1. Product Overview

2. Industrial/Nonwovens Division BOSTIK FINDLEY becomes BOSTIK 2 w As a result of a merger on January 1, 2001, Bostik and Ato Findley became Bostik Findley. w Over the past three years Bostik Findley results showed great success. w TOTAL has decided to split the Chemical Branch into different entities giving us the opportunity to change our identity: l Total Petrochemicals, petrochemical operations and fertilizers. l Specialties Group, combining Bostik (adhesives), Cray Valley and Sartomer (resins), Hutchinson (rubber processing), and Atotech (electroplating). l Arkema, a new business unit, encompassing vinyl products, industrial chemicals, and performance products. w Effective October 1, 2004 Bostik Findley’s new company name and identity will be Bostik.

3. Industrial/Nonwovens Division Bostik Worldwide w$1.1 Billion Sales w4,500 Employees wHeadquarters in Paris: –Andre Ladurelli, CEO Mike Klonne (Industrial, Nonwovens, and C&D) Harry Murray (High Performance Polymers - HPP) William Boledziuk (Australia)

4. Industrial/Nonwovens Division A Global Presence High Performance Polymers Aircraft Automotive (Interior Trim) Industrial Laminating Textile/Apparel Industrial Adhesives Rigid Packaging General Assembly Converting Flexible Packaging Office Furniture Tape & Label Transportation & Gasketing Construction & Distribution Ceramic & Stone Installation Commercial Construction Hardwood Flooring Insulating Glass Marine MRO Residential Construction Nonwovens Baby Diapers Disposable Training Pants Adult Incontinence Feminine Care Products Disposable Hospital Garments Tissue and Towel Applications Consumer Cleaning Wipes Markets Served

5. Bostik A Global Commitment for Adhesives

6. Bostik Findley, Inc. Manufacturing Locations Bostik Manufacturing Locations Americas Buenos Aires, Argentina Calhoun, GA Caxias do Sul, Brazil Greenville, SC Louisville, KY Naucalpan, Mexico Middleton, MA Buenos Aires, Argentina Calhoun, GA Caxias do Sul, Brazil Greenville, SC Louisville, KY Naucalpan, Mexico Middleton, MA Worldwide Colmar, France Guangzhou, China Roosendal, Netherlands Colmar, France Guangzhou, China Roosendal, Netherlands IA/NW Manufacturing Plants

7. Industrial/Nonwovens Division North America Locations

8. IA/NW Division

9. Industrial/Nonwovens Division Complete Portfolio of Adhesive Technology w Hot melts (Thermogrip TM ) –EVA & Polyethylene Polymers for Case and Carton Seal –Low Application Temperature (Thermogrip LAT TM ) –PSA (PET(E) bottle labeling) –Bag Assembly & Closure Seal

10. Industrial/Nonwovens Division Complete Portfolio of Adhesive Technology w Waterbased (Aquagrip TM ) –PVA (copolymer emulsions) –Case & Carton Sealing/Forming –Glass, HDPE and PET(E) labeling

11. Industrial/Nonwovens Division Bostik’s Strengths w Custom Formulation w Analytical Services w OEM Relationships w Product Consistency w Responsiveness w Product Knowledge w Application Teams w Innovative Solutions

12. Industrial/Nonwovens Division Bostik R&D w Technical Services Commitment –Quick and effective product recommendation –Understanding customer’s processes w Value Engineering –Leverage technology across end-use applications and geographies –Product regeneration

13. Industrial/Nonwovens Division Bostik Certifications w ISO 9001:2000 – Registered –U.S. Calhoun, GA, Louisville, KY, Greenville, SC, Wauwatosa, WI –Buenos Aires, Argentina –Sao Paulo, Brazil –Naucalpan de Juarez, Mexico w A2LA –Middleton, MA w AS 9000 Compliant –Middleton, MA