Investor site visit to Calvert December 3, 2015

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Introduction Johanna Henttonen SVP – Investor Relations

Outokumpu - Global leader in stainless steel Sales of EUR 6.8 billion by business area 2)

85% recycled content raw materials

Over 11,000 people in over 40 countries

Stainless steel is 100% recyclable

Coil EMEA Coil Americas APAC Quarto Plate

6% 6% 7% 6% 59%

16%

Long Products

Strong market position 1) ~30%Europe ~22% NAFTA ~1% Asia

Other operations

~53% of sales is direct sales to end-customers 3) Consumer goods Automotive Architecture & Building

6%

Chemical, petrochemical and energy Metal processing

Heavy industries

19%

23%

22%

5%

20% 5%

Other 1) 2) 3)

Market shares 2014 are calculated based on cold rolled deliveries. Source: Eurofer January 2014, AISI January 2014, CRU January 2014 External sales 2014 Direct sales only, ~53% of Outokumpu’s total sales in 2014

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We have strong footprint in all key markets Avesta

Tornio Kemi

Degerfors Nyby

Sheffield

New Castle

Krefeld & Benrath Shanghai

Calvert Wildwood

Dillenburg Richburg

Dahlerbrück

San Luis Potosí

Integrated melt shop, hot and cold rolling Other mills Mine Service center

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Key building blocks for Outokumpu turnaround Overcome setbacks in Calvert and turn Coil Americas profitable

Achieve targeted savings on time, continue cost optimization

Continue good progress in Coil EMEA and achieve targeted utilization and efficiency rates

Maintain moderate capex level and focus on NWC

Reduce net debt to below EUR 1.5 billion by end of 2017 and decrease financing costs

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Coil Americas update Michael Williams President – Coil Americas

Established market presence with long-term customer relationships in Americas Total stainless demand 2014, kt



• • •

Coil Americas represents 16% 1) of Group sales Market share of approx. 22% 2) in NAFTA region Experienced sales team Strong brand in the market and widest product range in NAFTA

Coil Americas, capacities kt

Calvert Melting

Hot rolling

250

Mexinox

2,440 900 Mills

350

870

Sales office

150 3)

Cold rolling

350

250

BRA 440 Rest of SAM 170

Source: SMR Real Demand September 2015, Total stainless= rolled & forged 1) Outokumpu sales 2) Market shares 2014 are calculated based on cold rolled deliveries. Source: Eurofer January 2014, AISI January 2014, CRU January 2014. 3) Continuous mill plate

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Phasing of the Calvert mill ramp-up Commercial ramp-up ongoing

Technical ramp-up  completed

One year delay due to technical issues in 2014 and weak market Full commercial capacity over the coming years  2018 first year of steady-state operations

2011 • • • •

2012

2013

All production steps tested and capabilities proven Stabilize production Complete product offering Improve efficiencies

2014

2015

2016

2017

• Ramp-up to full production capacity and mix optimization • Maximize synergies of Mexinox & Calvert • Market penetration and margin improvement

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Q3: Coil Americas improved while suffering from difficult markets and declining prices Coil Americas stainless deliveries, kt 137

Q3/14

126

Q4/14

126

Q1/15

111

Q2/15

Q3/14

-28 Q4/14

Q1/15



Decisive measures to improve Coil Americas’ volumes and profitability ongoing



More active approach in the market resulted in improved order intake

Q3/15

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-50 Q2/15

Distributor customers continued in destocking mode: low nickel price

134

Coil Americas underlying EBIT, EUR million

-33



-44



Deliveries up 21%



Base price down USD 135/t in deliveries



Slightly improved performance •

Higher volumes, better utilization rates, cost improvements



Positives largely offset by difficult market and low prices

Q3/15

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Coil Americas turnaround plan key levers Commercial Operations

Cost streamlining

•Fill the mill •Customer management •Market and customer strategy •Contract business development

•Yield •Operational excellence •Quality •On-time delivery

•Contract review and management •Logistics •Optimize personnel

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Growing along with the market NAFTA cold rolled market size (kt) and Outokumpu market share

2,500

OTK +120

OTK +100

Third party +100

OTK +130

Third party +100

30%

22%

2,000 20%

1,500 10%

1,000 500

0% 2006

2007

2008

2009

CR consumption in NAFTA

2010

2011

2012

2013

CR capacity in NAFTA

Source: AISI October 2015, SMR September 2015, Outokumpu

2014 2015f 2016f 2017f Outokumpu CR market share

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Development of US stainless steel prices Transaction prices 304 stainless steel*, USD/t

5,000

32,000

4,500 4,000

22,000

Base prices 304 stainless steel*, USD/t

1,450 1,400 1,350

3,500 3,000

12,000

2,500 2,000

2,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Nickel price

1,300 1,250 2011

US transaction price

Source: CRU November 2015, Metal Bulletin November 2015 * 2mm sheet cold rolled 304 grade

2012

2013

2014

2015

US base price

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Cold rolled import development 50

40%

40

30%

30

24%

21%

20%

20 10

10%

7%

6% 3%

2%

0%

Jan-14 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan-15 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep

0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Thousands

US cold rolled imports, kt

Imports from rest of world Imports from Asia Taiwan import penetration %

Imports from Europe China import penetration % Total import market penetration %

Source: Foreign Trade Statistics November 2015 Import market penetraction calculated from total market supply (AISI May 2015)

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US cold rolled market composition Cold rolled market in the US, total 1.64 mt

5% 6%

3%

Service Center (Stock)

43%

Service Center (Bill of Material) Automotive

21%

Pipe&Tube Appliance OEM

23%

Source: AISI, 2014

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Destocking continues Stainless steel stock levels at US (flat products) distributors1 ,days

120 110 100

USA US long-term average

2

90 80 Jan-14 Apr-14

Jul-14 1) 2)

Oct-14 Jan-15 Apr-15

Source: MSCI Jan 2008 – Sep 2015 average

Jul-15

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Coil Americas market approach Our channel structure in the Americas

Distributors 68%

Sales by end-use customer segments

Consumer goods & Medical; 45%

Other; 12% Heavy industries; 2% Metal processing & Tubes; 12%

End users & processors 32%

Architecture, Building & Construction; 2%

Automotive; 27%

USA: distributors 75%, end-users 25% Mexico: distributors 25%, end-users 75% Based on Q3 2015 data. December 3, 2015

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Outokumpu customer profile in NAFTA

2nd

tier distributors

1st tier distributors ~50% of OTK volume

~10% of OTK volume

Demand from distributor segment currently weak due to low nickel price and elevated stock levels

End customers ~40% of OTK volume Our customers include: Samuel

Electrolux

Wabash

ThyssenKrupp

Rolled Alloys

Reliance Group

Faurecia

Ryerson

Fischer

O’Neal

Casa de Moneda

Olympic

Specialty Rolled

Ta Chen

Franke

Whirlpool

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Synergies through optimized work share Mexinox Regional • Main focus on Mexico (~50%) cross regional supply when • lack of capabilities of local mill • production cost advantages Product specialization • Automotive ferritics • Medium & light gauges • Bright Annealed/Rolled-On/ Polished • Blanks & Circles

Calvert Chicago sales office

Regional • Main focus on the US (~70%)

Product specialization • Austenitics • 72” wide • Polished • Continuous mill plate

Sao Paulo sales office Buenos Aires sales office

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Calvert ramp-up update Calvert quarterly delivery volumes, kt

150 Production in melt shop and cold rolling showing good quality 100

Calvert production capacity

50

0 2011

2012 Cold Rolled

2013

2014

Melt shop

900 kt

Hot rolling

870 kt

Cold rolling

350 kt

2015

Hot band / rolled

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Key areas for operational improvement

Delivery performance

Product portfolio expansion • •

Yield improvements

Light gauge 430 polished

Right first time (Quality)

Reliability

Scrap ratio

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Highly cost competitive operations in Calvert Cost components

Raw materials • Scrap ratio of 80-85% • Annual austenitic scrap usage of ~400 kt

Energy • Long-term contracts with Alabama Power and Sempra Gas

Labor • Highly competitive labor costs • Workforce flexibility

Raw materials

Energy

Labor

Others

Others • Logistics • Maintenance and reliability • Rents and leases

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Calvert mill Finishing Connection Bay

Hot Annealing Line

Carbon Hot Strip Mill

Cold Annealing Line

Slab Yard Cold Rolling Mills River Terminal Stainless Melt Shop

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Calvert - fully integrated and state of the art stainless steel mill Calvert mill strengths

Latest production technology and equipment • Full product range • High quality • High efficiency Unique 72 inch coil capability Efficient logistics Low energy costs Good availability of scrap and other raw materials Workforce versatility Hot rolling shared service with AM/NS, 25 year contract

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Building on existing strengths Strong regional producer with longterm customer relationships in Americas

Integrated, cost competitive operations across NAFTA

Broad portfolio that supports and develops regional demand

Leveraging Outokumpu’s leading technical expertise

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Appendix

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Outokumpu Americas milestones

1976 Mexinox established 2007 Calvert greenfield project (USD 1.5 bn investment) 2010 First coil produced at Calvert mill 2011 First 74” coil produced at Calvert mill 2012 First melt at Calvert mill Dec. 2012: Inoxum transaction: two leaders each with over 100 year legacy come together to form the new Outokumpu • Over 2,500 employees form the Americas team • 2014 Record months in sales and production December 3, 2015 • • • • • •

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Outokumpu Mexinox

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Cold rolling capacity of 250,000 tonnes annually Founded in 1976: 37 years of cumulative know-how in stainless steel Excellent reputation – highly respected both in the US and in Mexico Focus on ferritic, tailored material solutions Close collaboration with end-customers Strong market share in the Mexican market Largest importer into the US

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Outokumpu Mexinox

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