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High–1 lights Facts & Figures 2020 High–2 lights DOWNLOAD WEBUILD CORPORATE APP SELECT THE AUGMENTED REALITY TOOL AND AIM AT THE PAGES WITH OUR MARKER DISCOVER EXCLUSIVE CONTENTS AIM AT THE MARKER TO DOWNLOAD THE DIGITAL COPY OF THIS BROCHURE High– lights Facts & Figures 2 WHO WE ARE Webuild (previously globally known as Recognized by the Engineering News- Salini Impregilo) is a leading global player Record (ENR) as one of the top in the construction of large, complex contractors in the water sector, it is also projects for sustainable mobility, clean a global leader in sustainable mobility hydro energy, clean water, green buildings, as well as one of the top 10 contractors supporting clients in achieving the UN in the environment sector. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). KEY STRENGTHS Operational excellence Solid financial structure Responsible behaviour: robust ESG standards Significant geographical diversification Efficient organization, change management, innovation SHAREHOLDERS COMPOSITION Shareholder Number of Shares % of the Share Capital Salini Costruttori S.p.A. 401,394,591 44.99 CDP Equity S.p.A. 166,666,666 18.68 Intesa San Paolo S.p.A. 47,067,400 5.28 Unicredit S.p.A. 47,976,218 5.38 Banco BPM S.p.A. 6,000,000 0.67 Treasury shares 1,330,845 0.15 Free float 221,736,971 24.85 Total number of ordinary shares 892,172,691 100 3 KEY FIGURES* 114 years of engineering and construction €40.3 bn total backlog (Webuild+Astaldi) as at 30.6.2020 €34 bn construction backlog (Webuild+Astaldi) as at 30.6.2020 88% construction backlog from projects that contribute to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 61% construction backlog from low carbon projects 70,000 direct and indirect global workforce >100 nationalities * aggregated data Webuild (Salini Impregilo) + Astaldi as at 31.12.2019 throughout the document unless otherwise indicated 4 GLOBAL FOOTPRINT Norway Sweden Canada Austria Czech Republic Switzerland Romania France Italy USA Tunisia Albania Morocco Libya Algeria Dominican Republic Venezuela Guinea Nigeria Panama Colombia Sierra Leone Ecuador Peru Brazil Chile Paraguay ~100 Argentina main ongoing projects ~60 offices worldwide 5 Sweden Czech Republic Poland Slovak Republic Ukraine Kazakhstan Romania Georgia Bulgaria Tajikistan Italy Tunisia Turkey Albania Greece Jordan Kuwait Pakistan Libya Qatar U.A.E. India Saudi Arabia Oman Nigeria Ethiopia Uganda Indonesia Zimbabwe Mozambique Australia South Africa Lesotho Switzerland SONDRIO Cossi LUGANO USA CSC MILAN CHESHIRE Webuild Lane Italy GENOA Fisia ROME Branches Webuild Headquarters Countries where main ongoing projects are located 6 MAIN ONGOING PROJECTS AFRICA USA USA Cabot Yard & Maintenance Ship Canal Water Quality Facility Improvements, Boston Project-Storage Tunnel ALGERIA (Massachusetts) (Seattle, Washington) Saida–Tiaret Railway Line* USA USA ETHIOPIA Caloosahatchee (C43) West Basin Little River WRF Expansion, Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Storage Reservoir Package 4 - Cherokee County (Georgia) Project (GERDP) Civil Works, Labelle (Florida) USA ETHIOPIA USA Northeast Boundary Tunnel Koysha Hydroelectric Project Extension of the Triangle (NEBT), Washington D.C. Expressway, North Carolina LESOTHO USA Polihali Diversion Tunnel USA Port Access Road, Charleston Florida's Turnpike Widening (South Carolina) NIGERIA from South of Osceola Parkway Adiyan - Waterworks Phase II to Beachline Expressway, USA Orange County (Florida) South Columbus WRF Improvements, NIGERIA Georgia Gurara Dam, Hydroelectric and USA Irrigation Project I-10 Corridor Express Lanes, USA Contract 1, San Bernardino SR 408 Widening from SR 417 to (California) Alafaya Trail, Orange County (Florida) AMERICA USA I-395 Express Lanes, Virginia USA Suncoast Parkway 2 (SR 589) from ARGENTINA USA South of SR 700 (US 98) to SR Riachuelo Environmental I-264 Witchduck Road Interchange 44 - Hernando and Citrus Counties Restoration Project (lot 3 & Ramp Extension, Virginia (Florida) Hydraulic tunnel) USA USA ARGENTINA I-77/I-40 Interchange Improvements Texas High Speed Rail (Dallas Riachuelo system in Buenos Aires & Reconstruction, Iredell County -Houston) (lot 2 Waste water pre-treatment) (North Carolina) USA CANADA USA Three Rivers Protection & Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant I-405 Motorway (California)* Overflow Reduction Tunnel, Fort Outfall* Wayne (Indiana) USA CANADA I-405 Renton to Bellevue USA Hurontario Light Rail Transit (HULRT) Widening and Express Toll Lanes, Bruckner Expressway over Washington Westchester Creek (Unionport CHILE Bridge, New York) Arturo Merino Benítez USA International Airport* I-440 Beltline Widening, Wake USA County (North Carolina) Wekiva Parkway, Section 8, CHILE Seminole County (Florida) Barros Luco Trudeau Hospital* USA I-66 Eastbound Widening CHILE Inside the Beltway, Arlington Chuquicamata Mining Project* (Virginia) ASIA & OCEANIA CHILE USA El Teniente Mining Project* I-70 Reconstruction, Pennsylvania AUSTRALIA Forrestfield-Airport Link, Perth CHILE USA New Hospital in Linares* I-85 Widening Phase III, AUSTRALIA Cherokee (South Carolina) Snowy 2.0 Project COLOMBIA Ruta del Sol Motorway, third USA INDIA section I-85 Widening Rowan Co, Mumbai Metro Line 4 – India Cabarrus and Rowan Counties Wadala - Kasarwadavali Section* PARAGUAY (North Carolina) Yaciretà Hydroelectric Power INDIA Plant (Brazo Aña Cuá Project)* USA Versova-Bandra Sea Link Project* Kuwahee Waste Water Treatment PERU Plant Composite Corrections TAJIKISTAN Lima Metro - Line 2 Plan, Knoxville (Tennessee) Rogun Hydroelectric Project 7 EUROPE ITALY OMAN Infraflegrea Local Infrastructure Salalah Independent Water Project Development Project* AUSTRIA TURKEY Brenner Base Tunnel “Tulfes ITALY Etlik Integrated Health Campus - Pfons” Section Marche–Umbria Quadrilateral in Ankara* Highway Network (Maxi Lot 2)* FRANCE TURKEY Extension of Line 14 South to ITALY Gaziantep Integrated Health Orly Airport within Grand Paris Rome Underground Line C* Campus Express Project Lot 4 ITALY TURKEY FRANCE Taranto Port* Halkali-Kapikule High-speed Grand Paris Metro, Line 16 Lot 2 Railway Line ITALY FRANCE Verona - Padua – HS/HC Line TURKEY Rennes Métropole waste-to-energy Kirazli-Halkali Underground* plant NORWAY Nykirke-Barkaker Rail Line TURKEY FRANCE Yenikapi Waste Water Treatment Turin-Lyon Lot 5A POLAND Plant Waste to Energy Plant in Danzica* GREECE SAUDI ARABIA Thessaloniki - Metro System POLAND Riyadh Metro, Line 3 S-2 Warsaw Southern Bypass ITALY (Lot A)* SAUDI ARABIA NATO Base in Sigonella* SANG Villas, Riyadh POLAND ITALY S7 Widoma - Krakow UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Jonica National Road, Maxi Lot 3 Meydan One Mall, Dubai POLAND ITALY S–7 Expressway, Naprawa UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Eni’s New Headquarters, Milan – Skomielna Biała Section and Umm Lafina Link Road, Abu Dhabi Zakopianka tunnel* ITALY Brenner Base Tunnel – “Isarco ROMANIA River Underpass” Section Braila Bridge* ITALY ROMANIA Brenner Base Tunnel – Lot Mules 2-3* Frontieră–Curtici–Simeria Railway (Lots 2A, 2B and 3)* ITALY Cumana Railway Line, Dazio- SWEDEN Cantieri Section* Haga Station - Gothenburg Railway Link* ITALY Milan-Genoa Terzo Valico - Nodo, SWEDEN HS/HC Railway Line Gothenburg – Kvarnberget Railway Pass (“West Link – E03 ITALY Kvarnberget Lot”)* Milan Metro System – Line 4 SWITZERLAND ITALY Parc du Simplon, Lausanne Monopoli-Fasano Hospital* SWITZERLAND ITALY Tunnel Swissgrid Naples-Bari HS/HC Railway Line - Apice-Hirpinia Section SWITZERLAND United Nations offices, Geneva ITALY Naples-Bari HS/HC Railway Line - Naples-Cancello Section MIDDLE EAST ITALY * Astaldi projects New Cagliaritana State Highway (SS–554)* KUWAIT South Al Mutlaa Residential Area Sustainable Mobility ITALY Clean Hydro Energy Palermo-Catania HS/HC Railway Line QATAR Clean Water Bicocca-Catenanuova Section Al Bayt Stadium - Al Khor Green Buildings & Other 8 OUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE UN SDGs (United Nations Sustainable Development Goals) 88% Construction backlog from projects that contribute to the achievement of the SDGs 21% 60% Clean Sustainable Hydro Energy mobility 12% 3% 4% Other Green Clean buildings water 9 OUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE FIGHT AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE 61% Construction backlog from low-carbon projects 39% other -15 Mt CO2 Annual emissions avoidable by hydroelectric projects and metro lines (Astaldi data not included) 0,45 Mt CO2 Direct and indirect GHG emissions (Astaldi data not included) 10 OUR BUSINESS AREAS Our activities are at the heart of the and motorways. Our hydroelectric dams challenges facing today’s world, as the produce energy without emitting harmful population grows, cities become emissions. Our desalination and treatment crowded, pollution intensifies, natural plants can provide potable water where it resources become scarce and the is in scarce supply, and sustainable waste climate change impacts increase. water treatments for environmental protection and pollution decrease. The Our rail, metro and light rail transit lines bridges and buildings we erect house the move millions of people every year, latest in sustainable technology. eliminating the need for polluting cars and buses that increase congestion on roads TRACK RECORD 13,637 km 2,373 km of railways and metros tunnels 946 km 80,291 km of bridges and viaducts of roads and motorways 313 52,900 MW dams and hydroelectric plants of installed capacity 11 SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY metros – high speed railways – railways – roads & motorways bridges & viaducts – ports & sea works CLEAN HYDRO ENERGY hydroelectric dams & plants – pumped storage CLEAN WATER desalination & water treatment – wastewater
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