Oil

extraction platforms

INSA

Fluids

TERMINAL LNG DE

ALTAMIRA

Natural Gas

IPMMulti Purpose

and Break Bulk

IPAGeneral Cargo

COOPER T. SMITHMineral Bulk

ATPMulti Purpose

and Break Bulk

VOPAKFluids

TMAMineral Bulk /

Agri Bulk

STYROLUTIONFluids

TEPEALFluids

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OTM

Fluids

INDUSTRIAL PORT

Nowadays is under construction the company Dragados Offshore, wich is dedicated to Marine Platforms Construction and PISSA dedicated to Handling of merchandise for

the development of activities of the energy industry.

• 40 ft deep channel

• 17 berth in operation

• Potential for 90 berths in the future of 300 m. each.

Maritime terminals operating

Fuente: Ferromex

LINKS

Railway companies

Matamoros

Monterrey

Monclova

Torreón

Zacatecas

San Luis Potosí

LeonGuadalajaraQuerétaro

Silao

Distrito Federal

Altamira – Matamoros (491 km)

Altamira – Monclova (727 km)

Altamira – Monterrey (494 km)

Saltillo

Altamira – Saltillo (583 km)

Altamira – Zacatecas (639 km)

Altamira – Torreón (831 km)

Altamira - San Luis Potosí (457 km)

Altamira – Leon (640 km)

Altamira – Guadalajara (789 km)

Altamira – Querétaro (647 km)

Altamira – Distrito Federal (518 km)

Altamira – Silao (609 km)

LINKS

Altamira Terminal Portuaria

Equipment

Surface: 14 has

Berth: 600 m

Draft: 12.20 m (40´ feet)

MULTI-PORPUSE TERMINALS

• 2 Side Loader, 9 ton capacity, up to 8

containers stowed

• 3 zpmc Super Post Panamax Cranes (78

tones capacity)

• 2 Gottwald movil Cranes (100 tones

capacity)

• 1 Krupp Panamax Crane (40 tones

capacity).

• 9 yard Kone Cranes (40 tones capacity)

• 2 ZPMC yard crane (40 tones capacity)

• 3 Reach Stacker for full containers (45 tones

capacity)

• 127 connection for reefers

• 2,962 m² of covered warehouse.

Suface: 20.3 has

Draft: 12.50 m (41´pies)

Berth: 600 m

Infraestructura Portuaria Mexicana

Equipment

MULTI-PORPUSE TERMINALS

• 1 Super Post Panamax Kalmar Crane (76

tones capacity).

• 1 Post Panamax Liebherr Crane (100 tones

capacity).

• 2 Panamax Crane (40.6 tones capacity)

• 4 RTG Marathon Yard Cranes (40.6 tones

capacity).

• 4 Yard RTG Kalmar Cranes (40 tones

capacity).

• 2 RTG Noell yard crane (40 tones

capacity).

• 2 Kalmar reach stacker (40 tones

capacity)

• 126 Connection for reefers.

• 12,027 m² of covered warehouse.

• 92,000 m² courtyards.

STYROLUTION MEXICANA, S.A. DE C.V.

Superficie: 1.4 has

Calado: 9.8 m (32’ 00’’ pies)

Muelle: 200 m

Capacidad: 38,800 m³

TERMINAL PETROQUIMICA DE ALTAMIRA, S.A. DE C.V. (TEPEAL)

Superficie: 6.9 has

Calado: 9.8 m (32’ 00’’ pies)

Muelle: 300 m

Capacidad: 85,873 m³

OPERADORA DE TERMINALES MARÍTIMAS, S.A. DE C.V. (OTM)

Superficie: 7.3 has

Calado: 9.5 m (31’ 06’’ pies)

Muelle: 222 m

Capacidad: 67,200 m³

INDUSTRIAS NEGROMEX, S.A. DE C.V. (INSA)

Superficie: 2.9 has

Calado: 9.4 m (31’ 00’’ pies)

Muelle: 220 m

Capacidad: 4,400 m³

VOPAK MÉXICO, S.A. DE C.V.

Superficie: 4.7 has

Calado: 10. 9 m (36’ 00’’ pies)

Muelle: 260 m

Capacidad: 109,800 m³

FLUIDS TERMINALS

TERMINAL MARÍTIMA DE ALTAMIRA, S.A de C.V (TMA)

Surface: 11.3 has

Draft: 11.40 m (37´ 06´ feet)

Berth: 159 m

COOPER T. SMITH DE MÉXICO, S.A. DE C.V. (CTS)

Surface: 11.52 has

Draft: Berth 1.- 11.80 m (40’ feet)

Berth 2.- 12.20 m (40’ feet)

Berth: 600 m

MINERAL BULK TERMINALS

Surface: 51.3 has

Draft: 11.80 m (38´ 06´´feet)

Surface: 51.3 has

J. RAY MCDERMOTT, S.A. DE C.V.

Surface: 1.1 has

Draft: 11.70 m (38´ 06´´feet)

Berth: 273 m

INMOBILIARIA PORTUARIA DE ALTAMIRA, S.A. DE C.V. (IPA)

SPECIALIZED TERMINALS

Surface: 20 has

Draft: 12.20 m (40´ pies)

Berth: for LNG vessels(maxium of 335 m lenght).

TERMINAL LNG DE ALTAMIRA, S. DE R.L. (TLA)

Tanks: 300,000 m³

LIQUEFIDE NATURAL GAS TERMINAL

Altamira´s Customs is notable for providing:

CUSTOM INFRAESTRUCTURE

• 3 radiation arches

• 2 arches for exportation (loaded)

• 1 arch for importation (loaded)

• 37 inspection platforms

• 6 Gamma Ray pieces of equipment for VACIS Portal.

• 3 equipment dedicated to

importation

• 2 equipment for fulls

• 1 equipment for empties

• 2 equipment dedicated toexportation (loaded)

• 1 equipment for inspection ofrailroad cars

•1 immobile VACIS X-Ray equipment

•1 mobile X-Ray equipment.

• Highly trained staff

• Service attitude

•Quick checking and safety in handling thegoods

Benefits

FREE TRADE ZONE (FTZ)

Altamira is one of the sea ports in Mexico that have a Free Trade Zone, enabling

our clients to store, distribute, add value and process manufacture with

convenient tax benefits.

• Easier inventory control

• Swifter and faster 24-hour Customs dispatch

• Swiftness and simplicity in crossing into the country

• Elimination of delays and storage charges

• They can be transferred from one company to another inside the FTZ

• They can be transformed, modifying their tariff fraction customs code

• IMMEX Program Compatibility

GUARANTEE CURRENTLY OFFERS

SEAL OF GUARANTEE

• Integral system of quality that assure the fulfillment of standards in port

services, involving all actors in the port-logistics chain.

• The Seal of Guarantee affiliates a prestigious group of companies,

public and private organizations that are a synonym of quality and

excellence.

• To ensure the impartiality of the Seal of Quality, the system is governed by an

independent autonomous organization.

• The Ship Docking Guarantee: Ensure that the vessel will start operation 2:30 hours after its

arrival to the buoy, as long as there are not unforeseen situations

• Container Flow Guarantee: the multipurpose terminals (containers) of the Port, guarantee

under certain conditions, the loading and offloading at a minimum rate of 45 TEU´s per

hour.

• Steel products download Guarantee: Under certain conditions, vessel offloading

maneuvers, truck and gondola loading maneuvers are guaranteed.

PUERTO SIN PAPELES

BENEFITS MODULES IN DEVELOPMENT:

MODULES ON OPERATION:

On June 27, 2011, an innovative web-based system was implemented, that eases the

exchange of information generated among the different actors involved in the logistic

and port processes: The PSP®, which concentrates this information in a unique , structured,

and reliable version, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and from any computer or

mobile device with internet access. The PSP® was originated by the need to automate,

make more efficient and modernize the proceeding among the shipping agencies,

federal authorities, terminals and the API

• Agility in the proceedings

• Comfort in the processes

• Cost reduction

• Unique version of the information

• 24/7 availability of the information

• Remote updating

• Real-time information

• Consultation from desktop, portable and mobile

devices with any latest-generation operating system

• Requests of maritime and port services in

coordination with the authorities

• Savings in time and money by avoiding unnecessary

travel

• Annex 29 (Requirement by Maritime Customs)

• State of Facts

• Interconnection of Facilities

• Module accidents

• Port Services Suppliers

• Scheduling of ships

• Electronic release of the Certificate of Non-

Indebtedness

• Downloading of electronics invoices

• Notice of arrival to the different Port Authorities

• National Migration Institute module

• Registration of Shipping Units and Lines

TOTAL CARGO HANDLING

0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

14,000

16,000

18,000

2000

5,752

2001

6,596

2002

7,392

2003

7,586

2004

8,537

2005

9,296

2006

10,662

2007

12,332

2008

13,368

2009

11,356

2010

14,569

2011

16,197

2012

16,027

2013

15,333

2014

17,314

2015

18,033

2016

17,720

2017

17,948*Projected

Figure

VESSELS

* Cifra pronosticada

0

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

1,400

1,600

1,800

2000

1,182

2001

1,217

2002

1,164

2003

1,182

2004

1,255

2005

1,306

2006

1,341

2007

1,475

2008

1,486

2009

1,454

2010

1,606

2011

1,639

2012

1,711

2013

1,486

2014

1,602

2015

1,680

2017

1,710* Projected

Figure

2016

1,887

Endangered Species

Protection Program:

More than

314,000hatchling lora turtles

released.

Ecological

Buffer

Reforestation:

350,000sown plants

Wetland Reforestation Project

More than 50 hectaresto create an habitat for migratory birds

and a

protective barrier against the wind

(mangrove and casuarinas).

ISO 14001:2004(Environmental

Managment System),

allows us to identify

and manage our

activities in a friendly

way with the

environment.

ISO 9001:2008 (Quality

Managment

System), allows us to

know and

fulfill the

expectations of our

customers.

Industria Limpiareaffirms its commitment to the

environment that API Altamira has, through fulfillment of the applicable

legislation on water, air, noise, environmental emergencies, energy,

natural resources, forestry, wildlife, waste, risk , environmental

management, subsoil and soil.

ECOLOGY AND CERTIFICATIONS

API Altamira, has an Integrated Management System. Certificate in the

following standards: