Filed by FMC Technologies, Inc.
pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended
and deemed filed pursuant to Rule 14a-12 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended
Subject Companies: FMC Technologies, Inc., Technip S.A. and TechnipFMC Limited
Date: October 27, 2016
This filing relates to a proposed business combination involving
FMC Technologies, Inc., Technip S.A. and TechnipFMC Limited
(Subject Company Commission File No.: 001-16489;
Commission File No. for Registration Statement on Form S-4: 333-213067)

 
Issue 2 October 2016 Integrate MERGER NEWS FOR OUR EMPLOYEES Surface Technologies revolves around sales, supply and installation of equipment and services DISCOVERY A compelling vision As merger plans progress, Richard Alabaster, who will lead Surface Technologies, sees powerful synergies within the new company that can deliver a compelling value proposition to customers THE key to success with the planned integrated customer off ering opportunities well completion services, such as frac tree merger of Technip and FMC Technologies between Surface and Onshore/Off shore. rental and well testing, and ? owback. is careful, detailed planning. Members of Richard, who is based in Houston, is a “Secondly, we supply equipment and the Executive Leadership Team have veteran of the business. The merger associated services into the midstream already planned the way the new coincidentally marks his 25th anniversary market – that is the transportation from company will look and, upon completion with FMC Technologies and he explains upstream production to either re? ning or of the merger, will be overseeing its that Surface Technologies operates in to other kinds of processing operations. implementation. three main areas. We provide ? ow measurement One ? gure in this process is Richard “Firstly, we supply equipment and equipment, and marine and railcar loading Alabaster, currently FMC Technologies services close to the wellhead. It could be and o? oading systems. Vice President of Surface Technologies, onshore or off shore but it’s nearly always “The third domain we operate is in who has recently been announced as above the surface. We don’t go subsea, downstream of the re? nery or the President Surface Technologies of the except to the extent that we manufacture processing facilities. Again, we supply ? ow new company following completion of the shallow-water subsea products. In this metering products and systems as well as merger (see boxout overleaf). Richard is upstream domain, we supply wellheads, truck loading and unloading systems.” also an executive sponsor of integration trees, chokes and manifolds, and planning with speci? c responsibility for production equipment. We also supply CONTINUED OVERLEAF ? 1

 
Integrate Surface Technologies products are enjoying considerable market success. The desander lifts the sand from ?uid coming from the shale wells and the dewaterer takes the last of the oil from the water out?ow FROM PREVIOUS PAGE ? includes provision of wellheads, trees, dewaterer, which takes the last of the oil temporary piping systems and ?owback, from the produced-water out?ow. separation and ?ow measurement Major portfolio equipment. “Flow processing has been a Compelling vision FMC Technologies’ Surface Technologies rapidly developing area with a lot of new Richard sees powerful synergies within the revolves mostly around delivery and techniques to make it less costly and faster. new merged company combining the skills installation of standard products and It lends itself well to the kind of efficient and and experience of FMC Technologies’ services, rather than the execution of compact technologies we have.” Surface Technologies business and major projects, though it does supply How does FMC Technologies Technip’s Onshore/Offshore capabilities. some custom con?gured systems on a differentiate itself from its competitors? “We have identified areas where project basis. Shale oil and gas “Firstly, it’s about the quality of our we think we can bring a compelling development, mainly in the U.S. and products and services – we tend to value proposition to our customers. Argentina, is an important part of the provide higher end equipment. Then in In shale, we can combine our efficient portfolio, with the company’s Surface shale, we bring an integrated approach technologies, and Technip’s process Integrated Services unit having been in our compact and efficient technologies engineering and site construction created speci?cally to address this. and also with multiple products and capabilities. We will be able to “Shale production is very different from services, that signi?cantly reduce the time signi?cantly reduce the costs and the conventional, and we’ve been working and resources needed to complete the time required to put in place permanent with customers to ?nd ways to very wells on a pad. Not a lot of companies production facilities. efficiently provide them with equipment can do that.” “We also believe that, in the conventional and services to drill and complete the Products that Richard’s team have offshore arena, we can again integrate our wells. This is done very quickly and is brought to market and which are enjoying compact and efficient technologies into highly industrial and repetitive. It’s almost considerable success include the offshore ?xed and ?oating platform design a manufacturing process.” desander, which lifts the sand from fluid to create solutions that are smaller and The company’s involvement in shale coming from the shale wells, and the bulk weigh less. This will mean lower cost and Publishers Editors Journalists Find more information FMC Technologies, Inc. Technip Marcela Albuquerque Andrew Collier on your company intranet: 5875 N. Sam Houston CS 51650 malbuquerque@technip.com Richard Goslan http://inside.net.fmcti.com Parkway W. Houston, TX 89 avenue de la Grande Nicola Cameron Stewart McRobert http://thelink.exnet.technip.com 77086 Armée Nicola.Cameron@fmcti.com Art Direction & Design All pictures are the property of United States 75773 Paris Cedex 16 Published by James Cargill FMC Technologies, Inc. and Technip or Tel. +1 281 591 4000 Tel. +33 (0)1 47 78 24 00 Connect Publications its employees, unless otherwise stated. 2

 
Issue 2 // October 2016 To ?nd out more about FMC Technologies’ desander and dewaterer technologies, visit: bit.ly/InLineDeSander bit.ly/InLineDeWaterer shorter lead time for the customer.” At present, with the worldwide collapse in the price of oil, the industry is ?nding the market challenging. However, Richard sees this as an opportunity for the new merged entity. “It’s absolutely vital for our customers to ?nd a permanent and sustainable reduction in the cost and time required Leadership qualities to develop their reserves and bring their oil and gas to market. In order to be able to earn good returns for Richard Alabaster has spent much He worked in various roles in this shareholders, the whole industry needs of his working lifetime in the oil and division until 2001, eventually being to change its approach. gas industry. He was born in New promoted to Operations Manager. “That means we need to simplify, Zealand and after graduating from Richard then went to Measurement eliminate redundancies and have far fewer the University of Auckland joined Solutions, holding various general interfaces. There needs to be far less Schlumberger in Indonesia as a management roles over the next duplication and greater standardization. wireline engineer. six years over operations in And we need to use much more efficient, He later moved out of the sector Germany, Norway, the United compact and lower cost technologies. for three years, returning to his Kingdom and Texas. That’s what both Technip and homeland to work for a small In 2007 he returned to Loading FMC Technologies can bring as a start-up company. “When I did Systems as President, based in combined company.” that, I got thrown into general France. In 2010 he moved to the If there is one key message he wants to management, and at that point I U.S. as General Manager of the communicate to employees in both decided I wanted to be a business Fluid Control business, then going companies, it is that collaboration is critical. leader as opposed to an engineer.” on to become General Manager of “We must undertake this merger with Richard then went to France to Surface Integrated Services in 2013. enormous urgency to realize our vision. undertake an MBA at the INSEAD Richard was appointed Vice We need to make an industry-changing graduate business school in President of Surface Technologies impact on the economics of resource Fontainebleau, near Paris. In in 2015. In the new company development for our customers. 1992, he was recruited by following close of the merger, “By collaborating, we can achieve FMC Technologies and joined the he will be President Surface that, bringing change with expertise company’s Loading Systems Technologies, based in Houston, and doing so fast. I’m very confident business unit in Sens, also in France. Texas. about the future.” ? 3

 
JEAN-FRANÇOIS NIEL, Group Senior Vice President, Global Manufacturing, Technip (below), has been working with Technip for 22 years, initially in technical positions and subsequently in managerial roles in France, Brazil and Malaysia before assuming responsibility for the company’s original equipment manufacturing (OEM). Technip was a pioneer in creating and developing the fl exible pipe technology and has been a market leader in this fi eld for more than 40 years. Jean-François is part of this successful journey. He has been involved in developing Technip’s BEST (Better & Safer Together) approach to reinforce the company’s reputation for quality, safety and dependability, to ensure the quality of approach, I also created the One Manufacturing organization. Its mission is to ensure the alignment and sharing of best practice across all of our manufacturing units under our BEST strategic plan,” he says. “One Manufacturing covers technology, manufacturing processes, a common strategy for safety, IT tools, quality, global capex, suppliers, and logistics.” Jean-François says it is Technip’s priority to promote a satisfying and fulfi lling environment for its employees by following the company’s values when it comes to doing the right thing, trusting the team, encouraging a fair return for all and building the future. “To boost the synergy between our teams we are concentrating our eff orts on implementing an internal social network, with a dedicated manufacturing facilities in Brazil and Malaysia, expanded capacity and the ability to enable a high-performance multi-cultural working environment, connecting our teams around the world.” Shared competencies Given his experience, Jean-François already sees synergies between Technip’s and FMC Technologies’ approaches to manufacturing and how the two companies can complement each other in the future. “We both produce high-tech, leadingedge products which are adapted to the customer’s fi nal needs for each and every project, and are produced with standard components and standard process,” he says. “The knowledge within both companies is also based on human competencies, and I’m positive we can benefi t from sharing those.” Jean-François says Technip’s plants are also comparable with FMC Technologies in terms of machines, processes and capabilities. “We have four fl exible pipe plants, in Vitória and Açu in Brazil, Le Trait in France, and Tanjung Langsat in Malaysia. Altogether, these facilities employ around 3,000 people, as part of the Subsea business segment. “Technip off ers a broad range of 4

 
Left: Flexi France. The site encompasses the world’s first and largest unbonded flexible pipe manufacturing facility field-proven products and services. To ensure our leadership and increase the capacity to answer clients’ requirements, we have approximately 300 expert engineers working in our subsea research and development units.” Jean-François has first-hand experience of FMC Technologies, and is impressed both by the operations he witnessed and by the scope for the two companies to share their experience in manufacturing. “I had a chance to tour an FMC Technologies facility in Rio de Janeiro,” he says. “I came away with the belief that with FMC Technologies’ expertise in assembly facilities, we can learn a great deal from working together. I’m also very optimistic that we can collaborate in terms of developing lean manufacturing processes and programs that build on our respective business excellence.” Innovative technologies The pursuit of innovation is fundamental to both companies. Among the recent innovative and proprietary technology developed by Technip is the Integrated Production Bundle (IBP). It allows for the high-level flow assurance of hydrocarbon fluids in difficult conditions, such as viscous oil, deepwater, pressure constraints, from wellheads to surface treatment units. “The IPB is a flexible production riser including thermal insulation layers, additional hoses for gas lift or other services, active heating through electric cables and fluid temperature monitoring with optical fibers,” says Jean-François. “We have also developed carbon fiber armors, an exclusive technology for composite flexible risers that allows the replacement of the flexible pipe tensile steel armors with carbon fiber ones. That gives a much higher mechanical strength for a much lower weight and is a key enabler for tomorrow’s ultra deepwater application, offering excellent corrosion and fatigue resistance, ultimately leading to significant cost reduction. “Technip is also able to manufacture fl exible pipes for injection applications. These products are able to re-inject large quantities of gas and water, avoiding them being released into the environment and participating in responsible plans such as the capture of CO2.” Team spirit Outside of work, Jean-François enjoys karting, and recently took part with some manufacturing unit teams from Technip in a 24-hour competition. “We had a great team spirit, and our teams delivered an excellent performance,” he says. “I look forward to taking part in the future with our new colleagues from FMC Technologies.” ¦¦ Technip manufactures umbilicals (steel and thermoplastic), providing connections between subsea equipment and platforms or floating production systems enabling control from the surface Issue 2 // October 2016 5 “The knowledge within both companies is also based on human competencies, and I’m positive we can benefit from sharing these.” Jean-François Niel, Group Senior Vice President, Global Manufacturing, Technip

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