1. TRANSACTION WITH
TRAFIGURA AND MUBADALA
MMX
September | 2013

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY
TRAFIGURA AND MUBADALA
Issue and subscribe new shares in Sudeste Superport for USD400 million;
Become shareholders of Sudeste Superport , with a stake of 65%.
SUDESTE SUPERPORT
Assume all bank debt of MMX Sudeste Mineração S.A. and also the debt in connection with
the obligation under MMXM11;
Assure to MMX a port shipping volume of 7 million tonnes per year, which can be increased to
up to 13 million tonnes per year. In the case of Port expansion, volume will be adjusted proportionally.
MMX SUDESTE MINERAÇÃO
Continue to be a wholly owned subsidiary of MMX.
MMX S.A.
Investors provide a bridge loan of up to US$ 150 million;
Option to acquire an additional stake of up to 7.5% in Sudeste Superport.

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1 PROVIDES FUNDS TO CONCLUDE THE INVESTMENT IN SUDESTE SUPERPORT;
2 PROVIDES A SOLUTION FOR MMX’S DEBT;
3 IMPLIED VALUATION OF SUDESTE SUPERPORT : APPROX. R$6,0 BI(1);
4
MMX MAINTAINS 35% STAKE IN THE PORT AND WILL BENEFIT FROM THE FUTURE CASH
FLOW OF SUDESTE SUPERPORT;
5
MMX WILL HAVE A PORT SHIPPING VOLUME OF 7 MILLION TONNES PER YEAR, WITH AN
OPTION TO INCREASE IT TO 13 MILLION TONNES PER YEAR;
6 MMX HAVE THE OPTION TO INCREASE ITS STAKE IN THE PORT BY 7.5%;
(1) Pre-money enterprise value, calculated as shown on slide 7.
7
SUDESTE SUPERPORT WILL BENEFIT FROM THE TRADING KNOW HOW OF
TRAFIGURA.
TRANSACTION BENEFITS

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Sudeste
Superport
MMX Corumbá
Mineração
MMX Sudeste Sudeste
Superport
MMX Corumbá
Mineração
MMX Sudeste
100%94,52% 100% 35%94,52% 100%
Mine Debt Port Debt
Trafigura and
Mubadala
65%
Mine Debt
MMXM11
Port Debt
MMXM11
+ US$ 400 mm
MMX: PRE- AND POST-DEAL
STRUCTURE
CURRENT STRUCTURE POST-DEAL STRUCTURE

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SUDESTE SUPERPORT IMPLIED
VALUATION IN THE TRANSACTION
(R$ mm)
(2)(1)
477
2,734
2,940
6,152
Equity Pre-money Total debt Royalties at market value Enterprise Value Sudest Superport
Source: Company and Bloomberg, as of September 12, 2013.
(1) Equity pre money, considering that Mubadala and Trafigura invested BRL400 mm for a 65% stake.
(2) Total debt remaining in Sudeste Superport, database June 2013, using an FX rate of BRL2.22/USD.
477
2,734
2,940
6,152

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MMX: FOCUS ON HIGH-QUALITY
ASSETS
Current production capacity of approximately 8
Mtpa of friable ore;
Total reserve of 1 bi tonnes (~10% friable);
Mining rights in the Quadrilátero Ferrífero;
Integrated logistics with competitive cash cost;
Expansion and partnerships options;
Production committed to strategic consumers
(China and South Korea) under long-term
purchase agreements.
License to produce 50 Mtpa, with possible
capacity expansion to 100 Mtpa;
Possibility to act as ore trading;
Port with strategic location with capacity to
capesize ships.
MMX Sudeste
Serra Azul Unit
Sudeste
Superport
SERRA AZUL | 100% MMX
SUDESTE SUPERPORT | 35% MMX

8. Carlos Gonzalez CEO and IRO
Adriana Marques Manager
8
MMX
INVESTOR RELATIONS
Phone + 55 21 2163-6197
+ 55 21 2163-4366
E-mail ri@mmx.com.br

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