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Common Equity Offering – US Silica

US Silica · Mar 1, 2013 · 23 slides

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  1. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 1
    U.S. Silica Common Equity Offering March 2013
  2. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 2
    Offering Summary Issuer: U.S. Silica Holdings, Inc. Exchange / Ticker: NYSE / SLCA Number of Shares Offered: 8,500,000 shares (100% secondary) Pro Forma Shares Outstanding: 52,946,821 shares Pro Forma Ownership: GGC USS…
  3. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 3
    U.S. Silica is Attractively Positioned Company Profile Commercial Silica Market Share Leading industrial minerals supplier Other Over 250 products and 1,800 customers Oil & Gas Proppants: Frac sand Industrial & Specialty: Glass,…
  4. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 4
    SLCA: A Diversified Option to Play NA Shale Growth Rapid Demand Early Innings of Proppant demand growth rig Growth Shale Revolution count growth Low Cost Difficult to Find, Permit Long lead times, frequent capacity Supply is and…
  5. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 5
    Frac Sand Demand Outstrips Drilling Activity Horizontal Wells Lateral Stages per Proppant Proppant Demand Rig Count per Rig Length Lateral per Stage Growth Drivers Proppant growth has recently outpaced rig count growth due to…
  6. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 6
    Oil & Gas: 2012 Performance FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2012 2011 Growth Developed Greenfield mine Sales 243.8 107.1 128% and processing plant in Sparta, WI Contribution 140.1 67.6 107% Expanded strategic customer…
  7. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 7
    New Projects Face High Hurdles Sphericity, solubility, size, crush strength Barriers to Entry (14 API specifications) Large-Scale High Quality Reserves Ability Long approval to spec-in High Permission process (1 3 years)…
  8. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 8
    Unique Industrial & Specialty Position Drivers of Stability Segment Applications U.S. Silicas multiple plants provide supply redundancy and low Smartphones, tablets, Glass containers, automotive transportation costs glass and…
  9. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 9
    Transforming the ISP Segment Invest in Talent Enhance R&D Implement New Technology New VP/GM New Technical Director Specialty deposits Market Development team Product Development capability Enhanced processing Technical Sales…
  10. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 10
    Structural Cost Advantage Within Industry U.S. Silica Frac Plants vs. 2012 Industry Cost Curve New Project Examples Cost per Ton (1) High Cost Royalties, road fees, no access to 2012 Demand natural gas, etc. Trucking to Class…
  11. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 11
    Differentiated Footprint and Transportation Network Transportation Assets Railroad access on BNSF, Union Pacific, CN, CP and CSX Barge access 15 in-basin transloads, many of which can be turned on or off to meet demand…
  12. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 12
    A Multi-Plant Network is Required for National Coverage Class I Rail Serving U.S. Silica Plants East Bakken Most WI West Bakken startups are on the CN network Eagle Ford or Class II rail Basins Served Directly…
  13. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 13
    U.S. Silicas Highly Efficient Logistic Solutions What is a Unit Train What is a Transload Consists of 70-100 cars (8k -11k tons) that are shipped Rail terminal located in the basin direct from origin to destination Proppant is…
  14. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 14
    Long-Standing Customer Relationships U.S. Silica Benefits How We Work With Customers Customer Benefits Competitive advantage over new Provide large scale, multi-plant access Flexibility to cost efficiently move entrants on nearly…
  15. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 15
    Line-of-Sight Oil & Gas Organic Growth Elements Initiatives Description 1Q13: Rochelle Phase I Capacity: 200k tons Resin-Coated Phase I Capital: 36MM Proppant (RCS) Best-in-class team Close access to high quality coarse…
  16. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 16
    Robust U.S. Silica Growth Platform Line-of-Sight Oil & Gas Resin-Coated Proppant Plant: Q1 2013 Projects Sparta Raw Sand Greenfield Mine: Q2 2013 Capacity Expansion Sparta Phase II: 750 850k additional tons of capacity…
  17. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 17
    Potential Future Run-Rate Profitability EBITDA Supported By Total Potential Capacity Other Key Initiatives New ISP products M&A Greenfield projects 2012 RCS Sparta I Sparta II Capacity Based EBITDA 18
  18. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 18
    Strong Balance Sheet to Fund Growth Initiatives Summary Capitalization (US in thousands) 32.1MM capacity under 12/31/2012 12/31/2011 asset-based revolving Cash and Cash Equivalents 61,022 59,199 line-of-credit Asset-Based…
  19. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 19
    Historical Financial Summary Volume Revenue (MM Tons) (MM) Adjusted EBITDA (1) Capital Expenditures (MM) (MM) (1) See Appendix A for GAAP reconciliation 20
  20. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 20
    Compelling Investment Opportunity 2x Revenue and 3x Adj. EBITDA over last 3 years Proven Results Diverse customer relationships Strong operating cash flows Economically irreplaceable ingredient Unique Option to Play NA Strong…
  21. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 21
    Appendix A 22
  22. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 22
    Reconciliation (Adjusted EBITDA to Net Income) Reconciliation of Adjusted EBITDA US in thousands 12/31/12 12/31/11 Net Income 79,154 30,253 Total Interest Expense, Net of Interest Income 13,615 18,347 Provisions of Taxes 30,651…
  23. Common Equity Offering – US Silica – slide 23
    Reconciliation (Adjusted EBITDA to Net Income) (1) Includes non-cash deductions, losses and charges arising from adjustments to estimates of a future litigation liability and the decision by our hourly workforce at our Rockwood…

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