1. MMX
SUDESTE PORT
November | 2013

2. DISCLAIMER
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related to any material fact not included in this presentation regarding the Sudeste Port, the MMXM11 or PORT11 securities or any other matter referenced
herein.
EAV Delaware LLC and IWL Holdings (Luxembourg) S.a.r.l. (the “Investors”), affiliates of Mubadala and Trafigura, respectively, participated in the preparation
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4. TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
ROYALTY BONDS
2
DEBT RESTRUCTURING
3
PORT ECONOMICS
4
GENERAL BONDHOLDER MEETING
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5. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Positive Impact from Investors’ Involvement:
Secures completion of the Port, expected to start operations in Q3 2014 (first royalty cash flow expected in 2015)
Increases port capacity thereby enhancing Brazilian infrastructure and unlocking Minas Gerais production
Investors aligned with bond economics as they will hold 34% upon completion
Transaction Update:
Investors and MMX are working on completing CPs: closing expected in December, 2013
Master Amendment Agreement already executed with subordinated lenders
Commercial terms of the renegotiation of the senior debt agreed in principle: senior lenders have imposed new
cash waterfall requiring the amendment of MMXM11 terms
The debt restructuring and the indenture of PORT11 are still subject to BNDES board approval
MMXM11 amendment required to facilitate transaction closing
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6. 1
ROYALTY BONDS

7. MMXM11 / PORT11
ECONOMICS
CURRENT MMXM11
AMENDED MMXM11 / PORT11
Bonds value significantly impaired if the
Price is expected to be the NPV of future
Port is not completed (current price
royalty cash flows resulting from the
supported by the Investors’ involvement)
completed port and Investors’ involvement
US$5 per tonne adjusted by PPI
US$5 per tonne adjusted by PPI, recorded
since September 2010
No visibility on first royalty cash flow
First royalty cash flow expected in 2015
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8. POTENTIAL UPSIDE FOR
HOLDERS OF AMENDED MMXM11
/ PORT11
Additional volumes and trading activity via Port could generate additional
cash flow
Anticipated opportunities to lower OPEX under new management
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9. INDENTURE
Item
Current MMXM11
AMENDED MMXM11 / PORT11
Form
Nominative, book-entry registered
Nominative, book-entry registered, and convertible
Maturity
Perpetual
Perpetual
Termination Amount
Appraisal report prepared by an independent first-tier
financial institution chosen by Free-Float
Appraisal report prepared by an independent first-tier financial
institution chosen by Free-Float
Trigger for Royalty
Payment
Triggered when there is “Sufficient Gross Profit”
No defined formula of Gross Profit
Triggered when Cash Available for Royalties>0
Defined formula for calculation of Cash Available for Royalties
Possibility of annual review by PORT11 holders
Royalties(1)
US$ 5 / ton adjusted by PPI
US$ 5 / ton adjusted by PPI
PPI
U.S Producer Price Index unspecified
U.S Producer Price Index for Finished Goods
Reference Date for PPI
adjustment
May 2011, as per MMX accounting records
September 2010
Cumulativeness
Yes
Yes
No
Yes for accrued and unpaid royalties
1% per month
1% per month
Collateral
The Securities are unsecured
The Securities are unsecured
Mandatory Redemption
Securities are not subject to mandatory redemption
Securities are not subject to mandatory redemption
Cash Sweep for Royalty
Payment
Default Interest (in case of
Trigger)
Note: (1)
US$5.50 as of December 31, 2013.
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10. AMENDED MMXM11 / PORT11
CASH WATERFALL
REVENUES1
-
APPLICABLE TAXES2
-
CASH COST FROM OPERATIONS
-
MAINTENANCE CAPEX
-
CASH OPERATING EXPENSES
CASH FLOW FOR SENIOR DEBT PAYMENT
-
INTEREST / AMORT. SENIOR DEBT
-
SERVICE RESERVE ACCOUNT FOR BNDES AND CESCE DEBT
-
CASH PROVISIONS FOR CONTINGENCIES AND OTHER OBLIGATIONS
CASH AVAILABLE FOR ROYALTIES
ROYALTIES, EXCL. EB3 DEFERRED ROYALTIES
-
CASH FLOW FOR SUBORDINATED DEBT PAYMENT
1- Port revenues + dividends from trading activities.
2- PIS/COFINS (net of refunds), ISS and cash provisions for IRPJ and CSLL.
3- EB refers to Eike Batista.
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11. AMENDED MMXM11 /
PORT11 ATTRIBUTES
Key Attributes
1
Royalties will be senior in payment to any subordinated debt, dividends, share repurchase and cash distribution to equity
holders, and junior to Senior Debt. Thus, PortCo cannot distribute dividends while there is still accrued royalties to be paid
2
For the purpose of the calculation of “Cash Available for Royalties”, no senior debt other than the current debt facilities
will be considered. PortCo shall have the ability to refinance the BNDES debt
3
The PortCo governance structure among MMX and Investors contemplates:
All Southeast Brazilian iron ore trading activities of shareholders to be conducted via the Port
Port operated as a profit center
Related party transactions are subject to arm’s length terms, and, depending on the size of the transaction,
fairness opinions may be sought by non related party shareholders
4
EB’s right to receive payments deferred until 2018 (except if there is excess cash available)
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12. EXCHANGE OFFER TRANSACTION
MMXM11
EXCHANGE OFFER
Creation of a FIP-IE to hold the PORT11 securities
Launch of an exchange offer (post-deal closing) so that MMXM11
holders can migrate to PORT11, through quotas of the FIP-IE
PORT11
FLOW TO HOLDERS OF PORT11
(100% OF FREE FLOAT ACCEPT EXCHANGE OFFER)
EB / Investors
67%
Free Float
$
$
33%
FIP-IE
MMX, Trafigura and Mubadala are analyzing and will keep investors
informed about alternative structure for investors not currently
allowed to hold FIP-IE quotas, whereby an affiliate of the Port would
become listed and issue PORT11 or equivalent securities
Intent is to provide MMXM11 holdout investors with same economics
as PORT11 holders
In any case, for MMXM11 holders that continue to hold MMXM11,
PortCo will grant a guarantee of the PORT11 royalty payments that
will apply in the event of MMX bankruptcy
$
PORT11
SECURITY
$
PortCo
In case of any increased tax cost of the holdout structure, such
increased cost will be split among all holders of PORT11
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13. FIP-IE BENEFITS
Governance
FIP-IE will comply with governance requirements provided for by
article 1, paragraph 8, of Law 11,478/2007, as amended
FIP-IE manager to represent all bond holders in any PORT11 related
matter
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14. STRONG AND COMMITTED PARTNERS
MUBADALA
TRAFIGURA
Investment and development company wholly owned by
the Government of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
STRONG
FINANCIAL
PARTNERS
3rd largest physical oil trader and 2nd largest non-ferrous
metals trader
C. $55bn of AuM
Turnover of $120bn, profits in excess of $1bn, $41bn
financial lines available
Strong long-term credit rating: Aa3/AA/AA
Stable, resilient and profitable business model based on
physical arbitrage, supported by industrial assets ($4.6bn
book value)
Large portfolio of hard commodities assets
COMMODITY
KNOWLEDGE
Leading position in physical trading market with:
Owner of one of the largest single-site aluminium smelters
in the world (EMAL)
–
103 mn Metric tonnes of oil and oil products and
–
35 mn Metric tonnes of non-ferrous and bulk traded in
2012
Recently signed a merger between EMAL and DUBAL
Recent acquisition of mining assets in Africa
Portfolio of oil & gas assets via Mubadala Petroleum
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15. 2
DEBT RESTRUCTURING

16. REQUIRED DEBT RESTRUCTURING
Debt restructuring of Port required by senior lenders and fundamental to Investors’
investment proposition
− Under pre-restructuring case, Port company would be unable to meet debt
amortization requirements
Anticipated that additional US$550mn of CAPEX will be required to make Port operational
Completion of Port requires:
− Successful debt restructuring
− Equity injection by the Investors, together with the release of committed and undrawn
debt (BNDES)
Trading subsidiary should resort to trade finance lines in the course of its operations
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17. SUMMARY UPDATE ON DEBT
RENEGOTIATION
Approximately US$1.1 bn will be held on PortCo at the closing
Existing mine debt is transferred to PortCo and will be subordinated to Senior
Lenders and PORT11 holders
Master Amendment Agreement signed with subordinated lenders (i.e. Itaú and
Bradesco)
BNDES restructuring commercially agreed in principle. Board approval expected by
the first week of December
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18. ANTICIPATED DEBT RESTRUCTURING
Port Debt Profile
BNDES
Other Senior Lenders
Other debt
Additional 2 year grace period
Final maturity extended to 2029
Additional US$242 mn to finance company CAPEX, already contracted
with BNDES and Bradesco
Additional 2 year grace period
Final maturity extended to 2023
Additional US$67 mn to finance company CAPEX
New maturity extended to June 2029
New grace period: June 2018
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19. 3
PORT ECONOMICS

20. SIGNIFICANT POTENTIAL
FOR THE SUDESTE PORT
Targeted production capacities:
Comisa:
Gerdau:
18.0 mtpy
Ferrous:
15.0 mtpy
MUSA:
12.0 mtpy
Somisa:
9.5 mtpy
Serra Azul:
7.0 mtpy
Pau de Vinho:
6.0 mtpy
Arcelor Mittal:
3.2 mtpy
Minerita:
MMX
up to 24.0 mtpy
3.2 mtpy
Existing take-or-pay agreement with Sudeste Port
With Vale and CSN Ports running close to full capacity, Sudeste Port is the only alternative for many
mining companies
Source: Brasil Mineral Magazine 2013 and company estimates.
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21. PORT ECONOMICS:
KEY ASSUMPTIONS
Volumes
MMX Mines (~7Mt until 2018), Major Miners (~22Mt
in 2016 growing to 35Mt in 2019) and Small Miners
(5-10Mt)
Current PP&E (US$1,682 mn) and future CAPEX: 15
year depreciation period
Depreciation
Blended tariff: ~15 US$/t (gross of PIS/ COFINS,
assuming sales mix of 2017)(1)
Port Costs
Tariffs
Royalties
Payment occurs only when Cash Available for Royalties
is positive (Revenues(2) - Applicable Taxes(3) - Cash
Cost From Operation - Maintenance CAPEX - Cash
Operating Expenses - Interest / Amort. Senior Debt Service Reserve Account For BNDES And Cesce Debt Cash Provisions For Contingencies And Other
Obligations)
Total of US$5.00(1) per tonne
Costs are split between Fixed and Variable
Total fixed costs increases depending on the minimum
volume of the Port (from US$9.5 mn (2.5m tonnes) to
US$37.9 mn (50m tonnes)
Variable costs (per tonne) decreases depending on the
minimum volume of the port (from US$3.4 per tonne
(2.5m tonnes) to US$1.1 per tonne (50m tonnes)
Acquisition costs at 45 % of FOB prices
Cost from mine to Road of 6.6 US$/t
Trading Costs
Cost of rail transportation of 12.2 US$/t
Receivables (Port and Trading): 30 days
Payables (Trading): 30 days
CAPEX
Total expansion CAPEX of US$ 550 mn
Source: Company estimates.
(1) Price shall be adjusted annually in accordance with the variation of the PPI recorded since September, 2010.
(2) Port revenues + dividends from trading activities
Working Capital
Inventories (Trading): 20 days
(3) PIS/COFINS (net of refunds), ISS and cash provisions for IRPJ and CSLL.
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22. PORT ECONOMICS: PROJECTED
FINANCIALS
The Issuer will commit to minimum TOP volumes for PORT11 over the 2013-2016 period
For the avoidance of doubt, royalties due for 2013 under MMXM11 will be accrued in PORT11
In $m, except if stated otherwise
2014E
2015E
2016E
Projected volumes (mt)
Minimum TOP volumes (mt)
4.0
31.9
22.0
36.8
33.0
36.8
P&L
Net revenues
Gross Profit
EBITDA
43
18
(245)
271
187
(21)
441
342
131
Cash-Flow
Cash flow available for debt service
Debt drawdown
Debt repayments
Dividends from Trading Co
(345)
289
(13)
-
129
20
(76)
12
296
15
(155)
20
170
240
-
200
263
(117)
204
200
(177)
(69)
(32)
-
Royalties
Royalties due
Royalties accrued (end of period)
Royalties paid to all bondholders except EB (1)
2013E
71
Net cash flow
(1)
EB's right to receive payment deferred until 2018 (except if there is excess cash available)
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23. 4
GENERAL BONDHOLDER MEETING

24. EXPECTED TIMELINE
Board of Directors’
Meeting of MMX
Approve the merger of
Porto Sudeste S.A. into
MMX
Call notice of the
General Shareholders’
Meeting of MMX
Call notice of the
General Meeting of
MMXM11 Securities
Holders
Approve the
amendment to the
MMXM11 indenture.
General Shareholders’
Meeting of MMX
General Meeting of
MMXM11 Securities
Holders
Closing
General Shareholders’
Meeting of Porto
Sudeste S.A.
Approve the merger of
Porto Sudeste S.A. into
MMX
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25. CONCLUSION
Positive Impact from Investors’ Involvement:
Secures completion of the Port, expected to start operations in Q3 2014 (first royalty cash flow expected in 2015)
Increases port capacity thereby enhancing Brazilian infrastructure and unlocking Minas Gerais production
Investors aligned with bond economics as they will hold 34% upon completion
Transaction Update:
Investors and MMX are working on completing CPs: closing expected in December, 2013
Master Amendment Agreement already executed with subordinated lenders
Commercial terms of the renegotiation of the senior debt agreed in principle: senior lenders have imposed new
cash waterfall requiring the amendment of MMXM11 terms
The debt restructuring and the indenture of PORT11 are still subject to BNDES board approval
MMXM11 amendment required to facilitate transaction closing
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