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j-08 j-09 j-10 j-11 j-12 j-13 j-14 j-15 j-16 j-17 j-18 4 th quarter of 2017 Economic situation IAA 80: the Unigrains indicator of agri-food stocks listed in Europe Highlights of the 4 th quarter of 2017 The size categories have been updated based on market capitalisation at 01/01/2018. The composition of the IAA80 has not changed, but some companies have changed sub-index. Bonduelle and Savencia, whose capitalisation passed the 1,000m mark, are now included in Big 29. Dairy Crest and C&C Group have moved to Mid 28, while Fleury Michon, whose capitalisation fell below 200m, is now in Small 12. In the 4 th quarter of 2017, the IAA 80 lost 1.5% while the European market fell 0.4%. Big 29 was the only sub-index to post an increase (+1%), underpinned by the performances of Barry Callebaut and Arytza. The French securities sub-index, FR 14, posted a stellar performance during the quarter with a rise of 7.3%, reaching 22% in full-year terms, with some stocks recording impressive increases. The IAA 80 s valuation remained stable at 14.5x EBITDA, while that of the French sub-index rose to 15.1x. Methodology Created by Unigrains, the IAA 80 indicator is an index consisting of 80 listed agri-food stocks in Western Europe. Further details concerning the methodology and composition of the IAA 80 indicator and sub-indices depending on activity (Food/Beverages) or size (Lead/Big/Mid/Small) are presented in appendix. 1.5% decrease in the IAA 80 in the 4 th quarter of 2017 130 120 110 90 Changes in the IAA 80 and its components rebased to in January 2017 80 Daily Price Return - EUR 70 j-17 f-17 m-17 a-17 m-17 j-17 j-17 a-17 s-17 o-17 n-17 d-17 j-18 IAA 80 Food 55 Boisson 25 MSCI Europe Over the past three months, the IAA 80 lost 1.5% in a slightly downward global trend, with the European market down 0.4%. Over one year, the IAA 80 outperformed the MSCI, with an increase of 8.1% against 6.8%. 250 200 150 Over 10 years, the average annual growth rate of the IAA 80 stands at 50 6.3%. The European market remained just about stable at 0.7%. 0 Changes in the IAA 80 over 10 years rebased to in January 2008 Weekly Price Return - EUR Author: Lucie Arribard Tel.: +33 1 44 31 16 35 larribard@unigrains.fr Date of Publication: January 2018 Disclaimer: The present note was produced by Unigrains Economic Studies Department based on publicly available data. Unigrains cannot be held liable for any errors, inaccuracies, and all their direct and indirect consequences. Copyright: It is forbidden to reproduce any part of this publication, using any means whatsoever, without prior written permission from Unigrains. UNIGRAINS 23 AVENUE DE NEUILLY, 75116 PARIS WWW.UNIGRAINS.FR

In the 4 th quarter, Big 29 was the only subindex to go up 130 120 110 Changes in the sub-indices per size category rebased to in January 2017 IAA 80 stocks are divided into four sub-indices based on their size Market capitalisation of the stocks covered (in bn) Lead 11 10 Big 29 [1 10[ Mid 28 [0.2 1[ Small 12 < 0.2 The figure in the sub-index s name gives the number of stocks covered 90 80 Daily Price Return - EUR 70 j-17 f-17 m-17 a-17 m-17 j-17 j-17 a-17 s-17 o-17 n-17 d-17 j-18 IAA 80 Lead 11 Big 29 Mid 28 Small 12 MSCI Europe Big 29 was the only sub-index to post an increase during the quarter (+1%), underpinned notably by the performances of Barry Callebaut (+33%) and Arytza (+29%). Mid 28 was stable at -0.6%, while Lead 11 lost 2.1% due mainly to ABF (-13.9%). Small 12 performed badly, falling 5.1%, hurt by the declines posted by The Scottish Salmon (-27.5%) and Danish brewery Harboes Bryggeri (-18.9%). Over 12 months, Lead 11 (+8.3%) was the only index to outperform the European market (+6.8%), followed by Big 29, up 5.4%, Mid 28, up 1.3%, with Small 12 bringing up the rear at -1.2%. Lead 11 and Big 29 were the only sub-indices to outperform significantly the European market over ten years 250 200 150 Changes in the IAA 80 sub-indices per size category rebased to in January 2008 50 Weekly Price Return - EUR 0 IAA 80 Lead 11 Big 29 Mid 28 Small 12 MSCI Europe 2

The French sub-index significantly outperformed the IAA 80 and the CAC 40 in the 4 th quarter 130 120 110 90 80 Changes in the IAA 80 French sub-index rebased to in January 2017 Daily Price Return - EUR 70 j-17 f-17 m-17 a-17 m-17 j-17 j-17 a-17 s-17 o-17 n-17 d-17 j-18 FR 14 IAA 80 CAC 40 Over the past 3 months, FR 14 gained 7.3% compared with a slight rise of 1.1% for the CAC 40. Marie Brizard (-9.4%) and Fleury Michon (-3.4%) recorded the biggest declines, while Bonduelle (+24.2%) and Eurogerm (+14.4%) were the best performers. In the past year, FR 14 posted an impressive rise of 22%, significantly outperforming the IAA 80 and the Paris stock market index, which was up 6.8%. The French sub-index was driven by Bonduelle (+77%) and Rémy Cointreau (+42.5%). Over ten years, the French sub-index outperformed the CAC 40 but lagged the IAA 80 250 200 150 Changes in the French sub-index over 10 years rebased to in January 2008 50 0 IAA 80 FR 14 CAC 40 Weekly Price Return - EUR 3

Comparison of changes in European and American agri-food stocks The US 57 is the Unigrains indicator of 57 agri-food stocks listed in the United States. See page 9 for its composition. 300 Changes in the IAA 80 compared with the US 57 rebased to in January 2008 Over 10 years, the US 57 has outperformed the IAA 80 250 200 150 50 Weekly Price Return - EUR 0 IAA 80 US 57 The US 57 has grown by an average of 8.9% a year over 10 years. It was less impacted by the financial crisis of 2008 and its price in euro was boosted by the dollar s appreciation from 2014 130 Changes in the IAA 80 compared with the US 57 rebased to January in 2017 120 In the 4 th quarter of 2017, the IAA 80 kept its lead on the US 57 110 90 80 Daily Price Return - EUR 70 j-17 f-17 m-17 a-17 m-17 j-17 j-17 a-17 s-17 o-17 n-17 d-17 j-18 IAA 80 US 57 Over the past quarter, the US 57 rose 4.8% but lost 5.4% year-on-year. The IAA 80 lost 1.5% over the quarter but rose 8.1% year-on-year. In the United States, snacking food companies Amplify Snack Brands (+64.8%) and Snyder's Lance (+26.6%) were the best performers in the second half. New Age Beverages Corporation (-35.4%) once again recorded the sharpest decline in the quarter. 4

18x EBITDA multiple for the IAA 80 16x 14x The valuation of the IAA 80 remained stable in the 4 th quarter 12x 10x 8x 6x 1-month moving average 4x Food 55 Boisson 25 IAA 80 MOY Euronext - FTSE - SMI The IAA 80 ended the quarter at 14.5x EBITDA, while the average valuation of the main indices, Euronext, FTSE and SMI, remained stable at 10.8x EBITDA. 18x EBITDA multiple for sub-indices per size category 16x 14x The valuations of the size category subindices remained relatively stable in the 4 th quarter of 2017 12x 10x 8x 6x 1-month moving average 4x Lead 11 Big 29 Mid 28 Small 12 Lead 11 ended the quarter at 15.2x EBITDA and Big 29 at 12.5x. Mid 28 and Small 12 ended 2017 at 9.6x and 9.5x EBITDA, respectively. FR 14 continued to grow, reaching an average valuation of 15.1x EBITDA at end- December, significantly higher than the CAC 40 s average valuation of 9.7x 16x 14x 12x 10x 8x 6x EBITDA multiple for the French sub-index 1-month moving average 4x FR 14 IAA 80 CAC 40 5

Appendix 1 Additional figures and definitions Stock market performances Performance* of agri-food indices at 31/12/2017 Annualised growth 1 month 3 months 6 months 1 year 3 years 5 years 10 years IAA 80 0.1% (1.5%) 0.4% 8.1% 8.1% 9.1% 6.3% Food 55 (0.0%) (2.1%) (1.5%) 9.0% 9.8% 9.0% 6.0% Beverages 25 0.2% (0.7%) 3.3% 6.9% 5.4% 9.3% 6.8% Lead 11 (0.4%) (2.1%) (0.3%) 8.3% 7.3% 8.8% 7.0% Big 29 2.6% 1.0% 3.7% 5.4% 16.0% 11.8% 6.8% Mid 28 1.4% (0.6%) 2.8% 1.3% 8.5% 7.9% (11.4%) Small 12 (0.1%) (5.1%) (2.7%) (1.2%) 10.4% 8.3% (1.0%) FR 14 1.6% 7.3% 8.3% 22.0% 2.9% 9.6% 4.6% MSCI Europe 1.4% (0.4%) 1.8% 6.8% 4.2% 6.5% 0.7% *Share price performance throughout the corresponding period, excluding dividends Volatility: average weekly variation (absolute) 1 year 3 years 5 years 10 years IAA 80 1.0% 1.5% 1.5% 1.6% Food 55 1.0% 1.5% 1.4% 1.6% Beverages 25 1.3% 1.8% 1.8% 2.0% Lead 11 1.1% 1.6% 1.5% 1.7% Big 29 1.0% 1.4% 1.3% 1.6% Mid 28 0.8% 1.1% 1.1% 1.8% Small 12 0.9% 1.1% 1.0% 1.5% FR 14 1.2% 1.7% 1.7% 2.0% MSCI Europe 0.8% 1.6% 1.5% 2.0% Financial performances Definitions Key financial data in 2016 Average Sales ( m) EBITDA/Sales ROCE Gearing Leverage IAA 80 4,600 15% 11% 0.5 2.3 Food 54 4,802 14% 11% 0.4 1.7 Beverages 26 4,154 19% 11% 0.6 3.7 Lead 11 25,194 21% 10% 0.6 2.2 Big 29 2,348 18% 13% 0.4 1.3 Mid 28 639 13% 11% 0.6 3.3 Small 12 404 9% 6% 0.4 2.4 France 14 3,146 12% 7% 0.7 5.2 Euronext 20,710 21% 9% 0.1 2.3 MSCI Europe: index representing the European stock market Weighted index consisting of 437 Western European stocks. Average market capitalisation of 15 billion. EBITDA multiple = EV/EBITDA EV (enterprise value) = market capitalisation + net financial debt + minority interests ROCE = EBIT * (1-33%)/(net fixed assets + working capital requirement) avg year n/n-1 Gearing = net financial debt/shareholders equity Leverage = net financial debt/ebitda Financial figures are derived from the CIQ database, which adjusts them according to its own methodology to produce consistent indicators. 6

Appendix 2 Methodology Created by Unigrains, the IAA 80 indicator is an index consisting of 80 listed agri-food stocks based in 13 countries of Western Europe (Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom). It is weighted by the market capitalisation. The selected stocks have a market capitalisation of more than 50m and a minimum free float of 15%. The IAA 80 is divided into several sub-indices based on three criteria: Activity: Food 55 and Beverages 25, composed respectively of 55 and 25 stocks. Size: Lead 11, Big 29, Mid 28 and Small 12 with a breakdown of businesses based on their market capitalisation at 1 January of the current year; thresholds at 200m, 1,000m and 10,000m. Geographic region: France 14, composed of 14 French stocks. All of the figures in this memorandum come from the S&P Capital IQ database and are calculated in EUR. IAA 80 stocks Company Country Sector Sub-sector Market capitalisation at 01/01/2018 (in m) Size category in IAA 80 NESTLÉ CH Food Sweet & savoury groceries 215,526 Lead 11 AB-INBEV BE Beverages Brewing 180,086 Lead 11 UNILEVER NL Food Sweet & savoury groceries 133,303 Lead 11 DIAGEO UK Beverages Wine & spirits 76,869 Lead 11 HEINEKEN NL Beverages Brewing 49,523 Lead 11 DANONE FR Food Sweet & savoury groceries 42,947 Lead 11 PERNOD-RICARD FR Beverages Wine & spirits 34,891 Lead 11 ABF UK Food Sweet & savoury groceries 24,990 Lead 11 KERRY IE Food Agri-food ingredients 16,457 Lead 11 CARLSBERG DK Beverages Brewing 15,260 Lead 11 LINDT & SPRUENGLI CH Food Chocolate, confectionery 14,127 Lead 11 BARRY CALLEBAUT CH Food Chocolate, confectionery 9,521 Big 29 ORKLA NO Food Sweet & savoury groceries 8,979 Big 29 DAVIDE CAMPARI IT Beverages Wine & spirits 7,469 Big 29 MARINE HARVEST NO Food Seafood products 6,349 Big 29 RÉMY COINTREAU FR Beverages Wine & spirits 5,725 Big 29 GLANBIA IE Food Agri-food ingredients 4,398 Big 29 SUDZUCKER DE Food Sugar 3,714 Big 29 TATE & LYLE UK Food Agri-food ingredients 3,668 Big 29 EMMI CH Food Dairy products 3,209 Big 29 AAK SE Food Agri-food ingredients 3,019 Big 29 EBRO FOODS ES Food Sweet & savoury groceries 3,003 Big 29 FEVERTREE UK Beverages Soft drinks 2,950 Big 29 ARYZTA CH Food Sweet & savoury groceries 2,933 Big 29 SALMAR NO Food Seafood products 2,813 Big 29 LERØY SEAFOOD NO Food Seafood products 2,658 Big 29 ROYAL UNIBREW DK Beverages Brewing 2,621 Big 29 NOMAD FOODS UK Food Sweet & savoury groceries 2,566 Big 29 VISCOFAN ES Food Agri-food ingredients 2,564 Big 29 BRITVIC UK Beverages Soft drinks 2,405 Big 29 L.D.C. FR Food Meat 1,922 Big 29 CRANSWICK UK Food Meat 1,887 Big 29 GREENCORE IE Food Sweet & savoury groceries 1,813 Big 29 LOTUS BAKERIES BE Food Sweet & savoury groceries 1,720 Big 29 7

Company Country Sector Sub-sector Market capitalisation at 01/01/2018 (in m) Size category in IAA 80 P/F BAKKAFROST DK Food Seafood products 1,715 Big 29 BELL CH Food Meat 1,467 Big 29 AUSTEVOLL SEAFOOD NO Food Seafood products 1,398 Big 29 BONDUELLE FR Food F&V 1,352 Big 29 ROYAL WESSANEN NL Food Sweet & savoury groceries 1,297 Big 29 SAVENCIA FR Food Dairy products 1,131 Big 29 DAIRY CREST UK Food Dairy products 906 Mid 28 GREENYARD FOODS BE Food F&V 892 Mid 28 C&C GROUP IE Beverages Wine & spirits 881 Mid 28 CLOETTA SE Food Chocolate, confectionery 871 Mid 28 A.G.BARR UK Beverages Soft drinks 867 Mid 28 GRIEG SEAFOOD NO Food Seafood products 810 Mid 28 HILTON FOOD UK Food Meat 714 Mid 28 NICHOLS UK Beverages Soft drinks 639 Mid 28 OLVI OYJ FI Beverages Brewing 620 Mid 28 RAISIO FI Food Sweet & savoury groceries 605 Mid 28 NORWAY ROYAL NO Food Seafood products Mid 28 SALMON 593 STOCK SPIRITS UK Beverages Wine & spirits 586 Mid 28 FROSTA DE Food Sweet & savoury groceries 538 Mid 28 LA DORIA IT Food F&V 508 Mid 28 LAURENT-PERRIER FR Beverages Wine & spirits 492 Mid 28 BARON DE LEY ES Beverages Wine & spirits 473 Mid 28 PREMIER FOODS UK Food Sweet & savoury groceries 400 Mid 28 ORIOR CH Food Meat 391 Mid 28 SCANDI STANDARD SE Food Meat 388 Mid 28 MARIE BRIZARD FR Beverages Wine & spirits 354 Mid 28 HOCHDORF CH Food Agri-food ingredients 345 Mid 28 ATRIA FI Food Meat 341 Mid 28 HÜGLI CH Food Sweet & savoury groceries 331 Mid 28 TER BEKE BE Food Meat 299 Mid 28 MASSIMO ZANETTI IT Beverages Coffee 254 Mid 28 LANSON-BCC FR Beverages Wine & spirits 233 Mid 28 VRANKEN POMMERY FR Beverages Wine & spirits 210 Mid 28 DEOLEO ES Food Sweet & savoury groceries 202 Mid 28 FLEURY MICHON FR Food Meat 195 Small 12 HKSCAN FI Food Meat 169 Small 12 SCHLOSS WACHENHEIM DE Beverages Wine & spirits 162 Small 12 THE SCOTTISH SALMON UK Food Seafood products 157 Small 12 FINSBURY FOOD UK Food Sweet & savoury groceries 154 Small 12 MIKO BE Food Sweet & savoury groceries 153 Small 12 EUROGERM FR Food Agri-food ingredients 131 Small 12 ADVINI FR Beverages Wine & spirits 128 Small 12 Cereal, oilseed & protein GROUPE MINOTERIES CH Food Small 12 crop processing 103 APETIT FI Food Sweet & savoury groceries 88 Small 12 TIPIAK FR Food Sweet & savoury groceries 79 Small 12 HARBOES BRYGGERI DK Beverages Brewing 57 Small 12 8

US 57 stocks The list of stocks in the US 57 is updated each year based on their market capitalisation at 1 January. At-end 2017, three stocks exited the US 60 (which therefore became the US 57): - Omega Protein, which was taken over by Cooke - Inventure Food, which was taken over by UTZ Foods - Reed's, whose market capitalisation fell back under 50m Company Sector Sub-sector Market capitalisation at 01/01/2018 (in m) THE COCA-COLA COMPANY Beverages Soft drinks 163,051 PEPSICO, INC. Beverages Soft drinks 142,433 THE KRAFT HEINZ COMPANY Food Sweet & savoury groceries 78,930 MONDELEZ INTERNATIONAL, INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 53,764 CONSTELLATION BRANDS, INC. Beverages Wine & spirits 37,252 MONSTER BEVERAGE CORPORATION Beverages Soft drinks 29,961 GENERAL MILLS, INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 28,076 TYSON FOODS, INC. Food Meat 24,783 BROWN-FORMAN CORPORATION Beverages Wine & spirits 21,986 THE HERSHEY COMPANY Food Chocolate, confectionery 20,092 KELLOGG COMPANY Food Sweet & savoury groceries 19,549 HORMEL FOODS CORPORATION Food Meat 16,004 MOLSON COORS BREWING COMPANY Beverages Brewing 14,724 DR PEPPER SNAPPLE GROUP, INC. Beverages Soft drinks 14,696 CONAGRA BRANDS, INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 12,821 CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY Food Sweet & savoury groceries 12,047 THE J. M. SMUCKER COMPANY Food Sweet & savoury groceries 11,758 MCCORMICK & COMPANY, INC Food Sweet & savoury groceries 11,123 INGREDION INCORPORATED Food Ingredients 8,355 LAMB WESTON HOLDINGS, INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 6,876 PILGRIM'S PRIDE CORPORATION Food Meat 6,438 PINNACLE FOODS INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 5,886 BLUE BUFFALO PET PRODUCTS, INC. Food Pet food 5,386 POST HOLDINGS, INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 4,367 SEABOARD CORPORATION Food Meat, agric. commodities, etc. 4,301 SNYDER'S-LANCE, INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 4,033 NATIONAL BEVERAGE CORP. Beverages Soft drinks 3,782 THE HAIN CELESTIAL GROUP, INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 3,687 FLOWERS FOODS, INC. Food Pastry and bakery 3,368 LANCASTER COLONY CORPORATION Food Sweet & savoury groceries 2,954 SANDERSON FARMS, INC. Food Meat 2,630 DARLING INGREDIENTS INC. Food Ingredients 2,487 J&J SNACK FOODS CORP. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 2,371 9

TREEHOUSE FOODS, INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 2,357 Company Sector Sub-sector Market capitalisation at 01/01/2018 (in m) FRESH DEL MONTE PRODUCE INC. Food F&V 1,975 B&G FOODS, INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 1,947 TOOTSIE ROLL INDUSTRIES, INC. Food Chocolate, confectionery 1,915 THE BOSTON BEER COMPANY, INC. Beverages Brewing 1,852 CAL-MAINE FOODS, INC. Food Eggs 1,799 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Beverages Soft drinks 1,674 CALAVO GROWERS, INC. Food F&V 1,233 HOSTESS BRANDS, INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 1,229 MGP INGREDIENTS, INC. Beverages Wine & spirits 1,071 DEAN FOODS COMPANY Food Dairy products 877 AMPLIFY SNACK BRANDS, INC. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 752 JOHN B. SANFILIPPO & SON, INC. Food F&V 595 SUNOPTA INC. Food Ingredients 555 FARMER BROS. CO. Food Sweet & savoury groceries 447 PRIMO WATER CORPORATION Beverages Soft drinks 314 CRAFT BREW ALLIANCE, INC. Beverages Brewing 309 LANDEC CORPORATION Food Milk, ingredients 289 SENECA FOODS CORPORATION Food F&V 250 CASTLE BRANDS INC. Beverages Wine & spirits 167 LIFEWAY FOODS, INC. Food Dairy products 107 BRIDGFORD FOODS CORPORATION Food Sweet & savoury groceries 95 NEW AGE BEVERAGES CORPORATION Beverages Soft drinks 63 ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHOCOLATE FACTORY Food Chocolate, confectionery 58 10