DARWIN S MARINE INDUSTRY PARK. East Arm Logistics Precinct DARWIN, NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA

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1 DARWIN S MARINE INDUSTRY PARK East Arm Logistics Precinct DARWIN, NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA

2 Marine Industry Park Feasibility Concept AUSTRALASIA RAILWAY COMMERCIAL MARINA SERVICING MARINE SERVICES INDUSTRY MULTI-USER BARGE FACILITY/COMMON USER AREA MARINE SUPPLY BASE Completed E A S T A R M Access channel Overview The Marine Industry Park will be strategically located on approximately 140 hectares of premium waterfront land in the East Arm Logistics Precinct, with connections to road, rail and sea transport and other supporting infrastructure. 2 LAND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

3 WWII HERITAGE SITE DARWIN BUSINESS PARK Approach channel DARWIN S MARINE INDUSTRY PARK m Strategic Industrial Land Marine Service and Associated Marina Marine Maintenance Marine Logistics Marine Related Development WWII Heritage Site Multi-User Barge Ramp Facility/Common User Area Wash-down/Quarantine The East Arm Logistics Precinct comprises Darwin s East Arm Wharf, the terminus of the AustralAsia Railway, Darwin Business Park, the Marine Supply Base and a Common User Area. More than 100 businesses in the East Arm Logistics Precinct include large international operators such as ASCO, BAM Clough, Cummins, JKC Australia LNG, Komatsu, MTU Detroit Diesel, Qube, Shell Australia and Toll Group. The Marine Industry Park is ideally positioned to capitalise on the significant opportunities and major projects in the region by providing marine servicing and maintenance to support the logistics functions of the Marine Supply Base and East Arm Wharf. The Marine Industry Park provides an ideal investment opportunity to partner with the Northern Territory Government s Land Development Corporation and to benefit from the Territory s strong growth. MARINE INDUSTRY PARK 3

4 Strategic Objectives The Land Development Corporation will maximise development opportunities for foundation partners. Land Development Corporation s objectives for the Marine Industry Park are to: develop a precinct dedicated to marine servicing, logistics and support services, with significant land backing and waterfront access maximise development opportunities for foundation partners through a partnership with the Land Development Corporation. capitalise on the growing oil and gas industry by providing support to exploration and development projects in the region capitalise on the strong Defence presence in the region by providing marine industry support services drive economic development that supports industry growth and generates employment benefit from synergies with East Arm Wharf, the Marine Supply Base, rail freight terminal, Common User Area and the comprehensive arterial road network work in partnership with key stakeholders including community groups, industry, professional associations, peak bodies, investors and government counterparts to secure sustainable economic growth, investment returns and community benefits The Land Development Corporation proposes a Marine Industry Park in line with the Corporation s objectives, without compromising the investment of the Corporation and its development partners. Specialised services such as ship lifting and dry dock can be accommodated to cater for vessels of all sizes. 4 LAND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

5 Key Features Darwin s Marine Industry Park will consist of several areas dedicated to specific activity: marine service, repairs and maintenance marine logistics fabrication and engineering industrial support services The marine maintenance area is targeted to be one of the first stages of the Marine Industry Park to be developed. Marine maintenance vessel and marine module building repairs and maintenance of customs, patrol, military, commercial and oil and gas industry support vessels Marine Logistics coastal shipping international marine logistics Marine-related development fabrication and engineering of marine and coastal infrastructure. Strategic industry non-waterfront land adjoining marine maintenance, providing support, servicing and logistics facilities. Highlights: Over 140 hectares of strategic waterfront land established sea, road and rail transport links part of an established East Arm Logistics Precinct that includes the East Arm Wharf and Marine Supply Base clustering of marine related industry 16 kilometres from the Darwin CBD close to Darwin International Airport which operates 24/7 Darwin has a reputation as a growing oil and gas service and supply hub a strong and expanding Defence presence in Darwin land for the Marine Industry Park is zoned for development Land Development Corporation is progressing environmental approvals projected economic benefits for the Northern Territory of up to $2.7 billion expected to create up to 1100 direct and indirect jobs. The Marine Industry Park will capitalise on maintenance opportunities for all marine sectors. MARINE INDUSTRY PARK 5

6 An Exciting Investment Opportunity The Northern Territory Government has a solid track record of delivering major infrastructure developments in partnership with private investors. The Land Development Corporation has invested in preparing studies and initial plans for the Marine Industry Park and will continue to progress concepts and facilitate the development process. The area designated for the Marine Industry Park is zoned for development and the environmental approvals process is underway. This is an investment opportunity to partner with the Northern Territory Government, which has a solid track record of delivering major infrastructure developments at the East Arm Logistics Precinct in partnership with private investors. Some examples include: East Arm Wharf Vopac Bulk Liquids Terminal Bio-Diesel Plant Darwin Business Park Marine Supply Base Adelaide to Darwin Railway The surrounding infrastructure includes a multi-modal port, railhead and fully serviced business park. 6 LAND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

7 Expressions of interest sought The Land Development Corporation is seeking an investment partner to collaborate in developing the Marine Industry Park. The Corporation has engaged leading industry consultants to progress the design of key infrastructure and land development elements. Importantly, designs and concepts can be adjusted to suit partners requirements. Both Land Development Corporation and the Northern Territory Government are committed to progressing the Marine Industry Park s development to meet current market demand and attract further market opportunities. As an Investment partner, you will be able to drive the direction of the Marine Industry Park s development and maximise potential opportunities. Securing marine industry partners will ensure the Marine Industry Park reaches its full potential. Land Development Corporation is interested in both domestic and foreign investment arrangements and is open to discussing procurement partnership models that best achieve its partners commercial objectives and the Corporation s strategic objectives. The Corporation also welcomes interest from potential marine industry partners to develop individual parcels of land, in line with the Marine Industry Park s strategic objectives and the overall development strategy. Investment partners will be able to drive the direction of the Marine Industry Park s development and maximise potential opportunities. The Project will drive economic development and employment for our local workforce. MARINE INDUSTRY PARK 7

8 About Darwin Darwin, the capital of Australia s Northern Territory is a young, thriving cosmopolitan city. The population of Greater Darwin is around 130,000 comprising over 60 nationalities. Located midway between Sydney and Singapore and less than onehour flying time to our nearest Asian neighbour, Darwin has long been heralded as Australia s gateway with Asia. The City offers world-class infrastructure with a deepwater Port, an international airport, rail corridor and road network that connects to southern states, supported with a state-of-theart logistics centre and business park accommodated adjacent to railhead and international Port. Economically, Darwin continues to punch above its weight with steady GDP growth largely attributed to the rapid expansion of the resource industries. One such indicator is the rise within the local construction industry that now represents 20 percent of all registered businesses. This growth underpins a buoyant real estate market, while tourism and Defence support industries also make a sizeable contribution to the local economy. Darwin s employment rate continues to be amongst Australia s highest. This healthy economic snapshot aligns to a vibrant demographic profile, a young median age around 30 years with a comfortable lifestyle that includes an affinity with outdoor leisure Darwin s skyline continues to grow; currently over $450 million has been approved for future construction projects.

9 activities such as fishing, sports, adventure past times and general community participation such as outdoor markets, entertainment events and festivals. The rich multi-cultural mix is also evident through the high quality restaurant offerings and numerous cultural events. The CBD offers a range of professional business services, retail mix, tourist attractions complemented with premium apartments and attractive areas of green space and popular amenities. Darwin s dynamic city centre presents an impressive skyline, which is growing with architecturally crafted multi-storey office and residential apartment high rises that comply with the world s expectations of energy and environment efficiencies and well designed for tropical conditions. Darwin is a young and vibrant city, attracting global attention as a business destination of choice. Darwin offers a high standard of commercial and residential buildings as well as enviable lifestyle choices. MARINE INDUSTRY PARK 9

10 12 18' 11" S ' 3.5" E (WGS 84) Boundary of the Port of Darwin Beagle Gulf Casuarina Coastal Reserve Lee Point Shoal Bay Tree Point Charles Point Aerial Complex STUART HWY Tapa Bay Ida Bay COX PENINSULA MANDORAH West Point Picnic Point Talc Head Swires Bluff DARWIN PORT DARWIN Frances Bay CITY PORT Wickham Point DARWIN LNG PLANT EAST ARM WHARF East Arm PALMERSTON West Arm Channel Island Middle Arm Turnbull Bay N > Colvin Point Storm Point ALICE SPRIN GS-DARWIN RAILWAY Darwin s competitive advantage is its geographic location and world-class infrastructure. WICKHAM POINT, DARWIN LNG PLANT BLADIN POINT, INPEX LNG PLANT EAST ARM WHARF AND MARINE SUPPLY BASE MARINE INDUSTRY PARK

11 Northern Australia s Service, Logistics And Supply Hub Darwin is a magnet for opportunity. The Territory boasts abundant natural resources, a sizeable Defence presence, and a dynamic mining and energy industry with several major construction and infrastructure projects underway. It s central position on the North Australian coastline and proximity to Asia presents a competitive advantage. This strategic location creates a hub for servicing the region s expanding oil and gas, marine and Defence industries. The rich oil and gas reserves off the coast of Northern Australia continue to attract the attention of the world s exploration and production companies, and as the offshore industry grows, so does the demand for service and supply industries. Darwin has one LNG plant and another under construction, a world-class marine supply base, and an established multi-modal port connected to the AustralAsia Railway and substantial available land for industrial development. Land Development Corporation s Marine Industry Park will capitalise on the existing infrastructure and exceptional opportunities and will position Darwin as the marine maintenance and servicing hub for the region. Darwin s strategic location creates a hub for servicing the region s expanding oil and gas, marine and Defence industries. Darwin Harbour STOKES HILL WHARF DARWIN CBD RAILHEAD AND BUSINESS PARK

12 Northern Territory Snapshot The Northern Territory offers a competitive business environment. Australia s Northern Territory is set to become the centre of opportunity for northern Australia. A number of key drivers will converge over the next decade to ensure that northern Australia plays an ever-increasing role in the unfolding Asian Century. The Northern Territory boasts abundant natural resources, a dynamic mining and energy industry, major construction and infrastructure projects and a competitive business tax environment and unlike other Australian jurisdictions no land tax. It is recognised as an international gas hub and has a government committed to economic prosperity. Economic growth continues to open up a wide range of opportunities for Northern Territory businesses and their partners, taking advantage of the region s proximity to Asia and its diversified economic base. The Northern Territory s economy is expected to expand by around 20% over the next five years, reflecting the construction and first years of operation of the Ichthys LNG project, an increased defence presence and healthy construction, infrastructure and housing sectors. Over the same period, the Northern Territory workforce is expected to experience strong 12 LAND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

13 employment growth, creating new opportunities for existing businesses and people entering the workforce. Opportunities across several sectors makes the Northern Territory a serious investment consideration for any local or offshore business seeking to tap into the suite of options created by easy access to, and trade with, Asia. These businesses need capital, skills and infrastructure, while their employees and families require housing and education. Now is an ideal time to take a detailed look at the Northern Territory to understand what is on offer and how it will develop, so you can identify potential partners and capitalise on these opportunities in the future. The Northern Territory s economy is expected to expand by around 20% over the next five years. Dili THE TERRITORY OF ASHMORE & CARTIER ISLANDS OFFSHORE AREA ARGUS POSEIDON CROWN Kupang PRELUDE PADTHAWAY SEA EAGLE TAHBILK CASH/MAPLE PUFFIN CONCERTO MIMIA Oecusse LIBRA Browse Basin WEST TIMOR CRUX ICHTHYS ECHUCA SHOALS TOROSA BREWSTER BRECKNOCK CALLIANCE BURNSIDE SWAN JOINT PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT AREA Ichthys to Darwin gas pipeline Sahul Platform BULLER KUDA TASI CORALLINA JAHAL Northern Endeavour LAMINARIA KRILL ELANG / KAKATUA BUFFALO HINGKIP KITAN BAYU-UNDAN BRONTOSAURUS TENACIOUS OLIVER AUDACIOUS KATANDRA JABIRU VESTA TALBOT BILYARA MONTARA SWIFT SWALLOW SKUA TIMOR LESTE CHALLIS / CASSINI TRUSCOTT AIRBASE PROMETHEUS KELP Bonaparte Basin Kalumburu FRIGATE TERN TIMOR SEA GREATER SUNRISE EVANS SHOAL SOUTH EVANS SHOAL BAROSSA BLACKWOOD CALDITA CHUDITCH HERON THE PRINCIPAL NORTHERN TERRITORY OFFSHORE AREA PETREL BLACKTIP TURTLE BARNETT Darwin Shelf ABADI Money Shoal Basin DARWIN N O R T H E R N Katherine Jabiru Goulburn Graben AR T E R R I T O INDIAN OCEAN VIENTA WEABER producing oil field shutdown/suspended oil field abandoned oil field oil discovery oil and gas discovery producing gas field gas discovery producing oil and gas field gas pipeline confirmed gas pipeline platform floating production storage vessel Kununurra km W E S T E R N A U S T R A L I A MARINE INDUSTRY PARK 13

14 N > About the Land Development Corporation The Land Development Corporation is the Northern Territory Government s strategic land developer. It releases strategic industrial land for development and helps key industry sectors benefit from major industrial projects, which stimulates economic growth in the Territory. The Corporation operates under the Land Development Corporation Act and reports to the Northern Territory Minister for Economic Development and Major Projects. Contact: To discuss investment or partnership opportunities for this exciting proposal, please contact: Tel: +61 (0) landdevcorp@nt.gov.au The Land Development Corporation has successfully developed the Darwin Business Park, attracting a number of key tenants and investors such as: ASCO Amcor Packaging Blue Scope Steel Cummins Diesel Sealanes Shell Toll Vopak Area of the proposted Marine Industry Park. 125m m Areas of the East Arm Precinct the Land Development Corporation has, and intends to, commercially develop. 14 LAND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

15 NORTH KOREA 6,000 Kms SOUTH KOREA JAPAN CHINA 5,000 Kms LAOS TAIWAN 4,000 Kms Shipping Times Fremantle: 3400 kilometres and about five days steaming time. THAILAND MALAYSIA VIETNAM BRUNEI MANILA PHILIPPINES 2,000 Kms 3,000 Kms Cairns: About 2300 kilometres to the East and about four days steaming time. Singapore: 3500 kilometres to the north-west, or around five days steaming time. SINGAPORE equator 3,472 km Java Sea 1,000 Kms PAPUA NEW GUINEA INDONESIA 3,361 km Timor Sea Browse Basin gas fields Timor Sea gas fields Arafura Sea DARWIN 2,376 km Coral Sea NW Shelf NORTHERN TERRITORY CAIRNS ALICE SPRINGS BRISBANE FREMANTLE PERTH ADELAIDE MELBOURNE SYDNEY CANBERRA Competitive Advantage Darwin is the Northern Territory s capital city. It is centrally located on the country s northern coastline and is Australia s gateway to Asia. It is fast becoming the location of choice for businesses and service industries looking to profit from Darwin s reputation as a logistics, service and supply hub for Australia s northern off shore oil and gas developments. HOBART

16 This facility will enhance Northern Territory support for the marine and offshore industries complementing services already available from the East Arm Logistics Precinct and the Darwin Marine Supply Base, creating a fullpackage solution. Jason Howe General Manager, Northern Australia ASCO Australia Pty Ltd East Arm NT It was a strategic decision to locate the Prelude FLNG Onshore Supply Base at the Darwin Business Park in East Arm to support Shell s first Floating LNG development. The business park is well established, with necessary supporting infrastructure and site utilities which are critical to our operational excellence. Chin-Hong Tan Project Manager Darwin Supply Base (Prelude) Shell Development Australia Pty Ltd Perth WA Street address Postal Address Telephone Fax Level 2 37 Woods Street Darwin NT 0800 Australia GPO Box 353 Darwin NT 0800 Australia +61 (0) (0) landdevcorp@nt.gov.au