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Absa AgriBusiness Presenter name Subject Disclaimer: Although everything has been done to ensure the accuracy of the information, the Bank takes no responsibility for actions or losses that might occur due to the usage of this information. ABSA AgriBusiness Agric-Economic Outlook 1 October 2009

Absa AgriBusiness Discussion agenda 1.Macro economic trends – World social spend supports agriculture 2.Agricultural insights - Golden days for agriculture is back 3.Africa the new frontier – Food security 4.Commodity outlook for Selected Agricultural commodities

Absa AgriBusiness Economic outlook – Supply and demand

Absa AgriBusiness Summery of world economic impact on South African Agriculture This lead to a shift in demand with a resulting increase in commodity prices The demand for bio-fuels also impacted positively on commodity prices Commodity prices was further supported by lower world stocks Food demand remain sticky Shift in world soft commodity demand –After capitalism replaced communism as economic system in the late 90’s world economic growth increased to more than 4.9% per annum for the four years preceding 2008 –In world experienced a financial meltdown World wide approximately one billion jobs will be lost during 2009 In SA approximately jobs is expected to be lost in 2009 If you loos your job you loos your house and your car but you do not loos the need to eat –In a world economic crisis the poor of the poor (job less) is supported by social spend (Dole, Workmen's compensation, Food stamps, Social spend) supporting demaand. The net result is higher commodity prices in spite of a world economic meltdown

Absa AgriBusiness Exchange rate impact on South African Agriculture

Absa AgriBusiness Economic outlook – Balance of Payment Exchange rate indicators The rand will continue to strengthen against the US Dollar and Chinese currencies while the dollar will tend to weaken against the Euro This is mainly due to the link between the US dollar and the Chinese Yuan as well as the current account deficit of the US (- 3% of GDP) The Rand is expected to continue to weaken against the bulk of the other currencies

Absa AgriBusiness Economic outlook – Inflation Pointers Due to higher inflation in 2007 and 2008 the Reserve Bank increased interests rates in a bid to control inflation. All indication are that inflation is under control and it is expected that inflation will continue to decline creating some leeway for the Reserve Bank to lower interest rates even further.

Absa AgriBusiness Discussion agenda 1.Macro economic trends – World social spend supports agriculture 2.Agricultural insights - Golden days for agriculture is back 3.Africa the new frontier – Food security 4.Commodity outlook for Selected Agricultural commodities

Absa AgriBusiness Effective Market

Absa AgriBusiness Primary agricultural confidence index

Absa AgriBusiness Discussion agenda 1.Macro economic trends – World social spend supports agriculture 2.Agricultural insights - Golden days for agriculture is back 3.Africa the new frontier – Food security 4.Commodity outlook for Selected Agricultural commodities

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Polar area Mountain area Tundra / Taiga Moderate Mediterranean Dry grasslands Desert Subtropical Tropical Climatic topography World Climatic topography

Absa AgriBusiness Market environment – World Market growth potential (2) Pointers Production growth potential for 2050 must be viewed against expected growth in demand of approximately 40 – 60 % over the same period This is mainly the result of an expected population growth rate of between 0,9% to 1,1% and improvements in the economic welfare of consumers due to economic growth. Only a portion of economic growth will impact on the growth in demand for food as food is classified as one of the basic needs.

Absa AgriBusiness Market environment – World market growth potential (3) Pointers In the short term stiff competition in terms of production expansion will come from South America. The most significant untapped opportunity is Africa As production expansion exceed demand expectations, prices of soft commodities will remain fairly depressed forcing farmers to improve efficiencies. This is only possible if producers incorporate new technology to improve efficiencies or use efficiencies of scale.

Absa AgriBusiness Discussion agenda 1.Macro economic trends – World social spend supports agriculture 2.Agricultural insights - Golden days for agriculture is back 3.Africa the new frontier – Food security 4.Commodity outlook for Selected Agricultural commodities

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Absa AgriBusiness Expected SA white maize price trends

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