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NORTH AMERICA WELCOME INTRODUCTIONS LIFE IS MADE TO LAST

NORTH AMERICA WELCOME - EDCO - Home in operation since 1967, third kiln line 5600 Tonnes Clinker, 6000 Tonnes of Cement. / Day 1,800,000 Tonnes / Year of Clinker Production

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NORTH AMERICA

WELCOME

INTRODUCTIONS

LIFE IS MADE TO LAST

PART OF VOTORANTIM GROUP

LEADER IN GLOBAL INDUSTRY SECTORS

Building Materials Metals Steel Energy Pulp Orange Juice

Votorantim S.A. Instituto Votorantim

Corporate

Financial

7TH

LARGEST CEMENT PRODUCER IN THE WORLD

* In annual installed cement capacity, according to the 11th edition of the Global Cement Report (2014), without considering Chinese companies and considering Holcim and Lafarge as one company.

Canada

United States

Peru

Bolivia

Chile

Uruguay

Argentina

Brazil

Spain

Morocco

Tunisia

Turkey

India

China Operating

in over 14

countries

In business

for 97 years

More than 15,000

employees

GLOBAL STRATEGIES AND ALIGNMENT OPERATE AS ONE TEAM, ONE COMPANY

Values

Solidity

Ethics

Respect

Entrepreneurship

Unity

Code of

Conduct

Ethics Culture and Reporting

Beliefs

Cultivating Talents

Meritocracy

Excellence

Pragmatism

Open Dialogue

Alliance

Sense of Ownership

Strategies

Customer Focus

Best-in-Class Operations

Empowered People

Sustainability

Safety

Global Safety Policy

7 Life-Saving Habits

Purpose

Life is made to last

United States

3 cement plants

2 grinding mills

63 ready mix concrete

plants

17 aggregates plants

1,948 Employees

Ontario, Canada

2 cement plants

36 ready mix concrete

plants

26 aggregates plants

1,171 Employees

Cement Capacity

Canada: 3.3 Metric tons

U.S.: 2.7 metric tons

Total: 6.0 metric tons

Charlevoix Michigan expansion will add

.6 metrics tons

North American Presence

Committed to a positive impact on people and our planet

Enduring products that contribute to world-class structures

Customer and community relationships

Recognized for leadership in sustainability

Energy management: North America's first ISO 50001 certified plant

Award-winning research and rehabilitation projects

Alternative fuels use, carbon neutral projects

Advancing our industry through the World Business Council for Sustainable

Development’s (WBCSD’s) Cement Sustainability Initiative (CSI)

CORPORATE OBJECTIVE SUSTAINABILITY

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SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTS

LIFE IS MADE TO LAST

BOWMANVILLE ONTARIO

Bowmanville Cement Production

Facility

Highlights Site in operation since 1967, third kiln line

5600 Tonnes Clinker, 6000 Tonnes of Cement. / Day

1,800,000 Tonnes / Year of Clinker Production

190,000 tonnes of Coal and Pet Coke

Ships by Truck, Rail, Marine.

Constructed 1989 - 1990

Dry Process, FLS SLC System

Operates 330 days/year. And 24 hours / Day

Low Carbon Fuels Project

Preparations at Transfer Station

• Non Recyclable Materials • Wood and Biomass • Construction and Demolition • Destined for Landfill

Loaded for Transport

Low Carbon Fuels Project

Unloading and Firing Bowmanville

900 Deg C

Inbound Trucks from Transfer Station Consumed

Kiln Process for Clinker Production

Low Carbon Fuels Project

Process Modelling and Firing

Bowmanville

900 Deg C

*50/50 joint venture between Votorantim Cimentos and the Anderson Columbia Company

Low Carbon Fuels Project

Structural and Mechanical

Engineering Bowmanville

Low Carbon Fuels Project

Preparations at Transfer Station

Highlights

First approved project for Ontario, for full time use of Low Carbon Fuels (LCF) granted by MOE.

Showcase project for industry, in general,

The LCF fuels are classified as GHG neutral.

Initial Supply of up to 100 t/d of Construction and Demolition wood waste currently sent to landfill.

GTA has many other high energy sources of non recyclable streams currently destined to landfill

LCF 45% equivalent to Coal

*50/50 joint venture between Votorantim Cimentos and the Anderson Columbia Company

Low Carbon Fuels Project

Expected Results Bowmanville

Direct substitution of LCF @4% for fossil fuels is expected to yield 27,000

tonnes GHG reduction/annum

86,000 tonnes/annum of indirect GHG reductions through avoided landfill and

transportation emissions

Future approvals to move forward from 4% to >10% thermal substitution

Future approvals to use broader range of materials

Future approvals at second facility to start program at that location

Process data and engineering to assess the process and equipment for

changes/upgrades/improvements.

Industry showcase for public and authorities, real GHG reductions are

achievable

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ENERGY EFFICIENCY DEMONSTRATION PROJECT

55 INDUSTRIAL STREET TORONTO

LIFE IS MADE TO LAST

*50/50 joint venture between Votorantim Cimentos and the Anderson Columbia Company

CHP ISLAND POWER CO-GENERATION INSTALLATION OVERVIEW ( SIMPLIFIED )

System

• Utility Mode

• Island Mode

• Backup Mode

Utility Toronto Hydro

Diesel Generator (Backup)

CHP Gas Power Generator 500Kw

Office & IT System

Ready Mix Plant

*50/50 joint venture between Votorantim Cimentos and the Anderson Columbia Company

CHP ISLAND POWER CO-GENERATION INSTALLATION OVERVIEW ( SIMPLIFIED )

Electrical Power

Fuel Natural Gas

Heat/Cool

Exhaust Gases

Office

O2 Algae

• < 500 KW tri-generation on-site energy solution • 3.5M KWHRS per year electricity • 1.6 MMBTU’s cogen heat, • 145,000 Tonne hrs per year chilling,

Combined heat and power (CHP) system

• Generate Electricity

• Utilize Waste Heat

• Heat and Cool Office

• Curtail Grid Demand

• Backup Power

• NOx, SOx, CO2 Controls

Emissions and GHG Reduction research

Algae Bioreactor

Research Technology

• Reduce emissions CHP

• NOx, SOx, CO2

• Convert to bi-products

• Apply to new uses

Project made possible via

collaboration with

• St Marys Cement

• Pond Technologies

• OOM Energy

55 Industrial Street

Demonstration Project Results

• INCREASED FACILITIES FUEL EFFICIENCY TO

OVER 80%

• REDUCED OVERALL CARBON FOOTPRINT BY

40%

• OVERALL ENERGY COST SAVINGS TO SMC 24%

OOM ENERGY, MADE IN ONTARIO SOLUTION, NOW BEING

EXPORTED TO ALBERTA, UNITED STATES, MEXICO AND

SOON TO BE INDIA

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OTHER ACTIVE SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTS

AGGREGATES

LIFE IS MADE TO LAST

McMillan Pond restoration

Fish farming project

McMillan Pond, Canada

• Example of how to

improve the

environment after

deactivating an

aggregates mine.

• Today, McMillan Pond

is generating local

food production and

supporting the

economy.

LAKEFIELD LAND RESTORATION

A land rehabilitation

project in Lakefield,

Ontario

• Return property to

active farm land

• Soil that is better and

more productive than

when we acquired the

site.

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OTHER ACTIVE SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTS

READY MIX

LIFE IS MADE TO LAST

PRODUCT RESEARCH CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY LAB

Concrete Testing

• Perform Physical Tests

• Cement

• Aggregates

• Concrete

• Confirm in field results

• Breaks of cylinders

• Store and Analyze Data

• Statistical Models

• Correlation of Data

• Internal IP

• Correlate back to all raw

materials

• New Product Research

*50/50 joint venture between Votorantim Cimentos and the Anderson Columbia Company

Summary

Sustainability Reduce the GHG emissions • Use substitute and recycled inputs where possible from other processes /

byproducts that otherwise may go to waste streams.

• Reduce the use of fossil fuels, by optimizing fuel consumption, processing efficiency and carbon neutral fuels

• Development of new products and specifications, using cementitious substitutes

• Working with industry associations, and the promotion of LEED Building Certification

• Promotion of end user applications, such as concrete roadways, and infrastructure for long service life, and reduced rolling friction.

• Research with universities and industry partners , actively look for new methods and sustainable practices

• Be an early adopter of supportive technologies SNCR NOx, SOx controls

• Work to improve business sustainability in many areas in parallel

THANK YOU

LIFE IS MADE TO LAST