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FY 2002 results March 12, 2003 Agenda GROUP ACHIEVEMENTS GROUP ACHIEVEMENTS FY 2002 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE YEAR 2003 OUTLOOK STRATEGY Turning Client Vision into Results 2 Highlights 2002 Stable revenue in a


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Agenda

  • GROUP ACHIEVEMENTS

GROUP ACHIEVEMENTS

  • FY 2002 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  • YEAR 2003 OUTLOOK
  • STRATEGY
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Highlights 2002

  • Stable revenue in a difficult market
  • Operating profit of € 266 M (8.7% margin)
  • Net debt reduced to € 440 M in quarter 4
  • Successful integration of KPN operations
  • Acquisition of Atos KPMG Consulting UK & NL
  • Strengthened market, solution and key account organisation
  • Continuous streamlining of operations
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Atos Origin profile

Well balanced industry mix End to end

  • fferings

Global presence Focus on key accounts >50% recurring revenue Strong European base

On Line Services 10% Note : includes FY 02 revenue of AKC UK & NLs on a 12 month basis

Other 6% Public Serv. 4% Retail & CPG 7% Process

  • Ind. 12%

Telecom, Utilities, Media 22% Financial services 26% Discrete manufact. 24%

A.P. 2% France 31% The Netherlands 30% UK 15% Germany 7% Other EMEA 11% Americas 4% Managed Operations 48%

including 4% recurring business

Systems Intégration 36% Consulting 16%

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Agenda

  • GROUP ACHIEVEMENTS

GROUP ACHIEVEMENTS

  • FY 2002 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  • YEAR 2003 OUTLOOK
  • STRATEGY
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Financial performance

FY 2002 FY 2001 % change In € Millions Revenue 3,043 3,038 +0.2% Income from operations 265.6 261.2 +1.7% Operating margin 8.7% 8.6% Net income before non recurring items and goodwill 180.0 149.2 +20.6% Net income (Group share) 70.8 123.0

  • 42.4%

In € EPS before non recurring items and goodwill 4.09 3.40 +20.2% EPS 1.61 2.81

  • 42.6%
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Quarterly Results

757 761 723 797 749 738 734 822 8.8% 8.0% 9.1% 9.0% 8.9% 8.4% 8.8% 8.2% 660 680 700 720 740 760 780 800 820 840 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 5.0% 5.5% 6.0% 6.5% 7.0% 7.5% 8.0% 8.5% 9.0% 9.5%

Group Revenue (M€) Operating Margin

Profitability sustained in a difficult market

2001 2002

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Net Income

Note(*): Atos KPMG Consulting

(M€) FY02 FY01 Comments Income From Operations 266 261 Net financial expenses (27) (10) Financial costs remain stable excluding special items and AKC* financing Non-recurring items (71) (3) Cost of restructuring Corporate income tax (47) (84) Tax deductibility of restructuring and additional goodwill costs in AKC* UK Minority interests (11) (18) Lower Atos Euronext profit Goodwill amortisation (38) (23) Additional goodwill on AKC* & KPN Net income (Group share) 71 123 Net income before non recurring items &

goodwill amortisation

180 149

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Restructuring

2001 Plan People S1 2002 Q3 2002 Q4 2002 2003 1st plan Q4 01 528 374 2nd plan Q1 02 466 302 3rd plan Q2 02 293 4th plan Q3 02 776 5th plan Q4 02 770 1,344

YTD June YTD Sept YTD Dec

Total 2,833 374 676 1,489 1,344 2001 2002 2003 (10) (71) (52) (89) (67) (91) 49 1,504 Provisions end of Dec. 2002 (M€) 813 Cash Impact (M€) P&L impact (M€)

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Changing the skills base

26,278 28,602 (517) (1,489) 2,673 1,657 Staff reduction New skills into the Group

  • Dec. 31, 2001
  • Dec. 31, 2002

(Leavers) new hirings Restructuring Atos KPMG Consulting KPN EUS KPN SWH

4% increase of revenue per head

Sub- contractors 2,134 940

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Cash Flow

Note(*): Other changes include common stock issues, dividends paid to minority shareholders of subsidiaries, translation differences and profit sharing amounts payable to French employees transferred to debt

(M€) FY02 FY01

Comments

Net cash from operating activities 382 397

12.6% of revenues Change in working cap. : +51 M€

Capital expenditure (102) (139)

From 4.6% to 3.4% of revenues

Net cash from current operations 280 258 Reorganisation and restructuring (73) (140) Origin fair value adjustments (16) (69) Disposal of assets 108 54

SNT, TIS, premises

Other changes(*) (12) (12) Net cash before financial investments 288 91

Increase of more than 3 times

Financial investments (493) (212)

AKC : 438 M€ & KPN : 44 M€

Net cash flow (205) (122) Opening net debt (235) (114) Closing net debt (440) (235)

Gearing at 56%

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Balance Sheet

M€ Dec 31, 2002 June 30, 2002 Dec 31, 2001 Goodwill 1,029 402 405 Other fixed assets 271 324 366 Working capital 191 212 193 Capital employed 1,491 938 965 Equity 784 538 479 Provisions 267 219 251 Net debt 440 181 235 Sources of Capital 1,491 938 965 Working Capital / Revenue 6.3% 7.1% 6.4% Net Debt / Equity 56% 34% 49% Return on Capital Employed 7.7% 14.8% 14.4%

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Debt Calendar

  • Cash currently available to meet 2003

commitment three times over

  • Current cash and 2003 cash flow more

than sufficient to meet 2004 commitment

  • Other facilities available

Funds available to meet repayment commitments

(M€) 2002 2003 2004 2005 >2005 Convertible bonds (173)

  • (173)
  • Long-term borrowings

(637) (100) (156) (152) (229) Finance leases & other borrowing (52) (35) (5) (2) (10) Total borrowings (862) (135) (334) (154) (239) Total cash and cash equivalents 422 Total net debt (440)

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Gearing

37% 27% 71% 49% 39% 34% 77% 56% 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%

Net Debt (M€) Equity (M€) Gearing

Net debt / Ebitda 0.4 0.3 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.5 1.6 1.0 M€ 2001 2002

Well within borrowing covenants

Limit

100% 2.0

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Provisions

56 93 109 60 129 75 41 160 25 6 58 86 24

  • Dec. 31st 2000
  • Dec. 31st 2001
  • Dec. 31st 2002

M&A Acquisition AO Merger Fair Value Origin Operating Provisions Pensions

Total : 405 M€ Total : 251 M€ Total : 267 M€

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Consulting

UK 59% Netherlands 28% France 13%

Note : The pie chart profile includes Atos KPMG Consulting’s FY 2002 revenue on a 12 month basis

  • Integration of Atos KPMG Consulting

UK & NL completed

  • AKC consolidated from Sept. 1, 2002
  • New organisation
  • Soft consulting market
  • Extensive pricing pressure
  • Restructuring actions :

– UK : Q4 2002 – NL : Q4 2002 and 2003

  • Synergies : markets, clients, solutions

A major strategic move

In € Millions FY 2002 Revenue 175 Income from operations 16.0 Operating margin 9.2% Headcount at year end 2,383

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Systems Integration

  • Soft market conditions in the Netherlands,

Belgium, Italy, Germany and Americas

  • Strengthened partnerships with SAP,

Oracle and Peoplesoft

  • Long-term contracts up to 10% of SI

revenue : Application Lifecycle Management, KPN Software House

  • Pricing pressure and volume decline

partially offset by effective actions : – Continuous staff restructuring – Subcontractor reduction – Travels…

  • Steady utilisation rate improvement from

69% (End 2001) to 74% (Q4 2002)

EMEA 34% UK 7% Netherlands 25% France 26% Americas 6% Asia Pacific 2%

Continuous adjustment to market conditions

In € Millions FY 2002 FY 2001 % change Revenue 1,243 1,470

  • 15%

Income from operations 65.9 128.2

  • 49%

Operating margin 5.3% 8.7%

  • 3.4 pt

Headcount at year end 13,954 14,805

  • 6%
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Managed Operations

  • Overall revenue growth in countries with

critical mass

  • New contracts with KPN
  • Helped Philips and Euronext reduce their

costs

  • Payment processing grew significantly in

France and Germany : +15%

  • Improved profitability through

subcontractors reduction, capex management, premises and datacenter rationalisation, purchasing efficiency

  • Document management and check

processing activities to be sold

Asia Pacific 2% Americas 4% France 44% Netherlands 34% UK 3% EMEA 13%

12% revenue increase on a constant scope basis

In € Millions FY 2002 FY 2001 % change Revenue 1,626 1,548 +5% Income from operations 213.6 172.7 +24% Operating margin 13.1% 11.2% +1.9 pt Headcount at year end 12,166 11,237 +8%

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Global presence

All regions remain profitable

Employees In € Millions FY 2002 FY 2001 % change FY 2002 FY 2001 Year end 2002 France 1,086 1,089

  • 0.3%

10.7% 9.8% 8,685 The Netherlands 913 798 +14% 13.6% 14.7% 9,019 United Kingdom 238 160 +49% 5.4% 8.1% 2,139 Other EMEA 610 718

  • 15%

4.7% 8.8% 6,319 Americas 132 208

  • 36%

5.9% 2.6% 1,210 Asia Pacific 63 66

  • 5%

9.1% 1.5% 1,131 Corporate

  • 1.0%
  • 1.5%

99 Total Group 3,043 3,038 +0.2% 8.7% 8.6% 28,602 Revenue Operating margin

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2002 business performance

  • Top 42 key accounts

– Represent more than 55% of revenue – Achieved a 17% growth excluding Philips

  • Philips 20% lower at € 420 M (14% of group revenue)
  • KPN has become No. 2 client
  • Lower revenue from Euronext
  • Numerous significant wins
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Recent wins

France, Italy, Latin America TotalFinaElf, EDF, Pechiney, Thalys, BNP Paribas, Banco de Espana, Cegetel, San Paolo Invest, Telefonica, Georgia Pacific, BSN Glass Pack, EADS, Ugine, ENEL, Santander, Wolters Kluwers, Arval, Crédit Lyonnais, France Telecom, Minist. De l'Agricul., ABN Am The Netherlands, Belgium KPN, Shell, DSM, KWS, Lucent, Philips, Eneco, Heineken, Huntsman, ING, NS, Rabobank, ABN Amro, Akzo Nobel, EU, J&J, Procter & Gamble… UK DFID, Abbey national, MoD, Norwich, United Biscuits, ICI, Electrocomponents, Royal Bank of Scotland, Focus Wickes, NHS, Cisco, Boots, Cooperative Group… North America, Asia Pacific Middle East Saudi Aramco, Sabic, Kraton, Halliburton, Philips, Cleco, Energy Australia, Air Services, Macquarie Generation, H.K. Inland Revenue, Infineum… Germany & Central Europe Daimler Bank, Bayer, Weidmûller, Philips, Lucent, Siemens, DWG, Grohe, BW Bank, Schaltbau, Vodafone, Akzo Nobel…

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Global markets

Telecoms, Utilities, Media Process Industries CPG & Retail Public sector Other

Group revenue (M€) : FY 2002 FY 2001

828 429 240 684 201 792 506 173 70 790 723 375 125 147 Financial Services Discrete Manufact.

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Agenda

  • GROUP ACHIEVEMENTS

GROUP ACHIEVEMENTS

  • FY 2002 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  • YEAR 2003 OUTLOOK
  • STRATEGY
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2003 business outlook

  • Sluggish demand still generates tough pricing pressure

– Large clients have further to reduce their IT budgets – Favouring smaller projects with immediate ROI – Selecting fewer providers with enlarged client share

  • Consulting and Systems Integration : still no sign of recovery
  • Continuous trend to outsourcing

– Opportunities available, but long bid cycle – Good potential in Public sector – BPO in countries with flexible labour regulations – Potential in ERP outsourcing

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General environment

  • Most consultancies now allied with IT corporations
  • IT environment still moving : further consolidation to happen
  • Development of offshore and nearshore resourcing
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Board of management

Board Member Responsibility Territories Bernard Bourigeaud CEO Jeremy Anderson UK Eric Guilhou CFO Dominique Illien France, Italy, Iberia, Latin America Wilbert Kieboom The Netherlands, Belux Tim Lomax North America, Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Nordic Jans Tielman HR & Comms Germany & Central Europe

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Business model

SI Global SI Global Managed Operations Global Managed Operations Global Financial services CPG Retail Public Sector

International Competencies & Alliances International Competencies & Alliances

Global market leaders 50 key account managers Solution managers

Consulting Global Consulting Global Discrete manufacturing Telecom Utilities Media Process Industries

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Global markets

Strengthened organisation

Global Market Financial Services CPG/Retail Discrete Manufacturing Process Industries Telecom, Utilities, Media Public sector Sub- Markets Banking Insurance CPG Retail High-Tech Automotive Engineering & Construction Chemicals Oil & Gas Pharmaceuticals Life sciences Telecom Utilities Media Transportation Travel Healthcare Defense Global Market Leader

  • G. Martin
  • A. Clinton
  • Q. Maxwell

Jackson

  • S. van den Buys

Iain Boag Cees de Jong

  • M. Wilson
  • A. Van der

Putte J.P. Allibert Board Sponsor Jeremy Anderson Dominique Illien Jans Tielman Tim Lomax Wilbert Kieboom Jeremy Anderson

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Financial services ABN AMRO Fortis ING BNP-Paribas Crédit Lyonnais HSBC-CCF Société Générale Caisse d'Epargne / CDC Crédit Agricole RaboBank Royal Bank of Scotland La Poste Euronext Axa Co-operative Insurance Credit Suisse Public Sector MoD NHS Process industries Akzo Nobel ICI DSM Sabic Saudi Aramco Exxon Mobil Shell TotalFinaElf BP

Discrete manufacturing FIAT Peugeot Nissan-Renault Alstom Arcelor EADS Philips Canon Flextronics CPG - Retail PPR Procter & Gamble Unilever Boots Telecom, Utilities, Media Vodafone Vivendi Universal France Telecom Bouygues Telecom KPN Lucent BT Wolters Kluwer EDF Eneco

50 key accounts

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Preferred supply agreement

"Philips and Atos Origin have decided to extend their relationship for a period of 3 years. As the largest IT service provider to Philips, Atos Origin will continue to deliver competitive services across the globe and assist Philips in the further optimisation of its IT environment. The renewal will commence as of September 1st, 2003."

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Atos KPMG Consulting

  • Playing a major role in the market, solution and key client structure
  • Joint client initiatives (Euronext Liffe)
  • Specialist skills and experience (Finance, Public Sector)
  • Strong ERP alliances (Oracle, Peoplesoft)
  • Expert solutions (IT integration for client M&A transactions)
  • Lead into outsourcing work

A major strategic move

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FY2003 financial outlook

  • Modest revenue increase

– Full year impact of Atos KPMG Consulting – Disposal of Document and Check Processing businesses in Q2

  • Targeting a similar level of operating profit

– Low visibility in Consulting and Systems Integration – A highly uncertain political and market environment – Possible decision delays

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Profit & Cash

  • Managing tightly key profit drivers

– Further staff restructuring – Elimination of sub-contractors – Accelerate purchasing efficiency

  • Cash management

– Keep low working capital requirements – Capex to remain tightly controlled in 2003 – Disposal of non-core assets

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Agenda

  • GROUP ACHIEVEMENTS

GROUP ACHIEVEMENTS

  • FY 2002 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  • YEAR 2003 OUTLOOK
  • STRATEGY
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Strategy

  • End to end service offerings
  • Balanced mix of consulting, build and run
  • Capitalize on industry sector knowledge
  • Develop a focused consulting practice
  • Focus on clients
  • Leverage strong HR management

Build on global presence

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Strategy : Business mix

Manage long-term relationships with clients IT outsourcing & processing Understand our clients’ business Consulting 60% revenue 20% revenue 20% revenue Implement business solutions Integration

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Execution of our strategy

  • Meet our financial targets
  • Take full advantage of Atos KPMG Consulting’s synergies
  • Partner Philips, KPN, Euronext in their strategy
  • Grow key accounts
  • Further develop our recurring business
  • Strengthen our positions in the UK and Germany
  • Continue to reduce our debt

Action plan 2003

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A client-centric company with global operations

  • Clear strategy
  • Solid business mix
  • Balanced industry sector mix
  • Strong client base
  • Stable and international management team
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Provisions

(M€) Dec 31, 2002 Dec 31, 2001 Change Scope Profit & Loss Release with cash Release with cash in future

Origin Fair Value adjustment 41 75 (34) (17)

  • (16)

(2) Atos Origin merger restructuring 6 25 (19) (1)

  • (14)

(4) Other M&A restructuring (KPMG acquisition) 24

  • 24

25 9 (10)

  • Operating provisions

86 58 28 6 28 (12) 6 Pensions 109 93 16 10 12

  • (5)

Total 267 251 16 24 48 (51) (6)