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On the occasion of the French President Emmanuel Macron’s official visit to China, SUEZ NWS has announced the award of the contract to recover hazardous waste from a Dongying Industrial Park in Shandong Province, for a cumulative turnover estimated at c. €603 million for a period of 30 years. This contract allows the Group to provide Dongying with a complete range of industrial services following the win, last September, of the city's industrial wastewater treatment contract. This ninth hazardous waste treatment project of SUEZ NWS in Greater China illustrates the Group’s expertise and ambitions in this fast-growing market.

SUEZ offers its employees in France and around the world a chance to subscribe to SHARING, its fourth shareholding plan since 2011, reserved for employees.

SUEZ has won the contract to manage the entire sewer network and wastewater treatment plants in Lucknow, the capital city of India's largest State (Uttar Pradesh) and its 2.8 million inhabitants. Worth €98.3 million, this contract includes the 10-year operation and maintenance of 1.600 kilometres of sewer network, three Wastewater Treatment Plants and eight Sewage Pumping Stations. It is the first time in India that a single service provider will manage all the sewer infrastructure in a city, thus optimising wastewater treatment.

The City of Montréal has signed a contract with SUEZ to design, build, operate and maintain an organic waste treatment center. This contract, worth c. €115 million, provides for a two-year construction period of the plant followed by a five-year operating period. This is the second contract won this year by SUEZ in Montreal, which is currently building a composting facility. The new plant will convert organic material into biomethane, producing enough renewable gas to power around 3,600 households.

SUEZ Ventures, the SUEZ Corporate Venture Capital fund, is supporting Inflowmatix’s growth through a 2.8M£ investment, joining existing shareholders IP Group Plc, Parkwalk Advisors and the founders.

The consortium¹ formed by SUEZ and its partners successfully concluded talks with IFC² and EBRD, the main lenders of a €300 million non-recourse credit facility to finance, design, build and operate a 103 MW energy-from-waste facility and a demolition waste recycling unit, allowing the closure of one of the largest dumpsites still active in Europe.

SUEZ announces today “Shaping SUEZ 2030”, a comprehensive strategic plan to position the Group – now - for the opportunities and the challenges of the next decade. The plan enhances value creation for all stakeholders over 4 years with material results as soon as 2021. The plan positions Suez as the global leader in environmental services.

The SUEZ-Institut de France Awards were created ten years ago to reward, every year, projects that contribute to the development of water services, sanitation and waste management in developing countries.