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A collaborative society; a world without hunger; a planet respected Yara in brief

Global solutions Yara delivers a wide range of solutions for farmers and industrial users, leveraging our experience and knowledge to tailor solutions to local needs. Crop Nutrition Solutions Yara offers the market s most complete portfolio of mineral fertilizers and solutions for sustainable agriculture covering all necessary nutrients for most crops. Environmental Solutions Yara offers complete solutions for the improvement of air and water quality, including NOx abatement, odor control, water treatment and corrosion prevention. Industrial Solutions Yara offers a wide range of nitrogen and specialty chemicals in addition to animal nutrition and civil explosive solutions.

Knowledge grows Our Brand Yara s knowledge, products and solutions grow farmers, distributors and industrial customers businesses profitably and responsibly while improving and protecting the earth s resources, food, and environment. Our Mission Responsibly feed the world and protect the planet. Our Vision A collaborative society; a world without hunger; a planet respected. Ambition Collaboration Curiosity Accountability Our Strategy Integrated Business Model Competitive Edge

Leveraging scale and knowledge Our strategy rests on a unique integrated business model and global presence, giving us a strong position for profitable growth. The business model provides scale advantages, extensive flexibility and global optimization. Our Integrated Business Model Flexibility Hydrocarbons Crop Nutrition PUSH Optimization Supply Chain Production Supply Chain Industrial PUSH Minerals Scale Knowledge drives business Industrial experience We pioneered the production of nitrogen fertilizer more than a century ago. Since then, we have continuously advanced our industrial processes, setting standards for greenhouse gas emissions and energy efficiency. Yara has grown and still grows through a combination of commercial daring, scientific research and market knowledge. We foster a culture that values expertise and encourages the search for improved methods and new solutions. Business model We are the world s largest producer of nitrogen fertilizers, building on a unique, integrated business model. With our operational flexibility, supported by global ammonia trade, we pursue optimization and scale advantages, creating a competitive edge. Yara consistently executes a strategy of sustainable, profitable growth. Knowledge is a major strategic asset. We build on a strong competitive edge in which our knowledge margin plays an important role, adding to our competitiveness and ability to serve our customers.

Crop Nutrition Value Chain PULL Distribution Farmer Food Industry Consumer Environmental and Industrial Customers PULL Industrial Application Environmental Solutions Agronomic expertise We have developed crop-specific nutrition concepts tailored to local conditions and farmers needs. Employing our expertise in precision farming, we deliver knowledge and solutions to improve agricultural productivity and farming profitability. Yara invests in R&D activities to deliver improvements in process technology, crop nutrition strategies and environmental solutions. In collaboration with partners and customers we provide farmer centric solutions that optimize yields and agricultural quality while minimizing the use of resources like water and nutrients. Global engagement We invest in developing solutions that address global challenges such as climate change, resource scarcity and food security. By engaging in partnerships, we leverage our knowledge, products and solutions to create shared value for shareholders and society. Yara develops knowledge and commerce, sharing ideas and experience with a purpose. Our strategy bridges business and global challenges and allows us to create value for shareholders, customers and society.

How we deliver value 1.4 Million The number of tons of NOx emissions that we helped our customers reduce in 2015. This is equivalent to more than the total annual emissions in France. 20 Million We provide crop nutrition products, solutions and knowledge to 20 million farmers worldwide. 240 Million The number of people we help feed through the use of our crop nutrition solutions. Through profitable, responsible and collaborative business, we contribute with our stakeholders to solve some of the world s key challenges. Getting to 2050 5 Million The number of people who will die from air pollution related illness. 60% Increase of food production will be needed to feed the world. 40 70% of greenhouse gases must be reduced to stay within the 2 C goal.

Countries with sales Sales offices and R&D sites Production sites Smaller sites* Phosphate mines Joint Ventures Head Office Yara operated terminals and logistical production sites * Global presence Yara serves customers worldwide through a globally integrated flexible and scalable operation. Yara s global operation includes 28 production facilities and 4 mining operations in 16 countries as well as more than 200 terminals and warehouses, making us the world s largest supplier of mineral fertilizers. With an extensive value chain, from the extraction of minerals to the distribution of crop nutrients, Yara has built a unique operation, offering customers reliability and quality. Yara's market presence with close to 13 000 employees includes a global network of sales offices in around 55 countries and sales to more than 150 countries. The company has a strong production and marketing base in Europe, and has greatly extended its presence in North and South America, not least taking a strong position in Brazil, as well as in Australia, while expanding in Africa and Asia.

Yara International ASA Drammensveien 131 NO 0277 Oslo Norway Tel: +47 24 15 70 00 Fax: +47 24 15 70 01 www.yara.com 09/16 Number of employees Total sales Revenues 12,883 Globally 35.7 Million tonnes 108 NOK billion (USD 13.4 billion) Employees by region Sales by product Revenues by region Share of employees Share of sales volume (thousand tonnes) Share of revenues (NOK million) Europe Brazil Latin-America ex Brazil Asia & Oceania North-America Africa Fertilizer Industrial products Ammonia trade Europe Brazil North-America Asia & Oceania Latin-America ex Brazil Africa