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Apresentação Corporativa
Corporate Presentation
3rd quartertrimestre 2011
        3° 2011
60 years of DURATEX




                      2
History




     1950-2000                 2001-2008                2009                 2010                   2011
•1951: Foundation           •2002: New            •Association         • Acquisition of       • Acquisition of
                             MDF/HDF/SDF           between Duratex      land with forest in     Elizabeth
•1954-1961: Beginning                                                   São Paulo
 of hardboard                unit in Botucatu      and Satipel:
 production                                        Establishment of                           • 2 new MDF
•1972: Incorporation of     • 2005: Nivel 1 of     the biggest panel   • Beginning of
                                                                                                plants
 DECA                        BM&FBovespa           maker on the         operation of the
                             Corporate             Southern             Resin Plant
•1981-1995: Acquisition                            Hemisphere                                 • Bonus Shares
 of                          Governance
 Louçasul, Itapetininga     • 2008- Acquisition                                                 of 20%
 unit, Agudos, and the       of Ideal Standard    • NOVO MERCADO
 Argentine company           and Cerâmica
 Piazza Hermanos             Monte Carlo          •MDP expansion in
•1997: First MDF facility                          Taquari
 in Brazil, Agudos (SP)



                                                        3
60 years of Duratex
                    “Celebrating 60 years with art, music and environmental education”.


                                                           Season of Concerts Duratex 60 years

                                                           12 concerts with Maestro João Carlos Martins and
                                                           Bachiana Philharmonic in the municipalities where
                                                           the Company’s units and are located.
                                                           There have already been 9 concerts held, attended
                                                           by more than 25,000 people.




                      Rino Mania

A cultural project to incentive young artists.
Exibition of 60 sculptures in the city of São Paulo
and a traveling exibition of 15 sculptures that
toured 11 cities in Brazil, in which Duratex has its
units. On 27.Oct.2011 all the sculptures were
auctioned and the profit of R$564.5 thousand was
donated to charities.


                                                       4
Corporate Governance




                       5
Shareholder Structure

                                   Shareholders                             Numeber of Shares Sep/11                               %
                                   Controllers                                               317,374,960                                     58%
                                   Shares in Treasury                                           1,849,486                                        0%
                                   Free Float                                                230,810,885                                     42%
                                   Total shares                                              550,035,331                                    100%
                                   Base 30/Sep/2011

                                                                                         Shareholder structure in Sptember 2011

         • 100% common shares (1 share, 1 vote)
                                                                                                                 Treasury
                                                                                                                   0,3%
         • Tag along of 100% to all shares
                                                                                                 Foreign
         • Dividend policy: 30% of the adjusted Net Income                                      Investors
                                                                                                  26,3%
                                                                                                                                       Itaúsa*
         • Existence of Board of Directors Committees                                                                                   39,9%

                    o Audit and Risk Management *

                    o Personnel Governance and Nominating Committee*                         Other
                                                                                         Local Investors
                    o Sustainability Committee *                                             13,5%

                    o Committee for Evaluation of Transactions with Related Parties             Pension Funds
                    (composed only of independent members)                                          2,2%
                                                                                                                    Ligna*
                    o Disclosure and Negotiation Committee(led by Director of IR)                                   17,8%


                                                                                        * Included the participation of families
* Chaired by independent Board members


                                                                                 6
Business Performance




                       7
Reconciliation of Total Assets and Equity

TOTAL ASSETS                                                       3Q11            2Q11           3Q10
Before adjustments to IFRS (in R$'000)                               5,553,312      5,503,248      4,821,099
                                         Business Combination         733,919        744,274        763,790
                                              Biological Assets       327,275        326,188        329,614
                                            Employee Benefits             77,274      69,881         64,061
                                           Other adjustments               2,873          2,873      (8,473)
After adjustments to IFRS                                            6,694,653      6,646,464      5,970,091
                                                       Change        1,141,341      1,143,216      1,148,992


EQUITY                                                             3Q11            2Q11           3Q10

Before adjustments to IFRS (in R$'000)                               2,800,726      2,732,339      2,544,143

                                          Business Combination        550,514        549,068        560,191

                                               Biological Assets      216,001        215,284        217,545

                                             Employee Benefits            51,001      46,121         42,280

                                             Other adjustments            19,795      19,450         37,109

After adjustments to IFRS                                            3,638,037      3,562,262      3,401,268

                                                        Change        837,311        829,923        857,125




                                                              8
Reconciliation of Net Income                                   Net Income
NET INCOME (in R$’000)                                                                3Q11          2Q11          3Q10        Jan-Sep/11         Jan-Sep/10
Before adjustments to IFRS                                                                117,257    108,268        118,385       303,420            310,878
ROE                                                                                        17.0%       16.0%         18.9%          14.9%              17.1%
                                                         Business Combination             (4,639)     (2,919)       (3,931)       (11,630)           (11,264)
                                                               Biological Assets             717      (5,481)        28,611        (3,228)             32,368
                                                            Employee Benefits               4,879          515        1,808          6,911              5,426
                                                            Other adjustments                   0             0       7,564                  0       (13,614)
After adjustments to IFRS                                                                 118,214    100,383        152,437       295,473            323,794
                                                      Extraordinary events (¹)         (15,881)       (9,284)       (3,962)       (25,165)            (3,962)
Recurrent Net Income in IFRS                                                              102,333      91,099       148,475       270,308            319,832
Recurrent ROE                                                                              11.4%       10.3%         17.7%          10.2%              13.1%
(¹) 2Q11, 3Q11 and 3Q10: Fixed asset sale, mainly,
                                         Principal events that impacted results when compared with 2010 (non cash)
             Biological Assets (increase in price of wood and planted area in 2010)    (27,893)                                   (35,595)
                                                        Increase in Depreciation          (7,453)                                 (22,889)
                                                                           TOTAL       (35,346)                                   (58,484)

                                                                Net Income* (R$ million) & ROE* (%)
                                                319.8
                                                                      270.3                           17.7%                   +12.3%
                                                 13.1%
                                                                                                                                     11.4%
                          8.3%
                                                                             10.2%                    148.5              10.3%
                          138.2                                                                                                      102.3
                                                                                                                     91.1



                           9M09                  9M10                  9M11                           3Q10
                                                                                                       3T10          2Q11
                                                                                                                     2T09              3Q11
                                                                                                                                       3T11
                      *Recurrent

                                                                                      9
Consolidated Net Revenue
                                                       Net Revenue (R$ million) and Gross Margin* (%)
   Gross Margin         34.4%                  38.6%             34.6%                        39.7%                34.9%                 34.9%


                                                               2,200.8
                                           2,022.2

                       1,309.5                                                                                             +5.1%
                                                                                            703.3                751.2                 789.8




                         9M09                  9M10              9M11                        3Q10
                                                                                             3T10                 2Q11
                                                                                                                 2T11                   3Q11
                                                                                                                                       3T11
 Madeira                 771.0           1,356.2             1,396.5     63%                 472.6               480.7             502.1         64%

 Deca                    538.5           666.0               804.3       37%                 230.7               270.5             287.7         36%

*Margin without biological assets

            Geographical Distribution of Sales 3Q11 (%)                                     Net Revenue by product 3Q11 (%)

                                                                                                      Vitreous
                                               Foreign                                                 China
                                                                                                                             MDF/
                                               Market                                                  17.5%
                                                                                                                           Laminated
                                                4.4%                                                                        Flooring
                                                                                         Metal Fittings                      34.1%
                                    Domestic                                                18.9%
                                     Market
                                     95.6%
                                                                                         Components
                                                                                                                    MDP
                                                                                            0.5%
                                                                                                 Hardboard          21.3%
                                                                                                    7.7%

                                                                               10
Reconciliation of consolidated EBITDA (Before adjustments to IFRS)
Before adjustments to IFRS

R$ 000                                                   3Q11           2Q11           %        3Q10        %       Jan-Sep/11     Jan-Sep/10   %

Operating Profit Before Financial Result                  194,471       163,524       18.9       190,668      2.2       489,859      507,781    (3.5)
                   Depreciation/Amortization/Depletion      65,750        68,442      (3.9)       54,764    20.1        191,816      158,468    21.0
EBITDA                                                    260,221       231,966       12.2       245,432      6.0       681,675      666,249      2.3
EBITDA Margin                                                32.9%         30,.%          -        34.9%        -         31.0%        32.9%        -
                              Extraordinary Events (¹)    (25,820)      (14,068)          -       (6,004)       -       (39,888)      (6,004)       -
Recurrent EBITDA                                          234,401       217,898         7.6      239,428    (2.1)       641,787      660,245    (2.8)
Recurrent EBITDA Margin                                      29.7%         29.0%          -        34.0%        -         29.2%        32.6%        -
(¹) 2Q11, 3Q11 3Q10: Fixed asset sale, mainly




                                   Recurrent EBITDA (R$ million)

                       660.2             641.8


       429.1                                                                                                                          Deca
                                                                                                                                      33%

                                                                239.4          217.9          234.4
                                                                                                                     Wood
                                                                                                                     67%



       9M09             9M10             9M11                    3Q10
                                                                 3T10          2Q11
                                                                               2T11           3Q11
                                                                                              3T11




                                                                           11
Reconciliation of consolidated EBITDA (After adjustments to IFRS)
After adjustments to IFRS

R$ 000                                                      3Q11         2Q11       %           3Q10        %        Jan-Sep/11        Jan-Sep/10      %

Operating Profit Before Financial Result                      178,560    143,411    24.5        217,182    (17.8)            445,148       518,939    (14.2)
                  Depreciation/Amortization/Depletion           72,013     75,018   (4.0)         60,720     18.6            211,000       176,319      19.7
                Change in Fair Value of Biological Assets     (37,195)   (27,693)   34.3        (72,509)   (48.7)          (100,490)     (149,411)    (32.7)
                  Depletion Portion of Biological Assets        36,108     35,998     0.3         29,159     23.8            105,381       100,369       5,0
                                     Employee Benefits         (7,393)      (780)       -        (2,740)        -           (10,471)        (8,222)        -
EBITDA                                                        242,094    225,954      7.1       231,812       4.4            650,568       637,994       2.0
EBITDA Margin                                                   30.7%      30.1%        -         33.0%         -             29.6%          31.5%         -
                              Extraordinary Events (¹)        (25,820)   (14,068)       -        (6,004)        -           (39,888)        (6,004)        -
Recurrent EBITDA                                              216,274    211,886      2.1       225,808     (4.2)            610,680       631,990     (3.4)
Recurrent EBITDA Margin                                         27.4%      28.2%        -         32.1%         -             27.7%          31.3%         -

(¹) 2Q11, 3Q11 and 3Q10: Fixed asset sale, mainly


                              Recurrent EBITDA (R$ million)

                     631.9            610.7
                                                                                                                                       Deca
                                                                                                                                       32%

     314.2
                                                               225.8
                                                                           211.9        216.3                       Wood
                                                                                                                    68%



     9M09            9M10             9M11                     3Q10
                                                               3T10         2Q11
                                                                           2T11         3Q11
                                                                                        3T11


                                                                            12
Indebtedness
       R$’000                                          3Q11                     2Q11            Var.                 3Q10             Var.

       Short Term Debt                                        584,854               531,969       52,885                    410,432          174,422
       Long Term Debt                                       1,322,915             1,397,867     (74,952)                1,090,368            232,547
       Total Financial Debt                                 1,907,769             1,929,836     (22,067)                1,500,800            406,969
       Cash                                                   710,992               759,763     (48,771)                    452,899          258,093
       Net Debt                                             1,196,777             1,170,073       26,704                1,047,901            148,876



                              Net Debt (R$ million) /Equity (%)                               Net Debt (R$ million) /EBITDA (last 12 months)
                                               1.28                      1.31                    1.32
                                                                   1,170.1                      1,196.7
                                         1,047.9


                                            30.8%                       32.8%                   32.9%



                                           3Q10
                                            3T10                        2Q11
                                                                        2T11                     3Q11
                                                                                                 3T11

                   Origin of Debt (%)                                                           Amortization Schedule (R$’000)
                                                                   710.9
                                                                                              643.4

                  Domestic
                                                                                                             349.7                             382.5
                  Currency                                                                                                   320.9
                    94%                                                         211.2
                                 Foreign   *
                                Currency
                                   6%

*100% Swap for CDI                                                  Cash        2011           2012           2013            2014       2015 e and after
                                                                                                                                                após

                                                                        13
Consolidated CAPEX (R$ million)




  891.2


                                                             620.0e

                           427.0        459.6                 196.7

                                                               423.3
                                                           Accomplished
                                                            until Sep/11



  2008                     2009         2010                  2011


Estimated Capex, Total 2011               R$ 620 million
DECA                                            210
Wood                                            276
Forest                                          29
Planting and maintenance                        93
Other                                           12


                                   14
Localization of Plants


Business division of Duratex responsible for manufacturing wood panels made ​ from pine and eucalyptus


6 PLANTS
São Paulo:
- Itapetininga: MDP and new plant
of MDF (start-up 2013)

- Agudos: 2 MDF lines, Flooring
and Resin Plant (DRI)

- Botucatu: Hardboard and MDF

Minas Gerais:
- Uberaba: MDF and MDP

Rio Grande do Sul:
- Taquari: MDP



   230 thousand ha of land:
      o SP – 62%
      o MG – 34%
      o RS – 4%




                                                       15
Highlights
  Installed Capacity & Occupancy Rate of                                                                      Shipment (in 000 m³)
          Available Capacity 3Q11
                                                                                                    1,742.9     1,713.2
              MDF                       88%                                                                                                  +3.7%
                                                                                       917.2                                                         +5.1%
                                                                                                                                 590.1       582.1       611.7
              MDP                       87%


              Hardboard                 100%                                                                                                  2Q11
                                                                                       9M09          9M10        9M11                3Q10
                                                                                                                                     3T10     2T11            3Q11
                                                                                                                                                             3T11

Annual Capacity (in ´000 m³)      NOMINAL    EFFECTIVE * AVAILABLE**                      Net Revenue (R$ million) and Gross Margin* (%)
             MDF                    1,800       1,530        1,400
             MDP                    1,900       1,620        1,350     Gross Margin     27.4%       40.1%        32.2%               36.1%     33.1%           32.6%
         Hardboard                     210        195          195
                                                                                                     1,356.2     1,396.5
             Total                  3,910       3,345        2,945
*Effective Annual Capacity of Duratex, considering lines already
                                                                                                                                              +6.2%
installed, after periods of ramp-up and minor investments
**Without minor investments mentioned above                                             771.0                                                        +4.5%
                                                                                                                                     472.6    480.7          502.1
                  Sales Channels 3Q11:
                               Other
                                6%                                                       9M09         9M10        9M11                3Q10
                                                                                                                                      3T10     2Q11
                                                                                                                                               2T11            3Q11
                                                                                                                                                              3T11
           Construction                                                *Without biological assets
                 15%
                                        Furniture
                                        Industry
                                                                       ]
                        Retail            53%
                         26%



                                                                                          16
Reconciliation of EBITDA




(in R$’000)                                         3Q11      2Q11       %       3Q10       %       Jan-Sep/11    Jan-Sep/10     %
Operacional Profit before                            119.2      90.4    31.9      150.0    (20.6)        271.7         338.6    (19.8)
Financial Results
Change in Fair Value of Biological Assets            (37.2)    (27.7)   34.3      (72.5)   (48.7)       (100.5)       (149.4)   (32.7)

            Depletion of Biological Assets            36,1      35.9     0.3       29.2     23.8         105.4         100.4      5.0

  Depreciation/Amortization/Depletion                 59.9      61.8    (3.1)      50.7     18.8         173.5         146.8     18.2

                         Employee Benefits            (4.8)     (0.5)        -     (1.8)        -         (6.8)         (5.5)        -

EBITDA                                               173.1     159.9     8.3      155.5     11.3         443.3         430.9      2.9

               Extraordinary Events (¹)              (25.8)    (14.1)        -     (6.0)        -        (39.9)         (6.0)        -

Recurrent EBITDA                                     147.3     145.8     1.0      149.5     (1.5)        403.4         424.9     (5.1)

Recurrent EBITDA Margin                              29.3%     30.3%         -    31.6%         -        28.9%         31.3%         -

Before adjustments to IFRS
Recurrent EBITDA                                     158.1     147.9     6.8      157.8      0.2         420.2         441.5     (4.8)

Recurrent EBITDA Margin                              31.5%     30.8%         -    33.4%         -        30.1%         32.6%         -


(¹) 2Q11, 3Q11 and 3Q10: Fixed asset sale, mainly




                                                                        17
Wood Panels Market
                         Total Consumption of Wood Panels in Brazil (Source ABIPA, in „000 m³)
          MDF Effective Available Capacity: 3,660 thousand m³/year;                     Effective Capacity of the Industry: 4,080 thousand m³/year

                                                                   2,972                       +2.8%
                                            2,263       2,352                             2,224      2,287
                                 2,037
                      1,861                                                                                                            +12.4%
          1,413                                                                                                                               +4.5%

                                                                                                                             740        796       832




           2005       2006        2007       2008       2009        2010                  9M10       9M11                   3Q10
                                                                                                                            3T10       2Q11
                                                                                                                                       2T11       3Q11
                                                                                                                                                  3T11

          MDP Effective Available Capacity: 3,620 thousand m³/year;                     Effective Capacity of the Industry: 4,000 thousand m³/year


                                                                   2,885                       +4.3%
                                 2,548      2,633
                                                        2,431
                      2,186                                                               2,157      2,250
          2,102
                                                                                                                                       +14.5%
                                                                                                                                              +6.3%

                                                                                                                             705        759       807




           2005       2006        2007       2008       2009        2010                  9M10       9M11                   3Q10
                                                                                                                            3T10       2Q11
                                                                                                                                       2T11       3Q11
                                                                                                                                                  3T11
*Annual effective capacity of the industry based on lines already installed, after periods of ramp-up and minor investments.
 The volume of 2005-2008 refers to apparent consumption that includes inventories and from 2009 onwards refers to domestic sales in the country
                                                                               18
Localization of Plants


Business division of Duratex responsible for manufacturing metal fittings, vitreous china and accessories

9 PLANTS
BRAZIL
São Paulo:
- Metals: São Paulo and Jundiaí
- Vitreous China: 2 plants in
  Jundiaí

Rio de Janeiro:
- Vitreous China: Queimados

Rio Grande do Sul:
- Vitreous China: São Leopoldo

Pernambuco:
- Vitreous China: Cabo de Santo
  Agostinho

Paraíba:
- Vitreous China: João Pessoa


ARGENTINA
- Metals: Deca Piazza in Buenos
  Aires

                                                      19
Building Materials Industry


                                                 ABRAMAT INDEX




                 2005        2006         2007        2008          2009         2010      Jan-Sep/11   2011 Forecast




Source: Associação Brasileira da Indústria de Materiais de Construção
ABRAMAT Index: monthly indicator of sales performance of the Building Materials Industry



                                                          20
Highlights
                                                              Shipment (in 000 items)
  Installed Capacity &
                                                             18.776
 Occupancy Rate 3Q11                                16.226
                                       14.323                                           +22.6%
                                                                                                   +8.3%
METAL FITTINGS        100%                                                                6.259           6,780
                                                                                5.529



                                        9M09        9M10      9M11              3Q10
                                                                                3T10        2Q11
                                                                                           2T11            3Q11
                                                                                                           3T11
VITREOUS CHINA        96%
                                                  Net Revenue (R$ million) and Gross Margin (%)
                             Gross Margin 39.3%      44.2%     39.1%            47.3%      38.2%           38.9%

                                                              804.3
                                                     665.9                              +24.7%
   Sales Channels 3Q11:                  538.5                                                    +6.4%
                                                                                230.7     270.5            287.7



        Retail
                                         9M09        9M10     9M11              3Q10
                                                                                 3T10      2Q11
                                                                                           2T11             3Q11
                                                                                                           3T11
         67%


                 Builders
                  22%        ]
      Other
       2%
          Wholesale
            9%


                                                       21
Reconciliation of EBITDA




(in R$’000)                  3Q11       2Q11        %       3Q10        %        9M11       9M10       %

Operacional Profit before       59.4       53.0     11.9      67.2      (11.6)    173.5      180.3     (3.8)
Financial Results

Depreciation/Amortization/      12.1       13.2     (8.1)      9.9       21.5      37.5       29.5     27.1
Depletion

Employee Benefits              (2.6)       (0.2)        -     (0.9)          -    (3.7)      (2.7)         -

EBITDA                          68.9       66.0      4.4      76.2       (9.6)    207.3      207.1      0.1

Extraordinary Events                0          0        -          0         -          0          0       -

Recurrent EBITDA                68.9       66.0      4.4      76.2       (9.6)    207.3      207.1      0.1

Recurrent EBITDA Margin       24.0%      24.4%          -    33.0%           -   25.8%      31.1%          -

Before adjustments to IFRS

Recurrent EBITDA                76.3       69.9      9.1      81.6       (6.5)    221.6      218.6      1.3

Recurrent EBITDA Margin       26.5%      25.9%          -    35.4%           -   27.6%      32.8%          -


                                               22
Sustainability




                 23
Sustainability
   • 230 K hectares of land                                                             • Harvest between 6 and 7 years
   • 140 K hectares of planted forests                                                  • Low distance between forests and plants
   • 267 million trees planted                                                          • Increased productivity (m3/hectares/year)
   • 56 trees planted per minute                                                        • Conservation of native forests
                                                                                        • Certifications(FSC and ISO14.001)

                                                                      New Developments in Productivity in Eucalyptus Forests
                                                                          Evolução da Produtividade em Novas Florestas Eucalipto
                                                                                                                 - São Paulo -
                                                                                                                    +160%
                                                                                        60                                               48     51     52




                                                                                 Year
                                                                      IMA (m³/ha.ano)
                                                                                        50                          44      44    45
                                                                                                          40
                                                                                        40          30
                                                                                        30   20
                                                                                        20
                                                                                        10
                                                                                         0
                                                                                             Anos  Anos
                                                                                             60´s 80´s    2000     2005    2006   2007   2008   2009   2010
                                                                                              60    80               Year Base

Duratex since its founding in 1951, constantly investing in environmental actions that contribute Ano the future of the planet
                                                                                                  to base
• Recycling of metal (bronze, brass and plastic)     • Water saving products                                     • Waste collection

• 9 product lines Sustentax certified , as LEED      • Material Recovery Area                                    • Certified forest
(Leadership in Energy and Environment Design)




                                                                 24
Social Actions

         Projet FORMARE                                            Environmental Education Center                  School of Joinery Tide Setubal
                     Uberaba – MG e& Taquari - RS                              Estrela do Sul - MG                 Agudos - SP




                                                                              Opened in September
                                                                              2010, received 70 visitors in
                                                                                                                                                Inaugurated in
                                                                              the same year
More than 240 youth and 543 teachers                                                                                                            2000, has trained
trained. Volunteers involved in the                                                                                                             338 young
project since 2003                                                                                                                              people
                                    Area Environmental Experience Piatan                        Community Libraries
                                                          Agudos – SP                           Estrela do Sul - MG & Taquari - RS
                                                           In 2010, the area received
                                                           more than 7,000 visitors
                                                                                                                                     Partnership with the
                                                                                                                                     Institute
                                                                                                                                     Ecofuturo, National Book
                                                                                                                                     Foundation Children and
  Program Na Mão Certa
                                                                                                                                     Youth and
                                                                                                                                     municipalities, the project
                                                                                                                                     aims to encourage reading
                                                                                                                                     in poor communities
                                                                                 Seeking the Future Project
                                                                                                 Deca units São Paulo & Jundiaí

                                                                                                    Since 2004, provides
                                                                                                    guidance for engagement in
                                                                                                    the job market for students
  Duratex signed the Program, an initiative                                                         of technical schools
  of the WCF, which goal is to inhibit the
  sexual exploitation of children and
  teenagers in Brazilian highways


                                                                           25
Economic scenario




                    26
Economic Scenario

                          Interest Rate (% annum)                                                                                  Disposable Income (R$ mn) and
                                                                                                                                   Unemployment Rate in Brazil (%)
                                                                                            Unemployment            Dec/05        Dec/06    Dec/07    Dec/08     Dec/09      Dec/10     July/11       Aug/11
                                                                                                     rate           8.6           8.4       7.4        6.8       6.8          5.3       6.0           6.0
                                                                                                                                                                                        437.785
        13,75                                                                                                                                                                419.593
                                                      12.50 12.00                                                                                               385.634
                                    11,75 12,00 12,25                                                                                                 373.340
                                                                                                         400000




11,25                                                             11.50
                        10,75 11,25                                                                               309.671         328.204
                                                                                                                                            345.923
                 8,75                                                                                    300000




                                                                                                         200000




                                                                                                         100000




                                                                                                              0




                                Jan/11 March/11 Abr/11    Jun/11 July/11    Aug/11 Out/11                           2005           2006      2007      2008       2009         2010     UDM até
2007    2008    2009    2010 jan/11 mar/11 abr/11 jun/11 jul/11 ago/11 otu/11                                                                                                             Until
                                                                                                                                                                                         jul´11
                                                                                                                                                                                          July/11


                       Minimum Wage (R$ mn)                                                                                      Total Credit / GDP (Brazil, %)
                                                                           616                   50,0%
                                                               545
                                                    510
                                                                                                                                  46.6% 46.3% 46.5%.46.5%.46.6%46.9%
                                                                                                 48,0%
                                           465                                                                                                                              46.2%
                                  415                                                                                                                              46.1% 45.7%
                         380                                                                     46,0%
                350                                                                                                              45.0%
       300                                                                                       44,0%


                                                                                                 42,0%

                                                                                                                    40.8%
                                                                                                 40,0%


                                                                                                 38,0%

       2005     2006     2007     2008     2009     2010      2011     2012p
                                                                           e                     36,0%
                                                                                                             2008         2009     2010 Jan/11 Feb/11 March/11 Apr/11
                                                                                                                                          jan/11 fev/11 mar/11 abr/11     mai/11 jun/11 jul/11
                                                                                                                                                                          May/11 Jun/11 July/11     ago/11
                                                                                                                                                                                                    Aug/11




                                                                                            27
Evolution of Nominal Capacity and Investments

                                       Nominal Capacity (in ´000 m³)
                                                                                                                       5,310
                                                                                              4,510                     210
                                       3,910                3,910               3,910          210                     3.200
                    3,110               210                  210                 210            2.400
2,510                                                                           1.800
                     210               1.800                1.800
 360                1.000
 650
                    1.900
 1.500                                                                          1.900         1.900                    1.900
                                       1.900                1.900


2007                2008                2009                2010                 2011         2013                     2015
                                               MDP      MDF              CHAPA
                                                                          HARDBOARD

         Accomplished Investments
         Flooring
         Law pressure coating line, paper saturation line
         Planting and other projects

         Investments in Progress
                                                                                                                        Expansion MDF

                                   Capacity (´000 m³)         Effective           Nominal            Expansion BP

         Plant 1 – Itapetininga                                     520               600
         Plant 2 – location to be defined                           680               800
         Forest                                                      -                  -     Plant 1 - Itapetininga
                                                Total            1,200                1,400


                                                            28
Evolution of Nominal Capacity and Investments
                               Nominal Capacity (in ´000 items)

                                                                                                         30,400
                                                                                  26,800
                                      23,000                   23,000                                    12,200
                21,800
                                                                                    9,800
18,200            6,200                 7,200                   7,200
3,800
                                                               15,800
                                        15,800
                 15,600                                                                                  18,200
                                                                                   17,000
14,440



2007              2008                  2009                    2010                2011                  2012
                                                Metais
                                                 Metais        Louças China
                                                                 Vitreous

         Accomplished Investments
         Acquisition Elizabeth (Feb/2011)
         New furnace in Cabo Santo Agostinho (+0.8 mn items/year; April/11)
         Expansion Metals to 17,000 items/year (2011)

         Investments in Progress
         Reactivation and expansion of Queimados unit, RJ + 2.4 mn items/year of vitreous china (2012)

         Metals expansion to 18.2 mn items / year (2012)



                                                          29
Value Creation




                 30
Awards & Recognitions 2011
                                                Market Value between 5 -15 billion
                                    1st place             SULAMÉRICA
                                    2nd place              DURATEX
                                    3rd place            LOJAS RENNER




Pini Award (laminate flooring)

Anamaco Award (laminate flooring)

Top of Mind

Award Stand Design




                                           31
Value Creation
         Market Value of 10 biggest Brazilian companies
                               R$ mn          US$ mn                                                 R$ mn          US$ mn
          Issuers
         DEC/ 2005                                                            SEP/ 2011
                                                                                 Issuers

 1    ,PETROBRÁS                 173,583.7       74,158.8             1    ,PETROBRAS                  262,546.3      141,580.1
 2    ,VALE R DOCE N1            106,437.3       45,472.4             2    ,VALE     N1                221,618.8      119,509.7
 3    ,BRADESCO N1                64,763.4       27,668.4             3    ,AMBEV                      158,087.8       85,250.1
 4    ,ITAUBANCO N1               58,155.1       24,845.2             4    ,ITAUUNIBANCO N1            124,658.7       67,223.2
 5    ,AMBEV                      54,119.7       23,121.2             5    ,BRADESCO N1                 96,862.9       52,234.1
 6    ,BRASIL                     34,208.0       14,614.4             6    ,BRASIL    NM                71,060.5       38,319.9
 7    ,ITAUSA    N1               24,229.1       10,351.2             7    ,TELESP                      53,799.7       29,011.9
 8    ,UNIBANCO N1                22,128.0        9,453.5             8    ,SANTANDER BR N2             53,737.7       28,978.5
 9    ,TELESP                     21,938.5        9,372.6             9    ,ITAUSA    N1                49,493.7       26,689.9
 10   ,ELETROBRÁS                 21,640.7        9,245.4             10   ,OGX PETROLEO NM             37,188.1       20,053.9
                      TOTAL    R$ 581,203.9                  +94%                          TOTAL   R$ 1,129,054.6
                              US$ 248,303.1                 +145.2%                                 US$ 608,851.3



                                                            +199.7%
                                                         DURATEX
                                R$ mn           US$ mn                                                R$ mn         US$ mn
            DEC/05
            Issuers                                                                 SEP/11
                                                                                  Issuers


  63 DURATEX          N1           1,579.8               674.9         69 DURATEX NM                     4,735.8       2,553.8

                                                                                     +276.2 %
Source: BM&FBovespa


                                                                 32
220




                               100
                                        130
                                               160
                                                     190
                                                                     250
                                                                           280
                                                                                 310




                          70
             19/06/2009
             19/07/2009

             19/08/2009

             19/09/2009
             19/10/2009

             19/11/2009
             19/12/2009

             19/01/2010

             19/02/2010
             19/03/2010

             19/04/2010
             19/05/2010

             19/06/2010
             19/07/2010




     DTEX3




33
             19/08/2010

             19/09/2010


     IBOV
             19/10/2010

             19/11/2010
             19/12/2010

             19/01/2011

             19/02/2011
             19/03/2011

             19/04/2011
                                                                                       Comparative performance of DTEX3 x IBOV (19.Jun.09 – 26.Oct.11)




             19/05/2011

             19/06/2011
             19/07/2011

             19/08/2011

             19/09/2011
             19/10/2011
                                                                                                                                                         Value Creation




                                                           +47.2%



                                     + 11.4%
DISCLAIMER

         The information contained herein was prepared by Duratex S.A. and does
not constitute an offering material, to subscribe for or purchase any of the Company’s
securities. This material also brings general information about Duratex S.A. and its
markets. No representation or warranty, express or implied, is made concerning, and
no reliance should be placed on, the accuracy, fairness or completeness of the
information presented herein.
         The Company can give no assurance that expectations disclosed in this
presentation will be confirmed.




                                                                     November, 2011



                                         34
Apresentação Corporativa
    Investor Relations
     3° trimestre 2011
  www.duratex.com.br

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Duratex - Corporate Presentation 3T11

  • 2. 60 years of DURATEX 2
  • 3. History 1950-2000 2001-2008 2009 2010 2011 •1951: Foundation •2002: New •Association • Acquisition of • Acquisition of MDF/HDF/SDF between Duratex land with forest in Elizabeth •1954-1961: Beginning São Paulo of hardboard unit in Botucatu and Satipel: production Establishment of • 2 new MDF •1972: Incorporation of • 2005: Nivel 1 of the biggest panel • Beginning of plants DECA BM&FBovespa maker on the operation of the Corporate Southern Resin Plant •1981-1995: Acquisition Hemisphere • Bonus Shares of Governance Louçasul, Itapetininga • 2008- Acquisition of 20% unit, Agudos, and the of Ideal Standard • NOVO MERCADO Argentine company and Cerâmica Piazza Hermanos Monte Carlo •MDP expansion in •1997: First MDF facility Taquari in Brazil, Agudos (SP) 3
  • 4. 60 years of Duratex “Celebrating 60 years with art, music and environmental education”. Season of Concerts Duratex 60 years 12 concerts with Maestro João Carlos Martins and Bachiana Philharmonic in the municipalities where the Company’s units and are located. There have already been 9 concerts held, attended by more than 25,000 people. Rino Mania A cultural project to incentive young artists. Exibition of 60 sculptures in the city of São Paulo and a traveling exibition of 15 sculptures that toured 11 cities in Brazil, in which Duratex has its units. On 27.Oct.2011 all the sculptures were auctioned and the profit of R$564.5 thousand was donated to charities. 4
  • 6. Shareholder Structure Shareholders Numeber of Shares Sep/11 % Controllers 317,374,960 58% Shares in Treasury 1,849,486 0% Free Float 230,810,885 42% Total shares 550,035,331 100% Base 30/Sep/2011 Shareholder structure in Sptember 2011 • 100% common shares (1 share, 1 vote) Treasury 0,3% • Tag along of 100% to all shares Foreign • Dividend policy: 30% of the adjusted Net Income Investors 26,3% Itaúsa* • Existence of Board of Directors Committees 39,9% o Audit and Risk Management * o Personnel Governance and Nominating Committee* Other Local Investors o Sustainability Committee * 13,5% o Committee for Evaluation of Transactions with Related Parties Pension Funds (composed only of independent members) 2,2% Ligna* o Disclosure and Negotiation Committee(led by Director of IR) 17,8% * Included the participation of families * Chaired by independent Board members 6
  • 8. Reconciliation of Total Assets and Equity TOTAL ASSETS 3Q11 2Q11 3Q10 Before adjustments to IFRS (in R$'000) 5,553,312 5,503,248 4,821,099 Business Combination 733,919 744,274 763,790 Biological Assets 327,275 326,188 329,614 Employee Benefits 77,274 69,881 64,061 Other adjustments 2,873 2,873 (8,473) After adjustments to IFRS 6,694,653 6,646,464 5,970,091 Change 1,141,341 1,143,216 1,148,992 EQUITY 3Q11 2Q11 3Q10 Before adjustments to IFRS (in R$'000) 2,800,726 2,732,339 2,544,143 Business Combination 550,514 549,068 560,191 Biological Assets 216,001 215,284 217,545 Employee Benefits 51,001 46,121 42,280 Other adjustments 19,795 19,450 37,109 After adjustments to IFRS 3,638,037 3,562,262 3,401,268 Change 837,311 829,923 857,125 8
  • 9. Reconciliation of Net Income Net Income NET INCOME (in R$’000) 3Q11 2Q11 3Q10 Jan-Sep/11 Jan-Sep/10 Before adjustments to IFRS 117,257 108,268 118,385 303,420 310,878 ROE 17.0% 16.0% 18.9% 14.9% 17.1% Business Combination (4,639) (2,919) (3,931) (11,630) (11,264) Biological Assets 717 (5,481) 28,611 (3,228) 32,368 Employee Benefits 4,879 515 1,808 6,911 5,426 Other adjustments 0 0 7,564 0 (13,614) After adjustments to IFRS 118,214 100,383 152,437 295,473 323,794 Extraordinary events (¹) (15,881) (9,284) (3,962) (25,165) (3,962) Recurrent Net Income in IFRS 102,333 91,099 148,475 270,308 319,832 Recurrent ROE 11.4% 10.3% 17.7% 10.2% 13.1% (¹) 2Q11, 3Q11 and 3Q10: Fixed asset sale, mainly, Principal events that impacted results when compared with 2010 (non cash) Biological Assets (increase in price of wood and planted area in 2010) (27,893) (35,595) Increase in Depreciation (7,453) (22,889) TOTAL (35,346) (58,484) Net Income* (R$ million) & ROE* (%) 319.8 270.3 17.7% +12.3% 13.1% 11.4% 8.3% 10.2% 148.5 10.3% 138.2 102.3 91.1 9M09 9M10 9M11 3Q10 3T10 2Q11 2T09 3Q11 3T11 *Recurrent 9
  • 10. Consolidated Net Revenue Net Revenue (R$ million) and Gross Margin* (%) Gross Margin 34.4% 38.6% 34.6% 39.7% 34.9% 34.9% 2,200.8 2,022.2 1,309.5 +5.1% 703.3 751.2 789.8 9M09 9M10 9M11 3Q10 3T10 2Q11 2T11 3Q11 3T11 Madeira 771.0 1,356.2 1,396.5 63% 472.6 480.7 502.1 64% Deca 538.5 666.0 804.3 37% 230.7 270.5 287.7 36% *Margin without biological assets Geographical Distribution of Sales 3Q11 (%) Net Revenue by product 3Q11 (%) Vitreous Foreign China MDF/ Market 17.5% Laminated 4.4% Flooring Metal Fittings 34.1% Domestic 18.9% Market 95.6% Components MDP 0.5% Hardboard 21.3% 7.7% 10
  • 11. Reconciliation of consolidated EBITDA (Before adjustments to IFRS) Before adjustments to IFRS R$ 000 3Q11 2Q11 % 3Q10 % Jan-Sep/11 Jan-Sep/10 % Operating Profit Before Financial Result 194,471 163,524 18.9 190,668 2.2 489,859 507,781 (3.5) Depreciation/Amortization/Depletion 65,750 68,442 (3.9) 54,764 20.1 191,816 158,468 21.0 EBITDA 260,221 231,966 12.2 245,432 6.0 681,675 666,249 2.3 EBITDA Margin 32.9% 30,.% - 34.9% - 31.0% 32.9% - Extraordinary Events (¹) (25,820) (14,068) - (6,004) - (39,888) (6,004) - Recurrent EBITDA 234,401 217,898 7.6 239,428 (2.1) 641,787 660,245 (2.8) Recurrent EBITDA Margin 29.7% 29.0% - 34.0% - 29.2% 32.6% - (¹) 2Q11, 3Q11 3Q10: Fixed asset sale, mainly Recurrent EBITDA (R$ million) 660.2 641.8 429.1 Deca 33% 239.4 217.9 234.4 Wood 67% 9M09 9M10 9M11 3Q10 3T10 2Q11 2T11 3Q11 3T11 11
  • 12. Reconciliation of consolidated EBITDA (After adjustments to IFRS) After adjustments to IFRS R$ 000 3Q11 2Q11 % 3Q10 % Jan-Sep/11 Jan-Sep/10 % Operating Profit Before Financial Result 178,560 143,411 24.5 217,182 (17.8) 445,148 518,939 (14.2) Depreciation/Amortization/Depletion 72,013 75,018 (4.0) 60,720 18.6 211,000 176,319 19.7 Change in Fair Value of Biological Assets (37,195) (27,693) 34.3 (72,509) (48.7) (100,490) (149,411) (32.7) Depletion Portion of Biological Assets 36,108 35,998 0.3 29,159 23.8 105,381 100,369 5,0 Employee Benefits (7,393) (780) - (2,740) - (10,471) (8,222) - EBITDA 242,094 225,954 7.1 231,812 4.4 650,568 637,994 2.0 EBITDA Margin 30.7% 30.1% - 33.0% - 29.6% 31.5% - Extraordinary Events (¹) (25,820) (14,068) - (6,004) - (39,888) (6,004) - Recurrent EBITDA 216,274 211,886 2.1 225,808 (4.2) 610,680 631,990 (3.4) Recurrent EBITDA Margin 27.4% 28.2% - 32.1% - 27.7% 31.3% - (¹) 2Q11, 3Q11 and 3Q10: Fixed asset sale, mainly Recurrent EBITDA (R$ million) 631.9 610.7 Deca 32% 314.2 225.8 211.9 216.3 Wood 68% 9M09 9M10 9M11 3Q10 3T10 2Q11 2T11 3Q11 3T11 12
  • 13. Indebtedness R$’000 3Q11 2Q11 Var. 3Q10 Var. Short Term Debt 584,854 531,969 52,885 410,432 174,422 Long Term Debt 1,322,915 1,397,867 (74,952) 1,090,368 232,547 Total Financial Debt 1,907,769 1,929,836 (22,067) 1,500,800 406,969 Cash 710,992 759,763 (48,771) 452,899 258,093 Net Debt 1,196,777 1,170,073 26,704 1,047,901 148,876 Net Debt (R$ million) /Equity (%) Net Debt (R$ million) /EBITDA (last 12 months) 1.28 1.31 1.32 1,170.1 1,196.7 1,047.9 30.8% 32.8% 32.9% 3Q10 3T10 2Q11 2T11 3Q11 3T11 Origin of Debt (%) Amortization Schedule (R$’000) 710.9 643.4 Domestic 349.7 382.5 Currency 320.9 94% 211.2 Foreign * Currency 6% *100% Swap for CDI Cash 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 e and after após 13
  • 14. Consolidated CAPEX (R$ million) 891.2 620.0e 427.0 459.6 196.7 423.3 Accomplished until Sep/11 2008 2009 2010 2011 Estimated Capex, Total 2011 R$ 620 million DECA 210 Wood 276 Forest 29 Planting and maintenance 93 Other 12 14
  • 15. Localization of Plants Business division of Duratex responsible for manufacturing wood panels made ​ from pine and eucalyptus 6 PLANTS São Paulo: - Itapetininga: MDP and new plant of MDF (start-up 2013) - Agudos: 2 MDF lines, Flooring and Resin Plant (DRI) - Botucatu: Hardboard and MDF Minas Gerais: - Uberaba: MDF and MDP Rio Grande do Sul: - Taquari: MDP 230 thousand ha of land: o SP – 62% o MG – 34% o RS – 4% 15
  • 16. Highlights Installed Capacity & Occupancy Rate of Shipment (in 000 m³) Available Capacity 3Q11 1,742.9 1,713.2 MDF 88% +3.7% 917.2 +5.1% 590.1 582.1 611.7 MDP 87% Hardboard 100% 2Q11 9M09 9M10 9M11 3Q10 3T10 2T11 3Q11 3T11 Annual Capacity (in ´000 m³) NOMINAL EFFECTIVE * AVAILABLE** Net Revenue (R$ million) and Gross Margin* (%) MDF 1,800 1,530 1,400 MDP 1,900 1,620 1,350 Gross Margin 27.4% 40.1% 32.2% 36.1% 33.1% 32.6% Hardboard 210 195 195 1,356.2 1,396.5 Total 3,910 3,345 2,945 *Effective Annual Capacity of Duratex, considering lines already +6.2% installed, after periods of ramp-up and minor investments **Without minor investments mentioned above 771.0 +4.5% 472.6 480.7 502.1 Sales Channels 3Q11: Other 6% 9M09 9M10 9M11 3Q10 3T10 2Q11 2T11 3Q11 3T11 Construction *Without biological assets 15% Furniture Industry ] Retail 53% 26% 16
  • 17. Reconciliation of EBITDA (in R$’000) 3Q11 2Q11 % 3Q10 % Jan-Sep/11 Jan-Sep/10 % Operacional Profit before 119.2 90.4 31.9 150.0 (20.6) 271.7 338.6 (19.8) Financial Results Change in Fair Value of Biological Assets (37.2) (27.7) 34.3 (72.5) (48.7) (100.5) (149.4) (32.7) Depletion of Biological Assets 36,1 35.9 0.3 29.2 23.8 105.4 100.4 5.0 Depreciation/Amortization/Depletion 59.9 61.8 (3.1) 50.7 18.8 173.5 146.8 18.2 Employee Benefits (4.8) (0.5) - (1.8) - (6.8) (5.5) - EBITDA 173.1 159.9 8.3 155.5 11.3 443.3 430.9 2.9 Extraordinary Events (¹) (25.8) (14.1) - (6.0) - (39.9) (6.0) - Recurrent EBITDA 147.3 145.8 1.0 149.5 (1.5) 403.4 424.9 (5.1) Recurrent EBITDA Margin 29.3% 30.3% - 31.6% - 28.9% 31.3% - Before adjustments to IFRS Recurrent EBITDA 158.1 147.9 6.8 157.8 0.2 420.2 441.5 (4.8) Recurrent EBITDA Margin 31.5% 30.8% - 33.4% - 30.1% 32.6% - (¹) 2Q11, 3Q11 and 3Q10: Fixed asset sale, mainly 17
  • 18. Wood Panels Market Total Consumption of Wood Panels in Brazil (Source ABIPA, in „000 m³) MDF Effective Available Capacity: 3,660 thousand m³/year; Effective Capacity of the Industry: 4,080 thousand m³/year 2,972 +2.8% 2,263 2,352 2,224 2,287 2,037 1,861 +12.4% 1,413 +4.5% 740 796 832 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 9M10 9M11 3Q10 3T10 2Q11 2T11 3Q11 3T11 MDP Effective Available Capacity: 3,620 thousand m³/year; Effective Capacity of the Industry: 4,000 thousand m³/year 2,885 +4.3% 2,548 2,633 2,431 2,186 2,157 2,250 2,102 +14.5% +6.3% 705 759 807 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 9M10 9M11 3Q10 3T10 2Q11 2T11 3Q11 3T11 *Annual effective capacity of the industry based on lines already installed, after periods of ramp-up and minor investments. The volume of 2005-2008 refers to apparent consumption that includes inventories and from 2009 onwards refers to domestic sales in the country 18
  • 19. Localization of Plants Business division of Duratex responsible for manufacturing metal fittings, vitreous china and accessories 9 PLANTS BRAZIL São Paulo: - Metals: São Paulo and Jundiaí - Vitreous China: 2 plants in Jundiaí Rio de Janeiro: - Vitreous China: Queimados Rio Grande do Sul: - Vitreous China: São Leopoldo Pernambuco: - Vitreous China: Cabo de Santo Agostinho Paraíba: - Vitreous China: João Pessoa ARGENTINA - Metals: Deca Piazza in Buenos Aires 19
  • 20. Building Materials Industry ABRAMAT INDEX 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Jan-Sep/11 2011 Forecast Source: Associação Brasileira da Indústria de Materiais de Construção ABRAMAT Index: monthly indicator of sales performance of the Building Materials Industry 20
  • 21. Highlights Shipment (in 000 items) Installed Capacity & 18.776 Occupancy Rate 3Q11 16.226 14.323 +22.6% +8.3% METAL FITTINGS 100% 6.259 6,780 5.529 9M09 9M10 9M11 3Q10 3T10 2Q11 2T11 3Q11 3T11 VITREOUS CHINA 96% Net Revenue (R$ million) and Gross Margin (%) Gross Margin 39.3% 44.2% 39.1% 47.3% 38.2% 38.9% 804.3 665.9 +24.7% Sales Channels 3Q11: 538.5 +6.4% 230.7 270.5 287.7 Retail 9M09 9M10 9M11 3Q10 3T10 2Q11 2T11 3Q11 3T11 67% Builders 22% ] Other 2% Wholesale 9% 21
  • 22. Reconciliation of EBITDA (in R$’000) 3Q11 2Q11 % 3Q10 % 9M11 9M10 % Operacional Profit before 59.4 53.0 11.9 67.2 (11.6) 173.5 180.3 (3.8) Financial Results Depreciation/Amortization/ 12.1 13.2 (8.1) 9.9 21.5 37.5 29.5 27.1 Depletion Employee Benefits (2.6) (0.2) - (0.9) - (3.7) (2.7) - EBITDA 68.9 66.0 4.4 76.2 (9.6) 207.3 207.1 0.1 Extraordinary Events 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - Recurrent EBITDA 68.9 66.0 4.4 76.2 (9.6) 207.3 207.1 0.1 Recurrent EBITDA Margin 24.0% 24.4% - 33.0% - 25.8% 31.1% - Before adjustments to IFRS Recurrent EBITDA 76.3 69.9 9.1 81.6 (6.5) 221.6 218.6 1.3 Recurrent EBITDA Margin 26.5% 25.9% - 35.4% - 27.6% 32.8% - 22
  • 24. Sustainability • 230 K hectares of land • Harvest between 6 and 7 years • 140 K hectares of planted forests • Low distance between forests and plants • 267 million trees planted • Increased productivity (m3/hectares/year) • 56 trees planted per minute • Conservation of native forests • Certifications(FSC and ISO14.001) New Developments in Productivity in Eucalyptus Forests Evolução da Produtividade em Novas Florestas Eucalipto - São Paulo - +160% 60 48 51 52 Year IMA (m³/ha.ano) 50 44 44 45 40 40 30 30 20 20 10 0 Anos Anos 60´s 80´s 2000 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 60 80 Year Base Duratex since its founding in 1951, constantly investing in environmental actions that contribute Ano the future of the planet to base • Recycling of metal (bronze, brass and plastic) • Water saving products • Waste collection • 9 product lines Sustentax certified , as LEED • Material Recovery Area • Certified forest (Leadership in Energy and Environment Design) 24
  • 25. Social Actions Projet FORMARE Environmental Education Center School of Joinery Tide Setubal Uberaba – MG e& Taquari - RS Estrela do Sul - MG Agudos - SP Opened in September 2010, received 70 visitors in Inaugurated in the same year More than 240 youth and 543 teachers 2000, has trained trained. Volunteers involved in the 338 young project since 2003 people Area Environmental Experience Piatan Community Libraries Agudos – SP Estrela do Sul - MG & Taquari - RS In 2010, the area received more than 7,000 visitors Partnership with the Institute Ecofuturo, National Book Foundation Children and Program Na Mão Certa Youth and municipalities, the project aims to encourage reading in poor communities Seeking the Future Project Deca units São Paulo & Jundiaí Since 2004, provides guidance for engagement in the job market for students Duratex signed the Program, an initiative of technical schools of the WCF, which goal is to inhibit the sexual exploitation of children and teenagers in Brazilian highways 25
  • 27. Economic Scenario Interest Rate (% annum) Disposable Income (R$ mn) and Unemployment Rate in Brazil (%) Unemployment Dec/05 Dec/06 Dec/07 Dec/08 Dec/09 Dec/10 July/11 Aug/11 rate 8.6 8.4 7.4 6.8 6.8 5.3 6.0 6.0 437.785 13,75 419.593 12.50 12.00 385.634 11,75 12,00 12,25 373.340 400000 11,25 11.50 10,75 11,25 309.671 328.204 345.923 8,75 300000 200000 100000 0 Jan/11 March/11 Abr/11 Jun/11 July/11 Aug/11 Out/11 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 UDM até 2007 2008 2009 2010 jan/11 mar/11 abr/11 jun/11 jul/11 ago/11 otu/11 Until jul´11 July/11 Minimum Wage (R$ mn) Total Credit / GDP (Brazil, %) 616 50,0% 545 510 46.6% 46.3% 46.5%.46.5%.46.6%46.9% 48,0% 465 46.2% 415 46.1% 45.7% 380 46,0% 350 45.0% 300 44,0% 42,0% 40.8% 40,0% 38,0% 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012p e 36,0% 2008 2009 2010 Jan/11 Feb/11 March/11 Apr/11 jan/11 fev/11 mar/11 abr/11 mai/11 jun/11 jul/11 May/11 Jun/11 July/11 ago/11 Aug/11 27
  • 28. Evolution of Nominal Capacity and Investments Nominal Capacity (in ´000 m³) 5,310 4,510 210 3,910 3,910 3,910 210 3.200 3,110 210 210 210 2.400 2,510 1.800 210 1.800 1.800 360 1.000 650 1.900 1.500 1.900 1.900 1.900 1.900 1.900 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2013 2015 MDP MDF CHAPA HARDBOARD Accomplished Investments Flooring Law pressure coating line, paper saturation line Planting and other projects Investments in Progress Expansion MDF Capacity (´000 m³) Effective Nominal Expansion BP Plant 1 – Itapetininga 520 600 Plant 2 – location to be defined 680 800 Forest - - Plant 1 - Itapetininga Total 1,200 1,400 28
  • 29. Evolution of Nominal Capacity and Investments Nominal Capacity (in ´000 items) 30,400 26,800 23,000 23,000 12,200 21,800 9,800 18,200 6,200 7,200 7,200 3,800 15,800 15,800 15,600 18,200 17,000 14,440 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Metais Metais Louças China Vitreous Accomplished Investments Acquisition Elizabeth (Feb/2011) New furnace in Cabo Santo Agostinho (+0.8 mn items/year; April/11) Expansion Metals to 17,000 items/year (2011) Investments in Progress Reactivation and expansion of Queimados unit, RJ + 2.4 mn items/year of vitreous china (2012) Metals expansion to 18.2 mn items / year (2012) 29
  • 31. Awards & Recognitions 2011 Market Value between 5 -15 billion 1st place SULAMÉRICA 2nd place DURATEX 3rd place LOJAS RENNER Pini Award (laminate flooring) Anamaco Award (laminate flooring) Top of Mind Award Stand Design 31
  • 32. Value Creation Market Value of 10 biggest Brazilian companies R$ mn US$ mn R$ mn US$ mn Issuers DEC/ 2005 SEP/ 2011 Issuers 1 ,PETROBRÁS 173,583.7 74,158.8 1 ,PETROBRAS 262,546.3 141,580.1 2 ,VALE R DOCE N1 106,437.3 45,472.4 2 ,VALE N1 221,618.8 119,509.7 3 ,BRADESCO N1 64,763.4 27,668.4 3 ,AMBEV 158,087.8 85,250.1 4 ,ITAUBANCO N1 58,155.1 24,845.2 4 ,ITAUUNIBANCO N1 124,658.7 67,223.2 5 ,AMBEV 54,119.7 23,121.2 5 ,BRADESCO N1 96,862.9 52,234.1 6 ,BRASIL 34,208.0 14,614.4 6 ,BRASIL NM 71,060.5 38,319.9 7 ,ITAUSA N1 24,229.1 10,351.2 7 ,TELESP 53,799.7 29,011.9 8 ,UNIBANCO N1 22,128.0 9,453.5 8 ,SANTANDER BR N2 53,737.7 28,978.5 9 ,TELESP 21,938.5 9,372.6 9 ,ITAUSA N1 49,493.7 26,689.9 10 ,ELETROBRÁS 21,640.7 9,245.4 10 ,OGX PETROLEO NM 37,188.1 20,053.9 TOTAL R$ 581,203.9 +94% TOTAL R$ 1,129,054.6 US$ 248,303.1 +145.2% US$ 608,851.3 +199.7% DURATEX R$ mn US$ mn R$ mn US$ mn DEC/05 Issuers SEP/11 Issuers 63 DURATEX N1 1,579.8 674.9 69 DURATEX NM 4,735.8 2,553.8 +276.2 % Source: BM&FBovespa 32
  • 33. 220 100 130 160 190 250 280 310 70 19/06/2009 19/07/2009 19/08/2009 19/09/2009 19/10/2009 19/11/2009 19/12/2009 19/01/2010 19/02/2010 19/03/2010 19/04/2010 19/05/2010 19/06/2010 19/07/2010 DTEX3 33 19/08/2010 19/09/2010 IBOV 19/10/2010 19/11/2010 19/12/2010 19/01/2011 19/02/2011 19/03/2011 19/04/2011 Comparative performance of DTEX3 x IBOV (19.Jun.09 – 26.Oct.11) 19/05/2011 19/06/2011 19/07/2011 19/08/2011 19/09/2011 19/10/2011 Value Creation +47.2% + 11.4%
  • 34. DISCLAIMER The information contained herein was prepared by Duratex S.A. and does not constitute an offering material, to subscribe for or purchase any of the Company’s securities. This material also brings general information about Duratex S.A. and its markets. No representation or warranty, express or implied, is made concerning, and no reliance should be placed on, the accuracy, fairness or completeness of the information presented herein. The Company can give no assurance that expectations disclosed in this presentation will be confirmed. November, 2011 34
  • 35. Apresentação Corporativa Investor Relations 3° trimestre 2011 www.duratex.com.br