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Bureau Veritas Sa — Investor Day (December 2017)

188 slides from Bureau Veritas Sa's investor day presentation, Dec 7, 2017

  1. Slide 1: Bureau Veritas Investor Days

    Bureau Veritas Investor Days Plenary session December 7, 2017 © Bureau Veritas

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    DISCLAIMER This presentation contains statements related to our future business and financial performance and future events or developments involving Bureau Veritas that may constitute forward-looking statements. These statements are based on current plans and forecasts of Bureau Veritas’ management

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    Strategy CEO overview Agenda BV 2020 Financial Roadmap Executing the strategy 5 Growth Initiatives Opex Agri-Food SmartWorld Automotive Building & Infrastructure 2 Priority Countries North America China Digital@BV Digital transformation B&I France Grand Paris

  4. Slide 4: Strategy

    Strategy

  5. Slide 5: CEO Overview

    CEO Overview

  6. Slide 6: Accelerating the Transformation of Bureau Veritas

    WELCOME TO BUREAU VERITAS’ INVESTOR DAYS 2017 « ACCELERATING THE TRANSFORMATION OF BUREAU VERITAS » DIDIER MICHAUD-DANIEL CEO

  7. Slide 7: Focus on Clients, Driven by Society

    FOCUS ON CLIENTS, DRIVEN BY SOCIETY 1828 & BEYOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION RULES 1980’ 2018 GLOBALIZATION SOCIETAL & STANDARDIZATION AWARENESS COMPLIANCE SOCIETY BENEFIT 2010’ TRANSPARENCY (VS SCANDALS) TRUST

  8. Slide 8: Profound changes in mega trends

    Profound changes in mega trends … …Impacting our ecosystem

  9. Slide 9: Social Values & Society

    SOCIAL VALUES & SOCIETY PROFOUND ASPIRATION

  10. Slide 10: Diversify

    DIVERSIFY 2015 20171 1% 2% 2% SmartWorld 2% SmartWorld Automotive 4% Automotive 6% Agri-Food Agri-Food 11% 28% 72% 11% 33% 67% from Growth Opex from Growth Base REVENUE Opex Initiatives Base Initiatives Business Business 10% BUSINESS MIX 12% Building Building & Infrastructure & Infrastructure 12% 11

  11. Slide 11: Aging Infrastructure in Western Countries, Booming in Asia

    AGING INFRA … & BOOMING IN WESTERN URBANISATION COUNTRIES… IN ASIA… REQUIRING MASSIVE INVESTMENT

  12. Slide 12: France, China, Latin America; Next Step North America

    FRANCE, CHINA, LATIN AMERICA LEADING POSITION NEXT STEP: NORTH AMERICA PLATFORM

  13. Slide 13: Power & Going Greener

    POWER MANAGING EXISTING CAPABILITIES & GOING GREENER

  14. Slide 14: Opex

    OPEX Ensure business continuity

  15. Slide 15: Food Demand Increasing

    FOOD DEMAND INCREASING TRACEABILITY CONCERN AROUND FOOD & AGRI

  16. Slide 16: Agri-Food

    AGRI-FOOD IN 2 YEARS INTERNATIONAL POSITION

  17. Slide 17: Connectivity & Shift in the Automotive Value Chain

    CONNECTIVITY & SHIFT IN THE AUTOMOTIVE VALUE CHAIN

  18. Slide 18: Digital Revolution

    DIGITAL REVOLUTION Industry 4.0 Artificial Intelligence Blockchain Internet of Things

  19. Slide 19: GDP Growth Projections for Large Economies

    U.K. CANADA 1.0 1.2 CHINA RUSSIA 2.3 2.2 EUROZONE 2.1 1.8 GDP U.S. 2.0 1.7 6.5 6.2 growth 2.4 2.2 JAPAN INDIA* 1.1 0.7 projections World for large 7.4 7.6 BRAZIL 3.2 3.1 economies 2.2 3.3 Year-over-year change 2018 2019 Source: IHS Markit

  20. Slide 20: Change in Global Fortune 500 Picture

    U.S. U.K. NETHERLANDS CHINA Change JAPAN in Global Fortune 500 picture Ranking by turnover 2011 2016

  21. Slide 21: China: #1 Country

    CHINA #1 COUNTRY

  22. Slide 22: United States: Portfolio Diversification

    UNITED STATES PORTFOLIO DIVERSIFICATION

  23. Slide 23: Agile Disruption

    AGILE DISRUPTION

  24. Slide 24: Meeting our clients' challenges

    Meeting our clients’ challenges

  25. Slide 25: Grow

    GROW LEADING ROLE IN THE MARKET CONSOLIDATION 5% to 7% ORGANIC GROWTH BY 2020

  26. Slide 26: Main Focus

    MAIN FOCUS MARGIN IMPROVEMENT CASH GENERATION

  27. Slide 27: BV's Global Ambition for 2020

    BV’S GLOBAL AMBITION FOR 2020 AN ADJUSTED OPERATING MARGIN TARGET ABOVE 17% IN 2020 INCREASED GROUP REVENUE BY c€1.5BN IN 2020 CONFIRMED RETURN VS. 2015 TO A 5-7% ORGANIC REVENUE GROWTH BY 2020 CONTINUOUS HIGH FREE CASH FLOW GENERATION

  28. Slide 28: Bureau Veritas People

    PEOPLE BUREAU VERITAS GREATEST ASSET

  29. Slide 29: Accelerating the Transformation of Bureau Veritas

    WELCOME TO BUREAU VERITAS’ INVESTOR DAYS 2017 « ACCELERATING THE TRANSFORMATION OF BUREAU VERITAS » DIDIER MICHAUD-DANIEL CEO

  30. Slide 30: BV 2020 Financial Roadmap

    BV 2020 Financial Roadmap

  31. Slide 31: Improving trends YTD 2017

    Improving trends YTD 2017 ► Nine months organic revenue +1.6% – trending higher in Q3 ♦ Strong organic growth momentum of Growth Initiatives +7.1% y/y ♦ External growth +2.7% with 9 acquisitions YTD supporting Building & Infrastructure / Agri-Food / SmartWorld / Automotive Initiatives ♦ Currency imp

  32. Slide 32: Confirmed 2017 outlook

    Confirmed 2017 outlook Full-year organic Full-year Full-year cash revenue growth adjusted flow generation expected to be operating margin to improve slightly positive, of around 16% from FY 2016 with acceleration in the second half confirmed Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 33

  33. Slide 33: Reaffirmed 2020 ambition

    Reaffirmed 2020 ambition Add €1.5bn Above Continuous of incremental 17% high revenue1 adjusted Free Cash Flow Half organic operating margin generation Half acquisition led 5-7% organic growth by 2020 (1) At initial plan exchange rates (as presented during October 2015 Investor Days) Investor Days De

  34. Slide 34: Growth: two engines

    Growth: two engines BV ambition for the two growth engines ► Focused organic growth ♦ Initiative driven ♦ Resilience enhanced, less cyclicality 5-7% organic revenue growth ♦ Balanced portfolio by 2020 ► Targeted acquisitions ♦ All supporting our 5 Growth Initiatives and priority countries (USA and C

  35. Slide 35: Growth: BV 2020 Revenue Ambition

    Growth: BV 2020 Revenue Ambition (in € millions) c.400-5001 M&A Organic c.600-700 1,5003 c.1501 c.852 -0,6%1 130 -29 Acceleration towards 5-7% organic growth by 2020 Ramp-up with 4,635 cyclical headwinds 2015 2016 2017e 2020e (1) Estimated annualized revenue from acquisitions of the year(s) (3) At i

  36. Slide 36: Growth: Combine Base Business & Growth Initiatives potential

    Growth: Combine Base Business & Growth Initiatives potential Stabilizing Base Business Perspective 1% 0.0% 0% -1.1% ► Returning to TIC market growth -1% Two-thirds -2.2% (c.3%) -2% ♦ Stabilizing Oil & Gas Capex markets -3% -3.7% ♦ Recovering Metals & Minerals markets -4% ♦ Upcoming stabilized Shippi

  37. Slide 37: Profit: towards >17% adjusted operating margin in 2020

    Profit: towards >17% adjusted operating margin in 2020 + - + Excellence @BV Restructuring payback Digital >17% Shared Lean Procurement service center c16% 2017e Operating Leverage Margin Initiatives Competitive / Price 2020 BV ambition Pressure & Cost Inflation Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 38

  38. Slide 38: High Free Cash Flow generation

    High Free Cash Flow generation Stabilising Base Business ► TIC activities have a favorable cash model… ♦ High profitability ♦ Low capex requirements, even more for BV High Free Cash Flow generation (more inspection than testing) ♦ High cash conversion rate over the cycle Low capex1 3.0-3.5% ► New Ch

  39. Slide 39: Move For Cash

    Move For Cash Reducing working capital ► A Group-wide working capital reduction to improve cash flow generation program ♦ All locations and all operations covered Revenue with a tailored approach EBITDA ♦ Dedicated KPIs and incentives Operating ♦ Adapted tools and reporting profit Free ► Catalyze re

  40. Slide 40: Cash: self-financed plan

    Cash: self-financed plan Financing bridge over 2016-2020 (€m) ► BV 2020 plan fully financed with: ♦ Unchanged solid investment grade credit profile Capex ♦ Net Debt/EBITDA ratio well below 3.25x covenants ♦ Maintained dividend distribution policy Operating Cash Flow M&A Dividend Debt Source of cash

  41. Slide 41: Inflexion point crossed

    Inflexion point crossed Group quarterly organic revenue growth ► Q3 2017 organic growth at +2.2%, the best quarter since Q2 2015 5.5% 5.5% Organic Growth 1-year Moving average 4.4% ♦ 4 out of 6 businesses posting organic growth 4.5% 4.5% above +3% in Q3 2017 c100% 3.5% 3.5% ♦ 2 businesses still decl

  42. Slide 42: Executing the Strategy

    Executing the Strategy

  43. Slide 43: BV 2020 Strategic Plan highlights

    BV 2020 Strategic Plan highlights 5 Growth Initiatives ► Enhanced offering ► Portfolio expansion Expanded market Large companies’ coverage partner of choice 2 Countries ► USA ► China Excellence Balanced @BV global footprint 4 Levers ► Human Resources Leading role in consolidation ► Excellence @ BV ►

  44. Slide 44: Growth Initiatives: gaining momentum

    5 Growth Initiatives: gaining momentum Growth Initiative 2020 Ambition1 9M 2017 Revenue Performance Building & €350 – 400m +4.7%2 Infrastructure Opex €300 – 350m +6.5%2 Oil & Gas, Power, Chem. Agri-Food €250 – 300m +5.3%2 Automotive €130 – 150m +21.8%2 SmartWorld €110 – 150m +14.4%2 €m 200 400 (1) I

  45. Slide 45: Level of Readiness

    Strategic Growth Initiatives Contribution to 2020 objectives (€ million) High Level of Readiness Opex Automotive Agri-Food Building & Medium Infrastructure SmartWorld Low 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 Size of bubbles = TIC market size Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 46

  46. Slide 46: Executive alignment on Growth strategy

    Executive alignment on Growth strategy Strict Control over Revenue Mix Market Focused and Growth by Operating Unit Global Support Organization Market Leaders 9 Global 71 Regional Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 47

  47. Slide 47: Completely renewed footprint in B&I

    Completely renewed footprint in B&I €0 to 10m €10 to 30m €30 to 50m Above €50m Acquisitions Organic Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 48

  48. Slide 48: Expanded Agri-Food Lab network

    Expanded Agri-Food Lab network Existing Acquisitions Organic Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 49

  49. Slide 49: Latin America is already a success story

    Latin America is already a success story 2015 2017 Chem Chem Auto OPEX Auto OPEX F&A F&A B&I Core Core Business Business P&U OPEX B&I O&G OPEX P&U OPEX O&G OPEX Portfolio Diversification Market Orientation Organization Alignment Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 50

  50. Slide 50: M&A is key to the achievement of the 2020 plan

    M&A is key to the achievement of the 2020 plan ► Efficient M&A process ♦ M&A Committee Strategic initiative Strategic Committee BV Board ♦ >50 companies reviewed by the M&A committee in 2017 ♦ 9 acquisitions YTD in 2017 Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 51

  51. Slide 51: M&A is focused on Strategic Growth Initiatives

    M&A is focused on Strategic Growth Initiatives Building OPEX Automotive & Infrastructure O&G/Power/Chem. ► 2016 - 2017 ♦ 17 acquisitions 1 Acquisition 2 Acquisitions supporting our c€10m c€10m Growth Initiatives Agri-Food SmartWorld (*) ♦ Cumulated revenue for Growth Initiatives: €260m (**) 1 7 Acqu

  52. Slide 52: HR: A new Governance

    HR: A new Governance… Executive Committee Executive Leadership Team ► Leaner ExCom with 9 members ► 25 Top Executives ► Compensation aligned on strategic priorities ► Tasked on strategic / transformational issues Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 53

  53. Slide 53: HR: Reinforced processes

    HR: Reinforced processes Develop Leadership … … in a 74,000 people company Europe Americas & MEA Asia Pacific ► Leadership Assessment ► Balanced geographical spread ► Succession Planning ► Strong focus on diversity Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 54

  54. Slide 54: Building on a good Lean momentum

    Building on a good Lean momentum Rolling out the Corporate program … … into various Operating Models Generalize Measure Design Inspection Review LEAN Implement & Check OPERATING Gap Analysis Project SYSTEM Labs Management Admin Support Solution Elaboration Using Lean Tools ► >800 scorecards deployed

  55. Slide 55: Focus on key accounts

    Focus on key accounts Key Account Distribution Major Clients Other Construction Auto Chemicals Food O&G M&M Power Retail ► ~150 Key Accounts ► >30% of BV Revenue ► Sector diversification Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 56

  56. Slide 56: Sales Management requires a sustained effort

    Sales Management requires a sustained effort Sales Management Sales Training Paris, March 2017 Houston, June 2017 Sao Paolo, August 2017 ► Sales costs 4.4% of revenue ► 1,750 Sales FTE’s Shanghai, September 2017 Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 57

  57. Slide 57: Client expectations on Digital in TIC Market

    Client expectations on Digital in TIC Market Be compliant on new norms Get cost-efficient offers for digital products & models for core services A new market for Digitally enhanced operating Bureau Veritas models DIGITAL NEEDS Get technology-enabled Experience a seamless TIC services “one-stop-shop”

  58. Slide 58: Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities

    Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities DIGITAL NEW DIGITAL NEW TIC DIGITAL EFFICIENCY OPERATING MODELS SERVICES Conformity 4.0 One-stop- shop Boost Profitability Accelerate Growth Diversify in of existing TIC Services with alternative models new market segments Investor Days December 7 & 8, 201

  59. Slide 59: 5 Growth Initiatives

    5 Growth Initiatives

  60. Slide 60: Our 5 Growth Initiatives

    Our 5 Growth Initiatives Growth Opex Building & Agri-Food SmartWorld Automotive Infrastructure Initiative Oil & Gas, Power, Chem. Build recurring Expand in a large Leverage Capitalize on key Leverage leading business models market driven our #1 position, expertise in supply global position Descripti

  61. Slide 61: Opex

    Opex Oil & Gas, Power, Chemicals Opex Oil & Gas, Power, Chem. Build recurring business models in fragmented markets, offering strong outsourcing opportunities €300 – 350m

  62. Slide 62: Growth Initiatives: Opex (Oil & Gas, Power, Chemicals)

    Growth Initiatives: Opex (Oil & Gas, Power, Chemicals) Key Market Drivers Revenue ambition over 2016-2020e (€m) 841 ► License to Operate 791 529 593 491 ► Risk Prevention ► Performance Improvement ► Brand Protection 2015 2016 2017F 2018E 2019E 2020E @ original plan rate 2017 Sep YTD Incremental Reve

  63. Slide 63: A Huge Potential

    A Huge Potential € 23 bn market partially addressed Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 64

  64. Slide 64: Execution Getting Traction

    Execution Getting Traction Marketing Digital & Delivery Outsourcing Sales Models Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 65

  65. Slide 65: Opex Digital Solutions

    Opex Digital Solutions Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 66

  66. Slide 66: Selected Business Cases

    Encouraging Results SELECTED BUSINESS CASES Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 67

  67. Slide 67: Oil & Gas Assets Integrity Management

    Oil & Gas Assets Integrity Management ► Client: Exxon Mobil Asia Pacific Hub in Singapore is the world biggest integrated Refining and Petrochemical complex ► Scope of services: Asset Integrity Management, including site / drone inspections and conventional / advanced Non Destructive Testing Investo

  68. Slide 68: Power Distribution Field Services

    Power Distribution Field Services ► Client: CPFL (owned by State Grid) is the leading power distribution Brazilian company serving more than 9 million customers ► Scope of services: Quality Control, Metering, Loss Prevention and Emergency Services Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 69

  69. Slide 69: Chemical Assets Integrity Management

    Chemical Assets Integrity Management ► Client: Antwerp is BASF 2nd largest “Verbund Site”, with 50 production plants and 580 km of pipelines, included in a 6 km² area ► Scope of services: Piping Inspections / Testing, Quality Control and Risk Based Inspections Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 70

  70. Slide 70: Competitive Advantages & Benefits

    Competitive Advantages & Benefits GROWTH acceleration Portfolio RESILIENCE KEY ACCOUNT development EXTENDED TIC offer Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 71

  71. Slide 71: Our 5 Growth Initiatives

    Our 5 Growth Initiatives Growth Opex Building & Agri-Food SmartWorld Automotive Infrastructure Initiative Oil & Gas, Power, Chem. Build recurring Expand in a large Leverage Capitalize on key Leverage leading business models market driven our #1 position, expertise in supply global position Descripti

  72. Slide 72: Agri-Food

    Agri-Food Agri-Food Expand in a large market driven by supply chain globalization, be recognized as a reference player €250 – 300m

  73. Slide 73: Growth Initiatives: Agri-Food

    Growth Initiatives: Agri-Food Key Market Drivers Revenue ambition over 2016-2020e (€m) ► World population rising 487 437 ► Globalization of Food Supply 289 233 ► Consumer awareness driving regulations 187 ► Food TIC outsourcing trend 2015 2016 2017F 2018E 2019E 2020E @ original plan rate 2017 Sep YT

  74. Slide 74: Across The Board Presence

    Across The Board Presence SOCIAL FOOD SAFETY RESPONSIBLE AUDIT INSPECTIONS SOURCING CALIBRATION TESTING FOOD MANUFACTURING PRODUCT INTEGRITY DIGITAL CERTIFICATION GMO AUTHENTICITY TESTING TOOLS TESTING AGRI/FOOD PRODUCTS SEED & SOIL RESIDUE NUTRITIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MICROBIOLOGY INSPECTION TESTI

  75. Slide 75: New Lab Openings Driving Organic Growth

    New Lab Openings Driving Organic Growth 2016 agri & food labs footprint < €1m Revenues < €10m Revenues > €10m Revenues Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 76

  76. Slide 76: New Lab Openings Driving Organic Growth

    New Lab Openings Driving Organic Growth Lab expansion since 2016 12 new food labs Greenfield < €1m Revenues < €10m Revenues > €10m Revenues Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 77

  77. Slide 77: Agri-Food Selected Business Cases

    Agri-Food SELECTED BUSINESS CASES Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 78

  78. Slide 78: BV helps them to protect their brand image

    BV helps them to protect their brand image Laboratory Testing Tuna Responsible Fishing Fast-food auditing and testing Canada Pacific Ocean Europe Laboratory Testing Soy Harvest Inspection Laboratory Testing International Brazil Russia Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 79

  79. Slide 79: Agri-Food Digital Solutions

    Agri-Food Digital Solutions Drone Field Control Safe Supply Safe Ops Origin 3.1 SUPPLIER GLOBAL RISK INDEX ► Crop Monitoring ► Supply chain ► In-store app solution ► Consumer-facing risk management Traceability Partners Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 80

  80. Slide 80: Agri-Food Growth Initiative

    Agri-Food Growth Initiative Bureau Veritas Differentiation ► Leading Regional Testing platforms ► Boots on the ground with leading audit capabilities ► Engaged with all value chain – from Agri to Food ► Innovative approach packaging digital solutions Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 81

  81. Slide 81: Our 5 Growth Initiatives

    Our 5 Growth Initiatives Growth Opex Building & Agri-Food SmartWorld Automotive Infrastructure Initiative Oil & Gas, Power, Chem. Build recurring Expand in a large Leverage Capitalize on key Leverage leading business models market driven our #1 position, expertise in supply global position Descripti

  82. Slide 82: SmartWorld

    SmartWorld SmartWorld Leverage our #1 position, and address new needs arising from connectivity €110 – 150m

  83. Slide 83: Growth Initiative: SmartWorld

    Growth Initiative: SmartWorld1 Key facts Revenue ambition over 2016-2020e (€m) ► Fast: rapid adoption of wireless connectivity 211 ► Complex: many competing technologies. 171 New requirements around connectivity and security 94 72 ► Everywhere: all industries are integrating wireless 61 ► Global Lea

  84. Slide 84: Market Dynamics and Challenges

    Market Dynamics and Challenges ► # Connections (Billion Units)1 ► Global IoT connections by segment (2020F)2 30 Rest 26,7 25 23,3 20,7 20.5% 20 18,3 Smart Home 15,6 16,4 29.3% 15 10 Manufacturing & industry 4.0 6.5% 5 0 Smart 7.2% 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 buildings 7.2% 17.6% IoT (26% CAGR) Con

  85. Slide 85: Bureau Veritas Position

    Bureau Veritas Position 1. Global Footprint 2. Cover all key technologies 3. Active participation on 40+ technical committees 4. Leader in most important segments 5. Comprehensive Service Portfolio Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 86

  86. Slide 86: SmartWorld Journey

    SmartWorld Journey ACQUISITIONS | GROWTH 2011 2013 2016 2017 2018 LOCATIONS NEW SEGMENTS +Consumer Electronics +Mobile Phones +Smart Home +Intelligent +Smart Payment NEW +Wearables +Smart City Transportation/V2X +Products (Cybersecurity) +Smart Grid +Mobile Phones/V2X (5G) Local Area Network 2G/3G/4

  87. Slide 87: Capabilities/services

    Capabilities/services 24 locations. 150+ test environments. EMC/RF Conformance OTA Product electromagnetic interference and Software and network performance Antenna Performance radio spectrum protection Chemical SAR Reliability Mechanical and climatic conditions Restricted / hazardous chemicals Huma

  88. Slide 88: SmartWorld Global Footprint

    SmartWorld Global Footprint Europe 2016/17+ Asia 2016/17+ Americas 2016/17+ Positioned to meet client needs AMERICAS EUROPE ASIA Argentina France China Brazil Germany India USA Japan Taiwan South Korea Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 89

  89. Slide 89: SmartWorld Selected Business Cases

    SmartWorld SELECTED BUSINESS CASES Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 90

  90. Slide 90: Growth Initiative: Cybersecurity Market Dynamics

    Growth Initiative: Cybersecurity Market Dynamics IoT Device Cybersecurity growth1 BUYER PROFILE Payment systems $ Consumer & Business Devices Critical 2015: $9bn Increasing Regulations Public / 41% CAGR Common Government agencies Financial 2020: $50bn Criteria market National Critical infrastructure

  91. Slide 91: Growth Initiative: Cybersecurity

    Growth Initiative: Cybersecurity BV-LETI (CEA) Approach (MoU) Solution Summary ► Technical Partner ♦ Reference Lab for the French security agency ♦ #2 innovation center in the World1 ♦ #1 innovation center in Europe1 ► Phase 1 Service Launch ♦ R&D Support – assess all known cyber risks / vulnerabili

  92. Slide 92: SmartWorld Case Study: Smart Payment

    SmartWorld Case Study: Smart Payment Mobile payments growth1 ► VISA / EMVCo accreditations $ TRANSACTION VALUE 2016: $110.5bn 48% CAGR ► Completes our Smartworld value chain solutions 2021: $775.4bn ► Recognized brand in smart payment market ► Experienced team >15 years in business Proximity payment

  93. Slide 93: SmartWorld Growth Initiative

    SmartWorld Growth Initiative Bureau Veritas Differentiation ► Network: Spans the globe | 10 countries ► Scale: 1,000+ highly skilled personnel | 150+ test environments ► Reputation: 100+ accreditations / recognitions | Competent in all key wireless technologies ► Segment Leadership: Addressing all k

  94. Slide 94: Our 5 Growth Initiatives

    Our 5 Growth Initiatives Growth Opex Building & Agri-Food SmartWorld Automotive Infrastructure Initiative Oil & Gas, Power, Chem. Build recurring Expand in a large Leverage Capitalize on key Leverage leading business models market driven our #1 position, expertise in supply global position Descripti

  95. Slide 95: Automotive

    Automotive Automotive Capitalize on key expertise in supply chain services and connectivity to become a recognized player €130 – 150m

  96. Slide 96: Growth Initiatives: Automotive

    Growth Initiatives: Automotive Key Market Drivers Revenue ambition over 2016-2020e (€m) ► Leading industrial economic sector: €9 trillion 242 ► World fleet to reach 2bn cars by 2035 (from c1.2bn today) / 222 only c2% of cars are electric today 128 92 103 ► Yearly world car production of c90 million

  97. Slide 97: Automotive TIC Market: strong tailwinds

    Automotive TIC Market: strong tailwinds Market Dynamics and Challenges Bureau Veritas positioning ► Technological Shift ► Strong expertise in connectivity ► Automotive product is driven by Regulation ► Development in China in testing homologation services ► Massive Recalls on the rise ► Second-party

  98. Slide 98: Strategic Positioning: serve the full value-chain

    Strategic Positioning: serve the full value-chain DESIGN PRODUCTION DISTRIBUTION SALES & AFTER-SALES New Activities • Electric Cars • Connected Cars • Autonomous Cars • Software Quality Expansion Testing & Homologation Conformity of Production Opportunities Europe & China (conventional services) QC

  99. Slide 99: Fast Development of our testing capabilities

    Fast Development of our testing capabilities TIRES PROVING GROUND SHANGHAI AUTOMOTIVE HUB AUTO / EMC ► Set up in 2015 ► Electrical & Electronics: ► Electro-Magnetic ► The first proving ground set HVAC, charging, lighting Compatibility testing: up by 3rd party institution Emissions & Immunity in Asia

  100. Slide 100: Automotive – Digital Solutions

    Automotive – Digital Solutions CYBER SECURITY SOFTWARE OF CONNECTED EMC GUIDELINES VEHICLES Electromagnetic Development Compatibility Analysis Best Practices & Assessment Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 101

  101. Slide 101: Automotive Selected Business Cases

    Automotive SELECTED BUSINESS CASES Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 102

  102. Slide 102: Real-driving emission measurement

    Real-driving emission measurement ► Protocol developed by PSA, T&E and Bureau Veritas to measure real-world figures ► Bureau Veritas acts as a specialized independent 3rd party PSA BV ► Develop the Protocol ► Validate the protocol ► Perform the Real-driving tests ► Ensure the application of the prot

  103. Slide 103: Case Study: Tesla Global Compliance Mgmt.

    Case Study: Tesla Global Compliance Mgmt. CLIENT PROJECT Tesla needed the compliance for: ► Car connectivity ► Antenna characterization services ► Type approval for Chinese market (Infotainment and Bluetooth) BUREAU VERITAS ROLE One Stop Shop solution Provider ► Mapping of Market Access Approval acr

  104. Slide 104: Case Study: V2X Spotlight

    Case Study: V2X Spotlight DSRC (v2x) installation (m units)1 1 V2V Vehicle to Vehicle • Safety applications • Collision warnings # 150 127 27% 39 V2X 0 2017 2022 Vehicle to V2I Everything 2 Vehicle to Infrastructure Safety, mobility & sustainably • Traffic management DSRC (v2x) Market Size ($m)2 • A

  105. Slide 105: Case Study: V2X Successes

    Case Study: V2X Successes USDOT R&D Partner 1st OmniAir Authorized Lab Korea CITS Consortia Winner 2015 2017 2017 ► Developed Test Specifications ► Authorized by OmniAir ► Cooperative Intelligent Transportation System ► In partnership with OmniAir ► BV is a Board Member & Chairs Technical Group ► Sp

  106. Slide 106: Automotive Growth Initiatives

    Automotive Growth Initiatives Bureau Veritas Differentiation ► Market entry through connectivity expertise ► Close relationships with OEMs ► Well positionned all along the Automotive Value-Chain ► Leveraging our digital capabilities to build a leadership position Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 1

  107. Slide 107: Our 5 Growth Initiatives

    Our 5 Growth Initiatives Growth Opex Building & Agri-Food SmartWorld Automotive Infrastructure Initiative Oil & Gas, Power, Chem. Build recurring Expand in a large Leverage Capitalize on key Leverage leading business models market driven our #1 position, expertise in supply global position Descripti

  108. Slide 108: Building & Infrastructure

    Building & Infrastructure Building & Infrastructure Leverage leading global position in sizeable and growing markets €350 – 400m

  109. Slide 109: Growth Initiative: Building & Infrastructure

    Growth Initiative: Building & Infrastructure Key Market Drivers Revenue ambition over 2016-2020e (€m) 890 ► €4 trillion annual global infrastructure investments 840 ► Global population to reach 8 billion by 20231 611 558 ► Middle class to become the majority of the world population 489 by 2020 for t

  110. Slide 110: Building & Infrastructure Platform

    Building & Infrastructure Platform Evolution of Bureau Veritas B&I Business 1. From private properties to both private enterprises and public infrastructure assets 2. From building regulatory inspection to both building and infrastructure project management services 3. From a leadership position in

  111. Slide 111: Extensive Scope of Services

    Extensive Scope of Services Bureau Veritas present all along the B&I Value Chain Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 112

  112. Slide 112: Strengthening BV's Leadership Position

    Strengthening BV’s Leadership Position Acquisitions since 2015: diversifying our capabilities 2017 Shanghai Project Management 2016 China €50m1 HCD California Code Check UK US 2015 €10m1 €4m1 Chongqing Lianseng Primary Integration Shandong Chengxin China US China €30m1 €20m1 €40m1 McKenzie Group2 Au

  113. Slide 113: Creating a Global Footprint

    Creating a Global Footprint €0 to 10m €10 to 30m €30 to 50m Above €50m Acquisitions Organic 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Kanagawa 2012 Building Jyutaku Inspection China France Singapore Japan Japan Brazil China China China UK China US US Mexico Australia1 (1) Signed, closing pending Investor Days D

  114. Slide 114: Going Digital

    Going Digital Digital Capabilities ► Service delivery based on multiple digital platforms ► BIM (Building Information Modeling) as a reality for B&I related TIC services ► Bureau Veritas’s proprietary Digital Cloning services: A new concept of 3D asset register BIM for Minoritymass Sports Centre - C

  115. Slide 115: Building & Infrastructure Selected Business Cases

    Building & Infrastructure SELECTED BUSINESS CASES Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 116

  116. Slide 116: Business Cases: Building Estate

    Business Cases: Building Estate Sinar Mas Centre Shanghai DAMAC Luxury Properties Emaar The Tower China Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Dubai €500m INVESTMENT €1,400m INVESTMENT €1,000m INVESTMENT Construction Supervision Construction Supervision 3rd Party Structural Design Peer Review Investor Days Decembe

  117. Slide 117: Business Cases: Transportation

    Business Cases: Transportation Grand Paris Express Chendu Tianfu International Arteris Highway Operator France China Brazil €25,000m INVESTMENT €6,600m INVESTMENT OPEX Services Technical Control & Vulnerability Services Construction Supervision Highway Infrastructure Investor Days December 7 & 8, 20

  118. Slide 118: Business Cases: Facilities

    Business Cases: Facilities Texas Rangers New Stadium Minoritymass Sports Centre Meydan One Mall US Inner Mongolia - China Dubai €1,100m INVESTMENT €90m INVESTMENT €1,500m INVESTMENT Plan Review and Inspection Services Construction Supervision 3rd Party Structural Design Peer Review Investor Days Dec

  119. Slide 119: Competitive Advantages

    Competitive Advantages Bureau Veritas Differentiation ► The Global Building & Infrastructure TIC Leader ► Diversified portfolio based on “Build; Buy and Borrow” strategy ► Digital oriented business model ► Covering the entire Building and Infrastructure value chain Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017

  120. Slide 120: 2 Priority Countries

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  121. Slide 121: North America

    North America

  122. Slide 122: Country Focus: USA

    Country Focus: USA Key facts GDP GDP Growth ► Infrastructure: 10-year $1 Trillion plan $19.5 +2.2% ► Construction: 3.3% CAGR over 2015-2020 Trillion 21.7% of the total ► Chemical: 310 projects and $185 Billion global GDP1 % OF in capital investment Government Spending Services account for on Infrast

  123. Slide 123: Key Market Trends

    Key Market Trends ► Stabilizing Oil, Gas and Chemicals Sector ► Demand for visibility of the Supply Chain ► Increasing need of TIC services from BtoC Industry ► Disruptive technologies in Automotive and Transportation ► Cyber security risks, digital opportunities and challenges Investor Days Decembe

  124. Slide 124: Market Presence

    Market Presence 129 Offices and Labs 6,000 Employees Canada Own 44% of food testing and 66% of environmental testing market in Canada Northwest Top 10 players in HSE consulting services Northeast Largest provider of elevator inspection services Southeast West Coast Own 12% of cargo inspection Larges

  125. Slide 125: The ambition: growing and diversifying the portfolio

    The ambition: growing and diversifying the portfolio 2015 2020 14% 24% Oil & Gas 9% Building & Infrastructure 41% 1% Agri & Food 53% 7% 10% Power & Utilities Rest of Business1 16% 26% Major Expansion of B&I, Food & Agri and Power & Utilities (1) Rest of Business includes Industrials, Services, Metal

  126. Slide 126: Priority Markets

    Priority Markets O&G & Chemicals Building & Infrastructure Agri-Food Protect Core M&A targeted at B&I Maxxam Recovery CAPEX Opportunities Geographic Expansion Greenfield Investments Extend to OPEX Market Leveraging Expertise Hub & Spoke Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 127

  127. Slide 127: Oil & Gas and Chemicals

    Oil & Gas and Chemicals ► Protect Core O&P business ► Extend TIC offer for OPEX Market ► Continue advancement of Lab Outsourcing and Mobile Lab Solutions ► Expand digital platform to build operational agility Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 128

  128. Slide 128: Client testimonials: Dow and subsea oil & gas

    “Dow’s Trusted service provider for Global Inspections of Capital Equipment.” “The R&D department relies on Bureau Veritas for verification of test results during development of new subsea oil & gas equipment”

  129. Slide 129: Building & Infrastructure

    Building & Infrastructure ► Geographic expansion of existing code compliance services ► Active M&A strategy ► Robust and speedy integration of acquired companies ► Leveraging expertise and technologies from Bureau Veritas Network Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 130

  130. Slide 130: Construction QA/QC at 24 US Army Installations

    “Providing construction QA/QC, project management assistance and code compliance services for 9,000 hotel rooms in 63 hotels at 24 US Army Installations”

  131. Slide 131: A leader in Data center commissioning

    “A leader in Data center commissioning with an exceptional industry reputation and technical capabilities across the US and globally” ► c€20m Annual Revenue ► 117 employees / 7 locations ► Key expertise: ♦ Full Life Cycle Commissioning ♦ Operational Risk Management 132

  132. Slide 132: Agri-Food

    Agri-Food ► Establish a centralized US platform for Agri-Food ► Leverage food lab testing leadership of Maxxam and digital platforms of Safe Supply and SafeOps ► Accelerate geographic expansion in the US food market ► Strategic M&A to enhance service offerings Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 133

  133. Slide 133: Digital platform and General Mills sourcing

    “Digital platform providing full view of supply chain and delivering efficiency and scalability” “General Mills’ responsible sourcing eyes and ears for global suppliers”

  134. Slide 134: Focus on Diversifying our Portfolio

    Focus on Diversifying our Portfolio Commercial Agile operating Accelerate growth discipline model ► Investments in Sales ► Commercial Team with focus ► Integration of capabilities Resources and Marketing; on national reach and broad and sub-brands for single Matrix Sales Structure spectrum of servic

  135. Slide 135: Management Team

    Management Team ► Strong and renewed leadership Team ► Strong Alignment ► Community Engagement 120 YEARS of Industry Experience Newcomers Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 136

  136. Slide 136: China

    China

  137. Slide 137: Country focus: China

    Country focus: China Key facts GDP TREND OF GDP €11.6 12.7 14.0 15.4 ► Second economy worldwide, to become the First by 20301 Trillion +7.3% 11.6 ► Number one TIC market worldwide 15% of the total CAGR 2017 2018 2019 2020 global GDP1 From 2017 to 20201 ► Number one BV country in terms of revenue HIG

  138. Slide 138: Long history in China

    Long history in China ► BV has a long story in China with strong growth momentum #1 BV Country Largest SPM International 3 Major B&I Marine CPS GSIT Commodities construction Acquisitions Acquisition Break Est. in services initiated its services services supervision CTS Lab VEO China 1 Billion € Chin

  139. Slide 139: Country focus: China

    Country focus: China Country mapping Revenue split by end-markets Other Marine 8% 5% Auto Oil & Gas 4% 10% DOMESTI c50% C P&U 9% Diversified Portfolio B&I 11% c50% EXPORT Test Laboratory Office Consumer Goods 53% Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 140

  140. Slide 140: China TIC Market Liberalization

    China TIC Market Liberalization On-going Liberalization New Accessibility BV Focus Government / Public €21bn Addressable / Open 17 Current 2020 4 Liberalization Opportunity In-House ► Opening Up Progressively ► BV Partnerships To Enable ► Footprint, Capabilities, Market Share Penetration Into New Se

  141. Slide 141: Commodities, Industry & Facilities

    Commodities, Industry & Facilities

  142. Slide 142: CIF China: Key Market Trends

    CIF China: Key Market Trends ► Investment & Trade INVESTMENT1 ► Quality & Efficiency $ + 15% growth < 1% OFDI FDI ► Liberalization FIX ASSET2 ► Belt & Road initiative $ 15% + growth €6.0Trn ♦ Country: 68 INFRASTRUCTURE FIX ASSET VALUE ♦ Population: 4.4 Billion CIF CIF GEOGRAPHY EMPLOYEES ♦ GDP: €25.

  143. Slide 143: Role of JV in China

    Role of JV in China ► Customer Penetration ♦ Access Chinese Global Fortune 500 Companies Customer ♦ Leverage Network in China and Overseas ► Business Diversification Diversification ♦ Extension scope of Service, No 1# Jianli in China ♦ Moving from CAPEX to OPEX ► Innovation China Innovation ♦ Develo

  144. Slide 144: CIF China: Market Focus Organization

    CIF China: Market Focus Organization Building Building & Food Automotive Power & Utilities O&G / Chemical Commodities Industry Infrastructure & Infrastructure & Agriculture Utilities Infrastructure Safety Electric Vehicle Renewable OPEX Trading Advanced infrastructure Distribution Chemical Extended

  145. Slide 145: CIF China - B&I Market Dynamics

    CIF China - B&I Market Dynamics Road Industrial Rail & Highway Airport Real Estate Metro Investment Investment Investment Investment Investment Investment €907bn €507bn €1,040bn €267bn €7,733bn €267bn ► High Rise building ► Light Rail & Metro ► Airports ► Utilities China 13th Five Year Plan (2016 -

  146. Slide 146: CIF China – P&U Market Dynamics

    CIF China – P&U Market Dynamics Fossil Hydro Wind Nuclear Solar Grid Investment Investment Investment Investment Investment Investment €165bn €55bn €95bn €80bn €100bn €430bn ► Grid ► Overseas ► Renewable China 13th Five Year Plan (2016 - 2020) @ Gov.net Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 147

  147. Slide 147: Consumer Products Services

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  148. Slide 148: CPS in China: Key Trends

    CPS in China: Key Trends Private Consumption1 ► Private Consumption Drives Domestic Demand $ $4.2 9% CAGR Trillion Growth 2015-2020 ► Persistent Decline in Exports Reversed Exports (H1 2017 vs 2016)2 in Key CPS3 Sectors H1 2017 7.9% ► Liberalization will Continue CPS3 Geography CPS Employees ► Growt

  149. Slide 149: CPS in China: Priorities

    CPS in China: Priorities Accelerate Optimize Supply Chain Expanding Platform Technology Segments Quality Management Test Laboratory Office ► +23 Locations Since 2015 ► Electrical & Electronics ► Partner throughout the supply chain  Organic + External + Partnership ► Automotive ► South / East / Nort

  150. Slide 150: Accelerate Technology Segments

    Accelerate Technology Segments Electrical & Electronics Automotive Wireless / Smartworld INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY CONVERGENCE ► Global Solution ► Automotive Testing Hub ► Smart Home/Wearables in Shanghai ► UX Testing ► Automotive: ► Product Solution V2X | Connected Cars ► New Energy With Full Service

  151. Slide 151: Solutions Across the Supply Chain (Environmental)

    Solutions Across the Supply Chain (Environmental) PLAN BUY MAKE SELL USE Develop the plan Select Best in Class Verify & Ship Customer Insight Public Suppliers Product Communication EU BRAND Consume with Confidence #1 Market / Brand Review Environmental Audit Finished Product RSL Analyze customer IPE

  152. Slide 152: CPS in China: Competitive Advantages

    CPS in China: Competitive Advantages In Summary Key Enablers ► Growing Market: Domestic Market | Exports | Liberalization ► Expanding Platform: 7,500 Employees | 50 offices | 28 locations ► Focus on Technology: Electrical & Electronics | Technical Leadership World Class Service Delivery Automotive |

  153. Slide 153: Q&A

    Q&A 154

  154. Slide 154: Bureau Veritas Investor Days

    Bureau Veritas Investor Days Plenary session December 7, 2017 © Bureau Veritas

  155. Slide 155: Digital@BV

    Digital@BV

  156. Slide 156: Digital Transformation

    Digital Transformation

  157. Slide 157: There are many digital disruptions to leverage

    There are many digital disruptions to leverage … Blockchain Big Data Industry 4.0 Collaborative Economy Cloud Social Business Artificial Open API Intelligence Fast IT Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 158

  158. Slide 158: Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities

    Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities DIGITAL NEW DIGITAL NEW TIC DIGITAL EFFICIENCY OPERATING MODELS SERVICES Boost Profitability Accelerate Growth Diversify in of existing TIC Services with alternative models new market segments Conformity 4.0 One-stop- shop Cost-efficient offer Digital cust

  159. Slide 159: Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities

    Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities DIGITAL NEW DIGITAL NEW TIC DIGITAL EFFICIENCY OPERATING MODELS SERVICES Boost Profitability Accelerate Growth Diversify in of existing TIC Services with alternative models new market segments Conformity 4.0 One-stop- shop Cost-efficient offer Digital cust

  160. Slide 160: Major initiatives already underway

    Major initiatives already underway DIGITAL EFFICIENCY Laboratories: LIMS Inspection Field Force Management ► LIMS1 rationalization ► Marine: integrated end-to-end platform ♦ Simplified our LIMS landscape composed of multiple solutions ♦ Simplified the process (LEAN) B&I: Project Management ► Sistema

  161. Slide 161: Digitalization for Processes and People

    Digitalization for Processes and People DIGITAL EFFICIENCY Operational Processes Workforce Next generation of digital End to end field management platform workplace tools LIMS harmonization Digitalized shared service centers Data management Training & Change management FLEXIBLE AND SCALABLE INFORMAT

  162. Slide 162: Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities

    Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities DIGITAL NEW DIGITAL NEW TIC DIGITAL EFFICIENCY OPERATING MODELS SERVICES Boost Profitability Accelerate Growth Diversify in of existing TIC Services with alternative models new market segments Conformity 4.0 One-stop- shop Cost-efficient offer Digital cust

  163. Slide 163: One-Stop-Shop: a new engagement channel

    One-Stop-Shop: a new engagement channel CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE International eCommerce platforms External inspectors Marketplace BV LEAD BV QUIKTRAK lead.bureauveritas.com Managed 200k deployed in +10 countries inspections in 2017 Easier and faster engagement for SMB More agile & flexible model Cost ef

  164. Slide 164: Zoom on the RevoQuest platform of QuikTrak

    Zoom on the RevoQuest platform of QuikTrak CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE QUIKTRAK Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 165

  165. Slide 165: Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities

    Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities DIGITAL NEW DIGITAL NEW TIC DIGITAL EFFICIENCY OPERATING MODELS SERVICES Boost Profitability Accelerate Growth Diversify in of existing TIC Services with alternative models new market segments Conformity 4.0 One-stop- shop Cost-efficient offer Digital cust

  166. Slide 166: Conformity 4.0: a game changer for inspection

    Conformity 4.0: a game changer for inspection TECH-ENABLED SERVICES DISRUPTION 3 DISRUPTION 1 ANALYTICS MODEL DISRUPTION 4 Inspection DRONES + IMAGE RECOGNITION DISRUPTION 2 Apply Expertise Report at a time T SUPERVISION PLATFORM IN ASSET REGISTER / DIGITAL TWIN On-Site Testing SENSORS + ROBOTICS In

  167. Slide 167: BV has been a pioneer in 3D Asset Register

    BV has been a pioneer in 3D Asset Register TECH-ENABLED SERVICES Full digital TWIN Collaborative “reality model” of a Marine and Offshore asset accessible of an existing Industrial asset leveraging on a web browser, shared with the overall photogrammetry and laser scan technics, ecosystem and integr

  168. Slide 168: BV and Avitas Systems partner to go beyond

    BV and Avitas Systems partner to go beyond TECH-ENABLED SERVICES ► Global leader in Industrial inspection ► A cloud-based platform designed to perform sensor- based automated defect recognition and risk-based ► Neutral positioning/Accreditations optimization analytics ► A strong technical expertise

  169. Slide 169: Towards next generation AI-based inspections

    Towards next generation AI-based inspections TECH-ENABLED SERVICES Automate Data AI1 to define risk & Review results & Share & collaborate Collection severity over time focus inspections over time REMOTE VISUAL & INFRARED DEEP LEARNING NETWORKS DASHBOARDS TO ORGANISE ASSET INTEGRITY MANAGER AERIAL I

  170. Slide 170: Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities

    Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities DIGITAL NEW DIGITAL NEW TIC DIGITAL EFFICIENCY OPERATING MODELS SERVICES Boost Profitability Accelerate Growth Diversify in of existing TIC Services with alternative models new market segments Conformity 4.0 One-stop- shop Cost-efficient offer Digital cust

  171. Slide 171: Assets are now digital assets

    Assets are now digital assets… NEW TIC DIGITAL MARKET The connected car SMARTPHONE UX SAFETY CONNECTIVITY SAFETY SENSORS CYBERSECURITY DIGITAL ENGINE SAFETY AND SECURITY DATA PRIVACY MGT SYSTEM REMOTE NETWORK (ISO 27K) V2X / DSRC CONNECTIVITY SAFETY AND SECURITY BV SMART WORLD BV CERTIFICATION Inves

  172. Slide 172: Linked to a growing number of Digital Norms

    … linked to a growing number of Digital Norms NEW TIC DIGITAL MARKET Evolution of the number of IoT objects Evolution of the number of digital Norms c.[VALEUR] GDPR c.30bn 14 c.[VALEUR] 5 1 3 2015 2020 F 2025 F 1999 2004 2009 2014 2019 Source: CEA Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 176

  173. Slide 173: It is starting with Systems Certification

    It is starting with Systems Certification… NEW TIC DIGITAL MARKET Cybersecurity Certifications Data Privacy Certifications ► ISO 27K, IEC 62443, … ► Suite of certifications to ensure transparency & the proper use ► Cyberessentials accreditation (UK Scheme) of personal data ► Multiple guidelines + So

  174. Slide 174: The largest opportunity will be on testing

    … but the largest opportunity will be on testing NEW TIC DIGITAL MARKET Bureau Veritas strategic position in the digital testing space – SMART WORLD 2013 2016 2017 2018 Healthy Pipeline for acquisitions Building Strong Relationships of specialized players with Global Brands Investor Days December 7

  175. Slide 175: Digital is the new wave of the TIC Market

    Digital is the new wave of the TIC Market NEW TIC DIGITAL MARKET Digital TIC Chemical TIC Mechanical TIC 1828 1990 2015 2050 Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 179

  176. Slide 176: Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities

    Digital@BV focuses on 3 business priorities DIGITAL NEW DIGITAL NEW TIC DIGITAL EFFICIENCY OPERATING MODELS SERVICES Boost Profitability Accelerate Growth Diversify in of existing TIC Services with alternative models new market segments Conformity 4.0 One-stop- shop Cost-efficient offer Digital cust

  177. Slide 177: BV is incubating tomorrow's technologies

    BV is incubating new tomorrow’s technologies… Remote inspection through glasses Drone Field Control deployed in US/UK/CN on-going POCs LOW SEVERITY HIGH LEVEL OF AUTO GEN REPORT + CONFIDENCE HUMAN VALIDATION YES SAMPLE LAB TESTING BV EXPERT SAMPLE NO ANALYSIS YEARS OF BV EXPERTS DECISION Artificial

  178. Slide 178: Digital as a key lever of the 2020 plan

    Digital as a key lever of the 2020 plan DIGITAL NEW DIGITAL NEW TIC DIGITAL EFFICIENCY OPERATING MODELS SERVICES Boost Profitability Accelerate Growth Diversify in of existing TIC Services with alternative models new market segments Conformity 4.0 One-stop- shop Cost-efficient offer Digital customer

  179. Slide 179: B&I France Grand Paris

    B&I France Grand Paris

  180. Slide 180: Building & Infrastructure in France

    Building & Infrastructure in France 2017 Sep YTD Revenue split ► Market structured between: ♦ Capex services (Building Control, Safety on Site) B&I Capex ♦ Opex services (Regulatory In-Service Inspections on assets or equipment and Health & Safety inspection) 35% ► BV is leader in this concentrated

  181. Slide 181: B&I Digital suites of tools

    B&I Digital suites of tools Suitable suites of production tools covering all the steps of the process from scheduling to data management LEAN Report automation Client portals Industrialize Mobility Mass market Shared Services Schedule Productivity Data Mining New services WITH Quality & Mobile Plann

  182. Slide 182: B&I Capex Market trends

    B&I Capex Market trends B&I Capex Sales versus Building permits over the past 5 years (100 base index) ► Construction programs rebound since the end of 2015, driven by the housing market 105 Order book and large infrastructure projects 95 Building 85 permits However still below 2007 pre-crisis level

  183. Slide 183: Grand Paris Express: Europe's largest urban project

    Grand Paris Express: Europe’s largest urban project ► Grand Paris Region: ♦ 12 million inhabitants ♦ 1/3rd of French GDP ► An ambitious project to develop the existing transport network ♦ 30 € Billion investments ♦ 200 km of new underground metro lines (doubling the existing network) ♦ 68 new rail s

  184. Slide 184: BV's role, sales and opportunities

    BV’s role, sales and opportunities ► €20m contracts already won: ► BV’s solutions: BV captured 30% market share ♦ Structural audits of the existing upper structures ► €20m offers currently in the pipeline ♦ Building control / design review ► More opportunities to be seized ♦ Safety on-site ► To be d

  185. Slide 185: A full BIM project

    A full BIM1 project (1) BIM: Buildiong Information Modelling Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 191

  186. Slide 186: Q&A

    Q&A 192

  187. Slide 187: Key Takeaways

    Key Takeaways ► Strategy execution well underway, already delivering results ► Bureau Veritas: the TIC leader in digital ► Confident in achieving our 2020 ambition Investor Days December 7 & 8, 2017 193

  188. Slide 188: Bureau Veritas Investor Days

    Bureau Veritas Investor Days Plenary session December 7, 2017 © Bureau Veritas

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