Annual General Meeting of Shareholders April 2026
A Global Moat Built on Local Integration
% of total coma
Americas EMEA Asia
36
Sites
~50%
of Total Revenue
59% 21% 20%
Palm Kernel Oil
Ethane
Natural
Alcohol
Ethylene
0.7 MT
MTBE = MX
0.7 MT
PX
PX
EO
0.7 MT
PX
0.7 MT
MEG
PTA
0.4 MT
MEG
PTA
1.9 MT
MEG
0.7 MT
PTA
1.1 MT
PET
1.2 MT
Polyester
0.1 MT
PET
3.1 MT
Polyester
1.2 MT
Surfactants 2.1MT
PET
1.7 MT
Polyester
0.1 MT
Packaging
0.1 MT
Packaging
0.3 MT
35
Sites
~20%
of Total Revenue
40
Sites
~30%
of Total Revenue
2
Purchased Intermediates End products
Note: Number of sites as of Mar 2026; Financial data as of financial year 2025
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The Unseen Value - Our Four Competitive EnginesCombined PET (CPET)
PET
producer
globally
Recycled
PET
producer globally
The only shale-
integrated
player in the West
Four engines are the bedrock of IVL's intrinsic value:
Engine #1:
Combined PET and the "Shale to PET" advantage
Indovida (Packaging)
Market position in ASEAN
Market
position in Africa
Packaging
leadership
in emerging markets
Engine #2:
Packaging federation and EPL-Indovida merger
Ethoxylation
#2globally
Indovinya
Non-ionic
surfactants Producer in Americas
Americas'
home care ingredients provider
Crop
solutions company
Americas
provider in
Engine #3:
Indovinya and the integrated value chain
Fibers
Lifestyle
PET staple fiber ASEAN
Hygiene
BiCo fiber
Technical Textiles
Airbag
yarn
Tire cord
fabric
Engine #4:
Our technical textiles platform
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The Americas - Our Unique AdvantageIntegrated shale to PET business
Advantaged PX production
US shale gas advantage
$/T
US ethylene feedstock maintains a structural cost
$/T
MTBE is a proxy for MX
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Note: (1) 0.58*22.046*0.422*Ethane (cpg); (2) ASP MEG - 0.58*22.046*0.422*Ethane (cpg); (3) ASP MEG - 0.58*NEA Naphtha; (4) US PET Import Parity - 0.34*ASP MEG - 0.86*0.67*0.925*PX 50:50;
(5) ASP PET - 0.34*ASP MEG) - 0.86*0.67*PX 50:50); (6) 0.345*methanol + Isobutane; (7) 0.925*PX US - MX US + MTBE US - MTBE feedstock cost; (8) PX 50:50 - Naphtha MOPJ
PTA
PET
MEG
Cracker
PX
MTBE = MX
1,000
500
advantage vs. Asian peers
Naphtha
1,400
MX
900
-
$/T 600
400
200
-
$/T 900
600
300
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US Ethylene Feedstock Cost1
IVL US MEG benefits from shale gas advantage vs. Asia naphtha-based producers
US Int. MEG2
Asia Int. MEG3
US Int. PTA/PET maintains a premium to Asia,
supported by import parity pricing
US Int. PET4
Asia Int. PET5
400
$/T 1,300
800
300
$/T 700
500
300
100
MTBE
IVL US MTBE business advantaged feedstock cost vs. naphtha-based aromatics producers
Naphtha
MTBE
Feedstock
Cost6
Resulting in superior spread vs industry
IVL PX Spread7 Industry PX
Spread8
Our Operating Rhythm6.0
6.5
6.9
4.6
103
4.7
4.5
100
89
68
66
64
Inventory (THB B) and Turnover (Times)
Improving Inventory ManagementReal-Time Discipline
Optimize Supply Chain and Integrated Planning
Deploy Digital Tools
2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028
Commodity Inventory
Value-Added Inventory Inventory T/OChallenge Slow Moving & Safety Stocks
Global Peers | Peer A | Peer B | Peer C | IVL |
Avg. 2023-25 Turnover | 9.4 | 8.1 | 6.3 | 4.6 |
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Notes: Turnover on COGS
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IVL
The Financial Contract: Quality, Cash, and DeleveragingEarnings quality, free cash flow, and deleveraging come first
2024A | 2025A | 2026B | 2027B | 2028B | |
Revenue | THB 542B | THB 447B | THB 515B | ||
Reported EBITDA | THB 50B | THB 32B | THB 64B | ||
Margin % | 9% | 7% | 10% | 12% | 12% |
ROCE % | 6% | 2% | 6% | 9% | 11% |
Free Cash Flow1 | THB 6B | THB 17B | THB 31B | THB 33B | THB 36B |
Net Debt/Equity | 1.8x | 1.8x | 1.6x | 1.2x | 1.1x |
Net Debt/EBITDA2 | 4.9x | 7.4x | 4.7x | 3.3x | 2.7x |
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Note: (1) FCF = Cash flows before Dividend and Growth;
(2) Debt to Reported EBITDA
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