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  • CB Industrial Product Holding Berhad Equipping Palm Oil Industries Around The World

    Investor Presentation

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    Adjusted CBIP Price Bursa Plantation Index

    Our History and Background

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    History and Background

    Established in 1980s and listed on the Main Board

    of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad in 2005

    Primarily involved in 3 business segments:

    Palm oil engineering;

    Special purpose vehicle retrofitting; and

    Oil palm plantation and milling

    The first publicly-listed player in the palm oil

    engineering sector globally

    Joint-holders of the Modipalm Continuous

    Sterilization milling system patent together with the

    Malaysian Palm Oil Board

    Markets are centralised in Indonesia, Malaysia and

    the African/Central American region

    Historical Share Performance

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    RM CBIP Shares

    RM Index Point

    Aug 13 Nov 16

    Aug 13 Nov 16

    CAGR: -3.79%

    CAGR: 13.12%

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    Key Group Financial Highlights

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    (RM million)

    Revenue

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    Profit Before Taxation

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    Borrowings Gross Gearing Ratio

    Notes:

    ^ After adjusting for bonus issue of 134,445,974 amd 272,008,473 new

    ordinary shares

    º Includes special dividend of 15 sen per share

    ⃰ Includes special dividend of 4 sen per share

    Key Group Financial Highlights

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    RM’000 Times

    Low Gearing Ratio Attractive Dividend Payout

    • Funding flexibility

    • Capability to undertake strategic acquisitions

    and/or organic expansion

    • Stable dividend policy with a target of

    approximately 30% PATAMI payout ratio

    • Attractive annual reward to shareholders while

    maintaining growth momentum

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    Gross Dividend Per Share^ Payout Ratio

    sen % of PATAMI

  • Latest Quarter Review

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    Movement of CBIP mimics the movement of the Bursa Malaysia Plantation

    Index, which is largely dependent upon the price of CPO

    Third Quarter Results Review

    Continuing Operations Quarter ended

    30 September

    % change 9 months period ended

    30 September

    % change

    2016 2015 2016 2015

    (RM’000) (RM’000) (RM’000) (RM’000)

    Revenue 140,691 124,013 13.44 391,673 357,278 9.62

    Profit from operations 35,566 21,810 63.07 77,355 72,089 7.30

    Share of results of associates and

    jointly-controlled entity

    5,510 3,385 62.77 6,599 2,460 168.25

    Profit before taxation 40,831 24,873 64.16 83,087 73,617 12.86

    Profit after taxation 32,787 16,127 100.33 61,310 56,360 8.78

    Revenue for the quarter and 9 months

    period ended 30 September 2016

    increased 13.44% and 9.62%

    respectively mainly due to higher billing

    for both the palm oil engineering and

    special purpose vehicles division

    Profit after taxation was higher for the

    quarter and 9 months period ended 30

    September 2016 mainly due to higher

    revenue and margin for the special

    purpose vehicles division offset by lower

    profit margin from the palm oil

    engineering division

  • Latest Quarter Review

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    Revenue Breakdown

    Profit Before Taxation Breakdown

    9 months period ended 30 September 2016 9 months period ended 30 September 2015

    Palm Oil Engineering

    83%

    Special Purpose Vehicles

    17%

    Palm Oil Engineering

    80%

    Special Purpose Vehicles

    20%

    Profit Before Taxation 9 months period ended 30 September % change

    2016 2015

    (RM’000) (RM’000)

    Palm Oil Engineering 64,622 70,112 (7.77)

    Oil Palm Plantation (3,345) (3,806) (12.11)

    Special Purpose Vehicles 15,211 4,851 213.56

    Share of results of associates and jointly-controlled entity 6,599 2,460 168.25

    Total 83,087 73,617 12.86

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Palm Oil Engineering – Services

    One stop centre turnkey contractor

    for Modipalm Continuous

    Sterilization palm oil mills

    Our services and products

    encompass the following:

    Earthwork/site preparation;

    Civil construction;

    Mill engineering; and

    Supply, installation, testing and

    commissioning of machineries

    and equipment

    Palm Oil

    Engineering – Core

    Products

    Screw Press

    Digester Continuous Sterilizer

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Palm Oil Engineering - Robust Performance

    265,057

    341,379 317,621

    447,428 428,593

    45,234 77,551 81,535 92,286

    114,181

    17.07%

    22.72%

    25.67%

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    Revenue PBT PBT Margin

    PBT margin has grown from 17.07% in

    FY11 to 26.64% for FY15

    The significant improvement over the

    years can be mainly attributable to:

    Proven and exclusive technology in

    our Modipalm Continuous Sterilization

    mills;

    Economies of scale;

    Declining steel price; and

    Improvement in project

    implementation

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Palm Oil Engineering - Robust Performance

    RM’000 Orderbook growth is underpinned by a

    backlog of RM493million as at 3Q2016

    Despite declining trend in CPO price,

    product branding and global recognition

    surrounding our Modipalm Continuous

    Sterilization palm oil mill have been

    sustaining our orderbook

    Recurring Clients

    71%

    New Clients

    29%

    Recurring Clients

    30% New

    Clients 70%

    Clientele

    Expansion

    2011 2014

    There has been an influx of

    new clients, being clients

    other than Astra, Wilmar,

    Felda, TH Plantations,

    Tradewinds and Sime Darby

    Notable new clients secured

    include Jaya Tiasa, TDM,

    Sime Darby, Sinarmas

    Group, United Plantations

    Bumitama Agri, Ahmad Zaki

    and Rimbunan Hijau

    478,000

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    3Q2015 4Q2015 1Q2016 2Q2016 3Q2016

    Orderbook

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Higher Oil Recovery

    Our Modipalm Continuous

    Sterilization palm oil mills utilizes

    a continuous conveyor chamber

    for sterilization process, as

    opposed to conventional batch

    processing

    In conventional batch process, oil

    are loss during extraction process

    as spillage of oil occurs during

    mobilization process for the batch

    processing

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    20.27 20.4

    1919.219.419.619.8

    2020.220.420.6

    BeforeConversion

    Year ofConversion

    AfterConversion

    Mill 1

    18.51 18.89

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    17.518

    18.519

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    20.521

    BeforeConversion

    Year ofConversion

    AfterConversion

    Mill 2

    Oil Extraction Rate (%)

    Oil Extraction Rate (%)

    Historical Performance Post

    Conversion

    Our Modipalm mill also

    eliminates the need for

    recovery of empty bunch oil,

    which are low quality oil with

    high wax content

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Operator Cost Savings

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    20Tonnes/Hour

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    Savings (Monthly Wage including OT: RM1000)

    Savings (Monthly Wage including OT: RM1500)

    Savings (Monthly Wage including OT: RM2000)

    Estimated Cost Savings for

    Continuous Sterilizer Mills(RM)

    Operator requirement for the Continuous

    Sterilization mill is minimal

    Automation of mill reduces role of operator’s to

    supervision only

    Performance of mill is not highly dependent on

    labour performance

    Conventional Mills Continuous

    Sterilization Mills

    Estimated Operator Requirement (No.)

    Mill Size Conventional

    Mills

    Modipalm Continuous

    Sterilization Mills

    20 Tonnes/Hour 40 16

    30 Tonnes/Hour 45 20

    45 Tonnes/Hour 50 24

    60 Tonnes/Hour 55 24

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Maintenance Cost Savings

    Machineries Horizontal sterilizers, cages, tractors,

    skid-steer loaders, railway tracks,

    cages, transfer carriages, winches,

    capstans and mono-rail hoists or

    cage tippers

    Fresh fruit bunch conditioner

    and Continuous Sterilizer

    Approximate Annual

    Maintenance Cost

    Conventional Mills Continuous Sterilization Mills

    300,000

    400,000

    500,000

    600,000

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    Conventional Mills Continuous Sterilizer Mills

    Estimated Maintenance

    Cost For Machineries

    (RM)

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Total Cost Savings

    A 45 tonnes per hour Continuous

    Sterilization mill;

    Total operator for mill is 24;

    Average monthly wage including overtime

    reimbursement is approximately

    RM1,500.00; and

    Total maintenance cost for the machineries

    involved in sterilization process is

    approximately RM250,000 per annum

    We assume based on the following scenarios:

    A 45 tonnes per hour conventional mill;

    Total operator for mill is 50;

    Average monthly wage including overtime

    reimbursement is approximately

    RM1,500.00; and

    Total maintenance cost for the machineries

    involved in sterilization process is

    approximately RM500,000 per annum

    Conventional Sterilizer Continuous Sterilizer Savings

    (RM)

    Estimated annual labour cost 900,000 432,000 468,000

    Estimated annual

    maintenance cost

    500,000 250,000 250,000

    Total (200,000 MT FFB per annum) 718,000

    Cost Savings (RM/FFB) 3.59

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Conventional Mills Continuous Sterilization Mills

    Eliminates arduous

    manual tasks and labour

    requirement is strictly for

    supervision purposes

    Oil spillage is close to non-

    existent which allows for a

    clean working environment

    Non-pressurized and

    relatively safe sterilization

    process

    Zero accident track record

    Safety

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Quality

    Deterioration of bleachability index

    (DOBI), is an analytical procedure

    intended for quality control of crude

    palm oil

    Indicates the ease of refining and

    predicts its oxidative status

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    Sludge Oil

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    DOBI Performance of Modipalm

    Continuous Sterilizer Mills

    Environment

    Conventional

    Mills

    Continuous

    Sterilization

    Mills

    Smoke emissions from Continuous

    Sterilization mills are generally cleaner as

    opposed to intermittent black smokes from

    conventional mills

    Steam consumption for Continuous

    Sterilization mills are also relatively

    constant

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Our Projects In Malaysia (2008 – Present)

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Our Projects In Indonesia (2008 – Present)

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Our Projects In Central America/Africa (2008 – Present)

  • Palm Oil Engineering

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    Major Customers and Project References

    Continuous Sterilisation

    Country Customer No. of

    mills

    Malaysia/Indonesia Felda Group 13

    Wilmar 11

    Sime Darby 9

    TH Plantations 9

    Astra Agro Lestari 8

    London Sumatra 5

    Tradewinds 4

    TDM 3

    PT Smart 2

    Bumitama 2

    Others 20

    Subtotal 86

    Thailand, Papua New Guinea,

    Africa and Central America

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    Total Modipalm continuous

    sterilisation mills

    102

    Total conventional mills

    41

    Grand total

    143

    Country/Region Market breakdown

    Indonesia 45%

    Malaysia 40%

    Central

    America/Africa

    15%

    Market Breakdown

  • Special Purpose Vehicles

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    Special Purpose Vehicles

    A 51% owned subsidiary, our special

    purpose vehicles division has grown

    from contributing RM57 million in

    revenue in 2011 to more than

    RM262 million in 2013 and RM152

    million in 2014

    Focused primarily in bulky supply of

    specialised vehicles for government

    authorities and agencies

    262,054

    152,423 123,363 41,139

    20,885 25,797

    15.70% 13.70%

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    Revenue PBT PBT Margin

    RM’000

    Orderbook for the special purpose vehicles

    as at 3Q2016 is RM530 million

    RM’000

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    530,000

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    Orderbook

  • Special Purpose Vehicles

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    Special Purpose Vehicles

    The special purpose vehicles division is

    gradually expanding its products

    portfolio, with products ranging from

    helicopters, machine gun stabilizers

    and military related vehicles

    Successfully secured a contract to

    supply 2 units of AW189 helicopters for

    a total contract amount of RM201

    million as at 1Q2016

  • Sarawak

    Kumpulan Kris Jati

    Land area: 16,567 ha

    Planted: 11,492 ha

    Solar Green

    Land area: 5,567 ha

    Planted: 4,638 ha

    Bahtera Bahagia

    Land area: 4,269 ha

    Planted: 4,214 ha

    Plantation and Milling

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    Jointly-

    controlled entity/

    Associate

    Total planted

    area

    Effective

    equity

    interest

    Effective

    group

    planted

    area

    (ha) (%) (ha)

    Solar Green Sdn

    Bhd

    4,638 50.0 2,319

    Kumpulan Kris

    Jati Sdn Bhd

    11,492 30.0 3,448

    Bahtera Bahagia

    Sdn Bhd

    4,214 30.0 1,264

    Total 20,344 7,031

    Effective Group Interest Breakdown

    Oil Palm Cultivation – Mature Plantation Assets

  • Plantation and Milling

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    Oil Palm Cultivation – Immature Plantation Assets

    We have a greenfield

    landbank of approximately

    86,000 hectares, mostly

    situated in Kalimantan Tengah,

    Indonesia, of which 8,877

    hectares has been planted as

    at 3Q 016

    Future planting to be targeted

    at approximately 2,000

    hectares per year

  • Registered Office

    Further Information

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    Registered Office

    CB Industrial Product Holding Berhad

    Lot 4, Jalan Waja 15

    Kawasan Perusahaan Telok Panglima Garang

    42500 Telok Panglim Garang

    Selangor Darul Ehsan

    Telephone No.: 03 3122 2786

    Facsimile No.: 03 2122 1336

    E-mail: [email protected]

    Website: www.cbip.com.my

    Contact Person

    Lim Zee Yang

    Investor Relations & Corporate Affairs

    CB Industrial Product Holding Berhad

    Telephone No.: 03 3122 2823

    Cellphone No.: 012 6303451

    Facsimile No.: 03 2122 1336

    E-mail: [email protected]

    Disclaimer

    Certain statements in this presentation are based on historical results which may not be

    reflective of future results. Other statements, including without limitation, those regarding

    our future prospects, strategies and objectives of our Group, which are forward-looking in

    nature, are subject to uncertainties and contingencies. Although we believe that the

    expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable at this time, there

    can be no assurance that such expectations will subsequently materialise. The inclusion in

    this presentation should not be regarded as a representation or warranty by our Group or

    our management team that the plans and objectives of our Group will be achieved.

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