Green Plains, Inc. · NASDAQ:GPRE

Green Plains — Stephens Annual Investment Conference 2022

22 slides from Green Plains's conference presentation, Nov 16, 2022

  1. Slide 1: Stephens Annual Investment Conference

    Stephens Annual Investment Conference November 16-17, 2022

  2. Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements

    Forward-Looking Statements This presentation includes forward-looking statements that reflect management’s current views of company performance, industry conditions and future economic environment. These statements are based on assumptions and various factors that are subject to risks and uncertaint

  3. Slide 3: Transforming to the Biorefinery Platform of the Future

    Transforming to the Biorefinery Platform of the Future Green Plains (GPRE) is transforming from traditional ethanol into a sustainable biorefinery platform, innovating through ag technology to produce higher-value products with stable cash flows, for tomorrow’s sustainable economy Ultra-High Corn Oi

  4. Slide 4: Transforming Our Business in Four Strategic Areas

    Transforming Our Business in Four Strategic Areas Positioned to capitalize on rapidly growing demand • Sustainable Ultra-High Protein – sustainable ingredients for high-value global markets in pet, aquaculture, dairy, swine and poultry industries • Renewable Corn Oil – responsible low carbon feedsto

  5. Slide 5: MSC Technology Drives an Inflection

    MSC™ Technology Drives an Inflection Increased Protein Upside • Ultra-High Protein (50 - 53%) potentially adds $0.15 - • Biorefinery economics see significant improvement Fishmeal $0.21/gallon2 additional EBITDA on a ~$0.50/gallon Analogue investment through deployment of MSC™ technology • Higher pr

  6. Slide 6: Ultra-High Protein Contributes to the Circular Economy

    Ultra-High Protein Contributes to the Circular Economy • Ultra-High Protein significantly improves the value of the coproduct Carbon Footprint of Ultra-High Protein vs stream at our biorefineries Common Protein Alternative • Combination of plant based protein and yeast delivers renewable protein sou

  7. Slide 7: Transformation on Track for Over 50% Completed in 2022

    Transformation on Track for Over 50% Completed in 2022 • Five plants representing ~ 560 MGY of ethanol capacity to have MSC technology completed by year end • MSC at Central City is completed; Mount Vernon and Obion commissioning in Q4 • Annual Ultra-High Protein capacity of ~ 330,000 tons in 2023 C

  8. Slide 8: Assumptions for 2024 Ending Run-Rate EBITDA

    Assumptions for 2024 Ending* Run-Rate EBITDA Assumptions • Assets produce at 95% of capacity on 958 MGY of capacity $600 • Potential contributions from fuel ethanol business, ancillary businesses and corporate overhead are excluded MSC Sustainable Ultra-High Protein and Turnkey Initiatives $500 • Pr

  9. Slide 9: Significant Opportunity to Commercialize Value-Added Ingredients

    Significant Opportunity to Commercialize Value-Added Ingredients • Strong commercial sales team with deep industry experience building a robust customer pipeline • Numerous ongoing customer dialogues including recent 25% increase in volumes to pet space in 2023 • Innovation Centers drive further pro

  10. Slide 10: Taking Advantage of the Unique Drivers in Renewable Corn Oil

    Taking Advantage of the Unique Drivers in Renewable Corn Oil Renewable Corn Oil Price 1 Potential Renewable Corn Oil Margin Increase Average CI Pathways for Biodiesel and (Cents per Pound) Per $0.10 per pound increase Renewable Diesel Feedstock 2 ($ M) 90 80 $40 Soybean Oil 55 70 60 $26 Canola Oil 5

  11. Slide 11: Fluid Quip Technologies | Sustainable Industry Solutions

    Fluid Quip Technologies | Sustainable Industry Solutions Offers design, engineering and technology to the industry DCO TechnologyTM • FQT’s latest offering, DCO Technology, provides the industry with a bolt-on investment in increasing renewable corn oil recovery • Works as precursor to a full MSC sy

  12. Slide 12: Clean Sugar Technology (CST) Opportunities

    Clean Sugar Technology (CST) Opportunities Green Technology Acquired with Fluid Quip 3-HPA 2,5 solvents Industrial FDCA/ PEF Enzymes • Fully scalable commercial CST production facility operating at the Butanol Lactic acid Innovation Center at York • CST produces an equivalent sugar quality to that o

  13. Slide 13: CST – Part of Moving to a More Circular Economy

    CST – Part of Moving to a More Circular Economy • Bio-based glucose and dextrose derived from corn – the most abundant renewable carbon source available – is in high demand and anticipated to grow as the demand for bioproducts expands • CST produces fermentable sugars to support growth in bioplastic

  14. Slide 14: Carbon Capture and Sequestration Initiatives

    Carbon Capture and Sequestration Initiatives Opportunity to increase margins from ethanol facilities with no capital required Current Status • CCS lowers green gas emissions, resulting in attractive low CI ingredients • Green Plains has committed to provide biogenic CO2 to SCS from 8 facilities for

  15. Slide 15: Opportunities Under Inflation Reduction Act

    Opportunities Under Inflation Reduction Act • Biodiesel tax credit – ensures continued growth of biodiesel and renewable diesel industries • Advanced biofuels credit – benefits cellulosic ethanol • 45Q – provides an $85 per ton tax credit for carbon capture and storage • Blending infrastructure – al

  16. Slide 16: ESG Embedded in our DNA

    ESG Embedded in our DNA • 35% reduction in operational emissions from 2018 baseline • Alignment with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) • Increased focus on natural capital, biodiversity and land stewardship • 24% decrease in OSHA Total Recordable Incident Rate from 2020

  17. Slide 17: Our Path to a Low-Carbon Future

    Our Path to a Low-Carbon Future • Targeting 50% reduction in operational GHG emissions from 2018 baseline by 2030 and 100% reduction by 2050 • Plan to submit our GHG emissions reduction targets to the Science-Based Targets Initiative for validation by the end of 2022 • Evaluating initiatives to redu

  18. Slide 18: Why Green Plains?

    Why Green Plains? Game-changing ag-technology, diversifying product offering of higher-margin ingredients into high-growth markets • Implementing MSC™ protein technology and DCO Technology™ to create diverse, non-cyclical, high margin products • 50% uplift in corn oil yields, a low-CI feedstock for

  19. Slide 19: Appendix

    Appendix es 2 Green Plains

  20. Slide 20: Reference Units - Operational Metrics

    Reference Units - Operational Metrics Purchase / Sale GPRE 2.0 Annual Products GP 1.0 (per bushel) GP 2.0 (per bushel) GP 2.0 (per gallon) Transaction Units Production Capacity * Corn Bushels 56 pounds per bushel 56 pounds per bushel 19.3 pounds per gallon 330 million bushels Ethanol Gallons 2.9 gal

  21. Slide 21: Green Plains 2.0 Transformation Value Chain

    CO, Injection Well Processing 4 Blorefining 4 Fluld Quip Scope | and Scope Hh Biogenic Germentation) ud Technologies IP Suite emissions MSC™, Clean Sugar Technology™, etc. CO. » emissions . co, Value Chain Transformation lol 1& Annually 2 UNDER OUR GREEN PLAINS 2.0 TRANSFORMATION, WE ARE: Renewable

  22. Slide 22: gpreinc.com

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