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    GrupoLa Redencin Sofro

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    Grupo La Redencin Sofro

    A Characterization

    October 2010

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    Started up in Estancia La Redencin, located in Inriville, Crdoba in 1884Basic business model:

    Articulation of the relationship between input suppliers, financialproviders and land owners under a productive model of excellence

    Production on rented land located accross different geographic regions Management of agricultural land for thrid parties. Leveraging on production know how, Company has developed what

    was originally considered marginal lands . Presence in Crdoba, Santa F, Santiago del Estero, Chaco y Entre

    Ros. Growing projection in Formosa. Storage and grain handling facilities in Inriville, Crdoba

    Recognized leadership in the agricultural sector Awarded the Best Agricultural Producer award in 2008 (VI Premio La

    Nacin - Banco Galicia para la Excelencia Agropecuaria). Recognized for the management of human resources by other firms in

    the same market segment.

    Characterization

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    Characterization (Cont.)

    High standards in quality and productive innovations ISO 9001:2000 (processes in agricultural production, grain storage andprocessing facility and marketing).

    ISO 14000 (environment) y ISO 18000 (security and health) in theprocess of being implemented.

    Strong Commitment to Corporate Social Responsability Establishment of the Fundacin La Redencin Siembra conciencia, cosecha valores ( Sowing conscience, harvesting

    values) as Company principle Active grassroot involvement in all regions where they are present

    Project of rationalizacing the social structure under the shareholders

    consideration

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    A solid network

    Suppliers Farm Owners Clients

    Don Mario; Monsanto

    Cargill; SyngentaDow Agrosciences

    Crop Inputs

    Contractors

    76 rented farms

    Cargill

    ZeniFYOLos Grobo

    Graincommercialization

    CrdobaSantander

    PatagoniaGaliciaHSBC

    Banks

    FrancsStandard Bank

    HipotecarioCMF

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    ..that leverages on strategic alliances..

    CRESUD

    Shared-risk production in the Northern area of Buenos Aires and Subtropicalarea. Weve been forging this alliance for 5 years and, nowadays, 10,000hectares are being managed.

    DON MARIO

    Alliance for the multiplication of Wheat and Soybean seeds. Planting of supervised seeds that contributes to the progress of the agricultural-appliedtechnology.

    DOW AGROSCIENCES

    Production of High Oleic Sunflower in the North-Eastern area, during the2005/06 campaign.

    FARM OWNERS

    Variable lease/hybrid agreements that reflect crop actual yields

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    Board of Directors

    Marcos Rodrigu (*) - Rogelio Fogante (*) - Teo Zorraquin Hctor Cecci

    Santiago Rodrigu (*) Miguel Garca Haymes Marcela Rodrigu (*) Alberto Cecci (*)

    CEO

    Marcos Rodrigu

    AGRICULTURALPRODUCTION

    COMMERCIALIZATION AND LOGISTICS

    ADMINISTRATION FINANCE HUMANRESOURCES

    Claudio Romero Ins Rodrigu Germn Feli Mara LauraAlzapiediMariela

    Crescimbeni

    (*) Shareholders of Grupo La Rendencin Sofro

    ..and a defined management structure

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    Geographic presence biased towards the newagriculture frontier

    DriversGreater growth potential of yields with technologyapplication in subtropical areas(from 26 qq/ha to 45 qq/ha insoybean).We possess the know-how andthe experience to take this road.Less competence in subtropicalenvironments, facilitating long-term lease agreements, within asustainable framework.

    Leases 2,5 times lower than inthe center area, allowing for alesser need of working capital.Crops harvest and availability atmoments of less offer, allowingfor higher sale prices

    SubtropicalDry

    850 mm

    SubtropicalHumid

    1100 mm

    Hum

    id Pa

    mpas

    ( 950 m

    m of

    rainfa

    ll);

    28%

    of pla

    nted a

    rea

    72% of planted

    area

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    ..leveraging on the application of know how..

    TimeTime

    Yield Ta rget

    Yield Ta rget

    (qq/ha)

    (qq/ha)

    NoNoTillTill

    RotationRotation

    FARMING KNOWFARMING KNOWHOWHOW

    LRSLRSApproachApproach

    Tech.Tech. MgmtMgmt

    TraditionalTraditionalsystemsystem

    Implementation of new technologieswithin a sustainableframework.

    Application of specifictechnological

    packages for eachenvironment.

    No-till farming in100% of the area.

    Knowledge creation

    and managementthrough theExperimental Farms( Chacras Experimentales )model, now adoptedby AAPRESID .

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    ..that results in sustainable higher yields

    Soybean yield evolution:LRS vs. Argentina Corn yield evolution:LRS Corn vs. Argentina

    Source: http://www.siia.gov.ar/index.php/series-por-tema/agricultura

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    ..and product diversification

    Crop Production

    Evolution (tons)

    Crop AcreageEvolution (Has)

    Wheat 2 Soybean 1 Soybean 1 Corn WS Soybean 2 Corn

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    Risks mitigation via a structured approach

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    ..and systematic incorporation of lessons learned

    Learning CurveMainly in subtropical areas. We improved the agronomic risk reading, and now wecould concentrate our production in safer areas within that risk.

    On site presence

    we learned that, at the operational level, the organizational chart should havelocal actors. In this context we got firmly established in the different areas of production.

    ProfessionalizationWe learned about the importance of having a functional organizational structure

    with well defined areas and responsibilities with clear objectives, high operationalefficiency, dynamics.

    Integration among areasWe had important advances regarding the goal of working in a coordinated waybetween the areas behind a common project.

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    Final Considerations

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    Why La Redencin Sofro?

    Character

    Specific and differential regional know-how

    Valuable and unique network of commercial partners

    Strong growth capabilities & motivation

    Board of directors with solid experienceHighly-competent and motivated managers and their teams

    Flexibility to adapt to a changing environment

    Leading technology in agricultural production

    Successful experience in land transformationHighly respected in the agribusiness community

    Corporate Culture

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    Thank you

    GrupoLa Redencin Sofro