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  • PresentationtoInvestors/AnalystsOpportunitiesinProcessTechnologies

    30th January2014

    FollowusonTwitter:@johnson_matthey

    ScantodownloadourIRapporvisitwww.matthey.com/app

  • CautionaryStatementThispresentationcontainsforwardlookingstatementsthataresubjecttoriskfactorsassociatedwith,amongstotherthings,theeconomicandbusinesscircumstancesoccurringfromtimetotimeinthecountriesandsectorsinwhichJohnsonMattheyoperates.Itisbelievedthattheexpectationsreflectedinthesestatementsarereasonablebuttheymaybeaffectedbyawiderangeofvariableswhichcouldcauseactualresultstodiffermateriallyfromthosecurrentlyanticipated.

  • IntroductionandWelcome

    NeilCarsonChiefExecutive

  • Programme14.00 IntroductionandWelcome NeilCarson

    14.10 OpportunitiesinProcessTechnologiesQ&AandcoffeebreakafterthissessionGeoffOtterman

    15.30 AddingValueThroughTechnology IainMartinProcessTechnologiesandtheChemicalsMarket IainMartin

    ProcessTechnologiesinChina HenryLiu

    SummaryQ&Aandcoffeebreakafterthissession

    GeoffOtterman

    16.50 ProcessTechnologiesandtheOilandGasMarket DonRocheSummaryandKeyMessagesQ&Aafterthissession

    GeoffOtterman

    17.30 ClosingRemarksandFinalQ&A NeilCarson

    18.15 DrinksReceptionandDinner4

  • Introduction

    Aworldleadingtechnologycompany

    Successfoundedoncontinuedinvestmentin

    R&Dandproductdevelopment

    Differentiationthroughtechnology

    Provenstrategyinplacetodevelopnew

    businessareas

    Wellpositionedingrowthmarkets

    Deliversvalue

    5

  • OpportunitiesinProcessTechnologies

    GeoffOttermanDivisionDirector,ProcessTechnologies

  • Agenda

    OpportunitiesinProcessTechnologies01 GeoffOttermanAddingValueThroughTechnology02 IainMartinPTandtheChemicalsMarket03 IainMartinPTinChina04 HenryLiuPTandtheOilandGasMarket05 DonRocheSummary06 GeoffOtterman

    7

  • OurAimsToday

    Provide Insight Explain Highlightanoverview ofProcessTechnologiesactivities,marketsandcompetitivestrengths

    intothegrowthdrivers inProcessTechnologiesmarkets

    howthedivisioniswellplacedtobenefitfrom growthinthesemarkets

    prospectsforthedevelopment ofthebusinessesinthedivision

    8

  • WhatisProcessTechnologies?Coretechnologystrengthscombinedwithexpertiseandknowhowofourpeople

    Highperformancecatalysts Pellets,granulesandpowdersoftensoldon

    tonnescale Replacementcycleorcontinuousdosing Investmentinnewproductdevelopment

    Catalysts

    Providesblueprint(flowsheet)onhowtobuildandoperateaplant

    Strongengineeringknowhow Abilitytointegratecatalystwithprocessscaleup Investmenttoimproveexistingprocess

    technologiesanddevelopnewones

    Processes

    Optimisedplantefficiency Performanceguarantee SupportandservicefromJM

    Forourcustomers

    9

  • HistoryofProcessTechnologiesBuildingblocksforanewdivision

    JMpgmcatalysts

    ProcessTechnologies

    Division

    DavyProcessTechnologyProcesstechnologies,processengineering andlicensing

    2006

    FormoxFormaldehydecatalysts,licences andtechnologies

    2013

    IntercatAdditivesfor

    FCCapplications

    2010

    ICISynetixBasemetalcatalysts

    2002

    10

  • DevelopmentoftheDivision

    ProcessTechnologies

    People Worldclassscientistsandengineers Threadingtogethernewbusiness Attractingindustryexperts Processandindustryknowhow

    R&D Continuedinvestment Alignedwithcoretechnologycompetences

    Acquisitions Marketleaders DifferentiatethroughR&D Customerrelationships Potentialforinvestment

    + ++Capex Addedcapacityinanticipationofdemand Supportingregionalgrowth Investingforthelongterm

    11

  • OverviewofProcessTechnologiesGloballeaderinprocesscatalystsandprocesstechnology

    >2,300Employees;10%inR&D 15%CAGRinSales

    BroadGeographicalSpreadSalesbyDestination (1H2013/14288m)

    TwoKeyMarketSectors

    0

    100

    200

    300

    400

    500

    600

    2009/10 2012/13

    22% 22%

    24%24%

    8%

    Chemicals

    ~60% OilandGas~40%

    66%

    16%5%

    12%

    1%

    Europe

    China

    NorthAmerica

    MiddleEastandAsiaOther

    Europe

    China

    NorthAmerica

    MiddleEastandAsiaOther

    Intercat

    12

  • GlobalCoverage

    9 ManufacturingSites 10TechnologyCentres 28SalesOffices

    Paris

    PerstorpMoscow

    Beijing

    Shanghai

    KualaLumpur

    NewDelhiBahrain

    Oman

    Trinidad

    Savannah

    WestDeptfordChicago

    Houston

    Bergen

    Aberdeen

    Billingham

    RoystonLondon

    EmmerichOberhausen

    SeoulTokyo

    MilanBarcelona

    RiodeJaneiro

    Clitheroe

    Sonning Common

    BrusselsUtrecht

    Panki

    Stockton

    Mumbai

    Sevierville

    UKsites

    Qingdao

    13

  • ProcessTechnologiesDivisionStrategyDeliveringdoubledigitgrowth

    Maintainleadingpositionsincatalystsandprocesstechnologiesforchemicalsmarkets Leveragecatalystandprocessexpertiseforsuperiorgrowthinexistingandnewmarkets

    Developlargerpresenceinoilandgasmarkets Exploitexistingtechnologyadvantages

    Developprocesstechnologytocomplementcatalysts

    Investforgrowth MaintainR&Dspendat~5%ofsalesp.a.

    Capex ~80100mp.a./2xdepreciation

    ImprovementinROIC

    Expandcapabilities R&D includingnewmaterials

    Externalpartnerships

    Targetedacquisitions

    +

    14

  • ServingTwoMarketSectors

    #1or#2inmajorityofourmarkets

    Chemicals Syngas

    Petrochemicals

    Oleo/Biochemicals

    ~60%ofPTsalesWhatwedo Catalystsandprocesstechnology

    Competitors Clariant,Haldor Topse,BASF

    OilandGas Refineries

    GasProcessing

    DiagnosticServices

    ~40%ofPTsalesWhatwedo Catalystsanddiagnostics

    Competitors Grace,Albemarle,UOP,Clariant

    Refineries19%

    GasProcessing

    8%

    DiagnosticServices11%

    Syngas30%

    Petrochemicals

    18%

    Oleo/Bio13%

    15

  • PTsChemicalsMarkets

    Catalyst Licensing

    Feedstock

    Ammonia

    GTL

    Hydrogen

    SNG

    Formaldehyde

    Fertilisers

    CleanFuels

    Adhesives

    Construction

    Shampoo

    NaturalGas

    S

    y

    n

    g

    a

    s

    BuildingBlocks Intermediates EndUseProducts

    EdibleOilsandOtherOleochemicals

    Biorenewables

    DetergentsandSoaps

    Food

    Biochemicals

    BiomassandNaturalOils

    O

    l

    e

    o

    /

    B

    i

    o

    Propylene

    Butanediol

    Films,FibresandBottles

    Packaging

    FilmsandCables

    EngineeringPolymersNaturalGasLiquids

    Petroleum

    P

    e

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    a

    l

    s

    MonoEthyleneGlycol

    Ethylene

    Aromatics

    Butane

    Methanol

    NaturalDetergentAlcohols

    PTA

    JMcoveredtechnology/products/service

    Coal VinylChlorideMonomer

    OxoAlcohols

    16

  • ExpandingActivitiesinChemicalsMarkets

    OpportunityforJMtogrowwithin2bnp.a.chemicalcatalystsandprocesstechnologymarket

    Expansionthrough: Increasingcatalyst+processofferingwithincurrent

    portfolio Developingintonewmarkets

    Opportunity

    Expansion

    Catalyst ProcessTechnology

    AddedValueforJM

    NewMarkets

    JMasignificantplayerintargetedmarkets

    JMToday

    17

  • PTsOilandGasMarketsJMhasstrongpositionsintargetedhighvaluemarkets

    OpportunitiestoapplyPTsskillsincurrentandadditionalareasofoilandgasmarket: Byinnovationandleveragingcorecompetencesinadvancedmaterials Bypartneringandacquisition

    RefineriesHydrogen

    Leadingpositioninreforming,shiftandpurificationcatalystsforhydrogenmanufacture

    GasProcessing

    Strongpositioninmarketforremovalofsulphurandmercuryfromgasstreamstoverylowlevels

    DiagnosticServices

    Highvalue,specialistofferingsacrossthewholeoilandgasvaluechain

    RefineriesAdditives

    UniqueproductofferinginFCCadditivesanddosingsystemsforimprovingefficiencyandenvironmentalperformanceofFCCunits

    18

  • 23%

    RobustGrowthinExistingMarketsUnderlyingMarketGrowth SuperiorGrowthMarkets

    Chemicals

    23%Oil

    12%Gas

    Methanol

    67%

    Hydrogen

    6%

    Formaldehyde

    5%

    RefineryAdditives

    57%

    SNG

    10+%

    SubseaInstrumentation

    10+%H

    CatalystMarket

    Syngas Petrochemicals

    Refineries DiagnosticServices

    4%CatalystMarket

    3%19

  • GlobalDriversandtheirImpactonPT

    PTbusinessfocus

    Ammoniasynthesisandnitricacidcatalysts

    Carboncaptureandstorage(CCS)

    Automotive Electronics

    Construction

    Bulkchemicals

    Emissioncontrolcatalysts

    Obscurationenamels

    Pgms

    Pharmaceuticals

    Agriculturalchemicals

    APIsMedical

    components

    Finechemicals

    Energysecurity

    Alternativeenergy

    Resourceefficiency Recycling

    Gas/coaltoproductstechnology

    Catalysts Pgmrefining

    Emissioncontrol

    Cleanfuel

    Lowcarbon

    Emissioncontrolcatalysts

    Abatementtechnologies

    Hydrogencatalysts

    Purificationproducts

    Pgmcatalysts

    Fuelcellsandbatterytechnologies

    Health&NutritionAgeing

    Population

    EnvironmentalFactors

    ClimateChangeRegulation

    PopulationGrowth

    UrbanisationIncreasingWealth

    NaturalResourceConstraints

    Biorenewables

    GlobalDriversIndustrySector IndustrySectorJMActivities JMActivities

    Petrochemicalcatalysts

    andprocesses

    Changeprovidesopportunity20

  • ChangeDrivesGrowthforPTKeyopportunitiesbeyondunderlyinggrowth

    Shalegas,itsnewavailabilityandtheeffectonprocesseconomics

    Greaterglobaldemandforfuels, particularlycleanerfuelsmadefromdirtierandlessaccessiblefeedstocks

    TheChineseimperativeforfuelsecurityandtheneedforcoalbasedchemicals

    Demandforassetperformanceandintegrityareincreasingacrossourmarkets

    Couldadd100mp.a.insalesby2020

    Couldadd50mp.a.insalesby2020

    Couldadd100mp.a.insalesby2020

    Couldadd30mp.a.insalesby2020

    21

  • NeweraoflowcostnaturalgasinUS Naturalgasliquids(NGL)feedstocks fromshalegasprovidefavourableeconomicsforpetrochemicals

    Stimulatedinvestments>$100bninUSchemicalsto2030

    ShaleGas

    Newammoniaandmethanolcapacity Gastoliquidstomonetisegas

    TheChanges KeyOpportunities

    CrudeOil

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    $/bbl

    USDryNaturalGasProduction(trillioncubicfeet)

    Source:EIA Source:EIA

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    1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040

    46%

    8%9%

    22%

    6%1%7%

    14%

    20%

    9%

    28%

    8%2% 9%

    Shalegas

    NonassociatedonshoreNonassociatedoffshore

    Tightgas

    AlaskaAssociatedwithoil

    Coalbed methane

    $/mmBtu

    NaturalGas

    Couldadd100mp.a.insalesby2020

    22

  • GlobalDemandforFuels

    Productslateshifttowardsmiddledistillate(diesel) Trendtowardsheavierandsourercrudes FCCcapacitygrowthinAsia(fuels)andMiddleEast(chemicals)

    Effortstomaximiseproductionfromdepletedfields

    Stronggrowthinhydrogendemand Greaterdemandforrefineryadditives Tracerstomaximisefieldproductivity

    TheChanges KeyOpportunities

    AverageGlobalCrudeOilQuality GlobalDemandbyProduct ShifttoDistillate(millionbarrelsperday)

    2011 20152012 2020 20302025 203531.5

    32.0

    32.5

    33.0

    33.5

    34.0

    34.5

    35.0

    1.00

    1.10

    1.20

    1.30

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    Source:HartEnergy

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    *API Sulphur(wt%)

    Source:HartEnergy

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    2011 2012 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035

    OtherProducts

    LPG

    HeavyFuelOil

    MiddleDistillate

    Jet/Kero

    Naphtha

    Gasoline

    88 89 94102 108

    113 118

    Couldadd50mp.a.insalesby2020

    23

  • CoalbasedChemicals

    EnergydemandgrowthdrivesuptakeofcoalresourcesinChina

    Chinaisnowthemajormarketforcoaltochemicals Coalminersandenergycompaniesinvestingincapacity AirqualityrequirementsdrivingamovefromcoaltogasasanurbanfuelinChina

    HugeinvestmentinnewcapacityinChinarequiringcatalyticprocesses

    CoaltoSNG(substitutenaturalgas) Coaltomethanoltoolefins Newmethanolderivativetechnologiese.g.MEG

    TheChanges KeyOpportunities

    ChinaCoalConsumptionbySector ChinaNaturalGasConsumption/Demandbn Nm3 p.a.

    Source:CCBInternational2012,CCTD,SXCoal,A.T.Kearneyanalysis Source:ChinaPetroleumandChemicalIndustryFederation

    (milliontonnes)

    101 108 112161 150

    18120

    31 43 53

    93

    130

    050

    100150200250300350400450

    2011 2012 2013 2015 2020

    ImportNG

    SNG

    OtherNGProduction

    2011 2015E

    17%

    15%5%9%

    ~57%

    ~16%

    ~14%

    ~7%~6%

    3,778

    4,640OthersChemicals

    Cement

    Steel

    PowerGeneration

    1520%

    23%

    34%

    67%

    CAGR~5.3%

    3%

    54%

    Couldadd100mp.a.insalesby2020

    24

  • AssetPerformanceandIntegrity

    Capex pressuresmean Greatervaluefrommoreefficientprocessesandbetter

    catalysttechnology Use/reuseofolderassets

    Financialandreputationalrisksofpoorassetassurance

    Highefficiencycatalystsforhighefficiencyreactors Processchanges,revampsandrepurposing Smarttechnologyforflowcontrol,assetinspectionandproductassurance

    TheChanges KeyOpportunities

    Couldadd30mp.a.insalesby2020

    25

  • AddingValueandDeriskingforCustomersWhychooseJM?

    ChoosingJMstechnologiesenablesourcustomersto: Maximisethecredibilityofanewprojectwhenraisingfinance

    Reducethecapex requiredtobuildtheplant Delivermaximumproductivity,reliabilityandflexibilityfromtheasset

    Minimiseenergyconsumptionandemissions

    JMsR&D,technicalsupport,productsandservicesallowourcustomersto: Optimiseandfurtherimproveplantoperation Reduceoperatingcosts Maintainreliabilityandavailability

    Foranewplant Whentheplantisrunning

    Customersassetscostbnstobuildand100mstorun

    ChoosingJMsproductsandservicesprovidescredibletechnologyandderisksinvestment

    26

  • UseTechnicalStrength

    TheJMAdvantageHowwestayahead

    Producesuperiorproducts,reduceourproductioncosts

    Additionalservicesthataredifficultforourcompetitorstoreplicate

    BuildCapacityandCapability Localtogrowthmarkets

    ProtectValue StrongknowhowandIP Inhousecapabilities Continuousimprovementfasterthanourcompetitors

    IntegrateTechnicalandCommercialSkills Enabledevelopmentofexistingandnewmarketareas

    27

  • Stablemargins

    KeyTakeaways

    Stronganddefensiblepositioninallourmarkets

    Abletoleveragebothcatalystandprocess

    technology

    Technologyandknowhowinvestment

    Globaldriverssupportincreasingdemandfor

    PTsofferings

    Doubledigitgrowthonaveragefortheforeseeablefuture

    28

  • AddingValueThroughTechnology

    IainMartinTechnologyDirector,ProcessTechnologies

  • Introduction

    Strongtechnologyunderpinsleadingmarketpositions

    Highleveloftargeted R&Dinvestment tosupportfuturegrowth ~5%ofsalesp.a.

    Abilitytointegrate catalystandprocessdevelopment GreatervaluetoJM Createsopportunitiestodevelopnewmarkets

    Increasedresiliencetocompetitivethreat

    30

  • UniquePositioninMarket

    Valuesrecycle

    Integratinginto

    applications

    ModellingPgm andbasemetalchemistry

    Surfacescience

    Manufactureatscale

    TestingCoatings

    Specialisttechnologyexpertise

    Characterisation

    SyntheticChemistry

    ADVANCEDMATERIALDESIGN

    Licences

    Technologylicensing andcatalyst knowhowspanningmanydecades

    Recognisedtechnologyleaderwithbroadportfolio

    Addingvaluethroughdeepunderstandingofcustomeroperations

    Strongtrackrecordofintroducingnewtechnologies

    Independent fromchemicalmajors

    31

  • SeriousScienceAppliedtoCatalystDesign

    Expert scientistsandengineers

    Worldclass catalystresearchanddevelopmentfacilitiesinUKandUSA

    Broadcatalysisplatforms:basemetals,pgms,zeolites,absorbents

    Coreskillsincatalysisunderpintechnologyleadership: Catalystdesignandpreparation

    Characterisationandanalysis

    Testingunderindustrialconditions

    Reactionengineering

    Strongcatalystapplicationknowledge

    SeriousScienceAppliedtoCatalystDesign

    TranslatingCatalystDesignintoManufacturing

    CreatingProcessesAroundtheCatalyst

    EffectiveTechnologyTransfertoRealise

    theValue

    ChemistryKnowledge

    ApplicationExpertise

    CatalystTesting

    ManufacturingKnowledge

    32

  • TranslatingCatalystDesignintoManufacturing

    Closelinkagebetweenlaboratory,pilotandcommercialfacilities

    Widerangeofstateoftheartscaleupequipmentavailable

    Researchfocusonimprovedproductionprocesses

    Comprehensiveglobalmanufacturingandsupplychains

    Globalnetworkprovidesinfieldtechnicalsupport

    SeriousScienceAppliedtoCatalystDesign

    TranslatingCatalystDesignintoManufacturing

    CreatingProcessesAroundtheCatalyst

    EffectiveTechnologyTransfertoRealise

    theValue

    33

  • CreatingProcessesAroundtheCatalyst

    Existingprocessesaremademorecompetitiveandnewprocessesaredeveloped

    Strongsynergywithinhousecatalystcapabilities

    Design,buildandoperateminiplantstocommercialisetechnology

    Provenabilitytoscaleupdirectlytocommercialscale

    SeriousScienceAppliedtoCatalystDesign

    TranslatingCatalystDesignintoManufacturing

    CreatingProcessesAroundtheCatalyst

    EffectiveTechnologyTransfertoRealise

    theValue

    34

  • EffectiveTechnologyTransferToRealiseTheValue

    Manage therisksassociatedwithfirstdemonstrationofcatalystorprocesstechnology

    Successfullyoperatestrategicallianceswithmajoroperatingcompaniestoacceleratecommercialisation

    Transfertechnicalknowhowthroughbasicengineeringpackages

    Supportlicenseesduringlongtermplantoperationtobesteffect

    SeriousScienceAppliedtoCatalystDesign

    TranslatingCatalystDesignintoManufacturing

    CreatingProcessesAroundtheCatalyst

    EffectiveTechnologyTransfertoRealise

    theValue

    35

  • Polypropylene

    Polyethylene

    Coal Gasification MethanolMethanoltoOlefins(MTO)

    PlasticBags

    Carpets

    Propylene

    Ethylene

    Butene

    Polypropylene

    Polyethylene

    Coal Gasification MethanolMethanoltoOlefins(MTO)

    PlasticBags

    Carpets

    Propylene

    Ethylene

    2Propylheptanol Plastic

    CoatedCable

    Butene

    R&DinActionCreatingnewmarkets

    2Propylheptanol(2PH) agrowingintermediateforimprovedplasticiserperformance

    36

  • AddingValueThroughTechnology

    Innovationenablesustoincreasesalesmarginforourcustomerscomparedtoourcompetitors

    Catalystcostisgenerallyrelativelysmallcontributiontototalcost

    Seektosharevalue Improvedcatalystprice Licence fees Technologytransferfees Services

    SimplifiedCustomerProductionCostModelforTerephthalic Acid

    RawMaterials $/tonne

    Paraxylene 725

    AceticAcid 15

    Catalyst 5

    Utilities 15

    FixedCosts 25

    TotalCashCost 785

    DepreciationandROCE 115

    CostofProduction 900

    SalesPrice 1,000

    Margin 100$/tonne

    37

  • AddingValueThroughTechnology KeyTakeaways

    Talentedandenthusiasticstaff

    continuetobeatcoreofoursuccess

    InvestingforgrowthinfacilitiesinEurope,

    USAandAsia

    Uniquetechnologycapabilityprovidesconfidenceinabilitytomaintainstrongpositionsinexistingmarketsandto

    establishnewbusinessareaswithstronggrowthprospects

    Focusonprotection ofknowledgetosustain

    thegrowth

    + + +

    38

  • IainMartinTechnologyDirector,ProcessTechnologies

    PTandtheChemicalsMarket

  • ChemicalsDrivers

    ChemicalsDriversGlobalDrivers

    PetrochemicalDemandGrowthGrowthinprimarypetrochemicalandderivativedemand,regionalandproductslateshifts

    ShaleGasNewprojectsandgrowthbaseduponUSshalegas,shiftfromoiltosyngasbasedchemistry

    CoalbasedChemicalsChinesegrowthforchemicalandenergysecurity

    RenewableFeedstocksConsumerdemandforrenewablechemicals,advantagedfeedstockpositionoveroil,legislationforrenewablefuels

    Health&NutritionAgeing

    Population

    EnvironmentalFactors

    ClimateChangeRegulation

    PopulationGrowth

    UrbanisationIncreasingWealth

    NaturalResourceConstraints

    40

  • PTsChemicalsMarkets

    Catalyst Licensing

    Feedstock

    Ammonia

    Hydrogen

    Fertilisers

    CleanFuels

    Adhesives

    Construction

    Shampoo

    NaturalGas

    S

    y

    n

    g

    a

    s

    BuildingBlocks Intermediates EndUseProducts

    EdibleOilsandOtherOleochemicals

    DetergentsandSoaps

    Food

    Biochemicals

    BiomassandNaturalOils

    O

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    e

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    /

    B

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    Propylene

    Butanediol

    Films,FibresandBottles

    Packaging

    FilmsandCables

    EngineeringPolymersNaturalGasLiquids

    Petroleum

    P

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    r

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    Ethylene

    Aromatics

    Butane

    NaturalDetergentAlcohols

    PTA

    JMcoveredtechnology/products/service

    Coal VinylChlorideMonomer

    GTL

    SNG

    Methanol

    Formaldehyde

    MonoEthyleneGlycol

    Biorenewables

    OxoAlcohols

    41

  • MethanolJMOffer Worldleadingtechnologylicensingandfullrangeofcatalysts

    MarketDrivers CoaltochemicalsinChina ShalegasbasedopportunitiesintheUS

    MethanolMarket Methanolproductmarket:65mtpademand Marketdemandgrowth:67%p.a. Growthincapacitynextfiveyears:5%p.a.

    MethanolCatalystMarket JMshareofsector(installedvalue):#1catalysts Catalystinstalledmarketvalue:425475m Replacementcatalystmarket:80120mp.a. Catalystlifetime: 45years

    Competitors(Licensing/Catalysts) Lurgi /Clariant Haldor Topse

    NaturalGasReforming

    Coke/C2H2OffGas

    Gasified Coal

    Methanol

    ChemicalUses

    FuelsM15

    OlefinsMTO

    42

  • FormaldehydeJMOffer Licensing,engineeringandprocurementofformaldehydeplants

    andoxidecatalystsforformaldehydemanufacture

    MarketDrivers MarketgenerallygrowsinlinewithGDP Chinaforecasttoexperiencefastgrowthrates(around7%

    p.a.)andsignificantvolumeincreasesindemandduring2011to2016

    Potentialforacceleratedgrowthifwoodsectorcanbetargeted Increasinguseofformaldehydeinnewchemicalintermediates

    FormaldehydeMarket Formaldehydemarket: 43mtpa,~6bnp.a. Marketgrowth:5%p.a.

    OxideCatalystMarket JMshareofsector:#1inoxidecatalystmarket(~1/3total) Replacementcatalystmarketforoxide:43mp.a.

    Competitors DBWestern(processlicensingonly) Alder(catalystandprocesslicensing) Clariant (catalystonly)

    Methanol

    WoodProducts

    Resins

    Polyols

    Formaldehyde

    WorldConsumptionofFormaldehyde

    Nonwood

    Products42%

    WoodProducts58%

    BDO4%Pentaerythritol5%

    MDI4%MFResins6%

    PolyacetalResins8%

    Others15%

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    GastoLiquidsJMOffer1. Licensing:fixedbedFischerTropsch processandreactor

    licensingwithBP2. Catalysts:syngasandFischerTropsch catalysts

    MarketDrivers SpreadofoilvsNGpriceandaccesstolargeamountsoflowcost

    naturalgas(Qatar,Australia,Russia) ShalegasinNorthAmericamajordriver Competitivedynamicsvsothershalegasuses

    GTLProductMarket GTLmarket:200,000bbl perday,~$9bnp.a. OryxandShellPearl,Qatar Growth: Expectcapacitytodoubleto400,000bblperdayby2020

    ShaleGasReforming

    Gasified Coal/Biomass

    FixedBed(orslurry)FTProcess

    Lubricants

    LowSulphurDiesel

    HydrocarbonBlending

    CrudeOil

    $/bbl

    Source:EIA

    $/mmBtu

    NaturalGas

    44

  • LowPressureOxoAlcoholsJMOffer Licensedprocesswithcatalysts Developed,comarketedandlicensedwithDowChemicalCompany

    for>40years 52licencessold

    MarketDrivers Marketdrivetowardshighmolecularweightplasticiseralcohols:

    developmentofa2PHvarianttoconvertC4streamsfromMTOprojects

    Market JM/Dowshareofsector: #1 Licensingmarket: Typicallyoneplantperyear Hydrogenationcatalystreplacementmarket: >10mp.a. Typicalplantsize: 200300ktpa

    Competitors MCC Oxea Eastman

    Propylene

    Syngas

    Butene

    PVC

    Coatings

    Solvents

    nButanol

    iButanol

    2Ethylhexanol

    2Propylheptanol

    45

  • MonoEthyleneGlycol(MEG)JMOffer NovelprocessdevelopedinpartnershipwithEastmanChemical

    Company andnowavailableforlicensing

    MarketDrivers Chinaproductiondeficit,imports~7milliontonnesp.a. HighcostoftraditionaloilbasedandMTOroutesviaethyleneoxide JMDavy/Eastmanrouteofferslowercostprocess Opportunitytomeetmarketneedsbasedoncoalornatural

    gasderivedsyngasandmethanol

    MEGMarket Totalmarket:~22bnp.a.,24.5mtpa Growth:56%p.a.(89%p.a.China) Newcapacity201315:~4mtpa Typicalplantcapacity:200500ktpa JMshareofsector:New Licensingmarketsize:+12milliontonnesby2020

    Competitors Sabic,ShellandDowforethylenetoMEGrouteviaethyleneoxide ChinatechnologyprovidersforsyngastoMEGrouteviadimethyl

    oxalate(DMO) UbeforsyngasroutetoMEGviaDMO

    Methanol

    Syngas

    MEG

    PolyesterFibreandPET

    Coolant,Antifreeze

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  • OpportunitiesinBiorenewables

    JMOffer Catalystsandlicensedprocessesfortheemergingbiofuelsand

    biochemicals markets

    MarketDrivers Biofuels:climatechangeregulationsand energysecurity Biochemicals:consumerdemandforgreen,sustainable

    materials,andadvantagedeconomicsfromlowcostsugar

    JMPosition: >1mtpaofproductsalreadymanufacturedusingJMprocesses Involvedincollaborationswithanumberofkeybioprocess

    technologydevelopers Catalyst Processtechnologyscaleupandcommercialisation

    ConversionandUpgrade

    CellulosePalmOil

    Sugar/Starch

    Fermentation

    CatalyticProcesses

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  • ProcessTechnologiesinChina

    HenryLiuCountryDirector,China

  • PTinChina Overview FirstofficeinChinain2001 ~120employeesandgrowing AllareasofPTnowoperatinginChina ForecasteddoubledigitCAGRovernexttenyears

    OfficesinBeijingandShanghai JVinQingdaoforcatalystmanufacturing 58licences grantedinChina

    22 forcoaltochemicalswithleadingshareofsector

    Syngas48%

    Petrochemicals42%

    OilandGas

    Chemicals

    PTSalestoChina(2012/13119m)

    EmployeesDoubledinThreeYears

    0

    25

    50

    75

    100

    125

    150

    2010/11 2013/14

    Oleo/Bio5%

    OilandGas5%

    49

  • ChineseMarketDrivers

    Economicgrowth GDP~7%overnextfewyears Chemicaldemandgrowthnormally2xGDP

    Energysecurity Chinaimports>50%ofitsoildemand Governmentlookingtoreduceimportdeficit

    Environmentprotection Airpollutionrecognisedasamajorissueincities

    Feedstockavailability Richcoalresources

    KeyDrivers

    Chinesegovernmentencouragingcoaltochemicals SupportedintheChinaChemical12th FiveYearPlan Provencompetitivechemicalroute

    Chinesegovernmentplantoreducedirectuseofcoalforpowergeneration

    PolicyandRegulation

    20

    59

    136

    10.4

    40

    104

    2000 2006 2012

    ChemicalImport

    ChemicalExport

    ChinaChemicalTradeBalance(bn)

    Source:ChinaPetroleumandChemicalIndustryFederation

    50

  • 0.21.9 2.9

    2011 2015E 2020E

    CoaltoEthyleneGlycol

    Capacity(milliontonnes)

    +35%

    38

    60

    79

    2011 2015E 2020E

    CoaltoMethanol

    Capacity(milliontonnes)

    +9%

    CoaltoChemicalsCoalisanappealingandavailablechemicalfeedstock

    51

    0.65.1

    15

    2011 2015E 2020E

    CoaltoOlefins

    Capacity(milliontonnes)

    +46%

    Asaresultofmultipleinvestmentsandoperationalimprovement,technologicalmaturityofemergingcoaltochemicalsisadvancingfast

    Source:ChinaPetroleumandChemicalAssociationandJMestimates

    CoaltoSNG

    +39%

    4 22.6

    80

    2011 2015E 2020E

    Capacity(billionm3)

    Chinahas13%oftheglobalcoalreserves

  • CoaltoChemicalsFlowsheetCoaltochemicalsisgrowing1520%CAGR

    52

    Source:CCBInternational2012,CCTD,SXCoal,A.T.Kearneyanalysis

    ChinaCoalConsumptionbySector(mtpa)

    2011 2015E

    17%

    15%

    5%9%

    ~57%

    ~16%

    ~14%

    ~7%

    ~6%

    3,778

    4,640

    Others

    Chemicals

    Cement

    Steel

    PowerGeneration

    54%

    1520%

    23%

    34%

    67%

    CAGR~5.3%

    3%

    FilmsandCables

    Ammonia

    SNG

    Hydrogen

    GTL

    Methanol

    VCM

    Fertilisers

    CleanFuels

    Formaldehyde

    OxoAlcohols

    MTO

    Adhesives

    PE,PP

    PackagingJMcoveredtechnology/products/service

    MEG

    Coal

  • SubstituteNaturalGasMarketDrivers Energysecurityandurbanairquality CoaltogasplaydrivenbyChina:Gasdemandwillbemetbymixofdomestic,imported,shale,LNGandSNG

    SNGMarketGrowth SNGmarket(2020): ~80bnNm3 p.a. Market:~20bnin2020at7/mmbtu 1plantoperating 9projectswithfullapproval(~23bnNm3p.a.) 13projectswithpreliminaryapproval(~54bnNm3 p.a.)

    GasforEnergy

    GasifiedCoal SNG

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  • JMProjects Bn Nm3p.a.

    Datang (startedup) 1.33

    Datang Fuxin1 1.33

    Xinwen yili 2

    Datang Keshiketeng 2 1.33

    Datang Fuxin2 1.33

    Datang Keshiketeng 3 1.33

    Suxin 1.33

    SubstituteNaturalGas

    MarketSize JMshareofsector: #1inSNGsector Newplants(licences andfirstcatalystfill):300m400mbetweennowand2020

    Replacementcatalystmarket: ~50m100mp.a.whenplantsarerunning

    Highlydependentonhowtheplantswillberun Verylargecatalystvolumesrequired

    Competitors Haldor Topse Lurgi Local

    GasforEnergy

    GasifiedCoal SNG

    JMOffer Licensedtechnology,engineeringservicesandcatalystsupply 7plantslicensedbyJMDavy firstplantstartedup

    summer2012 Totallicence feesandcatalysts~50minnexttwoyears

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  • TheJMAdvantageinChina

    EstablishedstrongrelationshipswithcoaltochemicalscustomersinChina

    Leading positionsinkeytechnologies

    CustomersinChinawantthebesttechnology

    Customers JMDavyisastrongbrandintheindustry

    Provenprocesstechnologies LeadingcatalystsandprocesstechnologiesdesignedtomeetChinesemarketneeds

    TechnologiesandProducts ContinuouslyaddingbestinclasspeopleinourofficesinChina

    Buildingtechnicalcapabilities Planningaheadformanufacturingcapacityrequirements

    ResourcesandCapabilities

    +FocusedondefensibleandprofitablelongtermgrowthinChina

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  • Strongpositioninourtargetmarkets

    x

    PTandtheChemicalsMarket KeyTakeaways

    ExpandingportfoliothroughR&D

    investmentandthroughleveragingcatalystandprocesstechnologyexpertise

    Verygoodvisibilityoncapex tosupport

    growth

    Attractiveopportunitiesinnewfeedstocks

    (shale,coaltochemicals)

    +

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  • PTandtheOilandGasMarket

    DonRocheDirector,OilandGas

  • PTinOilandGas

    Threemainsectors Opportunitiesforgrowth Keystrengths

    29%

    21%

    50%

    DiagnosticServices

    Refineries

    GasProcessing

    OilandGasSales

    Oil

    12%Gas

    23%

    Refineries DiagnosticServices

    57% 6% 10+%

    H

    RefineryAdditives

    Hydrogen SubseaInstrumentation

    Advancedmaterialsexpertise Abilitytointegratecatalyst,processandprovideservices

    Matchingcatalysttochangingplantconditions

    Uniquemeasurementandchemistrycapability

    RefineriesGasProcessingDiagnosticServices

    58

  • PTsOilandGasMarketsJMhasstrongpositionsintargetedhighvaluemarkets

    OpportunitiestoapplyPTsskillsincurrentandadditionalareasofoilandgasmarket: Byinnovationandleveragingcorecompetencesinadvancedmaterials Bypartneringandacquisition

    RefineriesHydrogen

    Leadingpositioninreforming,shiftandpurificationcatalystsforhydrogenmanufacture

    GasProcessing

    Strongpositioninmarketforremovalofsulphurandmercuryfromgasstreamstoverylowlevels

    DiagnosticServices

    Highvalue,specialistofferingsacrossthewholeoilandgasvaluechain

    RefineriesAdditives

    UniqueproductofferinginFCCadditivesanddosingsystemsforimprovingefficiencyandenvironmentalperformanceofFCCunits

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  • Refineries HydrogenCatalystsJMOffer Hydrogencatalyststoindustrialgasproducers,refinersand

    chemicalplants

    MarketDrivers Hydrogendemanddrivenbyincreaseddieselproduction,

    sulphurtreatmentinfuelsandhydrogenforchemicals

    HydrogenCatalystMarket JMshareofsector:#1 Marketgrowth: 6%p.a.

    TypicalPlant Firstfillandreplacementcatalystcharge:12mevery45years

    Competitors Clariant Haldor Topse

    KeepingAheadofCompetitors CatalystR&Dandprocessimprovementstoreduce

    operatingcostsandcapex forourcustomers Partneringwithindustrialgassupplierstoaccess

    outsourcemarket

    RefineryHydrogen/

    IndustrialGas

    ChemicalsPlants

    HydrogenPlant

    NaturalGasReforming

    OffGases,Liquid(Naphtha,LPG)Reforming

    ImagecourtesyofAirProductsandChemicalsInc.

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  • Refineries FCCAdditivesJMOffer FluidisedbedcatalystadditiveswithloadingequipmentforFCC

    applications Providesenvironmentalcontrolandperformanceproducts

    MarketDrivers Gasolinedemandinemergingmarkets EnvironmentalregulationsonSOx andNOx andtheneed

    forchemicalsfromFCCunits

    RefineryAdditivesMarket JMshareofsector:

    Environmentaladditivemarket(#1) Performanceadditivemarket(#3)

    Marketgrowth: 57%

    TypicalSale Annualcatalystadditivesale/plant:~0.5m

    Competitors Grace Albemarle BASF

    KeepingAheadofCompetitors SuperiorR&Dwithadvancedmaterialscombinedwith

    processtechnologyimprovements

    OpportunitiesforAcceleratedGrowth Applyadvancedmaterialsexpertisetodevelophigher

    valueproducts Leveragetechnologystrengthstoaccessnewmarketsacross

    wholeofPT

    Olefins

    Diesel

    GasolineFluidCatalyticCracking(FCC)

    Hydroprocessing

    Oil RefineryDistillation

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  • Catalystmanufacturingexcellence

    + ++BuildingCapabilitiesAcrossPT

    Oil&Gas Chemicals

    Buildingcapabilities

    Catalystresearchandscaleup

    Zeolitecatalysts

    Fluidisedbedcatalystandprocessskills

    Basemetalandpgm catalysts

    Fixedbedcatalystandprocessskills

    62

  • AcceleratingGrowth

    OilandGasdrivers Technology/competences

    Acceleratedgrowth

    Petrochemicaldemandchangesimpactrefining

    Feedstockchangesinrefiningandchemicals

    Shalegasandoil

    Emission,energy andproductregulations

    Catalystdevelopmentandmanufacturing

    AdvancedmaterialscienceR&D

    Processtechnologydevelopmentandimprovements

    Measurementandanalyticalskills

    Organicgrowth,targeted

    acquisitions

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  • Leadingpositionsintargetmarkets

    acrossthevaluechain

    x

    PTandtheOilandGasMarket KeyTakeaways

    StrongtechnologyskillssupportedbyR&Dinvestment

    BuildingsynergiesacrossPTto

    strengthenourcapabilities

    + ++Attractiveopportunities

    forgrowthbothorganicallyandby

    acquisition

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  • Summary

    GeoffOttermanDivisionDirector,ProcessTechnologies

  • Stablemargins

    KeyTakeaways

    Strongpositioninallourmarkets

    Abletoleveragebothcatalystandprocess

    technology

    Technologyandknowhowinvestment

    Globaldriverssupportincreasingdemandfor

    PTsofferings

    Doubledigitgrowthonaveragefortheforeseeablefuture

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  • ClosingRemarks

    NeilCarsonChiefExecutive

  • Summary

    68

    Aworldleadingtechnologycompany

    Successfoundedoncontinuedinvestmentin

    R&Dandproductdevelopment

    Differentiationthroughtechnology

    Provenstrategyinplacetodevelopnew

    businessareas

    Wellpositionedingrowthmarkets

    Deliversvalue

  • JMExecutiveBoard

    NeilCarsonChiefExecutive

    RobertMacLeodGroupFinanceDirector

    LarryPentzExecutiveDirector

    JohnWalkerExecutiveDirector

    EmissionControlTechnologies

    70

  • GeoffOttermanDivisionDirector

    ProcessTechnologies

    IainMartinTechnologyDirectorProcessTechnologies

    HenryLiuCountryDirector

    China

    DonRocheDirector

    Oil andGas

    PresentationTeam

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  • OtherSeniorManagement

    PaulArmitageManagingDirector

    Syngas

    DrJaneButcherGeneralManagerChemicalCatalysts

    DrSallyJonesDirector

    InvestorRelations

    KatharineBurrowInvestorRelationsAnalyst

    SimonSlatteryDivisionFinanceDirector

    MohammedKhanGeneralManager

    Purification

    AndyHurstManagingDirector

    Tracerco

    AntoineBordetManagingDirector

    JohnsonMattheyDavyTechnologies

    GraemeMcGregorManagingDirector

    Refineries

    JoeStevensonBusinessDevelopmentDirector

    DrAndrewHeaversBusinessDevelopmentDirector

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  • Glossary

    2PH 2PropylheptanolAPIgravity Measureofhowheavy/lightapetroleum

    liquidiscomparedtowaterbbl Oilbarrel,aunitofvolumeC2H4 EthyleneCAGR CompoundannualgrowthrateDMO DimethyloxalateFCC FluidcatalyticcrackingFT FischerTropschGTL GastoLiquidsIP IntellectualpropertyJM JohnsonMattheyJV Jointventurektpa KilotonnesperannumLNG LiquefiednaturalgasLPG LiquefiedpetroleumgasMEG MonoethyleneglycolmmBtu MillionBritishThermalUnitsMTO Methanoltoolefinsmtpa Milliontonnesperannum

    NG NaturalgasNGL NaturalgasliquidsNm3 Normalcubicmetre(volumeofgasunder

    standardconditionsof0oCand1atmpressureNOx Nitrogenoxidesp.a. PerannumPE PolyethylenePET PolyethyleneterephthalatePgm PlatinumgroupmetalPP PolypropylenePT ProcessTechnologiesPTA Purifiedterephthalic acidPVC PolyvinylchlorideR&D ResearchanddevelopmentROCE ReturnoncapitalemployedROIC ReturnoninvestedcapitalSNG SubstitutenaturalgasSOx OxidesofsulphurSyngas AmixtureofhydrogenandcarbonoxidesVCM Vinylchloridemonomer

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