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Corporate Presentation History & Evolution More than doubled Capacity to 131k TPA Expand into new products like food 2017 Amalgamation of Fine premixes and feed nutrition additives Research and Development Centre Pvt Ltd and Fine


  1. Corporate Presentation

  2. History & Evolution More than doubled Capacity to 131k TPA Expand into new products like food 2017 – Amalgamation of Fine premixes and feed nutrition additives Research and Development Centre Pvt Ltd and Fine Specialty Surfactants Pvt Ltd with Fine Organics 2014 – JV signed with Netherlands based bakery Going premix manufacturer, Forward Zeelandia International 2018 2006 – Fatty acid esters facility commissioned in first Ambernath facility 2017 2008 to 2012 – Stage-wise 2018 – JV signed with commissioning of polymer additives 2015 Adcotec, Germany for food facility in first Ambernath facility additives 2014 2015 – Capacity expansion for food and polymer additives commissioned in first Ambernath facility 2006-2012 1995 - Incorporated Oleofine Organics (India) Private Limited for expanding the capacity for polymer additives 1995-2005 2002 – Incorporated the Company under name of Fine One of the leading Organic Industries (Mumbai) Private Limited players that developed 2005 – R&D Center established in Navi Mumbai proprietary technologies to 1970 – Late Ramesh Shah and Prakash Kamat founded ‘Fine manufacture green Organic Industries ’, a partnership firm, in Mumbai 1970-1988 additives 1 1973 – The partnership firm commissioned its first food additives facility in Dombivli 1988 – Partnership firm set up second Ambernath facility Note 1 1. As per CRISIL Research

  3. Company & Business Highlights

  4. Diversified Product Portfolio for High Growth Industries Plastics Additives Food & Other Additives Emulsifiers Extracts desired aesthetic structure and texture Slip Agents Friction reducing additives Preservatives Preventing food from spoilage or toxic Anti-Stats Mitigates build-up of electrical charges Food & Used in biscuits, voluminous sponge, chewing Beverage gums, etc. Cosmetic & Lubricants Flow improvers and mould release agents Added to creams, gels, lotions, varnishes, etc. Pharmaceutical Additives for elastomers to reduce dampening / Rubber abrasion Processing Helps in melting high molecular weight polymers Aids Anti-settling agents, emulsifiers, anti-sagging Paint & Coating agents Converts water droplets formed on plastic films Anti-Fogging Replace harmful antibiotics & improve feed into a continuous transparent water layer Feed Nutrition nutrition Portfolio of Revenues (INR Mn) Revenues (INR Mn) 387 Products 2,095.87 5,686.15 1,963.22 26.93 1,837.60 % 4,561.69 FY2017 4,230.47 4,178.36 73.07 1,631.36 % FY15 FY16 FY17 9M FY18 FY15 FY16 FY17 9M FY18 Note 3 CAGR: Compounded Annual Growth Rate. Formula: (Last Year Value/First Year Value)^(1/N)-1

  5. Key Speciality Additives PE 1 Applications Slip Additives Anti-Stats Anti-Fogging Additives Emulsifiers and Anti- Anti-Block Additives Cloudifiers Emollients Fungal Additives 4 1. PE – Polyethylene

  6. Favourable Competitive Landscape Fine Organics Well Positioned to Benefit from Favourable Industry Dynamics 1 Key Players 1 Limited • Few large players competing globally Food Palsgaard, Danisco, Kerry Group, Riken Additives Vitamin, Taiyo Players • Highly fragmented market in India Plastic Croda, Emery, PMC Biogenix, Peter Greven Additives • Eco-friendly Green Oleo-derived additives a key 2 Key Regulatory Agencies 2 focus area Food Plastic Highly • Stringent quality parameters & regulations India BIS FSSAI BIS • • governing the industry Regulated • Toxic Substances FDA (US) • • Human health and environmental concerns are Global Control and FDA (US) • FSA (EU) REACH (EU) • key factors 3 • Complex technology & manufacturing processes create multiple entry barriers – mostly proprietary Very High • Product formulations, innovation and process technology – time & capital intensive process to generate Entry business Barriers • Established players enjoy premium positioning with customers due to consistent quality and product delivery 4 Significant • Customers value long term trust built over the years with existing suppliers Customer • Lengthy and expensive product approval processes lead to high switching costs for customers Stickiness • Customers rely on established suppliers as performance ingredients are very critical to their end products 1. As per CRISIL Research. 2. BIS FSSAI: Bureau of Indian Standards, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (India), FDA: US Food and Drug Administration; FSA: Food Safety Authority; REACH: 5 Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals.

  7. Strategically Located Manufacturing Facilities Capacity Plant Remarks India plants located in close proximity to Nhava Sheva Port – Ideal for Exports (TPA) Current Operational Facilities 1st Ambernath 49,500 NA 1 Facility Ambernath Badlapur 6,400 NA 6 1 2 3 Facility 4 Dombivli 2 Badlapur Dombivli Acquired on 8,400 3 Facility Nov 30, 2017 Patalganga Total Capacity 64,300 TPA 5 8 Proposed Expansion Plans 2nd Ambernath Contract 5,000 4 Facility 1 Manufacturing Fine Zeelandia 10,000 Q1 FY19 5 (Patalganga) 3rd Ambernath 32,000 Q4 FY19 6 Facility 7 German 10,000 Q3 FY20 7 Facility Leipzig, Germany Patalganga Yet to be 8 10,000 Facility Finalized Total Capacity 67,000 TPA Operating Plants Under Construction Plants Contract Manufacturing Facility Fine Organics’ Reputed Industry Certifications Note: 6 1. Contract manufacturing conducted at the Second Ambernath Facility by Olefine Organics on a job-work basis since 2014.

  8. Sales & Marketing Network Across the Globe Extensive Distribution Network Catering to Over 5,000 end users in 69 Countries Direct Products 1 Customers 1 Distributors 1 387 631 127 Geographic Revenue Mix FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 Domestic Domestic Domestic INR INR INR 38.09% 46.21% 40.86% 6,525.91 7,782.01 6,068.07 Exports mn Exports mn mn Exports 53.79% 59.14% 61.91% Note 7 1. In the 12 months ended March 31, 2018.

  9. Focus on Innovation backed by Strong R&D Capabilities • Infrastructure spread over area of 5,000 sq. mts. Strong R&D • Dedicated team of 9 scientists and 6 technicians Capabilities • Developed and launched 46 new products since April 1, 2014 • Feed nutrition additives – derived from natural vegetable oils New Product • Additive to increase milk yield from cows and buffaloes Development (pending full commercialization) • On-going R&D efforts for new product development • Company has developed in-house capabilities for plant In-House Design designing and engineering and Engineering Capabilities • Lowers capital expenditures & quicker commissioning Patents Held by the Company PCT (worldwide patent Title Priority Filing USA application) Bio-based plasticizer with improved properties and Feb-15 Feb-16 Aug-17 processing characteristics of polymers Natural monoglyceride with improved odour and flavour Nov-15 Nov-16 Not obtained Applications of an ester additive from bio-derived raw Sep-16 Dec-17 Not obtained materials Glycerol derivative for polymer applications Apr-17 Not Filed Not obtained Polypropylene cap or film composition May-15 May-16 Nov-17 8

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