2022 Investor Day Expanded solutions and opportunities to deliver healthy and sustainable growth Exhibit 99
8:55 a.m. Welcome and Safety Overview Jason Payant, Vice President, Corporate Finance and Interim Vice President, Investor Relations 9 a.m. Executive Presentations 10:10 a.m. Management Q&A Session 10:30 a.m. Introduction to R&D Headquarters and Tour Greg Aloi, Vice President, Global Customer Co-Creation and Applications Noon Culinology Luncheon 1 p.m. Adjourn Today’s agenda
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2022 Investor Day Jim Zallie President and Chief Executive Officer Expanded solutions and opportunities to deliver healthy and sustainable growth
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Jim Zallie President and Chief Executive Officer Strategic growth and transformation Jeremy Xu Chief Innovation Officer, President, Specialty Sweeteners and PureCircle CEO Innovation capabilities and sugar reduction strategy Pierre Perez y Landazuri Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy, Specialties and President, EMEA Texture and food systems platforms, co-creating with our customers Jorgen Kokke Executive Vice President and President, Americas Plant-based proteins investments and core ingredients Jim Gray Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Financial outlook and shareholder value creation while managing volatility 10:10 - 10:30 a.m. Management Q&A Session Presenters 2
Jim Zallie President and CEO Strategic growth and transformation
A leading global, plant-based ingredient solutions provider $7B 2021 Net Sales NYSE: INGR 19K Customers in >120 countries 70% 2021 Global new product launches contain ingredients that Ingredion produces1 32 Ingredion Idea Labs innovation centers >500 Global food technology R&D scientists >1,800 Patent estate Source: 1 Innova 2021; includes: starches, modified starches, sugar & syrups, high-intensity sweeteners, fibers, flours, plant-based proteins, thickeners, and assorted fruit and vegetable essences, juices, & purees 4
We are purpose-driven, committed to sustainable sourcing and offer great-tasting and healthy plant-based solutions We bring the potential of people, nature and technology together to make life better Sustainable and trusted sourcing Protein fortifying Pulse-based proteins enable manufacturers to formulate non-soy based, gluten-free meat and dairy alternatives with consumer-preferred textures and front-of-pack claims Reducing sugar Sugar and sweetness replacement options that don’t sacrifice on taste or mouthfeel Texturizing Innovative and cost-effective texturizing solutions—supported by the broadest portfolio of specialty starches, hydrocolloids and our unmatched understanding of how texture impacts taste 5
Our strategic pillars to forge growth Continuously optimize our operations and global support functions to reduce waste and lower our costs Cost Competitiveness through Operational Excellence Unleash the potential of our people by fostering a diverse, equitable and inclusive culture and living our purpose and values Deliver value through customer co-creation and differentiated go-to-market capabilities Commercial Excellence Build on our product portfolio and global innovation strengths aligning with consumer trends and a changing customer landscape Specialties Growth Purpose/Culture/Values/Talent 6
Our innovation strategy is aligned with consumer trends and customer needs Global consumer trends Customer needs Healthy living and eating Uncompromised taste and texture Progressive innovation partners Technologies and systems that support nutrition and health Broad sugar reduction portfolio Protein-based flours, concentrates and isolates to fortify and texturize Consumer-friendly clean and simple ingredients with superior texturizing functionality Prebiotic ingredients for digestive health and encapsulating agents for nutritional actives Textures that enhance taste and are affordable, enjoyable and sustainable Industry leader in starch-based texturizers offering functionality and affordability Advancing the science and language of food texture with starches, hydrocolloids and proteins Delivery systems to encapsulate flavors and enhance taste Flavor modifiers that enhance sweetness Support customers with industry leading applications and technical service capabilities Global network of application labs to co-create in person or virtually Food systems and solutions that can be customized and reduce customer costs Marketing and category insights to provide thought leadership Sustainability partnerships with customers 7
An expanding specialties portfolio…supported by a stable, cash-generating core E $6.0 ingredients ingredients ~$8b 24% 76% 33% 67% 60% 40% Specialty ingredients and Core ingredients are defined in Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2021 Note: Forward outlook assumes constant raw material costs and that future price changes can be implemented to offset changes in raw material costs $Bs 8
Organic growth will be accelerated by >$700 million of investments we’ve made over the last four years $250m In plant-based proteins Ramping-up; expanding pipeline >$250m In sugar reduction Early stage accelerating growth $100m In tapioca, rice and potato Existing and new market growth; accretive $90m China expansion Ramping-up; strong local demand $45m Food systems Integrated and accretive 9
These investments provide access to large and growing markets FOOD SYSTEMS STARCH-BASED TEXTURIZERS CLEAN AND SIMPLE INGREDIENTS $18B* market Starches Hydrocolloids Fibers PLANT-BASED PROTEINS Alternative proteins $10B* market SUGAR REDUCTION AND SPECIALTY SWEETENERS Sugar reduction $5B* market *Internally compiled detail across various sources, including: IHS Markit (Oct 2020), Giract (2019 and 2021 reports), LMC, Sweetener China Sweetener News (Various, including July 2021), Markets and Markets, Allied Market Research, Technavio, Mordor Intelligence, LMC Global Sweetener Market, Market Research Future, Market Data Research, McKinsey & Company, INGR internal intelligence. 10
And have unlocked new possibilities for us to innovate with our customers Low calorie Reduced sugar Dairy and animal-free Plant- based Clean label Indulgent 11
Jeremy Xu Chief Innovation Officer, President, Specialty Sweeteners and PureCircle CEO Innovation capabilities and sugar reduction strategy
Our innovation agenda is shaped by consumers and customers Customers Co-creation of new products Global Food Applications Snacks and bakery Savory Meat/Dairy Alternatives Dairy Confections Beverage Specialty Growth Platforms SBT C&SI PBP SR&SS FS Consumer, industry and customer insights Functional Capabilities Analytical and measurement science Regulatory affairs and nutrition science Culinology Intellectual property management Sensory Open innovation and venturing Technology Platforms and Process Technology Plant science Process technology Ingredient informatics Chemistry Biotransformation Food texture science Consumers 13
Advanced biotechnology Development of novel or enhanced carbohydrates, enzymes, proteins, sweeteners and functional ingredients New and improved sustainable plant-based materials for food and industrial applications Optimized for functionality, cost, and quality Plant science Six science and technology platforms Deep understanding of relationships between our ingredients and texture in food Food texture science Leverage the power of computing, molecular dynamics and process analytics to build Artificial Intelligence Increases development speed, reduces experimentation and enables rapid formulation Ingredient informatics Process technology Biotransformation Deep chemistry knowledge and novel molecular modeling technologies Enable development of new texturizers, sweeteners and proteins Chemistry Novel manufacturing technologies enable new product development, drive bottom-line savings, and support our sustainability agenda 14
Supported by six industry leading functional capabilities Sensory External, technology-based partnerships and investment opportunities Focused ecosystems participating to support our Growth and Technology Platforms Protect, defend and facilitate growth with intellectual property assets and risk management strategies Intellectual property management Products are designed, manufactured and marketed in a manner that are safe and comply with regulatory requirements Regulatory affairs and nutrition science Merging food technology and culinary capabilities Deliver Culinology driven innovative insights and food experiences Open Innovation and Venturing Culinology Analytical and measurement science Analytical chemistry expertise Execute methods to support innovation-related teams, platforms and organizations Drive success in science discovery with customers Characterizes customer preference to drive innovation Translates subjective consumer terms to measurable analytical terms 15
Co-creating with customers through our global Idea Labs Snacks and bakery Savory Meat/Dairy alternatives Dairy Confections Beverages New ingredient design Food ingredients knowledge New food concept creation Differentiated texture delivery Food formulation expertise Food processing knowledge Customer support New product and technology development Cost optimization 16
And how we are interacting with customers is transforming, to engage in ways to co-create digitally 14 Plant-based new product launches from Ingredion Idea Labs 160 Number of 24/7 technical support staff >14K Customers engaged in co-creation ~2,500** Increase in virtual engagements >30%* Increase of in-person engagements *Versus 2020 **+50% versus 2020 17
Sugar reduction solutions represent significant growth potential Total addressable sugar reduction ingredient market currently at $5b growing to ~$7b by 2026 Global leader in natural high-intensity sweeteners “The perfectly sweet trifecta” partnership Source: Internally compiled detail across various sources, including HIS Markit (Oct 2020), Giract (2019 and 2021 reports), LMC, Sweetener China Sweetener News (Various, including July 2021) Stevia leaf extract Bio-converted stevia Fermented Reb M 18
Nature-based Reb M stevia cost in use is becoming competitive with U.S. sugar prices with significant headroom for growth *Reb M $1,250 Source: China Sweetener News, USDA, Sosland, Ingredion market intelligence U.S. Sugar Bioconverted Stevia (Reb M) $/MT (White Sugar Equivalence) Market Size (2022) $85b $8.2b 19
Traceable Natural origin Zero calorie stevia-based ingredients Innovative solutions Great taste Clean label PureCircle’s vertically integrated value chain enables delivery of natural origin, no-calorie sweetening Agronomy research Leaf production Customers and consumer Extraction Purification Product portfolio Applications 20
PureCircle’s leadership is enabled by meeting consumer demands and customer needs Consumer demands Customer needs Great taste Calorie-free Clean label Natural origin Vertically integrated, trusted partner Broad portfolio of solutions Sustainable sourcing and traceability Solutions for regulatory, taste, and cost-in-use Formulation expertise 21
Pierre Perez y Landazuri Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy, Specialties and President, EMEA Texture and food systems platforms, co-creating with our customers
What constitutes a specialty ingredient? Unique value propositions Growing, on-trend demand Supported by applications research and technical service Competitively differentiated Gross profit threshold 21% % of Specialty Net Sales $1.4b ~$3.2b Specialty Net Sales Specialty ingredients are defined in Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2021 Note: Forward outlook assumes constant raw material costs and that future price changes can be implemented to offset changes in raw material costs 23
Specialty ingredients are led by our five growth platforms and enhanced by nutrition and taste Protect and extend our lead STARCH-BASED TEXTURIZERS Lead and pioneer CLEAN AND SIMPLE INGREDIENTS Grow with market and differentiate PLANT-BASED PROTEINS Capture market growth SUGAR REDUCTION AND SPECIALTY SWEETENERS TASTE Capture greater share NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS On-Trend Growth Lead in targeted areas FOOD SYSTEMS 24
Specialties proved resilient through the pandemic and grew strongly in both 2020 and 2021 North America* Growth in starch-based texturizers and clean and simple ingredients Growth in starch-based texturizers and specialty sweeteners Growth in tapioca and rice-based starch-based texturizers and sugar reduction Food systems ingredients leader with growth in starch-based texturizers *Specialty Net Sales: Growth calculated on 2019 – 2020 and 2020 – 2021 reported third party net sales South America* Asia-Pacific* +31% vs ’20 +6% ’20 vs ‘19 Europe, Middle East and Africa* +21% vs ’20 +5% ’20 vs ‘19 +25% vs ’20 -7% ’20 vs ‘19 +8% vs ’20 +2% ’20 vs ‘19 25
We offer the broadest and deepest portfolio of specialty starches globally North America South America Asia-Pacific Europe, Middle East and Africa 6 plants Corn | Potato Tapioca 4 plants Corn | Tapioca 14 plants Corn | Potato Tapioca 6 plants Tapioca | Corn Rice Our worldwide starch manufacturing footprint provides relevance to multinational and local customers and enables local supply in each market to minimize environmental impact 26
Texture represents an $18 billion global market 2021 Global ingredient sales ~$165b 2021 Texturants ingredient sales ~$18b Source: 2021 estimated global market; Markets and Markets, Allied Market Research, Technavio, Mordor Intelligence, LMC Global Sweetener Market, Market Research Future, Market Data Research, Statista, McKinsey & Company, Ingredion internal intelligence (3-5%) (5-year CAGR) All other ingredients 89% 11% $7B (3-4%) $7B (2-3%) $4B (3-5%) 27
Texture has important impact on taste, and we are a global leader in texturizers *Hydrocolloids included: xanthan, gellan, carrageenan, pectin, locust bean, and CMC Sources: Innova Database, 2017-2021; Ingredion internal intelligence, team analysis Product launches containing both starch and hydrocolloids* growing at a faster rate STARCH-BASED TEXTURIZERS CLEAN AND SIMPLE INGREDIENTS FOOD SYSTEMS CAGR of Global new product launches (2011-2021) 28
Our Texturizer sales are expected to reach $1.9B by 2025 68% 19% E. $B ~ $1.9B >5.0% 2021 – 2025 Growth Outlook Clean & Simple 13% Note: Forward outlook assumes constant raw material costs and that future price changes can be implemented to offset changes in raw material costs 29 2021
Substantial growth opportunities in targeted emerging markets for specialty starch 2022 kg per capita Source: Euromonitor, World Population Review, Statista, Census, Our World in Data Modified starch consumption per capita comparably low in emerging markets, representing a strong growth opportunity Modified starch consumption per capita Population (2022) 7.9b 1.5b 0.2b 0.3b Projected pop. growth (2021-2026) +300m Flat <1% <1% Significant headroom for growth 30
Announcing ~$160m of capital investment into specialty starches to expand capacity, optimize our supply chain and fuel organic growth $160m Texturizer Growth Capital 2022 – 2024 Additional modified starch finishing capacity Expanding starch-based and clean label texturizers Localizing more Asia-Pacific production Attractive ROICs with low execution risk Note: 2022 – 2024 capital spend assumes constant material and labor cost assumptions; $160M starch-based capital investment exclusive of China expansion and previous investments in tapioca, rice and potato 31
An example of co-creating food systems with customers SIMPLISTICA® PROTEIN SYSTEM Vegan Feta-type crumbles Ingredients % SIMPLISTICA® PROTEIN SYSTEM 10.00 SIMPLISTICA® TEXTURE SYSTEM 12.25 Water 57.96 Coconut oil, refined 15.00 Citric acid, 10% solution 2.24 Kosher salt 1.00 Nutritional yeast 0.80 Lactic acid solution, vegan, 88% 0.75 Total 100.00 Special processing note Dairy-free vegan Feta-type alternative cheese Texture and flavor target Tangy Firm bite Cuttable Easy to crumble Creamy mouthfeel Brief development Recipe development System formulation Ingredients Faba bean protein Chickpea Flour SIMPLISTICA® TEXTURE SYSTEM Ingredients Tapioca starch Pea starch Modified corn starch Agar 6 Bags Ingredion individual ingredients = 2 Bags Ingredion Simplistica® system solutions Add Protein System to cooker with water – mix and hydrate for 15 minutes – no heat. Add Texture System and nutritional yeast to Protein mix. Continue mixing to hydrate for 10 minutes. Process next steps according to procedure. 32
Jorgen Kokke Executive Vice President and President, Americas Plant-based proteins investments
Excited about the growth prospects for plant-based proteins Global alternative protein market projected to grow >7% CAGR over next five years Over 1/3 of consumers are seeking to increase their consumption of plant-based proteins* Opportunities across four growing consumer-preferred categories Alternative dairy Plant-based meat Fortified bakery Healthy snacks Potential to reach >$150m in net sales over the next four years in plant-based proteins *Datassential, Nov 2021 34
Our sales in plant-based proteins are accelerating fueled by operational excellence and 14 new product launches >250% Vs Q1, '21 2022 Net Sales on track Feb 2022 Equity participation in Innovopro chickpea protein Jan 2022 Increased project pipeline by 3.5x YOY Dec 2021 Ultra Performance launch sourced from Vanscoy May 2021 Structured Vegetable Protein (SVP) global launch March 2021 Inauguration of South Sioux City, NE plant Nov 2020 Acquisition of Verdient (Vanscoy, Canada plant) 35
South Sioux City facility is producing a range of pea protein isolates Production up 6X vs. 2021 36
Vanscoy facility produces protein flours and concentrates from different pulses Production up 2X vs. 2021 Yellow pea Chickpea Yellow lentil Faba bean 37
Plant-based proteins are complementary to our specialty portfolio and enhance our value propositions PLANT-BASED PROTEINS Alternative proteins $10B* market Source: Internally compiled detail across various sources, including: Arizton Research, Mordor, Intelligence, CSO, Markets & Markets, RD Reports, BCG/Blue Horizon; INGR internal intelligence Developing a complete portfolio of pulse-based products, for different applications and consumer preferences Leveraging our broad product offering and formulation expertise Discovering and co-creating with new and existing customers Partnering for innovation Enabling new product launches 38
Pursuing core ingredient opportunities
Our Core ingredients portfolio provides stable cash generation and future upside to growing populations E $6.0 ingredients ingredients ~$8b 24% 76% 33% 67% 60% 40% Specialty ingredients and Core ingredients are defined in Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2021 Note: Forward outlook assumes constant raw material costs and that future price changes can be implemented to offset changes in raw material costs $Bs 40
Majority of our core ingredients portfolio are exposed to growing populations Expect core ingredients to grow low single digits Repurposing of production toward higher-value offerings such as: Starch-based strength additives for a growing corrugated market Polyols for personal care and pharma Reducing profit volatility Improved risk management and contract terms Est. 4-year Volume Growth United States Flat Mexico/Canada 1% South America* 2% EMEA 4% APAC 1% 2021 Net Sales $4.6b Core ingredient sales *South America four-year growth adjusted to exclude 2021 third party volume for the Argentina, Chile and Uruguay entities as these companies were divested as part of the Arcor JV. 41
Within U.S. core ingredients, HFCS represents a decreasing portion of the business 2021 Net Sales $4.6b Core product sales U.S Gross Profit – Core Ingredients Proportion of Gross Profit Dollars 2018 2021 Sweetener 46% 50% Brewing Confectionary Bakery Industrial and personal care Starches 25% 30% Paper and corrugating Brewing Sauces, dressings, and soups Textiles Batters and breading HFCS 29% 20% Beverages Food (Bakery, Snacks, Jams & Jellies) Total 100% 100% Note: HF represents 8% of total U.S. gross profit 42
Jim Gray Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Financial outlook and shareholder value creation while managing volatility
Four-year performance outlook assumes profit growth and increasing cash flow available for strategic value creation - 2021 2022-2025 Growth goal Net Sales $6.9b 2% to 4% Adjusted Operating Income Margin $685m 10% 7% to 9% +30 to 50 bps p.a. Normalized Cash From Operations $611m 2020-21 Average >10% Capital Investment Commitment Specialty Growth Capital $330m $100m > $1.4b $400m Higher specialty growth Higher emerging market growth Strong cost management Assume price movements offset corn and other raw material inflation Risk: mitigating supply chain cost inflation Drivers and risks Represents real margin dollar growth; actual net sales and margins vary due to pass-through of changes in raw material costs and FX. Net sales growth objective assumes constant currency and corn/raw material costs equivalent to 2021. 44
Operating income margin Op income 10% 11% to 12% Plus 30 to 50 bps per year Net sales growth objective assumes constant currency and corn/raw material costs equivalent to 2021. 67% ingredients $6.9b 33% ingredients >40% <60% ~$8B $0.7b Specialty portfolio drives four-year net sales growth outlook 2021- 2025 CAGR 2% to 4% Total Net Sales Mid-single-digits to high single-digits Specialty Flat to low single-digits Core sweeteners, starches and co-products Net sales 45
Heightened awareness as sources of volatility across all regions are impacted by global disruptions and rising regional costs Logistics Global logistical disruptions and rising regional freight costs Agri Input Tightening global supply Energy Strong post-pandemic global recovery, with uncertain supply Currency Exchange-rate risk 46
Driving continuous efficiency Overcoming cost inflation through continuous improvement Investing in digital capability solutions to drive efficiency Leveraging low-cost shared services to enable growth and efficiency Cost competitiveness to mitigate inflation 47
Releasing capacity and reducing volatility Continuous debottlenecking to drive uptime Improving forward visibility of customer demand to ensure service Increasing reliability throughout the supply chain Progressing pricing excellence, contract terms and hedging practices Actions we are taking to attack volatility 48
Valuation is attractive relative to ROIC and FCF yield 7.2% Four-year average FCF yield* E. 12.0% - 13.0% Adjusted ROIC* Delivering improving ROIC Attractive FCF contribution to fuel growth *Return on invested capital (ROIC); See the appendix on the calculation of these non-GAAP measures Note: Forward outlook assumes constant raw material costs and that future price changes can be implemented to offset changes in raw material costs; Tax rate held constant to 2022 estimated rate 49
We are committed to improving TSR through purposeful use of our strong balance sheet, dividend growth and share repurchase 1 Investment in the business Investment in organic growth projects with attractive ROIC* Value enhancing M&A to accelerate specialties growth 2 Dividends Attractive dividend yield Committed to dividend payout in-line with earnings growth 3 Share repurchases Share repurchases after funding growth investment opportunities and dividends *Return on invested capital (ROIC) 50
Closing comments
Our roadmap for value creation STARCH-BASED TEXTURIZERS CLEAN AND SIMPLE INGREDIENTS PLANT-BASED PROTEINS SUGAR REDUCTION AND SPECIALTY SWEETENERS FOOD SYSTEMS Customer Co-Creation and Consumer Preferred Innovation Purpose and Performance Driven Culture Customer Co-Creation and Consumer Preferred Innovation Sustainable and Trusted Sourcing Supply Chain and Operational Excellence Core Food and Industrial Ingredients Specialty Growth Platforms Value Creation Value Creation DRIVINGROWTH 52
Our ESG commitments will shape how we grow https://www.ingredion.com/na/en-us/company/meet-ingredion/sustainability.html 2021 DEI Report released May 24, 2022 https://www.ingredion.com/content/dam/ingredion/2022/documents/corporate/ing-dei-2021-final.pdf 2021 Sustainability Report released May 16, 2022 53
Our investments in texturizers, sugar reduction, and plant-based proteins provide ~$0.9b in sales growth over the next four years 70% 33% $2.3B 67% 67% 33% $2.3b < 60% Net sales growth objective assumes constant currency and corn/raw material costs equivalent to 2021. May not foot due to rounding 2021 Act. Total Sales $6.9b Total Specialties $2.3b Texturizers $1.5B Sugar Reduction and Specialty Sweeteners 0.4 Plant-based Proteins <0.05 Future platforms and incubators 0.3 >5% 14 – 15% >70% 4 – 7% 2025 Est. ~$8b $3.2b $1.9b 0.7 0.2 0.4 Specialties Sales Growth $0.9B 54
Value-creating M&A has been and will continue to play an important role in our transformation *ASTRAEA® is trademark of Matsutani Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. Used with permission. 2015 2019 M&A/Ventures Strategic capital China modified starch 2021 2017 Mexico capacity 2020 Shandong capacity 2018 Plant-based proteins Thailand tapioca modified starch Thailand rice starch and flour Mexico Allulose plant 2016 $1.4b Specialties Net Sales $2.3b Specialties Net Sales Portfolio Expansion Fruit and vegetable ingredients Portfolio expansion Potato-based ingredients Portfolio expansion Rice-based ingredients (Banglen) Portfolio expansion Hydrocolloid ingredients South Sioux City Neb. Capacity expansion Plant-based protein ingredients Joint venture Plant-based protein ingredients Portfolio expansion Potato-based ingredients ® Strategic alliance Sugar reduction ingredients Allulose* Portfolio expansion Plant-based protein ingredients Portfolio expansion Sugar reduction ingredients Portfolio expansion Food systems Strategic alliance Sugar reduction ingredients 55
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Greg Aloi, Vice President, Global Customer Co-Creation and Applications Introduction to tour
32 Digitally connected global Ingredion Idea Labs Invite customer co-creation using consumer insights and science-based problem solving 59
Hazel Fromm-Tatosian Senior Director, Global Applications Innovation tour leads Dennis Sawchuk Vice President, Research Leaslie Carr Senior Director, Customer Solutions and Product Innovation US/Canada 1 2 3 60