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Presentation

Transformer Market
&
Copper Conductors

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Agenda

 Global Economies – Key indicators


 Market drivers for Transmission
investments
 Projected growth of Transformer and
Generators leading to higher
consumption of Copper
 Usage of Copper Conductors in
Transformers and Generators

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Copper Products in Transformers

CTC

Glass Yarn PICC

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Copper Products in Transformers

CTC for Traction Transformers CTC for several applications


LV, HV Windings

Netting Tape CTC for LV Cooling Duct CTC for Industrial


windings of GSU Transformers Transformers

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Copper Products in Transformers

Transformer Windings

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Copper Products in Transformers
Transformers with ASTA Inside

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Copper Products in Power
Generation Equipment
Roebel bar for Power Generators

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Copper Products in Power
Generation Equipment
Generators with ASTA Inside (China 3 Gorges Project)

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Agenda

 Global Economies – Key indicators


 Market drivers for Transmission
investments
 Projected growth of Transformer and
Generators leading to higher
consumption of Copper
 Usage of Copper Conductors in
Transformers and Generators

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Energy Sector Market Growth

Energy Market Bn Euro TRENDS & MARKET DRIVERS


pa
 Demographic change,
11% population growth and
70 urbanization
 Environmental awareness
58
 Fuel diversification
 Capacity addition
260
186
 Replacement in mature
markets
 Distributed Generation
2007 2010 (Est) (Smart Grids)
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Global Economy – Key Indicators
China
Vie tnam
India
Asia (e x Japan)
Indone sia
M alaysia
Ase an
Thailand
Philippine s
Hong Kong
Singapore
NIEs
Kore a
Taiwan
Asia
Japan

0.0 2005 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 % 10.0
Regional Economic Overview: GDP Growth
Source: Focus Economics

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Mega Trends in the Market

Mega trends
Population Growth

Urbanization
Increased Living Standards
Growing Electricity Demand
Ageing Infrastructure Replacement & Renewal Demand
Regionally New Demand Higher Energy & Material
Efficiency
Fossil Fuel Scarcity Urban & Environmental Suitability
Primary Energy Cost Increase

Environmental Protection Volume Increase


Innovation
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Investments In Energy Infrastructure (2005-2030)

 Highest level of investment in Electricity


infrastructure in next decade – 11 TUSD in
next 25 yrs.
 Investments in Power Transmission and
Generation should gain prominence in next
decade.
 Investment in Power is going to be spent
on maintenance and replacement of
existing capacity in Developed world and
addition of new facilities in Developing
world.
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World Generation Capacity 2003-’30
Gigawatts
Region / History Projections CAGR
Country 2007 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 (% )

N America 1130 1200 1220 1280 1370 1483 1.1%

Europe &
1978 1304 1353 1426 1488 1553 1.1%
Eurasia
Asia &
1177 1487 1696 1897 2112 2369 3.1%
Oceania
Middle
175 237 251 261 269 276 3.0%
East
Africa 127 156 170 181 194 210 2.5%
C&S
223 271 319 369 417 460 3.1%
America
Total
4810 4655 5009 5414 5850 6351 2.0%
World
Source: OECD
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World Electricity Generation (Projection)

(Gigawatts)
7000

6000

5000
Oil
4000 Nuclear
Renewable
3000
Natural Gas
Coal
2000

1000

0
2000 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030
Source: OECD
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Annual Growth In Electricity Generation

N America 1.5
Europe 0.8
Asia
1.4
Europe / Eurasia
2.3
China 4.4
India 3.9
Other Asia 3.8
Middle East 2.9
Africa 3.5
C & S America 2.9

0 1 2 3 4 5
AVERAGE ANNUAL PERCENTAGE CHANGE
Source: EIA (2000 – 2030)
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World Net Electricity Consumption (Proj)
(Billion KWH)

35000 30116
27133
30000 24371
21699
25000 19045

20000

15000

10000

5000

0
2010 2015 2020 2025 2030
Source: OECD
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Agenda

 Global Economies – Key indicators


 Market drivers for Transmission
investments
 Projected growth of Transformer and
Generators leading to higher
consumption of Copper
 Usage of Copper Conductors in
Transformers and Generators

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Market Drivers for Transmission
Investments – NA & EU

Rising Electricity Demand (1.5% annually from


2000-2030)
Inadequate Cross-Border Transmission Capacity
Desire for Greater Market Integration
Eastward Expansion to Accession Countries
Need to facilitate Integration of Renewable
Sources
Replacement Markets

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Market Drivers for Transmission
Investments - Brazil
Mixed Progress on Electricity Reform
Distribution Mostly Privatized in 2002
Looming Shortages due to Lack of
Investments
Lula’s “New Model” to Increase Capacity
3,500 MW Build Out Needed Annually
Up to $6B/year Investment Expected
Priority Placed on Biomass Cogeneration
Up to 2,000 MW to Contracted in 6 months
Urgent Transmission Build Out Needed
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Market Drivers for Transmission
Investments - Russia
Infrastructure neglected for more than 40 Years
Government to Invest $7B/year for Transmission
Wholesale Electricity Sector to open fully in 2011
New Laws require Private Capital to meet
growing Thermal Sector needs
Siberian Hydro-capacity Expansion
New Transmission from Distant Suppliers
Required

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Market Drivers for Transmission
Investments - India
 Electricity Act 2003
Power Sector Reform : Improvement in
operational efficiencies by Utilities
Target for “power for all” by 2012
 Frost & Sullivan: Revenues - $5.3 BINR in 2012.
 Reforms and enlargement of the power distribution
network under India’s APDRP is driving the growth
and strengthening of sub-transmission lines.
 Increase in transmission grid reliability and Voltage
levels will result in heightened demand for power
transformers.
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Market Drivers for Transmission
Investments - China
Growing Demand for Electricity in China to Boost
Power and Distribution Transformer Markets

 Exceeding the global growth rate of 3.0 percent, the


installed power generation capacity of China is
growing at an annual rate of 8.0 %.
 The sudden boost in demand for power generation
in turn increases the need for transformers.
 Also, China’s accession to the World Trade
Organization (WTO) and the exceptional
performance of the manufacturing sector has
fuelled the increase in the consumption of power by
both urban and rural sectors.
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Agenda

 Global Economies – Key indicators


 Market drivers for Transmission
investments
 Projected growth of Transformer and
Generators leading to higher
consumption of Copper
 Usage of Copper Conductors in
Transformers and Generators

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Energy Distribution Network

Generator
Xm
Transformer
Monitoring
HVDC Shunt System for
reactor all voltage
System levels
interconnecting
FACTS Xm

Converter Furnace Transformer


Xm Xm Life
Management
System Program
transformer

Oil-immersed Voltage GEAFOL Traction


distribution Xm regulator cast-resin Xm Xm

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World Current Market Potential for
Transformers
(US $ M)
Latent Demand,
Region US $ M % of Globe
Asia $7.901 32.04%
Europe $6.236 25.29%
North America & the
Caribbean $6.232 25.27%
Latin America $2.011 8.15%
Middle East $1.004 4.07%
Africa $0.968 3.93%
Oceania $0.310 1.26%
Total $24.662 100.00%
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World Current Market Potential for
Transformers

WORLD MARKET FOR TRANSFORMERS


1%
4% 4%
8%
33% Asia

Europe

North America &


the Caribbean
25% Latin America

Middle East
25% Africa

Oceania
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Power Transformer Market (MVA)
Region 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 CAGR
Western Europe 224925 251975 253517 256408 252358 253525 2.01%
Eastern Europe 33180 42230 44270 44230 47280 43060 4.44%
Former USSR 60150 71630 83100 99540 102580 121930 12.50%
Africa 50833 51178 58645 61056 69256 71890 8.7%
Middle East 58430 87200 109660 106780 116570 122090 13.07%
South Asia 45910 85800 66170 107240 124670 113790 16.33%
Far East 644450 707190 684030 684910 686450 696630 1.31%
South America 47230 52980 57910 61980 67650 69000 6.52%
C America&Carr. 6460 8250 14290 12990 15250 14880 14.92%
North America 303517 334458 369267 374633 409300 418650 5.51%
Oceania 11270 12480 13050 10690 11170 11310 0.06%

TOTAL 1,486,355 1,705,371 1,753,908 1,820,457 1,902,534 1,936,754 4.51%

Source : Golden Reports


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Agenda

 Global Economies – Key indicators


 Market drivers for Transmission
investments
 Projected growth of Transformer and
Generators leading to higher
consumption of Copper
 Usage of Copper Conductors in
Transformers and Generators

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Copper Consumption in Transformers

Estimated Demand
Product
2008 [MT]
CTC + PICC + Enamel +
312,000
Paper*
Transformers (Traction &
7,000
Cast Rasin) Flat
Round Wires (Paper +
350,000
Enamel)
Copper Foils 200,000
TOTAL 869,000
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Major Power Transformer OEMs

Major ones considered

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Metrod’s Global Presence

USA Austria China

India Malaysia

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Metrod Flat Products, MALAYSIA

 New 100% owned subsidiary -Metrod Flat Products Sdn. Bhd.


formed in 2007 to focus on strip business
 The new company has started its operation in April 2007.

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ASTA AUSTRIA
 Located at Oed, outskirt of Vienna in Austria.
 One of the world’s largest manufacturers of CTCs for transformer
industry and Roebel bar for generator industry.
 Pioneering work in the field of development of CTC technology
 Annual capacity of 21000 Mt out of which 14300 MT is for CTC
 100% subsidiary of Metrod Malaysia
 1814 Foundation “Metallfabrik OED” (Matthäus von Rosthorn)

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ASTA CHINA
 Located 400 Km north-west of Shanghai
 Manufacturer of Continuously Transposed
Conductors for transformer industry.
 Annual capacity is being upgraded to 7000 Mt.
 100% subsidiary of Metrod Malaysia

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ASTA USA
 Located at Waynesboro, State of Georgia, USA.
 Manufacturer of Continuously transposed
conductors for transformer industry.
 Annual capacity is being created for 4500 Mt.
 100% subsidiary of Metrod Malaysia.
 Production to start from Q1 2009.

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ASTA INDIA

 Located at Savli, Vadodara, India.


 Green field project.
 Manufacturer of Continuously Transposed
Conductors for transformer industry.
 Annual capacity is being created for 4500 Mt.
 100% subsidiary of Metrod Malaysia.
 Construction of building started.
 Production to start from Q1 2009.

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Thank you

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