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Solvay Sa — Investor Day (2013)

23 slides from Solvay Sa's investor day presentation, 2013

  1. Slide 1: Delivering on our strategy

    Delivering on our strategy Jean-Pierre Clamadieu

  2. Slide 2: Strong divergence amongst regional economic scenarios

    Strong divergence amongst regional economic scenarios Shift in geo-advantages Multi-speed global economy Europe United States 11.9* 0.8% 2.7 2.7% China 12 7.2% Saudi Arabia 0.8 4.1% Brazil 9.5 2.9% * Germany Price of gas in 2012 GDP CAGR 2012/2016 (IMF) in US$/million BTU 2 Source: ACC 2013, IMF

  3. Slide 3: Leading to unprecedented shift in industrial competitiveness and capital investments reallocation

    … Leading to unprecedented shift in industrial competitiveness and capital investments reallocation UPTAKE IN INVESTMENTS +40% expected in INDUSTRIAL chemical industry output RATIONALIZATION over 2012-2020 CONTINUED +2% expected in chemical INVESTMENTS Chemicals investments CAGR +4%/y over 2002-2009

  4. Slide 4: Global chemical demand growth driven by megatrends and Asia

    Global chemical demand growth driven by megatrends and Asia Market drivers Global chemical demand (B€) Climate Change 5,100 36% Resource scarcity 2,850 24% China 27% Health and well being Other Asia 25% 13% Western Europe 19% 14% North America 17% 6% South America 5% “ Next billion consumers ” 7% Re

  5. Slide 5: Our strategic vision

    Our strategic vision Build a strong leader participating in the reshaping of the global chemical industry Be a model of sustainable chemistry, attracting and growing the people who will imagine, engineer and make the solutions that meet the global challenges society faces, creating value for all our

  6. Slide 6: Our strategic response: an in-depth transformation

    Our strategic response: an in-depth transformation EXECUTING A CLEAR STRATEGY BY CAPITALIZING ON SOLVAY’S STRENGTHS  Reinforcing business profile through strategic portfolio changes  Striving for excellence across businesses  Innovating to create sustainable solutions  Transforming company cultu

  7. Slide 7: Executing our strategic action plan

    Executing our strategic action plan 2010 2011 2012 2013 Integration Transformation Integration & Definition Chlorovinyls Europe JV of new strategic priorities announcement Pharma Rhodia divestiture acquisition Solvay Indupa divestiture Alignment of Corporate & Business structure Chemlogics acquisiti

  8. Slide 8: Enhancing our business profile

    Enhancing our business profile B. Solvay’s ability to Extract value GROW ENHANCE Chemlogics 90% of sales in businesses ranking among top 3 global leaders RESTORE EXIT A. Value creation potential of industry segment 2011/2013 Solvay Group Chemical Industry Solvay businesses 8

  9. Slide 9: Rebalancing geographic markets exposure

    Rebalancing geographic markets exposure Continuous focus on fast-growing regions Europe North America -8% 24% +4% 34% Asia Pacific / Rest of the world 31% +3% Latin America 11% +1% Figures represent percentage of sales on a 9M 2013 basis (restated for discontinuation of Chlorovinyls and proforma Che

  10. Slide 10: Enhancing exposure to higher growth end-markets

    Enhancing exposure to higher growth end-markets A well-balanced portfolio Aeronautics & Automotive 17% (+1pp) Consumer Goods Agro Food & Healthcare 11% 23% Energy & Building & Environment Construction (+3pp) 14% 10% (-4pp) Electrical & Electronics Industrial Applications 7% 19% % of 2012 net sales r

  11. Slide 11: Strategic repositioning toward a less asset intensive and a more sustainable model

    Strategic repositioning toward a less asset intensive and a more sustainable model Tangible Assets Group CO2 intensity Group Energy intensity Replacement Value/Sales (ton CO2 eq/EUR Sales) (1015J/EUR Sales) 1,25 1,20 17,9 -7% -4% -17% 1,16 1,15 14,8 Former Current Former Current Former Current Perim

  12. Slide 12: Unlocking value through Excellence breakthrough initiatives

    Unlocking value through Excellence breakthrough initiatives Relentlessly challenging everything we do… Operational Organic Innovation Excellence Growth ~ € 300 m ~ € 280 m ~ € 250 m Manufacturing, Energy A culture of efficiency Commercial Fixed & Variable costs Innovation Excellence excellence Suppl

  13. Slide 13: REBITDA to reach €2.3bn to €2.5bn

    Targets capture portfolio management and macroeconomic challenges BY 2016 REBITDA to reach € 2.3bn to € 2.5bn CFROI to increase by over 100 bp vs 2013 From 1/3rd (2012) to 2/3rd (2016) of business assets in value creation zone 13

  14. Slide 14: Balanced levers to achieve outperformance

    Balanced levers to achieve outperformance REBITDA in mEUR 2,300 - 2,500 250 280 (260) 300 90 1,650 OEE / Commercial Excellence >10% CAGR 2013e Chemlogics Inflation Operational Excellence Organic Growth* Innovation Portfolio 2013 2016e versus prior  Portfolio: € (200) m  Forex: € (50) m ambition: 

  15. Slide 15: Differentiated strategic priorities through our businesses

    Differentiated strategic priorities through our businesses REBITDA breakdown* Consumer Chemicals Driving growth, maintaining low capital intensity 23% 28% ~50% 5% 11% 33% Advanced Materials Driving growth, delivering high capital returns 2012** Performance Chemicals Enhancing sustainable cash genera

  16. Slide 16: From 1/3rd to 2/3rd of business assets in value creation zone

    From 1/3rd to 2/3rd of business assets in value creation zone 2012 2016 CFROI CFROI 1/3 2/3 Premium Premium Return: WACC+150bp Premium Return Return CFROI = REBITDA - Rec. Capex – Tax 16 Gross assets + Working Capital

  17. Slide 17: Focused on being a model of sustainable chemistry

    Focused on being a model of sustainable chemistry Taking Commitments Planet  Reach excellence in safety & health  Deploy unmatched sustainable portfolio management Customers  Reduce our impact on environment Investors Energy consumption Greenhouse gas emissions Water emissions** Groundwater consu

  18. Slide 18: A strong team with a proven track record

    A strong team with a proven track record Executive Committee as of Jan 1st, 2014 Jean-Pierre Karim Vincent Jacques Pascal Juery Roger Kearns Clamadieu Hajjar De Cuyper van Rijckevorsel CEO CFO Consumer Chemicals Advanced Materials Performance Chemicals Functional Polymers Solvay Energy Services E. B

  19. Slide 19: Management incentives aligned to value creation

    Management incentives aligned to value creation Executive Committee & General Managers  New compensation policy as from 2013, harmonized across the Group  Reinforced link between variable compensation and business performance  Short term incentive plan - Linked to Group performance (REBITDA & FCF

  20. Slide 20: Executing a clear value creation strategy

    Executing a clear value creation strategy Towards a high growth, less capital intensive & high return Chemical Group Targeting Sustainable Value Growth 20

  21. Slide 21: Annex

    asking more from chemistry”

  22. Slide 22: Our ambitious Sustainable Development policy

    Our ambitious: Sustainable Development policy Five priority objectives 1 To achieve excellence in safety, health and occupational hygiene for everyone on our sites To realize an increasing share of our sales in markets or with a portfolio of activities meeting 2 the requirements of sustainable devel

  23. Slide 23: Our commitments

    Our commitments Safety & health Less than one occupational accident with medical 1 of our employees In 2020 treatment* per million working hours Our business 20% of Net Sales 2 portfolio In 2020 100% of innovation projects aligned to sustainable development requirements Our industrial 3 sites In 202

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