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Page 1: Breakout Session Seeds & Traits - BASF · Breakout Session Seeds & Traits. Garth Hodges Dr. Andreas Sewing. Vice President Vice President Global Business Management Research & Development

Breakout Session Seeds & TraitsGarth Hodges Dr. Andreas SewingVice President Vice PresidentGlobal Business Management Research & DevelopmentCanola Seeds & Traits Vegetable Seeds

BASF Capital Markets DayGhent, Belgium, September 27, 2019

Page 2: Breakout Session Seeds & Traits - BASF · Breakout Session Seeds & Traits. Garth Hodges Dr. Andreas Sewing. Vice President Vice President Global Business Management Research & Development

Cautionary note regarding forward-looking statements

This presentation contains forward-looking statements. These statements are based on currentestimates and projections of the Board of Executive Directors and currently available information.Forward-looking statements are not guarantees of the future developments and results outlinedtherein. These are dependent on a number of factors; they involve various risks and uncertainties; andthey are based on assumptions that may not prove to be accurate. Such risk factors include thosediscussed in Opportunities and Risks on pages 123 to 130 of the BASF Report 2018. BASF does notassume any obligation to update the forward-looking statements contained in this presentation aboveand beyond the legal requirements.

September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 2

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In H1 2019, seeds & traits accounted for around one quarter of the sales of BASF Agricultural Solutions

September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 3

H1 2019 sales by indication and sector

€4,445 million23%

Seeds & traits

Fungicides28%

Herbicides34%

Insecticides9%

Seed treatment6%

Canola

Vegetables

Cotton

Soybean

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InVigor® canola seeds business Garth HodgesVice President Global Business Management Canola Seeds & Traits

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 5

Canola – heart-healthy oil crop low in saturated fatty acids

Flowers

Meal Oil Seed Pods

Canada exports over 90% of its canola production to the U.S., China, Japan and Mexico

Developed in the early 1970’s

~24 million acres in North America, primarily for food used in frying and cooking

~17 million acres in Europe primarily used for biodiesel

The meal is a high-protein feed for animals

The canola industry generates ~€17 billion1

in value for the Canadian economy each year

1 Source: Canola Council of Canada report 2017

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 6

InVigor® is a brand promise of new (revolution) and improved (evolution) products with exceptional performance

2019 Offerings

Evolution: Strong track record of product commercialization with exceptional performance

Herbicide tolerance Hybridization Pod shatter InVigor® Health InVigor® RATE

Revolution: Technologies and advanced breeding capabilities

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 7

InVigor® segment-leading canola seed business

2018 Canadian canola seed, segment share

Peer 217%

Others14%

Peer 111%

22.4 millionacres 58%

2018 U.S. canola seed, segment share

Peer 26%

Others9%Peer 111% 1.8 million

acres 74%

Source: AGDATA Inc.Source: AGDATA Inc.

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 8

The continuum of the seeds business

Sales and marketingBreeding and research Effective operationsInnovative technology

Continued investment in breeding and research plus the operational and strategic interconnection and interdependency is the most important principle for a successful seed business

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 9

Canola production: High-performance seeds benefitting from BASF’s leading crop protection products

Facet® LHerbicide

Cotegra®

Fungicide

Lance®

Fungicide

Heat LQ®Powered by Kixor®

HerbicideHeat Harvest®Powered by Kixor®

Herbicide

Distinct®

Herbicide

Nexicor®

Xemium® Fungicide

Centurion®

Herbicide

Liberty®

Herbicide

BASF solutionsfor canola in Canada

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 10

Canola market drivers – impact of pod shatter reduction

#SellTheSwather

Canola pods naturally shatter upon ripening, thus causing seed losses and reduction of yield

Growers need to cut the canola (swath) prior to full maturity to limit losses, but seeds are not fully mature and some losses still occur

Shatter tolerance is a revolutionary feature bread into InVigor® hybrids which prevents premature shatter and yield loss

Growers can leave the plants until full maturity and directly harvest without the intermediate swathing step

Benefits: Saves time, eliminates cutting costs, greater yields, more oil content, harvest flexibility

2015 2016

12% 20%

2017

38%

2018

60%

First time straight cutting. Might have to

#SellTheSwather

Straight cutting some canola drown outs. I’m hooked

#SellTheSwather ;)

Straight cut over half the canola this year and couldn’t be happier

#SellTheSwather

4-5 bu better on straight cut vs. swath. Time to#SellTheSwather

Pod shatter customers’ Twitter testimonials

All other InVigor® hybridsPod shatter

InVigor® hybrids with pod shatter reduction technology

80% 62% 40%88%

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Revolution: Technologies and advanced breeding capabilities

September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 11

Address growers’ desire for ease-of-use and precision seeding concepts

Further improve InVigor® brand image through a higher-performing product

Demonstrate innovation leadership

InVigor® HealthCanola oil with no trans-fatty acids and low saturates

Utilize existing infrastructure to increase customer reach and segment penetration

Leverage existing infrastructure to supply inventory needs Capitalize on top-quality germplasm base Access to high omega-9 canola trait Cross-license agreement with Cargill

Growers BASF

Increase accuracy in forecasting sales when growers are seeding by targeted plant population

Distributors,retailers

InVigor® RATEOptimizing yield, agronomic consistency and performance selling by seed count

Improved agronomy strategy Specialty-oil canola strategy

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InVigor® – key takeaways

September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 12

# Quality is everything –Protect the brand promise

# Proximity to our customers means direct accountability –Keep promises and commitments

# Yield is a priority

# Growers trust InVigor® on more acres than any other canola hybrid in North America

# Seed is a unique emotional and scientific decision# Seed is one of the first

decisions a grower makes

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Vegetable seedsDr. Andreas SewingVice President Research & Development Vegetable Seeds

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 14

Vegetables as healthy choice for people and planet

Sustainable solutionsClosed growing systems optimizing resource use and enabling productionclose to consumer

Benefits to societyScientific evidence supporting health benefits of fruit and vegetables

Convenience andeating as experienceFostering healthy eatingwith flavorful vegetables and convenient formats

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 15

Global vegetable seeds market

2018 2025 2030

Vegetable seeds marketmillion €

Lettuce4%

Carrot4%

Cucumber6%

Pepper10%

Tomato15%

Others46%

Melon4%

Onion7%

€5.1 billion

Vegetable seeds market by product 2018%

Source: AgbioInvestor; BASF estimate

Watermelon4%

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Acreage

Varieties

Output value

Price volatility

Consumer/retail power

September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 16

Vegetable market specifics

Vegetables

Exclusively non-GM products

Focus on genetic solutions (for disease and pest control)

Highly fragmented market

Non-processed consumption

Complex value chain

Consumer exposure

Row crops

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 17

Delivering solutions across the whole value chain

Viral disease Bacterial disease Fungal disease Sucking pests

Reducing input Heat set and tolerance Drought tolerance Earliness Harvest windows Advanced growing solutions

Shelf life Transportability Oxidation

Taste Convenience Nutritional value

DealerPlant raiser

SmallholderProfessional grower Cooperative Processing –

IndustryRetail –

Foodservice Consumer

Establishing yield Yield protection Processing qualities Consumer value

Integrated grower

Development of native traits and genetic solutionsNew growing concepts

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 18

Our contribution: Offering convenience with Kisy® – easy to eat and staying relevant to the consumer

Kisy®Changing our traditional understanding of yield

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 19

Our contribution: Delivering value to growers by combining genetics and growing technologies

Compact trait –More output with less resources for high-tech cucumber growers

Trait results in open plant architecture, reduced leaves and compact growing habit requiring less space

20% more stems/plants per m2 greenhouse

Reduced labor for plant pruning Easier and automation amenable

harvest

High-wire growing system

“Traditional”growing system

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 20

Our contribution: Adding value with new growing technologies

Indoor farming Reduction of product development timelines Seed production: more seed per m2

and faster delivery times to customer

Hydroponics – soilless growing Closed systems maximizing yield Automated harvesting Working with growers to match genetics with growing technologies

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September 27, 2019 | BASF Capital Markets Day 21

Our contribution in the U.S. market: Sunions®

– consumer solutions making the headlines

“VERY APEELINGFarmers have created a new kind of onion that won’t make you cry when you chop them up.”The SUN, January 9, 2018

Integrated product

developmentCombining high throughput

technologies and consumer taste

panels

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