INSTITUTIONAL BULLETIN
2019 / No. 10 / 2ND TRIMESTER
TALMA OBTAINS SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE COMPANY BADGE FOR THE FIRST TIME Pg. 4
CARGO OPERATIONS LAUNCHED IN JAEN Pg. 6
TALMA ECUADOR OBTAINS ISAGO CERTIFICATION Pg. 10
Dear friends: We have completed the second quarter of the year with important milestones within the company, such as obtaining, for the first time, the Socially Responsible Company Badge ("Distintivo ESR"), and the launch of our cargo service operations in the city of Jaen. We are also very proud of the incorporation of new clients such as British Airways, among others, into Talma's portfolio. In addition, in this 10th edition we want to share some new developments in our company: we held a workshop called "Update and new trends in the Airport Industry", and our Quito and Guayaquil stations are now ISAGO certified. Finally, as usual, you will get updated statistical data on the sector, the evolution of foreign trade, and information on air imports and exports for the January - June 2019 period. Best regards, Arturo Cassinelli Sanchez CEO
TABLE OF CONTENTS TALMA NEWS Talma obtains Socially Responsible Company Badge for the first time
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Workshop: Update and new trends in the Airport Industry
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Talma present at the 5th Americas Ground 6 Handling International Conference
Cargo operations launched in Jaen
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Institutional Visits
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Talma takes part in COMEX's Infrastructure and Investment Seminar
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World Environment Day
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THE OPERATION Talma Ecuador certification
obtains
ISAGO
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SECTOR STATISTICS Evolution of foreign trade Air imports and exports
INSTITUTIONAL BULLETIN 2019 / No. 10 / 2 ND TRIMESTER Contact Jr. Domenico Morelli 110 4th floor - San Borja Tel: + 51(1) 513 8900 relaciones.institucionales@talma.com.pe
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TALMA NEWS
Peru 2021 presented the award in its eighth Peru edition
Talma obtains Socially Responsible Company Badge for the first time
Talma collaborators in the DESR presentation ceremony
Last year, Talma accepted the challenge of participating in the 8th edition of the Socially Responsible Company Badge (Distintivo ESR) organized by Peru 2021, where they evaluated 104 indicators, divided into four pillars: organizational strategy, organizational culture and values, environment development, and risk and impact management. After more than six months of hard work and joint effort of the different areas of the company, Talma was able to obtain, for the first time, the Socially Responsible Company Badge.
Between the years 2011 and 2018, 227 companies have been recognized in the first eight editions of the Distintivo ESR in Peru. In 2018, Talma became one of them. We see this as yet another step in the right direction, as we continue working and strengthening our commitment to society, the environment and culture for the benefit of our community.
This award comes to join several other recognitions and certifications that the company has obtained over the years. It is a management tool to assess, by means of the indicators proposed, our operations and their impacts on social, economic and environmental matters. Since 2010, the Civil Nonprofit Association, Peru 2021, maintains an alliance with the Mexican Center for Philanthropy (CEMEFI), to award the Distintivo ERS to those companies that obtain an exceptional score, acknowledging their effort and commitment. Members of the 65 companies recognized in the 8th edition of DESR
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TALMA NEWS
Talma Training School offered the first workshop of the year
Workshop: Update and new trends in the Airport Industry
Jorge Villaseca, member of The International Air Transport Association - IATA
Our training center, Talma Training School (TTS) held the first Workshop of the year: Update and new trends in the Airport Industry, carried out on June 12th and 13th, with the participation of more than 80 attendees. This meeting allowed us to provide our clients and users with information on topics related to the Carriage of Lithium Batteries, the scope of the Law on Controlled Products and Supplies, Risk Management of Dangerous Goods, Importance and role of IATA in the Airport Industry, as well as Prohibited and Undeclared Dangerous Goods. This workshop was led by the staff of Talma Training School Instructors. In representation of the International Air Transport Association - IATA, we had the participation of Mr. Jorge Villaseca, who highlighted the importance of the relationship between IATA and TTS and the fact that our training center is the only IATA licensed training center in Peru.
Instructors of Talma Training School
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TALMA NEWS
Event was held in Panama City
Talma present at the 5th Americas Ground Handling International Conference From June 25 to 27, Panama City was the scene of the 5th Americas Ground Handling International Conference. This is the main event that brings together ground service operators, airlines, airports and suppliers that operate in the different cities of the American continent. The more than 300 attendees were able to exchange experiences and knowledge of the sector, including technology service providers, ramp equipment manufacturers, ramp service providers and airlines.
Jan Klauer, Commercial Business Manager, together with event attendees
The attendees on behalf of Talma Peru were our Commercial Business Manager, Jan Klauer, and our Ramp Operations Manager, Juan Ferrua, who participated in several conferences scheduled throughout the event. The event was also attended by the General Manager of Talma Ecuador.
Visita de alumnos del Instituto Khipu del Cusco
Launching new services
Cargo operations launched in Jaen Thanks to the effort and commitment of each of our employees, we started our cargo services in the city of JaĂŠn on May 21st of this year. With this addition, our Domestic Cargo operation has now 16 stations, together with our client LATAM Airlines. With the launch of this new service, entrepreneurs and producers in the region will be able to use air transport for the goods produced in the area, such as cacao and coffee. The company has been working on a few projects for the implementation of new services in the cities of Jauja, Ilo, Talara and Pisco, which we hope will soon become a reality.
Talma collaborators at the Opening day
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TALMA NEWS
We continue offering tours to our facilities
Institutional Visits As part of Talma's Institutional Visits Program, this quarter we had the visit of students from important universities such as Colombia's Universidad Militar Nueva Granada and the Universidad Tecnologica del Peru.
Students of the Nueva Granada Military University at the Talma Training School center
Visit by COLPERU students
Visit by students of Universidad Tecnológica del Perú
We received the visit of a group of students enrolled in the programs of International Business, Foreign Trade, Business Administration and Law at the Universidad Militar Nueva Granada.
Students of the International Business program of Universidad Tecnológica del Peru, visited Talma's facilities in Lima Cargo City.
As part of an academic delegation, students, teachers and officials of the Colombia-Peru Chamber of Commerce and Integration, had the opportunity to learn about the operational processes, for both imports and exports, taking place in our warehouses in Lima Cargo City.
Students of the Nueva Granada Military University in export warehouse
The purpose of this academic visit is for students to reinforce their knowledge and deepen their understanding of the logistical processes involved in foreign trade.
Students of the Technological University of Peru in import warehouse
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TALMA NEWS
Julian Alberto, speaker at the COMEX Peru Seminar
Talma takes part in COMEX's Infrastructure and Investment Seminar
Speakers of COMEX's Infrastructure and Investment Seminar
On June 20th, the Peruvian Society of Foreign Trade COMEX Peru held the Infrastructure and Investment Seminar at Los Delfines Hotel. The event aimed to share information about the infrastructure gaps existing in Peru and the challenges involved, about the fundamentals of Public-Private Partnerships and their benefits for infrastructure development in Peru, and about infrastructure development in general and the impact of connectivity in Peru.
flow, indicators and the quality of services. Finally, he explained that building an airport with impeccable infrastructure needs to come hand in hand with upgrading the road system to improve vehicle access into the airport. In his opinion, the construction of the second runway and the design for the new International Airport remain as pending tasks that need to include the concession contract scheme, land transfer and the design and model of the new airport and its access roads.
Julian Alberto, our Corporate Affairs Manager, was part of the panel of speakers with the topic Infrastructure for Airport Services in Peru. He discussed issues such as the Development and Evolution of Airport Service Infrastructure, emphasizing on the key components needed to provide aircraft services-- both on the air side and on the land side--- and the economic efficiency that nowadays characterizes free market models. He also talked about the different sources of regulation necessary for the development of airport infrastructure and services such as the ICAO's Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs), the Peruvian Aeronautical Regulations (RAPs), efficiency in the design of airport infrastructure, demand estimates, installed capacity,
Julian Alberto, Corporate Affairs Manager, participated with the topic Infrastructure for Airport Services in Peru
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Celebrations at the company's offices and facilities
World Environment Day
In Peru, a person uses an average of 30 kg of plastic per year. Plastic waste is the material most commonly found in sea trenches. Plastic takes between 200 and 1,000 years to fully degrade and is causing the death of thousands of ocean species. Several years ago, plastic was seen as a versatile and economical alternative material. However, today it is estimated that about 9 million tons of plastic waste end up in the ocean every year, and they may remain there for up to 450 years. National Geographic's Planet or Plastic? project opened an exhibit in Peru, seeking to bring about changes and to take a pledge for the planet. The exhibition featured sculptures showing who are the true predators of the sea, and also provided striking factual data on the use of plastic in Peru and how it affects thousands of animals in the ocean. In spite of all the damage they cause, about 5 trillion plastic bags are produced per year in the world, and 1 million are thrown away every single minute. Only 1% of plastic bags get recycled and the rest gets mixed into the natural environment. Talma recognizes the global crisis affecting the marine ecosystem. Consequently, on June 5, the Integrated Management System gave Talma's employees over 1,000 ecological bags as part of an internal environmental awareness campaign, in order to contribute to a better future for the world.
Talma employees receiving ecological bags within the framework of the campaign for World Environment Day
Talma collaborators participating in the activation for World Water Day
Talma receives “2018 Best Environmental Management” award Through its “Together we make the change” program, Lima Airport Partners awarded Talma with the “2018 Best Environmental Management” award, as part of the World Environment Day activities carried out at the Jorge Chavez International Airport. This award acknowledges Talma's continuous work based on three key pillars: Social and Environmental Responsibility, Occupational Health and Safety, and Quality. At Talma we will keep working to continue providing world-class airport services, constantly improving our processes, incorporating new infrastructure, technology and certifications to deliver excellence of service.
Talma employees received the “2018 Best Environmental Management ” award
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THE OPERATION
Two of our stations were certified
Talma Ecuador obtains ISAGO certification
Our Quito and Guayaquil stations obtained the IATA Safety Audit for Ground Operations (ISAGO) certification for ground operations services: - Organization and management - Ground handling and cargo handling - Aircraft ground movement This certification reinforces the fact that our services have been standardized in accordance with the standards and practices recommended in the 7th edition of the ISAGO Ground Operations Manual. Excellence in our service is a priority goal for the company, and that is why we will continue to strive to meet the highest international standards and to obtain certifications that support our quality and commitment.
Talma Ecuador Ramp services We offer ramp services to the main airlines that operate in the Ecuador. Our value offer is based on the security of our operations, the speed and efficiency that we deliver to our customers. Aircraft Marshalling and Parking Specialized Technological Solutions Auxiliary Services (Ground Power Unit - GPU, Air Start Unit ASU and Air Conditioning Unit - ACU) Aircraft Loading and Unloading (cargo and luggage) Aircraft Towing Cabin Cleaning Toilet and Drinking Water Services Assistance to passangers with reduced mobility Integrated Aircraft Handling System to manage ground handling operations Passenger service Flight dispatch service InfoTALMA
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SECTOR STATISTICS
Foreign trade statistics Total Exports | Peru (all modes of transportation) Source: Sociedad de Comercio Exterior del Peru - COMEX
Total exports (MT) 30000 24,857
25000
23,104
20000 15000 10000 5000
4,5924,182
4,0984,217
4,401 4,168
Jan
Feb
Mar
3,560 3,643
4,124 3,463
4,081 3,431
0 2018
Apr
May
Jun
Jan -Jun
2019
Total Exports 2019/2018 Var (%)
5%
2.9%
2.3%
0% Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jan-Jun
-5% -5.3% -7.1% -10%
-8.9%
-15% -16.0%
-15.9%
-20% Important Note: The data for the last month may be subject to variation, due to the cutoff date of updating and sending of the information by the sources consulted.
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Total Imports | Peru
(all modes of transportation)
Source: Sociedad de Comercio Exterior del Peru - COMEX
Total Imports (MT)
20000 18000
18,081 18,008
16000 14000 12000 10000 8000 6000 4000
3,198 3,149
2,758 3,055
3,0902,839
3,048 3,235
3,0322,974
2,8832,829
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
2000 0 2018
Jan-Jun
2019
Total Imports - 2019/2018 Var (%)
15%
10.79% 10% 6.14% 5% 0.41% 0% Jan -1.54%
Feb
Mar
Apr
May -1.90%
Jun
Jan-Jun 19/18
-1.86%
-5% -8.12%
-10%
Imports: Sea, road and air comparison (MT) Source: Sociedad de Comercio Exterior del Peru - COMEX SUNAT, Own
3500 3000
3,035
3,114
2,951
2,854
2,737
2,710
2500 2000 1500 1000 500 105
0 Jan
7
99
97
7
Feb
115
9
Mar
SEA
114
8
Apr
ROAD
May
8
114
8
Jun
AIR
Important Note: The data for the last month may be subject to variation, due to the cutoff date of updating and sending of the information by the sources consulted.
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Imports and exports Total air imports Source: SUNAT, Own
Air Total Imports (Ton) 50000 45,305
45000
45,852
40000 35000 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000
6,765
6,518
6,978 6,913
8,176
8,589
7,830 7,687
7,956
7,988
7,847
7,911
0 Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr 2018
May
Jun
Jan-Jun
2019
Air Total Imports 2019/2018 Var % 6% 5.0%
5% 4%
3.8%
3% 2% 1.2% 0.8%
1%
0.4%
0% Jan -1%
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jan-Jun
-0.9%
-2% -1.8%
-3% Important Note: The data for the last month may be subject to variation, due to the cutoff date of updating and sending of the information by the sources consulted.
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Total air exports Source: Comex, Own
Air Total Exports (Ton)
70000
64,914 60000
58,678
50000
40000
30000
20000
15,208 13,743
10000
6,697
8,123
11,358 8,990
11,495 9,244
10,262
9,327
9,894
9,252
0
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr 2018
May
Jun
Jan-Jun
Jun
Jan-Jun
2019
Air Total Exports 2019/2018 Var %
25%
21.29%
20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Jan
-5% -10%
Feb
Mar
Apr
-9.64%
May -9.11%
-6.49% -9.61%
-15% -20% -20.85%
-25%
-19.58%
Air exports by cargo type Source: Comex, Own
Air Exports (by cargo type) Jan - Jun 2019 (Kg) 11,252,807 19%
Perishable
47,425,377
Dry
81%
Important Note: The data for the last month may be subject to variation, due to the cutoff date of updating and sending of the information by the sources consulted
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