Executive Summary
InterBulk Group plc (formerly Interbulk Investments) was formed in December 2004 and admitted to trading on AIM on 31 December 2004. On 28 February 2006, InterBulk acquired full ownership of United Transport Tankcontainers (UTT) and InBulk Technologies (???InBulk???) via a reverse takeover. On the 11th of April 2007, InterBulk Group purchased Europe's leading dry bulk logistics company by fleet size, UBC. Globalisation is driving unprecedented growth in containers and creating an ever increasing demand for materials ???in-bulk', as a substitute to bags, big-bags, IBC's and dedicated single mode solutions. Environmental, legislative and economic forces have resulted in intermodal logistics solutions being recognized as key to providing sustainable supply chains. InterBulk Group is well placed to flourish in the global markets it serves. UTT is one of the three largest companies (by total fleet size) in the World-wide Tankcontainer operator market with 7,500 tankcontainers. UBC has a dry box fleet of 14,500 specialist containers. InterBulk Group's strategy is to operate one integrated group offering full logistics solutions, for both liquid and dry bulk materials, using 4 forms of intermodal container technology: ISO-Tankcontainers, ISO-Veyors, Flexi-Tanks and Flexi-Liners. The combination of UBC, UTT and InBulk together creates a global platform capable of providing a range of intermodal solutions for any liquid, powder or granular material, anywhere in the World. InterBulk Group's strategy is to create one integrated group offering full logistics solutions, for both liquid and dry bulk materials, using 4 forms of intermodal container technology: ISO-Tankcontainers, ISO-Veyors, Flexi-Tanks and Flexi-Liners. The combination of UBC, UTT and InBulk together creates a global platform capable of providing a range of intermodal solutions for any liquid, powder or granular material, anywhere in the World.
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