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SAURRegistered office: Les Cyclades - 1, rue Antoine Lavoisier - 78280 Guyancourt - FranceTel.: +33 (0)1 30 60 84 00 - Fax.: +33 (0)1 34 52 72 72 - www.saur.comSaur - French S.A.S. simplified joint-stock company capitalised at € 101,529,000 - R.C.S. Versailles 339 379 984 - Intracommunity VAT no. FR 28 339 379 984 - NAF 3600 Z.

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Waste ManagementWater Engineering Leisure

& Public AmenityInfrastructure

Services

Waste ManagementWater Engineering Leisure

& Public AmenityInfrastructure

Services

The essentials( 2014)

The Saur Group is a longstanding provider of delegated public environmental services management,and supports local authorities and industrial companies with their development projects forwater supply (Saur), waste management (Coved), engineering (Stereau), infrastructure services(Cise TP), leisure (Blue Green and Flower Campings), the management of residential sites fortravellers (SG2A l’Hacienda) and funeral services (Atrium). Internationally, Saur operationsextends to Armenia, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Scotland and Spain. Since 1933, Saur has delivered itsservices through a network of decentralised units located as closely as possible to local chal-lenges so that its customers benefit fully from the power of the entire Group. This networkedstructure enables the best of its innovation and R&D achievements to be shared by combiningthe imagination of a designer with the experience of an operator.

KEY FIGURES

LEAD SHAREHOLDERS

E1,7 Billion

in net revenue

13000employees

18 million

consumers served

10000contracted local

authorities in France

Contributing to local sustainable development (

The multiservicespackage )

INFRASTRUCTURESERVICES• Pipeline laying, restoration

and maintenance

• Acceptance inspection of newpipeline systems and diagnosticsurvey of old systems

WATER• Production, treatment, supply

and management of drinkingwater and associated services

• Collection and treatmentof wastewater and treatmentby-products

• Industrial water management

• Bathing water management

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ENGINEERING• Engineering and construction

of wastewater treatment anddrinking water production plants

• Operations supportand project management

LEISURE & PUBLIC AMENITY• Golf course management

• Management of campsites, leisurecentres, water parks and beaches

• Crematorium constructionand management

• Maintenance and refurbishmentof public-sector and private-sectorbuildings

• Management of residential sitesfor travellers

• Landscape management

WASTE MANAGEMENT• Waste collection, sorting, recycling

and composting

• Urban cleansing

• Waste storage

• Services for industry

WaterWe manage every stage of the water cycle andprovide our customers with all the expertisegained from our field operations, which co-vers an unusually diverse range of disciplines.The common strand running through all ourprojects is our commitment to striking preci-sely the right balance between the needs of

7 million consumers

6 700 contracted local authorities

600 millionm3 of drinking water produced

200 000 km of pipeline systems managed

the customer and the need to maintain na-tural balance. Examples of this commitmentin practice include controlling emissions (ofsludge, odours, etc.) using biological ratherthan chemical technologies, raising publicawareness of eco-citizenship, and makingcareful use of water resources (recycling pu-rified wastewater, detecting leaks, etc.).In France, we act as a water supply and was-tewater services outsourcing operator forlocal authorities and industrial companies.

and internationally

ScotlandInfrastructure services

Engineering

Waste Management

Leisure and Public Amenity

Poland

Saudi Arabia

The Group in France

CyprusArmenia

Water

Spain

OCC: ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIESUnique in France, our Operations Control Centres (OCCs) deliver a technologically andorganisationally innovative response to the technical and financial needs of local authorities. Asvaluable support resources for informed decision-making by local authorities, our OCCs optimisewater services 24/7 in real time, leaving their local authority customers free to focus 100% onmanaging their assets. The transparency and high performance delivered by OCCs also providelocal authorities with all the qualified data they need to underpin their capital expenditurepolicies and regional development plans. Total transparency of information, real-time feedbackof data using smart technologies, and support for informed decision-making: Saur OCCs offer alllocal authorities a level of service and security that precisely matches their needs.

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RECOVERING MATERIALS TO CONSERVENATURAL RESOURCESThe ever-increasing scarcity and cost of raw materials, changesto regulations on materials recovery and increasing eco-awarenessare changing the waste sorting and processing needs of localauthorities. The extension of sorting instructions and theintroduction of new intercommunity cooperation maps in Franceare also driving demand for sorting centres capable of sorting morewaste more accurately. Coved offers innovative solutions to theseeconomic and social challenges. In its Aspach-le-Haut, Ormoy andIllats sorting centres, Coved has introduced new-generation opticalsorters to sort more types of plastics, paper and cardboard moreaccurately. As part of reducing costs for local authorities, Covedaims to achieve optimum recovery rates and continues to developits Operator Guaranteed Recovery (Valorisation Garantie desOpérateurs or VGO) scheme to sell recoverable raw materialsat the best-possible price.

5 million residents served

2,4 million tons of wastecollected and processed every year

EMERGING POLLUTANTS:FINDING SOLUTIONS TOELIMINATE THEMFor more than 15 years, Saur has focused dedicatedresearch resources on evaluating the risks posedby micropollutants and developing solutionsthat guarantee the safety of drinking water.The CarboPlus® process that eliminatesmicropollutants such as pesticides, hormones anddrug residues is central to these solutions.The principle behind its effective action is simple:it uses absorption to trap micropollutants on fluidisedactivated carbon, which is then eliminated.This is a major advantage over alternative processesthat work simply by breaking down molecules (usingozonation) or concentrating them (using reverseosmosis).

EngineeringThe Saur Group engineering andconstruction specialist Stereau com-bines technological expertise with theability to manage drinking water pro-duction and wastewater treatmentplant projects on behalf of industrialcompanies and local authorities. Formore than 50 years, we have develo-ped an approach to engineering thatdirectly addresses the concerns andissues faced by our customers andthe areas they serve, at the same timeas reconciling the interests of all sta-keholders in maximising project envi-ronmental performance.

50 years of history and experience

more than 2 500 turnkey plants

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Waste Management(

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Saur Group waste management companyCoved provides expertise at every stage ofwaste collection, from the cleansing of publicspaces to waste sorting, processing, storageand recycling. Our solutions are personalisedto provide the best-possible response to thechallenges faced by local authorities andindustrial customers in reducing the environ-mental impact of waste and conservingnatural resources.

Our close working relationship with localauthorities makes us a natural partner forthe management of leisure facilities, suchas campsites, leisure centres, golf courses,sports centres and many other services,including residential sites for travellers,funeral facilities and heritage sites.The golf courses managed by our subsidiarycompany Blue Green lead the way with theirstrong commitment to a ‘green golf’ envi-ronmental policy, as do the campsitesmanaged on behalf of local authorities byour Flower Campings chain. Our Book & Golfand Camping Avenue websites complementour package of services by applying ourdigital expertise to golf and open-air hospi-tality. Our vocation is to offer our localauthority partners innovative multiservicesolutions appropriate to the way society isdeveloping, backed by recognised expertisein the management of outsourced publicservice facilities and amenities.

REUT: A GREEN IDEA FORGREENS

(For nearly 10 years, the Rhuys-Kerver golfcourse in France has used hygienically-treated wastewater from the neighbouring(14,500 PE) Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuyswastewater treatment plant. Depending on rainfall volumes, 65,000 m3of water are required for between 5 and 6months of the year to water the tees,fairways and greens of this 60-hectarecourse. Located on the Rhuys peninsula,the Rhuys-Kerver golf course stretches for 6km along a Natura 2000-listed coastline.Five other courses managed by Blue Greenalso use the REUT (Reuse of Treated andPurified Water) technique: Baden, Pornic,Port-Bourgenay, Mazières-en-Gâtine andSainte Maxime.

1 000 on-site projects per year

700 kms of pipelines laid per year

Cise TP designs, installs and refurbishes alltypes of water supply, wastewater collectionand stormwater drainage systems. The servicewe provide fits perfectly with the need tomonitor network assets, which poses a veryreal technical and financial challenge at a timewhen performance is being measured in ever-increasing detail.

Infrastructure services)

53 golf courses

107 campsites

12 crematoria and 10 gardens of remembrance

200 residential sites for travellers(5 500 managed pitches)

100 000 visitors welcomed toheritage sites every year

Leisure & Public Amenity

International

The work we do internationally focuses onmaximising water supply and wastewater ser-vice performance in countries such asArmenia (850,000 residents) and SaudiArabia in the cities of Mecca and Taïf (2.2 mil-lion residents combined) and Jubail (250,000residents). We also serve major cities, inclu-ding Gdansk and Sopot in Poland (500,000residents) and Las Palmas in the CanaryIslands, Spain (450,000 residents), as well aslarge-scale facilities, such as the Dalmuir was-tewater treatment plant in Glasgow, Scotland(600,000 PE). The way we operate in thesemarkets reflects the diversity of our contracts,

which range from full outsourcing of publicservices to the provision of support services,expertise, auditing and skills transfer.Management contracts, concessions, leasecontracts, technical support contracts andBOT contracts… the Saur Group and its subsi-diary companies operate internationally un-der all these arrangements. We work closely with our partners to build thetechnical and financial packages best suitedto their needs. A good example of this in prac-tice is the recent public-private partnership inKonstancin-Jeziorna near the Polish capital ofWarsaw, where we are supplying wastewatertreatment services. These involve long-term solutions that recon-cile quality with environmentally respectfulprocesses to guarantee residents high-qua-lity treatment of wastewater over a 30-yearperiod, so that discharges to the natural envi-ronment meet exacting standards of hygiene.The total integration of Saur teams and theirconsistent application of best practices to allour projects are what sets us apart from ourcompetitors.

6 million consumers

800 millionm3 of drinking water produced

Mecca (Saudi Arabia): storage reservoir for 1 million cubic meters of drinking water

MECCA: SAUR SERVE4 MILLION PILGRIMSUnder the terms of its water supply andwastewater treatment contracts with thecities of Mecca and Taïf in Saudi Arabia, Saurprovides Mecca with drinking water suppliesthroughout the Hajj pilgrimage period.Several months of preparation are needed toplan the key processes required to ensurecompletely safe supplies for the city, whosenormal population of 1.6 million swellsduring the Hajj by more than 4 millionpilgrims. Intensified monitoring ofpipeline systems, the installation ofmobile analytical laboratories and air-conditioning systems at sites of pilgrimage,management of non-standard facilities(including 23 reservoirs with a total capacityof 2 million m³), inspection of fireextinguishing systems and a call centrededicated to pilgrims have all contributed tothe faultless service delivered every yearsince 2011, for which the Group has beencongratulated by the National WaterCompany (NWC).

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Our focus& purpose

To deliver local service

To protect our living environment

Across all our core businesses inFrance, we provide services through200 regional locations in local authorityareas. This commitment to local pre-sence responds directly to the specificexpectations of our customers and thelocal needs of consumers. It is under-pinned by our intimate knowledge of

each area, its challenges and the futureprospects for development of (our) ser-vices. It also allows us to deliver theultimate response when identifyingrisks and investment priorities for thelocal authority, and in crisis preventionand management.

Developing low-impact treatment tech-nologies, respecting the biodiversity ofour operating sites, preparing vulnera-bility profiles for coastal areas, buildingHQE® plants and operating storage

centres that limit CO2 emissions…Across all our core businesses, we offera range of eco-friendly solutions basedon realistic project funding levels.

IN TUNE WITH NATURE... thanks to OMER® This management service for bathing waters allows resorts tomap their pollution risks, develop action plans to reduce their vulnerability,achieve rapid analysis of bathing water quality, and provide public information. Inaccordance with the European Bathing Water Quality Directive, Saur is protecting233 bathing beaches this year, including those of the Ile-de-Ré, Guilvinec, Arzonand Carnac.

The Saur Group puts its sustainable development principles into practice in allits core businesses and at every level of the company. This strategic vision isbuilt around three goals – less environmental impact, better for people andmore nature – which together share nine commitments.

LESS ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT

Minimising discharges into the natural environment (water, air and soil),consuming only what is necessary, and transforming waste into resourcesor recyclable products.• COMMITMENT 1: to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions

• COMMITMENT 2: to reduce the environmental footprint of our facilities

• COMMITMENT 3: to consume only what is necessary and reduce waste

• COMMITMENT 4: to develop recycling and recovery

MORE NATURERestoring natural habitats and encouraging biodiversity

• COMMITMENT 5: to create structures integrated into the natural world

• COMMITMENT 6: to make biodiversity protection an integral partof site operation

BETTER FOR PEOPLEContributing to regional social dynamics, combatting exclusion,and promoting health and wellbeing.

• COMMITMENT 7: to put our social values into practice for the benefitof our people

• COMMITMENT 8 : to be a supportive and active contributor to local life

• COMMITMENT 9 : to contribute to health and wellbeing

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Sharing innovation

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

For reasserted social responsibility Our researchers are developing innovative

processes that constantly reduce the produc-tion and volume of waste and the amount ofenergy consumed; processes such asCompact-RM® (ultra-fine membrane filtrationof wastewater), Rhizostep® (reed bed treat-ment of wastewater), Hélioplus® (the sludgedrying technology that uses 100% renewableenergy) and Chrysalide® (the waste treatmentbioreactor that generates zero CO² emis-sions). Our 30 patents, 66 registered trade-marks, and ongoing studies in a dozenlocations around the world are developed atGroup level before being made available to allour local authority partners.

Adapting to specificregionalneeds10,000 communities in France put their trustin us as a result of our historic rural and coas-tal roots, which have now grown to includemid-size towns and cities and major urbancommunities. This means that our peopleneed to have detailed knowledge of the spe-cific requirements set out in all our water,waste management and other contracts, andto exercise well-developed listening skills.