Q FINANCIAL RESULTS August 13, 2013

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CORPORATE STRUCTURE KRUGER INC. K.T.G. (USA) INC. Existing Memphis Operations TAD Project 100% 16.8%* Kruger Products L.P. KP Tissue Inc. Kruger Products L.P. is the operating company KP Tissue Inc. is the publicly traded entity KRUGER PRODUCTS L.P. KP TISSUE INC. PUBLIC INVESTORS 3 * Percentage as of July 15, As of June 30, 2013 was 16.9% 83.2%

KRUGER PRODUCTS L.P. 4 The following presentation is to review Kruger Products L.P. Q financial results

Chief Executive Officer KP Tissue Inc. & Kruger Products L.P. Chief Financial Officer KP Tissue Inc. & Kruger Products L.P. PRESENTERS 5 MARIO GOSSELIN MARK HOLBROOK

Q HIGHLIGHTS 6 Revenue up 6.7% to $246.8 million As planned, increased promotional activities during Q2 lead to higher revenue and increased market share Market share gains reported in all consumer product categories in Canada EBITDA of $31.7 million, the highest level since 2009 TAD Project and customer traction progressing as planned Cash position stood at $78.4 million Ranked #1 in Advantage Survey among the largest CPG companies in Canada

CANADA’S LEADING TISSUE COMPANY 7 Source: Nielsen; dollar market share for the 52-week period ended June 29, #2 (17.4%) #2 (18.5%) #5 (3.9%) #3 (15.2%) #4 (5.9%) #1 (36.1%) #4 (5.4%) #3 (17.1%) #4 (4.3%) Bathroom Tissue (Dollar Market Share in Parentheses) Bathroom Tissue (Dollar Market Share in Parentheses) Facial Tissue (Dollar Market Share in Parentheses) Facial Tissue (Dollar Market Share in Parentheses) Paper Towels (Dollar Market Share in Parentheses) Paper Towels (Dollar Market Share in Parentheses)

QUARTERLY FINANCIAL SUMMARY 8 Change (C$ millions, unless otherwise noted) Q2 2013Q2 2012Q1 2013Y/YQ/Q Revenue %11.3% Gross Profit Gross Margin29.8%30.3%29.1% EBITDA EBITDA Margin12.8%12.7%11.3% Operating income (EBIT) (0.1)6.2 EBIT Margin9.3%9.9%7.5% EBT (4.0)5.1 EBT Margin4.8%6.9%3.1% Net Income (0.2)3.7 Net Income Margin6.2%6.7%5.3%

QUARTERLY SEGMENTED RESULTS 9 % Change (C$ millions, unless otherwise noted) Q2 2013Q2 2012Q1 2013Y/YQ/Q Segmented Revenue Consumer %11.4% AFH (2.7)%13.3% Other (81.1)%(33.3)% Total segment revenue %11.3% Segment EBITDA Consumer AFH Other(0.1)(3.8)(0.3) Total segment EBITDA Segment EBITDA Margin Consumer14.2%16.4%13.0% AFH6.8%7.8%4.2% Other(7.1)%(51.4)%(14.3)% Total segment EBITDA Margin12.8%12.7%11.3% % Change (C$ millions, unless otherwise noted) Q2 2013Q2 2012Q1 2013Y/YQ/Q Segmented Revenue Consumer %11.4% AFH (2.7)%13.3% Other (81.1)%(33.3)% Total segment revenue %11.3% Segment EBITDA Consumer AFH Other(0.1)(3.8)(0.3) Total segment EBITDA Segment EBITDA Margin Consumer14.2%16.4%13.0% AFH6.8%7.8%4.2% Other(7.1)%(51.4)%(14.3)% Total segment EBITDA Margin12.8%12.7%11.3%

Q REVENUE COMPARED TO Q Q revenue increased 6.7% (9.5% without impact of Parent Roll Business) over Q based on the combination of the following factors: Solid growth in Consumer segment of 12.4% related to increased promotional activities in Canadian market and from TAD products Reduced revenue related to rationalization of parent roll business Revenue from Other segment was $1.4 million in 2013 versus $7.4 million in 2012 Slight revenue decline in AFH segment

Q REVENUE COMPARED TO Q Q revenue increased 11.3% over Q based on the combination of the following factors: 11.4% increase in Consumer revenue segment 13.3% increase in AFH revenue segment

Q EBITDA COMPARED TO Q Q EBITDA increased by $2.3 million over Q based on the combination of the following factors: Higher revenue of 6.7% Benefits from Business Rationalization Project Lower gross margin (29.8% in Q versus 30.3% in Q2 2012) primarily due to higher pulp and energy costs Start-up costs related to the TAD Project (see page 16 for more details) Operating expenses of $52.4 million in Q compared to $47.5 million in Q Other key factors in the variation are: Increased freight and warehousing costs related to higher revenue Higher marketing expenses Cost of being a public company Reduction in Kruger Inc. management fees

Q EBITDA COMPARED Q Q EBITDA increased by $6.6 million over Q based on the combination of the following factors: Higher revenue of 11.3% Higher gross margin (29.8% in Q versus 29.1% in Q1 2013) due to improved product mix partially offset by higher commodity prices Start-up costs related to the TAD Project (see page 16 for more details) Operating expenses of $52.4 million in Q compared to $47.9 million in Q Other key factors in the variation are: Increased freight and warehousing costs related to higher revenue Higher marketing expenses

NET DEBT/LTM EBITDA 14 (C$ millions, unless otherwise noted)June 30, 2013 Cash & cash equivalents 78.4 Current portion of long-term debt 8.0 Long-term debt Net Debt Net Debt/LTM EBITDA 2.4

CAPEX 15

TAD PROJECT START-UP COSTS 16 $MM

TAD PROJECT UPDATE 17 TAD products currently on the shelves of some major U.S. retailers Customers lined up to take full 2013 production capacity and now working on 2014 Remain on track for gradual TAD product sales ramp-up in 2013 Continue to expect a modest positive contribution to EBITDA for fiscal year 2013

CONCLUSION 18 Short-term pressure expected from higher commodity prices Brands gained market share in Canada with facial tissue at an all-time high Consumer channel revenue up 8.5% year-to-date Customer traction for TAD products as planned Significant market opportunities in the premium private label market segment Solid balance sheet More focus on high return CAPEX projects in second half of 2012 Continue to review potential M&A opportunities