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Slide 10: Well-Established Customer Relationships Across Diversified Markets
TRONOX > ay, Well-Established Customer Relationships Across Diversified Markets > Consistent sales growth with top 10 customers for 10+ years > Diversified customer base with ~1,100 customers in more than 100 countries > Diversified across coatings, plastics, paper and specialty end markets Tronox 2
Slide 11: Executing Value Strategy: Capturing Upside
> Bayer acquisition > Kemira acquisition > Capacity: 200,000 tonnes to 624,000 tonnes > Critical market share: 5% to 13% > Acquired range of competitive products > Global operations > Foundation to grow Growth: Acquisitions 2001-2003 Integration Challenges > Safety & environmental > Standardize to K
Slide 12: Experienced Management Team
Experienced Management Team > Broad business experience base: 23+ years average business experience > Significant TiO, industry expertise: plant managers with 25+ years manufacturing experience > Demonstrated track record of success Experiene Nam Tite at Company Prior Business Ex Tom Adams Chief Exe
Slide 13: Global TiO2 Manufacturing Operations
“eS : med TOMO AY, Global TiO, Manufacturing Operations > Strategically positioned plants to effectively serve global markets > Experienced operational management and plant-level leadership Nameplate Capacity Bote ‘lobal Capacity eae ‘Summary Historical Production Gian er Botlek, o Netherlands > Ham
Slide 14: Manufacturing and Supply Chain Opportunities
Manufacturing and Supply Chain Opportunities y V Y Supply Chai + Raw materia! fexibilty and procurement + Production scheduling and transportation + Cashito-cash cycle and inventory management Uptime + Lowest investment route Six Sigma methodology: eliminating detractors Maintenance Cost Opportuniti
Slide 15: Raw Material, Process Chemicals and Energy Costs
ON Raw Material, Process Chemicals and Energy Costs > Primary raw material is titanium bearing ore = Purchased from multiple vendors = Plants allow for interchangeability of ore grades * Project under way to reduce ore cost at Uerdingen > Process chemicals * Chlorine — used in the purification of ti
Slide 16: Legacy Sites
Legacy Sites > Company actively manages environmental issues related to legacy businesses > In 1994, a centralized unit, Safety and Environmental Affairs (S&EA), was formed to manage environmental issues > Financial reserves have been established for probable and estimable environmental costs, which
Slide 17: Profit Growth Drivers
Profit Growth Drivers Company Fundamentals Internal Growth Margin Enhancement Proprietary chloride technology Superior customer / technical service Well positioned to benefit from tight supply / demand Global pigment operations Organic growth / Brownfield Grow with strategic customers Plastics and s
Slide 18: Financial Policies / Objectives
Financial Policies / Objectives > Disciplined focus on: Free cash flow generation EPS growth Debt reduction Regular quarterly dividend payments > Efficiently manage working capital requirements > Incentivize management with equity ownership
Slide 19: Historical Financial Performance
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Slide 20: Historical Financial Performance
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Slide 21: Pro Forma Capitalization
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Slide 22: Investment Highlights
Investment Highlights Attractive Industry Fundamentals Experienced Management Team Executing Value Strategy: Capturing Upside Well-Established Potential prcraarn Customer Relationships Across Diversified Markets Global Producer & Marketer with a Strong Leadership Position Proprietary Process & Exper
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Searchable text section of graphics shown above E xhibit 99.1 TRONOX [GRAPHIC] December 2005 Investor Presentation F orward-Looking Statement Tronox makes certain forward-looking statements in this presentation that are subject to risks and uncertainties. These statements are based on the beliefs an