Refining at NIS, Bottom of the Barrel Project

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Refining at NIS, Bottom of the Barrel Project Construction of a delayed coking unit at the Pančevo Refinery November 6 th, 2017 Andrei Tuchnin First Deputy CEO for Refining & Marketing

Objective The purpose of the project is to expand the product line and the production of the petroleum products that generate the biggest revenues. The project is aimed at helping NIS to achieve the targets of the Refining Block and NIS overall. Finding ways to sell high-sulphur fuel oil given the low price on the market, and the expected legal limitations on the production and sale of this type of fuel oil starting 2018. Fuel oil will partially be replaced with coke. Coke is in demand on the local market, while now 100% of domestic coke demand is met through import. It will help increase the production of light petroleum products, including diesel (a 30% rise) without the need to buy additional feedstock, which, in turn, will make the NIS s refining business more efficient. Increasing the refining depth to 99.2%, with a maximum utilization of the existing refining capacities and infrastructure. Continuing the refurbishment of NIS refining capacities with the aim of maximizing the NIS EBITDA, taking into consideration market demand and constraints. Consolidating NIS positions in the refining business across the Balkan region. 2

Key petroleum product production figures New unit product breakdown Project benefits: Gas 14% Gasoline 12% 461 USD/t Increased production of Euro diesel, autogas and jet fuel 527 USD/t 168 USD/t Vacuum residue 100% Heavy diesel fuel 26% Light diesel fuel 27% Refinery coke 21% 541 USD/t 541 USD/t 82 USD/t Maximum reduction in or discontinuation of fuel oil production; increased refining depth at Pančevo Refinery from 85.5% to 99.2 % following the startup of the DCU. Average price: 3 Before project After project 168 USD/t 432 USD/t Qualitative improvement of EBITDA.

DCU project will help increase light product yield (~ 85 %), including that of diesel fuel (~ 50%) to the demand level of the NIS sales division UPGRADE OF PANČEVO REFINERY IMPROVED EFFICIENCY AND INCREASED REFINING DEPTH Output of petroleum products, [kt] 3,188 3,348 Fuel oil Bitumen and polymer bitumen Coke Straight-run gasoline Automobile gasoline* Jet fuel Euro diesel Other** LPG+Propylene Before project +38.2% +14.2% +6.8% After project Light product share 74.1% 84.6% Refining depth*** 85.5% 99.2% 4 * Euro BMB 95,98, 100 ** Aromatics, Euro EL (low sulphur heating oil), sulphur *** According to methodology applied in Russian Federation

Pančevo Refinery upgrade opens more opportunities for optimizing the crude basket Feedstock, [kt] 3,251 4,234 Other feedstock* CPC New Port Other crudes Domestic crudes REB Kirkuk 2016 2025 The delayed coking unit (DCU), by refining the vacuum residue, will allow to discontinue the production of fuel oil, increase the refining depth and economic efficiency of the Refinery; it will also open up new opportunities for refining new types of crude, including heavy crude. 5 *VGP, isobutane, MTBE, pyrolysis gasoline, polymer for bitumen, hydrogen

Main market niches will be covered by Pančevo Refinery products 6 Autogasoline* Diesel fuel** Jet fuel Petroleum product output [kt] Pančevo Refinery, [kt] +20% +56% +58% 3,077 4,077 2016 2025 * Euro BMB 95,98, 100 ** Euro diesel, bunkering fuel *** Market niches 2025 for gasoline and diesel fuel include bio-components Actual output of the Refinery (2016) Projected output in 2025 according to Strategy Market niches 2025*** Market niches of NIS have been adjusted with consideration given to the following factors: Increase in market niches of motor gasoline and diesel fuel relative to the 2016 results through a planned expansion of the NIS presence in its own assets across the region, and by increasing the export of additional volumes Growth in the market niche of jet fuel has been based on the Sales Block s jet fuel sale plans in the region Additional volumes of petroleum products will be sold in Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Romania and Bulgaria

Regional overview Most of regional competitors choose to build their own DCUs 7 Majority of refineries in the region have already implemented their own bottom-of-thebarrel projects Refinery Capacity, Mln t Bottom-of-the-barrel solution Duna Bratislava DCU Hydrocracking LC-fining Rijeka 4.5 No. Plan is to build a DCU. Construction is planned to start in 2022 Sisak Burgas Ploesti Petrobrazi Petromedia Okta Bosanski brod 2.2 2.4 2.5 3.0 4.2 6.1 5.0 8.1 9.8 No Hydrocracking of the residue using the H-oil technology DCU DCU DCU No No

Project economics Project expectations Reaching the maximum EBITDA performance by increasing the refining depth and producing high-margin products, taking into account market opportunities and constraints. Discontinuing the production of high-sulphur fuel oil to be able to meet EU environmental standards from 2019 Maximum utilization of the existing capacities and infrastructure at Pančevo Refinery Project milestones Start of design work 2015 Start of construction 2017 Unit start-up Q3 2019 Key project parameters CAPEX US$ 330 mn PI 1.80 PP/DPP 9.1/11.6 8

Project schedule Activity Selection of contractors for WP 1 Selection of contractors for WP 2 Complex of preparatory works for the construction site Obtaining a building permit Working design Procurement and delivery of LLI equipment Procurement and delivery of MTR Building and installation work WP 1 + WP 2 Setup and commissioning Testing after commissioning Project history: Idea and funding approved for the BDP/FEED phases April 2014 Completion of FEED February 2016 Funding for Execution stage approved July 2016 (GPN IC). 9 2016 2017 2018 2019 III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV Contract signed EPCm Contractor for WP 1 selected EPCm Contractor for WP 2 selected Building and installation permit 7/10/2017 3D 90% Compressor finished and ready for delivery LEGEND: Plan Fact Forecast Performing documentation Mechanical readiness Operational readiness Key activities performed: All essential equipment contracted August 2016 EPCm contractors selected October 2016 Construction permit obtained July 2017 Contractors for construction and metal work have been selected

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