Combination of Metso Minerals and Outotec Consent solicitation for Metso 2022 and 2024 notes October 2019 Exhibit 99.6

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Agenda Demerger and merger overview Metso Outotec business overview Rating and funding structure Consent Solicitation summary Appendix

Business Infrastructure Demerger and merger overview

Metso Outotec ownership Merger of Metso Minerals to Outotec Business Infrastructure Minerals Transaction structure Transaction – simultaneous demerger and merger (“Transaction”) Current Shareholders NELES 100 % 100 % Post Transaction Current Shareholders Current Shareholders 22 % 78 % Transfer of Assets New shares issued to Metso shareholders Demerger of Metso Flow Control Remaining Metso (Flow Control business) renamed Neles Metso demerges to Flow Control and Minerals NELES Neles (former Metso) continues listing in OMXH as its own entity Minerals At merger completion, Outotec is renamed Metso Outotec

Transaction summary Combined Company to be named “Metso Outotec” Metso shareholders to receive 4.3 newly issued Outotec shares for 1 Metso share; Metso / Outotec shareholders to own approximately 78.0% / 22.0% of the Combined Company Structure, exchange ratio and ownership Metso Outotec: Chair will be Mikael Lilius and Vice Chair will be Matti Alahuhta Board Composition: 10 directors, with 6 from Metso and 4 from Outotec CEO: Pekka Vauramo, Deputy CEO: Markku Teräsvasara, CFO and Deputy CEO: Eeva Sipilä Governance Metso Outotec pro forma net debt €958 million at 30 June 2019 Dividend policy to be determined by Metso Outotec following completion of the transaction Metso Outotec expected to have the capacity for a dividend policy consistent with Metso’s current policy, while maintaining a strong balance sheet and an investment grade credit rating – future Metso Outotec rated Baa2 (Stable) by Moody’s and preliminarily BBB- (Stable) by S&P Capital structure and dividends Unanimously recommended by the boards of both Metso and Outotec Irrevocable undertakings from shareholders representing 33.6% of Metso and 24.8% of Outotec shares Shareholder and Board support Run-rate annual pre-tax cost synergies of at least €100 million and run-rate annual revenue synergies of at least €150 million Run-rate synergies expected to be fully realized by the end of the third year following completion Expected synergies EGMs for Metso and Outotec will be held on October 29, 2019 Expected closing during Q2 2020, subject to satisfaction of customary closing conditions, including shareholder approval at the EGMs of both Metso and Outotec and regulatory approvals Timing

Significant Cost Synergy Opportunities… Business Infrastructure At least €100 million run-rate annual pre-tax cost synergies Full realisation expected by the end of the third year following completion ~60% of Run-Rate Operations Procurement HQ and administration Footprint Service utilisation IS / IT Supply chain optimization Leveraging combined scale ~40% of Run-Rate Implementation costs estimated at ~€100 million to be largely incurred in the first 12-24 months post-closing Well-defined synergy targets Integration process to leverage the best talent from both Metso Minerals and Outotec businesses Implementation to minimise disruption to the Combined Company's operations and customers Executive oversight with clear priorities Established Integration Framework

…as well as material revenue synergies Business Infrastructure At least €150 million run-rate annual revenue High quality complementary product and services portfolio Combined customer footprint Enlarged installed base Enhanced global service networks Wide coverage of minerals value chain to capture customer needs in midstream and downstream Full realisation expected by the end of the third year following completion

Business Infrastructure Metso Outotec business overview

Metso Outotec credit highlights Market leading positions across process technology, equipment and services in minerals, metals and aggregates industries 1. Strong heritage of R&D and advantages stemming from a one-stop shop position in the value chain create a differentiated proposition 2. High share of aftermarket revenue increases the visibility of earnings and together with aggregates reduces cyclicality 3. Strong industry growth outlook supported by increasing mining capex in copper, gold and battery metals 4. Global and diversified customer base consisting of the industry’s top companies reduces customer dependency 5. Significant margin uplift through expected revenue and cost synergies, and already announced standalone improvement initiatives 6. Solid capital structure and publicly announced investment grade credit ratings 7. Complementing corporate cultures based on strong heritage and common strategy fundamentals 8.

Overview of Metso Outotec Minerals (combined sales: 2,883 million1) Equipment, spare and wear parts and services for comminution and separation Equipment, spare and wear parts and services for aggregates production Recycling machinery for processing metal scrap and shredding of waste Process solutions and services, as well as full plant delivery capability Solutions for metals processing, renewable energy production and industrial water treatment Minerals services Metals, Energy & Water Sales: ~€520 million Recycling Minerals Processing Minerals Processing Sales: ~€760 million Notes Including €302 million McCloskey for estimated calendar year 2018 sales (company fiscal year ends September) Excluding smelter provision of €110m Services Minerals Equipment Recycling Aggregates Equipment Metals, Energy & Water Equipment 2018 Sales Aggregates(1) Sales: €4.2bn1 Adj. EBITA: €279m2 Supported by ~15,600 employees

Metso Outotec will be a leading company in process technology, equipment and services serving the minerals, metals and aggregates industries Business Infrastructure Key industry participants by 2018A sales (€ billion)(1) Source: Company filings Notes Financials converted to EUR using 2018 calendar year average FX rates: EUR/DKK 7.4533; EUR/SEK 10.2596; EUR/GBP 0.8847; EUR/CAD 1.5297 Represents Sandvik’s Mining and Rock Technology segment sales. Corresponds to 43% of 2018 group sales, as per 2018 Annual Report Including €315 million McCloskey estimated calendar year 2018 sales due to September 2018 fiscal year end Represents 56% of 2018 group sales, as per split between Minerals (56%) and Cement (44%) in the 2018 Annual Report (2) (4) McCloskey Sales(3) 2.9 (3) Minerals

Services account for over 50% of combined sales Minerals Sales contribution from services 2018A Complementary footprint of service centres enabling closer proximity to customers with lower cost Significant service sales upside for Outotec base with Metso Engineered-to-Order and Consumables offering Potential for cross-selling through combined installed base Key combination benefits (1) Notes Adjusted for McCloskey services revenue estimate (1)

Metso Outotec has both mid-cycle and late-cycle exposure with strong positions in materials handling, comminution, separation and refining Epiroc Exploration Development Extraction Materials Handling Comminution Separation Refining Sandvik Komatsu PF Joy Caterpillar Exploration for mineral resources Remote sensing Geophysical /geochemical tests Samples Feasibility studies Drilling and modeling of the ore body Selection of appropriate mining technique Capital investment in mine infrastructure Materials are crushed and ground to achieve finer particles Particles sized for optimum recovery of minerals specie Flotation, leaching, sedimentation, and filtration are used to increase mineral content to an economic level Refining to increase mineral concentration e.g. through pyro-metallurgy and electro-winning Mining of the ore body Rock breaking Surface mining Underground mining Mined minerals transported to processing site Use of loaders, trucks, trains, at the face mining systems and conveyors FLSmidth Citic Heavy Industries Citic Heavy Industries Metso Outotec Outotec Source: Public filings, Company website Terex Weir Furukava

Business Infrastructure Rating and funding structure

Investment grade credit ratings by S&P and Moody’s “After the proposed merger closes, Metso Outotec will be a leading provider of process technology, equipment, and services in the minerals, metals, and aggregates industries.” - Marta Bevilacqua, S&P Global Ratings, 8 October 2019 S&P Preliminary Long-Term Issuer Rating BBB- (stable)1 Moody’s Long-Term Issuer Rating Baa2 (stable)2 “The assigned Baa2 rating reflects our positive view of the merger, establishing a company that will have a strong and comprehensive offering of solutions to the mid and downstream value chain within minerals processing” - Daniel Harlid, Moody’s Investor Service, 8 October 2019 “A prominent market share in the minerals processing and aggregates businesses” Market share “Aftermarket and services, which represent about 55% of sales, support stability” Service & after market “A highly diverse customer base and geographic reach, providing a good mix of exposure” Diversification “Risks from the merger with Metso Minerals, which will initially weigh on profitability” Demerger & merger “good market position and comprehensive solutions offering” Market position “firm commitment to maintaining an investment grade rating, demonstrated by Metso’s track record of de risking its balance sheet” Rating commitment “meaningful exposure to aggregates, a sector that historically has behaved somewhat countercyclical to the traditional mining sector” Countercyclical features “somewhat narrow end market exposure, as 55% of revenue is derived from or the highly cyclical mining sector” Market exposure Notes 1. Finnish Engineering Company Outotec Rated Prelim 'BBB-' On Proposed Merger To Create Metso Outotec; Outlook Stable (published 8 October 2019) 2. Rating Action: Moody’s assigns first-time Baa2 issuer rating to Metso Outotec; Stable outlook (published 8 October 2019).

Pro forma funding structure of Metso Outotec Notes Hybrid bonds have been treated as equity in Outotec’s IFRS balance sheet and are presented in the maturity profile at first call date Initially EUR 1,550m, of which EUR 500m was cancelled in connection with the signing of the new EUR 600m Revolving Credit Facility Term loan facility for the acquisition of McCloskey International Illustrative pro forma maturity profile (excl. lease liabilities) 30 June 2019, EURm Pro forma funding structure, end of June 2019 1 EUR 300m and EUR 100m Senior Unsecured Notes of Metso, and EUR 150m Senior Unsecured Notes of Outotec EUR 300m term loan facility of Metso3 EUR 150m Hybrid bonds of Outotec1 EUR 24m of outstanding commercial paper and EUR 29m of R&D loans of Outotec at the end of June 2019 Metso has signed a new EUR 600m RCF for Metso Outotec with a syndicate of 10 banks. The RCF has a maturity of 5 years with two 1-year extension options and is undrawn Planned to have a combined commercial paper program for Metso Outotec Metso also has a EUR 1,050m back-up facility to support the merger and de-merger processes2 Illustrative pro forma structure of drawn debt (excl. lease liabilities) 30 June 2019, EURm

Business Infrastructure Consent Solicitation Summary

Proposal Overview Substitution of Outotec Oyj (the New Issuer, to be renamed Metso Outotec) in place of the Issuer (Metso Corporation) of the notes Waiver and authorisation of any breach or alleged breach of certain conditions of each series of notes as may be caused by, or arise in respect of, the proposed Demerger Certain waivers in respect of certain statutory rights that such noteholders may have under Finnish law as may be caused by, or arise in respect of, the proposed Demerger Proposal Metso Corporation: Baa2 (Stable, unsolicited basis) / BBB (Credit Watch Negative), Moody’s/S&P On 8 October 2019, Moody’s and S&P published indicative ratings of the New Issuer (i.e. the combined company following completion of the Demerger) of Baa2 and BBB-, respectively. Outlook on both ratings is stable Issuer Ratings All assets, rights, debts and liabilities of the Issuer that relate to, or primarily serve, the Minerals Business shall transfer, without liquidation of the Issuer, to the New Issuer The purpose of the Demerger is to create a leading company in process technology, equipment and services serving the minerals, metals and aggregates industries As a result of the combination of the Minerals Business and the New Issuer, the Issuer will be renamed as "Neles" and it will concentrate on flow control Background Metso Corporation €100mn 3.800% Fixed Rate Notes due June 2022 Metso Corporation €300mn 1.125% Senior Notes due June 2024, callable in March 2024 Target Notes

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Voting Requirements and Indicative Timeline First Meeting Adjourned Meeting Quorum Requirements For both notes: at least three quarters in principal amount of such Notes For both notes: not less than one quarter in principal amount of the Notes Voting Requirements For both notes: a majority of not less than three quarters of the votes cast Indicative Consent Timeline* *All times are CET and as at 2019 8 October 4 p.m. on 18 October 2022 notes: 11 a.m. on 30 October 2024 notes: 11.15 a.m. on 30 October 6 November Announcement of proposal Early Instruction Deadline Late Instruction Deadline Meetings Settlement Date 4 p.m. on 25 October 48 Hours 5 Business Days

Business Infrastructure Appendix

Unaudited pro forma combined statement of income 2019 H1 – Unaudited pro-forma numbers 2018 – Unaudited pro forma numbers EUR million Combined1 Metso Minerals Outotec Reclassified Combined1 Metso Minerals Outotec Reclassified Sales 2,155 1,416 581 4,159 2,581 1,276 Cost of sales (1,580) (1,001) (428) (3,246) (1,867) (1,080) Gross profit 575 415 153 913 714 196 Selling and marketing expenses (205) (126) (61) (370) (222) (116) Administrative expenses (140) (101) (37) (325) (185) (74) Research and development expenses (48) (16) (30) (86) (23) (57) Other income and expenses, net (7) (6) (1) (32) (16) (16) Share of results of associated companies 1 0 0 0 0 0 Operating profit 176 166 24 101 268 (66)             Finance income 5 2 3 10 4 6 Finance income, Metso group 0 2 – (0) 5 – Foreign exchange gain/losses 0 0 (1) (1) 0 (2) Finance expenses (29) (21) (6) (56) (36) (13) Finance expenses, Metso group 0 0 – (0) 0 – Net finance income and expenses (25) (17) (5) (47) (26) (9) Profit before taxes 151 149 19 54 242 (75) Income taxes (29) (28) (6) (40) (72) 8 Profit for the period 122 121 14 14 169 (67)               Attributable to:             Shareholders of the parent company 122 121 14 15 170 (67) Non-controlling interests 0 0 (0) (1) (1) (0) Profit for the period 122 121 14 14 169 (67) Source: The unaudited pro forma financial information in respect of the Transactions (as defined in the Consent Solicitation Memorandum) set out in the Offering Circular dated 8 October 2019 Notes: 1. Unaudited pro forma combined numbers including McCloskey pro forma reclassified, Outotec acquisition, McCloskey and Demerger and related financing items

Unaudited pro forma combined balance sheet as at June 30 2019 Assets EUR million Combined1 Metso Minerals Outotec2 NON-CURRENT ASSETS Intangible assets       Goodwill 923 481 224 Other intangible assets 981 65 106 Total intangible assets 1,904 547 330 Property, plant and equipment 357 263 52 Right-of-use assets 136 68 66 Total other non-current assets 246 308 100 Total non-current assets 2,644 1,186 548 CURRENT ASSETS       Inventories 1,193 849 225 Trade receivables 778 541 171 Trade receivables, Metso group 8 8 – Customer contract assets 331 127 204 Loan receivables 1 1 – Loan receivables, Metso group – 29 – Cash pool receivables, Metso group – 18 – Income tax receivables 53 34 8 Derivative financial instruments 20 16 4 Other receivables 169 106 57 Deposits and securities, maturity more than three months 40 40 – Cash and cash equivalents 388 194 241 Liquid funds 428 234 241 Total current assets 2,981 1,965 910 Disposal group assets classified as held for sale 6 – 6 TOTAL ASSETS 5,631 3,150 1,463 Equity and liabilities EUR million Combined1 Metso Minerals Outotec2 EQUITY Equity attributable to shareholders 1,952 1,145 369 Non-controlling interests 14 11 3 Total equity 1,965 1,156 372 LIABILITIES       Non-current liabilities       Borrowings 989 388 153 Other non-current liabilities, Metso group - 6 – Lease liabilities 106 52 52 Post-employment benefit obligations 123 58 65 Provisions 81 31 50 Derivative financial instruments 3 3 0 Deferred tax liabilities 221 35 6 Other non-current liabilities 27 2 7 Total non-current liabilities 1,550 574 333 Current liabilities       Borrowings 270 217 53 Cash pooling liabilities, Metso group 0 80 – Lease liabilities 32 17 14 Trade payables 555 375 129 Trade payables, Metso group 4 4 – Provisions 170 54 114 Advances received 456 227 227 Customer contract liabilities 182 79 103 Derivative financial instruments 25 18 8 Income tax liabilities 92 65 17 Other current liabilities 329 285 92 Other current liabilities, Metso group 0 0 – Total current liabilities 2,115 1,420 757 Total liabilities 3,665 1,994 1,090 Liabilities directly associated with assets classified as held for sale 1 – 1 TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 5,631 3,150 1,463 Source: The unaudited pro forma financial information in respect of the Transactions (as defined in the Consent Solicitation Memorandum) set out in the Offering Circular dated 8 October 2019 Notes Unaudited pro forma combined numbers including McCloskey pro forma reclassified, Outotec acquisition, McCloskey and Demerger and related financing items Outotec reclassified numbers

Leadership in technology and R&D Yield maximisation and plant performance optimisation Metals production from secondary raw materials and tailings Resource efficiency Energy-efficient process technologies, gas handling and heat recovery Solutions for significant reduction in freshwater consumption Energy and water efficiency Remote monitoring Process optimisation “Digital twin” Digital to drive productivity CO2 reduction Emissions elimination through clean technologies Climate change Processes for producing lithium hydroxide for battery industry Battery raw materials Total R&D expenditure of ~€80 million across Metso Minerals and Outotec in 2018 Decades of process and minerals know-how Unique R&D centres Pilot plant capabilities Metso Outotec capabilities