Slide 1: Investor Presentation August 2019
Investor Presentation August 2019
Slide 2: Safe Harbor Statement
Safe Harbor Statement This document contains certain forward-looking statements conditions, the successful implementation of our strategy with respect to the financial condition, results of operations and our ability to realize the benefits of this strategy, our and business of UPL Limited (“UPL”) a
Slide 3: Together UPL and Arysta have created a new Global Leader
Together UPL and Arysta have created a new Global Leader o Complementary geographies – India, USA, Western Europe, o Complementary geographies – Africa, Russia, Eastern Europe, Australia Andean, Japan o Best-in-class manufacturing and operational excellence o Strong Marketing and R&D competences o W
Slide 4: CEO's statement
CEO’s statement “I truly believe that UPL will be the most advanced company in the world in the space of Sustainable Agriculture..” “The impact of all the technologies can be massive on making farming more sustainable, farmers more resilient (from impact of climate change) …. and farmers more profit
Slide 5: Vision Mission
Vision Our vision is to be an icon for growth, Mission Change the game – to make every technology and single food product innovation. We only more sustainable. have one vision and it is not highlighted by the year. 5
Slide 6: UPL: Strategic pillars
UPL: Strategic pillars UPL Strategic Intent Customer- Smart Business Operational M&A People Centric R&D Excellence Alliances (Process & Supply Chain) o Farmer o Herbicide / o Strong o Conservative o Multi-national Relationship Fungicide / Synthesis acquisition Leadership Management Insecticide capab
Slide 7: Snapshot
Snapshot 5th 138+ 48 10,300+ Largest Countries with Manufacturing Employee Crop Protection sales presence Facility locations base globally Chemicals company globally * Trailing Twelve Months basis 40+ 1,023 12,400+ Successful Patents Registrations acquisitions over granted past 25 years ** Includes
Slide 8: UPL: Diversified business model
UPL: Diversified business model North India, Others, 10% America, 10% Key Crops 16% Seeds, 9% Insecticides, o Soybean o Cotton Revenue 26% o Corn o Turfs Rest of Revenue o Fruits and o Ornamentals mix, World, mix, Vegetables o Aquatics Latam, by Product Tree Nuts Coffee 21% by Region 35% o o Segment
Slide 9: Critical trends impacting the industry
Critical trends impacting the industry More Expensive Active Bio Alternatives to New Rising Digital Industry Consolidation Ingredient Discovery Conventional Chemistry Technologies Reduce operating costs to reach Innovation focus shift “from the lab Evolving consumer preferences are Digital tools ope
Slide 10: OpenAg
OpenAg An open agriculture network for the world that feeds sustainable growth for all. No limits, no borders. 10
Slide 11: OpenAg in action
OpenAg in action Open Access Open Open Manufacturing Innovation Open ~-._\ Solutions Hearts
Slide 12: Solve the farmer's problems with OpenSolutions
Solve the farmer’s problems with and services Extensive partnerships with food and fibre value chain product registrations I Growing digital service pofferings 12
Slide 13: Complete solutions package to protect and enhance crop yield
Complete solutions package to protect and enhance crop yield in all phases of the Crop Cycle, combining BioSolutions and Crop Protection 13
Slide 14: Complete spray program for soybean in Brazil
Complete spray program for soybean in Brazil SOURCE: weedscience.org 14
Slide 15: Plant Stress & Stimulation: Example of UPL Solution Offer
Plant Stress & Stimulation: Example of UPL Solution Offer 15
Slide 16: Highly diversified business across all key crops and geographies
Highly diversified business across all key crops and geographies | im eo = _wJw it —_i : = ™~ ” = » - = = = | : ott. 4 ot Pes “=p 4 _ “4.8 a ta Ss SE eae was Se Leading position in emerging markets responsible for of projected ag v | production in next 30 years ia Deep understanding of sm: holder ma
Slide 17: Advanced crop performance monitoring in Africa
Advanced crop performance monitoring in Africa 17
Slide 18: Satellite enabled application services in India
Satellite enabled application services in India 18
Slide 19: OpenManufacturing: supply and competitive offerings
é supply and competitive offerings to customers through « and oe ) A | manufacturing facilities Supply reliability through multi-sourcing strategy maNa Unique combination of UPL's in house active ingredient manufacturing & Arysta's local 'close | to customer’ formulation facilities Commitment to sus
Slide 20: Our response to supply challenges from China
Our response to supply challenges from China 20
Slide 21: Open Innovation
Openinnovation Drive collaborative innovation to « . future needs leading to rey, gains 550+ R&D Professionals 1,000+ strong network with scientific community, research organizations, R&D companies and governments Alliances with J-makers 25+ R&D facilities across 4 continents
Slide 22: Sustainable yield increase for cocoa farmers in West Africa
Sustainable yield increase for cocoa farmers in West Africa 22
Slide 23: Invite all stakeholders to join us in our efforts
Invite all stakeholders to join us in our efforts to around us Strong resolve to eliminate all forms of child labor in seed “i " supplier farms and to ensure HRGNRGRGERYTEAN Sa education for children a 4 3 Rural development projects a > across emerging countries wall High involvement in malaria erad
Slide 24: UPL and AGRA (Alliance for Green Revolution in Africa)
UPL and AGRA (Alliance for Green Revolution in Africa) 24
Slide 25: OpenAg Platform
Opendg Platform OpenSolutions OpenAccess OpenManufacturing Openinnovation Solve the farmer’s Create a network with Reliable supply and Drive collaborative problems with our partners tobe able competitive offerings to _ innovation to sustainable offerings _to access all farmers customers through cont
Slide 26: UPL Innovation Platforms
UPL Innovation Platforms 26
Slide 27: Innovations across product segments
Innovations across product segments One of the first post-patent players to launch UPL pioneered it in the in US, in differentiated formulations Protectant segment in Brazil Extremely effective against Asian preferred by farmers Rust (fungus infecting soybeans) Very effective as a tank mix with comp
Slide 28: Added focus on high value specialty segments and tailored local solutions
Added focus on high value specialty segments and tailored local solutions Resistant Weed Management Crop Establishment Control of resistant weeds and volunteer Seed treatment (including insecticides) and in- crops (driven by GMO technologies and furrow targeted applications of highly traditional her
Slide 29: Portfolio across crops and product segments
Portfolio across crops and product segments Insecticides Fungicides Herbicides Crop S Establishment O Y Resistance B Management E A N Crop Finishing Arysta Products 29
Slide 30: Portfolio across crops and product segments
Portfolio across crops and product segments Insecticides Fungicides Herbicides Crop Establishment M A Resistance I Management Z E Crop Finishing Arysta Products 30
Slide 31: Portfolio across crops and product segments
Portfolio across crops and product segments Insecticides Fungicides Herbicides Crop Establishment M A Resistance I Management Z E Crop Finishing Arysta Products 31
Slide 32: Portfolio across crops and product segments
Portfolio across crops and product segments Insecticides Fungicides Herbicides Crop Establishment T N Resistance Management F & V Crop Finishing Arysta Products 32
Slide 33: Zeba: Climate Smart Technology
Zeba ®: Climate Smart Technology Making farmers resilient to impact of climate change ZEBA Impact • ZEBA absorbs and releases water as needed by • ZEBA absorbs and releases water as needed by plants plants o Yield increase in Potato - average 4.94 t/ha increase o Reduces plant stress caused by heat
Slide 34: Adarsh Farm Services
Adarsh Farm Services UPL’s Adarsh Farm Service Offering o An initiative of UPL to offer farm services to farmer’s field using high tech state of art Agro Machines o One of the main objective being, providing best farm mechanization technology and services, leading to transformation in farming throug
Slide 35: BioSolutions and UPL
BioSolutions and UPL 35
Slide 36: BioControl: Technology Platform
BioControl: Technology Platform o Targets o Targets o Natural o Registered in o Targets o Targets o Targets downy powdery attractant of over 16 codling moth botrytis, bacterial mildew type mildew and lepidopteran countries and oriental Alternaria, diseases diseases and other moths o Stimulates fruit
Slide 37: BioControl case study: Use of Ph-D in strawberries
BioControl case study: Use of Ph-D in strawberries Ph-D is a natural fungicide based on bacteria extracted from fungus 37
Slide 38: BioStimulant: Technology platform
BioStimulant: Technology platform Macarena o Protects plants o Patented o Seed treatment o Helps manage o Secures fruit o Physioactivator from superabsorbent and foliar climatic stress, setting and of nutrition with overproduction soil applications for with increased increases fruit optimal of ROS u
Slide 39: BioStimulant case study: Use of Gainexa in potatoes
BioStimulant case study: Use of Gainexa in potatoes o Improves nutrient uptake and use efficiency o Provides rigidity to cell wall and strength to plants o Restricts accumulation of heavy metals in plants o Improves quality of harvest produce and shelf life o Key role in osmotic regulation in plants
Slide 40: Complete solutions package: APPLE Program
Complete solutions package to protect and enhance crop yield in all phases of the Crop Cycle, combining BioSolutions and Crop Protection APPLE Program (2018 Poland trial summary) “IMPROVED YIELD & QUALITY” • Average yield increase +15% • Average russet improve 34% • Average color improve 13,5% “LESS
Slide 41: Financials / Sustainability at UPL
Financials Sustainability at UPL 41
Slide 42: Our Sustainability Ambition
Our Sustainability Ambition The United Nations adopted the “Agenda 2030” with a total of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in September 2015 to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all. Our ambition is to achieve the “UN Sustainable Development Goals" to transform our wor
Slide 43: Our Sustainability Performance
Our Sustainability Performance We mitigated the product mix change impact & manage to reduce 12.25% our environment Our FTSE score in 2018 has Our DJSI score in 2018 has footprint in our operation globally in 3-years improved 70% from 2017 score improved 57% from 2017 score from 2015-16 baseline. Du
Slide 44: Major Sustainability Initiatives By 2025
Major Sustainability Initiatives By 2025 Reduce 30% environmental Target Source 80% raw material Zero dependency on tanker footprint from baseline Enhancing food security from sustainable sourcing and ground water 2015-16 o Enhance supply water o Reduce 30% sp. water o Integrate social, ethical o En
Slide 45: Financials Q1 FY2020
Financials Q1 FY2020 ¥ UPL oe
Slide 46: Proforma Financial Results: Q1 FY2020
Proforma Financial Results: Q1 FY2020 ₹ Crore FY20 FY19 Change Particulars Q-1 PPA Q-1 * % Q-1 * % % Reported (Note 1) (Note 2) Total Revenue from operation 7,906 7,906 7,406 7% Variable Cost 4,920 412 4,508 4,240 6% Contribution 2,986 (412) 3,398 43% 3,166 43% 7% Fixed Overheads 1,739 1,739 1,674 4
Slide 47: Financial Results: Q1 FY2020
Financial Results: Q1 FY2020 ₹ Crore FY20 FY19 Change Particulars Q-1 PPA Q-1 * % Q-1 * % % Reported (Note 1) (Note 2) Total Revenue from operation 7,906 - 7,906 4,134 91% Contribution 2,986 (412) 3,398 43% 1,788 43% 90% PBDIT 1,247 (412) 1,659 21% 847 20% 96% Other Income (33) - (33) (73) Amortizat
Slide 48: Synergies: Q1 FY2020
Synergies: Q1 FY2020 USD mn Exit synergy target Accrual Actioned Y3 Y1 Y1 Target YTD Actual Revenue : NA NA 100 20 Personnel (A) 73 68 67 46 8 Non-Personnel (B) 152 98 76 34 10.6 Total (A+B) 225 166 143 80 18.6 48
Slide 49: Proforma Financials FY2019
Proforma Financials FY2019 49
Slide 50: Proforma UPL Income Statement: FY2019
Proforma UPL Income Statement: FY2019 50
Slide 51: Proforma UPL Balance Sheet: FY2019
Proforma UPL Balance Sheet: FY2019 51
Slide 52: Purchase Price Allocation: INR crore (Eq. US$ mn)
Purchase Price Allocation: INR crore (Eq. US$ mn) $ 4,549 $ 139 Eq. US$ mn 31,457 962 $ 460 3,178 $ 1,036 7,162 $ 50 $ 20 $ 1,293 $ 117 348 141 8,940 807 $ 517 $ 2,174 3,574 15,034 $ 111 769 Purchase Fixed Assets Intangibles Net Working Debt Others Step up: Fxd. Step up: Step up: Net Step up: Goodwi
Slide 53: Guidance: FY2020
Guidance: FY2020 Revenue growth 8% to 10% EBITDA growth 16% to 20% Working Capital 100 to 110 days Debt reduction (INR crore) 3,150 to 3,500 53
Slide 54: UPL: Values
UPL: Values Live UPL Work UPL Always Nothings Win-Win- One team, one Agile Always Human Impossible Win focus Human We are all about There isn’t any limit to We serve a cause We are one team, for No-one is faster or We are all about connecting with our ambition or our bigger than ourselves maximum im
Slide 55: Thank You
Thank You 55
Slide 56: Appendix
Appendix Thank You 56 56
Slide 57: Transforming from a local player to a Global Crop LifeCycle and Farmer-Relationship Management Company
Transforming from a local player to a Global Crop LifeCycle and Farmer-Relationship Management Company UPL 1.0 UPL 2.0 UPL 3.0 UPL 4.0 1969 1980 2000 2018 2028 Growth through product End to end global agri input Crop Life Cycle & Farmer The beginning diversification presence Relationship Management
Slide 58: Arysta LifeScience acquisition transaction summary
Arysta LifeScience acquisition transaction summary Post-acquisition Holding Structure o Acquisition made by Mauritius based 100% subsidiary, o Acquisition transaction closed on January 31, 2019 UPL Corporation Ltd. (UPLC) o This entailed unconditional approvals from regulators in o Purchase consider
Slide 59: BioSolutions at a glance
BioSolutions at a glance Market R&D and Market Position Manufacturing % $ #2 in BioSolutions. R&D and Leader in sea US$ 7.8 billion manufacturing in weed, plant India, France and CAGR: 13-17% extracts and Mexico minerals. Highly fragmented market with 800- 900 players 59
Slide 60: Why BioSolutions and what are they?
Why BioSolutions and what are they? BioSolutions: Forces driving the adoption Leading BioSolutions Platform o Growing population driving higher demand for food with Bio o Enhance crop vigor, yield and / or quality through less arable land per capita creating an immense pressure physiologic stimulus,
Slide 61: BioSolutions are considered more sustainable than synthetic agri-inputs
BioSolutions are considered more sustainable than synthetic agri-inputs Crop Yield Enhancement Crop Protection BioStimulants BioControl Sea weed grows naturally Some biologicals are in our oceans. It can be extracted from bacteria harvested and replenish growing naturally. naturally. Synthetic Ferti
Slide 62: UPL built a BioSolutions portfolio before acquiring Arysta
UPL built a BioSolutions portfolio before acquiring Arysta Young plant Development and First flowering and fruit First fruit First fruit establishment vegetative growth initiation development ripening Plant Life Cycle Physiolo- Disease control Early gical Nutrition Stress elevator Nutrition Establis
Slide 63: UPL's Purpose, Vision and Mission fits with BioSolutions
UPL’s Purpose, Vision and Mission fits with BioSolutions Purpose Vision Mission An open agriculture Change the game. Our vision is to be an network that feeds Our mission is to make icon for technology, sustainable growth for every single food growth and all. product more innovation. No limits, no b