Stolt Tankers & Terminals

Welcome to Stolt Tankers & Terminals, one of the leading provider of

transportation and storage of bulk liquid chemicals, edible oils, acids and other
specialty chemicals.

Stolt Tankers & Terminals is the most commonly used company for cargo with
sophisticated handling requirements thanks to its operational and technical
knowledge and the vast experience of its staff.

Stolt-Nielsen Gas

Stolt-Nielsen entered the market for the transportation of liquefied petroleum

gas (LPG) in late 2009.

Stolt-Nielsen Gas (SNG) builds on the Company’s global expertise in the safe
and efficient transportation of cargoes with specialised handling requirements.
SNG will also capitalise on the cost and resource advantages that stem from
having access to the global capabilities of Stolt-Nielsen S.A. and its operating
units.

SNG’s fleet currently includes two very large gas carriers (VLGCs), the
Yuhsho and the Stolt Avance. Yuhsho, built in 1999 with a capacity of 78,498
cbm, is currently on a three-year time charter to SNG.
Stolt Avance is the former Althea Gas, an 82,557 cbm VLGC built in 2003 and
acquired by SNG in late 2009. Both ships are traded in the spot and time-
charter markets. SNG expects to continue to charter and acquire ships as
attractive and competitively priced opportunities present themselves.

Stolt Tank Containers

Stolt Tank Containers (STC) is the world’s leading provider of logistics
and transportation services for door-to-door shipments of bulk-
liquid chemicals and food-grade products. STC's global fleet of
tank containers is by far the world's largest, with more than 23,500
units. Our capabilities include flexitank services and specialized
tank containers for aggressive or high purity products, compressed
gases and cryogenic cargoes.

With more than 25 years of experience in the

 logistics industry, Stolt Tank Containers is
committed to a process of continuous innovation to
help customers better manage their supply chains,
minimise costs and increase efficiency.

Stolt-Nielsen (OSE: SNI, NASDAQ: SNSA) is a Norwegian-

Luxembourgish shipping and seafood company. The company
has two main subsidiaries, Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group
and Stolt Sea Farms. The company has its headquarters
formerly in London although most of its operations are in
Rotterdam, it is listed on Oslo Stock Exchange and NASDAQ.

Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group

Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group (SNTG) is one of the world's largest parcel

tanker companies with 130 ships and eight terminals. SNTG has 4,700 employees

Stolt-Nielsen started in 1959 as Parcel Tankers Inc. with a chartered ship. By 1963
the company had opened offices in Oslo, Norway; New York, USA and Japan and
was operating 18 ships. In 1971 the first storage terminal was acquired and in 1972
Sea Farms (then not part of the Stolt-Nielsen Group) was founded. In 1988 the
company issued an initial public offering on NASDAQ. In 2005 Stolt-Nielsen sold
Stolt Offshore and in 2006 Marine Harvest.

Different types of ship in the world merchant fleet

Container Shipswhich carry most of the world's manufactured goods
and products, usually through scheduled liner services.

Bulk carriersthe work horses of the fleet, these transport raw

materials such as iron ore and coal. Identifiable by the hatches
raised above deck level which cover the large cargo holds.

Tankers transport crude oil, chemicals and petroleum products.

Tankers can appear similar to bulk carriers, but the deck is
flush and covered by oil pipelines and vents.
Ferries and Cruise ships

Ferries usually perform short journeys for a mix of passengers, cars

and commercial vehicles. Most of these ships are Ro-Ro (roll on
- roll off) ferries, where vehicles can drive straight on and off,
making it a speedy and easily accessible way to travel.Demand
for cruise ships expanded rapidly during the 1980s, leading to a
new generation of large and luxurious 'floating hotels'.

Specialist ships

Such as anchor handling and supply vessels for the offshore oil
industry, salvage tugs, ice breakers and research vessels.