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ODDO FORUM 10 & 11 January 2019 1

Disclaimer Before reading these presentation slides (the "Presentation"), you acknowledge that you are fully informed of the limitations and qualifications below: This document was prepared by Figeac Aéro (the "Company") exclusively for information purposes. The information and opinions contained in the document could be updated, complemented, revised, reviewed and amended, and this information could be substantially modified. The Company is not subject to any obligation to update the information contained in this document, and any opinions expressed therein can be amended without prior notice. The information contained in this document was not submitted for an independent review. No declaration, guarantee or commitment, express or implied, has been made and cannot be used as the basis of a claim pertaining to the exactitude, exhaustiveness or adequate nature of the information or opinions contained in this document. The Company, its council or its representatives accept no responsibility for the use of this document or its content, or in relation to this document in any way. This document contains information regarding the Company's markets, as well as its competitive positions, notably the size of its markets. The information it contains is drawn from a number of sources or from estimates made by the Company itself. Investors cannot base their investment decisions on this information. attention to the fact that the forward-looking statements do not constitute under any circumstance a guarantee of its future performances and that its actual financial position, results and cash flows, as well as changes in the sector in which the Company operates, might differ significantly from those proposed or suggested in the forward-looking statements contained in this document. Moreover, even if the Company's financial position, results and cash flows or the changes in the sector in which the Company operates were consistent with the forward-looking information contained in this document, said results or said changes might not be reliable indications of the Company's future results or changes. The Company does not commit in any way to updating or meeting the expectations or estimates of analysts, or to making public any correction or any forward-looking information in order to reflect an event or occurrence taking place after the date on which this document was published. This presentation does not represent an offer of sale or subscription, or a request for a purchase or subscription order for securities in France, the United States or any other country. Company shares or any other securities may be offered or sold in the United States only after they are registered under the 1933 US Securities Act, as amended, or under an exemption to this registration requirement. No public offering of financial securities will be made in France or abroad prior to the issuance of a prospectus visa by the French Financial Markets Authority pursuant to the provisions of Directive 2003/71/EC, as amended. The Company does not intend to make any kind of share offering in France or in another country. Some of the information contained in this document includes forward-looking statements. These statements are not guarantees as regards the future performance of the Company. This forwardlooking information relates to the Company's future outlook, to its evolution and to its commercial strategy, and is based on the analysis of forecasts of future results and estimations of amounts which cannot yet be determined. By its nature, forward-looking information entails risks and uncertainties because it relates to events and depends on circumstances which might or might not occur in the future. The Company draws your 2

FIGEAC AÉRO in brief 1 2 3 A GROWING AND RESILIENT MARKET 37,400 aircraft (100+ seats) to be delivered over 20 years A KEY SUBCONTRACTOR with all the major customers POSITIONED ON THE MAIN PROGRAMES current and future 4 5 6 PROVEN INDUSTRIAL EXCELLENCE AND BEST COSTS SITES major investments for maintaining competitive advantage PROFITABLE GROWTH SINCE THE IPO AAGR 1 23% OVER THE PAST 5 YEARS OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FUTURE forerunner in Saudi Arabia and China 1 Average annual growth rate 3

H1 2018/2019 Key points

Highlights of H1 2018/2019 H1 2018/2019 revenue at 202 million up by 20% 1 Net income adjusted for unrealised currency impacts +71.4% 12.5 million TARGETS ACHIEVED Increase in corrected EBITDA margin to 19.9% 1 Clear improvement of FCF at - 3.3 million of which 33.1 million cash flow generated from operating activities 1 At constant scope and exchange rates 5

FCF positive at March 2019 millions 10 0-10 -20-30 -40-50 -60-70 -80-90 Change in FCF March 13 March 19 0% -5% -10% -15% -20% -25% Much improved FCF at 30/09/18 of - 3.3 million compared with - 24.3 million at 30/09/17-100 mars-13 mars-14 mars-15 mars-16 mars-17 mars-18 sept-18 FCF FCF/revenue Noteworthy effort on this financial indicator between 2017 and 2019-30% 2019: positive and recurring FCF 6

2018/2019 Half-year results Financial statements have been approved by the Board of Directors meeting of 24 December 2018

H1 2018/2019: Highlights /$ Highly unfavourable exchange rates 4.7 million impact on revenue - 2.7 million on EBITDA Consolidation of TOFER 2.6 million impact on revenue - 0.8 million on EBITDA Free Cash Flows Industrial efforts Receivables Trade payables WCR improvement of 16.7 million Equal to 18 days of revenue 8

H1 2018/2019: growth and profitability Business growth Change in H1 Revenue - In millions H1 2018/2019 revenue up by 18.8% and by 20% at constant scope and exchange rates 74.2 100.8 118,9 146,2 170 202 Negative impact of unfavourable change in the /$ rate: 4.7 million /$ 1.31 1.348 1.109 1.123 1.1392 1.1785 Continuously growing profitability with a corrected EBITDA 1 margin at constant scope and exchange rates of 19.9% reaching 40.2 million and including a negative dollar impact of 2.7 million and a dilutive impact of TOFER of 0.8 million 1 Corrected EBITDA = recurring operating income + depreciation and amortisation + net provisions, before the breakdown of R&D expenses capitalised by the Group by type Change in H 1 corrected EBITDA - millions 32.6 36.7 40,2 H1 2017/2018 H1 2018/2019 H1 2018/2019 at constant scope and exchange rates /$ 1.1392 1.1785 9

/$ Hedging 300 000 250 000 200 000 /$ Hedging /$1.185 /$1.195 150 000 100 000 /$1.18 50 000 0 31/03/2019 31/03/2020 31/03/2021 Net exposure Hedge 2019, hedged at 100% 2020, hedged at 100% 2021, hedged at 52% 10

H1 2018/2019: investments for growth 36.4 million in net capex New machining process (aerostructure and engines) 2 new factory of the future machines Implementation of new ERP software Purchase of TOFER buildings Changes in factory workload Breakdown of investments in H1 2018/2019 15.4% 6.8% 9.6% 34.8% Industrial plant & tooling R&D ERP project Change Business activities Current 3 months 6 months Aerostructures Machining and surface treatment General mechanics On-site assembly 33.4% Real estate Others Actual workload > 80% of capacity Actual workload between 60% and 80% of capacity 11

H1 2018/2019 Simplified income statement thousands IFRS 30/09/17 IFRS 15 30/09/18 IFRS 15 30/09/18 LFL 1 Change Revenue 2 169,987 202,018 204,075 +20.0% Corrected EBITDA 3 32,632 36,695 40,164 +23.1% Corrected EBITDA 2 /Revenue 19.2% 18.2% 19.9% +0.7 pt EBITDA 31,612 34,035 Corrected EBITDA /revenue 18.6% 16.8% Current operating income 15,761 16,990 20,482 +29.9% COI/revenue 9.3% 8.4% 10.1% +0.8 pt Other operating income 511 130 Other operating expenses (322) (936) Operating income 14,955 17,179 Cost of net financial debt (2,347) (4,636) Foreign exchange gains and losses (6,916) (289) Unrealised gains and losses on fin. instr. 7,981 (387) Other financial income and expenses (29) (198) Income tax expense (1,023) (2,673) Net income adjusted for unrealised currency impact 7,301 10,187 12,515 +71.4% Net income 12,621 8,996 Net income (Group share) 12,620 9,168 EBITDA growth, which includes Dilutive effect of TOFER (- 0.8 million) Change in /$ hedging (- 2.7 million) Increase in net income corrected for unrealised impacts at constant scope and exchange rates of 71.4% 2017/2018 net income includes an unrealised gain (non cash) of 8 million compared with an unrealised loss of - 0.4 million over the half-year 1 At constant scope and exchange rates 2 2018/2019 revenue is calculated at the average monthly /$ exchange rate of 1.1785 over the period, and 2017/2018 revenue is calculated at the average monthly /$ rate of 1.1392 over the period 3 Corrected EBITDA = recurring operating income + depreciation and amortisation + net provisions - Before the breakdown of R&D expenses capitalised by the Group by type 12

Financial structure million 300 250 Gearing 1.27-8.08 Gearing 1.39 200 150 millions Change in net debt millions Net debt 31/03/2016 Change WCR 100 Net interest cash flow Other Net debt 31/03/2017 50 0 Mars Septembre Shareholder's equity Net debt 1 Gearing: net financial debt/shareholders' equity 13

H1 2018/2019 Simplified cash flow statement thousands, IFRS H1 2017/2018 H2 2017/2018 H1 2018/2019 Cash flow before borrowing costs and taxes 24,220 30,127 36,188 Change in working capital requirements (19,774) (2,256) (3,090) WCR expressed in days of revenue excl. VAT Net cash flow from operating activities 207 4,446 194 30,870 176 33,098 Net cash flow from investing activities (28,761) (40,496) (36,383) FREE CASH FLOW (24,315) (9,626) (3,285) Capital increases and subsidies received - 6 Change in loans and repayable advances 3,106 91,333 60,067 Net cash flow from financing activities 3,106 91,339 60,067 Change in cash flows (21,207) 81,711 56,782 Net cash position (44,419) 37,165 94,135 Improvement in cash flow (before borrowing costs and taxes): +49.4% vs. 30/09/2017 Sharp drop in WCR of 16.7 million vs. 30/09/2017 in a context of growth Positive net cash flow from operating activities, up sharply to 33.1 million (vs. 35.3 million at 31/03/2018 and 4.4 million at 30/09/2017) FCF very clearly up at - 3.3 million 14

Simplified balance sheet thousands - IFRS 31/03/2018 30/09/2018 Fixed assets 290,504 315,034 Other non-current assets(1) 50,191 39,610 Inventories 174,603 176,738 Trade receivables 95,565 94,662 Tax receivables 14,180 15,030 Other current assets 26,666 27,358 Cash and cash equivalents 107,906 158,792 TOTAL ASSETS 759,615 827,224 Shareholders' equity 200,247 199,617 Non-current financial liabilities 251,454 326,717 Non-current liabilities(2) 55,040 55,082 Short term borrowings 70,742 64,656 Current portion of financial liabilities 47,566 43,037 Trade payables and related accounts 81,165 88,548 Current liabilities(3) 53,402 49,567 TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 759,615 827,224 (1) Equity investments + Deferred taxes + Financial instruments + Other financial assets + Other non-current assets + Assets on contract (2) Other provisions + Deferred taxes + Provision for retirement + Financial instruments + Other non-current liabilities + Non-current portion of deferred income + Liabilities on contract (3) Fiscal liabilities + Tax liabilities + Financial instruments + Other current liabilities + Derivative income. 15

Outlook and strategy

Strategy based on three main pillars millions - revenue at 31 March 370.7 425.0 109.5 AAGR 2012-2017: +23% 137.1 162.3 207.6 252.4 324.7 GROWTH PROFITABILITY CASH GENERATION EUROPEAN LEADER 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019e SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 17

2023 targets double-digit growth Revenue 2018 371 million Change in growth of revenue 2020 Revenue 1 520 million 2019 Revenue 1 425 million 2023 Revenue 1 650 million Variables that influence future growth 1) Free Cash Flow strategy initiated in 2017 - Transfer of material purchases to customers - More selective commercial screening for new businesses (criteria: material portage/cycle/total WCR) 2) Variation of program ramp-up Positive and recurring FCF: from March 2019 3) External growth An attractive aerospace market with demanding valuations 1 Based on a /$ exchange rate of 1.18 and current capacity of manufacturers 18

On the road to the future Cooperation agreement in Saudi Arabia Anambitious collaborating partnership Leading partners: Al Salam Aerospace Ind., TASNEE and NICDP Development opportunities for an industrial production site A dedicated sales force Creation of a factory in China Joint Venture with capital of US$20 million (50% 1 co-ownership) Production of medium and large-sized machined aluminium parts A win-win industrial partnership Pooling of networks to capture shares in the offset and domestic market 19

Strong fundamentals H1 2018/2019 revenue at 202 million up by 20% 1 Net income adjusted for unrealised currency impacts +71.4% 12.5 million TARGETS ACHIEVED Increase in corrected EBITDA margin to 19.9% 1 Clear improvement of FCF at - 3.3 million of which 33.1 million cash flow generated from operating activities 1 At constant scope and exchange rates 20

Appendix

H1 2018/2019: 202 million in revenue Revenue by business line 1% Revenue by program Revenue by customer 5% 4% 6% 10% 34% 25% 21% 12% 4% 5% 5% 13% 21% 90% 10% 18% 16% Aerostructures Machining and surface treatment General engineering and forming activities On-site assembly A350 Other Airbus programs LEAP A320 Boeing programs Other aerostructure programs STELIA AIRBUS Safran group Spirit France LATECOERE Other engine programmes Other Other customers 22

IFRS 15 23

IFRS 15 INCOME STATEMENT 30/09/2017 24

IFRS 15 ASSETS 30/09/2017 25

IFRS 15 LIABILITIES 30/09/2017 26

IFRS 15 CASH FLOW STATEMENT 30/09/2017 27

IFRS 15 INCOME STATEMENT 31/03/2018 28

IFRS 15 ASSETS 31/03/2018 29

IFRS 15 LIABILITIES 31/03/2018 30

IFRS 15 CASH FLOW STATEMENT 31/03/2018 31

Share Capital Treasury Shares Premium Consolidated reserves Conversion reserves Income Total attributable to Group s Sharehoders Non controlling interest Total shareholders equity IFRS 15 STATEMENT OF CHANGE IN SHAREHOLDER S EQUITY CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CHANGE IN SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY in thousands Financial year ended March 2017 reported 3,815-222 118,455 56,873-360 32,545 211,105 204 211,310 IFRS 15 impact -50 342-50 342-1 Financial year ended March 2017 restated 3,815-222 118,455 6,531-360 32,545 160,763 204 160,967 Share capital transaction -9-9 -9 Change in translation differences -756-756 -756 Impact of the application of IFRS 2 296 296 296 Impact of the application of IAS 19-18 -18-18 Fair value of financial assets 15,285 15,285 15,285 Others 284 284-42 242 Dividends 0 0 0 Appropriate net income Y-1 32,545-32,545 0 Net income 12,621 12,621 1 12,622 Financial year ended September 2017 3,815-231 118,455 54,920-1,116 12,621 188,463 162 188,625 Financial year ended March 2018 restated 3,821-1,285 118,455 58,674-1,214 21,753 200,204 43 200,247 Impact of the application of IFRS 15-8,522 8,522 0 0 Share capital transaction -110 0-110 0-110 Change in translation differences -822-822 -822 Impact of the application of IAS 19-51 -51-51 Fair value of financial assets -8,615-8,615-8,615 Others -26-26 -2-28 Dividends 0 Appropriate net income Y-1 30,275-30,275 0 Net income 9,168 9,168-172 8,996 Financial year ended September 20178 3,821-1,395 118,455 71,735-2,036 9,168 199,748-131 199,617 32

Positioning at the heart of the value chain ENGINE EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS MANUFACTURERS SUB-CONTRACTING SUB-ASSEMBLERS 33

In an expanding market Strong passenger-air-traffic demand FIGEAC AERO is a pure player in the aerospace industry, ranked No. 1 in Europe Production #1 in Europe 1 Presence in 6 countries 3,300 employees 3 main players in Europe 1 #1 #2 #3 (1) Source: company, based on 2018 revenue figures (Asco: 330m, Mecachrome: 330m Aeronautics) 37,400 aircraft (100+ seats) to be delivered over 20 years 34

No. 1 in France and in Europe Structural parts Aluminium Hard metals Motors Parts Precision 26 mm 26 m Sheet metal parts Assembly 35

Zone industrielle de l Aiguille 46 100 FIGEAC FRANCE Téléphone : +33 (0)5 65 34 52 52 Fax : +33 (0)5 65 34 70 26 WWW.FIGEAC-AERO.COM 36