THE IP WAY. Vision. Mission

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1 Company Overview

2 Safety, Ethics and Stewardship are our core values. Together with The IP Way, they serve as our guideposts as we mobilize our people, products and resources to improve lives, the planet and our company s performance. Inspired PERFORMANCE Vision Investing in PEOPLE Sustaining FORESTS Innovative PRODUCTS THE IP WAY FORWARD To be among the most successful, sustainable and responsible companies in the world Improving our PLANET We do the right things, in the right ways, for the right reasons, all of the time this is The IP Way. The IP Way Forward is how we go beyond just doing the right things; it s how we create value for all stakeholders for generations to come. Mission To improve people s lives, the planet and our company s performance by transforming renewable resources into products people depend on every day Mark S. Sutton, Chairman and CEO

3 Our Businesses We transform renewable resources into products that people depend on every day. Industrial Packaging 69% of total revenue International Paper is the world s premier manufacturer of containerboard and corrugated packaging. Our containerboard mills, box plants and converting operations across the globe allow us to meet the most challenging customer sales, shipping, storage and display requirements. Industrial Packaging also includes our North American recycling business, which recovers, processes and sells several million tons of corrugated packaging and paper annually. Additionally, it includes our EMEA coated paperboard business, which supplies high-quality folding boxboard and liquid packaging board to customers in a variety of market segments. Segments ecommerce Protein Fruit & vegetables Distribution Processed food & beverage Durable/non-durable goods Revenue by region 87% 11% 2% North America EMEA Brazil

4 Papers 19% of total revenue Cellulose Fibers 12% of total revenue International Paper is the world s largest producer of uncoated freesheet. Our global Papers businesses manufacture a wide variety of uncoated papers for commercial printing, imaging and converting segments. Customers rely on our signature brands including Accent, Chamex, Hammermill, POL, PRO-DESIGN and REY to educate, communicate and advertise. Segments Consumers Schools Businesses Commercial printing Book publishing Advertising Direct mail, bills & statements Office products Retail packaging & labeling applications Revenue by region 44% North America 29% EMEA 23% Brazil 4% India International Paper is a premier producer of fluff pulp for absorbent hygiene products like baby diapers, feminine care, adult incontinence and other non-woven products, as well as pulp used for tissue and paper products. Our innovative, specialty pulps are used for non-absorbent end uses including textiles, filtration, construction material, paints and coatings, reinforced plastics and more. Our cellulose fibers products serve diverse, global customers who share a common need for confidence in the quality and convenience of personal hygiene and household products, and who value innovative solutions. Segments Absorbent hygiene products Paper & tissue Textiles Reinforced plastics Filtration Paints & coatings Revenue by region The majority of revenue is generated in North America, although this business exports a significant portion of its total volume globally.

5 Global Operations We are a leading producer of renewable fiber-based packaging, pulp and paper products Europe, Middle East, Africa and Russia $3.0 Billion net sales $22 Billion total revenue in ,000 employees Operations in more than 24 countries North America $17.6 Billion net sales India $0.2 Billion net sales Brazil $1.2 Billion net sales COMPANY OVERVIEW 1

6 Sustaining Forests Our entire business depends upon the sustainability of forests. We will continue to lead the world in responsible forest stewardship to ensure healthy and productive forest ecosystems for generations to come. Forestland Collaborations Forestland Stewards, our conservation collaborative with the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation World Wildlife Fund s Global Forest and Trade Network, an initiative to eliminate illegal logging and drive improvements in forest management International Paper took the initiative to increase and expand its certified fiber supply by supporting small private landowners benefiting its customers, its suppliers and its businesses. The Carolinas Working Forest Conservation Collaborative, formed by American Forest Foundation, International Paper, The Procter & Gamble Company and 3M Company Donna Harman President and CEO American Forest & Paper Association 34 % increase in third-party certified fiber since INTERNATIONAL PAPER

7 International Paper has systems in place to ensure our products contain wood managed and harvested. Sarah Gibson Fiber Specialist Mansfield, Louisiana COMPANY OVERVIEW 3

8 It s more important for my colleagues to go home every day alive and well, and to be able to hug their children, rather than produce boxes quickly and bypass safety rules. Giuseppe Valerio Labbia Sales Manager Catania, Italy 4 INTERNATIONAL PAPER

9 Safety is a core value Above all, we care about our people. Our most important measure of success is ensuring all employees, contractors and visitors arrive home safely every day. More than 60% reduction in serious safety incidents since 2012 Investing in People We make sustainable investments to protect and improve the lives of our employees and mobilize our people, products and resources to address critical needs in the communities where our employees live and work. Addressing critical needs More than $19 million donated to address hunger, education, health and wellness and disaster relief, including $3.2 million raised through employee giving and fundraising International Paper employees pack donated boxes with food I love how International Paper provides access for all employees to learn and grow across the organization. Alex Vaughan Deliberate Improvement Process Lead Memphis, Tennessee COMPANY OVERVIEW 5

10 Improving our Planet We tackle the toughest issues in our value chain, improve our environmental footprint and promote the long-term sustainability of natural capital. Improving Water Quality of the water used at the Madrid, Spain mill is recycled, saving 2.4 million cubic meters of water each year 23% decrease in oxygen-depleting substances since % More than 90% of water returned to waterways 6 INTERNATIONAL PAPER

11 Nearly 75% of mill energy derived from renewable biomass residuals Reducing Emissions 21% reduction in GHG emissions since % reduction in air emissions since 2010 COMPANY OVERVIEW 7

12 Product Highlights EConTray : an innovative, sustainable corrugated packaging solution designed to improve the logistics of packaging and shipping protein, fruit and vegetables SpaceKraft : a leading sustainable bulk container for non-hazardous liquids and food safety and aseptic applications, which meets unique filling and dispensing requirements and has a flexible inner liner that eliminates air exposure THRIVE : innovative wood-fiber solutions that enhance performance and provide a more environmentally friendly solution for reinforced plastic composites 8 INTERNATIONAL PAPER

13 Our diverse technical teams at the Global Cellulose Fibers Innovation Center partner with groups across the company to develop sustainable products and innovative solutions for current and future customers. Jody Gancas Scientist Federal Way, Washington Innovative Products We create innovative, sustainable and recyclable products that help our customers achieve their objectives. Creating innovative products is the cornerstone for how we grow and maximize value. By linking strong commercial knowledge with exceptional operational execution, we create products and provide services that our customers value. Innovation in Action Our IP4D app incorporates augmented reality technology into print designs produced on Accent Opaque 120 lb. Cover to help customers create more impact. COMPANY OVERVIEW 9

14 Inspired Performance We deliver long-term value for all stakeholders by establishing advantaged positions in attractive market segments with safe, efficient manufacturing operations near sustainable fiber sources. International Paper provides jobs in our small town and drives our local economy. Demond Moore Human Resources Manager Orange, Texas Return On Invested Capital Five-year average: 10% % % % Free Cash Flow Five-year average: $1.9B $2.1B $2.0B $1.8B $1.8B $1.9B Annualized Dividend 6th consecutive year of dividend increase $1.40 $1.60 $1.76 $1.85 $ % 9.9% As a result of the transfer of the North American Consumer Packaging business, 2017 Every International Paper job supports 3.25 jobs in supplier industries and local communities 10 INTERNATIONAL PAPER

15 Our team s focus on manufacturing excellence, training initiatives and improved overall reliability allowed us to achieve our year-over-year improvement goals. Marcio Bertoldo Vice President, Manufacturing Latin America Annual facility investment Approximately $1.5 billion spent annually to ensure safe and reliable operations and on strategic investments that create value COMPANY OVERVIEW 11

16 Recognitions We thank our 52,000 employees for their contributions and commitment to pursuing our vision to be among the most successful, sustainable and responsible companies in the world. Fortune Magazine s World s Most Admired Companies 2018 for 15 years Ethisphere Institute s World s Most Ethical Companies 2018 for 12 consecutive years Institutional Investor s Most Honored Company 2018 Women s Choice Award Best Companies to Work For Millennial Women 2018 IDG s Computerworld 100 Best Places to Work in IT INTERNATIONAL PAPER

17 Vision 2020 Goals We recognize the importance of aligning our business with the needs of the world around us and we re committed to continuous improvement relative to our sustainability goals. We set 12 voluntary goals with a 2010 baseline aimed at improving our impact on people and the planet, and are pleased to share our progress. We are on track to meet or exceed all of our original goals with the exception of solid waste. Sustaining Forests Investing in People FIBER CERTIFICATION PROGRESS 34% increase in certified fiber volume Stated goal: Increase third-party certified fiber by 35% SAFETY PROGRESS 57% reduction in serious safety incidents Stated goal: Injury-free workplace RECYCLING PROGRESS 23% increase in recovery of OCC Stated goal: Increase recovery of old corrugated containers (OCC) by 15% by exploring new sources and diverting usable fiber from landfills COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRESS $19.3 million donated to charitable organizations in 2017* Stated goal: Measure and report on our charitable support for hunger, education, health and wellness, and disaster relief in the communities where we operate Improving our Planet ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRESS 9.2% improvement in purchased energy efficiency Stated goal: Improve efficiency in purchased energy use by 15% GHG EMISSIONS PROGRESS 21% reduction in GHG emissions Stated goal: Reduce GHG emissions by 20% (direct and indirect) SUPPLY CHAIN PROGRESS Expanded Supplier Code of Conduct coverage globally; continued risk assessment for key purchases; implemented targeted supplier surveys and audits Stated goal: Establish processes promoting transparency, managing risk by monitoring and identifying opportunities to collaborate with suppliers AIR EMISSIONS PROGRESS 27% reduction in air emissions Stated goal (restated in 2016): Reduce air emissions (PM, SO 2, NO X ) by 30% WATER STEWARDSHIP PROGRESS Piloted Natural Capital Protocol to assess the true cost and value of water; continued annual stakeholder and facility water risk assessments Stated goal (restated in 2016): Integrate water management into regular facility assessment and proactively engage with stakeholders in communities to address water-related issues within the watershed WATER QUALITY PROGRESS 23% decrease in oxygen-depleting substances Stated goal: Reduce mill wastewater discharges of oxygen-depleting substances (BOD) to receiving streams by 15% FIBER EFFICIENCY PROGRESS 0.71% fiber loss from reporting mills Stated goal: Reduce fiber lost in the manufacturing process to less than 0.75% SOLID WASTE PROGRESS 9% reduction in manufacturing waste to landfills Stated goal: Reduce manufacturing waste to landfills by 30% and ultimately to zero To learn more about our Vision 2020 Goals, please visit: internationalpaper.com *Includes $3.2 million raised through employee donations and fundraising 2018 International Paper Company. All rights reserved. Results based on 2017 data.

18 2018 International Paper Company. All rights reserved. Accent, Chamex, EConTray, Hammermill, PRO-DESIGN, Rey, SpaceKraft and THRIVE are registered trademarks of International Paper Company or its affiliates. Pol is a trademark of International Paper Company or its affiliates. World s Most Ethical Companies and Ethisphere names and marks are registered trademarks of Ethisphere LLC. FORTUNE and The World s Most Admired Companies are registered trademarks of Time Inc. and are used under license. From FORTUNE Magazine, February 1, Time Inc. used under license. FORTUNE and Time Inc. are not affiliated with, and do not endorse products or services of, International Paper Company. All other product and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. Cover printed on Accent Opaque Cover Smooth White 100lb. Text printed on Accent Opaque Text Smooth White 100lb. InternationalPaper.com