Australia Coal and Laos Power: Operational and Financial Summary slide image

Australia Coal and Laos Power: Operational and Financial Summary

Fundamentals (ii): coal business cont'd "diverse customer base" TRIS "diverse locations of TRIS A+ STABLE coal reserves" PREMIUM CUSTOMER BASE A+ STABLE COAL PRODUCT PORTFOLIO GEOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY BANPU INDONESIA since 1991 CV (kcal/kg GAR) 7,200 Size of bubble is indicative of reserves end of 2015 CHINA 8.7 JAPAN 6.9 7,000 S.KOREA 2.7 6,800 CENTENNIAL TRUBAINDO HK 6,600 0.3 TAIWAN 6,400 BHARINTO INDIA 5.4 GAOHE THAILAND 2.3 6,200 THAILAND 2.9 6,000 HEBI O INDOMINCO PHILIPPINES 2.1 MONGOLIA since 2011 CHINA since 2003 since 1983. LAOS since 2010 • KITADIN-EMBALUT 5,800 MALAYSIA 5,600- 0.3 INDONESIA 5,400 CV NEX: 5,500 3.7 •JORONG SINGAPORE* since 1996 5,200 Banpu coal sales by destination 2015 AUSTRALIA 8.0 5,000 T T I I 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 Banpu project development, Unit: Mt Sulphur (%) • • • Diverse regional customer base Well-established long term commercial relationships Strong credit quality of ― customers especially in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan Stable long term domestic off- take agreements in Australia • • Diverse range of coal qualities facilitates tailored blends to customers Gives flexibility to adapt to changes in market demand Predominance of higher quality coal specifications • • Countries with first year of acquisition or presence AUSTRALIA since 2010 Unrivalled geographic diversity and experience in coal Unique strategic flexibility Diversification of risks (regulatory, logistics ...) Platform for future growth Banpu Minerals (Singapore) 8
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