Operational form: Szeged: Asset rental contract until 2024 Algyő: concession until 2018 Utility owners: Local municipalities Operated utility asset:

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Operational form: Szeged: Asset rental contract until 2024 Algyő: concession until 2018 Utility owners: Local municipalities Operated utility asset: EUR 145 million Main activities: Drinking water network (690 km) Sewage network(618 km), waste water treatment Rainwater open ditches (249 km) Reconstruction of networks Operational form: Szeged: Asset rental contract until 2024 Algyő: concession until 2018 Utility owners: Local municipalities Operated utility asset: EUR 145 million Main activities: Drinking water network (690 km) Sewage network(618 km), waste water treatment Rainwater open ditches (249 km) Reconstruction of networks Inhabitant supplied 175 th people, 81,5 th consumers Inhabitant supplied 175 th people, 81,5 th consumers

Municipality of Szeged 51 % Veolia Víz Zrt. (management right) 49 % Veolia Víz Zrt. (management right) 49 % Period of cooperation: 1994 – 2024 Original term of contract: 15 years Enlengthened twice Period of cooperation: 1994 – 2024 Original term of contract: 15 years Enlengthened twice

1.Frame Agreement between shareholders Stipulates rights and obligations of the parties Management rights remain with the professional investor 5-member Board (3 members from Veolia, 2 members from municipality 1 of them the president) 6-member Supervisory Board (3 members from Municipality 1 member from Veolia 2 employee delegates) → Municipality control over the company through Supervisory Board General Meeting decides on significant matters only via unanimous voting (Balance Sheet, P&L account, delegation issues, etc.) Includes the tariff formula Defining Starting tariffs in which did not include coverage Profit based on efficiency increase Inflation index increase Possibility for correction of quantity volume (has not been implemented) Ensuring the recovery of new assets 1.Frame Agreement between shareholders Stipulates rights and obligations of the parties Management rights remain with the professional investor 5-member Board (3 members from Veolia, 2 members from municipality 1 of them the president) 6-member Supervisory Board (3 members from Municipality 1 member from Veolia 2 employee delegates) → Municipality control over the company through Supervisory Board General Meeting decides on significant matters only via unanimous voting (Balance Sheet, P&L account, delegation issues, etc.) Includes the tariff formula Defining Starting tariffs in which did not include coverage Profit based on efficiency increase Inflation index increase Possibility for correction of quantity volume (has not been implemented) Ensuring the recovery of new assets

2.Operation Contract Between Municipality and the Waterworks company Water supply, wastewater disposal and treatment, rainwater disposal Operation rights and obligations Defining technical and financial details 2.Operation Contract Between Municipality and the Waterworks company Water supply, wastewater disposal and treatment, rainwater disposal Operation rights and obligations Defining technical and financial details 3. Rental contract for utility assets The assets are owned by Municipality (EUR 145 millions) Rental fee defined by formula Rental fee depends on: Supplied volume Receivables collection ratio Rental fee is 1/3rd of turnover Rental fee only used for development and reconstruction of utility assets (50%-50%) 3. Rental contract for utility assets The assets are owned by Municipality (EUR 145 millions) Rental fee defined by formula Rental fee depends on: Supplied volume Receivables collection ratio Rental fee is 1/3rd of turnover Rental fee only used for development and reconstruction of utility assets (50%-50%)

Ensures the independence of the company’s professional governance Operational governance based on exclusively professional aspects Politics-free management Veolia provides support and strict control Municipality negotiates with company throw their professional staff and elected commities, mainly about development and reconstruction issues Exercising ownership rights via General Assembly Ensures the independence of the company’s professional governance Operational governance based on exclusively professional aspects Politics-free management Veolia provides support and strict control Municipality negotiates with company throw their professional staff and elected commities, mainly about development and reconstruction issues Exercising ownership rights via General Assembly

Strict professional support and control SOX/CAP- action plan ELC- value creation index Veolia Finance Transformation- performance evaluation Common projects for example: Reduction of net WCR current assets Danube project Direct debit Increase of the number of electronic services Reduction of meter readings Monitoring of efficiency improvement actions Strict professional support and control SOX/CAP- action plan ELC- value creation index Veolia Finance Transformation- performance evaluation Common projects for example: Reduction of net WCR current assets Danube project Direct debit Increase of the number of electronic services Reduction of meter readings Monitoring of efficiency improvement actions

Before 2012 No sectoral law, only lower level regulations Water supply is the municipality’s obligatory task Price authority is the municipality After change of political system out of 33 service provider companies nearly 400 Different levels of service Tariffs are in wide range (EUR 0.3/m3 –EUR 3.0/m3) Before 2012 No sectoral law, only lower level regulations Water supply is the municipality’s obligatory task Price authority is the municipality After change of political system out of 33 service provider companies nearly 400 Different levels of service Tariffs are in wide range (EUR 0.3/m3 –EUR 3.0/m3) From 2012 The obligatory supply task of the municipality remains and is supplemented by the State’s obligations, but… Price authority right withdrawn, delegated to the minister of development Stricter legal environment Harder financial conditions Increase of the State’s role From 2012 The obligatory supply task of the municipality remains and is supplemented by the State’s obligations, but… Price authority right withdrawn, delegated to the minister of development Stricter legal environment Harder financial conditions Increase of the State’s role

Principles sustainability of resources security of supply responsibility for supply responsibility of service provider „polluter pays” principle regionality return of costs (2000/60/EC) „lowest cost” principle no cross-financing Principles sustainability of resources security of supply responsibility for supply responsibility of service provider „polluter pays” principle regionality return of costs (2000/60/EC) „lowest cost” principle no cross-financing New sectorial law effective date 23:00 h

Main objectives Service provider integration Defining the minimum number of consumers Appointing the State Supervision Authority (Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority, MEKH) Operational licenses issued by MEKH (1541- page long application for our company) State control instead of municipality control Increasing supply security and quality of operations Increasing efficiency through scales of economy Main objectives Service provider integration Defining the minimum number of consumers Appointing the State Supervision Authority (Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority, MEKH) Operational licenses issued by MEKH (1541- page long application for our company) State control instead of municipality control Increasing supply security and quality of operations Increasing efficiency through scales of economy

Principles defined by law are continuously violated: Short-term political decisions instead of professional aspects Extra burdens (SZV: EUR 2.4 million, 12% of revenue of main activities in 2015) from , 10% reduction of residential tariffs, other water charges are constant unfair pipeline tax „Robin Hood” tax authority supervision fee Uncertainty of legal changes Uniform tariffs on the agenda Level of supply quality deteriorating due to tariffs not covering costs Defining tariffs for EU financed projects delayed Principles defined by law are continuously violated: Short-term political decisions instead of professional aspects Extra burdens (SZV: EUR 2.4 million, 12% of revenue of main activities in 2015) from , 10% reduction of residential tariffs, other water charges are constant unfair pipeline tax „Robin Hood” tax authority supervision fee Uncertainty of legal changes Uniform tariffs on the agenda Level of supply quality deteriorating due to tariffs not covering costs Defining tariffs for EU financed projects delayed

Utilization of biogas (production of electricity and heat-energy) Usage of heating pump (drinking water, heat and waste water heat utilization) Renewable energy production in MWh, 40,6% of total energy usage Utilization of biogas (production of electricity and heat-energy) Usage of heating pump (drinking water, heat and waste water heat utilization) Renewable energy production in MWh, 40,6% of total energy usage

E-customer service ( ) Meter readind data registration By mobile, sms or wap (for registered clients); By Android mobile (without registration) On the website By phone E-invoice QR code payment Credit card payment on the wesbsite from ) E-customer service ( ) Meter readind data registration By mobile, sms or wap (for registered clients); By Android mobile (without registration) On the website By phone E-invoice QR code payment Credit card payment on the wesbsite from )

Consumption points Monthly volume sales /month (%) Smart metering volume / Total volume Smart metering volume / Non-residential volume m