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    R e s u l t s

    2 1 F e b r u a r y 2 0 1 3

    A n n u a l

    The T3 tram line arrives at Parc du Pont de Flandre (Paris 19 th)

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    2012AnnualResults

    Disclaimer

    This presentation is not an offer or a request for an offer to sellor exchange securities, or a recommendation to subscribe, buyor sell Icade securities. Distribution of this document may be

    limited in certain countries by legislation or regulations.

    As a result, any person who comes into possession of thisdocument is required to familiarise themselves and comply withsuch restrictions.To the extent permitted by the applicablelaws, Icade excludes all liability and makes no representationregarding the violation of any such restrictions by any person

    whatsoever.

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    1 Strengths of the Icade business model

    Optimising the asset portfolioMatching the portfolio with demand

    Strengthening the financial position

    Managing risk

    2 Financial results

    3 Opportunities and strengths

    4 Appendices

    C o n t e n t s

    Parc du Millnaire, Paris 19th

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    Solid key indicators

    Significant improvement in EBITDA (+8%) LTV under control

    Reduction in NAV in 2012 (-3%)Strong growth in net current cash flow (+13%)

    40.0% 39.5% 39.8%

    Dec. 2011 June 2012 Dec. 2012

    83.7/ action

    80.8/ action

    80.7/ action

    4,313 M 4,189 M 4,190 M

    Dec. 2011 June 2012 Dec. 2012

    355 M 385 M

    Dec. 2011 Dec. 2012

    4.32 / action

    4.86/ action

    223 M 251 M

    Dec. 2011 Dec. 2012

    Net current cash flow rose by 12.5% due to firm growth in EBITDA, particularlyin Commercial Property

    A solid financial position Taking into account assets covered by a promise of sale at 31

    December 2012, the adjusted LTV was 38.4%

    EPRA triple-net NAV was down 2.8% relative to 31 December 2011,because of lower asset values in Commercial Property (due in particular tothe value adjustment relating to tour EQHO) and the lower mark-to-marketvalue of hedging instruments

    EBITDA rose by 8%, mainly due to efficient rental management, acquisitions anda reduction in intra-group transactions between the Development and PropertyInvestment divisions

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    1 Strengths of the Icade business model

    Optimising the asset portfolioMatching the portfolio with demand

    Strengthening the financial position

    Managing risk

    2 Financial results

    3 Opportunities and strengths

    4 Appendices

    C o n t e n t s

    Parc du Millnaire, Paris 19th

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    Strengths of the Icade business model

    Streamlining assets

    90% of the portfolio now consists ofstrategic and alternative assets

    Ongoing move to focus on commercial property in 2013 through the planned combinationwith Silic

    547m of investment in 2012 in strategic activities (offices, business parks) and alternative activities

    (healthcare)

    350m of disposals, either completed or covered by a promise of sale, involving non-strategic

    or mature assets (residential, warehouses, Germany)

    Matching the portfolio with demand

    Assets located in the main business districts of the Paris region, benefiting from recent

    or upcoming development ofpublic transport, strengthened by the combination with Silic

    Recently built properties, meeting the toughest environmental standards

    Success in terms of the main rental conditions, stabilising the occupancy rateat around 95%

    Strengthening the financial position

    New financing (club deal, mortgage, fundraising for Icade Sant) resulting in a more even debt

    maturity schedule and preparing for the integration of Silic

    Sound financial position

    Managing risk

    Specific approach to the development market

    Major potential for increasing rents on existing properties and secure projects

    Firm grip on the pipeline, allowing major flexibility in initiating operations

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

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    Optimising the asset portfolioBreakdown of the portfolio by strategic sector between 2009 and 2012

    Ongoing move to focus on commercial property in 2012(1)Assuming 100% ownership

    Total portfolio value:6,850m

    at 31 December 2012

    2009 2012

    Shoppingcentres

    281m

    Healthcare

    661m

    Offices, France

    1,162m

    Business parks

    1,289m

    Offices,

    Germany,

    Warehouses,

    Residential

    2,411m

    Alternative 16%

    Strategic 42%

    Non-strategic 42%

    22%

    20%

    42%

    5%

    11%

    Total portfolio value:5,804m

    at 31 December 2009

    Alternative 32%Non-strategic 10%

    Strategic 58%

    Shoppingcentres

    442mHealthcare (1)

    1,725m

    Offices, France

    2,426m

    Business parks

    1,570m

    Offices,

    Germany,

    Warehouses,

    Residential

    687m

    23%

    35%

    10%

    25%

    7%Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

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    Optimising the asset portfolioInvestments and disposals

    Investments:557m

    Warehouses, offices and retail property Disposal of 36,400 m2 of warehouses and 7,300 m2 of offices

    and retail properties on a joint-ownership basis

    Disposal in December 2012 of an 8,400 m office building

    at 7-9 avenue de Messine, Paris 8 th

    Promise of sale signed in January 2013 for a portfolio of 11

    logistics platforms, with total space of 380,000 m2 for145m

    Offices, Germany Disposal of two office buildings in Berlin and Hamburg

    and land for57m Promise of sale on buildings in Berlin and Frankfurt

    (19,400 m) and land in Germany

    Residential Sale of an entire development of 495 homes in Epinay-sur-Seine

    in June 2012 for33m

    Promise of sale signed in January 2013 for the block disposal

    of 849 homes in Sarcelles (95)

    Other disposals Disposal in March 2012 of Icade Rsidences Services, a

    company specialising in managing student residences, for24.2m

    Talks underway to sell the engineering business of the

    Development division in the first quarter of 2013 (Arcoba, Gestec,

    Setrhi-Stae) and to sell Suretis, which specialises in security

    and remote surveillance services

    Disposals: 350m (capital gains:81m)

    Tour EQHO (La Dfense)

    Le Beauvaisis (Paris 19th)

    Healthcare

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    Active portfolio rotation policy, allowing the portfolio to be streamlined

    Completion of 79,200 m of usable space

    scheduled in mid-2013

    First high-rise building with HQERnovation and

    BREEAM-Very Good / BBC Rnovation Certification

    Completion of 12,000 m in early 2012, including

    3,350 m let to ARD

    First Paris office building with both HQEand BBC

    Rnovationcertification

    Acquisition of 11 clinics (2,100 beds) managed

    by top-tier operators for310m

    Front Pop laire metro station (e tension of the 12 line) in the Parc des Portes de Paris (Saint Denis)

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    Front Populaire metro station (extension of the 12 line) in the Parc des Portes de Paris (Saint-Denis)

    C o n t e n t s1 Strengths of the Icade business model

    Optimising the asset portfolioMatching the portfolio with demand

    Strengthening the financial position

    Managing risk

    2 Financial results

    3 Opportunities and strengths

    4 Appendices

    h h f l h d d

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    Nanterre

    Courbevoie

    Puteaux

    8

    12

    15

    19

    12

    3

    4

    56

    7

    9 10

    11

    1314

    16

    1718

    20

    Maison-Alfort

    Villejuif

    Issy-les-Moulineaux

    Boulogne

    Neuilly

    Nanterre

    St Denis

    Rueil-Malmaison

    >100m50m to100m0m to50m

    CourcouronnesEvry

    Aubervilliers

    OfficesBusiness parks

    Paris 19th

    Aubervilliers

    St Denis

    BUSINESS PARKS

    LaDfense

    Matching the portfolio with demandLocation of business parks and offices in the Paris region

    Assets located in the main business districts of the Paris region, benefitingfrom recent or upcoming transport developments, strengthened

    by the combination with Silic

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    Villejuif

    Tour

    PB5

    LaDfense

    Crys

    talPark

    Neuilly

    Haussmann

    Paris8th

    L

    INK

    Paris15th

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel T

    our

    EQHO

    LaD

    fense

    h h f l h d d

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    012AnnualResults 1. North-East Paris

    2. ZAC Claude Bernard

    3. Gare des Mines-Fillettes

    OTHER PROJECTS

    Yesterday

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    Matching the portfolio with demandFocus on business parks

    M2M1

    M5

    M6

    M4M3

    SAINT

    DENIS AUBERVILLIERS

    PARIS

    Stops on the 239 and 65 bus lines

    M t hi th tf li ith d d

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    Today

    1. North-East Paris

    2. ZAC Claude Bernard

    3. Gare des Mines-Fillettes

    OTHER PROJECTS

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    Matching the portfolio with demandFocus on business parks

    M2M1

    M5

    M6

    M4M3

    SAINT

    DENIS AUBERVILLIERS

    PARIS

    Stops on the 239 and 65 bus lines

    Front Populaire station

    (phase 1) opened on 18 Dec 2012

    Tram line

    Opened on 15 Dec 2012

    3T

    M 12Metro station

    M t hi th tf li ith d d

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    Matching the portfolio with demandFocus on business parks

    1. North-East Paris

    2. ZAC Claude Bernard

    3. Gare des Mines-Fillettes

    OTHER PROJECTS

    M2M1

    M5

    M6

    M4M3

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    SAINT

    DENIS

    PARIS

    AUBERVILLIERS

    Tomorrow

    An area very well served by public transport

    Stops on the 239 and 65 bus lines

    Front Populaire station

    (phase 1) opened on 15 Dec 2012

    Tram line

    Opened on 15 Dec 2012

    M 12

    3T

    Planned tram line 8T

    Extension of the RER E line

    (Rosa Parks station)E

    Ilot EMetro station

    M t hing the po tfolio ith dem nd

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    1,598

    2,023

    4,241

    4,611

    1,621

    2,130

    4,417

    4,853

    Parc du Mauvin Parc des Portes de Paris Parc du Pont de Flandre Parc du Millnaire

    Value at 31 December 2010 Value at 31 December 2012

    152172

    295 292

    162178

    308328

    Rent at 31 December 2010 Rent at 31 December 2012

    Average values and rents by park( / m)

    +5.3%

    +4.1%+5.2%

    +1.4%

    ... with a significant impact on rents and values

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    Matching the portfolio with demandFocus on business parks

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    Matching the portfolio with demand

    Proportion of strategic portfolio

    in the Paris region: 99%

    Portfolio mostly consisting of officesand business parks, located mainly in the most dynamic

    districts within the Paris region

    Total value of the commercial portfolio:

    6,593m at 31 December 2012Take-up in the main districts within the Paris region

    (thousands of m)

    428

    247

    149

    246

    208

    397

    264

    117

    226

    219

    345

    260

    163

    261

    235

    Paris CBD

    Paris otherbusiness districts

    La Dfense

    Western Crescent

    Northern sector

    2010 2011 2012

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    -6.9%

    +1.7%

    +3.0%

    +2.0%

    +4.2%

    % : average annual change

    (1) Levallois, Neuilly, Boulogne-Billancourt and Issy-les-Moulineaux

    (2) Saint-Denis, Saint-Ouen, Clichy, Aubervilliers and Paris 19th

    (1)

    (2)

    Source:MBE Conseil / Immostat

    11%

    Western Crescent

    1,007m

    Inner suburbs

    1,408m

    Paris

    1,069m

    La Dfense707m

    Germany

    233m

    French provinces

    1,811m

    22%

    15%

    16%

    27%

    4%

    Outer suburbs

    358m5%

    Matching the portfolio with demand

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    Matching the portfolio with demandAsset quality

    Low average age of portfolio assets:assets less than 10 years old make up 67%

    of the portfolio by value

    HQE certified properties in use account for

    21% (excluding EQHO, due for completion

    in 2013)

    All Icade developments have at least

    HQE certification (Millnaire 3, Veolia,

    Ilot E, EQHO etc.)

    Properties that are efficient for tenants

    Limited charges (low energy consumption etc.)

    Optimised occupancy (flexible spaces with

    extension possibilities)

    216,076

    298,290 298,290

    358,970

    428,810

    2012 2013e 2014e 2015e 2016e

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    Strong growth in properties with environmental certification

    Office properties with HQE certification

    (total space in m)

    Matching the portfolio with demand

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    Matching the portfolio with demandOperational indicators

    Healthy operational indicators

    providing good visibility on future cash flows

    Slight rise in occupancy rates

    Financial occupancy rate of 94.8% in December2012 (94.7% in December 2011)

    Maintenance of a voluntary vacancy rate and shorter

    lease terms in business parks so as to give more

    flexibility in asset management terms

    Financial occupancy rate Remaining committed lease term (years)

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    Higher remaining committed lease term

    Leases renewed in 2012 with committed termsof 5.6 years

    Rents broadly in line withmarket rentalvalues

    6.2 6.0 6.2 6.06.4

    5.2 5.24.9 4.7

    5.0

    Dec 10 June 11 Dec 11 June 12 Dec 12

    Commercial Property

    Offices and business parks portfolio

    91.0%

    92.5%

    94.7%

    93.3%

    94.8%

    88.7%

    91.0%

    93.4%

    90.8%

    92.6%

    dc-10 June 11 dc-11 June 12 Dec 12

    Commercial Property

    Offices and business parks portfolio

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    Le Beauvaisis (Parc du Pont de Flandre, Paris 19 th)

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    C o n t e n t s1 Strengths of the Icade business model

    Optimising the asset portfolioMatching the portfolio with demand

    Strengthening the financial position

    Managing risk

    2 Financial results

    3 Opportunities and strengths

    4 Appendices

    St th i th fi i l iti

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    Strengthening the financial position

    Improved funding through innovative solutions

    1.5bn club deal to prepare for the integration of Silic, resulting in a smoother maturity

    schedule

    200m mortgage loan on the Parc du Pont de Flandre

    360m capital increase valued at NAV to finance the development of Icade Sant

    LTV below 40%

    Longer average debt maturity

    Around900m of undrawn facilities, covering two years of debt repayments

    (capital + interest)

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    Pushed Slab (Paris 13th)

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    C o n t e n t s1 Strengths of the Icade business model

    Optimising the asset portfolio

    Matching the portfolio with demand

    Strengthening the financial position

    Managing risk

    2 Financial results

    3 Opportunities and strengths

    4 Appendices

    Managing risk

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    Ma ag g sA specific approach to the development market

    Residential Development work only launched after a sufficient level of reservations has been achieved

    Land options: land not bought until the development can be started, i.e. until pre-marketing can

    commence

    Increasing proportion of first-time buyers and institutional investors

    Commercial Very limited exposure to speculative developments (around 13% of space under development)

    Business levels evened out by more recurrent public-sector developments, which carry no marketing risk

    Development accounts for only 5.9% of capital employed at Icade

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    Institutional

    investors

    First-time buyers

    Breakdown of customersBreakdown of investors

    by tax regime in 2012

    Private

    investors

    32.5%17.3%

    32.2% 40.8%

    28.5%46.5%

    29.5%34.2%

    39.0% 36.2% 38.3%25.0%

    2009 2010 2011 2012

    LMP / LMNP

    4%

    Other tax relief

    6%

    Scellier

    90%

    Managing risk

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    g gResidential development - key indicators

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    Housing reservations - Value (m)

    620

    971 1 0151 132

    822

    0

    200

    400

    600

    800

    1000

    1200

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

    (1) Excluding PNE housing, the change between 2011 and 2012 was -14% by value

    (2) Figures take account of the re-inclusion of housing units in the PNE project

    (3) Value of unsold homes at 31 December 2012: 21m

    Backlog (2)- m

    519650

    811

    1 028 1 082

    0

    200

    400

    600

    800

    1000

    1200

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

    Disposal rate of marketable stock

    5.3%

    9.2%

    13.4% 12.7%

    7.8%

    0%

    5%

    10%

    15%

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

    Unsold homes -Volume (units)

    244264

    218

    118 117

    0

    50

    100

    150

    200

    250

    300

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

    -27.4% +5.2%

    -0.8%

    -38.6%

    Most residential developments have NF Logement and BBC certification

    (1) (1)

    (3)

    Managing risk

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    g gCommercial and public-sector development

    Commercial and public-sector development revenues (m) Intragroup revenues (m)

    Commercial property development: limited exposure to speculative developments,

    with most current developments secured by investors or tenants

    Under development: potential revenue of 381m from 312,500 m

    Under preparation: potential revenue of 1,029m from 578,600 m

    Public-sector property development: resilient business with no rental risk

    Under development: 124m from 111,500 m

    Under preparation: 87,200m

    Most projects have HQE or equivalent certification

    0

    100

    200

    300

    400

    2010 2011 2012

    PM, engineeringand other

    Commercialand retail

    Publicand healthcare

    379 364409 73

    66

    14

    0

    10

    20

    30

    40

    50

    60

    70

    80

    2010 2011 2012

    Controlled exposure to market risk:limited risk given the special characteristics of the Icade model

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    (1) PNE housing business transferred to Residential Development and separation of the PNE Refurbishment business

    (1) (1)

    Managing risk

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    Additional costs in 2012 incurred to strengthen the existing

    structure, which will contain all new elements (housing,

    offices, shops and public amenities):7m impact onEBITDA and18m impact on operating profit (1)

    Disposal of Icade's stake in the SAS PNE refurbishment

    company to CDC

    In future, Icade will concentrate on its role as residentialand commercial developer in this project

    907 homes built by Icade, with 80% reserved to date

    27,600 m of offices jointly developed with BNP Paribas Immobilier

    (investor for the whole development)

    15,400 m of business space acquired by RIVP

    Refurbishment risk related to the PNE project has now been isolated.In future, Icade will concentrate on the development part of this very large

    project, which will have a major impact on its region

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    g gNorth-East Paris development

    (1) Before stripping out internal margins

    Managing risk

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    g gFocus on the pipeline 2013-2017

    Investment at the cutting edge of sustainable development

    Total commercial property investment

    (identified and committed) ~541m

    Main investments Space CompletionTotal

    investment (1)Investment

    2013-2017Gross

    rent

    Yield

    Tour EQHOHQE Rnovation / BBC

    Rnovation

    BREEAM-Very Good

    79,200 m2 Q2 2013 746m 110m ~42m 6.5%(2)

    Work in

    progress

    Pre-marketing

    in progress

    Millnaire 3

    HQE

    / BBC /BREEAM-Excellent 32,000 m2

    Q2 2015

    388m 353m ~28m 7.2%

    Let to the

    ministry

    of Justice withoption to buy

    Veolia projectHQE, BREEAM-Very

    Good, RT2012, BBC

    45,000 m2 Q2 2016Let to Veolia

    Environnement

    Clinics: extensions /

    redevelopment90m 78m ~6m 7.1% Let

    Total 541m

    Strengthsofthe

    Icadebusinessmodel

    (1) Total estimated investment, including duties and fees (including land charges for business park developments, financial costs relating to works and, if applicable, rent-free periods and user work)

    For business parks, the gross value of land and buildings to be demolished for t he construction of projects is included in th e production costs for new developments

    (2) After taking into account the 93m impairment provision (at end-2011, provision of36m)

    Managing risk

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    Architect: Hubert & Roy Architectes

    Height: 139m

    Number of floors: Ground+40; 4 basement

    levels

    Floor space: 79,200m gross rentable area

    Car park: 1,100 spaces

    Employee capacity: up to 5,922 workstations

    (9.2 m net usable space / workstation)

    StrengthsoftheIcadebusinessmodel

    Tour EQHO

    A tower transformed, a renaissance, a new product

    A new luminous facade, highly contemporary, making a real architectural statement

    Modification of access and redesign of lobbies

    Total replacement of technical equipment

    Diversification and innovation in catering

    Exceptional services

    Increased flexibility: multi-tenant potential

    Strong visibility

    Standing on the La Dfense ring road

    Located just off the La Dfense plaza, with direct connections

    to Courbevoie town centre and its shops, as well as to the shopping centresof La Dfense

    Very high standards

    A breathable triple skin

    Construction work certification: a high proportion (95%) of office space

    with outside view

    Excellent noise insulation

    Environmental certification: HQE Rnovation, and BREEAM-Very Good /BBC Rnovation certification

    A major source of cash flow for Icade

    Impact of IBM's departure in 2009 offset by the arrival of Compagnie

    la Lucette in 2010

    Potential annual rent of around42m

    Limited vacancy cost: maximum annual post-completion impact of8m

    (3m in 2012, i.e. additional5m over a full-year)

    Managing riskB i k d j t

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    M2M1

    M5

    M6

    M4M3

    SAINTDENIS

    PARIS

    AUBERVILLIERS

    Centre commercialLe millnaire

    Signed agreements showing the appeal of the area

    and supporting its appraisal value

    Business parks: secured projects

    Veolia Environnement will relocate its head

    office in 2016, bringing together more than

    2,000 staff

    Off-plan lease signed in January 2013 for

    45,000 m of office space (lease term: 9 years /

    rent:16.5m)

    Featuring the latest environmental and energy-performance technologies (HQE and

    BREEAM-Very Good certification)

    In 2015, the ministry of Justice will bring

    together 1,600 central government staff,

    currently spread out over several sites

    within Paris

    December 2011: signature of heads of agreement

    with the government for a lease plus option to buy

    relating to Millnaire 3 (32,000 m) - lease term:12 years / rent: 11.6m

    Start of work: early 2013

    Expected completion: April 2015

    HQE and BREEAM-Excellent certification

    BBC certification

    StrengthsoftheIcadebusinessmodel

    Architecte : Dietmar Feichtinger Architecte : Cabinet KPF

    Managing riskB i k j t d t l

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    Millnaire 4 Ilt E

    Space: 24,800 m

    Rent:8.9m (350 per m of office space)

    Cost:117m (including incentive measures and land

    cost)

    Estimated yield to cost: 7.6%Completion: 24 months after launch decision

    Building permit obtained and cleared

    Environmental certifications: HQE, BREEAM, BBC,

    RT 2012

    Space: 28,300 m

    Rent:9.1m (300 per m of office space)

    Cost:110m (including incentive measures and land

    cost)

    Estimated yield to cost: 8.3%Expected completion: 30 months after launch decision

    Building permit obtained and cleared

    Innovative building - wooden structure and faades

    Business parks: projects under control

    StrengthsoftheIcadebusinessmodel

    Environmental certifications: HQE,

    BREEAM-Excellent, BBC, RT 2012

    Managing riskPotential rent

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    Potential rent

    Potential for increased rent before indexation (inm)Commercial Property division (before integration of Silic)

    382404

    463

    (13)

    + 12

    + 17+ 6

    + 21

    + 42

    (22)

    + 18

    Potential rental growth of around 20% within 4 or 5 years

    StrengthsoftheIcadebusinessmodel

    IFRS rentalincome

    2012

    Non-strategicdisposal(covered

    by promiseof sale)

    Millnaire 3(completion:

    2015)

    Veoliaproject

    (completion:2016)

    Clinics:extensions /

    redevelopment

    Securerent

    Potential rent(vacancies in

    buildings in use)

    EQHO(completion:

    2013)

    Disposals ofremaining non-strategic assets

    Other projectsidentified but

    not yet started(PDM4, Ilt E)

    Potentialrent

    Millnaire 3 and 4 (Paris 19th)

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    C o n t e n t s1 Strengths of the Icade business model

    2 Financial results

    3 Opportunities and strengths

    4 Appendices

    Property Investment divisionIncome statement

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    Income statement

    Substantial growth in rental income from the Property Investment division,resulting from the shift towards commercial property

    (1) 1 January 2012: transfer of Healthcare assets not owned by Icade Sant (mainly the Levallois building let to the ministry of the Interior) to Offices, France

    To ensure comparability, figures at 31 December 2011 have been adjusted to reflect this new classification(2) After elimination of business-line intra-group items

    Offices,

    France(1)

    Business parksTotal

    Strategic

    Shopping centres Healthcare(1) Total

    Alternative

    Non-strategic

    portfolioTOTAL (2)

    2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012

    Rental income 118 127 96 95 214 221 22 25 62 91 84 116 64 59 362 397

    Net rental

    income106 118 88 81 194 199 19 22 61 91 80 112 42 42 317 354

    RENTALMARGIN

    90% 93% 91% 86% 91% 90% 85% 87% 99% 99% 95% 96% 66% 72% 88% 89%

    (Net rent /rental income)

    EBITDA 96 107 82 73 179 180 17 20 56 85 73 106 36 38 288 323

    Operating

    profit

    50 16 44 40 94 56 5 6 29 43 34 49 48 33 176 138

    Financialresults

    m

    Property Development divisionIncome statement

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    Residential(1) Commercial(1)PNE refurbishment

    (1) TOTAL(2)

    Change

    (%)

    2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012

    Revenue 741 670 364 409 10 16 1,106 1,071 -3%

    EBITDA 56 52 25 20 1 -7 82 69 -16%

    EBITDA margin(EBITDA/revenue)

    7.5% 7.7% 6.9% 4.8% 11.0% -45.4% 7.4% 6.4% -1 pt

    Operating profit 51 46 30 21 -4 -18 77 52 -33%

    Income statement

    Limited decrease in revenue in the Property Development division despitetough operating conditions, and resilient margins, particularly in Residential

    Development

    (1) Including business-line intra-group items(2) After elimination of business-line intra-group items

    Financialresults

    m

    Services divisionIncome statement

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    Income statement

    Structural streamlining now complete

    Propertymanagement

    Advice/appraisals

    TOTAL Change

    (%)

    Businesses divested

    (in 2011 and 2012) or

    being divested

    2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012

    Revenue 34 33 18 15 52 48 -7% 58 15

    EBITDA 4 4 3 2 7 5 -19% 4 0

    EBITDA margin(EBITDA/revenue)

    10.7% 10.7% 16.2% 11.5% 12.5% 11.0% -1.5 pts 7.6% -0.6%

    Operating profit 3 3 2 1 6 4 -30% 4 -1

    Financialresults

    m

    From operating profitto net profit (group share)

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    to net profit (group share)

    CommercialProperty

    2011 2012Change

    %

    Operating profit - Property Investment 176 138 -21%

    Operating profit - Property Development 77 52 -33%

    Operating profit - Services 9 3 -64%

    Icade holding company and intra-group operatingprofit -24 8 NA

    Icade operating profit 238 201 -16%

    Net financial items -97 -102 +4%

    - Tax -44 -37 -16%

    Net profit 98 62 -37%

    - Minorities' share of net profit -5 -9 +78%

    Net profit (group share) 93 53 -43%

    Financialresults

    m

    Changein net current cash flow

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    Net current cash flow up 13%, mainly due to strong performance

    in the Property Investment division

    223.5

    251.4

    +36.0

    -10.7-5.7

    +11.7

    -3.9

    +0.5

    NCCF 2011 EBITDA PropertyInvestment

    EBITDA PropertyDevelopment

    (adjusted for SASPNE)

    EBITDA Services Head office costs,intra-group items

    and other

    Net underlyingfinancial items

    Underlyingcorporate income

    tax

    NCCF 2012

    4.32per share

    4.86

    per share

    Fina

    ncialresults

    m

    Total portfolio valueChange over the period

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    Change over the period

    Continuing disposals of non-strategic assets

    m (excluding transfer duties)

    (1) Buildings at their appraisal value

    2,567 2,557 2,426

    1,542 1,576 1,570

    437 440 442

    1,317 1,375 1,725

    864 809687

    December 2011 June 2012 December 2012

    Business parks Retail and shopping centresOffices, France

    Healthcare Non-strategic portfolio

    6,850(1)

    +1.4%

    6,727(1) +0.4%

    6,757(1)

    Strategic

    and Alternative

    90%

    Strategic

    and Alternative

    88%

    Strategic

    and Alternative

    87%Fina

    ncialresults

    Commercial Property portfolio valueAnalysis of changes

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    y g

    Like-for-like fall of 1.6% in the valueof theCommercial Property portfolio

    2,567 2,426

    1,542 1,570

    437 442

    1,317 1,725

    552430

    -194 -66

    +214+324

    -12 -88

    Dec 2011 Disposals of

    strategic assets

    Disposals of

    non-strategicassets

    Investments Healthcare

    acquisitions

    Rate effect Business plan

    effect

    Dec 2012

    6,415 6,593

    -1.6%like-for-like

    Change in value on

    like-for-like portfolio:

    -100m

    Business parks Retail and shopping centresOffices, France

    Healthcare Non-strategic portfolio (Offices, Germany and Warehouses)

    Strategic and

    Alternative91%

    Strategic and

    Alternative93%F

    ina

    ncialresults

    m (excluding transfer duties)

    Commercial Property portfolio valueLike-for-like change

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    g

    Highly contrasting pattern in yields fromone asset class to the next

    (1) Impact on appraisal value of the revised yields and discount rates used by appraisers

    (2) Impact on appraisal value of revised assumptions in building business plans (e.g. rent index, lease renegotiation, adjustment of market rental value, change in vacancy rate, change in construction plans and unbillable expenses, etc.)(3) Annualised net rent from rented space plus potential net rent from vacant space at market rental value, divided by appraised value excluding transfer duties of rentable space

    Appraisal values (excluding transfer duties)like-for-like Yield(excluding transfer duties)(3)

    31/12/12 First half 1 year

    of which

    interest

    rate

    effect(1)

    of which

    business

    plan

    effect(2)

    31/12/12 6 months 1 year

    Offices, France 2,426 +0.3% -2.2% +0.8% -3.0% 6.7% -13bp -6bp

    Business parks 1,570 +0.3% -1.5% +0.3% -1.8% 7.8% +7bp +24bp

    Total Strategic 3,996 +0.3% -1.9% +0.6% -2.5% 7.2% -3bp +8bp

    Shopping centres 442 +0.7% +0.6% -0.2% +0.9% 6.2% +2bp +7bp

    Healthcare 1,725 +2.5% +2.6% +0.3% +2.3% 6.9% +20bp +8bp

    Total Alternative 2,167 +2.0% +2.1% +0.2% +1.9% 6.7% +18bp +11bp

    Non-strategic portfolio 430 -4.1% -12.8% -8.0% -4.8% 10.5% +103bp +153bp

    Total 6,593 +0.4% -1.6% -0.2% -1.4% 7.2% +4bp +12bp

    Fina

    ncialresults

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    3.6% decrease in EPRA triple net NAV per share

    Dec 2011 2012 dividend Consolidated

    profitChange

    in gains on

    total portfolio

    Change

    in gains on

    developmentand services

    companies (1)

    Change

    in fair

    value ofderivative

    instruments (2)

    Other Dec 2012

    (1) The valuation method used is based mainly on a discounted cash flow (DCF) model over the period of each company's business plan, together with a terminal value based on normalised cash flow growing in perpetuity.

    Among the financial parameters used, the weighted average cost of capital, up relative to the valuation at end-2011, was between 8.95% and 13.06% for development companies and between 8.35% and 10.89%

    for service companies. The enterprise value of development and service companies decreased by 1%.After deduction of net debt, the equity value of development and service companies comes to 426.7m versus 426.6m

    at 31 December 2011

    (2) Change in fair value of derivatives and fixed-rate debt

    Impact

    of the sale

    of shares inIcade Sant

    Fina

    ncialresults

    /share

    83.7

    80.7

    - 3.7

    + 1.0

    - 0.2- 0.6

    + 0.9

    - 0.3 - 0.1

    Debt structure at 31 December 2012

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    Stable LTV relative to 31 December 2011

    An ICR of 3.52x operating profit (excl. depreciation) and 3.58x EBITDA

    Longer average maturity of debt and lower average cost

    Over 90% of debt hedged through suitable instruments

    No covenant issues

    31/12/12 31/12/11

    LTV (Loan To Value) 39.8% / 38.4% (1) 40.0% / 36.3% (3)

    Net debt (m) 2,725 2,691

    Average term of debt 4.3 years (2) 3.8 years

    Average cost 3.83%(average 3-month Euribor in 2012: 0.57%)

    4.08%(average 3-month Euribor in 2011: 1.39%)

    Hedging(average hedge term: 2.9 years)

    91% 87%

    (1) 38.4% adjusted for assets being sold (covered by promise of sale)

    (2) After taking account of the mortgage loan on the Parc du Pont de Flandre arranged in December 2012, with funds available in January 2013

    (3) 36.3% adjusted for the Icade Sant capital increase in early 2012

    Fina

    ncialresults

    Debt structure at 31 December 2012

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    Drawn debt maturity schedule inm (1)

    431

    635

    463364

    575

    12945 43

    295

    0

    100

    200

    300

    400

    500

    600

    700

    2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 et+

    (1) Excluding debt relating to equity interests, bank overdrafts including repayment of the Silic intragroup loan

    Debt by type

    1.75bn of financing arranged in 2012 through innovative solutions such as a forward-start loan

    and a mortgage loan secured on a business park

    Purpose: anticipate financing requirements, diversify financing sources and ensure a more even

    maturity schedule

    Debt mainly relating to the Property Investment division

    Increase in available facilities (895m), equivalent to 26.4% of gross debt

    Firm grip on liquidity risk

    Financial structure remains solid

    Fina

    ncialresults

    Mortgage loans 11.4%

    Finance leases 4.2%

    Corporate borrowings79.4%

    Bank overdrafts 2.0%

    Other debt 0.2%

    USPP 2.8%

    Clinique du Parc (Castelnau-Le-Lez)

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    1 Strengths of the Icade business model

    2 Financial results

    3 Opportunities and strengths

    4 Appendices

    C o n t e n t s

    Icade SantMaintaining growth

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    Other

    investors

    37%

    Icade

    63%

    m 31/12/2011 30/06/2012 31/12/2012

    Net rental income 61.0 42.5 90.5

    EBITDA 55.9 40.2 85.4

    Operating profit 29.0 19.8 43.3

    Net current cash flow 38.7 29.7 66.6

    Portfolio value 1,317.0 1,374.9 1,724.5

    Net debt 749.9 502.5 683.9

    NAV 554.2 848.8 1,032.3

    LTV 56.9% 36.5% 39.7%

    Icade Sant was set up in 2007, and owned

    55 healthcare facilities valued at1.7bnat 31/12/2012

    Assets mainly consist of medicine, surgery and

    obstetrics facilities, some follow-up and rehabilitation

    care facilities, and psychiatric facilities

    Icade Sant was wholly owned by Icade until 2011,

    but a capital increase was subscribed by institutional

    investors in early and late 2012 (including Crdit

    Agricole Assurances, BNP Paribas Cardif and Macif)

    to finance its growth - this took Icade's stake down

    to 63% at 31/12/2012 (average stake in 2012: 72%)

    Icade intends to retain a majority stake and

    managerial control

    Key figures

    Icade Sant ownership structure

    Opportunitiesandstrengths

    Icade SantPortfolio breakdown

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    Gnralede Sant

    27%

    Vedici31%

    Harpin6%

    3H5%

    C2S2%

    * MSO: Medicine, surgery, obstetrics ** FRC: Follow-up and rehabilitation care *** MHE: Mental health establishment

    Icade Sant portfolio 31 December 2012

    One of Icade Sant's advantages for investorsis the diversity of its portfolioin terms of locationand operators, which reduces risk

    Breakdown by operator as %

    of total portfolio value

    44 MSO* clinics acquired

    11 FRC** and MHE*** centres acquired

    Nancy

    Clermo

    nt-

    Ferrand

    Brest

    Les Sables

    dOlonne

    La Roche sur Yon

    Poitiers

    Toulouse /

    Muret

    Agen

    Aire sur lAdour

    Pau

    St Etienne

    Orlans

    Chartres

    Laval

    Roanne

    Arras

    Nantes

    Villeneuve dAscq

    Bordeaux

    Saintes

    Niort

    Toulon

    Valenciennes

    Vendme

    Bergerac

    Montauban

    Montpellier

    Angoulme

    Limoges

    Dunkerque

    Soissons

    (MHE)

    Le Mans

    Brive

    Nancy

    Clermont-

    Ferrand

    Trappes

    Le Chesnay

    Champigny/Marne

    Nogent/Marne

    Le Bourget

    Bry/Marne

    Drancy

    Charenton

    Vitry/ Seine

    Mdi-Partners

    26%

    Cliniple

    3%

    Opportunitiesandstrengths

    Combination with SilicRationale for the transaction

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    Compelling industrial logic

    Creation of Frances largest property investment company in the office segment and uncontested leader in business

    parks

    A player to be reckoned with in Grand Paris, with geographically complementary sites

    A stronger commercial offering for large customers

    Similar investor-developer business models

    A good fit between the two management teams as well as similar corporate cultures,

    facilitating integration and exchange of know-how

    A pipeline well in hand and prospects of further value creation with nearly 2 million m of buildable land reserves

    A deal consistent with Icade's financial objectives

    A transaction in securities that preserves the financial structure of the combined entity

    Exchange ratio in line with NAVs of the two companies

    An immediately accretive transaction in cash flow terms

    A more prominent presence on the stock exchange

    Unique positioning among listed issuers in the sector

    Increase in free float

    Backing of two major shareholders that invest for the long term, with CDC remaining the controlling shareholder

    Opportunitiesandstrengths

    Combination with SilicChange in Icades profile

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    in Icades growing focus on property investment and commercial

    property

    (1) Silic data at 30 June 2012

    Icadeat 31 December 2012

    Combination with

    SilicIcade + Silic

    combined (1)

    Total portfolio (excluding transfer duties) 6.8bn 10.2bnof which Offices, France and Business Parks 4.0bn 58% 7.4bn 72%Annualised recurrent rental income 397m 577mProperty Investment division - proportionof EBITDA in 2012

    84% 88%Property Investment division - proportionof NAV in 2012

    93% 95%Opportun

    itiesandstrengths

    Combination with SilicDeal timetable

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    In view of the appeal, the next steps in the timetable will depend on the rulingby theParis Court of Appeal, expected in the first half of 2013.The offer

    remains open until further notice

    Formationof a holding

    company ("HoldCo")

    owned by Caisse des

    Dpts ("CDC")

    to which CDC

    transfers its

    entire equity interest

    in Icade

    Transfer of a 6.5%

    stake in Silic to

    HoldCo by Groupama

    30 December

    2011

    Authorisation

    by the French

    Competition

    Authority

    13 February

    2012

    Transfer ofremaining Silic

    shares held by

    Groupama to

    HoldCo

    16 February

    2012

    Icade submits

    a public offerfor Silic with a

    commitment

    from HoldCo to

    tender its

    entire 44%

    stake in Silic to

    the offer

    13 March

    2012

    Offer approved

    by the AMF

    24 April

    2012

    AMF decisionto extend offer

    period

    15 May

    2012

    Paris Court ofAppeal hears

    an application

    to overturn the

    AMFs

    approval of the

    offer

    21 March

    2013

    Rulingfrom Paris

    Court of

    Appeal

    End of first half

    of 2013

    Opportun

    itiesandstrengths

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    1 Strengths of the Icade business model

    2 Financial results

    3 Opportunities and strengths

    4 Appendices

    French commercial property market

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    (1) Source : CBRE Richard Ellis

    (2) Source : Banque de France

    Commercial property commitments in France

    by semester(1)Paris region

    rental values between 2000 and 2012 (1)

    Comparison of yields (at end of period) (2)

    31/12

    2010

    31/12

    2011

    31/12

    2012

    West Central Paris 5.6% 4.9% 5.2%

    South Paris 5.9% 4.2% 3.6%

    Northeast Paris 3.4% 3.3% 3.5%

    Paris average 5.3% 4.4% 4.4%

    La Dfense 6.0% 7.0% 6.6%

    Western Crescent 9.9% 10.4% 10.8%

    Inner suburbs, North 9.1% 11.7% 10.5%

    Inner suburbs, East 8.4% 7.9% 7.6%

    Inner suburbs, South 8.6% 7.3% 7.8%

    Outer suburbs 6.3% 6.0% 5.6%

    Total Paris region 6.8% 6.6% 6.5%

    Vacancy rates in the Paris region (1)

    0

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    30

    03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

    S1 S2

    14.5 bn

    (bn)

    771

    441

    295

    200

    400

    600

    800

    03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

    Prime West Central Paris Prime La Dfense Average Paris region

    / m / year, excluding VAT and charges

    03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

    Yield on "prime" office properties in Paris CBD

    OAT TEC 10

    3-month Euribor

    4,25 %

    0,19%

    2,06 %

    French residential property development market

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    Construction activity has fallen. Between December 2011 and

    November 2012, new housing starts totalled 360,000, down 11.3%

    The 62,600 units sold and reserved in the first nine months of the year

    show a 16% fall in activity relative to the same period of 2011

    The decline in volumes is due to the combined effect of:

    a sharp reduction in the tax benefits of rental investment

    a wait-and-see stance among consumers given economic uncertainties

    a significant reduction in assistance with social home ownership due to

    the PTZ+ reform in late 2011

    tougher lending criteria being applied to buyers - although interest rates

    remain low (average of 3.31% in November according to Observatoire duCrdit Logement), lending conditions remain restrictive (higher

    affordability ratio required and shorter average loan term)

    ongoing pressure on prices and likely levelling-off of rents making rental

    yields less attractive for investors

    The end of the Scellier regime in 2013, replaced by the Duflot regime,

    should lead to a shift in focus towards social housing with capped

    rents and probably lower yields, in return for substantial but capped

    tax breaks. The Duflot act, which came into force on 1 January 2013,has the same aim as the Scellier act, i.e. to address housing

    shortages through the construction of new housing

    Due to the increase in commercial supply and lower sales, the

    average disposal rate (ratio of inventory to sales) for continental

    France rose to 13 months in the third quarter of 2012

    Building starts and building permits granted

    (all France) (1)

    (1) Source:MEEDDAT/SESP, SOeS, FPI, CBRE, CF

    (1)

    (1) Commercial supply consists of housing units under construction, in design, or completed

    (number of housing units)

    (by developers, developments of at least 5 units)

    (number of housing units)

    548456

    397 454

    535 514

    435 369333 346

    421 360

    0

    200 000

    400 000

    600 000

    2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

    Building permits Building starts

    0

    50 000

    100 000

    150 000

    200 000

    2T00 2T01 2T02 2T03 2T04 2T05 2T06 2T07 2T08 2T09 2T10 2T11 2T12

    New offers for sale Sales Commercial supply

    0

    50 000

    100 000

    150 000

    00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12(p)

    Sales to investors Sales to occupiers Total sales

    (by developers, developments of at least 5 units, cumulative over 12 months)

    New residential offers for sale, sales and units

    under construction in France*

    Residential sales volume*

    Appendices

    Distribution of assets by portfolio

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    Value creation potential

    Icades strategy is to create and develop portfolios of complementary assets, with the potential to create

    significant value over the medium term, in market segments where Icade already has leading positions

    and where cash flow is reliable

    This growth strategy has been confirmed by asset allocation choices and gradual withdrawal from

    segments that do not constitute core assets, such as German office buildings, logistics platforms and

    residential property

    Appendices

    Security of cash flow

    (average committed durationof leases in years)

    Strategic

    Healthcare: clinic portfolio created in less than

    5 years, with initial lease durations of 12 years,

    generating immediate and sustainable cash flow.

    Shopping centres: assets developed in partnership

    with the Property Development division.

    3 main principles:

    - Optimisation, rotation (sale of mature assets),

    - Rationalisation (sale of medium-sized or jointly

    owned assets),

    - Shift to commercial property (sale of assets no

    longer forming part of core business).

    Arbitrage

    Alternative

    Offices, France: a high quality portfolio,

    with average lease of 5 years,

    generating reliable cash flow.

    Business parks: strong potential for organic growth(1 million m of land reserves) future cash flow

    generatorsand strong value creation.

    Offices,

    Germany233m

    Warehouses

    197m

    Residential257m

    Healthcare

    1,725m

    Shoppingcentres

    442mOffices, France2,426m

    Business

    parks

    1,570m

    Main features of the portfolio

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    (1) Including land reserves and projects in development for725m

    (2) 1 January 2012: transfer of Healthcare assets not owned by Icade Sant (mainly the Levallois building let to the ministry of the Interior) to Offices, France

    Figures at 31 December 2012(2)

    Portfolio

    value

    excl.duties(1)

    (m)

    Rentablespace

    (m)

    Rentedspace

    (m)

    Financial

    occupancyrate(%)

    IFRS rental

    income,annualised

    (m)

    Remaining

    committed

    leaseterm

    (years)

    Net yield

    (excluding

    transferduties)

    (%)

    Offices, France 2,426 308,249 287,292 94.0% 111.6 5.6 6.7%

    Business parks 1,570 475,378 439,384 91.0% 96.3 4.2 7.8%

    Shopping centres 442 211,346 209,287 97.2% 24.3 4.7 6.2%

    Healthcare 1,725 780,327 780,327 100.0% 115.5 9.6 6.9%

    Warehouses 197 561,987 507,230 90.4% 21.7 4.8 12.5%

    Offices, Germany 233 99,473 84,958 90.1% 12.9 7.5 8.3%

    TOTAL COMMERCIAL

    PROPERTY6,593 2,436,759 2,308,478 94.8% 382.3 6.4 7.2%

    Appendices

    Pipeline 2013-2016Summary of investment flows

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    5751 26

    2013 2014 2015 2016

    198149 135

    59

    2013 2014 2015 2016

    m

    Total:541m

    Business parks353m

    Offices

    110m

    Healthcare78m

    66

    23 21

    2013 2014 2015 2016

    46 4371 59

    2013 2014 2015 2016

    Breakdown by year and asset type Breakdown by major project

    Millnaire 3

    Clinics

    Tour EQHO

    Businessparks

    Healthcare

    Offices

    29 32 17

    2013 2014 2015 2016

    Veolia project

    Appendices

    Icade business parks features

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    Parc du

    Mauvin

    Parc des

    Portes de Paris

    Parc du

    Pont de Flandre

    Parc du

    Millnaire (inc.

    Millnaire 5 & 6)

    Total business

    parks

    Space(offices + light industrial areas) 22,000 m2 322,500 m2 90,500 m2 75,600 m2 510,600 m2

    Valuation

    (excl. transfer duties)26m 669m 400m 324m

    1,419m(excl. land reserves and

    development)

    Valuation / m2 1,621/m 2,130/m 4,417/m 4,853/m 2,911/m

    Yield 8.3% 8.7% 7.3% 6.7% 7.8%

    Average rent / m2 162/m 178/m 308/m 328/m 223/m

    Occupancy rate 92% 92% 86% 97% 91%

    Main tenants

    TGI

    Appendices

    C

    Location of Icade+Silic

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    Annexes

    Cergy

    Evry

    Courcouronnes

    Roissy / Paris Nord

    Villebon-Courtabuf

    Orly

    Rungis

    Maisons-Alfort

    Villejuif

    Issy-les-Moulineaux

    Boulogne-Billancourt

    St-Denis

    19

    Aubervilliers

    15

    8 Paris

    Rueil-MalmaisonNeuilly

    Nanterre

    Puteaux

    >100m

    50m to100m

    0m to50m

    Business parks

    Icade offices

    Icade business parks

    Business combination between Icade and SilicStructure of the transaction

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    (1) Based on undiluted number of shares excluding treasury shares of 17.4m Silic shares and 51.6m Icade shares (estimates ass at 31/12/2011)

    (2) Based on diluted number of shares excluding treasury shares of 73.5m Icade shares after the transaction

    (3) Scenario assuming 100% acceptance of the offer

    Completion of transfers to Holdco (1)(end-February 2012)

    Share exchange offer for Silic (2) (3)

    (during 2013)

    CDC

    HoldCo Other

    ICADE SILIC

    56%

    Other

    44%

    Groupama

    & Caisses

    44%56%

    75% 25%

    CDC

    HoldCo

    ICADE

    Other

    48%

    Groupama

    & Caisses

    52%

    SILIC

    100%

    75% 25%

    CDC will remain the

    controlling shareholder

    in Icade

    Appendices

    Combination between Icade and SilicCombined entity's commercial portfolio at 31 December 2012

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    Commercial portfolio of9.9bn,80% in the Paris region

    Business parks

    24%

    Offices, France

    37%

    Other

    commercial

    assets39%

    6.6bn

    61%

    Paris

    16%

    Western Crescent

    15%

    Other31%

    6.6bn

    69%

    La Dfense

    11%

    Inner and outer

    suburbs of Paris

    27%

    Land reserves

    6%

    Business parks

    (buildings

    in operation)

    93%

    Buildings

    in development

    1%

    3.3bn

    100%

    Paris Nord St Denis

    14%

    3.3bn

    100%

    Nanterre / A86

    42%

    Orly-Rungis

    36%

    Other Paris and suburbs

    8%

    Business parks

    50%

    Offices, France24%

    Other

    commercial

    assets

    26%

    9.9bn

    Paris

    11%

    Western

    Crescent

    24%Other

    21% 9.9bn

    La Dfense

    7%

    Inner and outer suburbs of Paris

    37%

    (1) Values excluding transfer duties at 31 December 2012, excluding residential

    (2) Values excluding transfer duties at 30 June 2012

    Icade + SilicSilic (2)Icade (1)

    Appendices

    Icade key figures

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    m 31/12/11 31/12/12 %

    Revenue 1,492 1,499 +0.5%

    EBITDA 355 384 8.2%

    Profit on disposals 64 81 +26.7%

    Operating profit 238 201 -15.6%

    Net financial items -97 -102 +4.5%

    Net profit(Group share)

    93 53 -43.3%

    Net current cash flow

    NCCF per share(1)

    223

    4.32

    251

    4.86

    +12.5%

    +12.4%

    m 31/12/11 30/06/12 31/12/12

    Net debt 2,691 2,667 2,725

    Appraisal value 6,727 6,757 6,850

    Loan To Value (LTV) 40.0% 39.5% 39.8%

    EPRAtriple net NAV

    4,313 4,189 4,190

    EPRA triple net NAV pershare (2)

    83.7 80.8 80.7

    Dividend per share

    of which recurring

    of which non-recurring

    3.72

    3.35

    0.37

    3.64

    3.64

    0.00

    (1) Average fully-diluted number of shares excluding treasury shares: 51,695,635 for 2011 and 51,795,086 for 2012

    (2) Fully-diluted number of shares excluding treasury shares and dilutive instruments: 51,551,923 at 31 December 2011, 51,833,763 at 30 June 2012 and 51,943,243 at 31 December 2012.

    Appendices

    Rental income trends

    Rental income trends between 2009 and 2012

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    Rental income trends between 2009 and 2012(m)

    419389

    362397

    +3-33

    +8-35

    +8+27

    2009 Change like-for-like

    Change fromacquisitions

    and disposals

    2010 Change like-for-like

    Change fromacquisitions

    and disposals

    2011 Change like-for-like

    Change fromacquisitions

    and disposals

    2012

    +0.8%like-for-like +2.0%like-for-like +2.1%like-for-like

    Appendices

    Analysis of net current cash flow2011 - 2012

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    m 2011 2012 %

    Recurring EBITDA (1) 355 387 +8.8%

    Net underlying financial items -97 -101 +4.0%

    Corporate income tax (2) -44 -37 -15.7%

    Tax on depreciation provision recognisedon customer contracts and on net changein provisions on investment -Property Development division

    0 -1 NA

    Capital gains tax on disposals 9 2 NA

    Exit tax 0 2 NA

    Underlying income tax -35 -34 -1.4%

    Net current cash flow 223 251 +12.5%

    (1) Adjusted for SAS PNE's EBITDA, which is treated as non-recurring (after elimination of internal margins generated within the Property Development division)

    (2) Corporate income tax results from Icade's property development and services businesses and from its holding company activities.

    Appendices

    EPRA triple net NAV

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    - 14 - 13 -14

    2,720 2,646 2,637

    1,505 1,523 1,496

    102 33 71

    Dec 2011 June 2012 Dec 2012

    4,189or80.8 per share

    4,313

    or83.7 per share

    m

    -3.4%

    Unrealised gains on Property Development / Services

    Shareholders equity (+ FMV of debt and impact of dilution)

    Unrealised gains on property assets net of transfer duties

    Tax on property assets and companies

    4,190or80.7 per share-0.2%

    Appendices

    EPRA Net Asset Value

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    Change over6 months

    (%) 31/12/11

    Change overfull year

    (%)

    EPRA triple net NAV

    group share (m)4,190 4,189 - 4,313 -2.8%

    Number of shares(fully diluted)

    51,943,243 51,833,763 51,551,923

    EPRA single net NAV

    per share(group share in)84.7 84.9 -0.2% 87.5 -3.1%

    EPRA triple net NAV per share(group share in)

    80.7 80.8 -0.2% 83.7 -3.6%

    Appendices

    Yields (1)Excluding transfer duties

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    6.8%

    7.7

    %

    6.7%

    6.9

    %

    10.6

    %

    6.9%

    7.

    3%

    6.8%

    7.6

    %

    6.5

    %

    6.8%

    10.7

    %

    7.8

    %

    7.2%

    6.8%

    7.6

    %

    6.1

    %

    6.8%

    10.4

    %

    7

    .5%

    7.1

    %

    6.9

    %

    7.8

    %

    6.2

    %

    6.7%

    10.9

    %

    8.0

    %

    7.2%.6.7%

    7.8%

    6.2%

    6.9%

    12.5%

    8.3%

    7.2%

    Offices France Business parks Shopping centres Healthcare Warehouses Offices Germany Total commercialproperty

    31/12/2010 30/06/2011 31/12/2011 30/06/2012 31/12/2012

    (1) Annualised net rent from rented space plus potential net rent from vacant space at market rental value, divided by appraisal value excluding transfer duties of rentable space

    Appendices

    Revenue and EBITDA

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    (88)(34)

    110 63

    1,1061,071

    364 400

    2011 2012

    1,492 1,499

    +10%

    -3%

    7%

    24%

    74%

    4%

    27%

    71%

    -2%-6% (24) (13)11 5

    82 69

    287 323

    2011 2012

    355 384+8%

    +13%

    -16%

    81%

    3%

    84%

    1%-3%-7%

    EBITDARevenue

    Property Investment Property Development Services Other(1)

    (1) Icade SA and intra-group inter-business line

    23% 18%

    m

    Appendices

    Breakdown of capital employed by business line

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    Enterprise value of development companies

    Enterprise value of service companies

    68.5m

    1.0%

    406.7m

    5.6%

    6,727.3m

    93.4%

    40.6m

    0.5%

    429.8m

    5.9%

    6,849.7m

    93.6%

    Appendices

    December 2011 December 2012

    G&A

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    2011 2012

    (m) Propertyinvestment

    Property

    development

    Services Intra-groupHolding

    company

    ICADEProperty

    investment

    Property

    development

    Services Intra-groupHolding

    company

    ICADE

    Revenues 364 1 106 110 -89 0 1,492 400 1,071 63 -40 6 1,499

    Operating expense -55 -979 -84 68 - -1,051 -58 -957 -44 33 -2 -1,027

    Support functionsrecurring expense

    -22 -45 -16 - -2 -85 -19 -45 -14 - -5 -83

    Support functionsexpense net of non-recurring income

    1 -1 - - -1 -1 0 - - - -5 -5

    EBITDA 288 82 10 -21 -4 355 323 69 5 -7 -6 384

    Depreciation andimpairment expensenet of reversals

    -164 -13 -1 1 -4 -181 -245 -17 -2 2 -3 -264

    Gains on disposals 52 8 - 3 - 64 59 - - 1 21 81

    Net operating income 176 77 9 -17 -7 238 138 52 3 -4 12 201

    Breakdown of the 2012 dividend

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    1.96 per share from the tax-exempt SIIC portion of earnings, corresponding to distribution obligations

    Distribution not subject to the additional 3% tax

    Distribution subject to the 15% withholding tax when paid to a French or foreign mutual fund

    1.44 per share from the tax-exempt SIIC portion of earnings, in addition to distribution obligations

    Distribution subject to the additional 3% tax

    Distribution subject to the 15% withholding tax when paid to a French or foreign mutual fund

    0.24 per share from taxable non-SIIC portion of earnings

    Distribution subject to the additional 3% tax

    Distribution not subject to the 15% withholding tax

    The 30% withholding tax previously applied to dividends paid to foreign mutual funds no longer applies

    However, distributions to French or foreign CIUs from the tax-exempt portion of earnings are subject

    to a 15% withholding tax

    A dividend of3.64 per share for 2012

    Appendices