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Market Maker’s Contract

Themarket-makingcontractcomplieswiththeethicalcharteroftheAFEI

and is carried out by:

ODDO FINANCE CORPORATE

Mr. Eric Bigotteau

Email:

ebigotteau@oddo.fr

Tel.: + 33 (0)1 40 17 52 89

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HISTORY

1777

Frédéric Japy sets up a watch movement factory in Beaucourt, near

Montbéliard.

1796

Some years later MIGEON&DOMINE is founded inMorvillars in theBelfort

region, later to become VIELLARD MIGEON et Compagnie (VMC). Initially

a specialist in the manufacture of wires, the company rapidly integrates

processing activities.

1806

JAPY Frères and VIELLARD&MIGEON decide to join forces to launch the

industrial manufacture of forged wood screws in France.

1897-99

Foundng in Champagney (Haute-Saône) by the Bohly de la Boulonnerie

family; then the Société Industrielle de Delle is founded by the DUBAIL-

KOHLER family in the town of Delle, Belfort. The company quickly begins

to specialize in themanufacture of machine-turned screws.

1968

The family-run businesses (BOHLY, DUBAIL-KOHLER and VIELLARD)

merge to form a company called GFD, thus becoming France’s foremost

manufacturer of standard and automotive nuts and bolts.

1977

GFD acquires BLANC AERO, which specializes in aerospace parts and

in packaging components for the Perfumery sector. This new group is

named GFI.

This transaction was made possible thanks to purchase by the Peugeot

family of a stake of CID (Compagnie Industrielle de Delle), the controlling

shareholder of LISI. Over 40 years later, these three families (KOHLER,

PEUGEOT and VIELLARD) are still the Group’s key shareholders.

1989

GFIisfloatedontheParisStockExchange’sover-the-countermarketand

becomes GFI Industries.

1990 / 2000

Throughout the 1990s, GFI Industries continues to strengthen its

positions in its various sectors by acquiring over 15 companies

throughout Europe and the US.

2002

To better delineate its specialist areas, GFI Industries became LISI,

(LInk Solutions for Industry); its three divisions use the same name,

adding their core business suffix: LISI AEROSPACE, LISI AUTOMOTIVE

and LISI COSMETICS.

The strategy of focusing on Core Business continues:

– sale of non-strategic business lines (GFD, Ars Industries and the

production unit at Aillevilliers);

– acquisition of California’s MONADNOCK (LISI AEROSPACE).

2004

Acquisition of FORM a.s. in the Czech Republic (LISI AUTOMOTIVE).

2005

Acquisition of KNIPPING in Germany (LISI AUTOMOTIVE). Opening of a

factory in Canada (LISI AEROSPACE).

Sale of GRADEL (LISI AUTOMOTIVE).

2007

Sale of the distribution company Eurofast to ANIXTER France

(LISI AEROSPACE).

LISI AUTOMOTIVE sells its site at Monistrol-sur-Loire to the PRECITURN

group.

Creation of the LISI MEDICAL subdivision, following acquisition of:

– HUGUENY (Lyon), specializing in spinal implants;

– JEROPA (Escondido-USA), specializing in dental implants;

– SEIGNOL and INTERMED Application (Neyron – France) and LIXUS

(Tangiers – Morocco), specializing in subcontracting of dental and

orthopedic implants.

2008

LISI AUTOMOTIVE grows its presence in China with the creation of a

second production site in Shanghai, dedicated to the manufacture of

threaded fasteners for automobiles.

2009

On April 1, 2009, the Group sold SDU, a subsidiary of the KNIPPING group,

specialized in the distribution of technical products for mines and

industry in Germany and Poland.

2010

The Group returned to external growth with twomajor acquisitions:

– acquisition by LISI AUTOMOTIVEof two French sites fromtheAmerican

group,AcumentGlobalTechnologies,specializinginthemanufactureof

fasteners for the automotive industry;

– purchase by LISI MEDICAL of a site producing hip replacements from

the American group, STRYKER Corporation, a leading global provider

of medical technologies.

LISI 2017 FINANCIAL REPORT

GENERAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE COMPANY

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