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Dr Robert Wybrow Huddersfield Manufacturing Centre robert.wybrow@syngenta.com www.syngenta.com

World Leader in Crop Protection Crop Protection Seeds & Traits Lawn & Garden 2

Integrating technologies Lawn and Garden With the broadest portfolio in the industry 3

With passionate people and a strong platform Over $1.4 billion R&D investment in 2015 and 5,000 more than R&D staff Over 29,000 employees in 90 countries $13.4bn sales in 2015 4

Where our people are located NAFTA ~ 5000 EAME ~13,000 LATAM ~ 5,000 APAC ~ 6,000 TOTAL = > 29,000 and growing 5

8 Global AI Manufacturing Sites Huddersfield Grangemouth Monthey Kaisten St.Gabriel Nantong Greens Bayou Goa = AI site that includes an F&P facility 6

Huddersfield Manufacturing Centre In Huddersfield, Active Ingredients (AI s) are manufactured which fight against weeds, pests and disease 1 of 7 AI manufacturing sites in Syngenta across the World ~400 people employed on site Insecticide Non-Selective Herbicide Desiccant (Non-Selective Herbicide) Selective Herbicide (narrow leaved weeds) Insecticide (against corn root worm) Fungicide (sugar beet) 7

Food Security is a major issue for the world today More people needing to be fed per hectare.. 2030 >5 People 2005 >4 People A VUCA World; Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous 1950 2 People Need more food, more animal feed Agriculture uses 70% of World s fresh water supplies World population expected to be >9 Bn by 2050 Climate Change reducing available arable land 8

Our Contribution is to help Grow more from less improving farm productivity Technology reducing agriculture s environmental footprint Drought Pest infestation People Land Rural economies building rural prosperity Weed Attack 9

The growers and the challenges they face are at the center of the Syngenta strategy Thinking like a grower 10

Science meets global challenges in farming and food The Grower & Industry Challenge Our Technical Approaches Synthetic chemistry Physical chemistry Analytical chemistry Increasing weed resistance Increasingly precautionary regulation More yield from lower inputs Crystallisation/particle science Formulation chemistry Formulation and application technology Biochemistry Biology Loss of available chemistry Tight profit margins t Increasing reg. pressure Biokinetics Agronomy Plant and weed science Entomology UNT DIM FOP DEN Resistant Weeds Difficulty finding new MOA Sustainable intensification AI invention more challenging Product safety Regulatory Engineering 11

Technology & Engineering Global Capabilities > 1000 staff deployed around the world Process Engineering & Piloting Process Technology Agronomy Process Safety Process Science Application & Development Engineering Project Engineering Formulation Technology & Development GLOBAL T&E Seed Enhancement Technology Quality & Analytical Product Chemistry Packaging Engineering 12

Technology & Engineering - Global Function with Strong Interfaces Designing & implementing technologies for Crop Protection & Seeds Products New Product introduction (Seeds, Active Ingredients & Formulations) Life Cycle Technology Management Sourcing Asset Provision Project Engineering Research & Technology Development Procurement Commercial Technology & Engineering Supply Chain Manufacturing Production HSE 13

Areas of work in Syngenta Chemistry research, process, manufacturing, analytical, formulation. Biology plant science, GM, seeds, entomology. Agronomy Engineering production, seeds processing, pilot plant, development, project management. Regulatory human, environmental, animal safety, toxicology, product registrations. HSE environmental, occupational, information. IP Legal Business and marketing includes supply chain, procurement, sourcing, asset planning etc. 14

Plants not just the green things! Where can Science take you in Syngenta? Key products are crop protection and seeds R&D of new products is an obvious career path for new graduates but.. How about Manufacturing? Produce Syngenta AI s and formulate them Brings about the challenges of scale Optimisation, improvement and daily pressures of production Quality? Environment? How about Seeds Processing? Seeds are natural so how easy is it to standardise processes? Seed treatments Estimation of volumes and yields Other areas include Formulation? Analytical? 15

My background - Academia Industry? 16

My background Industry Chemist Senior Chemist Principal Chemist 17

My background Industry 2 Principal Chemist Research Leader??? 18

My background Industry 3 Huddersfield 19

Benefits of working for a large company Access to variety of jobs internally Chance to work abroad; international secondments Internal networking and cross-functional working Employee development Job security Benefits: the extra stuff 20

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