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Innovating Together 1 150 Jahre BASF We create chemistry n Our chemistry is used in almost all industries n We combine economic success, social responsibility and environmental protection n Sales 2016: 57,550 million n EBIT 2016:


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BASF – We create chemistry

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n Our chemistry is used in almost all industries n We combine economic success, social responsibility and environmental protection n Sales 2016: €57,550 million n EBIT 2016: €6,275 million n Employees: 113,830 (as of December 31, 2016) n 6 Verbund sites and 352 other production sites

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BASF’s segments

Crop Protection

Performance Products

Dispersions & Pigments Care Chemicals Functional Materials & Solutions

Agricultural Solutions

Nutrition & Health Performance Chemicals

Oil & Gas

Oil & Gas

Chemicals

Monomers Intermediates Petrochemicals

Functional Materials & Solutions

Construction Chemicals Coatings Catalysts Performance Materials

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2016 sales* and EBIT in the regions

Million € North America South America, Africa, Middle East Asia Pacific Europe

Sales 14,682 EBIT 1,113 Sales 4,135 EBIT 432 Sales 27,221 EBIT 3,632 Sales 11,512 EBIT 1,098

* By location of company .

47% 20% 7% 26%

Sales BASF Group 57,550

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Chemicals – a growth industry

Global annual growth rate of ~3.6%*

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… more food needed by 2050 … more primary energy consumption by 2050 … of the world population will live in cities by 2050 Agriculture Health & nutrition Energy & resources Transportation Construction & housing Consumer goods … people by 2050

70% 50% ~10bn

Electrical & electronics

30%

Chemistry as enabler to meet current and future needs

* Average annual real change 2017-2019; BASF Report 2016 p.121

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Innovation – meeting challenges, developing new business areas

Research for the future: With our innovative products and processes, we provide sustainable solutions for global needs.

n Expenditures for research and development €1,863 million, world leader in chemical industry n Around 10,000 employees worldwide involved in research and development n Around 3,000 research projects n Around 850 new patents filed

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€1.863

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1 Chemicals 10% 2 Performance Products 20% 3 Functional Materials & Solutions 21% 4 Agricultural Solutions 26% 5 Oil & Gas 2% 5

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Global Know-How Verbund

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Three global Technology Platforms headquartered in key markets Europe, North America, Asia- Pacific Close connection with the development units in the Operating Divisions Global Know-How Verbund and global network with around 600 universities, research institutions and companies

Advanced Materials & Systems Research Bioscience Research

Customers Industry partners High-tech joint ventures Research institutions

Process Research & Chemical Engineering

Universities

Technology Excellence Operating Divisions Innovation Management New Business & Venture Capital

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Performance Materials Construction & Coating Materials Dispersions & Colloidal Materials Structural Materials & Systems Polymer Processing & Engineering Care Materials Material Physics & Analytics

Advanced Materials & Systems Research

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Bioscience Research

n White biotechnology n Methods to produce more efficient products while consuming fewer resources n Targeted change metabolism of microorganisms n New, sustainable processes for mass producing microorganisms n Chemical manufacturing from renewable resources n BASF Enzymes n Patented and proprietary technology for the discovery of novel, unique enzymes n Comprehensive protein engineering tools n World-class facilities for enzyme scale-up n Enhancing crop efficiency n Transfer of genes with desirable traits into crops for:

n Better yield and stress tolerance n Improved herbicide tolerance n Better disease and pest resistance

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Process Research / Chemical Engineering

n Process and application design innovation n Constantly developing and improving the synthesis

  • f various basic chemicals, intermediates and fine

chemicals as well as monomers, solvents and aroma chemicals n Process engineering: solids and fluids processing; high temperature engineering; safety engineering; fluid mechanics n Catalysis research n Heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysis n Electrochemistry and batteries n High throughput experimentation n New materials and systems n Metal organic frameworks (MOFs) n Nanomaterials n Mineral processing

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150 Jahre Polymer Technologies Biotechnology Production Processes Materials Catalysis Biodegradable & Biobased Materials Enabling Methods

Focus Areas of Key Technology Capabilities

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Selected Key Technology Capabilities reflect where BASF requires continued effort and resources to safeguard todays and tomorrows excellence in innovation.

The Key Technology Capabilities are bundled in seven Focus Areas

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§ Computational Chemistry § Bioinformatics § Systems Biology § Biostatistics

Digitalization in R&D

Bundling Competencies

§ Chemical Process Modeling § Computational Fluids Dynamics § Materials Process & Molecular Modeling § Quantum Chemistry § Molecular Simulation § Data Sciences § New Solutions § Knowledge & Information Methods

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What BASF Needs

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BASF Needs: Additives

n Fast-fusing sustainable plasticizers for flexible PVC applications n Halogen-free flame retardants for polyolefins / thermoplastics n Antioxidants with chemical resistance to chlorine oxidizing in plastics n New Antioxidant chemistry and/or technologies beyond traditional phenols, phosphites, amines, sulfides ** n Self forming barrier layers with physical resistance to chlorine oxidizing agents in plastics n New Light Stabilizer technologies beyond existing hindered amines; e.g. tetramethylpiperidines; piperizinones ** n New Light Stabilizer technologies beyond existing UV absorbers; e.g.,hydroxylphenylbenzophenones, hydroxylphenylbenzotriazoles, hydroxylphenyltriazines; nano ZnO; nano TiO2 n Flame retardant polymers or halogen free polymer additives especially those that do not act as plasticizers n ​Adhesive technologies (PUs and acrylics for adhesives, must be flame retardant) n Additives for composite materials:- Toughening (films, powders, fibers)- UV resistance- Flame retardance; incorporated clear and soluble (not particulates) n Flame retardant polyethersulfone (PESU) and polyphenylsulfone (PPSU) (in addition to intrinsic properties)

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Working with External Partners

n Long history of successfully working with external partners n Currently ∼ 600 collaborations globally with universities, government labs and institutions but many are one-offs n Technology briefs as a route to understanding the core expertise of universities and federal labs n BASF Venture Capital engages with startups n More meaningful, sustainable relationships are preferred n UNIQUE program with 15 universities, of which 6 in the US Based on scientific quality, relevance and fit n 6 Postdoc centers, of which 2 in US Shift to a more structured approach

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