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presented by Markus A. Moll Senior Market Analyst Steel & Metals Market Research International Nickel Study Group Lisbon 22 nd April 2008 Lisbon, Portugal Only the Sky Only the Sky is the Limit` is the Limit` Outlook for Nickelalloys Outlook for Nickelalloys

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presented byMarkus A. Moll

Senior Market AnalystSteel & Metals Market Research

International Nickel Study GroupLisbon 22nd April 2008

Lisbon, Portugal

Only the SkyOnly the Sky …… is the Limit`is the Limit`

Outlook for NickelalloysOutlook for Nickelalloys

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Enduse FocusedEnduse FocusedSingleSingle--Client ResearchClient Research

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MultiMulti--Client Projects & Client Projects & Stainless Steel SeminarsStainless Steel Seminars

Conferences in cooperation with

Type of ResearchType of Research ProductsProducts Steel GradesSteel Grades

Single Client90 %

MultiClient10 %

Long Products

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FlatProducts

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StainlessSteel70 %

Tool Steels,Eng. Steels,

Nickelalloys & Carbon Steels

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AGENDA

1. Definitions, Basics & Market Structures

2. Producers

3. Focus on Aerospace

4. Future Trends

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ALLOY TYPE MAIN ALLOYS MAIN APPLICATIONS

Electronic Alloys: Ni 205 NiFe 36NiFe 42NiCr 80-20

spark plugs, welding wireshadow masks, glass sealslead framesheating elements

Heat Resistant:330*600, 601800, 800H, 800HT, 825Calrod*

various furnace componentswelding wire, heat shieldsoil & gas industrytubular heating elements

HPA: A286*Inconel 718Nimonic 80AInconel 725Hastelloy X

manifold studsjet engines, gas turbines, oil & gasdiesel engine valvesoil & gasjet engines, structural components

Corrosion Res.: Alloy 200Monel 400: K500Incoloy 925Alloy 28*L 605*

battery casingsshafts pins, structural partsoil & gas industryOCTGSurgical Implants

Definition: > 30 % Nickel with some exceptions*

* < 30% Ni or Co-based

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Global Production Volume 1989 – 2007e

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Global Production Volume 1989 – 2007e (finished products)Long Term Growth is Limited

G.R.: 2,8 % p.a.

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Production by Product Form 2006 & split into 4 Alloy Groupsall in ‘000 tonnes (metric)

Total World: 272,9Europe: 84,4America: 90,9Asia: 67,5Others: 30,0

World 164,7 World 108,2

Total 52,6 Total 43,3 Total 36,7 Total 32,0 Total 60,4 Total 47,7Seamless Tube

All Products

Flat Products

Sheet / Plate Strip

Long Products

Semis WireBars

Corrosion Resistant Alloys

35%

High Performance Alloys33%

Heat Resistant Alloys10%

Electronic Alloy26%

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Market Volumes 2006 Net Importers & Net Exporters of Nickel Alloy Products

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AGENDA

1. Definitions, Basics & Market Structures

2. Producers

3. Focus on Aerospace

4. Future Trends

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SMC is again the No.1 Producer Worldwide Top-10 Producers control 75% of the Market

Top Producers of Nickel Alloy Flat & Long Products** (2007 estimated)

* incl. Industeel ** Final shipments (plate, sheet, strip, bar, wire, seamless tube), excluding castings

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1. Definitions, Basics & Market Structures

2. Producers

3. Focus on Aerospace

4. Future Trends

Aerospace

Focus on …

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Material Requirements

Source: Rolls-Royce

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Rotating Parts ‘Premium Segment‘ Alloys are double Vacuum (VIM / VAR) melted or even Triplex (VIM / VAR / ESR) melted

Discs ‘Christmas Trees’ Blades

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Non Rotating Parts Duplex Melting and sometimes even Air Melting is sufficient

Engine Mount

Rings Bolts &

Fasteners

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Inconel 71878%

Others*7%

Waspaloy15%

*incl. CO based, Fe based & PM

Pratt & Whitney

Grades used by main Engine Producers

Waspaloy15%Others*

20%

Inconel 71865%

*incl. CO based, Fe based & PM

General Electrics Rolls Royce

Waspaloy11%

Inconel 72011%Others*

28%

Inconel 71850%

*incl. IN 901, RR 1000, C263, Others

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Buy to Fly The alloy producer has to melt up to 10 times the component weight

Source: Rolls-Royce

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Accident Rates: Only 2 % of all fatal accidents are due to Engine failures

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The Aerospace ‘Roller Coaster‘ Airbus beat Boeing 453 to 441. Total in 2007 => +7% vs. 2006

Order Backlog: 7.000 planesAnnual Roll-Out: max. 1.200 units

=> Industry is busy for 6 Years but ….… Problem: There is no Cancellation Fee!

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AGENDA

1. Definitions, Basics & Market Structures

2. Producers

3. Focus on Aerospace

4. Future Trends

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Trends

Few New Grades: Alloy 718+ (Teledyne Allvac)

Is Nickel Substitution an Issue?

o Carpenter 30% Ni grade vs Nimonic 80A for Valves

o Clad Plate (var. Producers) & ‘Bubi Pipe’ (Butting) are booming

o Ti has re-gained applications (heat exchangers, sea-water

desalination)

Market transfer to China: Supply follows Demand

Industry Consolidation is Overdue

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Electronics / Electric Appliances

20%

Oil & Gas15%

Chemical / Process Industry

15%

Aerospace21%Others**

7%Industrial Machinery

7%

Other Energy*7%

Nuclear1%

Automotive7%

Market Structure 2007 and Outlook Growth Trends to 2012 for Ni used in Nickelalloys

* LGBGT, FGB

** Marine, Thermal Process, etc.

12% of Prime Ni 3%

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Nickel Demand in Nickelalloys … … will continue to grow substantially until 2010 – thereafter a phase of stagnation can be expected

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CAGR + 5% + 40,000 t or

+ 25% by 2012

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September ´08

Hear more Details at these events in 2008

June ´08

Our events in 2009:

February: Mumbai, India September: Düsseldorf, Germany