Summa News Oct 2014 PT2

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Latest news from Summa Group 2014

Summa News Oct 2014 PT2

Summa Group & China to Build Logistics Center

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and the Chinese Premier Li Keqiang met on 13th
October 2014 where they were able to come to a number of intergovernmental and
corporate agreements. One of the latest developments will be the building of a logistics
centre in China which calls for construction in the border town of Hunchun. The purpose of
the logistics centre is to help facilitate the flow of cargo from the Big Port Zarubino in the
Primorsky Territory. This will speed up transhipment in the seaport and improve the
logistics of the service as a whole.
The Chinese railroad and the Russian railway both run to
Hunchun, which will also help with logistics. The project will
integrate the 40m ton grain terminal, 2m-TEU container
terminal, Ro/Ro Terminal for 1.5m units of rolling cargo a year
and a general cargo terminal. The ports total capacity will reach
60m tons and will become one of Russias largest universal
ports. The president of Summa Group, Vladimir Kayashev, and
the vice governor of Jilin, Chen Weigen, signed the document.

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Berth Reconstruction at Novorossiysk

NCSP (Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port Group), a subsidiary of the Summa Group, has
engaged PortGidroSroi in order to refurbish berths 28A, 28, 29 and 30 at the Port of
Novorossiysk.
The first stage of the project, which should take approximately one year, will cost 232 million
rubles and will enable PJSC Novoroslesexport to add more transhipment equipment, speed
up cargo operations, reduce time and service larger ships. Once the upgrade is complete,
the berth will be able to harbour ships up to 200 meters long and 32.2 meters wide.
NCSP has agreed to work with the Russian government to develop the transport industry.
This berth reconstruction project falls within this
agreement.
The Novorossiysk Port is located on the
north-east coast of the Black Sea and is Russias
largest commercial sea port.

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FESCO Prepares for Russian Grand Prix

The Far East Shipping Company (FESCO), a subsidiary of the Summa Group, was proud to help
prepare for the Russian Grand Prix by helping with the transportation of race cars, tires,
equipment and food products. The race haul arrived in Sochi, from Istanbul (Turkey), on a
specially charted container ship: Onat.

FESCO Transportation Group has extensive experience in shipping cargo to Sochi as they also
helped with the transportation for the 2014 Winter
Olympic Games.
The Russian Grand Prix kicked off on 10th October and saw
the main race occur on 12th October. Events were held at
the Sochi Autodrom in Krasnodar Krai, western Russia.

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About Summa Group

Summa Group specialises and invests in port logistics, engineering, construction, oil and
gas sectors as well as telecommunications. Summa Group is a diversified private holding
that comprises of more then 10 000 people in 40 regions of Russia and abroad.
Mr Ziyavudin Magomedov is the founder and shareholder of the Summa Group, which
will reach its 10 year anniversary in 2014.