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Disclaimer Forward Looking Statements This presentation contains certain forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ materially from those projected or implied in such forward-looking statements. Such forwardlooking information involves risks and uncertainties that could affect expected results. 2 2

Agenda Highlights for 2008 Financial Review Review by Business Unit Strategy & Outlook 2009 Shangri-La Hotel, Dubai, UAE 3 3

Turnover down 10.2% to 1,672.7mn On constant currency -2% Pre-Exceptional Operating Result down 33.6% to 157.1mn On constant currency -28% 76mn annualised savings achieved since the peak of late 2007 Equates to a 24% reduction in the affected businesses Reduction in working capital of 43.6mn Adjusted EPS 76 cent, Basic EPS 26.7 cent No final dividend in respect of 2008 2008 Financial Highlights Exceptional/re-organisation costs 75.1mn including goodwill impairment 43.6mn Net Debt 299.6mn, interest cover 14.6 times Funding headroom at year end of c. 280mn Total investment of 193.4mn comprising 87.7mn in acquisitions, and 105.7mn in capex Planned capital investment 2009 reduced to 50mn 4 4

2008 Operational Highlights Strong growth in Insulated Panels across Western and Centeral & Eastern Europe (up 11% on constant currency basis) Macro driven decline in Insulated Panels & Insulation Boards in UK and Ireland. The combined sales of these products in this market was down 13% at constant currency Transformational growth in US Insulated Panel market position which has performed strongly since the acquisition of Metecno Inc. at end of August 2008. Canada has been weaker however Impressive growth of 66% in turnover in Solar Hot Water across Europe Record year in Access Floors as office construction continued to be strong for much of the period Off-site and Environmental both impacted heavily by the pace of contraction in housing 5 5

Rationalisation 76 mn annualised cost savings Consolidation of Off-site production Closed five sites Consolidation of production in Environmental and Renewables Consolidated five sites into one, a further eight to go in 2009 Capital expenditure curbed for 2009/2010. 50mn anticipated for 2009 Flexible Manufacturing Overhead Reductions throughout the organisation Significant procurement savings 6 6

2008 Sales by Geography 2007 mn 2007 2008 % change at constant currency % change YoY Republic of Ireland 270.4 173.8-36% -36% Britain & Northern Ireland 1036.7 826.6-7% -20% Mainland Europe 375.5 453.1 18% 21% Americas 144.5 177.1 29% 23% Other 36.1 42.1 32% 17% Group Sales 1,863.2 1,672.7-2% -10% 8% 2% 15% 20% 2008 55% 11% 3% 10% Republic of Ireland Britain/Northern Ireland Mainland Europe Americas Other 27% 49% Republic of Ireland Britain/Northern Ireland Mainland Europe Americas Other 7 7

900 800 700 600 Sales by Product Group mn 2007 2008 % change at constant rates % change at actual rates Insulated Panels 763.6 724.0 0% -5% Insulation Boards 284.2 250.0-3% -12% Offsite & Structural 326.8 233.3-20% -29% Environmental & Renewables 291.5 266.7 2% -9% Access Floors 197.1 198.7 11% 1% Group Sales 1,863.2 1,672.7-2% -10% 'mn 500 400 300 200 100 2007 2008 0 Insulated Panels Insulation Boards Off-site & Structural Environmental & Access Floors Renewables +21% 8 8

Operating Profit by Division before Amortisation & Exceptional Items mn 2007 2008 Panels & Boards 16.2% 12.4% Offsite & Structural 7.0% 4.6% Environmental & Renewables 4.8% 1.0% Access Floors 17.3% 14.0% 12.9% 9.7% 20% 18% 16% 14% 12% 16.2% 12.4% 17.3% 14.0% % 10% 2007 2008 8% 7.0% 6% 4% 4.6% 4.8% 2% 0% Panels & Boards Off-site & Structural Environmental & Renewables Access Floors 1.0% 9 9

Summary P&L Before non-trading Items Nontrading Items Total Total 2008 2008 2008 2007 YoY '000 '000 '000 '000 % change Revenue 1672.7-1672.7 1863.2-10% Trading Profit 161.7-161.7 241.3-33% Intangible Amortisation (4.6) - (4.6) (4.6) 0% Non-trading Items - (75.1) (75.1) - Operating result 157.1 (75.1) 82.0 236.7-65% Net Finance Cost (13.9) - (13.9) (12.5) 12% Result for the period before tax 143.2 (75.1) 68.1 224.2-70% Income tax expense (20.9) (3.2) (24.2) (36.9) -35% Net result for the period 122.3 (78.3) 44.0 187.3-77% Basic EPS ( cents) 26.7 110.5-76% Diluted EPS ( cents) 26.5 108.5-76% Dividend per share ( cents) 8.0 25.0-68% 10 10

Exceptionals mn Goodwill Impairment 43.6 Business Restructuring 12.3 Redundancy Costs 11.6 Asset Impairment 3.2 Product Discontinuance 4.4 Total Exceptional costs 75.1 Annualised savings from peak 76mn 11 11

Goodwill Impairment Off-site 40mn Goodwill of 76.5mn written down to 36.5mn No recovery in profitability expected until 2011 Insulated Panels 4.2mn Goodwill write off in respect of investment in Turkey 4.2mn Business recapitalised in early 2009 Outlook still looks promising 12 12

Cashflow Statement 'mn 2007 2008 Inflows Operating profit 236.7 82.0 Depreciation 39.8 40.6 Amortisation 7.7 4.6 Pension contributions (3.4) (2.6) Working capital (increase)/decrease (66.8) 43.6 Interest paid (12.3) (12.7) Taxation paid (27.0) (18.1) Others 17.6 60.3 Free cash flow 192.3 197.7 Acquisitions (49.8) (92.6) Net capital expenditure (140.3) (97.5) Dividends paid (35.5) (42.3) Share Buyback 0.0 (32.6) (225.6) (265.0) Cash flow movement (33.3) (67.3) Debt translation (4.1) (7.3) Decrease / (increase) in net debt (37.4) (74.6) Net debt at start of year (187.6) (225.0) 13 Net debt at end of year (225.0) (299.6) 13

Net Assets Statement & Key Ratios Net Assets Statement - mn 2007 2008 Tangible Fixed Assets 398.7 411.1 Intangible Assets 318.1 292.9 Working Capital 285.4 222.3 Current Corporate Tax & Deferred Tax (43.2) (47.4) Provisions (61.1) (60.2) Net Debt (225.0) (299.6) Net Assets 672.9 519.1 Key ratios 2007 2008 Gearing (Net Debt:Shareholder funds) 33.4% 57.7% Debt/EBITDA 0.79 1.48 Interest Cover 22.8 14.6 ROCE (before non-trading items) 26.4% 19.2% Working Capital as % of Sales 15.3% 14.5% 14 14

Core Banking Facilities Successful re-negotiation of 330mn credit facility September 2013 maturity date Private placement 151mn (USD200mn) Repayable 2015 119mn & 2017 32mn Same covenants as Revolving Facility Various bilateral facilities totalling c. 100mn Significant headroom on the covenants Max 3.5x net debt:ebitda actual 1.48 Min 4.0x interest cover actual 14.6 Year End 2008 Net Debt 299.6mn headroom c. 280mn 15 15

Capital Expenditure 105.7mn Total investment of 193.4mn comprising 87.7mn in acquisitions and 105.7mn in capex, 2.6 times depreciation Environmental & Renewables, 8.6mn, 7.7mn 8% Off-site & Structural, 8.0mn 2.7mn, 3% Access Floors, 3.3mn, 3% 1.1mn 18.9mn Insulated Panels, 51.2mn, 48% 37.7mn Insulation Boards, 39.9mn, 38% 16 16

Major Capital Investment Projects Investment of 105.7mn in 2008 & estimated c. 50mn in 2009 Insulation Boards Selby in production & Pembridge scaled down to compensate Tiel, Netherlands on schedule must move from current site in late 2009 Poland postponed until 2010/2011 Environmental & Renewables Consolidation of sites in Ireland completed end 2008 Investment in Solar Thermal capacity in 2009 Insulated Panels UK Replacement line complete in 2008 Insulated Panels CEMEI New line in Czech complete in 2008 Insulated Panels Canada Vancouver complete Q1 2009. Toronto scheduled Q3 2009 17 17

Insulated Panels UK, IRL, WE 2007 2008 Sales ( mn) 505.7 415.6 % of Group Sales 27% 25% Analysis of YonY % change Currency Volume Price & Mix Total -8% -12% +2% -18% Against very tough market environment in the UK, solid performance, volume down 17% Exceptionally difficult period in Ireland, volume down 32% Western Europe very strong, volumes up 17%, although this weakened towards year end Aus/NZ volume marginally up, long term potential Good progress of new product sales as Bradford University Campus well as new markets, particularly France Yealands Estate Winery, New Zealand Current orderbook down 28% year on year Margins will be under significant pressure due to negative operational leverage and steel overhang 18 18

Insulated Panels CEMEI 2007 2008 Sales ( mn) 214.2 235.1 % of Group Sales 11% 14 % Note: The above figures include Germany and Turkey Excellent sales performance for year as whole, volume up 6% Germany, Poland & Balkans particularly strong New Czech roof line commissioned in Q4 Turkey remained tough, but encouraging early stage progress in India Focus on consolidating position in wider geography and great emphasis on new product sales Current orderbook down 33% year on year Analysis of YonY % change Currency Volume Price & Mix 19 Total +3% +6% +1% +10% Kingspan Energi Centre in Hradec Kralove, Cz 19

Insulated Panels North America 2007 2008 Sales ( mn) 43.7 73.3 % of Group Sales 2% 4% Currency Analysis of YonY % change Volume & Price Acquisitions Total -8% -12% +88% +68% Completed Metecno USA acquisition in Q3 2008 Market leadership across the continent, now five Insulated Panel facilities, two profiling plants, capacity c. $250mn Market becoming more receptive to low energy building solutions key focus on conversion of commercial & industrial end markets Focus on operational efficiencies and processing improvements Canada tough trading environment, new Toronto plant on schedule Q3 2009, new Vancouver plant commissioned Q1 2009 Absorption of high cost steel will impact margins in H1 2009 Boston Convention Center, USA 20 20

Insulation Boards 2007 2008 Sales ( mn) 284.2 250.0 % of Group Sales 15% 15% Analysis of YonY % change Currency Volume Price & Mix Total -9% -12% +9% -12% Tough backdrop to UK and Ireland housing markets lead to volume contraction of 12% in the year Trend anticipated to continue through 2009 Refurbishment and upgrading of existing dwellings to receive boost. Kingspan ideally positioned for this Sales in Western and Central Europe performed well Phenolic replacement capacity in Netherlands expected to complete Q3 2009 New capacity in Poland postponed until 2010/2011 Sales and marketing focus to intensify 21 21

Off-site & Structural 2007 2008 Sales ( mn) 326.8 233.3 % of Group Sales 18% 14% Analysis of YonY % change Currency Price & Volume Total -9% -20% -29% Downward pressure on Structural Products volumes due to reduction in nonresidential activity Volume of framing systems to residential sector continued to deteriorate in both UK & IRL Further plant rationalisation in the UK & IRL; Five plants closed Significant fixed cost reductions in the UK & IRL SixtyK House Avante, Coxheath, UK with kind permission from Crest Nicholson 22 22

Environmental & Renewables 2007 2008 Sales ( mn) 291.5 266.7 % of Group Sales 16% 16% Mixed performance in the overall business Excellent result at Solarthermal, which grew by 66% in revenue on a like for like basis Capacity in Solar being increased by 300% in 2009 Hot Water product sales reflected decline in newbuild housing market Significant overhead reduction and restructuring underway Water, Fuel and Treatment products all seeing lower demand Site consolidation complete Currency Legal process for recovering warranty losses due to faulty raw material continuing Analysis of YonY % change Price & Volume Acquisitions Total -11% -8% +10% -9% University of South Carolina, USA 23 23

Access Floors 2007 2008 Sales ( mn) 197.1 198.7 % of Group Sales 11% 12% Analysis of YonY % change Currency Volume Price & Mix Total -10% +5% +6% +1% Strong performance in all geographies Office completions remained buoyant Data centre construction was favourable Order intake reduced progressively as year moved on YOY orderbook now down 19% in US while down 6% in Europe Margins expected to suffer to impact of negative operational leverage -25% +36% 24 Great River Energy Maple Grove, USA 24

Strategy 25 25

2009 Outlook Further pressure on volumes of Insulated Panels and Boards in UK/Ireland and Mainland Europe A year of integration in North America. Volumes will be down on prior year Sharp downward movement in steel pricing and more modest reduction in chemicals Net margin to remain below historic average mainly due to impact of negative leverage Continued focus on innovation and development The short term presents headwinds not experienced for many years, but Kingspan remains well poised and funded to weather the storm 26 26