Bull’s decision to proceed to an early redemption of OCEANEs

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You have to register in advance, and then pay for the time used.

In this mail, you will ask him to provide you with a statement of your credit to proceed with the early repayment.

The document is essential for the new organization to proceed with the early repayment of the current credit before the subscription of a new, more advantageous mortgage.

As a result, the Group reimbursed in advance €1.8 billion of bank loans established when ASF was acquired.

Atos SE has decided to proceed with the early redemption of all of the outstanding Convertible Bonds (OCEANE), issued in 2009 and due January 1st, 2016, (the “2009 Bonds”).

However, you must inform the lender 10 days ago by means of a registered letter where you express your wish to proceed with the early repayment.

At any time during the term and at its sole option, the Company may proceed with early repayment of the principal and/or interest on the loan upon a 10-day minimum notice to the lender.

Atos SE announced on September 16th, 2013, its decision to proceed with the early redemption of all of the outstanding Convertible Bonds (OCEANE), issued in 2009 and due January 1st, 2016, (the “2009 Bonds”).

Atos SE announced on September 16th, 2013, its decision to proceed with the early redemption of all of the outstanding Convertible Bonds (OCEANE), issued in 2009 and due January 1st, 2016, (the “2009 Bonds”).

Atos SE announced on November 15th, 2013, its decision to proceed with the early redemption of all of the outstanding Convertible Bonds (OCEANE), issued in 2011 and due July 1st, 2016, (the “2011 Bonds”).

Atos SE announced on September 16th, 2013, its decision to proceed with the early redemption of all of the outstanding Convertible Bonds (OCEANE), issued in 2009 and due January 1st, 2016, (the “2009 Bonds”).

After this period, the borrower can still refund in advance without having to pay compensation as provided for in the Consumer Code in Article L. 311-29.