Boral Ltd.

Boral — Corporate Update (November 2016)

36 slides from Boral's corporate update, Nov 10, 2016

1. Slide 1: Boral Berrima Cement Community meeting

   Build something great™ ® Boral Berrima Cement Community meeting 10 November 2016

2. Slide 2: Boral personnel in attendance

   Build something great™ ® Boral personnel in attendance Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Stuart Hutchings Operations Manager (NSW), Boral Cement  Belinda Prideaux Environment Manager, Boral Cement  Madeline Westnidge Administration, Boral Berrima Cement Works  Paul Jackson

3. Slide 3: Agenda

   Build something great™ ® Agenda Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Welcome and introductions  Previous meeting, matters arising and apologies  2 June 2016  Cement business and Cement Works general update  Fuelling the Future: Energy Derived from Waste  Environment update

4. Slide 4: Previous meeting & matters arising

   Build something great™ ® Previous meeting & matters arising Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Previous community meeting  2 June 2016  NOTE: Presentations from previous meetings are available from the Cement Works website – www.boral.com.au/berrimacement  Any matters arisi

5. Slide 5: Cement business and Cement Works general update

   Build something great™ ® Boral Berrima Cement Cement business and Cement Works general update Stuart Hutchings, Operations Manager (NSW), Boral Cement

6. Slide 6: Berrima Rd deviation project (Wingecarribee Council)

   Build something great™ ® Berrima Rd deviation project (Wingecarribee Council) Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Council has commenced detailed design work and environmental studies for the deviation of Berrima Road.  600 metres of new road  B-triple capacity roundabout at i

7. Slide 7: Fuelling the Future: Energy Derived from Waste

   Build something great™ ® Boral Berrima Cement Fuelling the Future: Energy Derived from Waste Stuart Hutchings, Operations Manager (NSW), Boral Cement David Spears, Senior Project Manager, Boral Cement

8. Slide 8: Use of Waste-Derived Fuels at Berrima – APPROVED!

   Build something great™ Use of Waste-Derived Fuels at Berrima – APPROVED! Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  After almost three years of work, during October approval was received by the Cement Works for use of further fuels derived from waste as part of production.  Current a

9. Slide 9: Recap – why Waste-Derived Fuels makes sense for Berrima

   Build something great™ Recap – why Waste-Derived Fuels makes sense for Berrima Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  The achievement of approval for the use of the additional waste-derived fuels is significant for the future of both the Cement Works and the community. Issues faci

10. Slide 10: Recap – what Waste-Derived Fuels will we use at Berrima?

    Build something great™ Recap – what Waste-Derived Fuels will we use at Berrima? Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  There are now three Waste Derived Fuels which can be used at Berrima.  The first, tyre ‘chips’, has been approved for use for many years. We do not, however, pro

11. Slide 11: Recap – how will it work?

    Build something great™ Recap – how will it work? Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016 Auto grab Access & delivery crane Receiving and Loading bins storage shed Tube conveyor Calciner High temperature slide gate Aeration Multiflex feeder Supports

12. Slide 12: Recap – what will it look like?

    Build something great™ ® Recap – what will it look like? Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016 View from south-west

13. Slide 13: Recap – what will it look like?

    Build something great™ ® Recap – what will it look like? Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016 Plan View

14. Slide 14: Recap – what will it look like?

    Build something great™ ® Recap – what will it look like? Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016 View Inside Storage Shed

15. Slide 15: Recap – what will it look like?

    Build something great™ ® Recap – what will it look like? Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Visual - View west from Berrima Road

16. Slide 16: Recap – what will it look like?

    Build something great™ ® Recap – what will it look like? Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Visual - View north-east from Oldbury Road

17. Slide 17: Changes to emission limits

    Build something great™ Changes to emission limits Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  There following changes have been drafted into the modified approval and draft Environment Protection Licence (EPL): Emission type Limits when using Draft EPA limits for ‘standard’ fuel ALL fu

18. Slide 18: Waste-Derived Fuels at Berrima: what happens next?

    Build something great™ Waste-Derived Fuels at Berrima: what happens next? Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Commence site preparation / civil works at Berrima March 2017  Storage building construction (start) May 2017  Overseas supplied kit delivery - pipe conveyor and supp

19. Slide 19: Environment update

    Build something great™ ® Boral Berrima Cement Environment update Belinda Prideaux, Environment Manager, Boral Cement

20. Slide 20: Environmental Management: community complaints FY17

    Build something great™ ® Environmental Management Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016 Community complaints received at the Cement Works FY17 Incident Date Risk Rank Category Element 20/03/2016 Medium Community Complaints Dust 21/04/2016 Medium Community Complaints Dust 08/07/2016

21. Slide 21: Environmental Management

    Build something great™ ® Environmental Management Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016

22. Slide 22: Environmental Management: Fugitive Dust Monitoring

    Build something great™ ® Environmental Management Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016 Fugitive Dust Monitoring  No changes to monitoring activities  HVAS probable impact by proposed road changes

23. Slide 23: Environmental Management

    Build something great™ ® Environmental Management Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016

24. Slide 24: Environmental Management

    Build something great™ ® Environmental Management Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016

25. Slide 25: Environmental Management

    Build something great™ ® Environmental Management Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016

26. Slide 26: Environmental Management

    Build something great™ ® Environmental Management Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016 Same graph using a scale reflecting the lower-end EPA Quality Goals

27. Slide 27: Environmental Management

    Build something great™ ® Environmental Management Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016

28. Slide 28: Berrima (Medway) Colliery update

    Build something great™ ® Boral Berrima Cement Berrima (Medway) Colliery update Belinda Prideaux, Environment Manager, Boral Cement

29. Slide 29: Boral Berrima (Medway) Colliery closure update

    Build something great™ ® Boral Berrima (Medway) Colliery closure update Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Closure Program update  Meetings have been held with EPA and Department of Mineral Resources to progress the closure plan  Additional information has been provided in r

30. Slide 30: Boral Berrima (Medway) Colliery closure update

    Build something great™ ® Boral Berrima (Medway) Colliery closure update Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Flooding of the mine commenced in August 2015 with the progressive removal of the underground pumping system  The mine commenced free draining in April 2016  Average di

31. Slide 31: Colliery environmental management: Mine Discharge Volume

    Build something great™ ® Boral Berrima (Medway) Colliery environmental management Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Mine Discharge Volume

32. Slide 32: Colliery environmental management: Wingecarribee River Flow Data

    Build something great™ ® Boral Berrima (Medway) Colliery environmental management Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Wingecarribee River Flow Data

33. Slide 33: Community activities & general business

    Build something great™ ® Boral Berrima Cement Community activities & general business Paul Jackson, Stakeholder Relations Manager (Southern Region), Boral Property Group Madeline Westnidge, Administrator, Boral Berrima Cement

34. Slide 34: Community activities

    Build something great™ ® Community activities Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  We have continued to be involved in the local community since our last meeting. Opportunities have included:  Southern Highlands Annual Business Awards  Held during October  Category sponsor 

35. Slide 35: General business

    Build something great™ ® General business Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 10 November 2016  Items of general business  Next community meeting  Mar 2017  Boral Berrima Cement contacts:  Berrima Cement Works Reception 4860 2222 or madeline.westnidge@boral.com.au  Paul Jackson – Stakeholde

36. Slide 36: Thank you for your attendance

    ® THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENDANCE ® Build something great™ Boral Berrima Cement – Community Meeting 10 November 2016

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