institutional presentation · market cap¹ r$ 14.1 billion net revenue² r$ 10.8 billion total...

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Disclaimer

The statements in this presentation constitute forward-looking statements.

Such statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties

that could cause the Company’s actual results to differ materially from those

set forth in the forward-looking statements. These risks include changes in

customer demand for the Company’s products, changes in raw material costs,

seasonal fluctuations in customer orders, pricing actions by competitors,

significant changes in the applicable rates of exchange of the Brazilian real

against the US dollar, and general changes in the economic environment in

Brazil, emerging markets or internationally.

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Agenda

1. Company Overview

2. Strategy

3. Pulp and Paper Market

4. Financial and Operational

Highlights

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Market Cap¹ R$ 14.1 billion

Net Revenue² R$ 10.8 billion

Total Forest Base 1.1 million ha

Market Pulp Capacity³ 3.5 million tonnes

Paper Capacity 1.3 million tonne

Santos

Vitória

Itaqui

Company OverviewSuzano is a forestry-based company which operates in the pulp and paper

businesses for more than 90 years

Mill

Forest

Suzano Unit- São Paulo State (SP)

Limeira Unit – São Paulo State (SP)

Rio Verde Unit – São Paulo State (SP)

Imperatriz Unit- Maranhão State (MA)

Mucuri Unit- Bahia State (BA)

Port

Data from 03/31/2016.

¹ SUZB5: R$12.66 | 2 LTM ended on 03/31/2016 | 3 Excluding fluff

Portocel

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Product Portfolio

Production and sales optimization to maximize assets return

Note: Figures of the last twelve months ended on 03/31/20165

Net Revenue70% Exports /

30% Domestic Market

Market Pulp

2nd eucalyptus market

pulp producer

Paper

Printing & Writing

Uncoated

Coated

Paperboard

R$ 10.8 billion

65%

35%

Forestry Assets

States of Maranhão, Pará,

Tocantins and Piauí:

• Total¹: 635 k ha

• Planted²: 217 k ha

• Structural Average

Distance: 150km

States of Bahia, Espírito

Santo and Minas Gerais:

• Total¹: 271 k ha

• Planted²: 201 k ha


Distance: 75km

São Paulo State:

• Total¹: 188 tsd ha

• Planted²: 132 tsd ha


Distance: 220kmData on 03/31/2016

¹ Own and leased area

² Figures consider own, leased and third-parties areas

Suzano’s forestry competitiveness allows its operation in different regions

with adequate yields

Note: Both own and leased land can suffer variation up to 5% quarter

over quarter. The total amount can differ due to rounding.

Check out on http://info.fsc.org/ the certificate área.

1,094 k ha of total area

550 k ha of planted area

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http://info.fsc.org/

Industrial Units

*Note: Flexibility to produce either Fluff or Printing and Writing paper

Suzano – São Paulo State

Rio Verde – São Paulo State

Mucuri – Bahia State Limeira – São Paulo State

Imperatriz – Maranhão State

Printing & Writing Paper: 50 k tonnesMarket Pulp: 1,500 k tonnes

Tissue: 60 k tonnes (start up in 3Q17)

Market Pulp: 350 k tonnes

Integrated Pulp: 300 k tonnes

Printing & Writing Paper: 390 k tonnes

Lignin: 20 k tonnes (start up in 2Q17)

Market Pulp: 1,540 k tonnes


Printing & Writing Paper: 250 k tonnes

Tissue: 60 k tonnes (start up in 4Q17)

Market Pulp: 70 k tonnes


Printing & Writing Paper: 360 k tonnes*

Paperboard: 200 k tonnes

Eucafluff: 100 k tonnes*

Pulp and Paper Facilities

Pulp Facility Paper Facility

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Commercial Offices

Located in the main pulp and paper markets...

Suzano Pulp and

Paper America

(USA)

Suzano Pulp and

Paper Europe

(Switzerland)

Suzano Pulp and

Paper Asia

(China)Suzano Pulp and

Paper

(Headquarter)

Present in 15 Brazilian states

• 8 Regional Sales Offices

• 4 Regional Distribution Centers

• 16 Local Distribution Centers

Stenfar

(Argentina)

Sun Paper

(England)

...in addition to a strong distribution channel

in Brazil

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Shareholder Structure

North America:

17.6%

Latin America*:

0.6% Brazil:

48.5%

Europe:

19.4%

Oceania:

0.4%

Asia:

13.5%

Free Float Distribution (%)

Institutional Investors: 93% | Individual Investors: 7%

Shareholder base dispersed across the main capital markets in the world

BNDES

7%Other

35%

Treasury

2%

Controlling

Shareholders

56%

Free Float

42%

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* Excludes Brazil

Note: Data on 03/31/2016

Corporate GovernanceBoard of Directors and Committees

Eight member, four independent

Member with mandate until 2018 Annual Shareholders Meeting

Company Policies approved by the Board of Directors

Members of the Board are well-known in the Brazilian Corporate

landscape and are supported by the committees on the decision making

Board of Directors

Sustainability and

Strategy

Committee

Audit CommitteeManagement

Committee

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Stock Performance

Stock Performance- SUZB5(100 basis: Dec/14 – Mar/16)

Daily Financial Volume - SUZB5(R$ million)

8,990 11,279

14,812 15,114

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

Source: Bloomberg

37 44

90 96

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

Daily Trade Numbers- SUZB5(Trade number)

SUZB5 appreciated significantly above the market, in addition to liquidity increase

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Note: Last twelve months ended on 03/31/2016

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50

100

150

200

Dec-14 Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Apr-15 May-15 Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16

SUZB5 IBOV IBX

SUZB5

+14.3%

IBOV

+0.1%

IBX

-0.2%

Agenda

1. Company Overview

2. Strategy



Highlights

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... and generate more value to shareholders

Strategy to maximize the return on invested

capital...

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Costs Discipline

Cost per tonne significantly below inflation reflects the structural

competitiveness efforts that have been implemented

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COGs(R$/tonne)

+9%

INFLATION: +13%

1,2831,368 1,393

2014 2015 UDM*

Note: Last twelve months ended on 03/31/2016

Project 5.1

Investment in retrofitting and debottlenecking to reach the

optimum structural cost

4.84.9

5.1

2016 2017e 2018e

Pulp and Paper Capacity(Million tonnes)

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Capacity of 5.1 million tonnes in 2018

Industrial investment in Imperatriz and Mucuri mills

Forest base increase and average distance reduction

Cash cost reduction: lower inputs consumption and fixed

cost dilution

Total estimated Capex: R$ 1.14 billion; estimated IRR of

47%

Optimum structural cash cost will generate

more shareholder value

US$172/tonne

in 1Q16 US$150/tonne

in 2018US$125/tonne

in 2021 - 2022

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Project 5.1

Note: Exchange rate of R$3.80/US$ used in the analyzes

Adjacent Businesses

First genetically modified clone

approved by CTNBio for

commercial purposes

Potential to increase productivity

by nearly 20%

First company in the world to use

hardwood to produce fluff

Up to 70% softwood substitution for

feminine hygiene and up to 30%

for diapers

Replacement of petrochemicals with

renewable source

It is used in several high value-

added applications

Jumbo rolls production for companies in

the tissue segment and/or finished

productOperational and logistics

competitiveness

Monetization of ICMS credits

Innovation

FuturaGene Fluff

TissueLignin

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Investiments in high profitability and escalability projects that innovate

and break paradigms

Eucafluff

Up to 70% softwood substitution for feminine hygiene and up

to 30% for diapers

Adds value to the product portfolio of our clients

Rewet quality and reduction of energy costs

Capacity: up to 100 k tonnes/year

Start up: December/2015

Mill: Suzano

Flexibility to produce either fluff or printing and writing paper

First company in the world to produce fluff from

hardwood

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Fluff Global Market

Demand growth driven by hygiene products consumption in the

emerging markets

Source: RISI

Demand(million tonnes)

Europe

25%

North

America

19%Other Asia

16%

China

16%

Other

LatAm

9%

Brazil

5%

Other

10%

Demand Breakdown(%)

5.4 6.0 6.7

2013 2016e 2019e

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North

America

90%

Europe

6%

Rest of the

World

4%

Production breakdown(%)

Diapers

39%

Incontinence

Products

25%

Femine Hygiene

25%

Other

11%

Products Breakdown(%)

Competitiveness on Jumbo Rolls production and logistics adds value to pulp

Operational

Integrated production and

control of more than 90% of

cash cost

Logistic

Production close to the North

and Notheast markets in Brazil

Market Potencial

Fastest growing segment in

Brazil, 5% p.a in 2015 (RISI)

Tax Strategy

Structural solution for

monetization of ICMS credits

Competitive

Advantages

Tissue Project

Priority in establishing industrial partnership with our clients

Modern and integrated mills in Imperatriz and Mucuri

Production capacity of 60k tonnes in each unit

Start up: 3Q17 in Imperatriz and 4Q17 in Mucuri

Total Estimated Capex:

R$ 425 million

Projected IRR:

81%

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Tissue Demand

Source: RISI

32.5 36.0 46.1

2013 2016e 2023e

Global Demand(Million tonnes)

1.1 1.2

1.8

2013 2016e 2023e

Brazilian Demand(Million tonnes)

90% of the Brazilian demand for tissue is used for sanitary purposes

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Sanitary

Purpose

88%

Paper Towel

9%

Napkin

3%

Products Breakdown in Brazil(%)

Main applications:

• Cement Additives

• Phenolic Resins

• Rubber Components

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Lignin

Lignin Production Process

Fiber

Lignin

Wood Wood ChipsBleaching

Pulp/

Paper

Digester

Evaporation

Recovery

BoilerLime Kiln

Lignin

Chemicals

Energy

Black Liquor

Replacement of petroleum-based chemicals from renewable source,

with higher profitability than energy sale

Capacity: 20k tonnes per year

Capex: R$70 million

Start Up: 2Q17

Mill: Limeira

Attractive return: 3x higher than energy sales

Agenda

1. Company Overview

2. Strategy



Highlights

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BEKP

33%

BHKP

17%

BSKP

40%

Other

10%

62

million

tonnes

Pulp Industry

Total Fiber

Consumption1

RecycledVirgin Fiber

Non-wood,

Mechanical Pulp

and Integrated Pulp

Market Pulp

416

237179

117 62

Fiber Consumption Breakdown(%)

Market pulp is about 35% of virgin fiber consumption and 15% of total

fiber consumption

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2

4

5

Fiber Consumption(million tonnes)

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1 Excludes dissolving pulp and fluff | 2 Bleached Eucalyptus Kraft Pulp | 3 Bleached Hardwood Kraft Pulp | 4 Bleached Softwood Kraft Pulp | 5 Includes Unbleached Kraft

Pulp and sulphite

Source: Poyry (2015) and PPPC (Apr/2016)

391401

405

428

2010 2014 2015e 2020e

Global Paper Consumption

Source: Poyry (2015)

Consumption by Region(%)

Consumption by Segment(%)

Pulp Market is driven by paper consumption

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Global Paper Demand(million tonnes)

North America

19%

Europe

23%

Asia

45%

Latin

America

7%Other

6%

Printing & Writing

26%Tissue

8%

Other

59% Newsprint

7%

Paper Demand by Segment

Demand for pulp driven by tissue and paperboard consumption

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0

2

1

3

-3

-1

-2

20 40 60 80 100

Share on total fiber consumption in 2014 (%)

Newsprint

Uncoated

Mechanical

Coated

Mechanical

Uncoated

Woodfree

Coated

Woodfree

Tissue

ContainerboardPaperboard

Packaging

Other

Source: Poyry (2015) 26

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until 2

030

(%p

.a.)

Average growth of 1.0% p.a

Estimated demand of 490MM/tonne in 2030

USA

Canada

Macau

Hong Kong

SwitszerlandSweden

Austria

Finland

Germany

UK

IslandChile

Uruguay

Mexico

Argentina

Brasil

Colombia

China

India

-20%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

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013

–2030)

Per-capita consumption (Kg/person/year)

Tissue Consumption

Demand for tissue is impacted by economic growth, urbanizationand culture

Per-capita Tissue Consumption(Kg/person/year)

Source: World Tissue Business Outlook – RISI (2014)

Suzano has pulp market share

relevance in the regions with the highest growth potential

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1316 15 16 16

1719

2021 21 22 23

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9 1011 11 11 10 10 10 11 11 11 11

22 22 21 21 22 23 23 24 24 24 25 25 25 26 26

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016e 2017e 2018e 2019e 2020e

BEKP¹ Others BHKP² BSKP³

Pulp Competitiveness

The competitiveness of the eucalyptus fiber leads to the

growth compared to other fibers

CAGRBEKP: +7.2% p.a. | Other BHKP: -1.5% p.a.

CAGRBEKP: +4.1% p.a. | Other BHKP: +0.8% p.a.

Source: Hawkins Wright (Apr/16)

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Fiber volume(million tonnes)

1 Bleached Eucalyptus Kraft Pulp | 2 Bleached Hardwood Kraft Pulp | 3 Bleached Softwood Kraft Pulp

Pulp Cash Cost

Hardwood Softwood

The new pulp projects are in the low-cost regions, mostly in Brazil

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FX of R$3,54/US$


Cash Cost CIF / Europe(US$/tonne)

Pulp Demand


Demand average annual growth of 1.0 - 1.5 million tonnes

Market Pulp Global Demand(million tonnes)

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3 4 4 48 8 8 8

20 19 19 19

23 30 31 35

5460 62

67

2010 2015 2016e 2020e

CAGR Demanda 2010 – 2015 2016e – 2020e

North America 0.0% +0.2%

Europe -0.8% +0.3%

Asia/Africa +5.5% +3.6%

Latin America +1.9% +2.1%

Oceania +1.5% +4.4%

Total +2.4% +2.1%

Asia

Europe

North America

Latin America

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CompanyStart

up

Softwood Hardwood

Capacity

Announced

Estimated

Production in

2016

Estimated

Production

in 2017

Capacity

Announced

Estimated

Production in

2016

Estimated

Production

in 2017

Klabin 1Q16 400 250 150 1,100 500 550

IP 2S16 360 100 245 - - -

Domtar 3Q16 315 80 230 - - -

Sodra 4Q16 675 75 230 - - -

APP 4Q16 - - - 2,000 350 1,500

Fibria 4Q17 - - - 1,750 - 50

Total 1,750 505 855 4,850 850 2,100

Supply and Demand should consider:

• Closures of non wood capacities in China that

would boost imports of virgin fiber

• High cost producers capacities reduction/shutdown

Pulp Supply

Source: Internal analysis

Commodities Price

32Source: Bloomberg, Index Mundi, PIX/Foex

Commodity (%)

Iron Ore 346

Cupper 167

Rubber 133

Soybean 76

Crude Oil 48

NBSK 11

BHKP 6

Cotton -1

Aluminium -2

Average pulp price in recent years has been flatter when compared to

other commodities

Commodities Price in USD(100 basis: jan/00 – mar/15)

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

dez-00 dez-04 dez-08 dez-12

Aluminium Soybeans Iron Ore Crude Oil Copper

Rubber Cotton NBSK BHKP CRB

mar-16

0.6

1.8

6.3

Paperboard

Printing & Writing

Total

Domestic Sales Imports

Source: Forestry Industry Association (Ibá)

* Last Twelve months ended on 03/31/2016

Brazilian Paper Industry

35%

27%

Suzano

Market

Share

Suzano has leading position in all segments in which it operates

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86% 14%

85% 15%

92%

Brazilian Paper Demand in LTM*(million tonne)

Paper Commercial Strategy

Suzano’s Go-To-Market Project in Brazil(1)

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Direct paper sales in the domestic market is a competitive advantage that improves the profitability of the business

Suzano brand strengthening

Improves service level

Greater negotiation power

Tax benefits

Dilution of the credit risk

(1) Paper direct sales program

Paper Business Competitiveness

The paper business has higher contribution margin per tonne

than pulp and it is a more stable market in terms of volumes and pricing

Pulp Cost

Inputs and

Variables Costs

Paper Margin

Integrated Paper

Business Margin

Integrated Pulp

Margin

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Note: Above representation is not in scale

Agenda

1. Company Overview

2. Strategy



Highlights

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Domestic Market

Exports

Packaging

8%

Tissue

57%

Specialties

18%Others

2%

Printing &

Writing

15%

1,4802,373 2,835 2,920415

478456 421

1,895

2,8503,291 3,340

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

1,932

2,9823,373

3,489

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

Asia

40%

Europe

33%

North

America

14%South/Central

America

1%

Brazil

12%

37Note: * Last Twelve months ended on 03/31/2016

Operating ResultsPulp Business

Presence in the main international markets and strategic relationship with clients

Pulp Production(k tonne)

Pulp Sales Volume(k tonne)

Pulp Revenue BreakdownLTM*

Pulp Sales Volume per SegmentLTM*

Domestic Market

Exports

1,293 1,301 1,209 1,200

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

408 389 403 406

904 934 827 840

1,312 1,322 1,230 1,246

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

Brazil

64%

Europe

4% North America

10%

Other

4%

South/Central

America

18%

38Note: * Last Twelve months ended on 03/31/2016

Operating ResultsPaper Business

Operational excellence in paper: product portfolio and revenue management, optimization of assets, and strengthening of distribution channel

Paper Production(k tonne)

Paper Sales Volume(k tonne)

Paper Revenue BreakdownLTM*

1,307 1,284 1,368 1,393

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

2,577 3,8516,603 7,0213,111

3,413

3,621 3,7655,689

7,264

10,224 10,785

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

3.332.16 2.35

Pulp Paper

-1.8% +6.5% +1.8%

Inflation +5.9% +6.4% +2.6%

580 536642 664

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

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Inflation: +19.0%

+14.5%

10%

linked to

USD

3,59

Financial Results

Cost and expenses performance bellow inflation

Net Revenue(R$ million)

COGS(R$/tonne)

Consolidated Pulp Cash Cost*(R$/tonne)

*Ex-maintenance downtime

Note: * Last Twelve months ended on 03/31/2016

Average

R$/US$

196 166

191 193

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

SG&A/Sales Volume(R$/tonne)

Inflation: +19.0%

-1.5%

Financial Results

Continuous focus on increasing operational results

Adjusted EBITDA(R$/tonne)

Adjusted EBITDA(R$ million)

555 588

1,0161,075

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

1,7812,452

4,5944,931

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

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Operational Cash Generation1

(R$/tonne)

1,1151,453

3,4853,678

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

Adjusted EBITDA Margin(%)

31.3% 33.8%

44.9% 45.7%

2013 2014 2015 LTM*

Note: (1) Operational cash generation considers adjusted EBITDA less

sustaining capex


Debt

Net Debt (R$ and US$ billion) and Leverage (x)

Net Debt (R$) Net Debt (US$)

Net Debt/Adjusted EBITDA (R$) Net Debt/Adjusted EBITDA (US$)

Continuous reduction on leverage allows Suzano to be prepared for the future

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3.7x3.1x 2.9x

2.3x 2.3x 2.3x

4.1x 3.9x3.3x 3.0x 2.7x

2.3x

10.1 11.4 11.0

12.7 12.5 11.2

3.8 3.6 3.5 3.2 3.2 3.2

Dec/14 Mar/15 Jun/15 Sep/15 Dec/15 Mar/16

4.1%

4.7%

4.8%

83.5% of CDI

90.8% of CDI

91.8%of CDI

Mar/16

Mar/15

Mar/14

2.82.0

1.3

2.4

3.9

1.2

2.9

0.2

Cash

Position

9M16 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022

onward

BRL USD

Gross Debt: R$14.1 billion

64% in foreign currency* and 36% in BRL

Net Debt: R$11.2 billion

75% in foreign currency* and 25% in BRL

Maturity: 84% in long term

Debt Profile

Adequate debt profile and competitive cost of debt

Average Cost of Debt (%) Amortization (R$ billion)

Data on March 31st, 2016

* It considers adjustment for derivatives

6.0x

3.2x 3.0x2.3x 1.9x

Klabin CMPC² Arauco² Suzano Fibria

Klabin CMPC Arauco Suzano Fibria

Standard & Poors BBB- BBB- BBB- BB+ BBB-

Moody's - - Baa3 Ba2 Ba1

Fitch Ratings BBB- BBB+ BBB BB BBB-

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Rating

Net Debt /

Adjusted EBITDA

LTM1 (US$)

Suzano is on track to achieve Investment Grade

1Last twelve months ending on 03/31/2016.

²Last twelve months ending on 12/31/2015

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Federal TaxesSuzano's fiscal situation allows low cash disbursement for income and social contribution taxes

Tax Benefits

75% of income tax reduction:

• Maranhão unit until 2024

• Bahia unit: Line 1 until 2024 | Line 2 until 2018

DAI¹ in Maranhão Unit of R$1.2 billion to be used

Tax Credits

Tax loss carry forward: R$2.8 billion

Total of federal tax credits to be used: R$467 million

Data accumulated until 03/31/2016

Note: ¹ Acelerated depreciation

2016 CAPEX

Estimated CAPEX for 2016:

R$ 2.4 billion

Sustaining

R$ 1.1 billion

Effluent Treatment Station

(ETS)

Others

R$ 110 million

R$ 100 million

Maranhão

R$ 115 million

Structural Competitiveness

R$ 605 million

Projetct5.1 1 R$ 510 millionCarryOver R$ 45 million

Others R$ 50 million

Adjacent Business

R$ 325 million

Tissue2 R$ 275 millionLignin R$ 50 million

Total:

Total:

45Nota: 1 Estimated Capex for 2017 and 2018 is R$585 million and R$45 million, respectively

2 Estimated Capex for 2017 and 2018 is R$100 million and R$50 million, respectively

Investments according to the planCAPEX (R$ million) 1Q16 2016e

SUSTAIN 367 1,130

STRUCTURAL COMPETITIVENESS 93 605

ADJACENT BUSINESS 35 325

OTHER 126 325

TOTAL 621 2,385

Projects on time and on budget

Project 5.1

Tissue Project

Lignin Project

4,931

3,678

( 1,253 )

Adjusted EBITDA Sustain Capex Operational Cash

Flow

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Operatinonal Cash Generation

Maximizing operational

cash generation

Value to

shareholder

Operational Cash Generation in LTM*(R$ millions)

A Suzano has posted the highest operational cash generationin the industry


6.3%14.4%

15.9%20142015

UDM*

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ROIC

It is the most appropriate metric to

measure the industry returns, which is

capital intensive

ROIC = (Adjusted EBITDA – Sustaining CAPEX – Tax cash account) /Capital Employed


2016 value levers

Wood cost reduction

Progressive and gradual reduction in average distance

at Mucuri mill

Decrease in harvesting cost (retrofitting of equipments

concluded in 2015)

Industrial cost reduction

Benefits from the retrofitting investments concluded

Energy exposure management (hedge)

New schedule of maintenance downtimes

Logistics cost reduction

Light-duty trucks

Full vessel

Paper Business

Continuity of Suzano+ Program

Paper price increase

Coated market share increase in Brazil

Bunker

Imperatriz: 100% railway outbound

Increase in exports

Investor Relations

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