Fertiglobe Financial Overview

High Quality Asset Base with 50% of Capacity Younger than 10 Years Young Asset Base Drives Output, Cost and GHG Emission Advantages Asset Base Age (1) vs. Industry Average(2) 50% 11% I 0-10 years I ■ Fertiglobe 25% 11-20 years ■Industry Young Assets allow for: EBITDA FCF GHG Emissions Higher reliability and onstream time Better gas conversion Lower maintenance capex 15% 13% 12% 10% 21-30 years • Well-maintained asset base with 50% of capacity younger than 10 years (1), resulting in low maintenance costs and high reliability, while allowing for much better environmental footprint vs. coal and older gas producing plants • By comparison, ~80% of ammonia plants globally are >20 years • Fertiglobe plants have overlapping technologies, allowing for cost-efficient and synergistic maintenance Large, dedicated in-house maintenance team with world-class experience, sharing best practices across assets Fertiglobe An ADNOC and OCI Company Source: Company Information, Phillip Townsend Associates, CRU 23% 31-40 years 41% ✓ ✓ ✓ 41+ years Technology Providers Ammonia Urea Uhde ThyssenKrupp KBR Uhde ThyssenKrupp HALDOR TOPSOE H Stamicarbon Notes: (1) Sample size of 142 worldwide operational plants as of 31 December 2020. Fertiglobe data is based on production capacity weighted by plants' age. The industry data is based on a simple average and not weighted by capacity (2) Includes ammonia plants only 35

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