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🏆 Egis recognised at the RoSPA Awards 2026: a historic first for the Group! We are proud to announce Egis’ outstanding results at the RoSPA Awards 2026, one of the world’s most prestigious Health & Safety recognition schemes. 👉 For its first participation, Egis has been awarded: ✅ 4 RoSPA Gold Awards ✅ 1 RoSPA Silver Award These awards recognise our ability to manage health and safety holistically and consistently, across complex and high-risk environments – from infrastructure projects and motorway and tunnel operations to office-based activities, across multiple geographies. What this recognition reflects: - Strong safety leadership at all levels of the organisation - A mature HSS culture focused on behaviours, ownership and care - Empowered teams actively contributing to health and safety every day - A comprehensive approach including well-being and mental health - Robust systems aligned with international standards and continual improvement   👏 Congratulations to our teams in Canada, Brazil, Türkiye, Qatar, Kazakhstan and the UK for this achievement. This recognition also reflects our internal HSS Shout-outs initiative, celebrating employees who make a meaningful contribution to health, safety, security and wellbeing every day. Across Egis, their actions actively support prevention and bring our HSS Care Attitude to life. Well done to all 11 nominees across the Group, you make HSS real at Egis every day. At Egis, health and safety are not just priorities, they are core values. Egis in Canada, Egis in the UK, Egis no Brasil, Egis in the Middle East Egis en Turquie #RoSPA2026 #HealthAndSafety #Teamwork #EmployeeRecognition

[Insight] Airports are already experiencing the effects of climate change, from heatwaves to extreme rainfall, with real impacts on infrastructure, operations and costs. In this article, Laureline Monteignies, Egis climate change specialist, outlines how airports can move from reactive responses to structured, forward-looking adaptation strategies. This approach is evidenced by work carried out collaboratively with Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport in France, operated by VINCI Airports, as well as at several other airports operated by Egis. From combining climate data with operational insight to working collaboratively across stakeholders, the focus is on practical, actionable steps. Discover how a well-designed resilience approach can protect assets, support service continuity and optimise long-term investment decisions. 🔗 Read more: https://bit.ly/48Ui87O

[Event] Egis looks forward to seeing you at TINCE’26 From 20 to 22 May 2026, we will be attending TINCE’26, the leading event dedicated to technological innovations in nuclear civil engineering. As a leading player in complex structural and civil engineering, Egis puts innovation and R&D at the service of major nuclear projects. Our teams develop solutions in steel-concrete, probabilistic studies, seismic reassessment and advanced digital solutions 🎤 Our experts will take to the stage to present their work, innovations and insights. Discover the programme of our presentations⬇️ https://bit.ly/4mU6xeA 📍Come and visit us at stand 14 at the Palais des Congrès in Tours to speak with our teams and learn about our expertise. #TINCE26 #Innovation #Nuclear #CivilEngineering #Egis #R&D

We’re delighted to share our new airport capabilities video, first unveiled at PTE World in London. Airports everywhere are navigating unprecedented transformation: sustainability targets, digital acceleration, new mobility, rising passenger expectations and ever‑greater operational complexity. As these shifts reshape aviation, we’re committed to being trusted partners in airport evolution — supporting operators as they improve performance, strengthen resilience and prepare for what’s next. Our video highlights how we work end‑to‑end with our customers across consulting, architecture, engineering and operations, and how this translates into real‑world impact through projects around the globe. Watch the video and discover how we help airports achieve their ambitions and deliver long‑term value. 🔗 Link to video: https://lnkd.in/eiz3nDeM

Why do we design high-tech assets if they don’t speak our language? We often talk about automated systems as if they run themselves, but Melanie Morel knows better. As a Human Factors Expert, she is the vital bridge between complex technology and the people who use it. Meet Mélanie Morel. Her mission is to ensure that our assets are truly designed for the human mind. From sitting in cockpits with pilots to working with metro operators, she listens and observes to translate cognitive needs into design requirements. For Mélanie, her work isn’t about adding complexity, it’s about making the world feel more natural and significantly safer for everyone. By putting people first, she ensures that even the most complex infrastructures remain intuitive and reliable. Discover the stories behind the assets. 👉More inspiring employee video stories from the same series right here: https://bit.ly/4uaJZtb

Growth in infrastructure is not about scale alone. It’s about earning relevance in the markets that matter most. In the U.S., the real bottleneck isn’t demand for infrastructure. It’s the ability to bring together the right expertise, at the right depth, with the right local credibility. This is where Egis shifted the equation. Advancing to 56th in the 2026 ENR Top 500 is more than a ranking milestone. It signals the momentum of a U.S. platform deliberately engineered to perform. The impact is tangible. 17th in Transportation, entering the Top 20 for the first time. 47th among the Top 100 Pure Designers, securing a Top 50 position. By integrating Lochner and RockSol Consulting Group, Egis has bridged disciplines and geographies and activated a connected capability across transportation, aviation, water and advisory services. Not as separate entities. As one operational force. This is why the U.S. remains a strategic growth priority. Investing in talent. Expanding services. Deepening client partnerships to deliver infrastructure that communities can rely on. Egis in the U.S.

When expertise connects, performance accelerates. On 25 March, at our new Paris headquarters, 170 O&M leaders, experts, clients and partners came together for the O&M Signature Club. Because operations and maintenance are no longer just about reliability, they are about strategic performance. By bringing road, airport, rail and digital mobility experts into one shared space, Egis activated a powerful collective dynamic. One that aligns teams, connects geographies and reinforces what differentiates our O&M activities worldwide. Decarbonisation and digitalisation were at the heart of the discussions. Beyond our ambitions for the future, there are practical steps we can take today to achieve more sustainable and efficient mobility. This emblematic day was punctuated by: a plenary session setting direction, workshops turning insight into action, a showroom making expertise tangible, an strong moments of exchange that truly matter. In 1 minute 45 seconds, the video captures what defines this edition. Energy. Conviviality. Collective ambition. By activating this community, Egis positions O&M as a strategic asset that strengthens alignment, builds trust and supports long-term performance for our clients. Erwan Huerre Cedric Bourgoin Eric DUMAS Richard LENGRAND Benoit Bergeron

[Insight] Five years on from the publication of the EU U‑space Regulation, momentum remains limited. What is holding progress back? Despite ambitious expectations in 2021, only one U‑space airspace is fully operational in Europe today. As the regulation marks its 5th anniversary, it is timely to reflect on why implementation has been slower than anticipated, and what this means for air navigation service providers (ANSPs). In their latest article, Egis Aviation Consultant Jan Cernan and Project Director Hervé Drévillon explore why U‑space has stalled, the challenges ANSPs need to anticipate, and how a pragmatic approach can support the next steps towards implementation. U‑space represents a fundamental shift in how low‑level airspace is managed. While the vision is clear, the reality is complex. ANSPs face significant challenges, including uncertainty over demand, the viability of business models, regulatory constraints on funding, and the technical and operational risks of integrating manned and unmanned traffic. Safety rightly remains paramount, and caution is understandable when the supporting ecosystem is still maturing. At the same time, delaying engagement carries its own risks. U‑space will affect airspace management regardless of organisational model, and those ANSPs who prepare early are better placed to influence outcomes and manage the transition. A structured, step‑by‑step approach can help bring clarity: understanding regulatory obligations, assessing viable organisational models, developing realistic traffic and economic forecasts, and identifying key CAPEX and OPEX cost drivers. Clear perspectives on implementation costs and responsibilities are essential to move from theory to practical deployment. If ANSPs are wondering where to start, this article sets out practical steps to help break the status quo and unlock progress on U‑space implementation. 👉 Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/4cGM61m

[New contract] We are honoured and delighted to continue supporting FAB CE Aviation Services Ltd as it enters the next phase of its Programme Support Office (PSO). Through the PSO, air navigation service providers of the Functional Airspace Block Central Europe (FAB CE) are able to turn cooperation into concrete results, aligning operations, technology, safety and performance in support of the Single European Sky and SESAR objectives. Long‑term programme coordination and governance are essential enablers of this ambition. Together with our partner Integra Consult A/S, we are privileged to continue supporting FAB CE with a dedicated multidisciplinary team, working alongside FAB CE members for a minimum of three years to strengthen cooperation and deliver tangible improvements for European airspace users. Our team will contribute to programme & project management, operations & technology, safety, finance & HR, and coordination across FAB CE states and European forums. Why FAB CE matters? It is one of the largest and most complex functional airspace blocks in Europe. 🇪🇺 27% of total European air traffic ✈️ 5.2 million flights per year 🗺️ 529,000 km² across Central Europe 🤝An alliance of 7 States and air navigation service providers Thank you to FAB CE Aviation Services Ltd for the continued trust. We look forward to contributing to the next stage of FAB CE’s development. ➡️Read the press release: https://bit.ly/4t1L0lT

[Project success] Birmingham Eastside Extension – Midland Metro Expanding sustainable urban mobility through long‑term collaboration Phase 1 of the Birmingham Eastside Extension, delivered as part of the Midland Metro Alliance, has recently entered passenger service, marking an important milestone in the continued development of the West Midlands Metro network. Working alongside our joint‑venture partners, Egis contributed to the planning, design, testing and commissioning of this complex urban transport extension. The project adds two new tram stops - Albert Street and Millennium Point - to Line 1, improving access to key destinations such as Birmingham Science Museum and the Millennium Point conference venue for residents and visitors alike. This achievement reflects the strength of collaboration across disciplines and organisations, and the ability to deliver complex transport infrastructure in dense urban environments. Congratulations to our teams in the UK, whose commitment, technical excellence and teamwork made this milestone possible. Egis remains fully engaged alongside its partners and clients, continuing to support the long‑term expansion of the network and contributing to more connected, sustainable and inclusive urban environments. Complex infrastructure, in delivery.