Half-Yearly Review: Increased Traffic At Dunkerque-Port (TOTAL: 23.37 MT, +1%)

Traffic at Dunkerque-Port has been making a steady recovery since February
2015. The total to the end of June, up 1%, has now exceeded the 2014 traffic
figure and reached 23.37 MT.

Ore made a slower start to the year than in 2014: traffic was 6.06 MT, a drop of
12%. However, coal volumes were encouraging and reached 2.22 MT, up 11%.

Grain confirmed the good performance of 2014 making an exceptional half-year
with more than 2.03 MT, a leap of 53%. The 2014/2015 grain campaign set a
new absolute record with 3.02 MT, beating the previous record of 2.4 MT for the
2013/2014 campaign.

General cargoes were up 12% overall with a tonnage of 9.78 MT.

Cross-Channel traffic saw an excellent start to the year with 7.65 MT (+13%).

The number of trucks and trailers was up 18% with 330,000 freight units. Passengers
and tourist cars increased respectively by 29% with 1.33 million passengers and 10%
with 290,000 vehicles.

Containers are recovering. The replacement of the LION export service by the
OCEAN 3 import service has significantly affected the transhipment to Asia of empty
containers at the Flanders Terminal, and the total was 151,000 TEU (-2%). However,
full containers alone rose by 10% to 98,000 TEU.

General cargoes increased by 37% to a tonnage of 669 KT.

«Small» solid bulk traffic was satisfactory at 1.25 MT (-6%).

Solid bulks were stable at 11.58 MT.

Petroleum products fell 27% to 1.80 MT, following the decline in activity at the SRD
and TOTAL facilities.

Other liquid bulks were down 43% at 221 KT.

Overall, liquid bulks slumped by 29% to 2.02 MT.