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Q1 2015 TRADING UPDATE May 5, 2015 Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 1

Disclaimer This presentation contains forward-looking statements which are based on current plans and forecasts of Bureau Veritas management. Such forwardlooking statements are by their nature subject to a number of important risk and uncertainty factors such as those described in the Document de référence filed with the French AMF that could cause actual results to differ from the plans, objectives and expectations expressed in such forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements speak only as of the date on which they are made, and Bureau Veritas undertakes no obligation, except to the extent required by law, to update or revise any of them, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 2

Agenda HIGHLIGHTS Business review 2015 Outlook Q&A Appendix Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 3

Q1 2015 Revenue up 19.1% (in EUR millions) 929.0 +4.4% +6.2% +8.5% 1,106.4 3,933.1 +10.6% Q1 2014 Organic Acquisitions Currencies Q1 2015 Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 4

Organic growth by business Q1 2015 % Group revenue Organic Acquisitions Marine & Offshore 9% +13.7% +14.9% Commodities 17% +6.3% +5.6% Consumer Products 13% +5.1% +2.3% Industry 23% +4.6% +3.6% Certification 7% +4.5% - IVS 13% +1.1% +3.3% Construction 12% +0.5% +18.1% GSIT 6% (0.7)% +7.6% Total Group 100% +4.4% +6.2% Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 5

Organic growth by geography Q1 2015 % Group Organic % vs Q4 2014 Europe 32% +5.1% Asia Pacific 28% +4.0% Americas 28% +2.3% Middle East, Africa, Eastern Europe 12% +7.2% Total Group 100% +4.4% Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 6

Agenda Highlights BUSINESS REVIEW 2015 Outlook Q&A Appendix Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 7

Marine & Offshore Revenue evolution (EUR m) 72.4 Key indicators million gross tons (GT) +13.7% In-service fleet Order book New orders +14.9% +8.0% 98.9 10.8 FY 14 Q1'14 Organic Acquis. Currencies Q1'15 Q1 2015 Highlights In-service (58% of revenue) Fleet up 7.6% in GT Special surveys New construction (42%) New order intake slowdown Market share gains in equipment certification MatthewsDaniel acquisition 2015 outlook A strong year for new ships deliveries Continuous In-service growth, high volume of special surveys Commercial initiative to mitigate new orders market slowdown Leverage new expertise in warranty survey and risk assessment Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 8

Industry Revenue evolution (EUR m) 220.0 +4.6% +9.4% 258.8 +3.6% Q1'14 Organic Acquis. Currencies Q1'15 Q1 2015 Highlights Oil price impact: Americas Europe favorable comps, good performance in the Middle East Asia-Pacific stable: Prelude completed, Yamgaz first contribution Acquisitions: DTI (USA), Ningbo (China) Revenue breakdown 25% South America 25% Asia-Pacific 13% North America Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 9 22% Europe 15% Eastern Europe, Middle-East, Africa 2015 outlook Focus on OPEX services: disseminate in O&G, power, mining Diversification: power (nuclear, conventional), manufacturing, transportation (container, rail), mining Implement production tool to improve global productivity

In-Service Inspection & Verification Revenue evolution (EUR m) +4.2% 129.6 +1.1% +3.3% FY 14 140.8 Q1 2015 Highlights France improving UK new contracts ramp up US development for key accounts Development in the Middle East Canada impacted by delays in O&G remediation work Q1'14 Organic Acquis. Currencies Q1'15 Revenue breakdown 4% Eastern Europe, Middle-East, Africa 73% Europe o/w France 48% 2% Asia-Pacific 16% North America 5% Latin America 2015 outlook Resilient business in Europe New services in Asia Commercial initiatives in the US Development in Latin America Delays from Oil & Gas companies Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 10

Construction Revenue evolution (EUR m) 105.3 Revenue breakdown 8% Eastern Europe Middle-East Africa +0.5% 26% Asia-Pacific +18.1% +6.8% FY 14 13% USA 42% Europe o/w France 39% 132.0 Q1'14 Organic Acquis. Currencies Q1'15 11% Latin America Q1 2015 Highlights Improved mature/fast growing mix France challenging Growth in Latin America and the Middle-East (Riyadh) China slowdown for O&G projects Acquisition of Shandong Chengxin (China), good performance of Sistema PRI (Brazil) 2015 outlook China expansion Middle East: contracts ramp up Infrastructure in Latin America Stabilization in France in Q4 Turnaround plan in North America Building in One TM Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 11

Certification Revenue evolution (EUR m) 73.9 Revenue breakdown 4% North America 19% Asia-Pacific 12% Eastern Europe, Middle-East, Africa +4.5% +4.7% FY 14 80.7 Q1'14 Organic Currencies Q1'15 11% Latin America 54% Europe Q1 2015 Highlights Good performance of QHSE schemes (ISO 9K, 14K, 18K), Supply chain management schemes (TS-Auto), and training services Recovery in Europe and in the Americas, Asia still impacted by end of CDM certificates Key global contracts awarded 2015 Outlook New QHSE standards: ISO 9K by end 2015 Development of global contracts for International Key Accounts Focus on the Americas and Asia Growth markets: supply-chain (food, automotive, aerospace), IT Security, medical devices, and training Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 12

Commodities Revenue evolution (EUR m) 157.0 +6.3% Revenue breakdown Organic growth / segment +5.6% Q1 Oil & Petrochemicals (52%) +5.1% Metals & Minerals (M&M) including Coal (39%) +9.0% FY 14 189.8 Q1'14 Organic Acquis. Currencies Q1'15 +4.1% Agriculture (9%) +24.6% Q1 2015 Highlights Good performance across portfolio Resilient Oil & Petrochemicals Strong growth in M&M trade, Agri Stabilization in M&M upstream, new outsourcing contracts Acquisitions: Maxxam, Analysts, Andes Control 2015 outlook O&P: resilient for trading related services, new services (OCM ) M&M: expansion in Trade, stabilization in other activities Development in Agri Investment in IT platforms and new services Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 13

Consumer Products Revenue evolution (EUR m) 112.9 Revenue breakdown 28% Electrical & Electronics (E&E) +5.1% +2.3% 9% Food +17.3% FY 14 140.8 Q1'14 Organic Acquis. Currencies Q1'15 63% Softlines, Toys & Hardlines Q1 2015 Highlights Strong growth in Softlines with US key accounts Toys & Hardlines stabilization E&E high comps vs Q1 2014 Focus on China New labs: regional expansion and new categories (Auto) CTS: domestic market 2015 outlook Sustained growth in H2 from initiatives: Domestic markets in Asia (China, India) SmartWorld, Automotive, Accessories, Food Expansion in analytical testing across regions Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 14

Government Services & International Trade Revenue evolution (EUR m) 57.9 Revenue breakdown 27% Verification of Conformity (VOC) (0.7)% +7.6% +4.7% FY 14 64.6 Q1'14 Organic Acquis. Currencies Q1'15 41% Automotive & General trade Q1 2015 Highlights Excellent performance in DRC and in the Middle East Challenging in Iraq New VOC in Zimbabwe Start up of Single Window contracts in Togo and Armenia Quiktrak acquisition 2015 outlook Ramp-up of new contracts DRC, Togo, Zimbabwe, Armenia, Laos Automotive expansion Easing comparable in H2 32% Government contracts Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 15

Agenda Highlights Business review 2015 OUTLOOK Q&A Appendix Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 16

Outlook The Group reiterates its outlook for 2015 In 2015, Bureau Veritas expects a slight improvement in organic growth over 2014, as weak Oil&Gas market conditions should be balanced by growth in other end-markets. The operating margin should also improve moderately thanks to ongoing operational excellence initiatives. The Group will continue to generate strong cash flow. Acquisitions in attractive markets will contribute to overall growth. Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 17

Agenda Highlights Business review 2015 Outlook Q&A Appendix Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 18

Agenda Highlights Business review 2015 Outlook Q&A APPENDIX Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 19

Ownership as of March 31, 2015 1.1% Treasury shares 57.0% 40.0%* 1.9% Wendel Managers and employees Free float * As of March 31, 2015, Wendel held 56.13% of the theoretical voting rights Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 20

Revenue by main currency Q1 2015 Revenue by functional currency Q1 2015 vs Q1 2014 variations @ average rates KRW 2% COP 2% ARS 2% JPY 2% CLP 3% CAD 4% GBP 4% AUD 4% Other 18% BRL 4% CNY 8% Euro 28% USD (and correlated) 19% USD CNY AUD CAD BRL GBP CLP COP JPY KRW (1.2)% 0.5% 6.7% 8.2% 7.6% 5.0% 11.4% 19.0% 18.2% 21.6% Copyright Bureau Veritas / May 5, 2015 / p 21