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PROPERTY OF GROUPE RENAULT 1INVESTOR RELATIONS – 2020 PRESENTATION

GROUPE RENAULT

24-25 June 2020

Automotive Credit Conference 2020

Unicredit


Disclaimer

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information and statements are based on reasonable assumptions taken on the date of this report, due to their nature, they can

be risky and uncertain (as described in the Renault Registration Document filed with the French Autorité des Marchés Financiers).

Actual results may differ materially from those projected or implied in these forward looking statements.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

▪ The plan is our ticket to be back in the game

− Focus on cash generation from the operations

− More realistic and helpful Alliance approach

− Honest diagnostic on our situation and rightful answers

▪ Cost reductions will continue way beyond 2022

− Main industrial French footprint adjustment will happen after 2022

− The fruits of the Alliance new organization will kick in from 2022 onwards

− Platforms consolidation will be achieved by 2026

▪ Execution is the key

− “No-pain” social measures

− We have the financial means to execute it


2o22 - COST REDUCTION PROJECT

01


01.2

AGENDA

Building a resilient performance 2o22 fixed cost reduction project01.1

Alliance as a performance enhancer of Groupe Renault Zoom on new projects and associated benefits


A CHANGE OF PRIORITIES: TOWARDS BETTER PERFORMANCE

OUTCOME

STRATEGIC FOCUS

Inability to generate

cashOver-sized structure

Size Innovation

Restore

competitiveness Profitability

over volume

Increase

efficiencyTrim down diversity

Optimize

organizationLeaner structure

Customer focused – leverage of Alliance – rigorous approach

REDUCED FIXED COSTS> €2bn by 2022 vs 2019

Performance

2020+

OUTCOME

2020-

2017

MINDSET

BUSINESSFOCUS

ACTIONPLANS

Fixed costs too high


NEW LEADERSHIP

NEW MINDSET

FACT BASED

SELF-HELP

RESILIENCE

A NEW MINDSET FOR A BETTER RESILIENCE


PARADIGM SHIFT AT RENAULT: PROFITABILITY OVER VOLUMEFIRST PRIORITY: REDUCE FIXED COSTS

LOWER DEPENDENCY

ON VOLUMES

&

IMPROVED

COMPETITIVENESS ENHANCED

PROFITABILITY

FIXED COSTS

2o22 PLAN FOCUS

ON GOING EFFORT

VARIABLE COSTS

PRICING

DISCIPLINE

-20%2019 - 2022


2o22 PROJECT: OVER €2bn CASH COST REDUCTION VERSUS 2019

1. Execution of the € 2bn reduction plan does not rely on new Alliance projects or external factors like market growth

2. Includes production labor cost savings

~€700m

~€800m

~€650m

>€2bnin 2022 vs 2019

w/o CAPEX


ENGINEERING: IMPROVED EFFICIENCY

~€800mCOST REDUCTION

in 2022 vs 2019

LINE-UP

▪ Optimization

▪ Reduced parts diversity

▪ Increased commonalization

ORGANIZATION

▪ Subcontractor base rationalization

▪ Increase in RTX1 utilization

▪ Rationalized structure

▪ Digitalization of validation

1. Regional Technical Centers


DIVERSITY REDUCTION: VERSIONS, PARTS, POWERTRAINS

PRODUCT DEFINITION

Less part references1

per vehicle in plant

Powertrain

commonalization

within the Alliance

1. Part reference = part number.

-25%by 2022vs 2019

85%by 2022

+10 pts vs 2019

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FEWER PC1 PLATFORMS TO DEVELOP IN 2022 & MORE VEHICLES PER PLATFORM BY 2026

DEVELOPMENT COSTS DOWN VEHICLES PER PLATFORM UP

Active PF (requiring development)

Mature PF(already developed)

13 13

# platforms

> 600k units / year1 3 3 ALL

4

9

4

2019 20222019-2022

Platform transition

2022-2026

Platform evolution

5

4 4

2026

4

1. Passenger cars, platforms including partners’ volumes

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C/D

A/B

LCV

EV

2019 2020 2021 2022

K-ZE

Arkana

New Clio

Triber

New Captur

XM3

ZoeLCV

SIMPLIFICATION BUT NOT AT THE EXPENSE OF THE PRODUCT CADENCEE

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WORK ORGANIZATION: LEVERAGE REGIONAL FOOTPRINT

ENGINEERING EFFICIENCY

Increased RTx1 use

40%RTx2019

60%RTx2022

Skills and resources

Focus France Core technologies

High added-valueTop 9

subcontractors2019

Top 4subcontractors

2022

Subcontractor base

rationalization

80%of business with

1. Regional Technical Centers

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RIN

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PRODUCTION: CAPACITY RIGHTSIZING, ENHANCED EFFICIENCY


in 2022 vs 2019

PERFORMANCE

& CAPACITY RIGHTSIZING

▪ Industry 4.0

▪ Lines/plants rightsizing

▪ Supply chain efficiency

▪ Labor savings

PROCESS ENGINEERING

▪ Performance “best in class”

▪ Subcontractors rationalization

▪ Digitalization of prototype process

▪ Maximization of 3D Printing


INNOVATION: BOOSTING INDUSTRIAL PERFORMANCE

PERFORMANCE GAINS

2019

Competitiveness

& Industry 4.0

80Veh/employee

2022

91Veh/employee

+14%

Digitalization

prototype process

Maximization of 3D Printing

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UC

TIO

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CE

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3,3

3,8

4,3

4,8

5,3

5,8

CAPACITY RIGHTSIZING

20222019 2024

Capacity3 shifts x 5 days

CapacityHarbour standard

Group Production 2019

1. including AVTOVAZ & JVs, w/o Renault Nissan Automotive India Private Limited

Groupe Renault capacity evolutionVehicle production and max capacity (in Million veh)1

3.8

3.6

4.0

3.3

5.5

6.0

4.9

~ -18% 2024 vs 2019

~ -10% 2022 vs 2019

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GLOBAL RIGHTSIZING PROJECTCapacity rightsizing 2019-2024

Potentially impacted locations

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UC

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RM

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CE

FO

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PR

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ADAPTING OVERALL STRUCTURE TO RESTORE COMPETITIVENESS


in 2022 vs 2019

FIXED MARKETING EXPENSES

▪ Digitalization and media efficiency

▪ Media cost optimization

▪ Scope adjustments

G&A

▪ Cross function approach

▪ Optimization

▪ Downsizing

▪ Shared service centers expansion

SG

&A


TIMELINE OF CASH IMPACTS

30%75%

100%

30%50%

20%

2020 2021 2022

% of the >€2bn fixed cost gains achieved versus 2019

€1,2bn cash restructuring costs timing

Ramp-up of Group cash savings

& implementation costs


SCOPE ADJUSTMENTS: CAPITAL ALLOCATION OPTIMIZATION

>€500m

RRG GROUP

▪ Assets reduction (real estate

and working capital)

▪ Variable costs vs fixed costs

NEW FOCUS IN CHINA

▪ Transfer of DRAC shares

to Dongfeng

▪ Re-focusing on EVs and LCVs

Capital allocated tolow-return business

in 2022 vs 2019


PEAK PASSED FOR INVESTMENT BUT NOT FOR DEPRECIATION

2021201920182015 2016 2017 2020 2022

Capex & R&D cash spending Amortization and depreciation in COP

Capex + R&D

in % of Group

Revenues

10.7% ~8%

6.0bn

4.7bn

2.9bn

3.7bn

-2.5 pts

RD&CAPEX

in 2022 vs 2019

+€0.8bn

DEPRECIATION

7.9%


WRAP-UP: FIXED COST REDUCTION BY NATURE BY 2022

Labor costs~ 15 000 positions

worldwidepotentially impacted

Outsourcing optimization

Marketing & Others


Building a resilient performance 2o22 fixed cost reduction project01.1

Alliance as a performance enhancer of Groupe RenaultZoom on new projects and associated benefits01.2

AGENDA


ALLIANCE NEW COLLABORATION SCOPE BEYOND OUR FIXED COST REDUCTION PLAN

REGIONS(REFERENCE PLAYER BY

REGION)

NEW

CURRENT ALLIANCE SCOPE NEW ALLIANCE COLLABORATION SCOPE

BEYOND 2o22 PLANWITHIN 2o22 PLAN

PLATFORMS & POWERTRAINS

TECHNOLOGY

PURCHASING

SCOPE EXTENSION TO FULL VEHICLE

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R

PLATFORMS & POWERTRAINS

SCOPE EXTENSION

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AD

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/ F

OL

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RTECHNOLOGY

INCREASED STANDARDIZATION

NE

WP

AR

TN

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SH

IPS

PURCHASING


SIGNIFICANT BENEFITS FROM NEW COLLABORATION SCOPE

Up to -40% Model investment1

LEADER FOLLOWEREXAMPLE EXAMPLE OF BENEFITS

New opportunities

for Fixed costs gains

Under

100$/kWh

VEHICLE

PURCHASING

REGIONS

B-SUVNext Generation

Renault reference playerEurope, Russia, Latam

EV BatteryStandardization: Geometry &

chemistry, design, carry-across

1. Model investment = R&D + Tooling

2. Core system of electric-electronic

Nissan

Development

TECHNOLOGY

Autonomous driving

Renault

Developmente-Body architecture2


Q1 2020 Results

02


KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM Q1

▪ Strong acceleration of market decline in March due to COVID-19

▪ Automotive liquidity reserves at €10.3 bn at the end of March

▪ Product cadence confirmed so far

▪ Restarting production as we speak where feasible

▪ RCI: comfortable liquidity reserve at €11.5 bn at the end of March

▪ Not yet possible to assess the pandemic impact for the FY

▪ No guidance possible at this stage


TIV EVOLUTION Q1 2020 VS Q1 2019

(1)

Brazil -8%

Colombia -9%

Argentina -36%

India -23%

(1) The evolution of the global automotive market for all brands also called Total Industry Volume (TIV) indicates the annual variation in sales* volumes of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles** in the main countries including USA & Canada,

provided by official authorities or statistical agencies in each country, and consolidated by Groupe Renault to constitute this world market (TIV).

*Sales: registrations or deliveries or invoices according to the data available in each consolidated country.

**Light commercial vehicles of less than 5.1 tons.

Morocco -21%

Algeria -88%

Turkey +41%

Russia +2%

China -46%

March Q1

World (1)

TIV -40% -25%

EuropeTIV -52% -26%

EurasiaTIV +3% +7%

Africa-ME-India-PacificTIV -24% -14%

AmericasTIV -29% -13%

ChinaTIV -49% -45%

South Korea -7%

Germany -20%

UK -31%

Spain -31%

France -33%

Italy -35%


908

503

158106 98

43

673

322

168

85 7721

2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020

GROUPE RENAULT’S SALES Q1 2020 VS Q1 2019

Thousand units

(PC+LCV)

World Market Share: 4.1% (unchanged)

International -13.4%

Global Europe Eurasia Africa-ME-India-Pacific Americas China

TIV* -24.6% -26.2% +7.0% -14.4% -13.4% -45.0%

GROUP -25.9% -36.0% +6.1% -19.8% -21.7% -50.5%

* PC+LCV including USA & Canada


PERFORMANCE OF NEW MODEL LAUNCHES IN Q1

CLIO ZOE CAPTUR

ARKANA TRIBER XM3

63 kuSales

-0.3 pt M/S

21 kuSales

34 kuSales

-0.2 pt M/S

5 kuSales

+1.2 pt M/S

10 kuSales

+1.2 pt M/S

6 kuSales

+1.5 pt M/S

+12%Pricing

+14%Pricing

+0.4 pt M/S

+81%Sales


Q1 2020 GROUP REVENUES

In million euros Q1 2019 Q1 2020 Change

Global unit sales (units) 908,402 672,962 -25.9%

Group Revenues 12,527 10,125 -19.2%

o/w Automotive excl. AVTOVAZ 10,916 8,591 -21.3%

o/w AVTOVAZ (1) 767 701 -8.6%

o/w Mobility Services (2) - 6 ++

o/w Sales Financing 844 827 -2.0%

(1) AVTOVAZ net of eliminations

(2) New segment as of 01/01/2020


Change Automotive revenues excluding AVTOVAZ

Q1 2020 vs Q1 2019: -€2,325m

10,916 8,591

10,12512,527

REVENUES VARIANCE ANALYSIS

(million euros)

-14.1 pts -0.7 pts -0.3 pts +2.8 pts -6.1 pts -1.4 pts -1.5 pts

-21.3%

Q1 2019 VolumeGeographic

Mix

Product

MixPrice

Sales to

PartnersCurrency Others Q1 2020

Q1 2019 Automotive AVTOVAZMobility

ServicesRCI Q1 2020


(In thousand units)

NEW VEHICLE DISTRIBUTION STOCK EXCLUDING AVTOVAZ

Group

Independentdealers

Total

76 61 69 70 76 65 75 68 109Number of days

of sales (backward)

697660

588622

656 630603 599

660

340

236285

182

300

218

290

157

270

357424

303

440

356412

313

442391

MAR'18 JUN'18 SEP'18 DEC'18 MAR'19 JUN'19 SEP'19 DEC'19 MAR'20


RCI BANK AND SERVICES PERFORMANCE

Q1 2019 Q1 2020 Change

Average performing assets (€m) 46,462 49,318 +6.1%

New contracts (units) 436,509 391,056 -10.4%

New Financings (€m) 5,128 4,622 -9.9%


2020 OUTLOOK

In the context of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic: No FY guidance

▪ To date, the impact that this pandemic will have on the Group's

results is still impossible to assess. Groupe Renault will

communicate a new guidance as soon as it considers that it is in

a position to do so.

▪ The Group undertakes to restart commercial and production

activities in countries where safety and regulatory conditions

permit and will implement all necessary measures to respond

effectively to commercial demand.


FY 2019 Results

03


SOLID ASSETS: INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE

BrazilEurope Russia India

ARKANA KWID

SANDERO

All-new CLIO TRIBER


EVSales +25%


LCVRecord sales


DaciaRecord sales


SOLID ASSETS: RCI ROBUSTNESS

Service contracts

Penetration rate


Solid assets: Alliance – CMF-B


Solid assets: Alliance – CROSS MANUFACTURING

Maubeuge


3,884

1,921

748562 437

217

3,754

1,946

751453 425

180

Groupe Renault’s sales 2019 vs 2018

Thousand units

(PC+LCV)

World Market Share: 4.25% (+0.1 pts)

International

TIV*

GROUP

-7.9%

-2.9% w/o Iran

Global Europe Eurasia Africa-ME-India-Pacific Americas China

-4.8%-3.8% w/o Iran

+1.2% -4.4% -8.5%-3.8% w/o Iran

-5.6% -8.2%

-3.4%-0.8% w/o Iran

+1.3% +0.4% -19.3%-1.6% w/o Iran

-2.9% -17.2%

2018 2019 2018 2019 2018 2019 2018 2019 2018 2019 2018 2019

* PC+LCV including USA & Canada


2019 Group revenues

In million euros 2018 2019 Change

Global unit sales (units) 3,884,273 3,753,723 -3.4%

Group revenues 57,419 55,537 -3.3%

o/w Automotive excl. AVTOVAZ 51,171 49,002 -4.2%

o/w AVTOVAZ(2) 3,040 3,130 +3.0%

o/w Sales Financing 3,208 3,405 +6.1%

H1 H2

-7.7% -0.4%

(1)

(1) Including Jinbei & Huasong(2) AVTOVAZ net of eliminations


Currency

VolumeGeographic

mix

Sales topartners

Others

-4.2%

-1.4 pts -0.2 pts 0 pt +1.7 pts -0.7 pts -0.2 pts

Price

-3.4 pts

Change Automotive excluding Avtovaz revenues

2019 vs 2018: -€2,169m

2018 2019

Productmix

51,171

-738-1,747

+853

+10-91

-88

49,002

-368

Automotive Excluding Avtovaz

Groupe Renault2018 2019

Automotive

RCI Avtovaz

-2,169

+90 +19755,537

57,419

Revenues variance analysis

(million euros)



Group operating profit % of Group revenues

3,6126.3%

2,6624.8%

-950-1.5 pts

o/w Automotive excl. AVTOVAZ% of segment revenues

2,2044.3%

1,2842.6%

-920-1.7 pts

o/w AVTOVAZ(1) 204 155 -49

o/w Sales Financing 1,204 1,223 +19

2019 Operating profit by activity

H1 H2

4.0% 1.3%



Currency

Volume & partners

Mix / Net Enrichment

G&A

RCI Banque& others

Monozukuri

Raw materials

AVTOVAZ(1)

+547

-587

-74 -493,612

2,662

+121

-2

-324-329

Change 2019 vs 2018: -€950m

-582

2018 2019

Group operating profit variance analysis


(million euros)


+458

+53

+106 -70 +121

G&AManufacturing

& Logistics

R&DWarrantyPurchasing

Monozukuri

Cost reduction analysis excluding Avtovaz

Change 2019 vs 2018: +€668m

+458

+53

+106+121

-70

(million euros)


In million euros 2018 2019

Net restructuring costs -306 -236

Impairment of assets -276 -229

Capital gain/loss on disposal of fixed assets +68 -15

Others -111 -77

Total other operating income & expenses -625 -557

Other operating income & expenses


2019 Financial results


Group Revenues 57,419 55,537 -3.3%

Operating profit 3,612 2,662 -950

% of Group revenues 6.3% 4.8% -1.5 pts

Other operating income & expenses -625 -557 +68

EBIT 2,987 2,105 -882

Net financial income & expenses -353 -442 -89

Associated companies 1,540 -190 -1,730

Current & deferred taxes -723 -1,454 -731

Net income 3,451 19 -3,432



NISSAN 1,509 242 -1,267

Others 31 -432 -463

Total associated companies 1,540 -190 -1,730

Associated companies

H1 H2

-21 +263


Net tangible& intangibleinvestments

-5,848

Capitalized

R&D

-1,925

Net capex

-2,921

Operationalfree

cash flow

Cash flow

Changein WCR

+1,829

Dividendspaid Net Change

Incl.AVTOVAZ

Dividendsreceived

fromlisted co. Financial

investments& others

(million euros)

-484

Currency& IFRS 16 impact

AVTOVAZFCF

Automotive Net Financial Position

Excl. AVTOVAZ

+1,027

4,144

+28

+153 +625 -1,120

-912

-293 -1,335-700

December 31, 2018 : €3,702m

January 1st, 2019 : €3,069m*

December 31, 2019 : €1,734m

+802Leased

Vehicles

-1,002

* IFRS 16 impact at transition date -€633m

LeasedVehicles


678

896

243

950 947

1,750

750

500

2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027

Auto Division liquidity reserves (Dec. 2019): €15.8 billionCash & cash equivalents: €12.3 billion

Available back-up lines: €3.5 billion

Liquidity

Redemption schedule – Renault SA Bonds, Banks & assimilated, excluding CP & redeemable shares (in million euros)


(In thousand units)

New vehicle distribution stock excluding Avtovaz

Group

Independentdealers

Total

Number of daysof sales (backward)

613

697660

588622

656 630603 599

190

340

236285

182

300

218

290

157

423

357

424

303

440

356412

313

442

DEC'17 MAR'18 JUN'18 SEP'18 DEC'18 MAR'19 JUN'19 SEP'19 DEC'19

57 76 61 69 70 76 65 75 68


RCI Banque

2018 2019

New financings (€bn) 20.9 21.4

Average performing assets (€bn) 44.4 47.4

Net banking income 4.34% 4.31%

Cost of risk(1) (customer & dealer) -0.33% -0.42%

Operating expenses -1.27% -1.26%

Pretax income 2.74% 2.80%

Operating profit (€m) 1,204 1,223

All percentages are calculated on average performing assets(1) As of 2018, Cost of risk reflects the application of IFRS 9 Standards


2020Challenges

▪ CAFE

▪ Enrichment and regulation costs

▪ Capex + R&D spendings

▪ China

▪ CAFE

▪ Enrichment and regulation costs

▪ Capex + R&D spendings

▪ China

2020Challenges

2020Levers

▪ Electrification

▪ Pricing policy

▪ Cost management

▪ Alliance’s new paradigm

▪ Renewed leadership


2020 PERFORMANCE LEVER: ELECTRIFICATION OF OUR RANGE

All-new ZOE


BEV

HEV

PHEV


2019 2020 2021-2022

New vehicle New version

All-New CAPTURE-TECH plug-in

MEGANEE-TECH plug-in

All-New CLIOE-TECH

1st CMF-EV

TWINGO Z.E.All-New ZOE

Ren

au

ltE

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CH

10

0%

ele

ctr

ic

Dacia Urban City car



0 g

120 g

Other ICE

HEV + DIESEL

BEV + PHEV

LPG

2019 2020

EV

PHEV

HEV

DIESEL

LPG

PETROL

10% BEV + PHEV

~30% HEV + DIESEL

~10% LPG

Passenger Cars Europe Mix

CO2 level*

* Average CO2 emission per km per vehicle (NEDC-BT)


GROUPE RENAULT ROADMAP TO 2020 CAFE TARGET

2018NEDC

NEDC-BT Mix ICEimprovement

& EV

2019 NEDC-BT

Electrification ICE & Mix management

Supercredit& Phase-in

2020NEDC-BT

112 g

118 g

93 g


2020 performance lever: pricing policy improvement

All-new CLIO All-new CAPTUR All-new ZOE

All-new CAPTUR

E-TECH plug-in

All-new CLIO

E-TECH


2020 performance lever: cost management

Optimization of

industrial footprint

and sub-contractors

Review of

Make-or-Buy

strategy

Review of

non-core assets

Implementation of

Leader-Follower

strategy


Renault in Brief04


Renault – In Brief

▪ Founded in 1898, listed on the Paris NYSE Euronext since

1995

▪ Renault created an Alliance with Nissan in 1999, joined by

Mitsubishi in 2016

▪ Strategic cooperation with Daimler since 2010

▪ Market capitalization of €8 bn as of March 2020

▪ 179,565 employees worldwide in 134 countries

▪ 3,8 million vehicles sold, €55,5bn Revenues in 2019

▪ Renault brand is a leader in BEV in Europe

▪ The Group is a bond issuer via two entities:

rated BB+ neg by S&P / Ba2 neg by Moody’s

rated Baa2 neg by Moody’s / BBB neg by S&P


Capital and Group Structure – 2019/12/31


Renault Vehicle Sales in 2019

66%

21%

2%

0%

11%

Sales by Brand

Renault

Dacia

RSM

Alpine

Lada

JV

52%

12%

20%

11%5%

Sales by Region

Europe

Africe - Middle East- India - PacificEurasia

Americas

China

Including Jinbei&Huasong

7%

46%

25%4%

1%

0%

4%

10%

1%

1%

PC Veh - A

PC Veh - B

PC Veh - C

PC Veh - D

PC Veh - E

PC Veh - Others

LCV - Small Van

LCV - Heavy Van

LCV - Pick-up

LCV - Others

Sales by Segment433 410 387

316

208 184 175 150 128 126

0

100

200

300

400

500

Clio Sandero Duster C(K)aptur Logan Kwid Megane Granta Vesta Kadjar

Top 10 Model Sales (k units)

JV JV


International Sales Expansion

11%

17% 17% 17%19%

23%

27%

30%

35%37%

34%

37%

43%

50% 50%

46%

42% 43%

49%51%

48%

% of unit sales outside Europe


▪ Total funding : 7.5 billion €

Redemption schedule Bonds, Banks & assimilated, excluding CP & redeemable

shares (in million euros)

Liquidity reserve: 15.8 G€▪ Available back-up lines : 3.5 billion €

▪ Cash & cash equivalents: 12.3 billion €

Automotive Division (excluding Avtovaz)

FX rates as of December 31, 2019

Funding & Liquidity – 2019/12/31

678

896

243

950 947

1,750

750

500

2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027


BEFORE IFRS IFRS

2000(1)

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017(2)

2018 2019

in K units

Registration (3) 2 289 2 409 2 404 2 389 2 489 2 533 2 433 2 484 2 382 2 309 2 626 2 722 2 550 2 628 2 712 2 802 3 466 3 762 3 884 3 754

production 2 348 2 375 2 344 2 385 2 472 2 516 2 385 2 659 2 421 2 199 2 599 2 637 2 725 2 520 2 574 2 864 3 175 3 829 3 847 3 663

in € mn

Revenues 40 175 36 351 36 336 37 525 40 715 41 338 41 528 40 682 37 791 33 712 38 971 42 628 41 270 40 932 41 055 45 327 51 243 58 770 57 419 55 537

o/w Automotive 31 486 33 841 34 456 35 535 38 645 39 458 39 605 38 679 35 757 31 951 37 172 40 679 39 156 38 775 38 874 43 108 48 995 53 530 51 171 49 002

o/w AVTOVAZ 2 727 3 040 3 130

o/w sales financing 1 656 1 828 1 880 1 990 2 070 1 880 1 923 2 003 2 034 1 761 1 799 1 949 2 114 2 157 2 181 2 219 2 248 2 513 3 208 3 405

Cost of goods and services sold -30 214 -28 240 -28 178 -29 273 -31 162 -32 137 -32 499 -31 408 -29 659 -26 978 -30 620 -33 848 -34 092 -33 611 -33 310 -36 113 -40 256 -46 477 -45 417 -44 665

Research and development expenses -2 048 -1 935 -1 143 -1 243 -1 383 -2 034 -1 963 -1 850 -1 858 -1 795 -1 834 -2 017 -1 915 -1 812 -1 721 -2 075 -2 370 -2 590 -2 598 -2 658

SG&A -4 838 -4 538 -4 363 -4 452 -4 581 -4 918 -5 018 -4 949 -4 770 -4 382 -4 605 -4 751 -4 534 -4 267 -4 415 -4 819 -5 335 -5 849 -5 792 -5 552

Operating margin 2 022 473 1 483 1 402 2 418 1 323 1 063 1 354 212 -396 1 099 1 091 729 1 242 1 609 2 320 3 282 3 854 3 612 2 662

Operating margin in % 5,0% 1,3% 4,1% 3,7% 5,9% 3,2% 2,6% 3,3% 0,6% -1,2% 2,8% 2,6% 1,8% 3,0% 3,9% 5,1% 6,4% 6,6% 6,3% 4,8%

o/w Automotive 1 574 216 1 189 1 035 1 974 858 571 882 -275 -902 396 330 -25 495 858 1 496 2 386 2 749 2 204 1 284

Operating AUTO margin in % 5,0% 0,6% 3,5% 2,9% 5,1% 2,2% 1,4% 2,3% -0,8% -2,8% 1,1% 0,8% -0,1% 1,3% 2,2% 3,5% 4,9% 5,1% 4,3% 2,6%

o/w AVTOVAZ 55 204 155

o/w sales financing 253 252 294 367 444 465 492 472 487 506 703 761 754 747 751 824 896 1 050 1 204 1 223

Other operating income and expenses -319 231 -266 -168 -270 191 -186 -116 -329 -559 -464 153 -607 -1 276 -504 -199 1 -48 -625 -557

Operating income 1 703 704 1 217 1 234 2 148 1 514 877 1 238 -117 -955 635 1 244 122 -34 1 105 2 121 3 283 3 806 2 987 2 105

Financial income (expenses) -69 -64 -91 -71 -348 -327 61 76 441 -404 -376 -121 -266 -282 -333 -221 -323 -504 -353 -442

Capital gain on sale of shares in Volvo AB 2 000 924

Share in net income of associates & JVs 89 380 1 331 1 860 2 020 2 597 2 260 1 675 437 -1 561 1 289 1 524 1 504 1 444 1 362 1 371 1 638 2 799 1 540 -190

o/w Nissan 56 497 1 335 1 705 1 767 2 275 1 871 1 288 345 -902 1 084 1 332 1 234 1 498 1 559 1 976 1 741 2 791 1 509 242

o/w Volvo -26 71 175 240 308 384 352 226 -301 214 136 80

o/w AvtoVAZ -370 -21 49 186 -34 -182 -605 -89 - - -

Other associates and JVs 31 -432

Current and deferred taxes -649 -67 -447 -510 -634 -331 -255 -255 -162 -148 -58 -508 -549 -433 -136 -311 -1 055 -891 -723 -1 454

Group net income 1 074 953 2 010 2 513 3 186 3 453 2 943 2 734 599 -3 068 3 490 2 139 1 735 695 1 998 2 960 3 543 5 210 3 451 19

Renault net income, Group share 1 080 1 051 1 956 2 480 3 119 3 367 2 869 2 669 571 -3 125 3 420 2 092 1 772 586 1 890 2 823 3 419 5 114 3 302 -141

EPS 4,5 4,4 7,5 9,3 11,7 13,2 11,2 10,3 2,2 -12,1 12,7 7,7 6,5 2,2 6,9 10,4 12,6 18,9 12,2 -0,5

Number of shares 239 798 239 998 259 560 265 960 265 960 255 177 256 994 258 621 256 532 257 514 269 292 272 381 272 256 272 290 273 049 272 708 271 968 271 080 269 850 271 639

workforce 166 114 140 417 132 351 130 740 130 573 126 584 128 893 130 179 129 069 121 422 122 615 128 322 127 086 121 807 117 395 120 136 124 849 181 344 183 002 179 565

o/w Europe NA NA NA NA NA 84,9% 72,6% 66,9% 64,9% 63,1% 60,7% 58,3% 56,2% 54,6% 56,1% 56,6% 56,6% 39,8% 39,9% 40,7%(1) with Renault VI

(2) Consolidation of AvtoVAZ

(3) Registrations include LADA since 2016, Jinbei & Huasong since 2018

PUBLISHED

P&L Statement


PUBLISHED

Cash Flow Statement

IFRS

2000(1)

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017(2)

2018 2019

in € m

Auto EBIT P&L 1 467 458 928 858 1 710 1 058 303 767 -608 -1 457 -78 478 -615 -770 406 1 347 2 386 2 749 2 204 1 284

Depreciation & amortization P&L 1 817 1 683 1 938 2 117 2 133 2 658 2 817 2 815 2 892 3 124 3 045 2 820 3 299 3 164 2 702 2 689 2 839 2 651 2 771 3 258

Other adjustments -202 -276 -189 -239

Automotive EBITDA 3 284 2 141 2 866 2 975 3 843 3 716 3 120 3 582 2 284 1 667 2 967 3 298 2 684 2 394 3 108 4 036 5 023 5 124 4 786 4 303

Financial and Tax 157 821 -153 69 -55 -53 -168 -284 -389 -19 -507 -661 -797 -550 -659

RCI Banque dividend 100 30 100 100 100 180 0 250 300 300 400 0 0 150 500

Cash Flow 3 027 1 290 2 919 2 806 3 798 3 589 3 288 3 616 2 373 1 386 3 074 2 910 2 577 2 914 3 138 3 451 4 362 4 327 4 386 4 144

Change in WC -1 657 1 751 322 239 401 -533 -346 -26 -2 704 2 923 395 627 922 790 596 663 356 447 781 1 829

Capex and R&D Cost -2 289 -2 546 -2 968 -2 533 -2 823 -2 879 -3 585 -3 565 -3 385 -2 054 -1 644 -2 212 -2 674 -2 543 -2 416 -2 729 -3 047 -3 362 -4 166 -4 846

Net CAPEX -2 253 -2 497 -2 284 -1 927 -2 035 -2 046 -2 494 -2 278 -2 260 -1 465 -978 -1 325 -1 910 -1 811 -1 571 -1 853 -2 144 -2 169 -2 471 -2 921

Capitalized R&D -36 -49 -684 -606 -788 -833 -1 091 -1 287 -1 125 -589 -666 -887 -764 -732 -845 -876 -903 -1 193 -1 695 -1 925

Others 135 -248 -155 -241 -228 -334 -235 -352 -564 -529 -509 -1 002

Operational FCF AVTOVAZ 0 62 115 28

Operational FCF -919 495 273 512 1 376 177 -508 25 -3 716 2 007 1 670 1 084 597 827 1 083 1 033 1 107 945 607 153

Dividends received from Nissan 99 183 267 345 383 431 456 418 0 88 274 427 406 432 547 728 710 784 579

Dividends received from Volvo 0 77 77 208 120 158 477 258 81 0 38 47

Dividends received from Daimler 22 27 27 32 34 44 51 44 46

Dividends received from others excl. RCI 7 6 13 13 3 12 0 0 1 6

FCF -912 600 533 856 1 929 693 94 961 -3 028 2 088 1 758 1 419 1 077 1 260 1 547 1 614 1 879 1 706 1 435 778

Dividend Paid 183 219 258 316 383 493 684 883 1 054 0 0 88 -402 -537 -542 -599 -794 -996 -1 108 -1 120(1) with Renault VI

(2) Consolidation of AvtoVAZ

BEFORE IFRS


Automotive Net Financial Position

8,29,7 10,1

11,813,6

15,9

19,721,2 22,1

19,416,5

22,824,6 24,6

23,224,9

28,530,9

33,336,1 35,3

-2,7-4,8 -3,9

-2,5 -1,7 -1,6 -2,3 -2,4 -2,1

-7,9 -5,9

-1,4-0,3

1,5 1,8 2,1 2,7 2,4 3,2 3,71,7

Shareholders' equity

Automotive NetFinancial Position

(billion euros)

Former

GAAPs

IFRS

GAAPs

(1) From 2016, Automotive Net Financial Position & Shareholder’s Equity include AvtoVAZ

(2) Restated to include an adjustment of +€281m related to Renault SA redeemable shares

(3) Including IRFS16 impact (+€633mn as at 2020/01/01)

Debt

Cash


Renault Investors Relation Contact

Thierry Huon

Investor Relations Director

+33 1 76 84 53 09

[email protected]

Christophe Rochelle

Investor Relations

+33 1 76 83 05 13

[email protected]

Investor relations internet site: http://group.renault.com/finance

Clémentine de Quatrebarbes

Investor Relations

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