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Precious Metal Refining VFB Site Visit 14 November 2017

Umicore, global leader in. One of three global leaders in emission control catalysts for light-duty and heavy-duty vehicles and for all fuel types A leading supplier of key materials for rechargeable batteries used in electrified transportation and portable electronics The world s leading recycler of complex waste streams containing precious and other valuable metals 2

Our foundations Unique business model Supportive megatrends Industry leader in sustainability metals application know-how Chemistry material science metallurgy material solutions more stringent emission control resource scarcity recycling electrification of the automobile 3

Our Group structure CATALYSIS ENERGY & SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES RECYCLING Automotive Catalysts Precious Metals Chemistry Cobalt & Specialty Materials Rechargeable Battery Materials Thin Film Products Electroplating Electro-Optic Materials Precious Metals Refining Jewellery & Industrial Metals Platinum Engineered Materials Precious Metals Management Technical Materials 4

Business Group split CATALYSIS ENERGY & SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES RECYCLING REVENUES EBIT CAPITAL EMPLOYED (excluding metal) (recurring) (average) 5

Our Strategy Horizon 2020 By 2020 we expect to have Clear leadership in clean mobility materials and recycling Doubled the size of the business in terms of earnings Rebalanced the portfolio & earnings contributions Turned sustainability into a greater competitive edge 6

Unique position in clean mobility materials Incumbent Early stage Automotive catalysts Battery materials Fuel cell catalysts Recycling services Leadership in clean mobility materials and recycling Umicore Automotive catalyst competitors Battery material competitors Fuel cell catalyst competitors Grow faster than the market in LDV and HDD Clear leadership in cathode materials for xev 8

Unique position in recycling Unique technologies in Hoboken for treating complex residues and by-products Leadership in clean mobility materials and recycling Over 200 input streams Recovery of 20 metals 8

EUR m Doubling the earnings RECURRING EBIT 600 500 400 Excluding Discontinued Potential to double earnings from 2014 base CAGR ~10% Doubled the size of the business in terms of earnings 300 200 100 0 2014 2016 2020e Increase ROCE to beyond 15% target 9

Rebalancing the portfolio Rebalanced the portfolio & earnings contributions More significant relative contribution expected from both Catalysis and Energy & Surface Technologies in 2020 10

Sustainability as a competitive edge Turned sustainability into a greater competitive edge Sustainable supply Upstream Eco-efficiency Safety Downstream Sustainable products and services Health People engagement 11

The Recycling Business Group

Recycling Precious Metals Refining Jewellery & Industrial Metals Platinum Engineered Materials Operates the world s most sophisticated precious metals recycling facility and recovers 17 precious and other valuable metals from complex waste streams. Proprietary technology for the recycling of Li-ion rechargeable batteries. Supplier of precious metals creating products for the jewellery sector and industrial applications as well as recycling old jewellery and production scrap. Specialist in the development and manufacturing of PGM based gauzes and components for the special glass and chemical industries. Precious Metals Management Services for hedging, leasing, purchasing and sale of precious metals to internal and external customers. Technical Materials Supplier of silver and other metal containing products for technical applications in the electric and power, lighting, heating-ventilation-air conditioning (HVAC) and tooling sectors. 13

Loops in recycling SHORT LOOP Recycling services for customer production scrap and residues LONG LOOP Unique technologies for treating complex residues and by-products JIM, TM and PEM High precious metals concentrations, sampling easier, simpler technology, integrated with product offering PMR Complex (lower precious metals concentrations, numerous metals), sampling more complex, sophisticated technology 14

Short loop in recycling Technical Materials Jewellery and Industrial Metals Platinum Engineered Materials Precious Metals Management (PMM) sources precious metals for industrial business units 16

Recycling key figures FY 2016 in million Revenues Recurring EBIT 400 100 350 300 250 200 343 336 343 320 323 318 80 60 72 76 77 65 62 63 150 40 100 50 H1 20 0 H2 H1 2014 H2 2014 H1 2015 H2 2015 H1 2016 H2 2016 0 H1 2014 H2 2014 H1 2015 H2 2015 H1 2016 H2 2016 16

Precious Metals Refining

Precious Metal Refining today Largest and most complex precious metals recycling operation in the world World leading refiner of 20 different metals Processes more than 200 different types of raw materials World class environmental and quality standards 18

The value chain of metals Ores & concentrates Refined metals New products Mines Smelters & refiners Industry Consumers Complex mining concentrates & residues Smelting & refining residues Complex production scrap Complex end-of-life materials Industrial by-products Recyclables 19

Industrial by-products PGM Precious Metals WET e.g. lead sulphate e.g. electrolysis slimes e.g. hydroxide e.g. filter cake LUMPY/ METALLIC e.g. drosses e.g. mattes e.g. slags e.g. impure bullion DUSTY/ FREE- FLOWING e.g. fine drosses e.g. complex concentrate e.g. flue dust & many more 20

Recycables Au, Ag, Pd, Cu Pt, Pd, Rh Pt, Pd, Rh Ag, In, Se Electronic Scrap Spent Automotive Catalysts Spent Industrial Catalysts Other precious metal bearing materials e.g. mobile phones printed circuit boards end-of-life car catalysts industrial catalysts from oil refining & petrochemical industry e.g. fuel cells photographic residues Welcome to the world of Umicore 21

A global customer base 6,400 lots >500 customers By-products Recyclables 22

The refining process Umicore is unique due to its proprietary complex flowsheet that combines three metallurgical streams This enables Flexibility to treat a broad range of input materials Recovery & valorization of the most metals Ability to optimize feed and therefore profitability Scope to broaden to new types of materials in future Umicore technology guarantees environmentally friendly processing, a high yield and a more competitive cost Umicore introduced its unique Ultra High Temperature technology for Battery Recycling more than 5 years ago 23

The refining process Recyclables Collector metals 17 different metals Industrial by-products Welcome to the world of Umicore 24

How PMR generates revenues Main revenue drivers Treatment & refining charges Metal yield Treatment charges are determined, among other criteria, by the complexity of the materials. Umicore assumes the risk of recovery above or under the contractually agreed recovery rate. 25

Metal price exposure Direct: through metal yield Indirect: through raw material availability Managing the effects of metal price movements on earnings Systematic hedging of transactional exposure (pass through metal) Depending on market conditions hedging of (part of) structural metal price exposure through contractual arrangement Impact on working capital is mitigated by toll-refining metals remain property of the supplier during treatment 26

Competitive landscape No one can take in the wide span of materials and metals Category Examples Products Degree of overlap Base metal Refiners Stolberg, Penoles, Glencore, Tech Cominco, LS Nikko, Brixlegg Cu, Pb, Zn by-products containing precious metals (PM) Some e-scrap Most competitors are customers Primary PGM Refiners Stillwater, Amplats Recyclables: automotive catalysts They usually focus on niches Specialty PM/PGM Refiners Specialized Refining Companies Vale, Impala, Norilsk JMI, BASF, Heraeus, Chimet, Tanaka, Nippon PGM, Sabin, Gemini Dowa, Boliden, Aurubis, Korea Zinc By-products rich in PM Recyclables: industrial or automotive catalysts Cu, Pb, Zn, Ni by-products containing PM Recyclables: electronic scrap and industrial catalysts No other company can process as wide a scope of materials as Umicore By-products Recyclables 27

Long term business drivers Resource scarcity Increased complexity of materials Eco-efficiency Capture more value through capacity expansion, unique technologies and new streams of recycling 28

Resource scarcity Opportunity for PMR to process more metals Increase of production of metals leads to more by-products from the base metals and PGM industry Processing end of life products is necessary for a sustainable supply of metals Evolution of global production level 1980-2014 Pb (m tonnes) Zn (m tonnes) Cu (m tonnes) Pt (m tonnes) 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 24 20 16 12 8 4 0 250 200 150 100 50 0 29

Increased complexity of materials Availability to increase for Umicore Availability of complex concentrates on the rise which means higher complexity of byproducts from primary refiners Diversity and complexity in the recyclables market limits processing of these materials by base metals smelters Increased pressure on non-ferrous smelters to comply with stricter EHS guidelines 30

Eco-efficiency Trends towards higher recycling rates Base metal smelters are increasingly obliged to find an outlet for their by-products E-waste generated in 2014 41.8 million tonnes Recycling markets of end-of-life products to increase Processing complex materials in an environmentally friendly way will become the norm Only 4 billion people are covered by national legislation Umicore Precious Metals Refining s outstanding environmental performance and ethical sourcing practices provide an additional competitive edge That s approximately 4 out of every 7 people From The Global e-waste monitor 2014, United Nations University, 2015 31

Growth strategy 2015-2020 Increase in capacity Continuous upgrade of fixed assets base R&D to maintain technology leadership Recycling development 32

Capacity increase is key to growth Investment to increase capacity at Hoboken by 40% Further improvement of competitiveness through economy of scale Ramp-up 2016-2018 Refining charges will initially not follow the same pace as volume growth due to material mix 33

Continuous upgrade of fixed asset base Continuous improvement through investments in fixed assets will continue Innovation remains critical in guaranteeing strong performance (environment, metal yield, cost) Debottlenecking never stops 34

R&D to maintain technology leadership PMR continues to invest heavily in R&D Innovative process technology ensures PMR remains the leader in complex metallurgy Battery recycling technology, introduced in 2011, is offering options for future process improvements 50% 50% Hoboken in plant experimentation Group R&D 35

tonnes Recycling development End-of-life Li-ion battery market The demo plant is operational since 2011. Processing of spent rechargeable batteries optimized and validated The market is set to develop strongly in the coming years By 2020, Umicore will be ready for scaling-up to a real industrial footprint 70.000 60.000 50.000 40.000 30.000 20.000 10.000 0 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 36

Hoboken plant

Hoboken plant 125 years of history Lead and precious metals refiner Precious and specialty metals recycler Transformation process started in late nineties Continued process improvements and innovations since 38

Unique metallurgical flowsheet Raw materials Precious metals operations Sampling and assaying Sulphuric acid plant SO 2 Smelter Pb-slag Cu-matte Blast furnace Ni-speiss Cu- bullion Pb-bullion Leaching & electro winning Agresidue Lead refinery PM- residues In-Te-residue Nickel refinery OLEN PMresidues Precious metals refinery Se residue Special metals refinery H 2 SO 4 Ni, As Cu Ag, Au, Pt, Pd, Rh, Ir, Ru In, Se, Te Pb, Bi, Sb, Sn Aggregate 39

Precious metals operations Cu-bullion PM-residue SMELTER Unique application of ISASMELT technology Precious metals concentrated in copper bullion LEACHING & ELECTROWINNING Highly flexible technology Copper leaching to collect precious metals residue Production of pure copper cathodes PRECIOUS METALS REFINERY Both classical and unique processes used Incorporating pyro- and hydro-metallurgy Production of high purity metals 40

Base metals operations Pb-bullion In-Te-residue BLAST FURNACE Production of lead bullion Construction aggregate to construction industry in three grain sizes: Umirock, Betogrind, Betozand LEAD REFINERY Refining of lead bullion Production of 99,99% lead, LME-registered brand A major European lead producer SPECIAL METALS REFINERY Refining side-stream materials from the lead and precious metals refineries Production of high purity metals 41

Eco-efficiency 42

Sustainability External engagement and recognition 43

Cautionary statement This presentation contains forward-looking information that involves risks and uncertainties, including statements about Umicore s plans, objectives, expectations and intentions. Readers are cautioned that forwardlooking statements include known and unknown risks and are subject to significant business, economic and competitive uncertainties and contingencies, many of which are beyond the control of Umicore. Should one or more of these risks, uncertainties or contingencies materialize, or should any underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results could vary materially from those anticipated, expected, estimated or projected. As a result, neither Umicore nor any other person assumes any responsibility for the accuracy of these forward-looking statements. 44

Investor Relations Evelien Goovaerts evelien.goovaerts@umicore.com +32 2 227 78 38 Eva Behaeghe eva.behaeghe@umicore.com +32 2 227 70 68 45