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Bonheur ASA AGM Information 2017

May 24, 2017

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Annual General Meeting

24 May 2017

Bonheur ASA Group - Highlights 1Q 2017

Operating revenues were NOK 2 353 million (NOK 3 289 million)

(1Q 16 in brackets)

  • Operating result before depreciation (EBITDA) was NOK 689 million (NOK 1 286 million)
  • Operating result (EBIT) was NOK 7 million (NOK 400 million)
  • Net result NOK -148 million (NOK 211 million)

51.9%Fred. Olsen Energy ASA

  • EBITDA NOK 345 mill. (NOK 1 205 mill.)
  • New 50 days drilling contract for BidefordDolphin
  • Borgholm Dolphin to be decommissioned

100% Fred. Olsen RenewablesAS

  • EBITDA NOK 248 mill. (NOK 202 mill.)
  • Like-for-like generation 13% higher
  • 16% weakening of NOK/GBP

Fred. Olsen Ocean Ltd.100%

  • EBITDA NOK 96 mill. (NOK -97 mill.)
  • Utilization for installation vessels 100% (40%)
  • Contract pipeline into year end 2019 covered by 41% firm contracts

  • 100% Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Ltd.

  • EBITDA NOK 19 mill. (NOK 30 mill.)
  • 16% weakening of NOK/GBP
  • 13% weakening of GBP/USD
  • Net ticket income per diems up 7.5%

Offshore drilling

  • Bonheur ASA main shareholder with a total stake of 51.9% in Fred. Olsen Energy ASA
  • The Fleet:
  • 2 Ultra deepwater DP Drillships
  • 1 Deepwater semi-submersible Drilling Rig
  • 4 Medium Water Semi-submersible Drilling Rigs
  • 1 Semi-submersible Tender Support Rig

Fred. Olsen Energy ASA Harland & Wolff Shipyard

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Source: Clarksons Platou Offshore

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Total installed production capacity of 595.9 MW

  • Seven operating wind farms in Scotland (446.6 MW) (*)
  • One operating wind farm in Norway (71.3 MW)
  • One operating wind farm in Sweden (78 MW)

(*) FOWL, 51% ownership of 432.8 MW after sale of 49% to TRIG in 2015

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Windy Standard II in Scotland (61.5 MW) – expected completion 4Q17

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  • Power prices in UK, Norway and Sweden were on average £48 (£35), €31 (€22) and €32 (€23), respectively, in 1Q17 (1Q 16).
  • Green certificate prices in Scandinavia have come down materially from SEK 115.5/MWh as at year end 2016 to an average in 1Q17 of SEK 75/MWh

Powerprices (quarterly average)

Shipping / Offshore wind

Fred. Olsen Windcarrier

  • Two transport and installation jack-up vessels for offshore wind turbines; "Brave Tern" and "Bold Tern".
  • Both vessels upgraded in 2016 legs and crane extensions

Fred. Olsen Windcarrier Denmark

87.5% ownership with a fleet of 7 crew transfer vessels (CTV)'s

Global Wind Service

75.5% ownership. International provider of qualified and skilled personell to the global wind turbine industry, offshore and onshore

Universal Foundation

100% owned as from April 2017. 12

Shipping / Offshore wind

Since the first offshore wind turbine saw the light of day in 1991, wind turbines have grown nearly fourfold in size. Photo: DONG Energy

Cruise

  • Owns an operate four cruise ships;
  • Black Watch
  • Braemar
  • Boudicca
  • Balmoral
  • Offers a diverse range of cruise holidays
  • Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Ltd. Total passenger capacity: 3700 14

Cruise, a supply led growth industry – now 24 million pax. per year

Cruise

  • Passenger days were 271 634 in 1Q 17 (1Q 16: 259 146), an increase of 4.8%.
  • Net Ticket Income per passenger day was £116 in 1Q 17(1Q 16: £108)
  • Weakening of USD/GBP negative impact on EBITDA in 1Q 17 of GBP 2.2 million

Cruise – Fleet of cruise ships

Other Investments

  • NHST Media Group AS (54.0%)
  • Comprising four main business segments: Norwegian publications MyNewsdesk Global Publications Nautical Charts

  • Koksa Eiendom AS (12.6%)

  • Last properties sold agreement closed Jan 17
  • Dividend of NOK 178 million paid to BON 5 May 2017. NOK 5.5 million expected to be paid in June

Bonheur ASA Group - Highlights 1Q 2017

Operating revenues were NOK 2 353 million (NOK 3 289 million)

(1Q 16 in brackets)

  • Operating result before depreciation (EBITDA) was NOK 689 million (NOK 1 286 million)
  • Operating result (EBIT) was NOK 7 million (NOK 400 million)
  • Net result NOK -148 million (NOK 211 million)

51.9%Fred. Olsen Energy ASA

  • EBITDA NOK 345 mill. (NOK 1 205 mill.)
  • New 50 days drilling contract for BidefordDolphin
  • Borgholm Dolphin to be decommissioned

100% Fred. Olsen RenewablesAS

  • EBITDA NOK 248 mill. (NOK 202 mill.)
  • Like-for-like generation 13% higher
  • 16% weakening of NOK/GBP

Fred. Olsen Ocean Ltd.100%

  • EBITDA NOK 96 mill. (NOK -97 mill.)
  • Utilization for installation vessels 100% (40%)
  • Contract pipeline into year end 2019 covered by 41% firm contracts

  • 100% Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Ltd.

  • EBITDA NOK 19 mill. (NOK 30 mill.)
  • 16% weakening of NOK/GBP
  • 13% weakening of GBP/USD
  • Net ticket income per diems up 7.5%