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The following press release was published by VINCI on 21 May 2013:<br />

"OUTCOME OF OFFERING TO PAY<br />

2012 FINAL DIVIDEND IN SHARES<br />

The option offered to shareholders for payment of 2012 final dividend in shares met with great<br />

success: 68.38% of rights chose this payment method.<br />

A total of 13,557,863 new shares will be issued for an amount of €440,766,126.<br />

The Shareholders’ Meeting of 16 April 2013 approved the payment of a dividend of €1.77 per share<br />

in respect of financial year 2012. It was proposed that the final dividend (€1.22 per share) could be<br />

paid in cash or new shares issued at a price of €32.51 per share."<br />

The following press release was published by Vinci on 10 June 2013:<br />

"VINCI WINS THE DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACT FOR THE SOUTHERN RED LINE<br />

OF THE DOHA METRO IN QATAR<br />

A design-build contract with a value of €1.5 billion<br />

Works over a period of five years, involving up to 3,<strong>000</strong> employees<br />

A flagship project in Qatar in the run-up to the 2022 FIFA World Cup.<br />

Qatar Rail has awarded the southern works package of the Doha metro red line to the consortium<br />

led by QDVC, a 51% Qatari Diar, 49% Vinci Construction Grands Projets subsidiary, which also<br />

includes Qatar's Al-Darwish Engineering company and Korea's GS Engineering and Contracting<br />

company. The contract, with a value of about €1.5 billion, covers design and construction of a dualtube<br />

underground line with a length of 13.8 kilometres between the Doha airport and the Msheireb<br />

neighbourhood in the historic centre of the Qatari capital.<br />

The future red line will run along the Gulf coast. One of the project's challenges will therefore be to<br />

prevent water ingress during tunnel boring operations. Five earth pressure tunnel boring machines<br />

with an inside diameter of more than 7 metres will operate simultaneously. The contract also<br />

includes the design and construction of six underground stations, 51 safety connections between the<br />

tubes and three emergency evacuation shafts.<br />

The works will take five years to complete and involve up to 3,<strong>000</strong> people.<br />

The works will be carried out with minimum impact on road transport in this part of the city, where<br />

traffic is very heavy, thanks to an 8 km system of conveyor belts that will remove excavated<br />

materials. The project’s impact on the environment will also be minimised, with the installation of<br />

noise barriers and systems to control dust emissions to the atmosphere.<br />

The red line will be the first of the four planned Doha metro lines. The operation is one of the major<br />

projects carried out under the Qatar Rail Development Program, which aims to develop transport<br />

infrastructure in Qatar, notably in the run-up to the 2022 FIFA World Cup.<br />

QDVC is currently building the light rail system for the new city of Lusail north of Doha. It will be<br />

Qatar's first rail transport system."<br />

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