LYONNAISE DES EAUX FORECASTS 1987 PROFIT RISE Consolidated attributable net profit of Ste Lyonnaise des Eaux <LYOE.PA> is likely to rise by at least 10 pct this year from the 360 mln francs reported for 1986, Chairman Jerome Monod told a news conference. Group turnover should rise about seven pct from the 15.7 mln reported for this year, while group investments should total around 1.8 billion francs, somewhat above the 1.3 billion annual average of the past three years, he added. Investments will be aimed mainly at developing the group's leisure industry, health and communications activities, Monod said. In the leisure sector the group planned a joint development with Club Mediterranee <CMI.PA>, Club Med, of a 200 hectare pleasure park at Puisaye in the Yonne department of Eastern Central France, he said. Wholly-owned subsidiary Lyonnaise de Developpement Touristique would carry out the construction work and financial planning of the development which would be leased to Club Med as operator of the complex, he said. He gave no financial details but said leisure sector investments would total about 100 mln francs over the next three years. Investments in the communications industry would go mainly to develop the group's cable television activities and its 25 pct owned Metropole Television affiliate. Metropole recently won the concession to operate a sixth television channel in France. Financing requirement of Metropole would be about 700 mln francs over the next four years, of which Lyonaise des Eaux would provide about 175 mln, Monod said. Monod said Metropole aimed to win a 15 to 20 pct audience share and to capture about 10 pct of the national television advertising market. Total investment by the group in the communications sector, including cable activities, would be between 300 mln and 400 mln francs over the next five years, mainly concentrated in the coming year. Investment in cable operations would total between 150 mln and 200 mln over the five years, with the aim of widening the audience to 280,000 subscribers from 12,000, and boosting turnover to around 450 mln francs a year from 10 mln.