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Expansion of e-scrap capacity at Rönnskär Roger Sundqvist General Manager Rönnskär Smelter Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 1 Expansion in brief Capacity for recycling of electronic scrap from 45,000 to 120,000 tonnes/year New Kaldo plant – Capex SEK 1.3 billion Start end 2011/beginning 2012 Increased production Gold + 2 tonnes Silver + 32 tonnes Copper + 14,500 tonnes Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 2 Rationale for expansion Increased profitability Lower volatility Increased availability of e-scrap Availability for copper concentrate expected to be low for several years Maintain position as world leader Contribute to a sustainable society Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 3 Competitive position in e-recycling Proven technology Skilled personnel Best Available Technology for environment, health and safety Established market relations Excellent logistics (own harbour and the Copper shuttle) Synergies with existing production Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 4 E-scrap recycling within EU – legislation will drive e-scrap volumes WEEE-directive from 2005 Target to collect 4 kg per person and year = 90,000 tonnes/y 2% 6% 9% 11% WEEE-directive 2016 (not yet decided) Target to collect 13 kg per person and year = 270,000 tonnes/y 20% 32% Collected in Sweden 2008 16 kg per person and year 19% WEEE = Waste from electrical and electronic equipment =main source of supply Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 5 Electronic scrap within EU Supply and demand Smältverkskapacitet Skrottillgång Netto import/export 300 Smelter capacity 250 200 Scrap availability 150 100 Net import/export 50 0 -50 -100 2006 2008 Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 2010 2012 2014 6 2016 Supply of e-scrap to Rönnskär Europe: Scandinavia: North America: Others: 70% of e-scrap volume 20% of e-scrap volume 5% of e-scrap volume 5% of e-scrap volume Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 7 The value chain for electrical and electronic waste Collection of e-waste from industry and households Inspection/Cleaning Plastic Glass * Types of e-scrap Partition/Fragmentation Separation – WEEE-scrap (e.g. low-grade circuit boards) – Granules – High grade circuit board scrap – Alloyed scrap with precious metals – Production waste from manufacturing of electronics – Telecom scrap Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 Aluminium Iron E-scrap* BOLIDEN 8 Competitors Europe Aurubis, Hamburg Aurubis, Lünen Umicore, Hoboken Boliden Rest of the world Xstrata, Canada Dowa, Japan Umicore, Hobokken Alternatives Aurubis, Lünen Exports to China and Africa Waste deposit instead of recycling Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 Aurubis, Hamburg 9 Existing Kaldo Start-up 1976 Treatment of electronic scrap since 1980 Flexible unit, altering campaigns e-scrap and lead smelting Superior capacity compared to competing technologies World class environmental performance Continuous improvements Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 10 More than 30 years of experience in e-scrap smelting and recycling Tonnes Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 11 New Kaldo Plant Indoor storage Kaldo furnace Boiler Gas cleaning equipment Granulation plant Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 12 Shredder for pre-treatment Sampling Logistics for unloading Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 13 Environmental Performance Increased energy recycling excess heat from scrap smelting transformed into electricity or district heating Decreased fugitive emissions of dust increased storage capacity for electronic scrap enhoused conveyor system to kaldo furnace Transportation less internal transportation future supply mainly with ship or train CO2-emissions raw material related emissions are not included in the European trading with allowances (ETS) Permit from County Administrative Board 26/06/2008 Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 14 120,000 tonnes per year Capital Markets Days - November 1-2, 2010 15