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    INSTITUTIONAL PRESENTATIONSEPTEMBER, 2015

    KLBN11

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    DI

    The statements contained in this presentation related to the business outlook, operating and financial projections, a

    Klabin S.A. are merely projections, and as such are based exclusively on the expectations of the Company’s mana

    future of the business.

    These forward-looking statements depend substantially on the market conditions, the performance of the Brazilian

    and international markets, and therefore are subject to change without prior notice.

    This presentation on Klabin’s  performance includes non-accounting and accounting data, such as operating and f

    well as projections based on Management’s  expectations. Note that the non-accounting data has not been revie

    independent auditors.

    The Company’s  management believes EBITDA may provide useful information on the Company’s  operating per

    comparisons with other companies in the same industry. Note however that EBITDA is not a measure establish

    generally accepted accounting principles of the International Financial Reporting Standards  –  IFRS, and may be

    differently by other companies.

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    CONSISTENTGROWTH

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    KLABI2 MILLION TONNES OF PAPER AND PACKAGIN

    tsd hec

    Total lands

    Planted area

    Pine Eucaliptus

    Native forests

    tsd ton

    Total capacity

    Coated boards

    Kraftliner Sack kraft

    Recycled

    tsd ton

    Total capacity

    Corrugated boxes

    Industrial bags

    Forestry

    Papers

    Conversion

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    FLEXIBLE PRODLEADER IN ALL SEGMENTS IN BRAZIL AND LINKED TO RESIL

    INDUSTRIAL BAGS CORRUGATED BOXESmarket share

    16%

    sole supplier of liquid packagingboard in Latin America

    40%

    installed capacityCOATED BOARDS

    50%

    market shareKRAFTLINER SALES VOLUME DESPAPER AND PA

    67%DOMESTIC

    33%EXPORTS

    50%

    market shareFLEXIBILITY AND RES

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      a   d   j  u  s   t

      e   d   E   B   I   T   D   A

       L   T   M   -

       R   $  m   i   l   l   i  o  n

    JUN 2015JUN 2011

    KLABICONSISTENT PE

    COST CUTTING

    PROGRAM

    MIX AND PRICE

    IMPROVEMENT

    SALES VOLUME

    BEST FORESTRY

    FLEXIBLE PROD

    PERFORMANCE

    INDUSTRIAL EFF

    922

    181291541

    258

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    PUMA

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    PRODUC

    270of EN

    SELF SU

    120 MWFOR PUMA

    USE

     ANNUAL PRODUCTIONCAPACITY

    1.5 MILLIONTONNES OF PULP

    LOW OPERATIONCOST

    1.1 MILLIONTONNES OFSHORT FIBER

    400 THOUSANDTONNES OFLONG FIBERPART CONVERTED TO FLUFF

    PUMA

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    46%

    national equipments andmaterials

    14%

    importedequipments

    14%

    engineeringand otherservices

    27%

    civil construction and

    assembly

    INDU

    FULL

    INDUS

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    72 Kmforestry average

    distance

    PULP MILLFORESTS

    441 Kmrailway to the port

    INBOUND OUTBOUND

    PUMA LO

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    5milliontonnes

    PUMA

    FOBUS$/TONNE 

    200

    350

    10milliontonnes

    15milliontonnes

    20milliontonnes

    Source: Hawkins Wright  – April 2015

    25milliontonnes

    30milliontonnes

    PUMA COMPETIT

    312

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    5milliontonnes

    PUMA

    FOBUS$/TONNE 

    337

    4454

    10milliontonnes

    15milliontonnes

    20milliontonnes

    Source: Hawkins Wright  – April 2015

    25milliotonne

    PUMA COMPETIT

    418

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    PAPER

    MACHINE 1

    PUMA

    PROJECT

    CONSISTENT RESULTS

    GROWTH PERSPEC

    PREPARED TO GROW

    JUN 2 15

    UN 2 11

    PAPER

    MACHINE 11

    C

      a   d   j  u  s   t  e   d   E   B   I   T   D   A

       L   T   M   -

       R   $  m

       i   l   l   i  o  n

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    EARNINGS2Q15

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    HIG

    SALES VOLUMEexcluding wood – tsd tonnes

    71%

    29%419

    2Q14

    68%

    32%435

    2Q15

    NET REVENUER$ million

    78%

    22%1,151

    2Q14

    72%

    28%1,338

    2Q15

    exportsdomesticmarket

    ADJU

    334

    2Q14

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    KRAFTLINER (3)

    RECYCLED (2)

    KRAFTLINER AND COATEDBOARDS (1)

    KRAF

    41%

    59%

    33%

    67%

    2Q14

    86thousand

    tonnes

    2Q15

    98 thousand

    tonnesR$

    2

    PAPERBUSINESS UNIT

    COATEDBOARDS

    58%

    42%

    59%

    41%

    2Q14

    149thousand

    tonnes

    2Q15

    156thousand

    tonnes 377R$ million

    457R$ million

    2Q14 2Q15

    exports domesticmarket

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    CORRUGATED BOXES (7)

    INDUSTRIAL BAGS (3)

    CORRUGATED BOXES ANDINDUSTRIAL BAGS (1)

    2Q14

    178thousand

    tonnes534R$ million

    551R$ million

    2Q14 2Q15

    CONVERSIONMARKET POSITION

    +

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    CA

    2,017R$/tonne

    2Q14

    2,193R$/tonne

    2Q15*

    *Excluding non-recurring itens from other operating revenues andexpenses

    W

    Chemicals

    13%

    Freight

    11%

    Fuel Oil

    3%

    Maintenance

    materials /

    stoppage

    14%

    Electricity

    7%

    Others

    6%

    CASH COSTBREAKDOWN  – 2Q

    UNITCASH COST

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    N

       2 ,   6

       7   4

       3 ,   0

       1   4

       3 ,   0

       9   0

       3 ,   2

       7

       8

       3 ,   1

       3   6   3 ,   4

       3   7

       3 ,   5

       9   5

       3

     ,   9   8   5

       2 ,   7

       1   1

       2 ,   8

       2   4    4

     ,   0   2   8

       5 ,   2

       4   2

       7 ,   4

       4   0

    2.32.5 2.4 2.5

    2.22.4 2.4

    2.6

    1.7 1.7

    2.4

    3.0

    4.2

    -

    2,000

    4,000

    6,000

    8,000

    10,000

       M  a  r  -   1   2

       J  u  n  -   1   2

       S  e  p  -   1   2

       D  e  c  -   1   2

       M  a  r  -   1   3

       J  u  n  -   1   3

       S  e  p  -   1   3

       D  e  c  -   1   3

       M  a  r  -   1   4

       J  u  n  -   1   4

       S  e  p  -   1   4

       D  e  c  -   1   4

       M  a  r  -   1   5

    Net Debt (R$ million) Net Debt / EBITDA (LTM)

    in 06/30/15

    Gross Debt R$ 13.3 billion

    Cash R$ 5.2 billion

    Net Debt R$ 8.1 billion

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    NET DE

       1 .   4

       6   8

       1 .   4   9   1

       1 .   5   2   2

       1

     .   6   0   4

       1 .   5

       5   7

       1 .   5

       5   1

       1

     .   6   1   2

       1 .   7

       0   1

       1 .   1

       9   8   1 .   2   8

       2

       1

     .   6   4   3

       1 .   9

       7   3

       2   3   1   9

    2,2 2,2 2,2 2,3 2,2 2,2 2,3 2,4

    1,7 1,82,3

    2,73

    -

    500

    1.000

    1.500

    2.000

    2.500

    3.000

    3.500

    4.000

    4.500

    5.000

       M  a  r  -   1   2

       J  u  n  -   1   2

       S  e  p  -   1   2

       D  e  c  -   1   2

       M  a  r  -   1   3

       J  u  n  -   1   3

       S  e  p  -   1   3

       D  e  c  -   1   3

       M  a  r  -   1   4

       J  u  n  -   1   4

       S  e  p  -   1   4

       D  e  c  -   1   4

       M  a  r    1   5

    Net debt (US$ million) Net debt/Ebitda

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    maintenance

    CAPEXR$ million 2011

    3T14296

    special projects and growth 159

    vale do corisco 428

    PUMA project -

    total 883

    2012

    3T14390

    264

    -

    -

    654

    2013

    3T14369

    431

    -

    99

    899

    2014

    3T14384

    319

    -

    2,242

    2,945

    201

    3T135

    38

    -

    3,43

    4,1

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    Investor Relationswww.klabin.com.br/[email protected]: +55 (11) 3046-8401

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    APPENDIXPUMA MARKET

    FINANCIAL FIGURES

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    PUMAPULP MARKET

    PULP

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    PULP

    long fib

    PUDIS

    Source: Hawkins Wright; RISI

    52.6million tonnes

    market pulp

    112million tonnes

    integrated pulp

    164mm t

    VIRGINFIBERPULP

    PUMA 6th LARGEST PU

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    PUMA: 6th LARGEST PU

    LARGEST MARKET PULP MILLS OF THE WORLD

    Fibria Aracruz 2,340

     April Riau 2,200

     April Rizhao 1,700

    Eldorado 1,500

    CMPC Guaíba 1,690

    Suzano Mucuri 1,565

    Klabin 1,500

    Suzano Maranhão 1,500

    Source: Hawkins Wright

    28.6short fiber 5

    17.5

    eucalyptus

    WORLD DEMANmillion tonnes per year in 2

    Montes del Plata1,300

    million tonnes per year in 2014

    4th LARGEST I

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    4th LARGEST I

    Source: Hawkins Wright

    WORLD CAPACITY OF FLUFFthousand tonnes per year in 2014

    GP2,296

    Weyco

    1,420

    IP1,045

    PumaKlabin

    400

    Domtar334

    Resolute290

    Stora 255

     Arauco250

    Rock Tenn170

    Rayonier110

    UPM100

    mills

    converted influff mills

    the only designed to producefluff from the start

    fibra longaflS

    WORLD DEMAmillion tonnes per year

    23,7

    SBSK = pinus long fiber from U

    FOCUS ON CONSUMER M

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    FOCUS ON CONSUMER M

    Source: RISI, Euromonitor

    96%USA

    50%BRA

    72% ARG

    MARKET PENETRATION INDISPOSABLE DIAPERS2013

    high potential ofgrowth

    SOPHISTICATION AND IN

    HIGHER VALUE ADDE

    BRAZIL IS THE 3RD LARGEST M

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    BRAZIL IS THE 3RD LARGEST MOF DISPOSABLE DIAPERS IN T

    3.4

    2009

    4.0

    2010

    4.6

    2011

    4.8

    2012

    SA

    Source: Euromonitor

    0.4

    2009

    0.5

    2010

    0.7

    2011

    0.8

    2012

    0.9

    2013

    1.1

    2014

    SALES OF DIAPERS

    FOR ADULTSR$ billion

    COMPOSITION OF D

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    COMPOSITION OF D

    30% TO 50% OF THE AVERAGE WEIGHTOF A DIAPER IS COMPOSED OF FLUFF (20 TO 40G)

    SPREADS AMONG DIFFERENT

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    SPREADS AMONG DIFFERENT

     jul13

    aug13

    sep13

    oct13

    nov13

    dec13

     jan14

    feb14

    mar14

    apr14

    may14

     jun14

     jul14

    aug14

    sep14

    long fiber x short fiber

    fluff x short fiber

    Source: RISI, FOEX

    CIF EUROPEUS$/TONNE 

    oct14

    nov14

    dez14

     ja1

    INCOME ST

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    INCOME ST

    numbers in thousand R$

    ∆ ∆

    2Q15/1Q15 2Q15/2Q14Gross Revenue 1,593,961  1,555,081  1,399,323  3% 14% 3,149,042   

    Net Revenue 1,337,936  1,308,449  1,151,093  2% 16% 2,646,385   

    Change in fair value - biological assets 155,230  55,538  129,604  180% 20% 210,768   

    Cost of Products Sold (1,058,415)  (930,067)  (941,718)  14% 12% (1,988,482)   

    Gross Profit 434,751  433,920  338,979  0% 28% 868,671   

    Selling Expenses (105,594)  (94,461)  (87,474)  12% 21% (200,055)   

    General & Administrative Expenses (82,927)  (74,964)  (72,882)  11% 14% (157,891)   

    Other Revenues (Expenses) (9,912)  (6,033)  17,459  64% N/A (15,945)   

    Total Operating Expenses (198,433)  (175,458)  (142,897)  13% 39% (373,891)   

    Operating Income (before Fin. Results) 236,318  258,462  196,082  - 9% 21% 494,780   

    Equity pickup 5,804  7,535  5,807  -23% 0% 13,339   

    Financial Expenses (163,412)  (215,714)  (97,103)  -24% 68% (379,126)   

    Financial Revenues 125,770  118,846  133,008  6% -5% 244,616   

    Net Foreign Exchange Losses 239,104  (1,287,743)  101,614  -119% 135% (1,048,639)   

    Net Financial Revenues 201,462  (1,384,611)  137,519  N/A 46% (1,183,149)   

    Net Income before Taxes 443,584  (1,118,614)  339,408  N/A 31% (675,030)   

    Income Tax and Soc. Contrib. (147,988)  390,048  (95,890)  N/A 54% 242,060   

    Net income 295,596  (728,566)  243,518  N/A 21% (432,970)   

    Depreciation and amortization 293,985  250,316  257,832  17% 14% 544,301   

    Cost of carrying out assigned to property - land 7,453  -  -  N/A N/A 7,453   

    Change in fair value of biological assets (155,230)  (55,538)  (129,604)  180% 20% (210,768)   

     Vale do Corisco 8,719  8,167  9,550  7% -9% 16,886   

     Adjusted EBITDA 391,245  461,407  333,860  -15% 17% 852,652   

    (R$ thousands) 2Q15 1Q15 2Q14 6M15

    BALANC

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    BALANC

    numbers in thousand R$

    Current Assets 7,802,555 7,992,082 Current Liabilities

    Cash and banks 39,881  41,968  Loans and financing

    Short-term investments 4,678,747  5,027,182  Debentures

    Securities 521,209  505,934  Suppliers

    Receivables 1,240,197  1,273,769  Income tax and social contribution

    Inventories 607,449  599,794  Taxes payable

    Recoverble taxes and contributions 579,025  429,433  Salaries and payroll charges

    Other receivables 136,047  114,002  Dividends to pay

     REFIS Adherence

    Noncurrent Assets 15,342,872 14,282,475   Other accounts payable

    Long term

    Taxes to compensate 913,338 678,504 Noncurrent Liabilities

      Judicial Deposits 84,426 84,879 Loans and financing

    Other receivables 201,959 241,304 Debentures

    Other investments 504,635 502,283 Deferred income tax and social contribution

    Property, plant & equipment, net 10,096,021 9,194,472 Other accounts payable - Investors SCPs

    Biological assets 3,531,080 3,568,934 REFIS Adherence

    Intangible assets 11,413  12,099  Other accounts payable

    Stockholderś Equity

    Capital

    Capit al res erve

    Revaluation reserve

    Profit reserve

    Valuation adjustments to shareholders'equity

    Treasury stock  

    Total 23,145,427  22,274,557  Total  

    Assets  jun-15 mar-15 Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity

    LOAN MATURITY S

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    LOAN MATURITY S

    numbers in R$ million

    Local currency : R$ 5.2 billion

     Average tenor: 40 monthsForeign currency: R$ 8.1 billion

     Average tenor : 54 months

    L

    C5

    R$ million

    479

    187

    666

    793

    640718

    477

    944

    389

    268217

    132-

    261

    176

    436

    674

    1,1731,162

    1,088

    977

    577

    318

    117

    1,612

    5

    740

    363

    1,103

    1,467

    1,8131,880

    1,565

    1,920

    966

    586

    335

    1,744

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