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Österreichische Post AG

EANS-General Meeting: Österreichische Post AG
Resolutions of the General Meeting

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Publication of the resolution passed by the Annual General Meeting on April 20,
2017 with respect to authorisation granted to the Management Board to acquire
the Company's own shares pursuant to Section 65 Para. 1 (4) and (8) and Para. 1a
and 1b Austrian Stock Corporation Act (AktG) in conjunction with Section 82
Para. 9 Austrian Stock Exchange Act and Section 2 Para. 2 Austrian Publication
Regulation
 
At the Annual General Meeting of Österreichische Post Aktiengesellschaft
(Austrian Post), Vienna, held on April 20, 2017, the following resolution was
passed with respect to item 8 on the agenda:  
 
a) In accordance with Section 65 Para 1 (4) and (8) as well as Para 1a and 1b
AktG, the Management Board of Austrian Post is authorised to acquire non-par
value bearer or registered shares of the company, with this to amount to up to
10% of the company's share capital, with this authorisation to be for 30 months,
with this starting upon April 20, 2017, and with this to be performed on or
outside exchanges, and with these to be offered for purchase in such cases to
individual shareholders or to a single shareholder, with this especially to be
ÖBIB, and with this to be at a lowest equivalent value of EUR 20.00 (twenty
euros) per share, and with this to be at a highest equivalent value of EUR 60.00
(sixty euros) per share.
 
The trading in treasury shares is excluded as the objective of the acquisition.
The authorisation can be exercised in two or more partial amounts and for the
purposes of realising one or more than one objective of the company. This
realisation may also be undertaken by a subsidiary (Section 228 Para 3 Austrian
Commercial Code) or by a third party acting on a paid commission basis on behalf
of the company. The undertaking of the acquisition by the Management Board may
especially be performed in cases in which the shares are to be offered to
employees, senior managers and members of the Management Board of the company or
of one affiliated with it in conjunction with an employee participation program,
with a stock option program and/or for purposes of being issued to a private
foundation enabling employee participation.
 
b) The Management Board of Austrian Post may resolve to make this acquisition on
an exchange. In such cases, the Supervisory Board has to be informed on an ex
post facto basis of this resolution. An acquisition not made via an exchange
requires the prior approval of the Supervisory Board. In a case of an
acquisition not made on the exchange, this acquisition can be undertaken in a
way excluding the proportionate right of sale (converse exclusion of right of
procurement).
 
c) The Management Board is authorised for a term of five years, with this
starting upon the passing of the resolution, with this according to Section 65
Para 1b AktG, with this requiring approval by the Supervisory Board, and with
this not demanding the Annual General Meeting's passing of a resolution, to pass
a resolution stipulating that treasury shares are to be sold or used in a way
other than their sale via an exchange or via the making of a public offer, with
this to appropriately heed the rules established for the exclusion of
subscription rights held by shareholders, with this especially applying to
shares to be offered to employees, senior managers and members of the Management
Board of the company or of one affiliated with it in conjunction with an
employee participation program or with a stock option program and/or issued to a
private foundation constituted for purposes of employee participation. The
Management Board is also authorised to establish the conditions of sale. The
authorisation can be exercised in two or more partial amounts and for the
purposes of realising one or more than one objective of the company. This
realisation may also be undertaken by a subsidiary (Section 228 Para 3 Austrian
Commercial Code) or by a third party acting on a paid commission basis on behalf
of the company.
 
d) The Management Board is also authorised, should the Supervisory Board so
consent and should such be required, to reduce the share capital. This is to be
undertaken through the withdrawal of treasury shares and does not require the
Annual General Meeting's passing a resolution, in accordance with Section 65
Para 1 (8) last sentence and with Section 122 AktG. The Supervisory Board is
authorised to adopt amendments to the Articles of Association arising from the
withdrawal of shares.
 
e) These points relating to the authorisation granted to the Management Board
also entail a corresponding revocation of the authorisation granted to the
Management Board to acquire the Company's own shares in accordance with the
resolution on item 10 of the agenda passed by the Annual General Meeting on
April 15, 2015.
 
 
Vienna, April 2017 
   
The Management Board

Österreichische Post Aktiengesellschaft (Austrian Post)
Vienna, FN 180219 d
ISIN AT0000APOST4


Further inquiry note:
Austrian Post
Harald Hagenauer
Head of Investor Relations, 
Group Internal Audit & Compliance  
Phone: +43 (0) 57767-30400 
harald.hagenauer@post.at

end of announcement                               euro adhoc 
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issuer:      Österreichische Post AG
             Haidingergasse  1
             A-1030 Wien
phone:       +43 (0)57767-0
mail:         investor@post.at
WWW:      www.post.at
sector:      Transport
ISIN:        AT0000APOST4
indexes:     ATX Prime, ATX
stockmarkets: official market: Wien 
language:   English

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