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    Vision 2010Vision 2010New OrleansNew Orleans

    SingaporeSingapore ShanghaiShanghai HoustonHouston New YorkNew York LondonLondon DsseldorfDsseldorf DubaiDubai

    PolypropylenePolypropylenePolypropylene

    Bob DennettBob DennettSenior ConsultantSenior Consultant -- PolyolefinsPolyolefins

    [email protected]@cmaiglobal.com

    PREDATORPREDATOR PreyPreytoto ??

    Vision 2010

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    Mill ion Metric TonsMillion Metric Tons

    Global Polypropylene Demand GrowthGlobal Polypropylene Demand Growth

    Discovery & IdentificationDiscovery & Identification

    Product RealizationProduct Realization

    ProductProduct

    EvolutionEvolution

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    PP Realization

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    Current & Future for PolypropyleneCurrent & Future for Polypropylene

    Propylene SituationPropylene Situation

    Polypropylene SupplyPolypropylene Supply

    Polypropylene DemandPolypropylene Demand

    Global Trade & EconomicsGlobal Trade & Economics SummarySummary

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    Propylene Supply ProfilePropylene Supply Profile -- UniqueUnique

    Steam Cracker or

    Olefin Plant

    Steam Cracker or

    Olefin PlantEthaneEthane

    PropanePropaneOther propylene consumers:Other propylene consumers:

    acrylonitrile, propylene oxide, acrylicacrylonitrile, propylene oxide, acrylicacid, oxoacid, oxo--alcoholsalcohols

    PG & CGPG & CG

    PropylenePropylene

    MarketsMarkets

    Propane to LPGPropane to LPG

    Cumene, OligomersCumene, Oligomers

    IsopropanolIsopropanol

    FCCFCC

    UnitUnit

    AlkylationAlkylation

    UnitUnit

    IsobutaneIsobutane

    High Octane AlkylateHigh Octane Alkylate

    GasolineGasoline

    Other Fuel UsesOther Fuel Uses

    Purification

    Splitter Unit

    Purification

    Splitter Unit

    Refining IndustryRefining Industry

    Chemical IndustryChemical Industry

    GasGas

    OilOil

    RGRG

    PropylenePropylene

    MarketMarket

    CrudeCrude

    OilOil

    MotorMotor

    GasolineGasolineMotorMotor

    GasolineGasoline

    NaphthaNaphtha

    EthyleneEthylene

    & Olefins& Olefins

    PolypropyleneUnit

    Polypropylene

    Unit

    InjectionInjection

    Molding,Molding,

    Fibers,Fibers,

    FilmsFilms

    Other

    Technologies

    Other

    Technologies

    Propane DehydroPropane Dehydro

    MetathesisMetathesis

    OtherOther

    CrudeCrude

    UnitUnit

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    WorldWorldWorld

    2008 PG/CG Propylene Supply/Demand2008 PG/CG Propylene Supply/Demand

    SupplySupply DemandDemand

    Production =Production =

    72.7 Million Metric Tons72.7 Million Metric Tons

    Domestic Demand =Domestic Demand =

    72.0 Million Metric Tons72.0 Million Metric Tons

    OthersOthers

    7%7%

    Stm. CrackersStm. Crackers

    63%63%

    FCC/SplittersFCC/Splitters

    30%30%

    OthersOthers

    3%3%

    Acrylonit rileAcrylonit rile

    8%8%

    CumeneCumene4%4%

    Acryl icAcryl ic

    Ac idAc id

    4%4%

    Oxo Alc.Oxo Alc.

    7%7%

    PropylenePropylene

    OxideOxide

    8%8%

    PPPP

    66%66%

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    Chemical & Polymer GradeChemical & Polymer Grade

    Propylene SupplyPropylene Supply

    Stm.

    Crackers56%

    44%44%

    Stm.

    Crackers

    58%58%

    9%9%

    OnOn--PurposePurpose

    33%33%

    Stm.

    Crackers

    63%29%29%

    OnOn--PurposePurpose

    8%8%

    Stm.

    Crackers59%

    18%18%

    OnOn--PurposePurpose23%23%

    2009 Estimates2009 Estimates

    22%22%

    OnOn--PurposePurpose5%5%

    Stm.Crackers

    73%

    Stm.

    Crackers60%

    FCC/FCC/

    SplittersSplitters

    38%38%

    OnOn--PurposePurpose2%2%

    FCC/FCC/

    SplittersSplitters

    FCC/FCC/SplittersSplitters

    FCC/FCC/

    SplittersSplitters

    FCC/FCC/

    SplittersSplitters

    FCC/FCC/

    SplittersSplitters

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    What about U.S. PROPYLENEWhat about U.S. PROPYLENE

    Supply Today?Supply Today? Derivative operating rates reduced withDerivative operating rates reduced with

    weak demand.weak demand. Steam cracker production reduced by 1/3Steam cracker production reduced by 1/3

    with light feedslates and shutdowns.with light feedslates and shutdowns.

    Refinery production reduced by 8 to 10Refinery production reduced by 8 to 10

    percent with lower refinery rates.percent with lower refinery rates.

    Inventories lowInventories low Tight supply/demand globally is improvingTight supply/demand globally is improving

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    Cracker shutdowns decreaseCracker shutdowns decrease

    propylene productionpropylene production Middle East utilizingMiddle East utilizing

    advantaged lightadvantaged lightfeedsfeeds

    High cost naphthaHigh cost naphtha

    crackers in Westcrackers in WestEurope and Asia willEurope and Asia willstruggle with lowstruggle with lowmarginsmargins

    North AmericaNorth Americaalready rationalizingalready rationalizinghigh cost unitshigh cost units

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    Refinery Propylene SituationRefinery Propylene Situation Refiners increase dieselRefiners increase diesel

    production flexibility asproduction flexibility as

    gasoline requirementsgasoline requirementsdeclinedecline

    Limited investment forLimited investment forFCC units in NorthFCC units in North

    America and WEPAmerica and WEP Propylene from refinersPropylene from refiners

    will stagnate or decreasewill stagnate or decreasein developed regionsin developed regions

    Developing regions supplyDeveloping regions supplyincreasing with newincreasing with newrefineries.refineries.

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    Cents Per PoundCents Per Pound

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    What is the U.S. PROPYLENEWhat is the U.S. PROPYLENE

    Longer Term View ?Longer Term View ?

    Demand gradually improves with economicDemand gradually improves with economic

    recoveryrecovery..housing and automobiles?..housing and automobiles? Business economics may force some steamBusiness economics may force some steam

    cracker and refinery closures; further decreasingcracker and refinery closures; further decreasingcapacitycapacity

    New PDH unit in 2010 may not be theNew PDH unit in 2010 may not be thelastlast..current and projected economics are good...current and projected economics are good.

    Prices remaining higher than ethylene or at best atPrices remaining higher than ethylene or at best at

    parity.parity. All derivative unit operating rates impacted byAll derivative unit operating rates impacted by

    continued new capacity in Middle East and Asia.continued new capacity in Middle East and Asia.

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    ForecastForecast

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    Million Metric Tons

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    Propylene ConclusionPropylene Conclusion

    Global SuppliesGlobal Supplies increasingincreasingwith new unit startups inwith new unit startups inMiddle East and AsiaMiddle East and Asia

    The Middle EastThe Middle East will emergewill emergeas a global propyleneas a global propylenesupplier (derivatives)supplier (derivatives)

    Alternative technologiesAlternative technologies forforpropylene are here to staypropylene are here to stay

    Propylene pricesPropylene prices will bewill beimpacted by onimpacted by on--purposepurposepropylene; equal value, butpropylene; equal value, butmore likely greater onmore likely greater onaverage versus ethyleneaverage versus ethylene

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    What is the Current Story for U.S.What is the Current Story for U.S.

    Polypropylene ?Polypropylene ? PP domestic demand in U.S. and Canada hasPP domestic demand in U.S. and Canada has

    been bad; lowest levels since 2001been bad; lowest levels since 2001

    The poor demand resulted from higher relativeThe poor demand resulted from higher relativepolymer prices (P/E ratio unfavorable) and thepolymer prices (P/E ratio unfavorable) and theeconomic downturneconomic downturn

    Exports were strong in the 1Exports were strong in the 1stst

    9 months of 2009,9 months of 2009,but the high price of propylene has brought muchbut the high price of propylene has brought muchof the exports to a haltof the exports to a halt

    Resin producers did an excellent job in optimizingResin producers did an excellent job in optimizing

    inventory build in 2009 and inventories have beeninventory build in 2009 and inventories have beenkept around 30 days saleskept around 30 days sales

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    PolypropylenePolypropyleneNorth America, Percent Change 2009 vs. 2008North America, Percent Change 2009 vs. 2008

    -125Inventory change

    MM LBS . YTD 200982.9

    Avg. Op. Rate- YTD 09

    --3.03.0Total SalesTotal Sales30.530.5Exports (est.)Exports (est.) --7.57.5Domestic SalesDomestic Sales--1.21.2Total SupplyTotal Supply

    --18.318.3ImportsImports--1.01.0ProductionProductionPPPP

    Sources: ACC, Plastics Division; Govt Trade DataSources: ACC, Plastics Division; Govt Trade Data

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    PP: Demand And Exports AffectedPP: Demand And Exports Affected

    by High Pricesby High Prices

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    Regardless of Exports, Domestic DemandRegardless of Exports, Domestic Demand

    BadBad How Are Producers Coping?How Are Producers Coping?

    Discipline!Discipline!

    Only producing whatOnly producing whatis going to beis going to be

    consumedconsumed

    Limiting inventoryLimiting inventorybuild upbuild up

    Controlling feedstockControlling feedstock

    purchasespurchases

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    Global Plastics Consumption 2009Global Plastics Consumption 2009

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    Film & SheetFilm & Sheet

    23%23%

    Injection MoldingInjection Molding

    35%35%

    Pipe & ProfilePipe & Profile3%3%

    Blow MoldingBlow Molding1%1%

    FiberFiber

    16%16%

    RaffiaRaffia

    15%15%

    OtherOther7%7%

    2009 World PP Demand = 44.4 Mil lion Metric Tons2009 World PP Demand = 44.4 Mill ion Metric Tons

    Versatili ty Differentiates PP From Other Polymers

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    Polypropylene Moving ForwardPolypropylene Moving Forward ..

    Polypropylene is no longer cheap:Polypropylene is no longer cheap:

    -- must compete based on properties and featuresmust compete based on properties and features

    rather than pricesrather than prices-- may see some reverse polymer substitutionmay see some reverse polymer substitution

    Oversupply also expected for the next few years;Oversupply also expected for the next few years;

    producers faced with low operating rates orproducers faced with low operating rates orrationalizationrationalization

    No region enjoys a marked cost advantage versusNo region enjoys a marked cost advantage versus

    others. Trade to become very competitiveothers. Trade to become very competitive

    NonNon--tariff barriers likely to delay arrival of significanttariff barriers likely to delay arrival of significant

    quantities of imported resins into North Americaquantities of imported resins into North America

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    North AmericaNorth America South AmericaSouth America

    Asia/Paci ficAsia/Paci fic West EuropeWest Europe

    C. Europe/CISC. Europe/CIS

    Africa/Middle EastAf rica/Middle East

    ForecastForecast

    Capacity: How Much is too Much?Capacity: How Much is too Much?

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    20022002CapacityCapacity ShareShare

    CompanyCompany (000's MT)(000's MT) %%

    BasellBasell 62076207 16.7016.70

    BP ChemicalBP Chemical 22422242 6.036.03

    Sinopec GroupSinopec Group 21062106 5.675.67

    ExxonMobilExxonMobil 17721772 4.774.77

    ATOFINAATOFINA 17121712 4.614.61BorealisBorealis 14001400 3.773.77

    Reliance IndustriesReliance Industries 12001200 3.233.23

    DSMDSM 985985 2.652.65

    Formosa PlasticsFormosa Plastics 980980 2.642.64

    PetroChinaPetroChina 880880 2.372.37TotalTotal 1948419484 52.4352.43

    Total CapacityTotal Capacity 3715937159

    Top Global Polypropylene Producers/MarketersTop Global Polypropylene Producers/Marketers

    (Based on Estimate of Marketed Capacity)(Based on Estimate of Marketed Capacity)

    20142014CapacityCapacity ShareShare

    CompanyCompany (000's MT)(000's MT) %%

    LyondellBasellLyondellBasell 72587258 10.3010.30

    Sinopec GroupSinopec Group 50505050 7.177.17

    SABICSABIC 37303730 5.295.29PetroChina GroupPetroChina Group 44134413 6.266.26

    Reliance IndustriesReliance Industries31953195 4.544.54

    ExxonMobilExxonMobil

    27502750 3.903.90Borealis/BorougeBorealis/Borouge

    27152715 3.853.85Total PCTotal PC

    26352635 3.743.74

    IneosIneos

    22732273 3.233.23Formosa PlasticsFormosa Plastics

    19101910 2.712.71TotalTotal 3592935929 51.0051.00

    Total CapacityTotal Capacity 7045170451

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    World Polypropylene Demand by RegionWorld Polypropylene Demand by Region

    10.4%10.4%

    4.5%4.5%

    6.5%6.5%

    8.5%8.5%

    7.9%7.9%

    5.1%5.1%

    6.2%6.2%

    2.7%2.7%

    7.0%7.0%

    3.6%3.6%

    2009 Total Demand = 44.4 Mil lion Metric Tons2009 Total Demand = 44.4 Mil lion Metric Tons

    2014 Total Demand = 58.0 Mil lion Metric Tons2014 Total Demand = 58.0 Mil lion Metric Tons

    Global PP Growth Rate = 5.5%Global PP Growth Rate = 5.5%

    % AAGR, 2009% AAGR, 2009--1414

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    % AAGR, 2009% AAGR, 2009--1414

    Total Domestic Demand Growth Rate = 3.6%Total Domestic Demand Growth Rate = 3.6%

    2009 Domestic Demand = 6.5 Mil lion MT2009 Domestic Demand = 6.5 Mil lion MT

    2014 Domestic Demand = 7.7 Mil lion MT2014 Domestic Demand = 7.7 Mil lion MT

    3.83.8

    4.04.0

    3.13.1

    3.43.4

    3.63.6

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    Where is Production and Consumption?Where is Production and Consumption?

    WorldWorld

    North AmericaNorth America

    West EuropeWest Europe

    Middle EastMiddle EastAsiaAsia

    OthersOthers

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    PeakPeak

    ForecastForecast

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    Mill ion Metric TonsMillion Metric Tons

    XX

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    SummarySummary Strategic IssuesStrategic Issues Overcapacity is here to stayOvercapacity is here to stay

    Profitability will sufferProfitability will sufferCan North America do well? Isolation &Can North America do well? Isolation &

    discipline keydiscipline key

    Cost correction (P/E ratio) helps long termCost correction (P/E ratio) helps long termdemand growth prospects of industrydemand growth prospects of industry

    However, PP no longer a cheap polymerHowever, PP no longer a cheap polymer

    New trade patterns emerging; tradeNew trade patterns emerging; tradeexpected to be very competitiveexpected to be very competitive

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    In An Oversupply Situation 2009In An Oversupply Situation 2009--20112011

    Plastics Sales RepPlastics Sales Rep

    BB

    UU

    YY

    EE

    RR

    SS

    InventoryControlInventoryControl

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    HoustonHoustonHouston

    LondonLondonLondon

    SingaporeSingaporeSingapore

    DubaiDubaiDubai

    New YorkNew YorkNew York

    ShanghaiShanghaiShanghai

    DusseldorfDusseldorfDusseldorf

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