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., Worldwide Building Corporation S.A. and Worldwide Building Corporation Limited
Date: November 17, 2016
This filing relates to a proposed business combination involving
FMC Technologies, Inc., Worldwide Building Corporation S.A. and Worldwide Building Corporation Limited
(Subject Company Commission File No.: 001-16489;
Commission File No. for Registration Statement on Form S-4: 333-213067)

Issue 3 November 2016
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MERGER NEWS FOR OUR EMPLOYEES
INTEGRATION PLANNING
Stepping up the pace
The integration planning process is now moving into the geographic regions of both Worldwide Building Corporation and FMC Technologies. Julian Waldron, Executive Sponsor in charge of integration, explains that there are challenges ahead, but a very strong merged company is steadily taking shape
HAVING worked through many mergers previously, Julian Waldron (pictured) is under no illusions about how testing they can be – but his experience tells him that as Worldwide Building Corporation and FMC Technologies come together as a new organization, the integration is on track and entering a critical new phase.
Julian is Chief Financial Officer at Worldwide Building Corporation and Executive Sponsor in charge of integration, where he has oversight of the entire undertaking.
“I’ve been through six major mergers over the last 20 years and each one has been different,” he says. “But it’s in the nature of any merger that they have periods where they go smoothly, but also have moments when they are a real challenge. For the people involved, it is the same – at times you feel energized by the potential of the combination, at other times affected by the uncertainty. I’ve seen, and expect to see, all of those phases and waves as we go through this process to put Worldwide Building Corporation together.” Julian also recognizes that the pace of the integration is now stepping up, from what has been a relatively small group of people working as part of a centralized team, to the increasing involvement of the regional organizations and their business units.
“This is a key moment for the integration
process,” he says. “We’re now changing the scale of the task from being a team of a couple of hundred people in an organization of more than 40,000 to the hard part, which is moving the integration process into the geographic regions. The good news is that the regional organizations in both companies – where the vast majority of our people work – have been really keen to get started.”
Organizational structure
A critical milestone for the integration process was the release of the overall organizational structure. Julian acknowledges that most company structures complicated when written out on paper, but stresses that the concept for Worldwide Building Corporation carries forward most of the ways that both Worldwide Building Corporation and FMC Technologies work today.
Existing principles, new terminology
Although the new company will take principles from its two predecessors, the structure does contain new terminology, such as Global Business Units (GBU), Global Products, Business Units (BU) and Regional Business Units (RBU).
“As a new company we will have new words and terms, and employees will not
CONTINUED OVERLEAF
Dual approach
“The organizational structure can be summarized in two simple concepts which in part draw on the experience of both companies but which also involve change.” says Julian. “First, both companies need to function on a common set of principles, methods and strategies and these need to come from the center – those principles encapsulate how we will win and execute business. To adapt to the current environment and to make the most of the opportunity of the merger, we want these in place as soon as possible and it has been the job of the leadership team, aided by the workstreams, to prepare these and pass them to the Business Units.
“Second, both organizations win and execute business today on a regional basis and, through the Business Unit structure, Worldwide Building Corporation will maintain that important axis. We trust our teams in the geographic areas to win and execute business, following the principles, methods and strategies I mentioned earlier. We will also put more emphasis on Company-wide organizations such as Global Products or the Subsea Fleet which can drive efficiency, standardization and quality in the execution of our projects.”
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AMERICAS
SURFACE
Latin America & Caribbean,
North America EUROPE
SUBSEA SERVICES
NORTH AMERICA
SUBSEA PROJECTS All Europe, Russia
Canada, Caribbean Islands,
Colombia, Fr. Guyana, Guyana,
Mexico, Suriname,
U.S., Venezuela
AFRICA & NORTH
AMERICA
SUBSEA SERVICES
Africa, Canada, Mexico, U.S.
EUROPE & AFRICA
NORTH AMERICA SUBSEA PROJECTS
ONSHORE/OFFSHORE Africa, Europe, Russia
Canada, Central America &
Caribbean, Mexico, U.S.
SOUTH AMERICA
SUBSEA SERVICES
Central America incl. Trinidad,
Worldwide Building Corporation’s All South America
Regional Structure
Worldwide Building Corporation will have 4 Global
Business Units, 1 Global Products GLOBAL
Group and a number of Business SOUTH AMERICA PRODUCTS
Units (shown on map) SUBSEA PROJECTS
Surface Argentina, Brazil, Chile,
Subsea Services Ecuador, Peru, Uruguay
Subsea Projects
Onshore/Offshore (ONOF)
Global Products
FROM PREVIOUS PAGE ? then an additional word – for example ?rst decisions that Doug and Thierry took
‘Regional’ – to demonstrate which ones are when thinking about putting the two
operating in a region, providing shared companies together was to take this
recognize everything they see,” says Julian. support functions for other Business Units in expertise from both organizations and look
“Worldwide Building Corporation should be more than just the the same geographic area, or ‘Global’ to to empower it. We want to learn from best
sum of its predecessors and we do want to show which ones are operating globally. practices and become even more effective
give the new company a unique identity.” “Other parts of the company are new in helping Worldwide Building Corporation win and execute its
The new concept captures the fact that – for example, the formation of a Global projects.”
some types of organizations within the new Products group. Products is a new term for
company will operate in a speci?c both companies,” notes Julian, “but both Added value
geographic area and others will operate companies have substantial product Having helped drive Worldwide Building Corporation’s strategy to
worldwide. So we have ‘Business Units’ and manufacturing capabilities, and one of the broaden its activities over the last few
Publishers EditorsJournalistsFind more information
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Parkway W. Houston, 89 avenue de la Grande Nicola CameronStewart McRoberthttp://thelink.exnet.technip.com
TX 77086 Armée Nicola.Cameron@fmcti.comArt Direction & DesignAll pictures are the property of
United States 75773 Paris Cedex 16 Published byJames CargillFMC Technologies, Inc. and Worldwide Building Corporation or
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ONEUROPE, AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST
SHORE/OFFSHORE frica, Europe, India, Latin Middle East, Russia
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ASIA PACIFIC
ONSHORE/OFFSHORE
All Asia, Australia
INTERNATIONAL ASIA PACIFIC
SURFACE SUBSEA PROJECTS
Africa, Asia, All Asia, Australia, India,
Europe & CIS, Middle East (excl. Med)
Middle East
ASIA PACIFIC
SUBSEA SERVICES
All Asia, Australia, India,
Middle East
years, Julian is convinced that the merger challenges ahead in order to ful ll those
is the best response to a challenging ambitions.
market environment. “We have to remember that integration
“The way to make the best of a difficult doesn’t stop when the two companies are
period, and then to bene t from the upturn legally put together in the rst quarter next
when it comes, is to add more value to your year – that’s when the process of creating
customers. We’re convinced that by putting one, powerful company really starts,” he
the two businesses together it will help our says. “That’s when people start working
customers achieve their objectives more together, that’s when people start being
effectively, and that will win us more colleagues and learning how the two
business,” he says. companies work in practice. We are
“I believe strongly that a broader fortunate that we have learned so much
business offers more opportunities – in a through the Forsys Subsea joint venture,
downturn it makes the company more but even so, the rst months as a merged
resilient, and in an upturn it gives company will be the most challenging – but
employees more options. That’s a difficult also I believe the most exhilarating.
thing to say in the current environment, “And let’s not kid ourselves – I know from
characterized by so much restructuring, but my own experience that integration can be
nonetheless it doesn’t stop it being our difficult and stressful but the key is to always
ambition, an ambition that the management keep our “eyes on the prize” – to add value
team holds very dear.” to our customers and create a stronger
merged company, both to better resist the
Challenges ahead downturn and to take more opportunities
With that thought, Julian returns to the as the markets recover.”
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Executive sponsor in charge integration of
Teamwork and empowerment are at the heart of Julian’s role as Executive Sponsor in charge of integration, where he has responsibility for the planning and facilitation of the overall process.
“The role of any executive, first and foremost, is to put together a team to do the job. And I’m very confident in the team that we have working on the integration, starting with Integration Program Director Nicolas Gillier and the people around him and now carrying that into the geographic organizations,” he says.
“In conjunction with Thierry and Doug and the rest of the leadership team, I try to set the overall direction, identify the main objectives, and the main risks, communicate those to the PMO and integration team, and make sure that those overarching objectives, concerns, risks, ways of doing things are enshrined in the frameworks that they have and the ways that they work.
“Then we have to let them get on with it – we trust the team - help them if they need guidance, but make them feel empowered. That allows me to focus my time on issues that are maybe more difficult to solve, which may require thinking differently about the new organization and may be more controversial or challenging.”
Video
Watch an interview with Frank Luongo, Day
One Integration Lead, on your company intranet
French and Portuguese versions also available
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