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Shareholders' Rights

Information about shareholder rights

A shareholder is any person entered in the shareholders list at the Central Depository AD at a certain moment in view of a specific right and the provisions of the Public Offering of Securities Act and the Commercial Act. Each shareholder may exercise his rights in accordance with the procedure provided for in the law and the Articles of Association of the company.

Voting Right

Each share shall give its holder one vote in the General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Company.

The voting right shall be exercised by the persons listed in the registers of the Central Depository AD as entitled to a voting right 14 days prior to the date of the general meeting. Central Depository AD shall provide to the Company a list of the persons as at the above-specified date and of the foreign persons under Article 136 (1) of POSA, holding on their behalf the securities of other persons.

The voting right may be exercised personally (accordingly, through the legal representatives of the shareholder) or through a proxy. A shareholder shall be entitled to authorize any natural person or legal entity to participate and vote in the general meeting on their behalf, including a member of the Company’s board of directors, if the shareholder has explicitly indicated the manner of voting on each of the agenda items of the relevant general meeting. The authorization must be made in writing, including by electronic means in the form of an electronic document, digitally signed, made for the specific general meeting, explicitly and containing the requisites listed in Article 116 (1) POSA. The conditions and procedure for voting via proxy, including the manner of receiving of powers of attorney via electronic means and notifications for withdrawal of such, shall be laid down in rules of the board of directors and published on the Company website (www.allterco.com) for each specific meeting. The Company must provide a template for the written power of attorney on paper and electronically, if applicable, with the materials for the General Meeting of Shareholders or upon request after it is convened.

Under the Articles of Association of the Company, the board of directors may allow absentee voting prior to the date of the general meeting by mail and also exercising of the voting right via electronic means, according to rules established by it, whereas this possibility must be indicated in the invitation for convening of the specific general meeting.

In certain cases provided for by the law, the exercise of the voting right may be restricted.