1. WEEELABEX in Belgium May 21, 2012 Peter Sabbe General Manager

2. About Recupel History Recupel vzw was founded in 2001 On initiative of and managed by the industry Collective system for collection and recycling of Waste Electrical and Electronic Appliances (WEEE) Offers a national solution for the take-back obligation as described in the European WEEE Directive 2 Servicing 7 sectorial organisations Sectorial organisations take strategic decisions on budget, fee, scope, a.o. with Recupel acting as the executive organisation

3. About Recupel Scope and Appliance list All 10 categories – Household and Professional equipment 3 Large household appliances IT and telecommunications equipment Lighting equipment Toys, leisure and sports equipment Monitoring and control instruments Small household appliances Consumer equipment Electrical and electronic tools (with the exception of large-scale stationary industrial tools Medical devices (with the exception of all implanted and infected products) Automatic dispensers

4. About Recupel Mission and objectives Legal objectives -European WEEE-directive : 4 kg / inhabitant / year -Revision : 65% of POM or 85% of WEEE arising  Actual score ranges  between 40 and 45% in average  10,18 kg per inhabitant 4

5. About Recupel Key figures collection and transport 5 Collection Points 2005200620072008200920102011 Container parks518 520 545 Used-good centers1719 20 2322 Distribution2.6912.9043.1153.3193.4213.3263.916 Total3.2263.4413.6523.8593.9613.8644.483 Collected appliances (kg/Inhabitant) 6.57.27.78.29.39.810.18

6. About Recupel Key figures Distribution of collected WEEE per fraction (tons) 6 20012002200320042005200620072008200920102011 CF1.6118.0779.51411.53712.72313.56113.93415.06217.01517.99519.834 BW1.8629.21211.11715.14116.64917.82218.90919.10822.64622.44622.630 CRT2.4428.0589.83512.69315.34016.97318.61920.12022.09523.04024.963 SMALL2.03510.52814.57118.69322.92126.64228.78931.42135.76337.04441.647 LMP----4981.1461.1631.2291.2191.2471.299 Total7.950*35.87545.03758.06468.13176.14481.41486.94098.738101.772110.374 * figure based on collection during 6 months (July 2001 to December 2001)

7. About Recupel Key figures 7 Lamps : 1.300 tons + 20%

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9. About Recupel Key figures collection and transport 9

10. About Recupel Recycling results* per fraction for 2011 10 CFBWCRTSMALLLMP Results per fraction85%86%89%74%95% Legal Objectives80% 70% 80%

11. About Recupel Evolution Recycling results 2007- 2011 11

12. About Recupel Evolution Recycling results 2007- 2011 12

13. About Recupel Evolution Recycling results 2007- 2011 13

14. About Recupel Evolution Recycling results 2007- 2011 14

15. About Recupel Evolution Recycling results 2007- 2011 15

16. Depollution: Manual removal in step 1 To be removed manually*BWCFCRTSMALL Batteries PCB containing condensators Gas-discharge lamps Mercury containing components Fluorescent powder Ink cartridges and ribbons Parts containing asbestos TV tube glass Refractory ceramic fibres Radioactive material *occurs most frequently in the following fractions

17. Depollution: Manual removal in step 1

18. Tender procedure: Implementation of WEEELABEX for Recupel Level playing field within Recupel’s treatment partners Comparable, growing and improving recycling results Full attention for depollution and KPI 100% part of the tender of Recupel New contracts as of July 1st 2012 Existing partners (almost 100% compliant) New partners (allow a learning curve) Audit and control Start-up in ≠ phases Merging WEEELABEX audit with ‘ISO17020’-audits

19. Questions? Visit www.recupel.be section ‘contact’ Consul online tools -FAQ -Product Search Engine Or dial one of our toll-free numbers -General information -Collection -Affiliation, Declaration and Control -Invoices