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From agricultural residues to value added bio-based products A CLARIANT INNOVATION JOURNEY Public Martin Vollmer Clariant International Ltd 20.11.2015

2 Today s global changes World population is growing to >9 billion by 2050. Buying power and wealth in the emerging countries are growing. Demand is increasing for resources (fossil energy, minerals, water, renewables, nutrition, land). Environmental issues are becoming more evident (climate change, biodiversity, water supply, waste). Today mankind is consuming the resources of 1.5 planets. This conflicting situation causes social, economic, and ecological challenges we are facing today under the headline Sustainability.

3 The demand for chemicals will grow strongly until 2030 Growth of global chemicals demand (indexed) 260 240 220 200 180 160 140 120 100 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 Chemicals Industry Economy (GDP) Population UNTIL 2030 The global chemicals demand is expected to more than double ~2/3 of the market is expected to be owned by Asia The share of specialty chemicals in total chemicals has significantly increased >20% of chemicals sale are expected to be based on bio-based chemicals SOURCE: www.vci.de; The Future of the Chemical Industry by 2050, Wiley-VCH

4 Clariant at a Glance 6 116 235 4 Sales 2014 (CHF m) from continuing operations Net result 2014 (CHF m) from continuing operations Business Areas 867 14.2 % 110 in 60 17 003 EBITDA 2014 (CHF m) before exceptionals EBITDA margin 2014 before exceptionals companies countries Employees 2014 A globally leading company in specialty chemicals A globally leading company in specialty chemicals

5 Clariant: Four Business Areas The right portfolio with leading market positions Catalysis Natural Resources Care Chemicals Plastics & Coatings

6 Economy and environment go hand in hand SUSTAINABILITY IS ANCHORED IN CLARIANT S STRATEGY AND BRAND VALUES SUSTAINABILITY ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2014 Per ton of products produced 16% greenhouse gas emissions 12% energy consumption 15% waste 18% water consumption

7 Innovation@Clariant The Innovation Chain GROUP TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION BUSINESS AREAS MARKETS & CUSTOMERS R&D shaped along Technology Platforms Application Development Technical Service Marketing, Production CHEMISTRY & MATERIALS BIOTECHNOLOGY CATALYSIS PROCESS TECHNOLOGY CARE CHEMICALS NATURAL RESOURCES CATALYSIS PLASTICS & COATINGS NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

From agricultural residues to cellulosic ethanol SUNLIQUID Public Martin Vollmer Clariant International Ltd 20.11.2015

9 Global liquid fuel consumption in 2008 and 2035 IN MILLIONS OF BARRELS PER DAY

10 Savings of greenhouse gas emissions in the production of different biofuels COMPARED WITH GASOLINE

11 Biomass resources alternatives What s in a hectare of wheat? 6-7t Wheat Grain = 4.0 4.5 t sugars as starch 4-5t Wheat Straw = 3.0 3.5 t sugars as cellulose/hemicellulose

12 Main source materials for lignocellulose in various regions of the world IN MILLION TONS OVER 700 MIO TONS* * with technologies like sunliquid

13 The sunliquid process offers competitive path to cellulosic ethanol Key features and advantages Integrated enzyme production Simultaneous fermentation of C6 and C5 sugars into ethanol Feedstock and process specific enzymes Chemical-free pre-treatment Energy self-sufficiency

14 sunliquid and cellulosic sugars our platform for the production of sustainable solutions Biomass High Throughput Enzyme Screening Pre-Treatment / Hydrolysis Improve Enzymatic Efficiency Biotechnology Route Designed Micro- Organisms (Fermentation) Cellulosic Sugars Fermentation Catalytic Route High Throughput Catalyst Screening Fermentation Adsorption Purification Process Technology sunliquid Cellulosic Ethanol Scientific Design Green Ethylene Designed Microorganisms Heterogeneous Catalyst Technology Ethylene glycol Bio-based Surfactants Biopolymers Solvents Rheology Modifiers Building Blocks Product C2 C3 C4 C5 etc. Scientific Design Biofuels Heterogeneous Catalyst Technology Ethylenoxid

15 By-Products can be used for energy self-sufficiency or to generate additional revenue-streams Fuel EtOH Bio-charcoal Materials Lignin CHP Energy (Steam & Electricity) Biomass Sludge Fertilizer Capture Greenhouse Beverage gas Biogeneous CO2

16 Valorisation of lignin more than just an energy source HEAVY METAL ADSORBENT FILLER MATERIAL Benefits compared to alternative systems based on Wood Plastic Composites (WPC): Acoustic properties improved Minor shrinkage Less moisture absorbance Less sensitivity to shear and heat during processing Higher elastic modulus Less tendency to incrustations Potentially UV stabilizing Minor warpage

From agricultural residues to ingredients for cosmetics PLANTASENS OLIVE SQUALENE Public Martin Vollmer Clariant International Ltd 20.11.2015

18 Plantasens Olive Squalene and Squalane offer more than just one letter difference SQUALENE SQUALANE H 2, cat pressure Highly unsaturated hydrocarbon from tri-terpenoid family, consisting of 6 isolated double bonds Used in cosmetic anti-ageing formulations SPF booster Hydrogenated Squalene molecule High emolliency properties Perfectly stable over a wide range of temperatures Anti-inflammatory agent High dermo-compatibility and PROTECTS FROM OXIDATION REDUCES GLYCATION

19 By products from olive oil production contributing to the secret code of beauty virgin olive oil mill lampante olive oil refinery refined olive oil by-products Plantasens SQUALANE hydrogenation SQUALENE production Purified Squalene - ingredient of Plantasens Olive Active HP oil for industrial purposes (e.g. biodiesel) Natural waxes Plantasens Olive Wax

From agricultural residues to innovative coating additives CERIDUST 8090 & 8091 Public Martin Vollmer Clariant International Ltd 20.11.2015

21 Ceridust 8090 & 8091 - Revolutionary bio-based additives for wood coating applications CHALLENGE Replacement of waxes based on polyolefines in wood coating application by sustainable solution without compromising performance SOLUTION Micronized polysaccharide based solution Outstanding performance profile in water-based coatings Pleasant wooden touch that feels like untreated wood Increased coefficient of friction and outstanding scratch resistance NON HAZARDOUS COOPERATION WITH SUPPLIER ON SUSTAINABLE RAW MATERIALS BEST FOR WATER BASED, SOLVENT FREE COATINGS 100% RENEWABLE RAW MATERIAL, NOT FOOD COMPETING INCREASED COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION AND OUTSTANDING SCRATCH RESISTANCE

22 Summary & Conclusion Waste Streams Unlimited potential for innovation.. Agricultural Residues Offering access to a wide variety of value-added products, e.g. via the cellulosic sugar route Innovation Chain Strong link of Technology & Application Platforms needed, combined with multidisciplinary expertise Partnering Partnering along the value chain involving academia is key to success