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ÉTATS FINANCIERS

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PARENT COMPANY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

NOTE 5

PROVISIONS

In thousands of euros

Amount at

beginning of year

Increases

Decreases

Amount

at year-end

Provisions for foreign exchange losses

902

3,567

902

3,567

Other provisions for contingencies and charges

(1)

1,039

13,948

836

14,151

Total provisions for contingencies and charges

1,941

17,515

1,738

17,718

Provisions for impairment in value of intangible assets

28

28

Provisions for impairment in value of property, plant and equipment

188

2

186

Provisions for shares in subsidiaries and affiliates

(2)

20,084

13,280

10,734

22,630

Provisions for loans

(3)

1,891

1,891

Provisions for treasury shares

Sub-total: Provisions for fixed assets

22,191

13,280

12,627

22,844

Provisions for impairment in value of trade receivables

199

199

Provisions for impairment in value of intra-Group receivables

(4)

406

432

838

Provisions for impairment in value of sundry debtors

(5)

391

391

Sub-total: Provisions for current assets

996

432

590

838

Total provisions for impairment in value

23,187

13,712

13,217

23,682

Total provisions

25,128

31,227

14,955

41,400

(1) Additions to and reversals of provisions for contingencies and charges in 2016 break down as follows:

a €7.3 million addition to provisions for tax risks. On 30 December 2016, Assystem SA and Assystem France signed a framework agreement relating to research tax credits for the

years 2010 to 2016. This agreement provided for Assystem SA to assume all of the financial risks and the risks relating to any other disputes arising in relation to these research tax

credits, effective from 31 December 2016. Consequently, Assystem SA has undertaken to assume all of the related financial consequences and has waived any related rights of recourse

against Assystem France with regard to claiming compensation, which it would be entitled to do in the event of any dispute. As consideration for this waiver of potential compensation, on

31 December 2016 Assystem France paid to Assystem SA an initial indemnity of €7.3 million (which may be subsequently increased by a further €5.0 million). This amount was recorded

as income for 2016. In parallel, Assystem SA recorded a €7.3 million provision for contingencies and charges on the liabilities side of its balance sheet;

a €6,631 thousand addition concerning the costs that the Company will incur as a result of its outstanding free share/performance share plans (of which €6,536 thousand will be rebilled

to the Group subsidiaries whose employees are beneficiaries under these plans);

an €836 thousand reversal concerning the costs incurred by the Company during 2016 for shares delivered under free share plans;

a €67 thousand addition to provisions for risks relating to subsidiaries concerning Assystem Italy.

(2) The main additions to provisions for shares in subsidiaries and affiliates concerned the following companies:

ASG: €56 thousand;

ASM Technologies: €226 thousand;

Silver Atena UK Ltd: €12,985 thousand.

Reversals of provisions for shares in subsidiaries and affiliates related to the following companies:

Extra Capital: €632 thousand, following this company’s liquidation;

Assystem Iberia: €7,712 thousand;

Assystem Portugal: €505 thousand;

Assystem Canada: €1,435 thousand;

Assystem International: €438 thousand;

ATIM: €12 thousand.

(3) The provision recognised previously to write down a loan to a Canadian subsidiary was reversed in full in 2016 following this company’s liquidation.

(4) Additions to provisions for impairment of intra-Group receivables concerned the following companies in 2016:

Assystem Solutions DMCC (€386 thousand);

Assystem Australia (€46 thousand).

(5) This provision reversal concerns dividends not received from a Moroccan subsidiary as the receivable owed to the Company was used to increase this subsidiary’s capital during the year.

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