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BUREAU VERITAS 2015 STRATEGIC PLAN Tuesday, September 20, 2011 1

SELECTED BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS 2

FOCUS ON INDUSTRY LEADING THE WAY Laurent Clavel Executive Vice President, Industry 3

Industry : Our mission Managing risks and Ensuring Safety, Quality and Reliability of Industrial Assets 4

Industry : Our services Along all their Lifecycle Decommissioning 1 Risk analysis Operational safety Conformity assessment Modification Fitness for purpose Design review Assets Life Extension Operation 6 QHSE audits QHSE Management services Asset integrity management Emergency planning OPEX ~1/3 of market 5 7 CAPEX ~2/3 of market 4 Feasibility Definition of standards and specifications Technical studies 2 3 Construction Design Conformity assessment Performance assessment Process Hazard Analysis Risk assessment Design Review Validation of design Procurement Suppliers selection Equipment certification Shop inspection 5

Our clients : 3 strategic markets, ~2/3 of Bureau Veritas Industry revenues Oil & Gas (~1/3) Power Process Drilling Onshore E&P Offshore E&P Fossil Nuclear Wind Chemicals Mining LNG Refineries Distribution Solar Hydraulic Utilities Pharma Food Serving a broad customer base of industry players Assets Owners / Operators/ Utilities EPC contractors (Engineering Procurement Construction) Equipment Manufacturers Acting as : Accredited Third party Second party Technical Consulting Outsourcing supplier 6

Our production model : 3 core capabilities mixed in our services Examples of customized offerings IPA (Industrial Project Assistance) AIM (Asset Integrity Management) IPC (Industrial Product Certification) Inspection > 60% Services : Equipment, Shop & site inspections. Project Installation Inspection. Opex Inspection. Production model : Network of qualified inspectors Technical centers > 15% Services : Design review, Risk and safety, Environmental performance, Consulting Production model : Engineers and consultants located in strategic hubs Software Solutions, new technology, innovation Testing > 15% Services : Non- Destructive Testing, Laboratories metallurgical Test & measures. Production model : Network of qualified inspectors Testing equipment Metallurgical Labs 7

A comprehensive and balanced network consolidated over 2006-2011 % of 2010 revenues Mature economies 41% Fast-growing economies 59% 2009-2011 : China / South East Asia 2008 : Chile 2007 : Australia 8

Selected case studies ARCTIC OFFSHORE PROJECT POWER STATIONS : AFRICA Client: Global O&G Operator Mission: Third Party Verification Duration: 4 years started Mid 2010 Client: African Electricity Company Mission: Quality Control for 2 coal-fired power stations projects (6 x 800 MW each): Inspection of boilers, turbines & site inspections Duration: 5 years started in November 2008 9

Industry : Attractive and strategic market for Bureau Veritas Large and sound 15bn addressable market size, estimated to reach over 20bn in 2015 (1) High share of repeat business High and increasing barriers to entry Global network Brand / reputation Accreditations Clients stringent conditions Technical expertise +8% p.a. growth potential by 2015 Low-cost sourcing QHSE regulations, norms and standards Aging assets in mature countries Investments in emerging countries Outsourcing Fragmented Bureau Veritas : #1 4% market share Top-8 players: ~20% market share But under consolidation Clients: Concentration Purchasing rationalisation Frame contracts Industry Service Providers: 5 M&A deals > 50m in 2009-11 (1) Source : Bureau Veritas, McKinsey 10

Mixing both global and local activities Global Missions Local Services International standards or key accounts requirements Global accreditations Central organization Discipline of BV network Country requirements Local customers with specific requirements Pricing, scope and reporting adapted to each local market Nuclear, Offshore, Procurement, Industrial Products Certification NDT, Health Safety & Risk, Local Shop inspections 11

From a growth engine to a profitable growth Operation Share in Group revenues (%) 2015 2011 2006 Adjusted operating margin (%) 2007-2011 ACHIEVEMENTS (1) 2015 AMBITION +25% revenues CAGR +15% avg organic growth +11% acquisitions Stable profitability due to the initial dilutive impact of acquisitions and price pressure during the 2009 crisis Strong organic growth Acquisitions Significant improvement in profitability (1) Performance from 31-Dec-2006 to 30-Jun-2011 12

3 growth priorities for 2015 Markets Network Services Oil & Gas: moving upstream Drilling Offshore LNG Power: building a 2 nd pillar alongside historical O&G, in a rapidly growing market Renewable Nuclear Fossil Process: helping migration to fast-growing countries Mine Sites, Food and Chemicals Filling the geographical matrix Germany, UK, USA Australia, China, Argentina, Chile, South East Asia Full deployment of Industry expertise in network Technical Centers global coordination Resources & Talents Development Shared Services Design Review New production Core model IS solution Strengthening Industry showcase offerings Dedicated sales force Packaged One-source Services Innovation 13

3 levers to improve Industry profitability Mix Increase in share of high value added services (offshore, nuclear, asset integrity management) Increase in share of revenues in fast growing countries Pricing Value pricing strategy in niche markets Contract management New production tools Efficiency Back office shared services Scalability 14

Leading the way Leadership position of Bureau Veritas in the Industry market Technical expertise and global footprint Confidence and Intimacy established with giant global companies of the Energy and Process markets A large and attractive market Structural drivers: People safety, Environment protection and Assets Availability Consolidation 2015 Strategic Plan Resources & Talents Development Strategic acquisitions & Partnerships Geographical Spread Innovative Inspection Processes Improvement of Operating performance 15

FOCUS ON COMMODITIES TAPPING INTO GLOBAL POTENTIAL Neil Hopkins Executive Vice President, Commodities 16

New business, global leadership 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Coal inspection and testing in Australia Leader in geoanalytical and mineral processing testing (non-coal) in Australia Una Empresa Bureau Veritas Sample preparation and geoanalytical testing (minerals) in Chile Coal testing in South Africa Global provider of commodities inspection and testing Bureau Veritas new Commodities business Global #3 in Commodities Global #3 Oil & Petrochemicals #2 in downstream & trade inspection in USA Global #3 Metals & Minerals Market leader in Australia, in Chile in Upstream Minerals services Global #2 Agro-commodities Complete capabilities to service the agro-commodities market 17

Full range of services across the commodities value chain Upstream Exploration/ production Downstream Trade Outsourcing Management of clients labs Sample preparation Geochemical testing Mineral processing testing Crude oil assay Supervision of weighing Sampling Load and discharge inspection Product quality testing Grade control Blending Cargo treatment Mine-site laboratory Refinery laboratory Minerals 50% of revenues coal, ferrous metals, non ferrous metals, precious metals, steel raw materials Oil & Petrochemicals 40% of revenues crude, petroleum products, bio-fuels, gases and petrochemicals Agriculture 10% of revenues grains, vegetable oils, bio-fuel feedstock and by-products, crude and refined glycerin, Fertilizers 18

A large network, with room for further expansion Oil & Petrochemicals laboratories Metals and Minerals laboratories Agri & others 19

Global blue-chip customers, being leveraged across multiple initiatives Longstanding relationships with oil majors, Australian mining companies, and commodity trading companies Blue chip customer base Customer base being leveraged for increased penetration, especially in the fastest growing zones Dedicated key account management being put in place for a number of identified under-penetrated accounts 20

An attractive and growing market > 5bn addressable market High and increasing barriers to entry Market concentration around 3 top global players Minerals: move from 7 to 3 key players within one year! Strong growth outlook, driven by Shift in world oil consumption growth, driven by fast-growing countries demand Tighter regulations Lower quality of resources Still potential for consolidation in O&P Balanced mix of resilient (trade) and cyclical (exploration/production) growth opportunities Outsourcing Services in remote locations 21

BV2015 Commodities ambition Delivering strong top-line growth Leverage existing business Aligning profitability with best-in class players Key accounts and network optimization Expand service offering across all geographies Shifting service mix towards more lab testing Cross-selling Targeted expansion initiatives Large capex / New or upgraded labs Use existing labs at full capacity Under-represented countries Increased lab utilization Scale improved in key geographies Operational excellence program (Lean) Pricing management Synergetic M&A New services Upstream, Outsourcing Information systems (LIMS) 22

African network synergies to further develop Coal Richards Bay Key coal export hub with significant coal potential Leveraging combined capabilities in Africa for joint commercial successes Coal superintending services for Richards Bay Coal Terminal Major borecore wins 12 mine site labs Largest coal lab in Africa (open this year) Leading position in Southern Africa coal market 23

Cross-selling opportunities with Marine business Joint Marine / Commodities marketing approach to develop bunker fuel testing services for ship owners and ship operators Annual bunker volumes (million tons per year) Limited existing competition Top 3 locations: Singapore, Fujairah and Rotterdam (27% of the worldwide trading volumes) Existing bunker fuel testing capabilities in place; leverage of established Bureau Veritas brand in Marine business VeriFuel pilot in Greece 24

Ambitious capex plan BV2015 commodities capex targeting primarily Geographic expansion projects in under-represented countries (Africa, Asia) Capability expansion projects in key locations (USA, South America, Pacific, Eastern Europe) New labs and existing labs upgrade Oil&Petrochemicals, Minerals Upstream, Coal, Agri New services development also supported by ambitious capex plans 25

Leverage USA lab platform to develop new services Move in-land to capture non-marine opportunities Increased footprint in petrochemicals Outsourcing contracts with non-traditional customer base Biofuels Metering Additives Upstream 26

Shifting service mix towards more lab testing Replicating USA precedent to other regions USA Oil&Petrochemicals 2008-2010 +3% shift to lab testing +9% increase in revenue per job +8% increase in gross margin Lab testing 50% Inspection 50% Lab testing 53% Inspection 47% Outside the USA, < 1/3 of O&P revenue is today generated by lab testing 27

Wrap up Bureau Veritas a new leading player in commodities 5bn global market driven by favourable growth trends and expansion opportunities Ideally positioned and prepared to capture new growth opportunities and align performance with best in class competitors Share in Group revenues (%) 2015 2011 Adjusted operating margin (%) 28

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