2013 General Meeting Pierre-François RIOLACCI

Chief Finance Officer

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Disclaimer

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To ensure the comparability of period, the 2011 financial statements have been re-presented to include:

– the impact of the reclassification into “net income from discontinued operations” of operations in the process of being sold such as the Moroccan activities in the Water division and the Renewable energies activities partially sold as of December 31,2012;

– the impact of the reclassification into “net income from discontinued operations” of divested activities in 2012 such as the regulated activities in the United Kingdom in the Water division and Solid waste activities in the United States in the Environmental Services division.

The 2011 financial statements have also been re-presented for the reclassification into ‘continuing operations’ since March 3rd, 2011 of the activities of the group Société Nationale Maritime Corse Méditerranée (SNCM) consolidated within the Transportation Division which was reclassified into “net income from discontinued operations” as of December 31, 2011. The divesture process of the SNCM was interrupted during 2012 1st semester. .

The 2012 financial statements have been re-presented for the application of IFRS 10 & 11 standards from January 1, 2013.

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2012 Annual Results

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1st year of Transformation ahead of objectives

Asset divestments and restructuring

Reduction of net financial debt by €3.4bn to €11.3bn

Faster than expected cost reductions

Improvement in 2nd half adjusted operating cash flow

Commercial success

Veolia is on the right path

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Good resilience of activities

Δ Δ constant

FX Δ excl. FX and

scope

Water +1.3% -0.5% +1.0%

Environmental services +0.8% -2.2% -1.9%

Energy services +7.4% +7.0% +5.8%

Other +21.1% +19.2% +15.3%

Veolia +3.0% +1.2% +1.5%

29,439 28,576

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In €M

Water

Operations: revenue stable (-0.2% at constant scope and FX)

– France: revenue increased 1.3% at constant scope

• Continued contractual erosion: -1.6%

• Lower volumes: -1%

• Positive impact of price and construction activities: +3.9%

– Outside France: Revenue declined 1.1% at constant scope and FX

• Negative price impact related to Berlin contract

• Good performance in Central and Eastern Europe (higher prices)

• China concessions: favorable price and volume effect

Technologies & Networks: Revenue increased (+4.9% at constant scope and FX)

– Increase in industrial activity, particularly in the Oil & Gas sector

Adjusted operating cash flow declined 8.4% (-9.4% at constant FX) to €1,172M

+1.3%

+7.9%

-1.5%

Operations

Technologies & Networks

11,921 12,078

Revenue (in €M)

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Environmental Services

2012

Price and volume of recycled materials -1.9%

Waste volumes -

Service price increases +0.8%

Other (including construction revenue) -0.8%

Currency effect +3.0%

Consolidation scope -0.3%

– Difficult macro-economic context with lower industrial production indices for the second consecutive quarter in

Europe and the United States.

– Revenue remains supported by hazardous waste, which grew in all four quarters in 2012 (+6.6% organic growth for

the year)

Adjusted operating cash flow increased 2.7% (-0.3% at constant FX) to €1,048M

Q4 2012: 1st quarter of positive organic revenue growth +3% Revenue of €9,083M: variation +0,8% and

-1.9% at constant scope & FX

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Energy Services

Revenue increased 7.4% (+5.8% at constant scope & FX) to €7,665M

– Higher energy prices: impact >€200M (mainly in France)

– Favorable weather effect, mainly in France: impact >€100M

– Increase in construction activities in France (CRE projects)

Adjusted operating cash flow declined 7.6% (-7.7% at constant FX) to

€544M

– France: negative impact of regulation changes (heating price and electricity

tariff from gas cogeneration)

– Contribution of Warsaw heating network: €36M

– Italy: receivables write down and accrued expenses of -€82M

• Excluding the write down and accrued expenses, adjusted

operating cash flow would have increased by 6.3%

Outside France

France

7,138 7,665 +7.4%

+6.2%

+8.6%

Revenue (in €M)

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Evolution of adjusted operating cash flow

In €M

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Reconciliation of adjusted operating cash flow to adjusted operating income

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In €M 2011

re-presented 2012

constant

FX

Adjusted operating cash flow 2,852.6 2,722.8 -4.6% -6.2%

Depreciation & amortization -1,388.9 -1,479.8

Net capital gains +77.1 +84.3

Provisions, fair value adjustment & others +17.0 -133.6

Adjusted operating income 1,557.8 1,193.7 -23.4% -24.5%

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Reconciliation of operating income to net income

2011 re-presented 2012

In €M Adjusted Adjustment Total Adjusted Adjustment Total

Operating income 1,558 -729 829 1,194 -99 1,095

Cost of net financial debt -758 - -758 -775 -47 -822

Income tax expense -337 -184 -521 -213 54 -159

Share of net income from associates 12 - 12 30 - 30

Net income from discontinued operations - 121 121 386 386

Non-controlling interests -280 107 -173 -176 40 -136

Net income attrib. to owners of Co. 195 -685 -490 60 334 394

Net income attrib. to owners of Co.

published 290 -780 -490 60 334 394

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Statement of cash flows

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In €M 2011 2012

Operating cash flow before changes in working capital 3,353 3,085

Reimbursement of operating financial assets 441 371

Total cash generation 3,794 3,456

Gross investments -3,134 -3,282

Variation working capital -41 103

Taxes paid -368 -336

Interest expense -771 -774

Dividend -547 -547

Others -39 -46

Divestments 1,544 5,099

Free cash flow 438 3,673

Impact of exchange rates -64 -148

Others 114 -78

Net financial debt 14,730 11,283

Change in net financial debt -488 -3,447

Review of asset divestments since 2009: €9bn in divestments completed at high multiples

In a post financial crisis context

Multiples achieved by division and by geography since 2009 (1) (2)

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By Geography By Division

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(1) On transactions greater than €50m since January 2009 : 23 operations utilized, excluding Berlin Water, representing €6bn of EV, or 78% of the divestments completed between 2009 and 2012

(2) Calculated EV/EBITDA multiples calculated as a weighted average: EBITDA of year n-1 (of year n if the transaction was at the end of the year) Multiples restated for divestments having the highest and lowest multiples

Application of new IFRS 10-11-12 standards

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Scope concerned Which treatment for each entity?

Dalkia International: joint venture owned 75% by Dalkia and 25% by EDF, with an economic interest of 50% => change to equity method at 50%

VTD: change from proportionate consolidation at 50% to equity method at 50%

Proactiva Group: joint venture with FCC owned at 50% => change from proportionate consolidation at 50% to equity method at 50%

Shenzhen: joint venture owned at 45%, with 25% economic interest => change to equity method at 25%

Tianjin: joint venture owned at 49% => change from proportionate consolidation at 49% to equity method at 49%

Recall BWB (Berlin water contract): RWE sold its stake to the Land of Berlin: Veolia no longer

has joint control => change to equity method at 25% from October 31, 2012

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2012 adjusted operating cash flow bridge

Proforma 2012 adjusted operating cash flow of €1.9 billion

In €M -30%

* Including Other Europe & Middle East Water ‐€47M, Europe and China Environmental Services ‐€42M, and Dalkia France ‐€20M 16

2012 net financial debt bridge

Proforma 2012 net financial debt of €10.8bn (compared to €11.3bn published in 2012)

Adjusted net financial debt (less loans granted to joint ventures) of €7.8bn

* Net financial debt before application of IFRS 10-11-12 standards, and excluding loans granted to main joint ventures consolidated by proportionate consolidation for €417M

-28% In €bn

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2012 contributions of entities changing to equity method accounting from Jan.1st, 2013 (1)

In €M

2012

Revenue 6,200

Adjusted operating cash flow 804

Operating income 395

Net income (Group share) 8

Gross capex (2) 629

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Main companies concerned: Dalkia International, Berlin

Water (10 months), Tianjin, Shenzhen, Proactiva

(1) Following the 1st application of IFRS 10-11-12

(2) Industrial and financial investments and new operating financial assets

Impact of elimination of proportionate consolidation (PI) on 2013 objectives

NFD entities PI

(Investor Day)

In €bn

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In 2013, positive cash flow before financial divestments

2013 net financial debt (post PI and hybrid) between €8bn and €9bn*

2013 Adjusted net financial debt (post PI and hybrid) between €6bn and €7bn*

* Before closing exchange rates impact

From €16.5bn net financial debt at the end of 2008 to €6bn-€7bn adjusted net financial debt(1) by the end of 2013

In €bn

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2014

Leverage

objective

of 3.0x (3)

(1) Adjusted net financial debt excluding debt from JVs and post application of IFRS 10-11-12

(2) Net financial debt / (Operating cash flow before working capital + OFA Repayments)

(3) Adjusted net financial debt/ (Operating cash flow before working capital + OFA Repayments), ±5%

Conclusion

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Mid-term objectives confirmed

2012-2013:

Transformation

Period

• €6 billion in divestments (1)

• 2013 net financial debt, under new IFRS standards:

Net Financial Debt between €8bn and €9bn (2)

Adjusted Net Financial Debt between €6bn and €7bn (2)

• Cost reductions:

in 2013: €170M net impact (3)

• Extended dividend commitment of €0.70 (4) per share in 2013 (5) and 2014

Beginning in

2014:

New

Veolia

• Organic revenue growth > 3% per year (mid-cycle)

• Adjusted operating cash flow growth >5% per year (mid-cycle)

• Leverage ratio (6) of 3.0x (7) beginning in 2014

• Mid-term: Payout ratio in line with historic level

• Cost reductions in 2015: €750M net impact (3)

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(1) Including the debt reduction of €1.4 billion related to the change to equity method accounting for the Berlin Water contract and repayment of loans to joint ventures

(2) Before closing exchange rate impact

(3) Net of implementation costs, of which due to the new accounting treatment of joint ventures, ~80% will benefit adjusted operating income

(4) Subject to the approval of Veolia’s Board of Directors and the Annual General Shareholders Meeting

(5) In cash or shares

(6) Adjusted net financial debt/ (Operating cash flow before changes in working capital + OFA Repayments)

(7) ±5%