GAYA NATURALS. Unlocking bioeconomic potential in Borneo through the development of essential oil industry

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1 GAYA NATURALS Unlocking bioeconomic potential in Borneo through the development of essential oil industry

2 Kebun Rimau Sdn Bhd Diversified activities such as: o organically grown herbs, fruits and crops, o commercial tree planting o eco-tourism development. Our main objective is to continue to be innovative as a leading producer of the best quality, hygienic with the highest nutritional and health food and beverage products. Our Balung processing plants such as Herbal Tea, Juice, Extract, Syrup and Freeze Drying amongst others are focused on producing products which are 100% pure, natural, organic, with no additives, preservatives or colorants ensuring enhancement of one s well being. We are currently actively producing and marketing food and herbal products worldwide under the brand name of 'Balung Plantation'.

3 Our mission is to uphold our dedication to quality and excellence in producing world class natural, organic and safe food products through Green Agro plantation while enhancing the quality of lives of our people and the community

4 Pilot project Successful planting of Nilam/Patchouli b Balung Plantation

5 After 1 year of challenges a distillation plant was commissioned Successfully produced the 1st batch of Patchouli essential oils June 2012

6 With diversity in mind With strength and determination In 2011 Kebun Rimau embarked into A new Beginning A new Industry A new Partnership The creation of an essential oil industry and Gaya Naturals Sdn Bhd

7 COLLABORATION & CONTRACT n 1st Flavor & fragrance company with 25% market share and 2.85 billion U$ turnover. n 1st buyer on patchouli oil and natural product used in F&F n Signing exclusive agreement on production Michael Carlos - Givaudan s CEO of Fragrance Division (Left) & Marinah Harris (Right) signing the MOU on the 25th April

8 Gaya Naturals Essential Oil Plantation Cultivation Patchouli Merotai Plantation

9 COLLABORATOR Patchouli Agarwood Tea Middle-east Market Vetiver Essential oil Lemongrass Tea Local & China Market Product Profiling & Standardisation Natural Product Market Immediate implementation Short term implementation New products Misai Kucing Tea Middle term implementation Long term implementation Existing products

10 DESCRIPTION OF TECHNOLOGY Our uniqueness : Our integrated supply chain Bio fertilizer & bio insecticide production Waste Management Plantation RAW MATERIAL Raw material supply Waste water & extracted raw material recycling Wood supply Steam & water supply Processing PRODUCT Energy production ENERGY Customers Optimized extraction technique developed internally Reduction of energy consumption Energy Recycling Certification & Standard Oil Delivery

11 SOIL TO OIL Production Process flow-chart Nursery (2 3 WEEKS OLD) Land Preparation (1 DAY) Planting And Care (1 6 MONTHS)

12 PLANTATION OF DISTILLATION Harvesting (1/2 DAY) Collection (1/2 DAY) Drying (4 7 DAYS)

13 DISTILLATION TO OIL Sorting (2-4 HOURS) Distillation (10-12 HOURS) Oils

14 DESCRIPTION OF TECHNOLOGY Cooling system Steam distillation using cohobage system energy saving and oil recovering Internal reboiling system for decreasing energy consumption and better control of distillation parameters. Cohobage Optimized design for processing & reprocessing a large range of distillation products. Steam for Reboiling 17

15 MANUFACTURING AND OPERATIONAL PLAN Present Production Capability - Alambic Distiller - 3 tons/yr - Hydro Distiller - 15 tons/yr - Steam Distiller - 36 tons/yr - Improved Slow Distillation process litres/yr 15

16 Distiller Site Drying Area Water Treatment Plant 16

17 DISTILLATION NEW EQUIPMENTS (Patchouli & Vetiver) May 15 Testing June 15 Arrive on site July 15 Commissioning

18 DISTILLATION Patchouli

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20 Vetiver

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22 Blending Platform Patchouli & Vetiver

23 Our Water and Energy Water Treatment Plant Water Catchment Hydro Generator

24 OUR CROPS & PLANTATION

25 A C/1 C/2 D/4 D/3 D/2 D/ 1 F/ 1 F/ 2 7/ 6 7/ 3 7/5 7/4 5/1 3/ 13/ / 2 7/ 1 5/ 3 5/2 3/ 2 3/ 4 1 RR/1 8/ 1 8/ 2 6/ 1 4 2/1 2/2 2/3 6/ 2 RR/ /1 15/2 10/1 15/3 RR/3 15/4 10/ /3 10/4 10/5 10/6 Soil reconditioning

26 Yield (2 nd Cycle) Manpower Reasons Rain - Dry spell Disease Ramalan Bermusim oleh Model ECMWF, Jabatan Meteorologi Malaysia, 22 Jan 2015

27 Problem Yield (2 nd Cycle) - Open new land - Reconditioning method (R&D) Troubleshooting Manpower - Mechanizing - Oil price decrease - able to increase manpower Disease - University collaboration - Applying grant for R&D - Looking for native patchouli - high immune Dry Spell - Irrigation System - Intercrop with shade trees - E.g. Cinnamon, gaharu - Plant other aromatic plants - E.g. Pepper & vanilla

28 OUR ANIMALS & ORGANIC FERTILZER

29 OUR COMMUNITY & guests

30 GAYA NATURALS for video presentation of sourcing featuring Merotai Plantation. THANK YOU Contact