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©Ch ri s S ch m id t -ist ock p h ot o

The Security Technologies Industry in Germany

Jérôme Hull

Manager Mechanical & Electronical Technologies Germany Trade & Invest

Industry Forum on Security Technology and Chemicals

14

th

December 2011 in Tel Aviv, Israel

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I.

The German Security Technologies Industry

II. Investing in German Security: Strengths and Opportunities

III. About Germany Trade and Invest

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www.gtai.com

Security technology is perceived as one of

the major up industries

Global market growth prospects :

€100 billion Euro in 2008

Annual growth rate of 5%

The market in Germany will experience the

same dynamic growth (about 6%)

Numerous opportunities for investors and

innovative companies alike

Market convergence

High value-added density

The German Security Technologies Industry

The German Security Technologies Industry expects high growth rates

Source: Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology

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Annual Turnover and Growth of the Security

Technologies Market in Germany (in EUR billion)

The Security Technologies Industry in Germany

20 31 0 10 20 30 40 2008 2015 +6% p.a. 18.12.2011 13.7 21.5

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The German Security Technologies Industry

Security Technologies in Germany – Primary Segments (in EUR Million)

Current outlook: significant increases predicted for most segments.

Source: VDI/VDE-IT GmbH, 2009 +15% +50.6% +87% +4.7% +22.4% +18.5% +33.5% +124% 0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 2015 2008 ITSecurity

Systems, technologies, and services for protection against theft, burglaries, and assaults

Systems, technologies, and services for information and communication for threats or in the case of threats

Equipmentfor persons in the field of civil security (police, fire squads, THW, security companies) Systems, technologies, and services for protection againstfire, gas, and smoke

Identification, authentication, incl. biometrics & RFID

Control and detection of hazardous substances

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www.gtai.com

I.

The German Security Technologies Industry

II. Investing in German Security: Strengths and Opportunities

III. About Germany Trade and Invest

Agenda

5 18.12.2011 The Security Technologies Industry in Germany

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Berlin-Brandenburg:

Major Entreprises (11)

SME (48)

University Institutes (26)

Research Centers (21)

Association / Networks (9)

Government (3)

North Rhine Westphalia:

Major Entreprises (8)

SME (22)

University Institutes (26)

Research Centers (16)

Association / Networks (2)

Government (1)

Gravity for security research is in the Berlin-Brandenburg region.

Source: http://www.securityresearchmap.de

Investing in German Security: Strengths and Opportunities

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www.gtai.com

Source: http://www.securityresearchmap.de

7 The Security Technologies Industry in Germany

Selected Associations, Clusters and Networks

in Berlin-Brandenburg

SeSamBB

Security und Safety made in Berlin-Brandenburg – Central communications platform for the area „security with IT“

IdentSys

Pool of 10 enterprises dealing with complex hard-and software solutions for saving hard-and collecting biometric attributes

BrainTrustIT

Pool of businesses, institutions and scientific insti-tutes in the field of IT-Security and Safety with IT

KOSYnet

Flood protection and disaster control 10 companies + Fraunhofer Institute IPK

Tusec

Tunnel safety and security network – Qualified with sensor systems, real time data processing and telecommunications

Secure Identity

Cluster of 5 Fraunhofer institutes, 15

enterprises, 3 universities – Research competence in processing, saving and transmission of data related to identity –€10 m research budget for 2008-2011

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Industry and Science security research amass in Berlin-Brandenburg.

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Selected Research Cooperation Projects between

Germany and Israel in civil security research

ACCIS Automatic Cargo Container Inspection System

BEPE Internet-based tool for the evaluation of hospitals’ level of preparedness for biological emergencies

ChipSenSiTek Fibre optic micro-sensors for the detection of explosive materials under real-time conditions

EMSIN Electromagnetic protection of transport infrastructures

ESR System trust and crisis management: An interactive expert exchange system for strengthening societal resilience

I-LOV Intelligent safeguarding localization system for the rescuing of people trapped or buried under rubble

IRLSENS Infrared laser-based fibre optic sensor system for drinking water monitoring

LiveDetect3D Detection of hidden threats through real-time 3D imaging

RETISS Real-time Security Management System for Infrastructures on German and Israeli roads

Source: Federal Ministry of Education and Research

Examples of German-Israeli cooperation in civil security research.

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Germany provides an outstanding investment environment

18.12.2011 The Security Technologies Industry in Germany

Europe’s

leading

electronics

market

High level of

education &

training

R&D and

high-tech

leader

“Made in

Germany”

quality

Reliable

investment

environment

World’s

best

infrastructure

Stable labor

costs & flexible

working time

High

investment

and R&D

incentives

High

productivity

Proximity to

equipment

suppliers

Strong

governmental

support

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I.

The German Security Technologies Industry

II. The Advantages as an Investment Location

III. About Germany Trade and Invest

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www.gtai.com

GTAI helps you to successfully establish your business in Germany.

Project Management Assistance

Location Consulting/Site Evaluation

Project partner identification

and contact Business opportunity

analysis and market research Market entry strategy support Joint project management with regional development agency Coordination and support of negotiations with local authorities Final site decision support Site preselection Identification of

project-specific location factors Cost factoranalysis organizationSite visit

Organization of meetings with legal advisors and financial partners Identification of relevant

tax and legal issues

Project-related financing and incentives consultancy Administrative affairs support Accompanying incentives application and establishment formalities

Decision & Investment Evaluation

Strategy

Support Services

About Germany Trade and Invest

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Source: GTAI

Investor Reference: S.B. Security Group Ltd.

About Germany Trade and Invest

Main provider of security services and

border controls in Israel

Some of the Clients:

Defense ministry

Prime minister

Airport Eilat

Employees: 3.000

Investment Inquiry:

Joint venture with GSE Protect:

Goldschmidt & Levy GmbH

S.B. Europe GmbH:

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www.gtai.com

Berlin - Headquarters

Mr. Jonathan Schoo Manager

Electronics & Microtechnology T. +49 30 200 099 430 jonathan.schoo@gtai.com Mr. Oliver Seiler

Director

Mechanical & Electronic Technologies

T. +49 30 200 099 400 oliver.seiler@gtai.com

Mr. Marko Kolbe Senior Manager

Machinery & Equipment T. +49 30 200 099 405 marko.kolbe@gtai.com

About Germany Trade and Invest

Mr. Sebastian Wittke Senior Manager Transportation Technologies T. +49 30 200 099 405 sebastian.wittke@gtai.com Mr. Robert Krauss Senior Manager Transportation Technologies T. +49 30 200 099 401 robert.krauss@gtai.com

Europe

© 2011 Germany Trade & Invest

All information provided by Germany Trade & Invest has been put together with the utmost care. However, we assume no liability for the accuracy of the information provided.

Mr. Max Milbredt Manager

Electronics & Microtechnology T. +49 30 200 099 408 max.milbredt@gtai.com

Mr. Jérôme Hull Manager

Machinery & Equipment T. +49 30 200 099 602 jerome.hull@gtai.com

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Thank you for your attention!

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