Infrastructures. Making all the difference

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1 Infrastructures Making all the difference

2 Profile Eiffage is a major European player in construction and concessions. Its Infrastructures Branch is specialized in all the necessary skills for designing and building infrastructures on land and sea. Our teams are also experts when it comes to calculating and building envelopes and steel structures. We find multitechnical solutions for all industrial sectors. 3 professional sectors: road, civil engineering, metal Our three professionnal sectors road, civil engineering and metal are active throughout France. The Infrastructures Branch also covers Europe, via our subsidiaries in Germany, Belgium, Spain, Poland and Portugal, as well as Asia and Africa, thanks to some solidly-established positions, notably in Senegal (since 1926). In North and South America, the Branch recently acquired companies in Canada and Colombia. Road Civil engineering Metal 46% 37% 17% Revenue per business line 23,400 employees 80 % in France are group shareholders 4,7 billion revenue of which 34% earned internationally 30,000 projects a year

3 Eiffage Route teams contribute to the upgrading of the entire French road network from local roads to motorways, handling both new construction works and rebuilding. We are involved in building port, airport and industrial roads and are also experts in urban planning Mobile road surface reprocessing workshop ARM Place Graslin in Nantes: urban development. 3. Installing metal crash barriers. 4. Pose d Installing Microphone mix on the Paris ring road, France. 5. Grands Caous quarry in Saint-Raphaël, France. 6. Military training area at the National School for Active Non-Commissioned Officers (Ensoa), Saint-Maixent-l Ecole. 7. Dijon tram. 8. Renovating the Saône waterfront in Lyon. 7

4 Engineering structures and facilities, underground works, river and maritime works, earthworks, demolition, decontamination, foundations and repairs are all in a day s work for the company s civil engineers. Their projects range from the highest viaducts to the most sophisticated tunnels, including waste and wastewater treatment plants, transport installations and power facilities, rail tracks and even wharves Mont-Saint-Michel Footbridge. Architect: Dietmar Feichtinger 2. Notre-Dame-de-Lorette memorial, Ablain-Saint-Nazaire. Architect: Philippe Prost 3. Albi water purification plant. 4. The Cranefree Gravity base foundation at Fécamp. 5. Excavating the A9 motorway near Montpellier. 6. Extending line 14 on the Paris metro. 7. Brittany-Pays de la Loire HSL. 8. Descending tunnel, Monaco

5 Eiffage Métal teams can count on expert knowledge when it comes to turnkey metal constructions. Our teams design and make envelopes and structures for buildings and civil engineering structures. They also provide multitechnical solutions for a full range of industrial sectors, including the nuclear, oil services and wind energy sectors in particular Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris. Architect: Frank Gehry 2. Offshore electrical substation. 3. Luma Foundation in Arles, France. Architect: Frank Gehry 4. Gustave Flaubert Bridge in Rouen. Architects: F. Gillard and A. Zublena 5. Onshore wind turbine masts. 6. Hochmosel Bridge in Germany. 7. Polar bridge for the Okiluoto EPR in Finland. 8. Living quarters on the Ofon rig in Nigeria. 7 8

6 Europe & International The Infrastructures Branch has been active for many years in Germany, on the Spanish Peninsula, in Belgium, Poland, and also in Africa and Asia, Canada and Colombia. Most of its business lines are in operation in these countries, with a number of major benchmarks such as the Norscut motorway in Portugal, the Avenir motorway in Senegal and significant work on the German, Chinese and Taiwanese rail networks Building two new stretches of the Mainzelbahn tram, Mainz (Germany). 2. Upgrading concrete road pavement on a level surface, north-east of Samarkand (Uzbekistan). 3. Container port in Panama. 4. Kamoro Bridge in Madagascar. 5. Designing and managing the railway line between Taipei station and airport (Taiwan). 6. Noden Causeway Rehabilitation (Ontario) 7. Quayside surfaces in Lome Harbour s container terminal modernization and extension programme. 8. Extension of the Dakar to Diamniadio Avenir Motorway to Blaise-Diagne International Airport (AIBD), Senegal

7 A responsible player Eiffage s Infrastructures Branch grew from a series of mergers and buy-outs linking historic companies, all experts in roadworks, civil engineering and metal, of which the best-known are Fougerolle (1844), Quillery (1863), Beugnet (1871), Lassailly & Bichebois (1892), Ballot (1902), Gerland (1909), SAE et Borie (1924), Chimique de la Route (1928), CFEM (1966). Today, we are proud of our achievements in France and abroad, which include thousands of kilometres of roads and motorways, dozens of railway lines from metropolitan networks to high-speed links, envelopes and structures for buildings and civil engineering works, large-scale environmental utilities (water and waste treatment plants, power stations, dams) and sports and urban infrastructures such as stadiums and car-parks. Through a wide variety of projects we have contributed to improving the living environment of millions of people. Making all the difference in our actions Our employees and partners are our key asset, which is why we are so attentive to their needs. With our preference for a corporate model based on fairness and solidarity, we currently belong to one of the leading groups that is majority-owned by its employees and have been in the vanguard for more than 25 years. Meanwhile, we are continually developing new safety programmes that have proven to be effective as almost two-thirds of our sites report zero accidents. In the field of training, the Eiffage schools set up all over France since 2006 have now trained several hundred young people, who initially stood little chance of finding employment but are now on the company workforce. We have also increased our offer of diploma-based training in know-how transmission by our 1,200 tutors, hard at work in the field preparing to hand over to the next generation.

8 CANADA POLAND ENGLAND GERMANY BELGIUM SPAIN GEORGIA PORTUGAL CHINA KUWAIT HONG KONG TAIWAN SENEGAL PANAMA COLOMBIA MARTINIQUE FRENCH GUIANA SIERRA LEONE IVORY COAST TOGO GHANA DJIBOUTI CONGO KENYA SEYCHELLES PERU ANGOLA MAYOTTE MADAGASCAR REUNION MAURITIUS Sites Eiffage Route & Eiffage Génie Civil Several regional divisions throughout France North-East: Reims - Templemars Paris Region: Neuilly-sur-Marne Mediterranean: Vitrolles West: Rennes - Rouen - Nantes Rhône-Alpes / Auvergne: Lyon South-West: Pessac - Artigues-près-Bordeaux Overseas Departments: French Guiana, Martinique, Reunion Island, Mayotte Eiffage Métal Based at Vélizy-Villacoublay, subsidiaries and sites spread across Europe and the world. Specialized brand names in France AER, Asphalteurs Réunis, Boutté, Chastagner, Desquesnes, DLE Ouest, DLE Outre-Mer, ERS, ETMF, Forézienne, Fougerolle Ballot, Gauthey, GTE, Hydrotech, Laurans, LGC, Pichenot, Résirep, Roland, SCBM, TEGC, Tinel, TPA, TP Provence, Via-Pontis... International projects, agencies and subsidiaries across Europe and the world Germany: Eiffage Infra-Bau, Eiffage Rail Deutschland, Faber Bau, Heinrich Walter Bau, SEH, Wittfeld Belgium: Iemants, Smulders, Willems Canada: ICCI Colombia: Puentes y Torones Spain: Eiffage Infraestructuras, Frepasa, Los Serranos, Masfalt, Panasfalto, Rus, Trialsa, Eiffage Métal Iberica Mauritius: TWS Poland: Spomasz Portugal: Adifer, Solusel Senegal: Eiffage Sénégal Sites in Angola, China, Congo, Djibouti, Georgia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Kuwait, Madagascar, Panama, Peru, Sierra Leone, Togo, Taiwan... A major network of research and engineering facilities Our 700 engineers, technicians and planners are devoted to research and innovation, studying design and building, finding new methods and techniques. They are part of an integrated network of engineering offices, research centres and laboratories within the Infrastructures Branch in France and around the world. Communication department - Infrastructures Branch - March Cover: Stade Pierre-Mauroy stadium in Villeneuve-d Ascq A1 Motorway Vicoin viaduct (Britanny - Pays de la Loire HSL). Credit : Elisa/Valode&Pistre Architectes/Atelier Ferret Architectures Max Lerouge, K. Warny, G. Arnaud, Cri, Envie de dire, J.-L. Girod, Les 4 Vents, E. Denis, G. Tordjman, Actophoto - R. Bouchu, F. Montreuil, H. Piraud, B. Bert, I. Baan, V. Oord, J. Damase, N. Vercellino, S. Manfred, H. Huovila/TVO, Total Nigeria, A. Heimann, F. Bouhda, Photothèque Eiffage, DR. Infrastructures Branch 3-7 place de l Europe Vélizy-Villacoublay Tél.: + 33 (0)