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In bearer

Your shares are held in a securities account or an Equity Savings Plan (PEA) at your financial institution.

In “administred registered” form

Your shares are held in a securities account or a PEA at your financial institution and are recorded in your name in �����ƽ��’s register.

In “pure” registered  form

Your shares are held in a securities account at Société Générale, recorded in your name in �����ƽ��’s register and managed by �����ƽ��.

Frequently asked questions :

What are the advantages of holding �����ƽ�� shares?

Single securities account, double voting rights once the shares have been held for two years or no custodial fees…Each ways to hold �����ƽ�� shares have its own advantage.

Find out more about The different ways to hold �����ƽ�� shares�����Ի� Viewing and managing your direct portfolio on these pages.

How can I transfer shares to “pure” registered form?

You can ask Société Générale to transfer your shares to «pure» registered form. To do this, please contact:

Société Générale SGSS/GIS Service nominatif, 32, rue du Champ-de-Tir – BP 81236 44312 Nantes (France)

Note: You should find out in advance if your financial institution will charge you fees for this transfer.

What are the services for consulting and managing your portfolio of shares held in «pure» registered form?

As a holder of �����ƽ�� shares in «pure» registered form, you benefit from specific services: a website for managing your portfolio and telephone assistance. It is easier for you to access information and to submit your orders.

Société Générale – Securities Services offers the following methods for viewing and managing your shares held in «pure» registered form:

• a voice server: NOMILIA accessible by dialing the following number: +33 (0)2 51 85 67 89
• a website: SHARINBOX accessible at the following address: sharinbox.societegenerale.com

All shareholders whose shares are recorded in an account two business days before the Shareholders’ Meeting may attend the Meeting or be represented at the Meeting as follows:

You have several options.

You can:

• attend the Shareholders’ Meeting personally by requesting an admission card, then showing ID and proof that you are a shareholder on the day of the Meeting,
• give a proxy to the Chairman of the Meeting or to any other person or legal entity of your choice, whether that person/entity is a shareholder or not,
• fill out and return the voting form by post.

Note: shareholders who have already cast their vote remotely, sent a proxy or requested an admission card for the Meeting may no longer change their method of participation.

Frequently asked questions :

How to attend to the Shareholders’ Meetings

To find out the steps to attend �����ƽ��’s Annual General Meeting, consult the Shareholder’s guide.

How to proceed if you do not have an admission card?

For holders of registered shares:

If you have not received your admission card three days before the Shareholders’ Meeting, you can contact Société Générale’s admission card call center between 8:30 AM and 6:00 PM Monday through Friday at +33 (0) 825 315 315.

For holders of bearer shares:

If you have not received your admission card in time, you may go to the reception area on the day of the Meeting and present a valid form of identification and a share ownership certificate from your financial intermediary.

What if you can not physically attend the Shareholders’ Meeting?

Shareholders who cannot be physically present at the Meeting can watch a live webcast on .

How can i vote or appoint someone to represent me?

Voting and proxy procedures are detailed in the Shareholder’s Guide.

How can I find out in advance what will be discussed at the Shareholders’ Meeting?

Beginning 21 days before the Shareholders’ Meeting, you can go to to learn about the various resolutions that will be proposed at the Meeting. The same documents will also be available for consultation in �����ƽ��’s head office at 4 rue Paul-Cézanne 75008 Paris (France).

To purchase or sell shares, you must submit a buy or sell order:

• to the financial intermediary that manages your securities account if the shares are held in «administered» registered form or in bearer form;
• to Société Générale if your shares are held in «pure» registered form.

Frequently asked questions :

 What should my order include?

Your buy or sell order must include the following information:

• the transaction’s direction: buy or sell ;
• the name and ISIN code of the shares (FR0000121204) ;
• the number of shares ;
• the type of order ;
• the expiration date.

Find out more about the different limits of validity, the choice of stock market order and the amount of stock exchange fees, on the Buying or selling shares page.