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assumptions employed in their assessment are as follows:

(in €’000)

France

Germany

USA

England

Other

Actuarial debt

28,983

7,882

324

24,121

2,191

Discount rate

1.49%

1.83%

3.25%

2.68% 3.70%

Reference used

I Boxx euro zone

12 years

Extrapolation cased

on the ECB 15-year

AAA rate curve

Citigroup Pension

Discount Curve rate

I Boxx AA-rated

15-year +0.3%

Inflation - Wage increase

1.30%

1.50%

N/A

3.41% NA

As per the revised IAS 19 standard, the rate of return on non-current funds is identical to the discount rate for actuarial liability. The rates of

return thus employed are equal to 3.25% for American insurance plans

and 2.68% for English ones.

At December 31, 2017, the allocation of the plan assets was

approximately 52% in equities and 48% in bonds for England. As the

US fund concerning the majority of the employees had been wound up

in 2016, there were no longer any hedging assets in the USA.

The following table sets out the changes, during financial year 2017,

in the actuarial debt and the market value of the hedging assets (in

millions of euros):

CHANGE IN ACTUARIAL DEBT

2017

2016

ACTUARIAL DEBT AT YEAR START

63,117

66,303

Cost of services

2,075

1,782

Cost of accretion

1,414

1,656

Benefits paid

(2,527)

(2,652)

Discounts

0

0

Wind-ups

0

(8,046)

Change in consolidation scope

(130)

76

Translation differences

(1,383)

(3,828)

Actuarial losses (gains)

934

7,826

ACTUARIAL DEBT AT YEAR END

63,500

63,117

CHANGE IN MARKET VALUE OF HEDGING ASSETS

2017

2016

OPENING VALUE

23,645

29,884

Contributions paid by the Group

285

304

Benefits withheld from fund

(578)

(428)

Wind-ups

0

(6,453)

Expected yield from assets

670

824

Translation differences

(853)

(3,566)

Actuarial gains (losses)

1,585

3,080

VALUE AT YEAR-END

24,755

23,645

The amounts given in wind-ups for financial year 2016 concern the part of the Hi Shear Corporation pension plan at the start of the financial

year.

The amounts shown as changes in scope in 2017 relate to Precimetal Fonderie de Précision, which was sold in 2017.

The following table shows the reconciliation of amounts recognized in the Group’s consolidated financial statements and the above sums:

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LISI 2017 FINANCIAL REPORT

CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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