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GLOBAL CHALLENGES REQUIRE HOLISTIC SOLUTIONS

Passion for engineering and attention towards society guided Ramboll’s founders, B. J. Rambøll and J. G. Hannemann, when they started the company in 1945. Whilst Ramboll has evolved to encompass new disciplines and serve international markets, these principles and our Nordic roots still form the foundations of the company today.

Responsible business behaviour coupled with global expertise and local experience has proven to be a successful and sustainable business approach for Ramboll.

The world today faces far-reaching challenges that affect us all. Complex megatrends such as climate change, urbanisation, scarcity of natural resources and economic uncertainty each require global solutions.

Working closely with our customers and partners, Ramboll is dedicated to meeting these challenges by combining local experience with the global multidisciplinary expertise provided by close to 10,000 engineering, design and consultancy specialists.

We continually strive to be at the forefront of delivering innovative, inspiring and sustainable solutions that set new standards and make a genuine difference to our customers, the environment and society as a whole.

Being decent and proper does not only concern whether your tie is in place when doing business. It is about treating other people and society right in a long-term perspective. B. J. Rambøll

The Ramboll Foundation is the main owner of Ramboll - providing stability and instilling the highest ethical standards. The Foundation’s primary objective is to promote the long-term development of the company, our employees and the communities we serve. Since 2009, the Foundation has donated over EUR 500,000 to fund a range of technical research and to support relief efforts for natural disasters worldwide.

Ramboll’s expansion has been achieved through consistent organic growth with both small and large strategic acquisitions.

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The value of local experience can never be underestimated. After all, there are significant differences in culture, requirements, traditions and language throughout the world.

As consultants, we need to be present locally in order to understand the specific needs of our customers. At the same time, we must be able to draw on our specialist knowledge across disciplines and national borders. With more than 200 offices in 22 countries, Ramboll has developed a strong platform for delivering projects of any size and complexity.

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COUNTRY HEAD OFFICES

01 BELGIUM, Brussels

02 CYPRUS, Episkopi

03 DENMARK, Copenhagen

04 ESTONIA, Tallinn

05 FINLAND, Espoo

06 GERMANY, Hamburg

07 GREENLAND, Nuuk

08 INDIA, Hyderabad

09 LATVIA, Riga

10 NORWAY, Oslo

11 POLAND, Warsaw

12 QATAR, Doha

13 SINGAPORE

14 ROMANIA, Bucharest

15 RUSSIA, St Petersburg

16 SAUDI ARABIA, Riyadh

17 SOUTH AFRICA, Pretoria

18 SWEDEN, Stockholm

19 SWITZERLAND, Zurich

20 UAE, Dubai

21 UK, London

22 USA, New York

EMPLOYEES BY COUNTRY 2010

Denmark 31.0% Sweden 16.4% Norway 14.3% Finland 13.9% UK 4.9% Rest of Europe 4.9% Middle East 4.1% India 10.2% Rest of the World 0.3%

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REVENUE BY COUNTRY 2010

Denmark 39.1% Sweden 17.3% Norway 18.7% Finland 10.4% UK 4.8% Rest of Europe 1.7% Middle East 3.5% Russia 2.6% Rest of the World 1.9%

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MARKETSThe global challenges that face mankind together with the capabilities Ramboll has developed over several decades have defined the seven markets that we work across:

- Buildings - Transport - Environment - Energy - Oil & Gas - Telecoms - Management Consulting

Ramboll’s customer-centric approach brings fresh perspectives and dynamic input into every initiative.

Our global office network and diverse project portfolio spans Europe, Asia, Africa and North America and the following examples illustrate how our solutions make an important difference to people’s lives.

01 NORRA LÄNKEN, SWEDEN – One of the last missing pieces of the orbital road around Stockholm, Norra Länken helps to solve a complex traffic situation, promote economic growth and create an improved environment for the city’s residents. Ramboll provided multidisciplinary technical expertise including ground, road, tunnel, bridge and water engineering services as well as landscape planning and architecture.

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BUILDINGSThroughout the world, buildings form a fundamental part of our lives and our communities. In recent years we have experienced a rising demand for sustainable and ‘smart’ buildings evolving from the debate on how to combat climate change.

It has also become essential to stand out from the crowd, meaning that distinctive and attention-grabbing design is of paramount importance. Ramboll has helped breathe new life into many urban landscapes with unique and sustainable solutions that balance form and function. TRANSPORT

01 PULKOVO AIRPORT, RUSSIA – One of Europe’s most ambitious aviation projects, St Petersburg’s new terminal and surrounding airport ‘city’ will double existing capacity to 14 million passengers per year. As lead consultant, Ramboll is providing Northern Capital Gateway with multidisciplinary services from project teams in Russia, UK, Denmark and Sweden.

02 FEHMARNBELT, DENMARK/GERMANY – The world’s longest rail and road tunnel will enable trains and cars to travel 18 km from coast to coast in seven and ten minutes respectively. Ramboll is applying over two decades of tunnel engineering experience to produce the outline design and is drawing on world class expertise from specialists in the Netherlands and UK.

03 FORTH REPLACEMENT CROSSING, UK – Scotland’s largest infrastructure project comprises a 2.7km dual carriageway bridge and will be the main crossing across the Forth Estuary near Edinburgh. Ramboll is lead designer and is assisting the Forth Crossing Bridge Constructors consortium in the execution of this vital road link.

01 TATE MODERN II, UK – This landmark extension will increase Tate Modern’s display area by 60% over 11 levels. Ramboll is providing environmental consultancy and a broad range of engineering services. Rendering: Hayes Davidson and Herzog & de Meuron.

02 DIGIECOCITY, CHINA – The new ecological and technology based city will be home to 100,000 residents. Ramboll undertook infrastructure design for this visionary model of future urban living.

03 FERRARI WORLD, ABU DHABI – The world’s largest indoor theme park covers 86,000m2. Ramboll provided geotechnical, structural and façade engineering on this iconic home for an iconic brand. Image: Aldar Properties.

04 NEW NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ART, NORWAY – This world class cultural hub will provide 54,000m2 of exhibition and administrative space and draws on Ramboll’s multinational design expertise. Rendering: Kleihues+Schuwerk, Gesellschaft von Architecten mbH, MIR Kommunikasjon and Statsbygg.

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Mobility is the key to unlocking the regional and global environment. With increasing urbanisation, and people and goods crossing borders every day, only a well functioning infrastructure can support the continuous development of any society. Ramboll focuses on delivering added value solutions that facilitate mobility to provide freedom, proximity and experiences for the individual whilst creating economic growth and long term benefits for society.

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ENVIRONMENTAs human beings, we rely on the nature around us for our quality of life and the supply of necessities such as food and water. Global trends including industrialisation and extreme weather events related to climate change have made the preservation of our natural resources critically important.

Ramboll is at the forefront of achieving the most sustainable solutions by combining an in-depth understanding of processes in the natural environment with advanced engineering techniques.

01 GREATER GABBARD, UK – Once complete, the world’s largest offshore wind farm will offset 1.5 million tonnes of CO2 emissions per year, the equivalent of taking 350,000 cars off the road. Ramboll is providing the pile and foundation design on the first project in history with monopile foundations in water depths over 30 metres.

02 COPENHAGEN DISTRICT HEATING, DENMARK – For more than 40 years, Ramboll has helped develop one of the largest integrated district heating systems in the world. The system supplies heat to a city of 1 million people and will be instrumental in making Copenhagen carbon neutral by 2025.

03 ADVANCED MULTI-FUEL POWER STATION, DENMARK – Unit 2 of Avedøre power station uses natural gas, oil, straw and wood pellets for simultaneous generation of heat and electricity. The 540MWe plant is one of the world’s most efficient, exploiting up to 94% of the fuels’ energy with an electrical efficiency of 49%. Ramboll experts have provided a range of specialist services to Dong Energy since 1980 to enable the development of this state-of-the-art facility.

01 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR RUBY MINE, GREENLAND – Drawing on local knowledge from our Greenlandic operations and environmental expertise from specialists in Denmark, Ramboll is undertaking an environmental baseline study and environmental impact assessment as part of the permitting process for a proposed ruby mine in western Greenland.

02 SOUTH STREAM GAS PIPELINE, BLACK SEA REGION – Supporting efforts to strengthen energy security in central and southern Europe, Ramboll is involved in preparations for the environmental permitting process for the South Stream project. The scheme will include the construction of a 900km offshore pipeline between Russia and Bulgaria with a capacity of 63 billion m3 of natural gas per year.

03 INTELLIGENT WASTEWATER HANDLING, DENMARK – Part of Copenhagen’s 2011 Climate Adaptation Plan is to optimise the integrated operations of sewer systems and waste water treatment plants. Ramboll is helping to realise this by developing a comprehensive model for run-off and biological treatment.

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ENERGYSecurity of power supplies, climate change and energy efficiency are top priorities on the global agenda.

Ramboll is helping customers meet these challenges through market leading capabilities in offshore wind, waste-to-energy and district heating. We have also been instrumental in developing the world’s largest solar heating scheme and over 50% of all offshore wind energy projects use foundations designed by Ramboll.

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TELECOMSThe rapid development within communication technologies has changed our way of life by providing unprecedented access to information.

Since 1945, Ramboll has been at the forefront of telecommunications infrastructures. In addition to network optimisation, renewable energy and indoor neutral host solutions, we offer a comprehensive service portfolio for operators and network suppliers worldwide; from market-leading consultancy services to the supply of our optimised towers and masts. ENR ranked Ramboll as the number one design firm in telecommunications worldwide.

01 TOWER SUPPLY AND MANAGEMENT, INDIA AND AFRICA – India is the world’s fastest growing telecommunications market with an estimated 1.2 billion subscribers by 2013, whilst in Africa projections suggest that 15,000 new mobile phone towers will be needed every year. This is driving the rapid development of related infrastructure, which Ramboll is supporting by supplying towers to mobile operators and network suppliers. We also assess the condition, and where needed, strengthen existing structures to allow tower sharing.

02 NATIONWIDE RAIL RADIO SYSTEM, DENMARK – To enable seamless rail travel across international borders, Ramboll is helping long standing customer, Banedanmark, develop the infrastructure for a new nationwide digital radio network. Ramboll is also leading the consortium that is designing and planning a wider initiative to upgrade Denmark’s entire rail signalling system.

01 REFURBISHMENT OF MAJOR ONSHORE GAS TERMINAL, GERMANY – After more than 30 years of operation, Gassco’s Norsea gas terminal in Emden is now scheduled to be refurbished to maintain safe and reliable gas transportation for the future. This EUR 0.5 billion project will see Ramboll carry out a major front end engineering design study, which includes new receiving, gas heating, utilities and process facilities. Image: Gassco.

02 SOUTH ARNE PLATFORM, NORTH SEA – Since 2004, Ramboll has carried out a range of improvement projects including upgrading the water-injection module, detailed design of extensions for additional production wells and all brownfield work required for the upcoming South Arne field extension.

03 NEXUS FPSO, NORWAY – Ramboll mobilised a team of 200 engineers to undertake the pre-engineering and detailed design of all topside structures and facilities on the NEXUS FPSO vessel. Extremely short delivery timeframes were met and significant safety improvements were realised.

04 NORD STREAM PIPELINE, RUSSIA/ EUROPE – The world’s largest offshore project comprises a 1220km dual gas pipeline across the Baltic Sea that will supply 26 million households. Ramboll assisted with route planning, environmental impact assessment and monitoring. Image: Nord Stream AG.

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To make it in today’s fast paced and competitive world, companies in the oil and gas market depend on cutting edge solutions that combine economic efficiency with stringent health, safety and environmental safeguards during the production and distribution processes.

Ramboll’s capabilities have grown with our customers’ own development. Our longstanding relationship with Maersk Oil, which started with projects in the North Sea, led us to expand into the Middle East in 1995 - giving us a unique understanding of the oil industry. Today we also serve Norway, Russia and India and are involved in far-reaching initiatives such as the pipeline design for Statoil’s Gudrun field development project in the Norwegian North Sea.

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MANAGEMENT CONSULTINGMunicipalities and regional bodies are responsible for issues that affect us all; from services such as health care, schools and day care to strategic planning of energy efficiency, infrastructure and climate initiatives. Ramboll works closely with city administrations and other public bodies to provide them with the insights needed to make informed and strategic decisions.

With unprecedented levels of competition in the global economy, Ramboll focuses on empowering its private sector customers with expertise and powerful management tools. These help deliver strong leadership skills, efficient processes, improved business competitiveness and measurable results – saving our customers time and money.

01 SAVINGS FOR MUNICIPALITY OF COPENHAGEN, DENMARK – Savings of at least EUR 23 million, to be achieved through various efficiency initiatives, were identified by Ramboll’s analysis of spending on administration. Image: Adam Mørk.

02 FACILITATING AMBITIOUS GROWTH STRATEGY, WORLDWIDE – Ramboll is working with global pharmaceutical company, LEO Pharma, to support ambitious growth targets by developing a new IT strategy that will support and enable the growth strategy and operating model.

03 WORLDWIDE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, HONG KONG & GERMANY – Ramboll has conducted training for global concern, MAN Diesel & Turbo SE (part of German DAX 30 company, MAN SE), to develop skills in leadership, change management, team development and recruitment.

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WORKING TOGETHERRESPONSIBLYRamboll believes in taking a responsible and holistic approach to everything we do, and strives to promote sustainable development and good corporate citizenship. We believe in a business behaviour based on trust, integrity, transparency and professionalism.

Through our commitment to the ten principles of the UN Global Compact, an internationally recognised framework for advancing corporate responsibility, our performance is measured and reported in four main areas:

- Human rights - Labour - Environment

- Anti-corruption

Ramboll has introduced a policy to instil good governance across the supply chain. This includes a suppliers’ declaration that provides a framework for Ramboll and our partners to agree and commit to a common set of responsibility standards. Ramboll’s ‘obligation to act’ policy requires us to inform our customers or partners when unacceptable business behaviour is identified – an industry first.

PIONEERING APPROACH FOR SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS

Developers, investors and end users all have an interest in the sustainability credentials of new buildings. With extensive experience of assessment methods such as BREEAM, Ramboll has also developed the first tool of its kind to quantify and visualise all aspects of a scheme’s sustainability performance prior to construction. In addition to enabling savings in energy use and running costs, the innovative ‘RamSuB’ application provides a holistic evaluation of a building’s climatic, environmental, social and economic impact.

ADDED CUSTOMERVALUEOver the last ten years, Ramboll’s turnover and employee base have increased by more than 400%. With international growth comes diversity and the enlargement of our talented team of consultants – positioning us as a dynamic and forward-thinking partner that provides customers with added value.

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REVENUE BY MARKET 2010

Buildings 34.6% Transport 25.3% Energy 6.1% Environment 9.4% Oil & Gas 10.1% Telecoms 7.7% Management Consulting 6.8%

KEY FIGURES AND FINANCIAL RATIOS 2010 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006

Income statement, DKK million EUR m Revenue 815.4 6,074.9 5,510.6 5,639.8 4,739.6 3,945.5EBITA 52.8 393.7 320.4 439.7 403.2 290.4Operating profit (EBIT) 39.8 296.7 236.6 357.3 347.4 254.0Profit before tax 37.0 275.9 212.6 357.7 315.1 244.7Profit for the year 23.4 174.7 124.7 231.7 218.6 157.3

Balance sheet, DKK millionTotal assets 485.9 3,619.6 3,077.3 3,115.3 3,010.0 2,102.0Shareholders’ equity 177.3 1,320.6 1,070.8 918.6 927.9 757.4Net interest bearing cash/(debt) 25.2 187.4 108.1 -9.5 -43.3 117.6

Non-financial indicators Public sector revenue, % 41 45 40 38 47Private sector revenue, % 59 55 60 62 53 The figures in EUR have been translated from DKK using an exchange rate of 7.45

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We understand that a consultancy company’s ultimate asset is its collective and shared knowledge.

Universum’s ‘Nordic Ideal Employer 2011’ survey identified Ramboll as the preferred employer for engineering students in the Nordics. Attracting the brightest minds enables us to draw on world class technical expertise and overcome the biggest challenges.

For our customers, this means consistently achieving optimal solutions built on innovation, sustainability and successful partnerships.

Customer expectations about service standards are higher than ever – meaning that service excellence must be augmented with added value.

Ramboll has nurtured enduring and productive relationships with customers based on mutual trust and a complete understanding of the markets in which they operate. For these reasons, we have worked with our biggest customers over many years.

We combine this partnership approach with creative freedom and a comprehensive portfolio of multidisciplinary services to offer customers cutting edge and exacting solutions.

Whilst Ramboll’s market offering has expanded internationally and to encompass new disciplines, our Nordic heritage has been retained with our Group Management and head office both located in Copenhagen. Image: Adam Mørk.

By structuring our organisation to leverage knowledge and to align with our customers, Ramboll creates lasting partnerships that enable seamless project delivery and outstanding results.

4.2 = Ramboll’s average customer satisfaction score in 2011 on a scale of one to five.

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Results based on customer satisfaction survey responses between January 2011 and November 2011. Negative Neutral Positive

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