EDENRED

Yes. Edenred operates a formal scheme called the "Edenred E-club for Individual Shareholders", with online registration, rules, membership conditions and dedicated invitations. It is therefore more than an investor-relations information area.

The current official page requires one pure or administered registered share, or thirty bearer shares, together with an active email address. The 2023 PDF rules state "1 bearer shares", but this wording is contradicted by the current French and English pages; the operational threshold used here is therefore thirty bearer shares.

The shareholder completes the online form, selects the bearer holding method and attaches a certificate from their financial institution dated less than one month earlier and stating the number of Edenred shares held. Edenred may later request a new certificate to verify continued eligibility.

No. The rules provide for occasional invitations, and the E-club page shows that a small number of members have attended breakfasts at the head office. No minimum schedule, allocation of places or automatic right to attend is published; availability therefore depends on each invitation and remains discretionary.

Edenred covers custody fees and certain routine administration fees for pure registered shares administered by Societe Generale Securities Services. Brokerage fees and any fees charged by the bank when the shares are transferred remain payable by the shareholder.

No. Releases and letters are public information or ordinary investor-relations services. The ordinary dividend, voting, the right to attend the general meeting and double voting rights after two years in registered form are general rights, not benefits included on this page.