SUEZ publishes its Strategic Plan for 2027

Recently, SUEZ Group released its strategic plan
for 2027.
The plan proposes to focus on its main business, namely water and solid waste, and expand its international layout; We will work with our customers to create value for all shareholders through innovation and investment; The goal is to achieve an average annual revenue growth of 4%~5%, and to make EBITDA grow faster than the average annual growth rate
of revenue.

Under the guidance of the strategic plan, SUEZ will achieve value-creation-centric development through proven solutions and enhance innovation and investment capabilities to help the Group's customers meet the growing environmental challenges
.
The Group's strategic planning is based on three pillars: first, focusing on the Group's main business and key markets; The second is to invest in and innovate in solutions that differentiate the Group; The third is to create value
for all stakeholders of the Group.

In addition, as part of its strategy, the Group is committed to maintaining its leadership in
sustainability.
SUEZ will publish a sustainable development roadmap by the end of 2022 outlining its desired contribution and quantifiable targets
in areas such as climate change, nature conservation and social affairs.

Overall, from a financial point of view, the implementation of this strategy will bring about an average annual revenue growth of 4%~5%, and the average annual growth rate of EBITDA will exceed the average annual growth rate
of its revenue.
The Group will implement
this strategic plan with a new, more streamlined and agile attitude and customer-centric organizational structure.

Explaining the Group's strategic plan, Sabrina Soussan, Chairman and CEO of SUEZ, said: "The water and solid waste markets face historic challenges
.
Today, SUEZ has set a clear direction for this: we will launch a sustainable growth strategy, rely on investment capabilities, increase R&D investment by 50%, and strive to achieve an average annual revenue growth
of 4%~5% by 2027.
”