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Air Liquide SA — Shareholder Meeting (2019)

129 slides from Air Liquide SA's shareholder meeting presentation, 2019

  1. Slide 1: Annual General Meeting

    Pfs At Annual General Meeting @Aiirtiquide

  2. Slide 2: Official Opening

    2018 Activity & Results Official / ieee 7 Strategy & Outlook Opening > =e Remuneration Benoit Potier Sy Ars Chairman and CEO ee Questions & Answers Vote on Resolutions Official Opening ==

  3. Slide 3: Annual General Meeting

    Pfs At Annual General Meeting @Aiirtiquide

  4. Slide 4: Official Opening: Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting

    == OFFICIAL OPENING ORDINARY SHAREHOLDERS’ MEETING + Board of Directors’ reports + Renewal of the term of office of two Directors + Statutory Auditors’ reports + Statutory Auditors’ Special Report on agreements covered by ticles L. 225-38 et seq. of the French C jal Cod + Approval of the Company fin

  5. Slide 5: Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting

    EXTRAORDINARY SHAREHOLDERS’ MEETING ORDINARY SHAREHOLDERS’ MEETING + Authorization granted to the Board of Directors for a period of 24 months to reduce the share capital by cancellation of treasury shares + Delegation of authority granted to the Board of Directors for a period of 26 months in order

  6. Slide 6: Pre-General Meeting Survey

    == PRE-GENERAL MEETING SURVEY TOP5 a ~~ OF POPULAR THEMES / 54% \ ofthe respondents | =, hold more than ol Sy SHS GOMES: 250shares / io ys \ A = (1) \ 2018 Group Strategy i as 22% | = ON-LINE \ Answer rate } Shareholders policy of the Group 5 go Yo \ QUESTIONNAIRE N y \ sent to \ i ofthe respondents

  7. Slide 7: Agenda

    == AGENDA 2018 ACTIVITY STRATEGY QUESTIONS & RESULTS & OUTLOOK REMUNERATION & ANSWERS TESTIMONIAL GOVERNANCE STATUTORY OF OUR CUSTOMER AUDITORS’ REPORTS STMicroelectronics

  8. Slide 8: Agenda

    == AGENDA 2018 ACTIVITY STRATEGY QUESTIONS & RESULTS & OUTLOOK REMUNERATION & ANSWERS TESTIMONIAL GOVERNANCE STATUTORY OF OUR CUSTOMER AUDITORS’ REPORTS STMicroelectronics

  9. Slide 9: Agenda

    == AGENDA 2018 ACTIVITY STRATEGY QUESTIONS & RESULTS & OUTLOOK REMUNERATION & ANSWERS TESTIMONIAL GOVERNANCE STATUTORY VOTE ON OF OUR CUSTOMER AUDITORS’ REPORTS RESOLUTIONS STMicroelectronics

  10. Slide 10: Gilbert, a shareholder

    Gilbert, a shareholder for more than 20 years, passing on shares and the taste for it to his grandson Robin!

  11. Slide 11: 2018 Activity & Results

    2018 Activity & Results Fabienne Lecorvaisier Executive Vice-President and Chief Financial.Officer Official Opening 2018 Activity & Results Customer's Testimonial Strategy & Outlook Governance Remuneration Statutory Auditor's Reports Questions & Answers Vote on Resolutions

  12. Slide 12: Annual General Meeting

    AGM} Annual General Meeting @Alir Liquide

  13. Slide 13: Group activity was particularly dynamic in 2018

    == GROUP ACTIVITY WAS PARTICULARLY DYNAMIC IN 2018 GROUP SALES‘) SALES GROWTH in € bn is (2) i €21bn On comparable basis‘ As Published 22 2015 2016 2017

  14. Slide 14: Markets are well oriented

    == MARKETS ARE WELL ORIENTED SOLID GROWTH IN GAS & SERVICES ACTIVITY INDUSTRIAL LARGE MERCHANT INDUSTRY HEALTHCARE ELECTRONICS €3.5bn Medical gases Home Healthcare ‘Sales growth on a comparable basis: excluding currency, energy (natural gas and electricity) and significant scope impacts

  15. Slide 15: 2018 Gas & Services sales contribution

    2018 GAS & SERVICES SALES CONTRIBUTION == GROWTH IS STRONG IN ALL GEOGRAPHIES Americas Europe 8 35% COMPARABLE GAS & > U a SERVICES SALES GROWTH g BB > 2018/2017 5 ER Bg - & q a € 20.1 x bn Middle East Asia Pacific & Africa ae pm eee 3% Sec ce see cain es on ene eee ee

  16. Slide 16: Global activities recording strong growth

    == GLOBAL ACTIVITIES ARE RECORDING A STRONG GROWTH © ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION (eo) GLOBAL MARKETS & TECHNOLOGIES + Strong activity @ O° Biomethane * Order intake stabilizing lo + Hydrogen for mobility + High order intake SALES GROWTH” SALES GROWTH” € 430m -at5) € 470m (1) Sales growth on a compara

  17. Slide 17: Performance progression visible in all key indicators

    == PERFORMANCE PROGRESSION IS VISIBLE IN ALL KEY INDICATORS +6% NET PROFIT -+- 9 % CASHFLOW -- ] ] % (1) Sales growth on a comparable basis: excluding currency, energy (natural gas and electricity) and significant scope impacts (2) Variation excluding currency effect and compared to 2017 recurring n

  18. Slide 18: Operating margins are improving

    == OPERATING MARGINS ARE IMPROVING, IN LINE WITH OBJECTIVES Revenue 20,349 21,011 +3.3% +6:1% Purchases zen) (8,276) 47.2% Personnel expenses (4138) (4146) ] 40.4% Other Expenses (3348) (3,374) Operating income recurring before depreciation and 4p = ae amortization Depreciation and amortization expe

  19. Slide 19: Synergies and efficiencies ahead of expectations

    == SYNERGIES AND EFFICIENCES ARE AHEAD OF EXPECTATIONS Airgas REINFORCED EFFICIENCY PROGRAM SYNERGIES Cumulated efficiencies rc for the 2017-2020 period Sy 59am >€ 400m 20S $290 » aa M100 u | \ mM / >€1.5 bn > € 1.2) Target reached one year ahead of initial plan 2018 2017-2020 2019-2020 Initial Targ

  20. Slide 20: Net profit is increasing steadily

    == NET PROFIT IS INCREASING STEADILY NET PROFIT 2018 nem Revenue Operating income recurring Other non-recurring operating income and expenses Operating income 2018/2017 +4% recurring : ing Net finance costs plus other financial income and expenses Recurring? Income taxes Tax rate Share of profit of

  21. Slide 21: Debt levels continue to decrease

    == DEBT LEVELS CONTINUE TO DECREASE 2018 Net debt / equity In€bn Sy — 80% Cash flow eo — Gross industrial capital \ i : Feenseeeteemeret | ) Case aeTnce -13.4 +41 | y a a 0.4 12.5 9% — . {o] +0.6 of sales nee in line with Net Debt as of Cash Flow WCR+Other Netinvestmentst” Dividends Currency &Scope

  22. Slide 22: Group balance sheet is reinforced

    == THE GROUP BALANCE SHEET IS REINFORCED ASSETS (in € M) LIABILITIES (in € M) 31/12/17 31/12/18 31/12/17 31/12/18 Non-current assets 34,036 Non-current liabilities 33,882 Goodwill 12,840 13,345 Shareholders’ equity” and minority interests 16,718 18,207 Property, Plant, Equipment and others 21196 21,

  23. Slide 23: Return on capital employed continues to improve

    == RETURN ON CAPITAL EMPLOYED CONTINUES TO IMPROVE he 2021/2022 RETURN ON CAPITAL EMPLOYED « ROCE » ROCE OBJECTIVE = \ Excluding currency effect +60 bps 2016 ajusted () Calculated by consolidating the Airgas acquisition over the full year (2) Excluding positive impact on 2017 ret profit of non-cash

  24. Slide 24: Investment decisions reaching a record level

    == INVESTMENT DECISIONS ARE REACHING A RECORD LEVEL INDUSTRIAL AND FINANCIAL 12-MONTH PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT DECISIONS OF INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES for industrial € 3 a ] bn investment decisions + Long-term contracts in Large Industry and Electronics + Selective investments strategy + Development of th

  25. Slide 25: 2018 has been a remarkable year

    == 2018 HAS BEEN A REMARKABLE YEAR FOR AIR LIQUIDE VERY DYNAMIC ACTIVITY GROUP PERFORMANCE IMPROVMENT BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVES Group Sales Comparable growth Operating margin High level of ACCELERATING 2018 2018/2017 2018 synergies and (excluding energy) efficiencies 2018 Ai rgas Investment

  26. Slide 26: Suzy, an enthusiastic shareholder

    Toe " ‘ei Suzy, * eS an enthusiastic s] \ f areholder é the ee of Ai dt Liquide €..

  27. Slide 27: Customer's Testimonial

    Customer's Testimonial Jean-Marc Chéry Chairman of the board and CEO, STMicroelectronics Statutory Auditor's Reports Questions & Answers Vote on Resolutions

  28. Slide 28: A long-term partnership with Air Liquide

    Along-term partnership with Air Liquide

  29. Slide 29: STMicroelectronics, European semiconductor leader

    STMicroelectronics, European leader semiconductor producer

  30. Slide 30: STMicroelectronics Fab in Crolles

    STMicroelectronics Fab in Crolles (France)

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  32. Slide 32: Agenda: Strategy & Outlook

    v 2018 Activity & Results Official Opening ‘Customer's Testimonial Strategy & Outlook Governance Remuneration Statutory Auditor's Reports Questions & Answers Vote on Resolutions

  33. Slide 33: Re-inventing oneself

    RE-INVENTING ONESELF

  34. Slide 34: Re-inventing oneself

    RE-INVENTING ONESELF

  35. Slide 35: Customer digital innovation

    os 3 CUSTOMER DIGITAL INNOVATION

  36. Slide 36: Listening and prompt answer

    7 Listening & prompt answer Data analysis Customized approach

  37. Slide 37: Production units and remote control centers

    400 production units Data analysis 4 remote control centers France - Malaysia Dubai - China

  38. Slide 38: Customer journey digital acceleration

  39. Slide 39: Digital acceleration: working better together

    == _ DIGITAL ACCELERATION ..== WORKING BETTER TOGETHER

  40. Slide 40: The choice of open innovation

    == THE CHOICE OF OPEN INNOVATION € 300 M expenses Se | in 2018 4,000 people SECTOR ee OY leams LEADER a | IN INNOVATION : Opened on the ecosystem 5 renovated Campuses

  41. Slide 41: Areas of innovation

    == AREAS OF INNOVATION == (an i @® 4b RY, at {ea} Mi {lo} 4 iol | activities and | 5 4 | Energy & E-Health Electronics Cryogenics Digital ‘ Cppicarous i ecological transformation \ / transition J SS ye

  42. Slide 42: Annual General Meeting

    Dial fiz Annual General Meeting @fAlir Liquide

  43. Slide 43: Profitable, consistent, responsible growth

    PROFITABLE CONSISTENT RESPONSIBLE = GROWTH -=

  44. Slide 44: Consistent growth

    = CONSISTENT GROWTH

  45. Slide 45: Air Liquide, a unique business model

    == AIR LIQUIDE, A UNIQUE BUSINESS MODEL == ¢ Diversity of customers, applications : * Managment of the entire value chain: and geographies H from Production to Distribution * Strong involvement in growing markets ° Optimized management of Indusirial assets * Long term contracts (up to 25 years) E in

  46. Slide 46: 66,000 committed employees

    == 66,000 COMMITTED EMPLOYEES == Pa 150 nationalities vA 2025 _ 2.7 days / OBJECTIVES of training /year/employee Diversity of PYOFCS ba ; ° ec « My Voice » Program pe ae ie 93% retention rate) (9, Among managers and profesionals (@) Among managers and profesicnals hires

  47. Slide 47: Air Liquide activity in 1st quarter 2019

    GAS & SERVICES REVENUE GROWTH GROUP SALES Europe Middle East st a €5.4 +2.8% Pacific AIR LIQUIDE aa ACTIVITY IN +3.8% billion 15T QUARTER 2019 A wi - y —— ‘ % as published comparable

  48. Slide 48: A solid risk management process

    == A SOLID RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS, ANCHORED IN THE FIELD A 3-STEP PROCESS SUBSIDIARY & GROUP INTERACTIONS 0 @D = : eS i > i Risk Assessment Progress of : PROCESS ey eine identification of the level of action plans i Y risk control Susidiaries Nason (ie >90% of sales)

  49. Slide 49: 2018 risk mapping: focus on main risks

    == 2018 RISK MAPPING: FOCUS ON MAIN RISKS RISK Prevention . Stronger D of corruption | () Protection of digital assets MANAGEMENT Industrial ree = x accident BS @ i aa ier ‘ Competition law @ i i} Employee and site security \ iy cat, enge Projects (1) \ Fd Supplier qualification | Ss i} Intemal cont

  50. Slide 50: Outlook

    201" ~ OUTLOOK

  51. Slide 51: 2019 Outlook

    2019 OUTLOOK Pea

  52. Slide 52: 2019 Outlook: healthcare

    2019 OUTLOOK 1.6 million patients 15,000 hospitals & clinics

  53. Slide 53: 2019 Outlook: industrial merchant

    2019 OUTLOOK BOTs 09 n INDUSTRIAL | 20 million MERCHANT | cylinders 4 | 2 million customers pte worldwide EXPERIENCE _ WITH DIGITAL 20 industrial sectors

  54. Slide 54: 2019 Outlook: large industries

    2019 OUTLOOK 7 = Air Liquide postionned LARGE INDUSTRIES on the world largest — industrial basins ADDRESSING an ENERGY AND Dynamic context ENVIRONMENTAL Numerous 12-month CHALLENGES opportunities

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  56. Slide 56: Your Group's profitable growth

    YOUR GROUP’S PROFITABLE GROWTH Gas & Services : Efficiency gains : margin objective increased to +30 bps®” > € 400M? excluding energy per year () vs 2017 (2) for the 2019 - 2020 period Return on Capital employed objective >10% by 2021/2022

  57. Slide 57: Your Group's profitable growth: investment areas

    I YOUR GROUP’S PROFITABLE GROWTH == Investment areas INVESTISSEMENT DECISIONS USA EAS Economic development Bees rae € 3 on & energy ‘ get ey Oor i) +22% OEE ASIA in 2018

  58. Slide 58: Shareholder profitability: total shareholder return

    == SHAREHOLDER PROFITABILITY == TOTAL Dividends + free shares + loyalty bonus SHAREHOLDER RETURN OVER 20 YEARS € 100 Share price evolution over 10 years (in €) Dividend invested in 1998 +8.3% € 630 annual growth Bonollo value 30-year average 04/2009 04/2014 04/2019 ie. +9.6% ‘See Air Liquide's Share

  59. Slide 59: Proposed dividend and shareholder loyalty

    Proposed Dividend \ \ \ | € 2.65 | per share ys SHAREHOLDER PROFITABILITY Attribution on October, 9 2019 | FREE SHARE for 10 shares held 30* attribution LOYALTY BONUS + 10% on dividends and free shares attributions For registered shareholders for > than 2 years

  60. Slide 60: Promoting individual shareholding

    Promoting individual shareholding PASSING ON = More than EXPLAINING 410,000 = Individual SUPPORTING THE FRENCH shareholders « PEA JEUNES » 32% Individual shareholders Capital breakdown as of Dec 31,2018 68% Institutional investors

  61. Slide 61: Annual General Meeting

    Pfs At Annual General Meeting @Aiirtiquide

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  63. Slide 63: Taking actions

    TAKING | —~ ACTIONS ——

  64. Slide 64: Taking actions for climate

    Taking actions for climate MOST AMBITIOUS ! if. ~~ OBJECTIVES OF i : \a: } oP OUR INDUSTRY UCE’ |)! n A Contribu Sat y, NEW LOW- CARBON SOCIETY In 2025 compared to 2015

  65. Slide 65: Taking actions for climate

    Taking actions for climate THE 20'S OF THE 215' CENTURY WILL BE DECISIVE — Energy ‘Observer

  66. Slide 66: Growing interest in hydrogen

    ¢ Pourquoi I'hydrogéne devient une technologie . . : oe q stratégique Taking CCtONS pau yn tegen Lavoitu for climate arriveds S — Merkel: We need to switch to electric or hydroget 7 +t are The Most Promising Uses oan powered fuel-cell cars For Hydrogen Fuel Cells? GROWING 5 ° INTEREST IN HYDROGEN HL

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  68. Slide 68: Taking actions for climate: investing in hydrogen

    Taking actions for climate . AIR LIQUIDE ] 5 CARBON-FREE HYDROGEN ig ee H, REFILLING STATIONS IS INVESTING ] I] F CONSTRUCTION * (WORLDWIDE of world’s largest 600 membrane-based HYPE TAXIS dedicated electrolyzer to mobility (USA) (Canada) in Paris in 2020

  69. Slide 69: Hydrogen market for mobility and industry

    Taking actions for climate PPE bOGEN = MARKET HYDROGEN FOR S MOBILITY (cars, trucks, 2 5 500 buses, trains, ships) bn : BUT ALSO P [aenEFOR y AN ENERGY... HEAVY INDUSTRY — AND artificial intelligence, HEATING internet of things) Source : Hydrogen Council

  70. Slide 70: Environment, health, science, education

    ENVIRONMENT ' HEALTH / BREATHIN! SCIENCE EDUCATION LOCAL —' 52 COUNTRIES

  71. Slide 71: Annual General Meeting

    Pfs At Annual General Meeting @Aiirtiquide

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  73. Slide 73: Governance

    Governance Benoit Potier Chairman and CEO Officicl Opening 2018 Activity & Results Customer's Testimonial Strategy & Outlook Governance Remuneration Statutory Auditor's Reports Questions & Answers Vote on Resolutions

  74. Slide 74: Board of Directors composition

    aVe G28, 12 MEMBERS EXPERTISE 6 nationalities Varied profiles and sectors 8 independant directors Considerable experience 5 women Complementarity of expertise 1 director representing the employ

  75. Slide 75: Renewals of terms of office

    == RENEWALS OF TERMS OF OFFICE GENEVIEVE BERGER Attendance rate = ' ‘ 5 100% resolution resolution AP SIAN HERBERT-JONES La =

  76. Slide 76: The Board of Directors' work in 2018

    == THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ WORK IN 2018 Monitoring of day-to-day management 6 Mid-term strategy and M€OS objectives Meetings Meeting at Airgas head office & Site visits Attendance rate Capital increase reserved for employees 96% Climate Objectives Governance

  77. Slide 77: Work of the Audit and Accounts Committee

    == WORK OF THE AUDIT AND ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE 4 Meetings Attendance rate 87.5% SIAN HERBERT-JONES Committee chair SIN LENG LOW THIERRY PEUGEOT s > BRIAN - j GILVARY 75% Independant members

  78. Slide 78: Work of the Environment and Society Committee

    == WORK OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY COMMITTEE 3 Meetings Attendance rate 100% PIERRE DUFOUR Chairman PHILIPPE DUBRULLE GENEVIEVE BERGER Sustainable development Strategy Climate Objectives Environmental and societal risk mapping Duty of vigilance 2018 extra-financial performance declaration

  79. Slide 79: Work of the Appointments and Governance Committee

    == WORK OF THE APPOINTMENTS AND GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE 3 Meetings Attendance rate 100% JEAN-PAUL AGON Chairman ANNETTE WINKLER 100% Independant members

  80. Slide 80: Work of the Remuneration Committee

    == WORK OF THE REMUNERATION COMMITTEE 3 Meetings Attendance rate 100% XAVIER HUILLARD Chairman ANNETTE WINKLER JEAN-PAUL AGON 100% Independant members

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  82. Slide 82: Customer journey digital acceleration

  83. Slide 83: Profitable growth

  84. Slide 84: Responsible growth

  85. Slide 85: Taking actions for climate: Hydrogen Council

  86. Slide 86: Nelly, a shareholder

  87. Slide 87: Change in Executive Committee

  88. Slide 88: Soukaina, a recent shareholder

  89. Slide 89: Remuneration

  90. Slide 90: Executive Officers' Remuneration

  91. Slide 91: Executive Officers' Remuneration: Airgas acquisition

  92. Slide 92: 2018 Fixed Remuneration - Benoît Potier

  93. Slide 93: 2018 Variable Remuneration - Benoît Potier

  94. Slide 94: 2018 Long-Term Remuneration - Benoît Potier

  95. Slide 95: Stabilization of 2019 Target Total Remuneration

  96. Slide 96: Change in 2019 Remuneration Policy - Variable Remuneration

  97. Slide 97: Change in 2019 Remuneration Policy - Long-Term Remuneration

  98. Slide 98: Related Party Agreements and Commitments

  99. Slide 99: Authorisations to Grant Stock-Options and Performance Shares

  100. Slide 100: Authorisations to Grant Stock-Options and Performance Shares

  101. Slide 101: Nicolas, an employee shareholder

  102. Slide 102: Statutory Auditor's Reports

  103. Slide 103: Statutory Auditors' Reports

  104. Slide 104: Reports on the Parent Company & Consolidated Financial Statements

  105. Slide 105: Special Report on Related Party Agreements and Commitments

  106. Slide 106: Reports Related to Operations on the Share Capital

  107. Slide 107: Claude and Annie, shareholders

  108. Slide 108: Questions & Answers

  109. Slide 109: Annual General Meeting

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  112. Slide 112: Laurence, shareholder for 10 years

  113. Slide 113: Vote on Resolutions

  114. Slide 114: Annual General Meeting

  115. Slide 115: Vote on Resolutions

  116. Slide 116: First Resolution

  117. Slide 117: Second Resolution

  118. Slide 118: Third Resolution

  119. Slide 119: Fourth Resolution

  120. Slide 120: Fifth Resolution

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