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A macro outlook on the petrochemical industry –

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We forecast rising global economic health

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A macro outlook on the petrochemical industry – a

look at the cost landscape

Page 7 Source: IHS, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

Oil-to-gas ratio likely to remain elevated

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Page 8 Source: IHS, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

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Ethylene cash costs – North America remains highly favorable

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North American ethane prices have de-coupled from oil

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Propane has also fallen sharply, towards nat. gas

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US ethane production poised to rise further, sharply…

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Ethylene margins – a regional outlook

Source: IHS, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

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A macro outlook on the petrochemical industry

– what do these shifts mean for co-products

and aromatics?

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US shale gas has contracted ethylene co-product and aromatic production

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Margin and Spread Forecasts - Asia

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Dubai Crude (US$/bbl) 78 106 109 105 113 115 69

NCC benchmark margin (US$) 282 285 250 260 275 302 259

Ethylene-Naphtha spread 386 260 276 350 380 430 371

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Polyester cash margin 397 336 200 160 200 250 305

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A macro outlook on the petrochemical industry – a

quick look at technology and supply growth

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LPG

• BP/UOP, Cyclar

• Mobil, M-2 Forming

• IFP/Salutec, Aroforming

• Research Association of Japan, Z F

orming

• Asahi Chemical, Alpha Process

Methanol

• In research

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inic, etc)

• ChevronPhillips, Aromax

• UOP, RZ Platforming

New Technologies for Benzene – not

yet commercialized

Source: IHS, CEH, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

Example: Benzene. Most new technologies will unlikely be meaningful near term

Page 19 Source: IHS, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

Regional capacity growth

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Page 20 Source: Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

PX sees new capacity pressure from Korea in 2014

Page 21 Source: Company data, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

On-Purpose Propylene and Butadiene Production Company Project Capacity (t/yr) Location Cost Start-up Likelihood

Dow Chemical PDH 750,000 tonnes Texas 2015 Likely

Enterprise Products PDH 750,000 tonnes Texas 2015 Committed

Enterprise Products PDH 750,000 tonnes Texas 2015 Speculative

Formosa Plastics PDH 600,000 tonnes Texas 2016 Likely

Dow Chemical PDH TBD US Gulf 2018 Speculative

Williams PDH 1,000,000 tonnes Alberta TBD Speculative

LyondellBasell Metathesis TBD Texas TBD

PetroLogistics PDH Expansion Texas TBD Likely

TPC Group Dehydro unit Texas $300m 2014

TPC Group OXO-D unit 272,000 tonnes Texas $300m 2015

Company name Location Capacity ('000 t/yr) Start-up date Progress

Tianjin Bohai Chemical Industry (Group) Tianjin 600 Late August 2013 Under construction

Ningbo Haiyue New Materials Co Ningbo, Zhejiang 600 Early 2014 Under construction

Zhejiang Satellite Energy Co Pinghu, Zhejiang 450 Early 2014 Under construction

Sanyuan Petrochemical Shaoxing, Zhejiang 450 End 2013 Under construction

Yantai Wanhua Group Yantai, Shandong 750 End 2014 Under construction

Zhangjiagang Yangzijiang Petrochemical Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu 600 Early 2014 Under construction

600 2016 Planning

Haiwei Group Hengshui, Hebei 500 2015 Under construction

500 2017 Planning

Huanghua, Hebei 500 N/A Planning

500 N/A Planning

Fujian Meide Petrochemical Fuqing, Fujian 660 End 2015 Under construction

660 N/A Planning

Shandong Haili Chemical Industry Co Dafeng, Jiangsu 750 N/A Construction to start in H1 2013

ZOUEC Ningbo, Zhejiang 660 N/A Waiting for approval

660 N/A Waiting for approval

Changjiang Gas Chemical Nantong, Jiangsu 650 N/A Suspended

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China's PDH Projects under Construction or in Planning Stage

Announced On-Purpose Propylene Projects

Announced On-Purpose Butadiene Projects

Page 22 Source: Company data, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

Company Project Capacity (t/yr) Location Cost Start-up Likelihood

Dow Chemical PDH 750,000 tonnes Texas 2015 Likely

Enterprise Products PDH 750,000 tonnes Texas 2015 Committed

Enterprise Products PDH 750,000 tonnes Texas 2015 Speculative

Formosa Plastics PDH 600,000 tonnes Texas 2016 Likely

Dow Chemical PDH TBD US Gulf 2018 Speculative

Williams PDH 1,000,000 tonnes Alberta TBD Speculative

LyondellBasell Metathesis TBD Texas TBD

PetroLogistics PDH Expansion Texas TBD Likely

TPC Group Dehydro unit Texas $300m 2014

TPC Group OXO-D unit 272,000 tonnes Texas $300m 2015

Company name Location Capacity ('000 t/yr) Start-up date Progress

Tianjin Bohai Chemical Industry (Group) Tianjin 600 Late August 2013 Under construction

Ningbo Haiyue New Materials Co Ningbo, Zhejiang 600 Early 2014 Under construction

Zhejiang Satellite Energy Co Pinghu, Zhejiang 450 Early 2014 Under construction

Sanyuan Petrochemical Shaoxing, Zhejiang 450 End 2013 Under construction

Yantai Wanhua Group Yantai, Shandong 750 End 2014 Under construction

Zhangjiagang Yangzijiang Petrochemical Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu 600 Early 2014 Under construction

600 2016 Planning

Haiwei Group Hengshui, Hebei 500 2015 Under construction

500 2017 Planning

Huanghua, Hebei 500 N/A Planning

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Fujian Meide Petrochemical Fuqing, Fujian 660 End 2015 Under construction

660 N/A Planning

Shandong Haili Chemical Industry Co Dafeng, Jiangsu 750 N/A Construction to start in H1 2013

ZOUEC Ningbo, Zhejiang 660 N/A Waiting for approval

660 N/A Waiting for approval

Changjiang Gas Chemical Nantong, Jiangsu 650 N/A Suspended

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China's PDH Projects under Construction or in Planning Stage

Announced On-Purpose Propylene Projects

Announced On-Purpose Butadiene Projects

Chinese propane imports set to spike

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Challenges relating to feedstock availability

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China shale: Vast resource base, ambitious targets

Source: EIA, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

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China shale: Vast dry gas and oil potential, wet gas

(NGL) opportunity appears less well defined

Source: EIA, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

Page 26 Source: IEA, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

NGL Supply Trends

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U.S. NGL Production Grows Lighter

Source: EIA, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

Source: IEA, Macquarie Capital, Naphtha and NGLs analysis, September 2013

New crudes more paraffinic but N+2A ratings comparable to old crudes

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Will China stabilize and recharge growth

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Regional indicators denote improving conditions

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End market growth in key products in China has improved

YoY Growth of key products in China 2010 2011 2012 1H13

Textile production volume 18% -5% 1% 1%

Garment and clothing export value 21% 18% 4% 13%

Refrigerator and washing machine production volume 27% 11% 1% 12%

Auto production volume 33% 1% 5% 13%

Auto sales volume 32% 3% 4% 12%

Construction (GFA new start) 42% 16% -7% 4%

Property GFA sold 10% 5% 1% 29%

Source: Bloomberg, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

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Chinese auto production and sales have improved

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China residential property sold vs. new starts (6m lag)

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Conclusions

•Demand is moving in the right direction – we anticipate a YoY pickup globally in 2014

•A wide oil/gas ratio will persist – this showcases a significant difference in regional base chemical production

costs.

•Ethylene cracker co-product production will remain under pressure – this due to light feeds

•NGL and ethylene –chain export opportunities out of North America are set to rise., but many co-products (i.e.

benzene) will need to be imported

•Companies from around the world are studying investment opportunities in the US.

•Capex targeting on purpose co-product production has picked up in China.

•China’s forecast growth rates will not be what they were, and we remain cautious medium term.

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Source: IHS, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

Page 35 Source: Bloomberg, IHS, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

Additional tables

Page 36 Source: Bloomberg, IHS, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

Additional tables

Page 37 Source: Bloomberg, IHS, Macquarie Capital (USA), September 2013

Additional tables

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