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Voestalpine — Corporate Update (October 2016)

15 slides from Voestalpine's corporate update, Oct 26, 2016

  1. Slide 1: Opening of the voestalpine Direct Reduction Plant

    Opening of the voestalpine Direct Reduction Plant Press conference – Corpus Christi, Texas October 26, 2016 voestalpine AG www.voestalpine.com

  2. Slide 2: voestalpine: An Overview

    voestalpine: An Overview Wolfgang Eder, CEO of voestalpine AG voestalpine AG 2 | 10/26/2016 | Opening of the direct reduction plant in Texas

  3. Slide 3: voestalpine Group Overview

    voestalpine Group Overview  European technology and capital goods group that has its own steelmaking facilities  Leading partner to the global automotive and consumer goods industries and the oil and natural gas industry  Global market leader in high-tech railway infrastructure (rails, turnouts)

  4. Slide 4: voestalpine Group Global footprint

    voestalpine Group Global footprint One Group – 500 locations – 50 countries – five continents Revenue (BY 2015/16 ) EBITDA (BY 2015/16) Employees (BY 2015/16) EUR 11.1 billion (~USD 12.6 billion*) EUR 1.6 billion (~USD 1.8 billion*) 48,500 * Exchange rate: March 31, 2016 (end of Business Year 2015/1

  5. Slide 5: Accelerated expansion in the NAFTA region

    voestalpine Group Accelerated expansion in the NAFTA region voestalpine AG 5 | 10/26/2016 | Opening of the direct reduction plant in Texas

  6. Slide 6: Focus on the NAFTA region

    voestalpine Group Focus on the NAFTA region (~USD 1.4 billion*) (~ USD 3.4 billion*) (~USD 1.1 billion*) (~USD 193 million*) (~USD 70 million*) ~ 14% of voestalpine shares are held by North American investors * Exchange rate: March 31, 2016 (end of Business Year 2015/16) voestalpine AG 6 | 10/26/201

  7. Slide 7: NAFTA region – current projects (in addition to HBI)

    voestalpine Group NAFTA region – current projects (in addition to HBI)  Short-distance traffic (railways): major orders (turnouts/signaling technology) in New York, Los Angeles, San Jose, Seattle, Toronto, San Francisco  Special Steel: new location for high-tech coating in Queretaro, Mexico  Auto

  8. Slide 8: Direct Reduction Plant: The beginning of a new era

    voestalpine Direct Reduction Plant The beginning of a new era voestalpine AG 8 | 10/26/2016 | Opening of the direct reduction plant in Texas

  9. Slide 9: Direct reduction plant in Texas: Why USA?

    Direct reduction plant in Texas Why USA?  Politically stable environment that is predictable in the long term; professional cooperation with authorities  Logistically central location (deep-sea access to Gulf of Mexico)  Business-friendly environment:  Political arena and society have high degre

  10. Slide 10: Direct reduction plant in Texas: Facts & figures (1)

    Direct reduction plant in Texas Facts & figures (1) Largest ever US investment by an Austrian company Largest and most modern facility of its kind worldwide Basic investment: EUR 550 million / USD 740 million* Total area: 2 square kilometers Capacity: 2 million tonnes of HBI annually  40% own needs

  11. Slide 11: Direct reduction plant in Texas: Facts & figures (2)

    Direct reduction plant in Texas Facts & figures (2) Full capacity utilization for the next four years ensured Plant has own 5 million tonnes of material handled annually: deep-sea port:  in-bound delivery of around 3 million tonnes of iron ore pellets  out-bound delivery of around 2 million tonne

  12. Slide 12: Process based on environmentally friendly natural gas

    Direct reduction plant in Texas Process based on environmentally friendly natural gas voestalpine AG 12 | 10/26/2016 | Opening of the direct reduction plant in Texas

  13. Slide 13: Environmental benchmark and bridging technology for the future

    Direct reduction plant in Texas Environmental benchmark and bridging technology for the future Environmental protection is a top priority  Seawater used for cooling and process water  conservation of freshwater resources  Innovative logistics concept with return loads  avoidance of empty trips 

  14. Slide 14: Hydrogen for lower CO2 emissions in steel production

    Long-term scenario Hydrogen for lower CO2 emissions in steel production  Developing direct reduction further Current status: direct reduction of iron ore into HBI (sponge iron) using natural gas  Prospects for the future: when sufficiently available, in future hydrogen will replace natural gas as

  15. Slide 15: Opening of the voestalpine Direct Reduction Plant

    Opening of the voestalpine Direct Reduction Plant Press conference – Corpus Christi, Texas October 26, 2016 voestalpine AG www.voestalpine.com

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