Quarterly Financial Information at 30 September 2015

9M 2015 sales: €53.8 billion vs. €52.3 billion in the first nine months of 2014

• -2.1%¹ organic change, but -0.4% restated for the €921 million impact of the 2012 tariff catch-up² at 30 September 2014 with no equivalence in 2015
• Challenging power price environment in Europe

Increase in nuclear output in France

• 306.3TWh, +1.2TWh compared to 9M 2014
• 2015 nuclear output expected at the upper-end of the 410-415TWh target

2015 interim dividend : €0.57 per share with the option for a payment in new shares

Strategic developments

• Agreements with CGN for the construction and operation of the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station
• New agreement regarding the EDF Luminus shareholder structure
• Renewable energy partnership with Procter & Gamble in the United States:
  - Electricity sold to P&G generated by a wind farm due to be commissioned in 2016
  - Capacity of 123 MW, located in Texas

Ongoing long-term bond issues

• Senior bond issue of US$4.75 billion, including the largest US dollar denominated Green Bond (US$1.25 billion) from a corporate issuer, providing further support to EDF’s renewable energy investments
• Senior "Formosa" bond issuance on the Taiwanese market for US$1.5 billion

2015 financial targets and 2018 positive cash flow³ ambition confirmed

Jean-Bernard Lévy, the Chairman and CEO of EDF, announced: "Over the last few months, EDF Group has been developing its strategic plan, CAP 2030. This plan aims to make EDF an efficient electricity company, champion of low-carbon growth. A few days before COP21 opens, a global event that EDF is engaged in, the Group confirms its ambition to be an active player committed to the energy transition. In the third quarter of 2015, a new green bond of $US 1.25 billion was issued, enabling the company to bolster its renewable energy investments."

¹_{At constant scope and exchange rates, including the -1.7% due to the 2012 tariff catch-up, with no equivalence in 2015}
²_{Impact of the regularisation of regulated tariffs for the period from 23 July 2012 to 31 July 2013, following the French Council of State’s decision of 11 April 2014}
³_{Cash flow after dividends, excluding Linky}