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RUSSELL GRIFFIN GM Sales & Marketing

OZ MINERALS • NOVEMBER 2009 • PAGE 31

STRATEGY SUPERIOR TOTAL SHAREHOLDER RETURNS

ZERO HARM

FOCUS ON COPPER

MAXIMISE POTENTIAL OF ASSETS

BUILD A PROJECT PIPELINE

INVEST IN EXPLORATION

DISCIPLINED CAPITAL MANAGEMENT

FOUNDATION BUILT ON GOVERNANCE OZ MINERALS • 30 NOVEMBER 2009 • PAGE 32

SALES & MARKETING OF CONCENTRATES Responsible for: − Sales & logistics − Setting and implementing marketing plan, 3-5 years − Negotiating terms • frame, annual, spot − Match sales to production − Administering sales • 2 ships/mth & domestic sales − Shipping and freight

OZ MINERALS • 30 NOVEMBER 2009 • PAGE 33

Port of Darwin

PROMINENT HILL CONCENTRATES SALES AND MARKETING Sales plan & feasibility study - years 2006-8 Metallurgical test-work determined likely product quality − Initial assay from laboratory ‘pilot’ using drill-core − Representative samples Introduced to major smelters − Samples & technical exchange − Commercial & counter-party risk assessed − Confidence building -> MOU -> contracts

OZ MINERALS • 30 NOVEMBER 2009 • PAGE 34

SALES PLAN & MARKET DEVELOPMENT − Primary strategy: ensure viable export markets − Several frame contracts / MOU’s were signed: • 2 - 5 year frame, annual negotiation of terms (incl. TC/RC, QP, payables, penalties, freight, payment terms, delivery schedule)

Production committed to Sales Agreements

2009

2010

2011

2012

0%

10%

20%

30%

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50%

60%

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80%

% of production

committed

balance

Prominent Hill sales 2009-10

− Commit 80-90% f’cast production, balance spot

Domestic, 15%

Europe, 15%

Asia, 70%

OZ MINERALS • 30 NOVEMBER 2009 • PAGE 35

90%

100%

PROMINENT HILL CONCENTRATES: COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES Exported copper concentrate grades – Chile Monthly average, copper concentrate grade, % Cu

Highest grade Cu –

CU levels globally declining



Lower freight/handling costs per unit/metal



Less slag per unit of metal

Low impurities (As, Bi, Hg, Zn/Pb) –

Helps smelters’ blending



Arsenic levels globally rising



Contained U&F manageable Source: CRU

Short transit time –

Two weeks to major custom smelters in Asia



Planning certainty for customers

Benefits to OZ Minerals • Higher payable Cu • Lower transport cost/unit metal • Cash-flow • Wide smelter acceptance

Traded concentrates, Cu content [% Cu] Australia Asia Australia South America Asia Australia Asia South America Asia Australia South America Australia South America Prominent Hill 0

10

Source: OZ Minerals

OZ MINERALS • 30 NOVEMBER 2009 • PAGE 36

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CUSTOM SMELTING INDUSTRY – OUR MARKET Global refined copper production by source (Ktpa) 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 -

5,000

10,000

15,000

Ktpa contained Cu Total EW

OZ MINERALS • 30 NOVEMBER 2009 • PAGE 37

Primary

Secondary

20,000

25,000

CUSTOM SMELTING INDUSTRY – OUR MARKET 20,000

ktpa

15,000

55% 10,000

43%

5,000

19%

Mine production

Refining

Asia

Refined consumption

Total world

Asia: largest net importer of cathode and concentrate, basis 2009/10 OZ MINERALS • 30 NOVEMBER 2009 • PAGE 38

CUSTOM SMELTING INDUSTRY – OUR MARKET Year 2008: Major custom smelters, Asia. Actual concentrates demand [Millions tonnes pa]

Philippines, 0.65

Philippines, 0.5

India, 3.2

India, 2.1

China, 6

Sth Korea, 1.5

Year 2014: Major custom smelters, Asia. Forecast concentrates demand [Millions tonnes pa]

Sth Korea, 1.6

China, 12

Japan, 4.5

Total smelter production in Asia approx 6.6mt contained Cu Source: CRU 2009

OZ MINERALS • 30 NOVEMBER 2009 • PAGE 39

Japan, 4.8

Total smelter production in Asia approx 9.6mt contained Cu