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2 quarter 2015 and first half year 2015

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Business segments as of 15 July 2015

62.7%

20.7%

Ganger Rolf ASA (listed OSE)

Offshore drilling

Renewable energy

Shipping/Offshore wind

Cruise

Other investments

NHST Media 

Group AS 

(54.0%)

Koksa Eiendom AS

(12.6%)

Various

51,9%

100%

100%

100%

Fred. Olsen Energy ASA

(listed OSE)

Renewables AS

Fred. Olsen 

Fred. Olsen Ocean Ltd.

Fred. Olsen Cruise 

Lines Ltd.

Bonheur ASA (listed OSE)

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Bonheur ASA - Group of companies - Summary 2Q 2015

(2Q 14 in brackets)

Operating revenues were NOK 3 918 million (NOK 2 771 million)

Operating result before depreciation (EBITDA) was NOK 1 884 million (NOK 845 million)

Operating result (EBIT) was NOK -2 316 million (NOK 158 million)

Net result NOK -2 390 million (NOK 130 million)

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Bonheur ASA - Group of companies - Consolidated summary

*) The non-controlling interests 2015 mainly consist of 47.74% of Fred.Olsen Energy ASA, 37.01% of Ganger Rolf ASA, 44.06% of NHST Media Group AS

and indirectly 49% in Fred. Olsen Wind Limited (UK).

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2Q 15

2Q 14

1 half year

2015

1 half year

2014

Revenues

3 918

2 771

7 625

5 471

EBITDA

1 884

845

3 519

1 720

EBIT -2

316

158

-1

592

504

Share of result from associates

0

114

0

108

Net finance

-122

-73

-185

-245

EBT

-2 438

199

-1 776

367

Net result after tax from continuing operations

-2 390

130

-1 776

262

Net result from discontinued operations

0

0

0

0

Net result

-2 390

130

-1 776

262

Non-controlling interests *)

-1 385

67

-1 054

151

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Bonheur ASA - Group of Companies - Segment analysis EBITDA

(NOK million)

2Q 15

2Q 14

Change

Offshore drilling

1 614

639

975

Renewable energy

134

68

66

Shipping/Offshore wind

63

158

-94

Cruise

66

-8

74

Other

6

-11

17

Total EBITDA

1 884

845

1 039

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Bonheur ASA - Group of Companies - Segment analysis EBITDA

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Bonheur ASA - Group of companies - Segment analysis EBITDA

(NOK million)

1 half year

2015

1 half year

2014

Change

Offshore drilling

2 838

1 261

1 577

Renewable energy

444

288

156

Shipping /Offshore wind

133

215

-82

Cruise

116

7

109

Other

-12

-50

38

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Bonheur ASA - Group of companies - Segment analysis EBITDA

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Bonheur ASA - Group of companies - Condensed statement of Financial position

*) The non-controlling interests mainly consist of 47.74% of Fred.Olsen Energy ASA, 37.01% of Ganger Rolf ASA, 44.06% of NHST Media Group AS and

indirectly 49% in Fred. Olsen Wind Limited (UK).

(NOK million)

Per 30.06.15

Per 31.12.14

Per 30.06.15 Per 31.12.14

Intangible fixed assets

1 126

1 060

Deferred tax asset

291

275

Equity owned by shareholders in parent co.

8 814

7 930

Property, plant and equipment

29 568

30 088

Non-controlling interests *)

6 253

6 604

Investments in associates

6

6

Total equity

15 067

14 534

Other financial fixed assets

720

736

Non-current interest bearing liabilities

17 300

17 602

Total non-current assets

31 711

32 165

Other non-current liabilities

1 863

1 870

Inventories and consumable spare parts

1 111

995

Total non-current liabilities

19 163

19 472

Trade and other receivables

2 924

2 582

Current interest bearing liabilities

3 370

1 148

Cash and cash equivalents

8 952

5 673

Other current liabilities

7 098

6 262

Total current assets

12 987

9 251

Total current liabilities

10 468

7 409

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Bonheur ASA - Group of companies - Cash flow statement

10

(NOK million)

1 half year

2015

2014

Net cash flow from operating activities

2 866

3 109

Net cash flow from investing activities

-2 471

-6 483

Net cash flow from financing activities

2 746

3 231

Foreign currency effects

138

438

Net change in cash and cash equivalents

3 279

294

Cash balance beginning of period

5 673

5 379

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Ganger Rolf ASA - Group of companies - Consolidated summary

2Q 15

2Q 14

1 half year

2015

1 half year

2014

Revenues 0

0

0

0

EBITDA -13

-17

-28

-33

EBIT -13

-17

-29

-34

Share of result from associates

-743

29

-518

101

Net finance

-4

-4

-6

-22

EBT

-760

7

-553

45

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Ganger Rolf ASA - Group of companies - Segment analysis - Net result

12

Net result per segment

2Q 15

2Q 14

Change

Offshore drilling

-671

11

-682

Renewable energy

12

-19

31

Shipping/Offshore wind

19

51

-32

Cruise

12

-28

40

Other -78

-9

-69

Total net result

-707

6

-713

Net result per segment

1 half year

2015

1 half year

2014

Change

Offshore drilling

-528

48

-576

Renewable energy

81

21

60

Shipping/Offshore wind

-5

54

-59

Cruise

9

-51

60

Other -56

-28

-28

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Ganger Rolf ASA - Group of companies - Condensed statement of Financial Position

(NOK million)

Per 30.06.15

Per 31.12.14

Deferred tax asset

0

0

Property, plant and equipment

34

34

Investments in associates

7 964

6 848

Other financial fixed assets

562

574

Total non-current assets

8 560

7 456

Inventories and consumable spare parts

Trade and other receivables

16

332

Cash and cash equivalents

407

944

Total current assets

423

1 275

Total assets

8 983

8 732

Total equity

6 145

5 410

Total non-current liabilities

1 455

1 874

Total current liabilities

1 383

1 448

Total equity and liabilities

8 983

8 732

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Offshore drilling

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Offshore drilling - Financial summary 2Q 2015

Revenues were USD 326 million (USD 273 million)

EBITDA were USD 209 million (USD 107 million)

Impairment of USD 419 million

Operating profit (EBIT) was USD -305 million (USD 19 million)

Profit before tax was USD -323 million (USD 16 million)

Earnings per share were USD 4.9 (USD 0.10)

Contract extension for Borgsten Dolphin

Received insurance settlement for Blackford Dolphin of USD 26 million

(2Q 2014 in brackets)

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Byford

Dolphin

Borgsten

Dolphin

Borgholm

Dolphin

Blackford

Dolphin

Bideford

Dolphin

Borgland

Dolphin

Bredford

Dolphin

Borgny

Dolphin

(idle – UK)

Bolette

Dolphin

Belford

Dolphin

Bollsta

Dolphin

Offshore drilling – Operating worldwide

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Offshore drilling - Contract overview as per 15 July 2015

Bolette

Anadarko

Bollsta

Chevron

Belford

Anadarko1)

Blackford

Chevron

Bideford

Statoil

Borgland

RMN consortium

Bredford

AGR cons

Byford

BP

Borgsten

Total

Borgholm

BG

Borgny

Cold stacked

1) Terminated for convenience (termination fee of USD 52 million)

Option

Mobilization

Yard

2020

2019

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Offshore drilling - Key financials

NOK mill.

18

(NOK million)

2015

2014

Revenues

4 730

3 331

EBITDA

2 838

1 261

EBIT

-1 869

352

EBT

-1 945

247

Non-current assets

21 416

17 633

Current assets

4 210

3 294

Total assets

25 626

20 927

Equity

8 244

7 646

Interest bearing debt

9 464

9 040

Non interest bearing debt

7 917

4 241

Total equity and liabilities

25 626

20 927

Net cash from operating activities

2 239

1 292

Net cash from investing activities

-2 364

-4 152

Net cash from financing activities

0

2 916

Net change in cash and cash equivalents

-125

56

Cash and cash equivalents end of period

1 461

1 391

As per first half year

‐3 000

‐2 000

‐1 000

0

1 000

2 000

3 000

2Q14

3Q14

4Q14

1Q15

2Q15

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Renewable energy - Overview

Total production capacity of 504.1 MW

Six operating wind farms in Scotland (432.8MW)

One operating wind farm in Norway (71.3 MW)

Construction:

Fäbodliden (78 MW) in Sweden is under construction with expected completion in 1Q16

Consented and development:

1 023 MW consented onshore in Scotland, Sweden and Norway

Approx. 500 MW consented offshore Ireland

Development pipeline of 490 – 870 MW onshore in Norway, Sweden and UK

Approx. 500 MW under development offshore Ireland

Sale of 49% interest in a defined portfolio of UK wind farms with gross proceeds of GBP 246 million (NOK 3 040 million)

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Business Model and Project Portfolio

Development

Consented

Operation

Scotland

Norway

Sweden

Total portfolio

Onshore portfolio

Scotland – 100-180 MW

Crystal Rig extension

Rothes extension

Paul’s Hill extension

Windy Standard III

Norway – 300-600 MW

Portfolio

Ireland – 500 MW

Codling II – 500 MW offshore

(50% owned; total 1000 MW)

Sweden – ~90 MW

Verkanliden

990 – 1 370 MW

490 – 870 MW

Scotland

Crystal Rig III – 14 MW

Windy Standard II – 75 MW

Ireland

Codling Bank – 500 MW

offshore (50% owned; total

1000 MW)

Norway

Gravdal – 90 MW

Gilja – 135 MW

Gismarvik 9 MW (60%

owned of total 15 MW)

Kalvvatnan 225 MW

Sweden

Högaliden 102 MW

FORSCA-projects 373 MW

1 523 MW

1 023 MW

Scotland

Crystal Rig – 62.5 MW

Crystal Rig II - 138.0 MW

Rothes – 50.6 MW

Rothes II – 41.4 MW

Paul’s Hill – 64.4 MW

Mid Hill – 75,9 MW

Norway

Lista – 71.3 MW

504,1 MW

504,1 MW

Site Investigation

Construction

Sweden

Fäbodliden - 78 MW

78 MW

78 MW

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Renewable energy - Key financials

NOK mill

.

24

‐100

‐50

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

2Q14

3Q14

4Q14

1Q15

2Q15

Revenues

EBITDA

EBIT

(NOK million)

2015

2014

Revenues

625

396

EBITDA

444

288

EBIT

245

144

EBT

193

65

Non-current assets

4 855

4 033

Current assets

5 063

1 532

Total assets

9 918

5 565

Equity

3 272

1 050

Interest bearing debt

5 997

3 843

Non interest bearing debt

649

672

Total equity and liabilities

9 918

5 565

Net cash from operating activities

401

171

Net cash from investing activities

-129

-414

Net cash from financing activities

2 909

126

Net change in cash and cash equivalents

3 181

-117

Cash and cash equivalents end of period

4 476

1 073

As per first half year

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Shipping / Offshore wind

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Shipping / Offshore wind - Overview

Fred. Olsen Windcarrier

Two transport and installation jack-up vessels for offshore wind turbines; “Brave Tern” (2012) and “Bold Tern” (2013)

Contracts:

Commissioning support contract for Brave Tern at the «Global Tech I» wind farm for Areva in the German exclusive

economic zone (EEZ) commenced in February 2015 and were completed in April 2015.

Maintenance contract for Brave Tern at the “Global Tech I” and “Borkum West” wind farms for Adwen (former

Areva) commenced May 2015 and is expected to be completed in July 2015.

Transport & Installation contract for 80 (3.6 MW) turbines at the “Butendiek” offshore wind park off Germany's North

Sea coast for Siemens AG. Bold Tern commenced the work in September 2014 – completed in June 2015.

Installation contract for 5 (6 MW) Alstom Haliade wind turbines at «Block Island» offshore of Rhode Island, United

Stated for Deep Water Wind Llc. Commencing 3Q 2016.

Transport & Installation contract for 67 (6 MW) turbines at the «Veja Mate» offshore wind park in the German Bight

for Siemens AG. Commencing 1Q 2017.

76% ownership in Fred. Olsen Windcarrier A/S, Denmark with a fleet of eight crew transfer vessels (CTVs). Currently all boats are

employed on a T/C basis in the UK, Germany and Denmark, respectively.

51% ownership of Global Wind Service A/S, Denmark, a leading international provider of qualified and skilled personnel to the

global wind turbine industry onshore and offshore. Currently employing a staff of more than 580 people operating world-wide.

Universal Foundation

82% ownership of Universal Foundation A/S, Denmark, which has developed the design of a foundation (“The Mono Bucket

Foundation”) for offshore wind turbines. Successfully completed a «Trial Installation Project» in the UK North Sea supported by

Statoil, Statkraft, E.ON and Dong with 28 installations and retrievals of sample foundations. Recently signed an agreement with

LEEDCO in USA for design and engineering of Mono Bucket Foundations for their offshore wind demo-site in Lake Erie. Currently

working on several leads and tenders for commercial developments.

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Shipping / Offshore wind – Key financials

NOK mill

.

28

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

500

2Q14

3Q14

4Q14

1Q15

2Q15

Revenues

EBITDA

EBIT

(NOK million)

2015

2014

Revenues

578

705

EBITDA

133

215

EBIT

67

147

EBT

-4

116

Non-current assets

2 410

2 448

Current assets

758

911

Total assets

3 169

3 360

Equity

1 549

1 464

Interest bearing debt

1 136

1 201

Non interest bearing debt

484

695

Total equity and liabilities

3 169

3 360

Net cash from operating activities

94

622

Net cash from investing activities

-5

266

Net cash from financing activities

-47

-743

Net change in cash and cash equivalents

42

145

Cash and cash equivalents end of period

453

598

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Cruise

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Cruise - Overview

Owns and operates four cruise ships;

MV Black Watch

MV Braemar

MV Boudicca

MV Balmoral

Offers a diverse range of cruise holidays from long round the world trips to ex UK cruises to

Scandinavia, Mediterranean and Canary Island

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Cruise - Key financials

NOK mill

.

32

‐100

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

2Q14

3Q14

4Q14

1Q15

2Q15

Revenues

EBITDA

EBIT

(NOK million)

2015

2014

Revenues

1 013

795

EBITDA

116

7

EBIT

3

-82

EBT

18

-102

Non-current assets

1 606

1 426

Current assets

431

389

Total assets

2 037

1 815

Equity

1 137

292

Interest bearing debt

0

790

Non interest bearing debt

900

733

Total equity and liabilities

2 037

1 815

Net cash from operating activities

191

44

Net cash from investing activities

-2

-1

Net cash from financing activities

0

-3

Net change in cash and cash equivalents

189

41

Cash and cash equivalents end of period

289

265

As per first half year

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Cruise – Ships

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Other Investments

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Other investments - Overview

NHST Media Group AS (54.0%)

Comprising four main business segments; Dagens Næringsliv, Digital & Nordic (New Media,

Europower, TDN), Global (Tradewinds, Upstream, Intrafish and Recharge) and Nautical Charts

Fully consolidated in BON as from second quarter 2014.

Operating revenues in 2 quarter 2015 were NOK 324 million.

EBITDA in 2 quarter 2015 were NOK 30 million

Koksa Eiendom AS (previously IT Fornebu Properties AS) (12.6%)

Development of office property (mainly) at Fornebu.

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