Cargill Partnership Opportunities for Commercial Fermentations

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Cargill Partnership Opportunities for Commercial Fermentations BIO World Congress - Philadelphia, PA May 12-15, 2014 Eddyville, Iowa corn wet milling facility front entrance 2011 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved 1 March 2012

Cargill s Vision Our purpose is to be the global leader in nourishing people. Our mission is to create distinctive value. Our approach is to be trustworthy, creative and enterprising. We are committed to helping people and organizations thrive. 2011 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved

Cargill Biotechnology Overview Cargill is well positioned to deliver variety of green sustainable compounds (food, feed and industrial) Access to agricultural feedstocks world wide World wide supply chain infrastructure Strong core competency in bioprocess development, scaleup and large scale operations Fermentation Enzymology Separations Engineering Collaborate > Create > Succeed 2012 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved

BioCatalysis within Cargill Enzymes Whole Cells (yeast, bacteria, fungi) 4 4 2009 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved

Development of a Biotech-based Product DNA transcription replication 6/9/2003 RNA protein translation Metabolic Engineering Directed evolution Gene discovery Protein analysis Physiology Host strain selection Fermentation Process Development Scale-up Molecular Biology Fermentation 2011 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved 5

Novel Yeast (CB1) Identified through Extensive Screening Cargill screened ~1200 yeast strains belonging to hundreds of species CB1 emerged as a winner and was chosen as a platform biocatalyst Key Characteristics of the strain: Tolerant to organic acids at low ph (lactic, acetic, etc.) Fast glycolytic rates Grows and ferments well on a simple defined salts-sugar medium Collaborate > Create > Succeed 2012 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved

Biotechnology Partnerships-Licensing of CB1 Partnering the CB1 Technology with the Other Pieces of the Value Chain for Fuels and Chemical > Cellulosic Ethanol > Isobutanol (Gevo) > Succinate (Bioamber) Proven Commercial Strain Lactic acid > Several generations of improved strains > Good understanding of scale up - large scale operation Yeast Platform > No bacteriophage > Robust > Cellulosic enabled > Highly tolerant to acids, temperature, ethanol, and cellulosic hydrolysates > Minimal Media Clean media > Cost savings on downstream Strong IP position 7 Collaborate > Create > Succeed 2012 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved

CB1 Ethanol Production Demonstrated in 100% Undetoxified Corn Stover Hydrolysate Demonstrated: Fermentation of hexose and pentose sugars Resistance to feedstock inhibition High product concentration and yields The corn stover was pretreated by dilute acid. Pretreatment conditions were 160'C, 10 min residence time, acid loading of 0.8% sulfuric acid dry biomass, and at a 25% total solids loading. Material subsequently hydrolyzed with commercially available enzyme. 8 Collaborate > Create > Succeed 2012 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved

Fermentation Development Seed Culture Process Medium Development Fermentation Process Development Off-gas mass spectrometer Mass Balance Bench Scale STR and 600L Small Pilot Fermentor Small Pilot Airlift Fermentors 5,000L Pilot Stirred Tank Fermentor 9 2012 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved

Downstream Piloting Downstream Separation & Purification Biomass separation Evaporation Ion Exchange Liquid Extraction Distillation UF/MF UF Cell Separation Skid Ion Exchange Evap & Distillation 10 2012 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved

Over-the-fence Partnerships > Ajinomoto > Heartland Lysine > Wacker Biochem > Novozymes > Evonik > C.J. America Ajinomoto North America Startup 1993 110 employees Ajinomoto Heartland, Inc. Startup 1986 Multiple expansions 60 employees 2011 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved 11 March 2012

So what is Cargill looking for? > Value Added Opportunity > New application with existing Cargill ingredient(s) > Over-the-fence business > New product creation > Cargill creates unique ingredient; customer/partner sells the final product > Skin in the game Cargill not a philanthropic organization > Genetically engineered microbe license in or out > Semi-works limited capability inside Cargill > Thrive you will be more successful with Cargill than with anyone else. 2011 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved 12 March 2012

THANK YOU Collaborate Create Succeed 2011 Cargill Incorporated. All rights reserved 13