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Financial

E.1

Operational review

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Registration Document 2016

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The table below presents the effects on 2015 revenue of acquisitions and disposals, internal transfers reflecting the Group’s new

organization, and change in exchange rates.

(In € million)

FY 2015 revenue

FY 2015 statutory

Scope effects Internal transfers

Exchange rates

effects*

and exchange rates

FY 2015 at constant scope

North America

1,338

679

-48

3

1,972

UK & Ireland

1,930

54

30

-217

1,797

France

1,674

-5

2

-0

1,671

Germany

1,560

280

16

1,856

Benelux & The Nordics

1,055

9

0

-0

1,064

Other Business Units

1,951

36

-1

-48

1,938

Worldline

1,176

76

-37

1,216

TOTAL GROUP

10,686

1,128

0

-299

11,515

Infrastructure & Data

Management

5,658

1,058

10

-187

6,539

Business & Platform Solutions

3,255

-4

-10

-72

3,169

Big Data & Cybersecurity

597

-2

-4

591

Worldline

1,176

76

-37

1,216

TOTAL GROUP

10,686

1,128

0

-299

11,515

At 2016 exchange rates.

*

Scope effects on revenue amounted to € 1,128 million and were

mainly related to the positive contributions of Xerox ITO

(6 months for € 553 million), Unify CCS (11 months for

€ 534 million on a pro forma basis excluding any 2015 revenue

on S&P discontinued operations), Equens, Paysquare, KB

SmartPay (3 months for € 78 million) and Anthelio (3 months for

€ 43 million).

€-45 million), for the early termination of the DWP WCA contract

(UK, March 2015, €-21 million) and for the sale of on-site

services activity in France to Manpower (March 2015,

€-8 million).

Revenue basis was also adjusted for the disposal of the

Occupational Health governmental activity (UK, January 2016,

year-on-year versus the Euro), the Argentine peso (-38.2%), the

Turkish lira (-9.7%), the Brazilian real (-5.8%) and the Chinese

renminbi (-5.2%), all depreciating versus the Euro.

Exchange rates had a negative impact of €-299 million on

revenue, mainly attributable to the British pound (-10.9%