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Presentation to Melbourne Mining Club
23 April 2015 Mitsui & Co., Ltd.
Total Assets: 106.8 billion US$
34.8 Shareholder Equity:
US$ billion
Revenue: 55.7 billion US$
EBITDA: 7.8 billion US$
Investments and Loans:
9.8 US$ billion
4,099 Net Income:
million US$
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48,090 Number of Employees (consolidated):
426 Number of Subsidiaries and Associated Companies:
Global Network: 65 countries/
regions
(As of 1 April, 2015)
140 Number of Offices and Overseas Trading Subsidiaries: (As of 1 April, 2015)
Our major resource partners in Australia
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Project Commodity Mitsui Equity Robe River Iron Ore 33% Kestrel Coal 20% Bengalla Coal 10%
Project Commodity Mitsui Equity Moranbah North Coal 4.75% German Creek Coal 30% Lake Lindsay Coal 30% Dawson Coal 49% Drayton Coal 3.83%
Project Commodity Mitsui Equity Casino/Henry Gas 25%
Project Commodity Mitsui Equity Mt. Goldsworthy Iron Ore 7% Yandi Iron Ore 7% Mt. Newman Iron Ore 7% Jimblebar Iron Ore 7% South Walker Creek Coal 20% Poitrel Coal 20%
Project Commodity Mitsui Equity North West Shelf LNG 8% Enfield/Vincent Oil 40%
Diesel to gas conversion
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PIPELINE GAS
CONVENTIONAL GAS
STRANDED GAS
GAS LIQUEFACTION / GAS COMPRESSION
CNG / LNG STORAGE
POWER GENERATION
GAS SUPPLY CUSTOMERS PROCESSING
PIPELINE GAS
CONVENTIONAL GAS
STRANDED GAS
GAS LIQUEFACTION / GAS COMPRESSION
CNG / LNG STORAGE
CNG / LNG TRANSPORT
POWER GENERATION
MINE DUMP TRUCKS
GAS SUPPLY CUSTOMERS PROCESSING PIPELINE GAS
CONVENTIONAL GAS
STRANDED GAS
GAS LIQUEFACTION / GAS COMPRESSION
CNG / LNG STORAGE
CNG / LNG TRANSPORT
POWER GENERATION
LOCOMOTIVES / ROAD TRAINS / LIGHT VEHICLES
MINE DUMP TRUCKS
GAS SUPPLY CUSTOMERS PROCESSING
The Sydney Morning Herald –1901
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Photos reproduced courtesy of State Library of Western Australia, National Library of Australia, Fairfax Media Ltd, Australian National Maritime Museum
Growing with Australia
1963 - Dragline at Moura Coal Mine 1965 - Loading Moura coal at Gladstone
Photos reproduced courtesy of State Library of Western Australia, National Library of Australia, Fairfax Media Ltd, Australian National Maritime Museum
Growing with Australia
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1973 - Mt Whaleback Iron Ore Mine
Photos reproduced courtesy of State Library of Western Australia, National Library of Australia, Fairfax Media Ltd, Australian National Maritime Museum
1969 - Opening of Mt Newman railroad
Growing with Australia
10 Photos reproduced courtesy of State Library of Western Australia, National Library of Australia, Fairfax Media Ltd, Australian National Maritime Museum
1975 – Shark Bay Salt field 1981 – North West Shelf plant construction
Mineral Resource Joint Ventures
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Joint Venture Established Founding Partners Current Owners
BHP Mitsui Coal (coal) 1962 Thiess; Peabody;
Mitsui
Thiess; Dampier (BHP); Mitsui
(in 1977) BHP Billiton; Mitsui
Moura/Dawson (coal) 1963 Thiess; Peabody;
Mitsui Anglo American; Mitsui
Shark Bay (salt) 1965 Agnew Clough;
Mitsui (marketing partner) Mitsui
Mt Newman (iron ore) 1967 AMAX; BHP; CSR;
Mitsui ; Itochu BHP Billiton; Mitsui
Itochu
Robe River (iron ore) 1970 Cleveland Cliffs;
Mt Enid Iron; Mitsui Rio Tinto; Mitsui; Nippon
Steel; Sumitomo Metal
Mitsui’s Oceania Investments
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Meridian CBM Gas (49%)
National Plant Equipment (49.9%)
Bengalla Coal (10%)
SIMS Group (17%)
Portland Treefarm Project (33.33%) Kupe South Gas (4%)
Synlait Milk (8.4%)
Bunbury Fibre Plantations (100%)
Kwinana Power Station (21%)
Shark Bay Salt (100%)
Onslow Salt (100%) Mt. Newman Iron Ore (7%)
Yandi Iron Ore (7%)
Mt. Goldsworthy Iron Ore (7%)
Robe River Iron Ore (33%)
North West Shelf LNG (8.3%)
Enfield/Vincent Crude (40%)
Browse LNG (7.35%)
Plumgrove Grain (25%)
Komatsu Australia (40%)
Drayton Coal (3.83%)
Lake Lindsay Coal (30%)
German Creek Coal (30%)
Poitrel Coal (20%)
Moranbah Coal (4.75%) Kestrel Coal (20%)
Dawson Coal (49%)
South West Fibre (49%)
Casino/Henry Gas (25%)
Bald Hills Wind Farm (100%)
Hazelwood Power Station (28%)
South Walker Creek Coal (20%)
Green Triangle Treefarm (50%)
Mineral Resources
Infrastructure Projects
Vehicles & Machinery
Energy
Chemicals
Food Forest Resources
Jimblebar Iron Ore (7%)
Bunbury Treefarm Project (30%)
Victoria Treefarm Project (33.33%)
Bunbury Fibre Exports (100%)
Synergen (Port Lincoln) Power (28%)
Pelican Point Power (28%)
Synergen (Dry Creek) Power (28%)
Synergen (Mintaro) Power (28%)
Synergen (Snuggery) Power (28%)
Canunda Wind Farm (28%)
Loy Yang B Power Station (30%)
Simply Energy Power Retail (28%) Lanzatech (7%)
Penske Commercial Vehicles (17.2%)
MTU Detroit Diesel Australia (17.2%)
A leading exporter and importer
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Annual exports (equity basis): 8 billion A$
14 Total investment in the last 10 years: A$ billion
Tax and royalties paid in the last 10 years: 8 billion A$
1 Rio Tinto 2 BHP Billiton 3 Fortescue 4 Mitsui 5 Hancock 6 Itochu 7 Atlas
1 BHP Billiton 2 Woodside 3 Apache 4 Mitsui 5 Santos 6 ExxonMobil 7 Inpex
1 Woodside 2 BHP Billiton 3 BP 4 Chevron 5 Shell 6 Conoco 7 Mitsui
1 Gunns 2 ABP 3 Mitsui 4 Midway 5 South East Fibre 6 Wapres 7 Carter Holt
IRON ORE OIL GAS COAL WOODCHIP 1 Glencore 2 Cargill 3 CBH 4 Graincorp 5 Emerald 6 Mitsui 7 Olam
WHEAT 1 Rio Tinto 2 Mitsui 3 Marubeni 4 Cheetham 5 Sojitz 6 Tellus 7 WA Salt
SALT 1 BHP Billiton 2 RioTinto 3 Glencore 4 Mitsubishi 5 Peabody 6 Anglo 7 Mitsui
The power switch at Robe River
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Articles reproduced courtesy of the National Library of Australia and Fairfax Media Ltd.
Iron ore innovation
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West Angeles Deposit
Mining productivity
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Source: ABS 5260.0.55.002
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Labour productivity by industry
Source: ABS 5260.0.55.002
Capital productivity by industry
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Komatsu Autonomous Haulage System (AHS) Technology
Komatsu “SmartConstruction”
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Extract site condition through processing groups of point
3-D completion model
3-D of site condition
Mitsui Educational Foundation
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New Colombo Plan
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