1. INVISTA in China
March 2013
Confidential and Proprietary to INVISTA

2. INVISTA Overview
One of the world’s largest integrated producers of polymers and fibers, primarily for nylon, spandex, and polyester applications
Operate in more than 20 countries across North America, South America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region
Approximately 12,000 employees world wide in manufacturing facilities, administrative offices, research laboratories and sales offices
Wholly-owned subsidiary of Koch Industries, Inc.

3. Koch Industries, Inc. – Size and Scale
Fortune: 15th largest company in America
Second largest privately owned business in North America
Uninterrupted 60+ year record of profitability
Net debt free
60,000 employees in 60 countries
$45 billion in acquisitions and capex since 2003
3,000x growth in book value since 1960, compared to 98x for S&P 500

4. INVISTA Business Segments
Intermediates
Apparel
PS&M
Nylon 6,6: Adipic acid, HMD, ADN, polymer, engineering polymers
Spandex intermediates: BDO, THF, TERATHANE® PTMEG
Specialty Materials: DBE® dibasic esters, TERATE® polyols, DYTEK® amines, C12 products
Polyester: Polymer, PET Resin, DMT
IPT: Licensing and Technology
Spandex: LYCRA® fiber, LYCRA HyFit™ fiber
Nylon: SUPPLEX® fabric, TACTEL® fiber
Polyester: COOLMAX® fabric
Nylon 6,6 airbag fiber and sewing threads
Nylon 6,6 carpet fiber (STAINMASTER® carpet, ANTRON® carpet fiber)
Nylon and polyester fibers for outdoor, work wear, and military products (CORDURA® fabric) 4 4

5. INVISTA Presence in China
Over 1,500 local employees
Total investment of > $1 billion announced/completed in China to date
Plus $ 1 billion projects not formally announced but under development
Another $5 billion currently under investment using INVISTA technology (licensees)
Qingpu, Shanghai
Airbag fiber plant operational since 2008 is under expansion. Post expansion capacity to double in 2013.
SCIP, Shanghai
HMD (Phase I) announced. Polymer (Phase II) & ADN (Phase III) projects under development
Qingpu, Shanghai
Textile Research Center completed in July 2012
Foshan, Guangdong
Spandex plant, operational since Expansion completed to double capacity to 24 ktpa.
Qingpu, Shanghai
Spandex plant
Qingpu, Shanghai
Nylon 6 BCF plant acquired from Honeywell in 2007 which produces nylon 6 BCF for use in carpets
Administrative and sales offices
Existing operations

6. China GDP growth vs RoW

7. How do we accomplish Growth in China?
Developing and applying our capabilities in those businesses where we can create the most value and build and sustain a competitive advantage
Building a culture based on a consistent framework of shared values and expectations – our Market-Based Management® Guiding Principles
Producing products and services that make people’s lives better; meeting the needs of the expanding middle class
Must be in harmony with China’s 5-year plans

8. What challenges do we face in China?
Intellectual Property Protection
Ever-changing regulatory and environmental hurdles
Foreign investment obstacles
Talent
Rising labor costs