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                     08.Nov.2007




                               1
Capital Markets

Business Segments

Housing Sector

Panel Making Sector

Capital Expenditures Plan

Performance

Competitive Advantages




                            2
Capital Markets

Shareholding Structure:
     Total outstanding shares: 129,7M
       • PN: 76,1M,
       • ON: 53,6M.
     Shareholder structure (as of Sep / 2007):
                                                      Others
            Others        Itaúsa                       22%
             30%            8%

                                          Pension
                                           Funds
                                            5%
  Pension
                     PN                                 ON + PN   Itaúsa
                                                                    42%
   Funds
    9%
                           Foreign Inv.       Foreign Inv.
                              53%                 31%



                                                                       3
Capital Markets

Corporate Governance
> News:
     Distribution of an extraordinary dividend (R$50 million);
     Creation of a Securities Trading Committee;
     Adoption of a Securities Trading Policy;
     Adhesion to the ABRASCA Manual;
     Creation of the Environment, Social and Cultural Sustainability
    Committee;
     Establishment of an Environment Policy;
     Establishment of a Code of Ethics and Conduct.


                                                                       4
Capital Markets

Accrual Dividends (R$ million)
> Pay-out ratio:
            40,0%          46,5%          33,8%           34,0%          48,2% **
                                                                          155,2




                                                            2%
                                                         10
                                                                           50,0




                                                       +
                                                            76,9
                                                                           52,6   *
                             58,1
                             15,3           46,3
              25,7                                                         52,6
                             42,8

              2003           2004            2005           2006           2007

           Extraordinary Dividend                   First semester annualized
           Accrual dividend / Interest on Capital * * Net Income 2007e: 9 months annualized
                                                                                              5
Capital Markets

Corporate Governance
> Ongoing actions:
     80% Tag- Along rights to the PN stockholders;
     30% differentiated Dividend Policy;
     Bovespa Corporate Governance Level I;
     Election of an independent Board member.




                                                     6
Capital Markets

Stock Performance:

   70,00                                                                                   40.000
   60,00    Stock appreciation during the period: +292%                                    35.000
                      (dec / 2005 - Oct / 2007)                                            30.000
   50,00
                                                                                           25.000
   40,00
                                                                                           20.000
   30,00
                                                                                           15.000
   20,00                                                                                   10.000
   10,00                                                                                   5.000
    0,00                                                                                    0
       dez-05 fev-06 abr-06 jun-06 ago-06 out-06 dez-06 fev-07 abr-07 jun-07 ago-07 out-07
        dec-05 feb-06 apr-06 jun-06 aug-06 oct-06 dec-06 feb-07 apr-07 jun-07 aug-07 oct-07
                     Quotation (R$)            Traded volume (15 day moving average in R$M)

    Increased stock liquidity;
    Daily average trading volume:
      • in 2006: R$ 7,6 million,
                                                                             + 240%
      • in 2007: R$ 25,9 million (jan to oct / 2007).
    Included in important stock indexes:                                    and                     7
Capital Markets

Duratex Coverage:

   Duratex coverage:
       • until Sep / 2006: 5 institutions:
          > Itaú, Credit Suisse, Santander, UBS Pactual and Socopa.
       • in Sep / 2007: 11 institutions:
          > The before mentioned plus: Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank,
             Unibanco, Fator, Brascan and Link Corretora.




                                                                  8
Capital Markets

Business Segments

Housing Sector

Panel Making Sector

Capital Expenditures Plan

Performance

Competitive Advantages




                            9
Business Segments

DECA DIVISION

   Metal Fittings
   Vitreous China
   Accessories




                Leadership within the Metals segment having a
                    prominent position in Vitreous China.
             Possesses the broader product line attending the
                         different market segments.



                                                                10
Business Segments

WOOD DIVISION
   Hardboard
   MDP
   MDF/HDF/SDF
   Laminate Flooring




                        Leadership within the Brazilian
                       panel making industry having the
                          most diverse product line.



                                                          11
Business Segments




   Timberland total area: 110.000 ha;
   Self-sufficiency in wood supply;
   ISO14.001 and FSC certified;
   Genetic improvement:
      • replication of the most productive trees;
   Strengthening of the corporative image along with a possible
   economic gain:
      • development of a project to quantify the amount of CO2
        extracted from the environment,
      • joining the CCX (Chicago Climate Exchange) project in
        progress.                                                 12
Average distance between the timberland and plants:



Average freight cost per m3:




Average timberland productivity (in            :




                                                      13
Business Segments

 Revenues Breakdown (2007):



                                   Housing
                                   (direct)

                                     46%



                                   Housing
        R$1,2 billion              (indirect)

                                     35%

                                    Others
                                     19%


                              Segments Attended
                                                  14
Business Segments

Revenues within the Domestic Mkt.
(Jan-Sep/2007)
                         Others
                          4%

         Retail                       Furniture
         27%                          Industry                6%
                                        58%


                                                  WOOD   3%
       Technical
         Sales                                                 91%
          4%
               Housing
                 7%

                   Others Wholesale
                    2%      9%


      Retail
                                      Housing             14%
                                       16%
      55%

                                                         9%
                                                  DECA
                                      Home
                                      Center                   77%
                                       18%
                                                                     15
Capital Markets

Business Segments

Housing Sector

Panel Making Sector

Capital Expenditures Plan

Performance

Competitive Advantages




                            16
Housing

Macro Scenario:

  Improvement of the legal framework

    Segregation of the building under
    construction’s assets from the
    constructors’ balance sheet;                + Launchings
    Deed of trust;                              + Credit
    Easining of the credit access and           + Term
    increase of it:
     • FGTS to real estate up to R$350 K.
  Companies from the sector positioned to grow

   About 20 IPO’s since 2005:
   Primary issuing worth approximately R$ 13,0 billion.        17
Housing

Macro Scenario:

Housing deficit (in millions of residencies)
                                                                         7,2
                                                   6,7
                                 5,4



                                                                                       Source: Fundação João Pinheiro
                                 1991             2000                   2005

Interest rate and Civil Construction GDP

                                          22,00%
                                 19,00%
                                                                  18,50%
                        15,75%
                                               17,50%    17,25%            13,25%
                                                                                    11,25%
                                                                                     7,9%
                                                         5,7%                                             SELIC rate
                                                                           4,5%
                         2,1%                                     1,3%                                   C. Constr. GDP

                         2000     2001  2002    2003     2004   2005       2006   2007*
                                 -2,6% -2,5%
                                                                   * 2007 estimated:
                                               -8,6%               • SELIC: mkt. consensus
                                                                   • C. Constr. GDP: IPEA                                 18
Housing

Total Real Estate Financing / GDP:



                                     BRAZIL




                                              19
Housing

Macro Scenario:

 Housing financing via savings account (in R$ billion)
                                                               15,0

                                                    9,5
                                          4,6
                      2,2       3,0


                      2003      2004      2005   2006          2007   Source: ABECIP


 Release of new units

                                                          10,9 bi
                                             9,8 bi
                                 7,8 bi
                       6,8 bi
                                                          28.600
                                24.915     25.689
                     22.550                                                      VGV

                                                                                 Launchings
                                                          may/06 to      Source: EMBRAESP
                      2004       2005        2006          apr/07        São Paulo city       20
Housing

Average Construction Cycle
                                                                                                 s)                        /
                                                                                             tal                       ure
                                              n            c tr
                                                               ic                          Me                   r   nit
                                         t io          Ele                                an
                                                                                             d              /F u
                                  ere
                                       c
                                                    nd
                                                                            g
                                                                         hin hing ware              er    es
             ati on             e                 a                   is                        d ov sori
       t rpor                on               li c r e            fin        nis amic         an ces eling
      c                   st                u                   k          Fi r             h
  roje Inco   a l e F l ag          dra tructu
                                  y s                    T hic                 e        eys     Ac mo d
P           S                    H a                                        (C        K
                                                                                                  Re
                                  in fr




    12 months                  5 months                 3 months                                                       21
Housing

Diversified Product Mix
> Type of real estate:

C (economic)                 B                             A                            AA (premium)




Description:
• Constructor: MRV
• Value: R$ 66.558          Description:
                                                          Description:
• Area: 42 m2               • Constructor: Ecolife
                                                          • Constructor: Tecnisa
• Total # of units: 296     • Value: R$ 198.200
                                                          • Value: R$ 449.049
• Deca Products: R$579,00   • Area: 78 m2
                                                          • Area: 130 m2
                            • Total # of units: 198
                                                          • Total # units: 52
                            • Deca Products: R$1.655,00
                                                          • Deca Products: R$7.936,00

                                                                                        Description:
                                                                                        • Constructor: Cyrela
                                                                                        • Value: R$ 3.242.400
                                                                                        • Area: 607 m2
                                                                                        • Total # of units: 48
                                                                                        • Deca Products: R$41.822,00
                                                                                                                       22
Housing

Economic Segment:

                   Greater growth potential
 Strategy to grow the product lines aimed to this market segment;
 • example: Max Line released on August, 2007;
 • complete line for bathrooms,kitchen and laundry;
 • revenues of the Max Line surpassed the commercial area initial
  expectative in more than 5 times.




                                                                    23
Capital Markets

Business Segments

Housing Sector

Panel Making Sector

Capital Expenditures Plan

Performance

Competitive Advantages




                            24
Panel Making Segment

Brazilian Scenario (Furniture Makers)

   Industry:
    • 14,9 thousand companies in Brazil,
    • characteristics: small and medium sized family owned companies,
    • regional range,
    • absorbs about 60% of the fabricated panels;
   Main furniture centers (7):
   • Bento Gonçalves (RS),                                  DF

   • São Bento do Sul (SC),                                          MG

   • Arapongas (PR),                                                         ES
                                                            SP
   • Grande São Paulo (SP),
                                                  PR
   • Noroeste do Estado de SP (SP),
                                                       SC
   • Ubá (MG),
                                             RS
   • Linhares (ES).
                                                                 Furniture centers   25
Panel Making Segment

MDF: Domestic Market Demand
    (in ‘000 m3)
     4.000                                                                                             3.680
                 Source: ABIPA / SECEX / DURATEX
                                                                                               3.360
                                                                                                       3.546
     3.000                                                                             2.772

                                                                       2.215 2.271
                                                               2.005
     2.000                                      1.871 1.846
                                        1.641
                                                                        2.027
                                1.326

                811       924
     1.000

                                             +     27%
                                        CAGR
                389
          0
                2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 2010 2011

                    Supply              Demand               Estimated 15%py** growth rate

     * 2007: annualized    ** MDF growth between 2000 and 2007e = 27% py
                              GDP growth between 2000 and 2007e = 3,2%py
                              MDF / GDP = 8,4 x
                              MDF estimated demand between 2007 and 2011 = 3,75 x GDP (4%) =15% py             26
Capital Markets

Business Segments

Housing Sector

Panel Making Sector

Capital Expenditures Plan

Performance

Competitive Advantages




                            27
CAPEX

Plan for the 2007 – 2009 Period:
Wood Division: R$630 million (Agudos / SP)
       MDF: 800.000 m3 capacity
                       growth over existing capacity: + 125%;
       Low Pressure Coating Line: 8.500.000 m2 / year capacity
                       growth over existing capacity: + 35%;;
       Land: 18.500 hectares in the region.

Deca Division: R$200 million (São Paulo and Jundiaí/SP)
       Metal Fittings: + 400.000 items / month,
                growth over existing capacity: + 33%;;
       Vitreous China: + 140.000 items / month,
                growth over existing capacity: + 44%.

Corporative: ERP system worth R$12,7 million
       Software supplier: SAP,
       Hardware: IBM Risk,
       Implementation consultancy: CPM Braxis.                   28
Capital Markets

Business Segments

Housing Sector

Panel Making Sector

Capital Expenditures Plan

Performance

Competitive Advantages




                            29
Performance

Nominal industrial capacity and
utilization rate
                         JAN – SEP / 2007


      Hardboard                 99%         360.000 m3/year
                                            360.000 m3/year




             MDP          83%               500.000 m3/year
                                            500.000 m3/year




   MDF/HDF/SDF                97%           640.000 m3/year
                                            640.000 m3/year



                                                14.400 K
                                                14.400 K
    Metal Fittings         85%                items/year
                                               items/year



                                                 3.800 K
                                                 3.800 K
   Vitreous China             96%             items/year
                                               items/year


                                                              30
Performance




              +12%   1.211
                             30,8%
                                            34,2%
     1.078

                                     +24%    414
                              333




     2006            2007     2006          2007



                                            22,5%
                             18,3%
                                            1.545
                             1.342


              +50%   241
       161


       2006          2007    2006           2007
                                                    31
Performance




                113,4       19,0
                                                           414,2

                                      (31,8)     (18,9)
      332,6




      EBITDA   Revenues Revenues      Variable    Fixed    EBITDA
      sep/06   (volume) (price/mix)    Cost      Expense   sep/07

                                                                    32
Performance




                              3Q2007     2Q2007     3Q2006     Y-o-Y   Q-o-Q
  Shipped Volumes
                  3
       Wood (in m )            330.488    343.030    333.326   -0,9%    -3,7%
       Deca (in '000 items)      4.014      3.859      3.654    9,9%    4,0%

  Net Revenues                   429,0      425,2      399,8    7,3%    0,9%
       Wood                      285,2      281,1      270,6    5,4%    1,5%
       Deca                      143,8      144,1      129,2   11,3%    -0,2%

  Gross Margin                  43,5%      46,0%      45,4%

  EBITDA                         145,8      147,6      130,8   11,5%   -1,2%

  EBITDA Margin                 34,0%      34,7%      32,7%

  Net Income                      89,2       77,6       70,2   27,1%   14,9%

  ROE (annualized quarter)      25,2%      22,9%      22,6%



                                                                                33
Performance




                                             32,7%   34,0%
                             30,7%
                                     27,0%




 2004   2005   2006   2007   2004    2005    2006    2007




                                             22,6%   25,2%
                             18,8%                   1.545
                                     13,4%   1.342

                      89     994     1.035
               70
  44
        33

 2004   2005   2006   2007   2004    2005    2006    2007    34
Performance




                            1.621             30,7%      33,3%
             1.489                  28,5%
  1.271
                                                         540
                        %                      458
               GR : +13              363
          CA                                      +22%
                                            CAGR:

                                     2005      2006      2007*
  2005         2006         2007*



                                              18,5%      20,9%
                                                         1.545
                                    13,4%     1.396

                     %              1.051
          CA GR: +50
                            307
               226
  137


  2005         2006         2007*   2005       2006       2007   35
Performance




         Wood




                                                         37,8%
 37,0%           38,5%   38,4%                   35,3%
                                 31,6%   31,6%
         28,0%




 2004    2005    2006    2007     2004   2005    2006    2007*



                                                                 36
Performance




                                         23,3%   21,4%   24,6%
         24,6%           25,3%   17,1%
                 20,7%
 16,8%




  2004   2005    2006    2007    2004    2005    2006    2007*



                                                                 37
Capital Markets

Business Segments

Housing Sector

Panel Making Sector

Capital Expenditures Plan

Performance

Competitive Advantages




                            38
Competitive Advantages



 Market compound                           Competitive positioning
 broad product line fit to the different   proximity to the consuming markets;
  market segments;                         leading brands;
 leadership within premium markets;        capital structure fit to grow:
 partnership with clients;                   • net debt = R$13,9 million;
 countrywide presence;                     positive track record;
 broad technical assistance network.       access to capital markets.

 Low cost producer
 economies of scale;
                                       +   Management
                                           low turnover;
 coating lines (better selling mix);       committed with Company
 self sufficient in wood supply;            growth (variable compensation);
 timberland at the shortest                Corporate Governance
  average logging distance.                 improvement.

       Business Sustainability with Creation of Value
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  • 1. www.duratex.com.br 08.Nov.2007 1
  • 2. Capital Markets Business Segments Housing Sector Panel Making Sector Capital Expenditures Plan Performance Competitive Advantages 2
  • 3. Capital Markets Shareholding Structure: Total outstanding shares: 129,7M • PN: 76,1M, • ON: 53,6M. Shareholder structure (as of Sep / 2007): Others Others Itaúsa 22% 30% 8% Pension Funds 5% Pension PN ON + PN Itaúsa 42% Funds 9% Foreign Inv. Foreign Inv. 53% 31% 3
  • 4. Capital Markets Corporate Governance > News: Distribution of an extraordinary dividend (R$50 million); Creation of a Securities Trading Committee; Adoption of a Securities Trading Policy; Adhesion to the ABRASCA Manual; Creation of the Environment, Social and Cultural Sustainability Committee; Establishment of an Environment Policy; Establishment of a Code of Ethics and Conduct. 4
  • 5. Capital Markets Accrual Dividends (R$ million) > Pay-out ratio: 40,0% 46,5% 33,8% 34,0% 48,2% ** 155,2 2% 10 50,0 + 76,9 52,6 * 58,1 15,3 46,3 25,7 52,6 42,8 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Extraordinary Dividend First semester annualized Accrual dividend / Interest on Capital * * Net Income 2007e: 9 months annualized 5
  • 6. Capital Markets Corporate Governance > Ongoing actions: 80% Tag- Along rights to the PN stockholders; 30% differentiated Dividend Policy; Bovespa Corporate Governance Level I; Election of an independent Board member. 6
  • 7. Capital Markets Stock Performance: 70,00 40.000 60,00 Stock appreciation during the period: +292% 35.000 (dec / 2005 - Oct / 2007) 30.000 50,00 25.000 40,00 20.000 30,00 15.000 20,00 10.000 10,00 5.000 0,00 0 dez-05 fev-06 abr-06 jun-06 ago-06 out-06 dez-06 fev-07 abr-07 jun-07 ago-07 out-07 dec-05 feb-06 apr-06 jun-06 aug-06 oct-06 dec-06 feb-07 apr-07 jun-07 aug-07 oct-07 Quotation (R$) Traded volume (15 day moving average in R$M) Increased stock liquidity; Daily average trading volume: • in 2006: R$ 7,6 million, + 240% • in 2007: R$ 25,9 million (jan to oct / 2007). Included in important stock indexes: and 7
  • 8. Capital Markets Duratex Coverage: Duratex coverage: • until Sep / 2006: 5 institutions: > Itaú, Credit Suisse, Santander, UBS Pactual and Socopa. • in Sep / 2007: 11 institutions: > The before mentioned plus: Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank, Unibanco, Fator, Brascan and Link Corretora. 8
  • 9. Capital Markets Business Segments Housing Sector Panel Making Sector Capital Expenditures Plan Performance Competitive Advantages 9
  • 10. Business Segments DECA DIVISION Metal Fittings Vitreous China Accessories Leadership within the Metals segment having a prominent position in Vitreous China. Possesses the broader product line attending the different market segments. 10
  • 11. Business Segments WOOD DIVISION Hardboard MDP MDF/HDF/SDF Laminate Flooring Leadership within the Brazilian panel making industry having the most diverse product line. 11
  • 12. Business Segments Timberland total area: 110.000 ha; Self-sufficiency in wood supply; ISO14.001 and FSC certified; Genetic improvement: • replication of the most productive trees; Strengthening of the corporative image along with a possible economic gain: • development of a project to quantify the amount of CO2 extracted from the environment, • joining the CCX (Chicago Climate Exchange) project in progress. 12
  • 13. Average distance between the timberland and plants: Average freight cost per m3: Average timberland productivity (in : 13
  • 14. Business Segments Revenues Breakdown (2007): Housing (direct) 46% Housing R$1,2 billion (indirect) 35% Others 19% Segments Attended 14
  • 15. Business Segments Revenues within the Domestic Mkt. (Jan-Sep/2007) Others 4% Retail Furniture 27% Industry 6% 58% WOOD 3% Technical Sales 91% 4% Housing 7% Others Wholesale 2% 9% Retail Housing 14% 16% 55% 9% DECA Home Center 77% 18% 15
  • 16. Capital Markets Business Segments Housing Sector Panel Making Sector Capital Expenditures Plan Performance Competitive Advantages 16
  • 17. Housing Macro Scenario: Improvement of the legal framework Segregation of the building under construction’s assets from the constructors’ balance sheet; + Launchings Deed of trust; + Credit Easining of the credit access and + Term increase of it: • FGTS to real estate up to R$350 K. Companies from the sector positioned to grow About 20 IPO’s since 2005: Primary issuing worth approximately R$ 13,0 billion. 17
  • 18. Housing Macro Scenario: Housing deficit (in millions of residencies) 7,2 6,7 5,4 Source: Fundação João Pinheiro 1991 2000 2005 Interest rate and Civil Construction GDP 22,00% 19,00% 18,50% 15,75% 17,50% 17,25% 13,25% 11,25% 7,9% 5,7% SELIC rate 4,5% 2,1% 1,3% C. Constr. GDP 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* -2,6% -2,5% * 2007 estimated: -8,6% • SELIC: mkt. consensus • C. Constr. GDP: IPEA 18
  • 19. Housing Total Real Estate Financing / GDP: BRAZIL 19
  • 20. Housing Macro Scenario: Housing financing via savings account (in R$ billion) 15,0 9,5 4,6 2,2 3,0 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Source: ABECIP Release of new units 10,9 bi 9,8 bi 7,8 bi 6,8 bi 28.600 24.915 25.689 22.550 VGV Launchings may/06 to Source: EMBRAESP 2004 2005 2006 apr/07 São Paulo city 20
  • 21. Housing Average Construction Cycle s) / tal ure n c tr ic Me r nit t io Ele an d /F u ere c nd g hin hing ware er es ati on e a is d ov sori t rpor on li c r e fin nis amic an ces eling c st u k Fi r h roje Inco a l e F l ag dra tructu y s T hic e eys Ac mo d P S H a (C K Re in fr 12 months 5 months 3 months 21
  • 22. Housing Diversified Product Mix > Type of real estate: C (economic) B A AA (premium) Description: • Constructor: MRV • Value: R$ 66.558 Description: Description: • Area: 42 m2 • Constructor: Ecolife • Constructor: Tecnisa • Total # of units: 296 • Value: R$ 198.200 • Value: R$ 449.049 • Deca Products: R$579,00 • Area: 78 m2 • Area: 130 m2 • Total # of units: 198 • Total # units: 52 • Deca Products: R$1.655,00 • Deca Products: R$7.936,00 Description: • Constructor: Cyrela • Value: R$ 3.242.400 • Area: 607 m2 • Total # of units: 48 • Deca Products: R$41.822,00 22
  • 23. Housing Economic Segment: Greater growth potential Strategy to grow the product lines aimed to this market segment; • example: Max Line released on August, 2007; • complete line for bathrooms,kitchen and laundry; • revenues of the Max Line surpassed the commercial area initial expectative in more than 5 times. 23
  • 24. Capital Markets Business Segments Housing Sector Panel Making Sector Capital Expenditures Plan Performance Competitive Advantages 24
  • 25. Panel Making Segment Brazilian Scenario (Furniture Makers) Industry: • 14,9 thousand companies in Brazil, • characteristics: small and medium sized family owned companies, • regional range, • absorbs about 60% of the fabricated panels; Main furniture centers (7): • Bento Gonçalves (RS), DF • São Bento do Sul (SC), MG • Arapongas (PR), ES SP • Grande São Paulo (SP), PR • Noroeste do Estado de SP (SP), SC • Ubá (MG), RS • Linhares (ES). Furniture centers 25
  • 26. Panel Making Segment MDF: Domestic Market Demand (in ‘000 m3) 4.000 3.680 Source: ABIPA / SECEX / DURATEX 3.360 3.546 3.000 2.772 2.215 2.271 2.005 2.000 1.871 1.846 1.641 2.027 1.326 811 924 1.000 + 27% CAGR 389 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 2010 2011 Supply Demand Estimated 15%py** growth rate * 2007: annualized ** MDF growth between 2000 and 2007e = 27% py GDP growth between 2000 and 2007e = 3,2%py MDF / GDP = 8,4 x MDF estimated demand between 2007 and 2011 = 3,75 x GDP (4%) =15% py 26
  • 27. Capital Markets Business Segments Housing Sector Panel Making Sector Capital Expenditures Plan Performance Competitive Advantages 27
  • 28. CAPEX Plan for the 2007 – 2009 Period: Wood Division: R$630 million (Agudos / SP) MDF: 800.000 m3 capacity growth over existing capacity: + 125%; Low Pressure Coating Line: 8.500.000 m2 / year capacity growth over existing capacity: + 35%;; Land: 18.500 hectares in the region. Deca Division: R$200 million (São Paulo and Jundiaí/SP) Metal Fittings: + 400.000 items / month, growth over existing capacity: + 33%;; Vitreous China: + 140.000 items / month, growth over existing capacity: + 44%. Corporative: ERP system worth R$12,7 million Software supplier: SAP, Hardware: IBM Risk, Implementation consultancy: CPM Braxis. 28
  • 29. Capital Markets Business Segments Housing Sector Panel Making Sector Capital Expenditures Plan Performance Competitive Advantages 29
  • 30. Performance Nominal industrial capacity and utilization rate JAN – SEP / 2007 Hardboard 99% 360.000 m3/year 360.000 m3/year MDP 83% 500.000 m3/year 500.000 m3/year MDF/HDF/SDF 97% 640.000 m3/year 640.000 m3/year 14.400 K 14.400 K Metal Fittings 85% items/year items/year 3.800 K 3.800 K Vitreous China 96% items/year items/year 30
  • 31. Performance +12% 1.211 30,8% 34,2% 1.078 +24% 414 333 2006 2007 2006 2007 22,5% 18,3% 1.545 1.342 +50% 241 161 2006 2007 2006 2007 31
  • 32. Performance 113,4 19,0 414,2 (31,8) (18,9) 332,6 EBITDA Revenues Revenues Variable Fixed EBITDA sep/06 (volume) (price/mix) Cost Expense sep/07 32
  • 33. Performance 3Q2007 2Q2007 3Q2006 Y-o-Y Q-o-Q Shipped Volumes 3 Wood (in m ) 330.488 343.030 333.326 -0,9% -3,7% Deca (in '000 items) 4.014 3.859 3.654 9,9% 4,0% Net Revenues 429,0 425,2 399,8 7,3% 0,9% Wood 285,2 281,1 270,6 5,4% 1,5% Deca 143,8 144,1 129,2 11,3% -0,2% Gross Margin 43,5% 46,0% 45,4% EBITDA 145,8 147,6 130,8 11,5% -1,2% EBITDA Margin 34,0% 34,7% 32,7% Net Income 89,2 77,6 70,2 27,1% 14,9% ROE (annualized quarter) 25,2% 22,9% 22,6% 33
  • 34. Performance 32,7% 34,0% 30,7% 27,0% 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 22,6% 25,2% 18,8% 1.545 13,4% 1.342 89 994 1.035 70 44 33 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 34
  • 35. Performance 1.621 30,7% 33,3% 1.489 28,5% 1.271 540 % 458 GR : +13 363 CA +22% CAGR: 2005 2006 2007* 2005 2006 2007* 18,5% 20,9% 1.545 13,4% 1.396 % 1.051 CA GR: +50 307 226 137 2005 2006 2007* 2005 2006 2007 35
  • 36. Performance Wood 37,8% 37,0% 38,5% 38,4% 35,3% 31,6% 31,6% 28,0% 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007* 36
  • 37. Performance 23,3% 21,4% 24,6% 24,6% 25,3% 17,1% 20,7% 16,8% 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007* 37
  • 38. Capital Markets Business Segments Housing Sector Panel Making Sector Capital Expenditures Plan Performance Competitive Advantages 38
  • 39. Competitive Advantages Market compound Competitive positioning broad product line fit to the different proximity to the consuming markets; market segments; leading brands; leadership within premium markets; capital structure fit to grow: partnership with clients; • net debt = R$13,9 million; countrywide presence; positive track record; broad technical assistance network. access to capital markets. Low cost producer economies of scale; + Management low turnover; coating lines (better selling mix); committed with Company self sufficient in wood supply; growth (variable compensation); timberland at the shortest Corporate Governance average logging distance. improvement. Business Sustainability with Creation of Value 39
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