Gary Ittner Executive Vice President – Supply Chain McJunkin Red Man Corporation Gary Ittner Executive Vice President – Supply Chain McJunkin Red Man.

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Gary Ittner Executive Vice President – Supply Chain McJunkin Red Man Corporation Gary Ittner Executive Vice President – Supply Chain McJunkin Red Man Corporation Steel Materials Forum

Prices for oil and natural gas spiked last year… As prices rose, demand increased Source: Energy Information Agency

And though prices for some product groups followed Raw material comprises high percentage of production costs Source: Market and MRC proprietary data; MRC internal analysis

Others rose only modestly Raw material comprises high percentage of production costs Raw material comprises low percentage of production costs Source: Market and MRC proprietary data; MRC internal analysis

 Pricing for piping trends seem to follow energy curve –Oil and gas prices drive OCTG demand –Standard and line pipe tend to follow OCTG –Other products tend to follow  PVF has not fully retraced the reduction in energy pricing  Influence of ongoing market dynamics is X-factor –Impact of excess for selected items –Tightly managed production output –Anti-dumping and countervailing duties –Limited number of manufactures for certain product types  Pricing for piping trends seem to follow energy curve –Oil and gas prices drive OCTG demand –Standard and line pipe tend to follow OCTG –Other products tend to follow  PVF has not fully retraced the reduction in energy pricing  Influence of ongoing market dynamics is X-factor –Impact of excess for selected items –Tightly managed production output –Anti-dumping and countervailing duties –Limited number of manufactures for certain product types Conclusions