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ASEAN LOGISTIC MARKET
Unleashing the regional trade potential
© Canvassco 2015
© Canvassco 2015
THE EMERGENCE OF A NEW GENERATION OF CONSUMERS
IN THE TEN-COUNTRY IN SOUTH EAST ASIA
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With the upcoming ASEAN
Economic Community in 2015, a
more integrated and effective
trading landscape to increasing
trade across the AEC is expected.
GDP 2014, 

Current Price $ Billion
GDP 2014

Real Growth Rate (%)
GDP Growth Volatility 

2000 - 20141
EU 18,399 Myanmar 8.5 Singapore 4.4
US 17,416 China 7.4 Russia 4.3
China 10,355 Lao P.D.R. 7.4 Myanmar 3.7
ASEAN 2,469 Cambodia 7.2 Cambodia 2.9
Brazil 2,244 Philippines 6.2 Thailand 2.8
Russia 2,057 Malaysia 5.9 Malaysia 2.5
India 2,048 India 5.6 India 2.4
Indonesia 856 Vietnam 5.5 Brunei 2.3
Thailand 380 ASEAN 5.4 Brazil 2.3
Malaysia 337 Brunei
Darussala
5.3 EU 2.0
Singapore 307 Indonesia 5.2 China 1.9
Philippines 290 Singapore 3.0 Philippines 1.8
Vietnam 188 US 2.2 US 1.7
Myanmar 65 EU 1.4 Lao P.D.R. 1.0
Brunei
Darussala
17 Thailand 1.0 Indonesia 0.9
Cambodia 17 Brazil 0.3 Vietnam 0.9
Lao P.D.R. 12 Russia 0.2 ASEAN 0.6
1 Standard deviation of GDP Growth Rate
Red text = ASEAN 10 Country member
Source: IMF and Canvassco Analysis
The ASEAN community is one of the most
prominent growth regions and an attractive
location for investment.
Growth in ASEAN will be driven by
manufacturing, infrastructure development,
natural resources & commodities growth and
high levels of direct investment (both foreign &
domestic).
This will drive income growth and hence
consumption growth.
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ASEAN SHIPPING LANES AND THE MAIN SEA PORTS
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Indonesia and Vietnam are the top two ports with double digits growth
ASEAN Shipping Lanes and the Main Sea Ports
The shipping lane shows the major shipping routes
through the region and exemplifies the ASEAN nations
prominent position within the global trade network
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Main Sea Ports in ASEAN
1000 TEU

(2013)
CAGR 

’09 -‘13
1. Port of Singapore (SGP) 32,240 6%
2. Port of Klang (MYS) 10,350 9%
3. Port of Tanjung Pelepas (MYS) 7,628 6%
4. Port of Tanjung Priok (IDN) 6,590 15%
5. Laem Chabang (THA) 6,032 7%
6. Saigon New Port (VNM) 5,542 12%
7. Port of Manila (PHL) 3,770 7%
8. Tanjung Perak (IDN) 3,001 7%
9. Bangkok (THA) 1,509 5%
TOTAL MAIN 76,662 651009
Source: UNCTAD Review of Maritime Transport
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DEEP SEAPORTS INVESTMENT
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The upcoming ASEAN Connectivity Plan and ASEAN One Market in 2015 are creating a
sense of urgency in the need to improve the logistics sector
Dawei Seaport (Myanmar)

Port capacity of 280 million Tons
per year
Malaysia’s Port of Tanjung Pelepas
is investing $430 million as it
prepares for the arrival of the P3
Network of Maersk Line, CMA CGM
and Mediterranean Shipping Co.
Singapore has embarked on a
giant $8 billion new port project
that will double its capacity by 2020
Laem Chabang Port Expansion
(Basin III) bring capacity above 15
million TEUs
Kalibaru Port is expected to be fully
operational in 2023, this New Priok
Port will more than triple annual
capacity of Tanjung Priok.
Lach Huyen Port (Vietnam), set to
open in 2016, is expected to
handle 35 million-to-50 million tons
of cargo a year by 2020
New Seaport
Existing Seaport
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THE CHALLENGES FOR LOGISTIC PROVIDERS
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Logistic providers are thriving for operational efficiency and value added services
OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY AND
VALUE ADDED SERVICES
INFRASTRUCTUREMACROENVIRONMENT
CUSTOMERDEMANDCOMPETITION
Massive investment to increase capacity of
logistic infrastructure such as construction of new
seaports, upgrade rail transportation and new
road construction
Seaports in Singapore, Malaysia and 

Thailand are facing challenges to 

keep their competitiveness with an 

upcoming Dawei seaport due to 

it’s strategic location
ASEAN Economic Community 

with free flow of trade among 

ASEAN members offers growth 

opportunity to logistic providers.
New markets (Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar
and Vietnam) are the new challenges for
logistic providers to explore growth and
opportunity
Increasing trade activities such as e-commerce
and multiple sourcing locations are adding
complexity for supply chain management
Cost conscious customers are demanding 

for efficient services with competitive 

cost offers and other value added to 

increase their overall efficiency
Leading global players are mostly 

operate in ASEAN market. They use 

local logistic providers as their 

sub-contractor for transporting of goods
Competing to gain market footprint in the new
markets as well as strategic locations for new
capacity investment especially through new
economic zones throughout ASEAN
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CANVASSCO ASSISTS CLIENTS FOR GROWTH STRATEGY
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We help clients to evaluate new growth opportunities
Macro economic trends and their impact to logistic demand
• Targeted sector growth analysis (automotive (spare parts, OEMs, vehicles), electric
and electronics, retails (non-FMCG), pharmaceutical, petrochemical, Oil & Gas, etc.)
• Identify key warehouse users with an existing facilities
• Trend of potential investors (global /ASEAN/Korea/China companies)
• Estimated production volume for the next 3 years
• Impact on the demand of logistic needs
Customers usage trends and behaviour
• Customers jobs-to-be done and how it’s impact to logistic/warehousing
• Current solutions on warehousing (practices on how they store and manage their stock
(either for raw materials, semi- or completed product)
• Customer pain points and or constraints to meeting the jobs-to-be-done
• Customers expected gains or benefits they would like to receive by having warehouse/
logistic services
• Current usage area for warehousing and growth expectation for the next 3 years
Customer expectation on warehousing services
• Warehousing area (demand in the next 3 years and features required)
• Warehousing services storage, service handling and value added services needed
• Non-warehouse services needed
• Prioritse services based on Basic requirements, Good-to-have, Not-for-now or the next
3 years and estimate the time-frame when they would need the services
• Estimated current sizing
demand of logistic transportation
and warehousing & assembly
area and growth in the next 3
years
• Opportunity analysis (customer
need’s gap)
• Prioritise customer segment
(industry sector)
• Profiling customers segment
(customized solution required)
Analysis and recommendation
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B2B MARKET RESEARCH AND CONSULTING
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From idea generation to strategy in action
IDEA
START-UP
GROWTH
COMPETITION
KEEP & GROW
Idea Generation,
Business Model,

Value Proposition
Feasibility
Study,
Market
Opportunity
Analysis
Business
Development
Customer
Behaviour,
Product-Market 

Fit Test,
Market Barriers,
Marketing
Strategy,
Customer
Segment
Strategy
Market share
analysis,
Market
Positioning
Competitor’s
growth strategy
SWOT analysis
Competitor
Profiling
Competitive
Strategy
Customer
Satisfaction
Survey
Customer
Loyalty
Marketing
Strategy
Key Account
Analysis
Product
Portfolio
Strategy
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ASEAN Marine Logistic Trends

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    © Canvassco 2015.All Rights Reserved. ASEAN LOGISTIC MARKET Unleashing the regional trade potential © Canvassco 2015
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    © Canvassco 2015 THEEMERGENCE OF A NEW GENERATION OF CONSUMERS IN THE TEN-COUNTRY IN SOUTH EAST ASIA 2 With the upcoming ASEAN Economic Community in 2015, a more integrated and effective trading landscape to increasing trade across the AEC is expected. GDP 2014, 
 Current Price $ Billion GDP 2014
 Real Growth Rate (%) GDP Growth Volatility 
 2000 - 20141 EU 18,399 Myanmar 8.5 Singapore 4.4 US 17,416 China 7.4 Russia 4.3 China 10,355 Lao P.D.R. 7.4 Myanmar 3.7 ASEAN 2,469 Cambodia 7.2 Cambodia 2.9 Brazil 2,244 Philippines 6.2 Thailand 2.8 Russia 2,057 Malaysia 5.9 Malaysia 2.5 India 2,048 India 5.6 India 2.4 Indonesia 856 Vietnam 5.5 Brunei 2.3 Thailand 380 ASEAN 5.4 Brazil 2.3 Malaysia 337 Brunei Darussala 5.3 EU 2.0 Singapore 307 Indonesia 5.2 China 1.9 Philippines 290 Singapore 3.0 Philippines 1.8 Vietnam 188 US 2.2 US 1.7 Myanmar 65 EU 1.4 Lao P.D.R. 1.0 Brunei Darussala 17 Thailand 1.0 Indonesia 0.9 Cambodia 17 Brazil 0.3 Vietnam 0.9 Lao P.D.R. 12 Russia 0.2 ASEAN 0.6 1 Standard deviation of GDP Growth Rate Red text = ASEAN 10 Country member Source: IMF and Canvassco Analysis The ASEAN community is one of the most prominent growth regions and an attractive location for investment. Growth in ASEAN will be driven by manufacturing, infrastructure development, natural resources & commodities growth and high levels of direct investment (both foreign & domestic). This will drive income growth and hence consumption growth.
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    © Canvassco 2015 ASEANSHIPPING LANES AND THE MAIN SEA PORTS 3 Indonesia and Vietnam are the top two ports with double digits growth ASEAN Shipping Lanes and the Main Sea Ports The shipping lane shows the major shipping routes through the region and exemplifies the ASEAN nations prominent position within the global trade network 1 3 2 4 7 6 5 9 8 Main Sea Ports in ASEAN 1000 TEU
 (2013) CAGR 
 ’09 -‘13 1. Port of Singapore (SGP) 32,240 6% 2. Port of Klang (MYS) 10,350 9% 3. Port of Tanjung Pelepas (MYS) 7,628 6% 4. Port of Tanjung Priok (IDN) 6,590 15% 5. Laem Chabang (THA) 6,032 7% 6. Saigon New Port (VNM) 5,542 12% 7. Port of Manila (PHL) 3,770 7% 8. Tanjung Perak (IDN) 3,001 7% 9. Bangkok (THA) 1,509 5% TOTAL MAIN 76,662 651009 Source: UNCTAD Review of Maritime Transport
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    © Canvassco 2015 DEEPSEAPORTS INVESTMENT 4 The upcoming ASEAN Connectivity Plan and ASEAN One Market in 2015 are creating a sense of urgency in the need to improve the logistics sector Dawei Seaport (Myanmar)
 Port capacity of 280 million Tons per year Malaysia’s Port of Tanjung Pelepas is investing $430 million as it prepares for the arrival of the P3 Network of Maersk Line, CMA CGM and Mediterranean Shipping Co. Singapore has embarked on a giant $8 billion new port project that will double its capacity by 2020 Laem Chabang Port Expansion (Basin III) bring capacity above 15 million TEUs Kalibaru Port is expected to be fully operational in 2023, this New Priok Port will more than triple annual capacity of Tanjung Priok. Lach Huyen Port (Vietnam), set to open in 2016, is expected to handle 35 million-to-50 million tons of cargo a year by 2020 New Seaport Existing Seaport
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    © Canvassco 2015 THECHALLENGES FOR LOGISTIC PROVIDERS 5 Logistic providers are thriving for operational efficiency and value added services OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY AND VALUE ADDED SERVICES INFRASTRUCTUREMACROENVIRONMENT CUSTOMERDEMANDCOMPETITION Massive investment to increase capacity of logistic infrastructure such as construction of new seaports, upgrade rail transportation and new road construction Seaports in Singapore, Malaysia and 
 Thailand are facing challenges to 
 keep their competitiveness with an 
 upcoming Dawei seaport due to 
 it’s strategic location ASEAN Economic Community 
 with free flow of trade among 
 ASEAN members offers growth 
 opportunity to logistic providers. New markets (Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam) are the new challenges for logistic providers to explore growth and opportunity Increasing trade activities such as e-commerce and multiple sourcing locations are adding complexity for supply chain management Cost conscious customers are demanding 
 for efficient services with competitive 
 cost offers and other value added to 
 increase their overall efficiency Leading global players are mostly 
 operate in ASEAN market. They use 
 local logistic providers as their 
 sub-contractor for transporting of goods Competing to gain market footprint in the new markets as well as strategic locations for new capacity investment especially through new economic zones throughout ASEAN
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    © Canvassco 2015 CANVASSCOASSISTS CLIENTS FOR GROWTH STRATEGY 6 We help clients to evaluate new growth opportunities Macro economic trends and their impact to logistic demand • Targeted sector growth analysis (automotive (spare parts, OEMs, vehicles), electric and electronics, retails (non-FMCG), pharmaceutical, petrochemical, Oil & Gas, etc.) • Identify key warehouse users with an existing facilities • Trend of potential investors (global /ASEAN/Korea/China companies) • Estimated production volume for the next 3 years • Impact on the demand of logistic needs Customers usage trends and behaviour • Customers jobs-to-be done and how it’s impact to logistic/warehousing • Current solutions on warehousing (practices on how they store and manage their stock (either for raw materials, semi- or completed product) • Customer pain points and or constraints to meeting the jobs-to-be-done • Customers expected gains or benefits they would like to receive by having warehouse/ logistic services • Current usage area for warehousing and growth expectation for the next 3 years Customer expectation on warehousing services • Warehousing area (demand in the next 3 years and features required) • Warehousing services storage, service handling and value added services needed • Non-warehouse services needed • Prioritse services based on Basic requirements, Good-to-have, Not-for-now or the next 3 years and estimate the time-frame when they would need the services • Estimated current sizing demand of logistic transportation and warehousing & assembly area and growth in the next 3 years • Opportunity analysis (customer need’s gap) • Prioritise customer segment (industry sector) • Profiling customers segment (customized solution required) Analysis and recommendation
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    © Canvassco 2015 B2BMARKET RESEARCH AND CONSULTING 7 From idea generation to strategy in action IDEA START-UP GROWTH COMPETITION KEEP & GROW Idea Generation, Business Model,
 Value Proposition Feasibility Study, Market Opportunity Analysis Business Development Customer Behaviour, Product-Market 
 Fit Test, Market Barriers, Marketing Strategy, Customer Segment Strategy Market share analysis, Market Positioning Competitor’s growth strategy SWOT analysis Competitor Profiling Competitive Strategy Customer Satisfaction Survey Customer Loyalty Marketing Strategy Key Account Analysis Product Portfolio Strategy
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