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Boral Strategic Update and Developments

BORAL Status of Penrith Lakes Australia's largest water-based urban parkland The video highlights the scale and development opportunity of the Penrith Lakes site, subject to further rezoning; and is accessible at www.boral.com Penrith Lakes total size 1,935 ha land area • ~ 410 ha of land allocated for potential urban development ~ 560 ha remaining development/dedication .~ 960 ha for 9 lakes and foreshores dedicated to government Potential scope of residential development • • • Current zoning enables limited development in residential, employment, industrial and tourism-related land uses ~200 ha of land is now ready to build Further rezoning required to unlock full development potential Collaborative master-planning of site could deliver 5,000+ homes subject to resolution of flood evacuation issues Majority of un-rehabilitated employment lands sold, with some share of EBIT in 2H FY2019 (included in Boral's ~$30m FY2019 guidance) Next steps • Discussions with NSW State Government are continuing BORAL Summary: property will deliver earnings into the future Ongoing earnings projected from property, including ~$30m¹ in FY2019, and a significant potential pipeline FY2019 FY2021 FY2024 FY2027 FY2030+ Tactical/surplus land sales $40m+ current pipeline includes: NSW - Armidale, Wingham, Kiama, Bombo | WA- Jandakot | SA-Reynella, Stonyfell, Para Hills Ongoing projects Donnybrook, Vic Projected $300m+ (to ~2040) Scoresby, Vic Potential $300m+ (subject to rezoning) Waurn Ponds, Vic Potential $100m+ (subject to rezoning) Penrith Lakes (PLDC), NSW Timing and contribution being evaluated Deer Park landfill², Vic Projected $500m+ (over the life of the current landfill)² With Boral's deep property land bank and ongoing investment in the business, the pipeline will continue to refresh 1. FY2019 includes earnings from sale of Penrith Lakes employment lands, as well as contribution from Donnybrook 2. Based on gain on disposal of Western Landfill business (which was reported as a significant item in FY2015) and assuming current landfill royalties (reported as earnings in operating business) to continue at a similar level for the life of the current consented landfill, subject to required approvals 47 48
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