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No. 1
SABIC IN NUMBERS
1976, our beginning
36 years of growth
2nd largest global diversified chemical company*
95th largest public company in the world*
88 B$ total assets
50 B$ annual revenue
33,000 employees
40 countries
6 Strategic Business Units
60 world-class plants worldwide
1 Corporate Research & Innovation Center
14 Technology Centers
3 Application Centers
150 new products each year
8,000 global patents
* Forbes 2011
No. 2
OUR GLOBAL OPERATIONS
Global Headquarters
Application centers (3)
Distribution, storage facilities
and logistic hubs (46)
Technology centers (14)
Corporate research
and innovation center (1)
International subsidiaries
and sales offices (87)
Manufacturing and compounding
companies (60)
No. 3 3
Chemicals
Polymers
Fertilizers
Metals
Performance
Chemicals
Innovative
Plastics
Polycarbonate
Resin/Blends
782
Specialty Films &
Sheet
57
Polyphenylene
Oxide Blends
151
Styrenic Resins
(ABS-ASA)
221
Polybutylene
Terephtalate
156
Specialty
Compounding
69
Polyetherimide –
Polyimide
10
•Olefins
•Oxygenates
•Aromatics
•Intermediates
•Gases
•Poly olefins
•PVC
•Polyester
•Steel
•Aluminum
•Ammonia
•Urea
•Phosphate and
liquid fertilizers
•Catalyst
•Rubber
•Specialty
polymers
•Additives
•Elastomers
SABIC Innovative Plastics
One of Six Strategic Business Units
•Engineered
thermoplastics
Resins: PC, ABS, PBT,
PPO, PEI
• PP Compounds
•Sheet & film
No. 5 5
$100+ Million investment
in innovation
104 locations in 35+ countries
9,000+
employees
SABIC CONTINUES TO INVEST – IS COMMITTED TO LONG TERM:
NEW ASSETS
OUR PEOPLE
NEW TECHNOLOGIES
Sabic Innovative Plastics is:
No. 6
INVESTING IN POLYCARBONATE CAPACITY
Cartagena, Spain
BoZ, Netherlands Burkville, Al
Current Capacity New Capacity
Kayan – Jubail, Saudi Arabia
Sinopec – Tianjin, China
Today Tomorrow
Mt. Vernon, IN
2011/
2012
2015
+
Increasing our capacity in PC by 50%
No. 7
INVESTING IN ABS CAPACITY
Ottawa, Il
Bay St Louis, MS Tampico, MX
Current Capacity New Capacity
Petrokemya
Today Tomorrow
Washington, WV 2014/
2015 +
Jubail
Saudi Arabia
Increasing our capacity in ABS by 25%
No. 8
ENGINEERING THERMOPLASTICS FORECASTED TO GROW…
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
MM
To
ns
ABS
PA6
PC
PA6,6
Forecast
Source: IHS
3-8% CAGR
No. 10
OUR HERITAGE OF INNOVATION HAS CHANGED THE
THERMOPLASTICS INDUSTRY AND THE WORLD
We have been manufacturing plastics since 1935
Our company created:
‒ Polycarbonate (Lexan* resin) in 1953
‒ PPO (Noryl* resin) in 1961
‒ Polyetherimide (Ultem* resin) in 1982
‒ Amorphous thermoplastic polyimide (Extem* resin) in 2006
Since 1950, we have over 5,000 patents issued and in force
No. 11
INVESTING IN GAME CHANGING TECHNOLOGIES
?
1970’s Lexan GP
- Displaces metal, glass
1980’s Cycoloy Introduced
- Displaces ABS
1990’s Lexan Custom Colors
- Displaces Paint
2000’s Lexan Co-Polymers Introduced
- Displaces other polymers
What’s Next?
No. 12
LEXAN* COPOLYMERS PORTFOLIO
Clarity Impact Colors
EXL
Low Temp
Impact
+
DMX
Scratch
Resistance
+
SLX
Weatherable
+
FST
Flame
Smoke
Toxicity
+
XHT
Heat
Resistance
+
CFR
Flame
Resistance
+ HFD
Superior
Flow
+
No. 13
A STRONG PIPELINE OF NEW TECHNOLOGY BEYOND RESINS
Films
Additives
SABIC Research & Development
New Resins Composites
Fibers
Sustainability
No. 15
SABIC TALENT MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES
1. Build a performance-driven culture
2. Focus on both Values and Performance
3. Employees drive their own careers
4. Ownership by leaders
5. Candid feedback to all employees
6. Training – new SABIC academy built in Saudi Arabia
Great People….Great Careers
No. 17
$1.12
$1.20 $1.31 $1.52
$1.65 $1.82 $1.82 $1.87
$1.57 $1.57
$1.18
$1.29 $1.43
Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
$1.08
$1.27 $1.29 $1.28
$0.99 $1.00
$0.98
$0.88 $0.80 $0.79 $0.79
$0.91 $1.00
Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
$0.68 $0.65
$0.72 $0.69 $0.66 $0.70 $0.68 $0.61 $0.60 $0.56 $0.63
$0.68 $0.69
Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
$1.61
$1.52 $1.55
$1.48
$1.39 $1.52
$1.49
$1.29 $1.18
$1.17 $1.31
$1.51 $1.50
Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
KEY RAW MATERIAL (KRM) PRICES
Benzene ($/gal) Butadiene ($/lb)
Cumene ($/lb) Acrylonitrile ($/lb)
Europe Phenol ($/kg) Styrene ($/lb)
$4.39
$3.88
$4.23 $4.06
$3.69
$4.13 $4.01
$3.33 $3.15
$3.00
$3.70
$4.20 $4.23
Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
$0.65
$0.68
$0.68
$0.71 $0.66 $0.65
$0.62
$0.56 $0.49 $0.45
$0.51
$0.61 $0.64
Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
No. 18
4Q11 1Q12 Media Mkt Prices Slide While Bz & Prop Rebound Sharply
..Some.Correction Occurs in 2Q12
Source: IHS/CMAI
c/g
al
PC Media KRM and Market Price Dynamics
No. 19
Expectations of the ETP industry?
• Margin Pressure
• Increased regulation
• Feedstock volatility and shortage
• Favorable megatrends
• Sustainability
• Innovation • Global growth
- +
No. 21
THE SABIC PROMISE
We’re grounded in materials, and we get how the material business works and
grows.
But our focus is to help our customers achieve their ambitions, powering their
competitive advantage. We put customers’ success at the heart of what we do
through:
Long-term relationships
A spirit of ingenuity and new ideas
Commitment to deliver
Innovative solutions
We create partnerships that drive growth and leadership
for SABIC and our customers. We call this…