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SAAM AT A GLANCE 11 188 173 Port Terminals Towage Logistics Hectares of Support and Warehouse Areas We are leaders in the Towage market in America, one of the major port operators in South America and one of the services company for foreign trade with the widest regional scope. We have over ten thousand workers and are present in 84 ports, in 15 countries in the Americas. BUSINESS AREAS Port Terminals SAAM operates in the major Chilean ports and has port terminals in Guayaquil Ecuador, Mazatlan Mexico, Port Everglades U.S.A., Cartagena de Indias Colombia and Arequipa Peru. Terminals perform all operations regarding cargo transfer, to and from ships, and for all kinds of cargo, including: containers, bulk cargo, and project cargo. Towage SAAM offers support services for ships, such as mooring and casting-off, assistance, salvage, towage, ferries, boats and others, both in port and off-shore services in the major ports in Chile, Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Uruguay, Ecuador, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Honduras, Canada and Panama. (*) Figures correspond to 2015 Consolidated Companies + Affiliates at their proportional value. 2 Revenues US$749 millions Earnings US$68,9 millions EBITDA US$203 millions

Canadá SAAM Business Areas participation México EE.UU. Guatemala Honduras Costa Rica Logistics EBITDA Distribution 2015 51% Towage 35% Port Terminal s 14% Logistics Services are provided in three major areas: services to shipping and airline companies, contract logistics and special services. Services provided to shipping and airline companies include: maritime and air agency services, container depots and workshops, and services to airplanes and passengers. Contract Panamá Colombia Ecuador Perú Chile Bolivia Uruguay Brasil SAAM / At the service of foreign trade logistics seeks to provide a comprehensive service to the entire supply chain of cargo business for importers and exporters. Special services provide selling and leasing services for containers and modules, connection and disconnection of flexibles and discharge of hydrocarbons, storage for liquids, and services for the Port Terminals Towage timber industry (chips and cellulose). Logistics Argentina (*) Figures correspond to 100% Consolidated companies and affiliates 2015. Tons Transferred 31,6 millions Total tugmoves 115,456 Workers 10,527 3

PORT TERMINALS SAAM, through its subsidiary SAAM Puertos S.A., in addition to its presence in the major terminals in Chile, also has participation in the ports of Guayaquil Ecuador, Mazatlán Mexico, Port Everglades U.S.A., Arequipa Peru and Cartagena de Indias Colombia, and at present it is one of the leading operators in South America. These terminals perform all kinds of cargo transfer operations (containers, bulk cargo, breakbulk cargo and project cargo), cargo storage, empty containers, and complementary logistics services, such as: consolidation and deconsolidation of containers, lashing and releasing, load capacity and inspection, both during embarkation and disembarkation from the ship. 28.091 Evolution of tons and TEUs transferred 9% 30.752 7% 32.893-5% 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 31.134-2% 4% 30.602 31.688 Tons Transferred (Thousands)) CAGR 3,9% On November 18, 2015, through Tramarsa, SAAM added to its business portfolio 35% of Terminal Internacional del Sur S.A. (TISUR), a 30 year port concession (1999-2029) for the operation of port Matarani (Arequipa, Peru), located 1,000 Km south of Callao. TISUR has two docks totaling 848 meters, where all kinds of cargo are transferred, and which have specialized equipment for the transport of solid bulk such as fertilizers, cereals, minerals, coal, Clinker, and industrial salt, among others. 2.032 10% 2.238 18% 2.634 2% -2% 2% 2.684 2.626 2.673 Also, during 2015, the 15 years anniversary of the concession of terminals in Iquique, San Vicente and San Antonio were celebrated, the latter consolidating as the leading port in container mobilization in the country, being the first to reach 10 million TEUs transferred. Furthermore, the concession contract for Florida International Terminal, in the United States, was extended for 10 years with two additional extension options of +5 years each. 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 TEUs Transferred (Thousands) CAGR 5,6% 4

RELEVANT MILESTONES Incorporation of Terminal Internacional del Sur, the second largest port in Peru, to the business portfolio. Ten-year extension of the concession for Florida International Terminal (FIT) in Port Everglades, United States. 5

EE.UU. México Port Everglades, FL Mazatlán Cartagena de Indias Guayaquil Colombia Arequipa Ecuador Perú Arica Iquique Chile Antofagasta San Antonio San Vicente WE ARE ONE OF THE MAJOR PORT Corral OPERATORS IN SOUTH AMERICA WITH A GREAT PRESENCE IN THE REGION. 6

TERMINALS IN CHILE www.tpa.cl www.iti.cl www.atiport.cl SAAM / At the service of foreign trade Terminal Puerto Arica Iquique Terminal Internacional Antofagasta Terminal Internacional 3,068,332 tons Volume transferred 2015 229,373 TEUs N of Docks 5 Dock Length 1,130 mts. 12,5 mts. 24,9 ha Concession ends 2034 Extension option Extended SAAM ownership 15% 2,061,602 tons Volume transferred 2015 227,530 TEUs N of Docks 2 Dock Length 624 mts. 11,4 mts. 13,5 ha Concession ends 2030 Extension option Extended SAAM ownership 85% 2,272,177 tons Volume transferred 2015 71,795 TEUs N of Docks 3 Dock Length 575 mts. 12 mts. 15,7 ha Concession ends 2033 Extension option Extended SAAM ownership 35% 7

INTERNATIONAL TERMINALS www.stiport.cl www.svti.cl www.portuariacorral.cl San Antonio Terminal Internacional San Vicente Terminal Internacional Portuaria Corral 12,909,377 tons Volume transferred 2015 1,166,896 TEUs N of Docks 3 Dock Length 800 mts. 13,5 mts. 30,5 ha Concession ends 2024 Extension option +5 años SAAM ownership 50% 5,515,473 tons Volume transferred 2015 456,156 TEUs N of Docks 3 Dock Length 600 mts. 12,1 mts. 40,9 ha Concession ends 2029 Extension option Extended SAAM ownership 50% Volume transferred 2015 622,759 tons N of Docks 1 Dock Length 146 mts. 12,2 mts. 7,4 ha Concession ends 2033 Extension option Private SAAM ownership 50% 8

INTERNATIONAL TERMINALS WE ARE ONE OF THE MAJOR PORT OPERATORS IN SOUTH AMERICA. SAAM / At the service of foreign trade www.fitpev.com www.tmaz.com.mx Florida International Terminal Terminal Marítima Mazatlán 1,108,959 tons Volume transferred 2015 164,546 TEUs N of Docks 6 (uso público) Dock Length 1,370 mts. 13,4 mts. 16,6 ha Concession ends 2025 Extension option +5+5 years SAAM ownership 70% 677,199 tons Volume transferred 2015 35,918 TEUs N of Docks 6 Dock Length 1,300 mts. 11 mts. 15,2 ha Concession ends 2032 Extension option +12 years SAAM ownership 100% 9

INTERNATIONAL TERMINALS www.tpg.com.ec www.tisur.com.pe Puerto Buenavista Terminal Portuario Guayaquil Terminal Internacional del Sur Volume transferred 2015 296,244 tons N of Docks 1 Docks Lenght 211 mts. 7 mts. 6 ha Concession ends Private SAAM ownership 50% 2,275,462 tons Volume transferred 2015 302,783 TEUs N of Docks 2 Dock Length 360 mts. 12 mts. 11 ha Concession ends 2046 Extension option Extended SAAM ownership 100% 899,411 tons Volume transferred 2015 3,680 TEUs N of Docks 2 Dock Length 848 mts. 15 mts. 160 ha Concession ends 2029 Extension option Extended SAAM ownership 35% (*) volume transferred considers only the months of November and December of 2015 10

TOWAGE SAAM is the fourth global tugboat operator and leader in the provision of services in Latin America, with 188 units, including 8 under construction, with a presence in the major ports of Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Uruguay and Chile. It provides ships with the traditional services of mooring and casting off, assistance, salvage and towage, as well as specialized services to ships in off-shore terminals and services of positioning and anchoring oil and gas rigs. With 71% of its fleet being azimuthal, thus providing superior maneuverability, safety and speed in their operations, SAAM operates in over 70 ports in the Americas, being leader in most of the markets where it provides services. Additional Services Motor Boats and Pilotage The Company assists maritime authorities by transporting pilots to the vessels, services it provides in Chile, Peru, and Costa Rica. SAAM has 25 motor boats, mainly located in Peru. Tugboats Fleet 121 125 126 132 191 128 188 132 59 65 70 75 62 60 56 57 63 56 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 SAAM / At the service of foreign trade Ferries In Punta Arenas, SAAM provides ferry services in the Strait of Magellan, fjords and channels in Patagonia. Furthermore, it has three catamarans in Argentina that operate the far end of the continent. Evolution of Tugmoves River Transport SAAM developed a river transport logistics, both for coastal freight and traffic, in Chile and Uruguay, mainly mobilizing wood chips and grains such as rice, wheat 70.325 8% 76.254-5% 1% 23% 72.871 73.706 95.258 17% 115.456 soy and by-products. 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 11

RELEVANT MILESTONES Renewal of towage contracts in Mexico: in the ports of Lázaro Cárdenas, Veracruz and Altamira. First anniversary of Towage Joint Venture with Boskalis, consolidating work teams and surpassing expected synergies. 12

CANADÁ CANADÁ Squamish Port Mellon Vancouver New Westminster Stewart Prince Rupert Kitimat MÉXICO Lázaro Cárdenas Veracruz Altamira Tampico Tuxpan Ciudad del Carmen SAAM IS LEADER IN THE PROVISION OF TOWAGE SERVICES IN AMERICA, AND FOURTH TOWAGE OPERATOR WORLDWIDE. IT IS PRESENT IN OVER 70 PORTS IN THE MAIN TERMINALS OF THE REGION. GUATEMALA COSTA RICA MÉXICO Puerto Quetzal HONDURAS Omoa Tela Puerto Cortés PANAMÁ Melones Chiriqui Grande Colón PSA & Rodman Bahía Las Minas Balboa Taboguilla Punta Morales Puerto Caldera BRASIL Santana Santarém São Luis (Itaqui) Suape Salvador de Bahía Terminal de Regasificación de Bahía (TRBA) - LNG Vitoria Angra dos Reis Sepetiba (Itaguai) Santos Paranaguá Itajaí Río Grande CHILE Arica Iquique Patillos Mejillones Antofagasta Chañaral Huasco Coquimbo Quintero Valparaíso San Antonio San Vicente Lirquén Talcahuano Coronel Puerto Montt Puerto Chacabuco Punta Arenas HONDURAS GUATEMALA COSTA RICA PANAMÁ ECUADOR PERÚ BRASIL SAAM / At the service of foreign trade ECUADOR PERÚ URUGUAY Esmeralda Manta Guayaquil Puerto Bolivar Talara Paita Bayóvar Talara Paita Bayóvar Huarmey Callao Pisco Mataranil Ilo Fray Bentos Nueva Palmira Boya Petrolera de José Ignacio Montevideo Paysandú Punta Pereira CHILE URUGUAY 13

SAAM PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE LOGISTICS SERVICES TO SHIPPING COMPANIES, AIRLINES, IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS, USING ITS EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY TO PROVIDE SOLUTIONS TO ITS CLIENTS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE SUPPLY CHAIN. 14

LOGISTICS Logistics SAAM is one of the major logistics operators in Chile and also participates in the markets of Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia and Uruguay, together with logistics companies of the region. It has more than 170 hectares of support and warehouse areas used to develop the activities in the various countries in which it is present. SAAM has focused on offering comprehensive logistics services, being a strategic partner who provides solutions according to the needs of each client. Services are provided in three business areas and are classified as follows: 01 02 Contract Logistics: SAAM offers comprehensive logistics services to meet the needs of its clients throughout the whole supply chain. In order to achieve this, a commercial model was defined based on business verticals that separate the different industries by portfolio, based on the particular needs of each one. These verticals are supported by a whole range of services going from storage in intermodal terminals, storage of dry cargo and cold storage, transportation, value added services, detailed inventory control (SKU) and distribution. Shipping Companies and Airlines: A In this line of business, SAAM focuses on providing services to shipping companies and airlines once they have arrived to port/airport. In the case of shipping companies, it provides agency services and depots for empty containers, services with which SAAM was created and that have been over 50 years in the market. In the case of airlines, on ramp assistance services are provided, as well as personnel support for customer service. 03 Special Services: These services have been designed for specific clients who require custom-made solutions. The main services provided are: connection and disconnection of flexibles for hydrocarbons, storage of liquids in specialized silos, sale and lease of containers, as well as logistic services to the timber industry (chips and cellulose). Food & Beverage Mining & Energy Business Verticals Mass cargoes Fishing & Aquaculture Freight Forwarders Chemicals Construction, Engineering & Manufacturing Retail & Mass Consumption SAAM / At the service of foreign trade 15

Colombia Ecuador Logistics Services by Country Services to Shipping Companies and Airlines Perú Contract Logistics Special Services Bolivia LOGISTICS IS FOCUSED ON PROVIDING SERVICES IN WHICH THE CLIENT IS AT THE CENTER OF EVERYTHING WE DO Chile Uruguay Traceability Supplier / Production Transport Storage Port / Customs / Airport Storage / Cross Docking Transport Distribution Center Value added Services Capillary distribution End Customer 16

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