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McDermott International, Inc Annual Report for the Year Ended March 31,1996 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS (Dollars in thousands, exceptper share amounts, shares outstanding, and number of employees) March 31, 1996 FOR THE YEAR: Revenues Equity in income of investees Operating income Net income Net income applicable to common stock Per common and common equivalent share Common and preferred dividends declared Per share of common stock Per share of preferred stock Common stock price High Low Average number of shares outstanding Capital expenditures1 $ 3,279,106 $ 48,438 $ 74,309 S 20,625 $ 12,359 $ 0.23 $ 62,532 s 1.00 s 2.875 $ 28 $ 153/6 54,372,084 $ 115,458 AT END OF YEAR: Cash and cash equivalents Working capital (deficit) Net property, plant, and equipment Total investments Total assets Total debt Stockholders' equity Consolidated backlog Backlog of unconsolidated affiliates Number of employees including subcontract labor s 238,663 $ 331,986 s 690,687 $ 244,103 $ 4,387,251 s 810,514 s 684,520 $ 3,399,396 $ 1,629,660 25,400 l.

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Company home PNEUMO ABEX CORP NEW Filing Dare 12 31/IW6 constitute "Base Salary" for purposes of this Agreement 3 2 Bonus In addition to the amounts to be paid to the Executive pursuant to Section 3 1, the Executive will be eligible to receive a bonus with respect to each calendar year incluaed w.thin the Term computed in accordance witn the provisions cf the next two succeeding sentences If, with respect to any calendar year, the Company achieves EBITDA of at least the percentage set forth m the table below of its business plan for such year, such bonus shall be the percentage set forth m the table beiow of Base Salary with respect to the year for which the bonus tany such bonus, a "performance bonus") was earned Percentage of EBITDA in Business Plan Percentage of Base Salary 80% 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 60% 75 90 100 105 110 125 150 In the event that the Term or this Agreement is terminated other than pursuant to Section 4 3, the Executive shall be entitled to receive a prorated performance bonus (if such a bonus is otherwise payable) with respect to (A) the year in which the Term or this Agreement terminated or, (B) m the event of a termination pursuant to Section 4 4, the year m which the Executive was last entitled to receive any payments of Base Salary, in an amount equal to (x) the percentage of Base Salary otherwise payable as a performance bonus with respect to such year multiplied by (y) a fraction, the numerator of which is the number of whole months elapsed from the beginning of such year to the date as of which the Term or this Agreement terminated or the last day as of which the Executive is entitled to receive payments of Base Salary, as applicable and the 3 denominator of which is 12.

environment as in effect on the closing date of the Agreement" The agreement further required both parties to acknowledge the SPA between Pneumo Abex and Whitman As part of the asset purchase agreement, BFG received a copy of the SPA and was to comply with the SPA and the asset purchase agreement's indemnification provisions so that Pneumo Abex could m turn be indemnified by Whitman for certain environmental remediation expenditures On March 12, 1996, Pneumo Abex filed a complaint against BFG (Pneumo complaint) alleging that BFG violated certain indemnity terms of the asset purchase agreement In it, Pneumo Abex claimed that BFG sought indemnification for environmental expenses that were outside the scope of the agreement Specifically, Pneumo Abex alleged that BFG attempted to shift to Pneumo Abex the obligation to pay for a wide array of expenses associated with environmental activities that BFG had chosen to incur voluntarily and that were beyond the scope of "covered losses" enumerated in the indemnification provisions of the agreement Further, according to Pneumo Abex, BFG failed to notify it of environmental claims with reasonable promptness and specificity as *863 required under section 13 5 of the asset purchase agreement In particular, section 13 5 of the agreement, which governed indemnification between the parties for certain environmental liabilities, required that either party, upon becoming aware of any environmental claim, was to notify the other party with reasonable promptness and reasonable specificity Pneumo Abex claimed that, in 1994, it began receiving communications from BFG vaguely describing various environmental conditions discovered at the Miami, Tullahoma, and Cleveland facilities Beyond these vague communications, Pneumo Abex alleged that BFG failed to provide reasonable advance notice or an opportunity to monitor and/or consult on all proposed actions and failed to provide reasonable specificity of its claims in violation of the agreement Specifically, Pneumo Abex alleged that BFG (1) failed to provide it with proposed work plans, draft reports, consultant correspondence, or work schedules so that field and sampling activities could be monitored by Pneumo Abex, (2) failed to advise or consult with Pneumo Abex concerning the anticipated selection of possible consultants, (3) withheld consultant's invoices and other invoices related to the claimed activities, risk assessment reports, data, and results of other remediation studies, and (4) supplied Pneumo Abex with information that was inconsistent and outdated Page 3 The Pneumo complaint alleged that BFG sent Pneumo Abex letters on August 25,1994, and October 27,1994 The August 25,1994, letter concerned a situation at the Miami facility regarding environmental permits but stated that the letter was "pielimmary to any formal notification" for indemnification under the agreement The October 27, 1994, letter contained a summary of the results of BFG's environmental reviews at the Cleveland and Tullahoma facilities for which BFG **301 ***107 sought costs to be shared under the agreement However, Pneumo Abex alleged that the letter failed to explain the basis for BFG's belief that these remedial procedures were indemnifiable claims under the agreement The Pneumo complaint further alleged that Pneumo Abex requested in writing that BFG provide information relating to matters on which BFG sought indemnity It informed BFG that, under the agreement, BFG could not pursue indemnification claims where advance notice had not been provided to Pneumo Abex The Pneumo complaint claimed that, in response, BFG failed to provide Pneumo Abex with the required information, and furnished only limited information, all of which was provided months after the activities had been completed According to Pneumo Abex, BFG's deliberate violation of the agreement prejudiced Pneumo Abex by, among other things, *864 "precluding Pneumo Abex from monitoring BFG's activities and/or from consulting with respect to actions taken " In a letter dated February 1, 1995, Pneumo Abex reiterated its concerns that BFG had disregarded the indemnification procedures outlined in the agreement and specifically requested that BFG specify any indemnification claims under the agreement Four months later, BFG responded with a letter notifying Pneumo Abex of an alleged obligation to indemnify BFG for all investigative work performed to date and for all identified contamination, regardless ofthe cause or source or legal obligation Pneumo Abex responded with two letters communicating that it could not acknowledge or disclaim any indemnification obligations without being supplied with the information contemplated by the agreement On November 3, 1995, BFG responded stating that it had supplied sufficient information necessary to satisfy the terms of the agreement In response to another letter from Pneumo Abex requiring more information, BFG sent a letter demanding payment m the amount of $130,349 65 Also in the Pneumo complaint, Pneumo Abex claimed that BFG's actions threatened its ability to seek indemnification from Whitman under the SPA Section 13 5(f) of the agreement provided, m pertinent part "Buyer and Seller at all times shall use their reasonable Copr West 2003 No Claim to Orig U S Govt Works

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