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Today, Europe, and Greece in particular, are goingthrough a period of unprecedented volatility anduncertainty, threatening to slow down the globaleconomic recovery. Structural problems andinefficiencies at the national level in severalEuropean countries are the roots of the problem.But both individual countries and the EuropeanUnion itself, albeit with some delay, have risen tothe occasion instituting reforms and supportmechanisms of unprecedented magnitude.

The strategy and the commitment seem to be hereboth at the national and the pan-European level. Ultimately, whatwill make the difference is proper execution and implementationof the strategies announced. But, also, proper communication ofthese strategies and the progress achieved is of criticalsignificance. It is vital to inform, update and guide the markets,especially in times of crisis and uncertainty. In such times, silenceis lethal.

It is in today’s environment that Financial Communications andInvestor Relations rise dramatically in significance.Unfortunately, it is also in today’s environment, with budgetsshrinking, that Investor Relations do not get the attention theydeserve.

Our conviction is twofold. First, that this is the time for moreextroversion. Admittedly, few have a growth story to tell. But mostcompanies put together strategies to deal with the storm andhopefully come out stronger. We should communicate thestrategies, initiatives, news and progress both as a country andcompanies.

Second, that adherence to high standards of CorporateGovernance, financial disclosure and transparency and InvestorRelations must be systematically preached and practicedregardless of the market’s ups and downs. These principlescontribute to the continued smooth functioning of the capitalmarkets and sustain investor confidence, badly shaken by thecollapse of the financial markets and economic developments.

Also, today, with stock market valuations in Greece reflecting thepessimism of the current events, we could turn adversity into anopportunity. Weak markets can translate into accretive expansionopportunities for strong companies building shareholder value for

the longer term. They also present long terminvestors with the opportunity to invest at the lowpoint of the cycle.

The objective of keeping up with the IR Awards onan annual basis is not to celebrate but to identify andreward those companies and individuals whoseconsistent commitment to these principles serves asan example to follow, especially in these turbulenttimes.

The Annual Greek IR Awards are organized with thesupport of many market related organizations both in

Greece and abroad. We thank them all for their support.

The Awards are based on Nominations by a diverse Committee ofmarket participants. These nominations are directly received andtabulated by Deloitte and Tsibanoulis & Partners therebyensuring both the confidentiality of the voting and the integrity ofthe results.

This year, we initiate an Award Corporate Social Responsibility,whose awareness and significance is growing in Greece. Inaddition, Awards for IROs in Cyprus.

Special thanks to our sponsors whose contribution is particularlysignificant in today’s difficult market conditions. Also, to ourgroup of powerful media partners in Greece and abroad ensuringthe high visibility of the Awards among the broader investmentcommunity.

Capital Link, which has been a pioneer in the field of InvestorRelations in the Greek market and has served as a strong andeffective link between Greek companies and the globalinvestment community, aims to support the further developmentof the IR function.

In this context, we publish annually a Special "Handbook ofInvestor Relations in Greece" with articles on key topics onInvestor Relations and its application in Greece and with a WHO-IS-WHO of all IROs of Greek and select Cyprus listedcompanies. This will be widely distributed in Greece and abroad.We extend particular thanks to the sponsors of the Handbook,who made its realization possible with their financial contribution.

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PROMISING OPPORTUNITIESBy Louka T. Katseli

Minister of Economy,Competitiveness and Shipping

The Ministry of Economy, Competitiveness and Shipping, is as-signed with the important task to attract Investment opportunities inGreece. As the Minister responsible for this portfolio, I am hon-oured and delighted to be a part of the Greek IR Awards event. TheGreek IR Awards which identify and acknowledge companies andindividuals, who adopt high standards in the fields of CorporateGovernance, Financial Disclosure and Investor Relations, con-tribute immensely to the development and significance of the func-tion of Investor Relations in Greece.

Investors throughout the world seek opportunities that providelong-term benefits in a business-friendly environment. Amid today’sturbulent financial climate, Greece is responding to the demands ofthe new global economy with clear and well-defined targets.

At the heart of Greece’s new investment era lies a streamlined ap-proach towards entrepreneurship and new opportunities that meetthe growth areas of tomorrow. With a highly intelligent and well ed-ucated human capital, outstanding natural resources, untapped re-newable energy potential and a strategic location at the crossroad ofthree continents, in the midst of a dynamic regional market, Greeceis placed among the most attractive destinations for investment in theworld today.

Well-established sectors, such as Energy, Tourism, ICT/Technology,Health Sciences, Food & Beverage and Waste Management, incombination with emerging business trends, form a strong founda-tion for growth. Greece is committed to a sweeping transformationtoward a green economy, a driving force for development through-out the country. Renewable energy, green tech and clean tech willpropel the smart economy of tomorrow and Greece is welcomingnew and innovative investment solutions to lead this transformation.

This is why we have initiated numerous, major reforms in order torestructure the productive base, enhance competitiveness and re-store growth as soon as possible. We move fast to implement a planof sweeping reforms with three top priorities:

1. To spur our economy by mobilizing public & private investment. Weuse public investment as a catalyst in order to attract more private in-vestments. We have taken measures to channel liquidity to small andmedium sized companies that face a severe liquidity squeeze. We areredrawing the investment map of Greece by drafting a new investmentlaw to endorse investment projects that focus on innovation, competi-tiveness and access to international markets and green development.

2. To cut down on all red tape and pursue a major regulatory reformto lower the cost of doing business and support entrepreneurship.Within 2010 we are determined to simplify all procedures of busi-ness start ups, licensing and operation. The regulatory reform agen-da also includes strengthening competition policy, through a majoroverhaul of the competition law.

3. To improve competitiveness through appropriate restructuring

and new green-field investments. Priorities include the energy sec-tor, especially renewable energy in wind, PV, geothermal, hydro etc,the tourism and cultural sectors, environmental management, theICT and BIO sectors, major infrastructure projects and other busi-ness services including logistics, etc. Foreign direct investment inthese and other areas is very much welcomed. This can be support-ed by both available grants and/or tax benefits through the Invest-ment Law and/or via Public Private Partnership. Furthermore, weare in the process of creating the Hellenic Development Fund, a fi-nancing institution which will participate in a number of large, eco-nomically viable and financially promising investment projects.

Nevertheless none of the above can be achieved if we do notstrengthen the collaboration between enterprises, financial institu-tions and Governments. We all find ourselves in the same boat.

Let us explore creative ways to reduce uncertainty and unnecessaryvolatility in financial markets; let us explore innovative ways to pur-sue jointly profitable investment opportunities.

I thank the organizers for this initiative. I wish every success to theawardees and I hope that this recognition will be followed by an in-spired and productive future.

Louka T. Katseli

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By Spyros CapralosChairman – Athens Exchange S.A.

Chief Executive Officer – Hellenic Exchanges S.A.

One year ago, in my remarks for the CapitalLink IR Awards Handbook, I talked about theglobal financial crisis which evolved withbreathtaking speed in the autumn of 2008, whencredit markets ceased functioning normally andgovernments around the world began national-izing financial systems and considering bailoutsof other troubled industries. I mentioned how,at that time, major independent US investmentbanks were disappearing.

And we thought that those were no ordinarytimes!

As it always happens, crises and difficulties af-fect the weakest first. This is exactly what hap-pened with our country. Unfortunately, we in Greece grew accus-tomed to consuming more than we produced, while supporting apublic sector that grew to an unsustainably large size, compared tothe size of our country, even as it remained inefficient and ineffec-tive. Public sector expenses exploded and as a result, the budgetdeficit reached 13.6% of GDP, while public debt today stands atapproximately 115% of GDP.

So all of the sudden, all of us have been consumed by the questionas to whether Greece will be able to service its public debt, at atime when borrowing costs have exploded. However, what we havenot paid particular attention to is something that should concernus even more than our debt and bond spreads. What is more wor-rying is the credibility deficit that we have accumulated. The term"Greek statistics" was first mentioned in Brussels – probably lastyear – and is now being used as an example of how NOT to dothings…

Our European partners, and capital markets suddenly realizedthat all of these years, the statistical figures being published did notcorrespond to reality. Some are going back as far as to question thevalidity of the figures that were used to allow Greece to enter themonetary union, back in 2001.

We are currently in an extremely difficult situation. Greece firstand foremost must reestablish its credibility internationally. Andthe truth is that it is very easy to lose credibility, and very hard toget it back. It will take time for us to prove to our partners, and tothe markets, that they will be able to trust us, and that we are nottrying to fool them with our numbers.

Next, we need to work hard to improve the competitiveness of theGreek economy. In each of the past few years, we were becomingless and less competitive. And the main reason that we were be-coming less competitive was because of our stifling bureaucracyand corruption, which increased our cost of producing goods andservices. It is this bureaucracy and corruption that made it eachyear more and more difficult to attract foreign direct investmentsin Greece.

We must therefore make immediate and ex-tensive structural changes in order to improvethe competitiveness of our economy. Thesechanges, which will be painful, as is anychange that alters the status quo in order toachieve long term gains with short term pain,must include pension reform, the liberaliza-tion of the labor market, the privatization ofstate enterprises, the drastic reduction of thepublic sector, the closing of loss-making or in-active state-enterprises, health reform, theopening up to competition of professions thatare protected. At the same time, measuresmust also be taken to reduce tax evasion. It ishard to believe that self-employed persons in

Greece have such low incomes that 3 out of 4 declare incomes thatare below that minimum taxable level.

Furthermore, immediate action must be taken to attract invest-ments into the country. Businesses must receive the right incen-tives to invest in Greece; these incentives can take the form of aspeeding up of the process of tendering large infrastructure con-struction projects, which can be financed by the private sectorthrough BOT arrangements; these incentives must also include theimplementation of a strategic growth plan in sectors that are im-portant to the Greek economy such as tourism, shipping, renew-able energy and agriculture, in order for us to compete successful-ly.

We must realize that markets are neither the speculators nor the"blood thirsty" investors that wish to see Greece go bankrupt. Mar-kets consist of investors that are either convinced by the path thecountry is following and "buy Greece" or "sell Greece" if they arenot. In the middle of these extraordinary times, the task of businessleaders must be to overcome the paralysis that dooms any organi-zation and to begin shaping the future.

There is only one way to develop the Greek market and the Greekeconomy, and that is to increase its visibility by being extroverted.With increased communication with investors, roadshows all overthe world in order to promote the Greek economy, the Stabilityand Growth Plan and, of course, the Greek enterprises to interna-tional institutional investors. Communication with investors is afunction that can make the difference. Through this communica-tion we can re-establish the reliability that we lost.

At a time therefore that communication with the investment com-munity is more vital than ever for our market, I applaud CapitalLink’s initiative to reward the best Investor Relations Officers inour market.

I would like to congratulate Olga and Nikos Bornozis for the suc-cess of this event and their ongoing efforts to increase the visibili-ty of the Greek market abroad.

Spyros Capralos

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The Spartan austerity measures introduced bythe Government represent severe handicapsfor the Greek economy. The announcedGrowth & Stability Pact (Greek Spartan Pack-age) cannot support either the industrialgrowth or consumer spending and thereforewill not be able to improve the already devas-tating condition of the Greek economy. Al-most _ of the Greek labor force earn an aver-age monthly salary of _800 to _1,200. Any aus-terity reforms usually hit the empty pockets ofthe man on the street, and in regards to Greecethey cannot provide the _300bn needed to payback the debt and sustain the country’s econo-my. Even if the Government delivers theprospective statistical figures, under these circumstances it is not real-istic to expect any recovery of the Greek economy for years. There-fore, the international investors are still reluctant to invest in any illiq-uid stocks even if these are of well-managed and cheap valued Greekcompanies. Despite the potential attractive fundamentals about along and prosperous future of the country, macro visibility remainslow and volatility should continue, possibly until the summer.

How much of Sparta can the Greek people tolerate? Athens needs tochoose a rational solution between a default, devaluation or bailout.All the previous Greek governments have borrowed more than theycould ever afford to pay back. Practically Greece has lost its sover-eignty as the new debt issued in the past years was good only to payinterest for the old debt and for salaries to civil servants. How can thecountry be able to reduce _300bn debt by a collapsing growth of theeconomy? It is universally known that when the economy of a countrygrows higher than the yields of its own sovereign bonds, it is favorableto extend debt or to pay back part of it from the growth, but vice ver-sa, this is mathematically not possible.

The privatization of the State’s assets has to be a priority in order tosubstantially improve the critical performance of the debt ratio. TheGovernment is no longer in a position to ignore the urgent call to si-multaneously privatise assets and reduce the listed holdings. The pri-vatization’s most strategic effect is the heavy cost reduction for theState in terms of salaries and company related expenses. This is im-portant to the international investors, more than the much overratedrole of ratings agencies, who give only to the short sellers the oppor-tunity to take advantage of their downgrades. According to sources inAthens the valuation of the State’s owned assets is supposed to bemore than _120bn.

In 2008 a small economy like Iceland (GDP of _12bn versus Greece’s_339bn) was severely hitting the worldwide financial system and re-ceived $11bn bailout from the IMF and the EU, who both denied allthis year any willingness to help Greece. These same institutions nowcannot handle the Hellenic debt of _300bn as it would not be their

business, but of the Greeks only. The ECB andthe EU council know too well that an effectivemonetary union without supporting the re-structuring of the Greek debt is mathematical-ly no longer realistic. They have failed to calmany irrationality and speculative ambiguity ofthe market. Both were not quick with dealingwith the facts and did not put a stop to dailycomments, which deteriorated the strength ofEuro and of the Greek capital market. TheECB, the EU and IMF cannot pretend fromthe Greek government to raise the taxes as aprecondition for the bailout, when they arewell aware that in a country like Greece, whenrising the taxes the economy stops to grow! The

Greek problem proves once again how deteriorated are the structuresof capital markets and of their financial mechanisms and instrumentsworldwide, but also how inappropriate and out of touch with the eco-nomic reality are the politicians when managing a crisis.

According to the 2009 GDP list of the CIA World Factbook, the ma-jor commercial partners of Greece in the Southern East Europeanmarket, Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean represented an im-pressive area with combined GDP of US$1.6 trillion, ranking world-wide #8 with a share of 2.8% of total worldwide GDP, rankingahead of Brazil ($1.5T), Spain ($1.4T), Russia ($1.3T), Canada($1.3T), India ($1.2T) and ahead of the rich oil countries in the Mid-dle East ($0.9T). The strategic geographical position of Greece inthe European Mediterranean area represents a natural gateway to amarket characterised by a very competitive structure of labour costsand industrial production sites. The restructuring of the local infra-structure is a great opportunity for Greece to play a key role in theregion’s development. Furthermore, the common estimate over theproportional risk of these countries and the limited size of thesemarkets by large multinationals will further increase the outsourcingof production and distribution to local Greek players with know-how and quality standards to get the job done. The unique advan-tages of this natural market still go unnoticed by the Western indus-trial players and have to be highlighted more efficiently in the con-text of a promising economic area, where Greece should improve itsrole as a key player.

Because of the country’s historical crisis, it is time to take historicaldecisions in Syntagma Square and save the future of the country.There is an urgent need to build a big coalition: both leading partiesneed to navigate TOGETHER the country out of the crisis in a mo-ment when unity is mandatory, along with the help of several tech-nocrats from the private sector who are able to participate in the nextcabinet as Ministers and Prime Minister. As when thousands of yearsago, Greece has now the opportunity to become an example again ofmaking modern politics for the entire world.

Nicola Facciorusso

A BIG COALITIONBy Nicola Facciorusso

FounderAkros Consulting

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FTSE Group’s successful global partnerships encompass the world’sleading specialists and exchanges and form a pivotal aspect of ourbusiness. Our long standing valued relationship with the AthensStock Exchange (ATHEX), spanning over ten years, is an exampleof the success that comes from fusing together index expertise withlocal market knowledge.

Over the last decade, FTSE and ATHEX have delivered to the localmarket a set of reliable investment tools including tradable indicesdesigned to facilitate international investment flows into Greece.This includes the FTSE/ATHEX Index Series launched in 1999.More recently 2008 saw the licensing of the first ETF to be based onthe FTSE/ Athex 20 Index by the Alpha Bank Group, which in 2009reached an AuM value of US$ 95 million. Since then FTSE has con-tinued to further investment in domestic companies, growing theGreek retail market alongside key institutional investment.

Now, as Greece faces its toughest challenge, the need for continuedgrowth of domestic investment is at its greatest. In the past FTSEand ATHEX have successfully worked together to provide opportu-nities amidst times of uncertainty.

In November 2008 after the significant downturn of the global fi-nancial markets, FTSE and ATHEX joined forces together with theCyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) to introduce the FTSE/ATHEX-CySE Banking Index. The index focused on the large banking sec-tors of both markets, supporting domestic investors in reducing theirexposure to risk whilst continuing investment flows. Innovative in-vestment solutions such as these, which are a result of FTSE’s dia-logue with key market participants, have in the past aided growthand stability in the Greek market.

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Managing Director Europe FTSE Group

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On the occasion of this year’s Greek IRAwards 2009, organised by Capital LinkAthens, under the auspices of FTSE, theAthens Stock Exchange, the Union of Institu-tional Investors and the Union of Listed Com-panies , and also the publication of the Spe-cial Handbook for this event, it gives me greatpleasure to communicate with all the playersin this field and share with all the readers ofthis very useful Handbook a few words on theCyprus Association of Public Listed Compa-nies ( SYDEK ) as well as some thoughts onthe current economic crisis and its effects onCyprus.

SYDEK was founded in 1988, some eight yearsbefore the establishment of the official CyprusStock Exchange ( CSE ) in order to serve the interests of"listed" companies , which at that time operated under theauspices of the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry.We have as our members the majority of listed companies inthe CSE and have been fairly active throughout these past 22years in assisting the responsible Authorities to formulatethe legal and regulatory framework of the capital market inCyprus, particularly as it affects our listed companies.

Since 2003 SYDEK became initially a member ofUNIQUE ( Union of Issuers Quoted in Europe ) , whichsubsequently joined forces with EALIC to form EuropeanIssuers – the European Federation of Associations of List-ed Companies and Corporations - throughout Europe (EI ). SYDEK is actively represented on the Board of EIand on various Committees and Task Forces, includingthe ECB T2S Task Force on Shareholder Transparency byour newly appointed General Manager and former Chair-man of SYDEK Mr Pieris Theodorou.

On the economic front SYDEK organised a whole day

conference in Nicosia in October 2009 on thesubject of " The Global Economic Crisis:Challenges, Effects and Prospects for PublicListed Companies and Investors. The presen-tations at this conference covered the topicfrom both the pan-European as well as theCyprus perspective and useful conclusionswere drawn. Our prediction, at that time, wasthat the significant increase in EuropeanStock Exchange indices (including Athensand Cyprus Stock Exchanges) in the periodJuly- October 2009 was paradoxical and unjus-tified, given the continuing and deepeningeconomic crisis. Unfortunately that predictionhas been proven to be right in the ensuing pe-riod of October 2009 to April 2010, with a

downward correction of Indices and a worsening of thecrisis, particularly in both Greece and Cyprus.

The Cyprus economy in 2009 was marked with an 1,7%contraction in the GDP for the first time in the past 30 orso years when we had continuously positive growth rates.The prospects for 2010 are not optimistic. The EuropeanCommission predict lower rates of growth for Cyprus inthe future. Is therefore essential for our Government totake urgent measures for improving the public fiscal in-dices, for encouraging development and correcting long-standing structural problems and imbalances in order toenable Cyprus to grow again with higher rates of growth.The "drivers" for growth in the next five years appear to bethe services sector and the sectors of health and educa-tion, rather than construction and trade, which were the"drivers" in the past five years.

Finally I wish to congratulate the organisers of this presti-gious event as well as all those who have won this year’sawards.

Stelios Hadjiosif

By Stelios HadjiosifChairman of SYDEK (Cyprus Association

of Public Listed Companies)

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The automatic reaction to such a title for anarticle would be: "so tell us somethingnew"… Perhaps it is better if one suggestedanswers for the frequently asked questions(FAQ’s) of irate foreign shareholders de-manding explanations on things that con-cern Greek budgets or Greek foreign debt.Both are neither of your doing, nor of yourresponsibility to solve. Here is a series ofanswers on FAQ’s for your meetings withanalysts.

On working for a solution to the crisis,Greek Government and public debt:

ñ Only hard work can get us out of thismess; the cure of working seems to bemilder than the disease of not paying ourdebts.

ñ There is one way out of the impasse, andthat is trying harder, working for growth tooffset the debt. Recriminations will have tocome much later.

ñ Greek governments have been mishan-dling the country’s finances, but they didnot ask me or our company.

ñ Yes we have the largest per capita num-ber of civil servants; I did not hire them tovote for me, since I was not a candidate.

ñ Yes we voted for the current crop ofGreek politicians; but Greek politics function on the closed shop andexceptionally on the union shop principles; we have no primaries tofreely choose our candidates for MP’s.

ñ It all happened in the last 36 years. In the beginning of the perioddebt was 18% of GDP; at the end it had risen to over 120% [andhopefully not more…] Everybody has been functioning on the princi-ple of not solving today what can be put off for tomorrow!

On Chinese walls in investment banks, credit rating companies, themedia and speculators:

ñ The porousness of Chinese Walls is untested; all suggestions to reg-ulatory agencies have met with sympathetic noncompliance.

ñ All four kinds of the above companies are for profit. Profits aregood, if contained by legal and ethical constraints.

ñ In 2007 the credit rating companies awarded Triple AAA grade toonly 20 companies in NYSE as opposed to 64.000 Triple AAA deriv-atives in the same year. This is profit taking carried to an extreme.

ñ Default rates of credit default swaps for 2005 to 2007 were expect-ed to be one per 100.000 for Triple AAA’s and they rose to an aston-ishing one per 1.000! Skyrocketing is a modest word to describe the

behavior of the lowly BBB-. From expect-ed default rates of 88 per 10.000 they roseto 667/1000!

ñ No one has ever considered applyingChinese walls to the mass media; whyshould they? The walls are porous anyway!

On Regulatory [busy]bodies. There is nohierarchy of the things that need regula-tion. In 2007 over $600 trillion of deriva-tives were sloshing around the markets!This sum was equal to over ELEVENTIMES the World Gross Product! EvenB.I.S., the Bank for International Settle-ments in Basle, had no information aboutwhether these were gross figures or net ofcounter positions! At the same time:

ñ If a principal manager and shareholderof a company so much as bought €0,30worth of his company’s stock, the transac-tion had to be reported to regulatory agen-cies!

ñ Transfer pricing, according to the GreekMinistry of Development, has to be report-ed if transactions occur between national ormultinational companies belonging to onegroup. According to this Ministerial Deci-sion [A2-8092/31.12.2008] € 1.000.000 [onemillion Euros] of consolidated sales are suf-ficient for the "group" to be eligible as both

a group of companies and as a multinational group. All with the samemeasly million!

ñ Some European Union Directives are misdirected. One wonders ifthe public is aware that certain Directives, on agricultural produce forexample, are so ridiculously detailed that one would be ashamed torepeat the details set out in them…

For an ease in remembering:

ñ Working is more sacrosanct than not working: the first can solveproblems; the second can only worsen them.

ñ Governments govern (usually badly); we pay (unerringly)…

ñ Accepting the efficacy of Chinese walls is restricted to those whobelieve in fairy god mothers…

ñ Credit raters are companies working for profit. Their fees, howev-er, are paid by those being rated, an unhealthy set up.

ñ Regulation should be graded: start with the serious problems; avoidthe frivolous!

ñ Keep smiling, always have a good word for everybody, work hard.Life is wonderful!

Panayotis G.Dracos

THE TASKS OF THE I.R. MANAGER ARE HARDER IN 2010

By Panayotis G.DracosPresident of the Executive Committee & CEO

Union of Listed Companies

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Investing in the Hellenic securities market this time pe-riod looks, at best, like walking a road of uncertainty thatcomes with many challenges. Within an environment of:

ñ explosive macroeconomic conditions, for the domesticmarket at first,

ñ increased country risk,

ñ problematic restructuring efforts,

ñ lack of credibility,

ñ EU/IMF supervision,

ñ ambiguous economic growth potentials,

ñ damaged company earnings, and

ñ pressured consumer purchasing power,

the listed company in the ASE has to find its way out, and the aver-age investor to search for direction.

In a market that follows the macroeconomic trend and securitiesprices approach historic low levels, what actions can predisposegrowth signals? One such action is the immediate application ofstructural reforms for a cost effective management of budget ex-penses. Examples of these reforms refer to the transparency in ar-eas such as health and welfare, taxation and public sector opera-

tion. This action comes with high political cost dueto its unpopular consequences. Another one is theimplementation of measures that can improve thebusiness operational environment (e.g. motives forbusiness operation, employment and pension condi-tions) and the competitiveness of the country in ar-eas like tourism, transportation and alternative en-ergy sources. A third one is the conditions attachedto the coming EU/IMF funding program. These lat-ter conditions can initially offer guidance about thefuture financing of the public and private sector, in-clusive of the banking sector, and secondly offersome direction about the level of the political andsocial tolerance against the needed reforms that tar-get simultaneously to the reduction of the deficitwhile restoring growth.

All these measures, if applied without delay and without any furtherchallenge of international economic conditions, testify in favor of along period of agonizing thrift but to a gradual turning point into fu-ture growth for the Greek economy and for its securities market. Ifotherwise, the consequences will be overwhelming. Given the above,we choose to have an optimistic view that actions will be taken suchthat walking the road to uncertainty now will lead to a less challeng-ing conditions in the future.

Alexandros Moraitakis

WALKING THE ROAD OF UNCERTAINTY

By Alexandros MoraitakisPresident

Association of Athens Stock Exchange Members

and Constantinos Tasoulas, PhD, IMCCertified Portfolio Manager/ Investment Consultant

Nuntius Brokerage & Investment Services S.A

By Konstantinos Vergos, PhDChairman, Hellenic Association of Certified Stockmarket Analysts (HACSA)

Director of Research Department, Cyclos Securities

Since 2008, many European countries started to faceintense fiscal problems, as a result of falling GDP,due to the recent longstanding recession. The prob-lems resulted in speculation over borrowing rates,that has gradually limit the ability to borrow at a rea-sonable cost. This was also the case for Greece by theend of 2009. Greece eventually asked for a bailoutthe EU, and due to the lack of an EU mechanism tobailout countries that belong to the Euro zone, IMF,EU and EU member countries joined to provide thenecessary liquidity that is expected to help Greecestate to meet financial obligations. Greece now has toproceed to harsh fiscal and labour cost measures dur-ing the 2010-2012 period, that are expected to makethe country financially sound again. However, themeasures are expected to led to a deep recession dur-ing 2010 and 2011, Greek capital market reacted negatively in

the previous 6 months, but now, after the bailouthas been agreed, and as the new Greek govern-ment meets the austerity measures that will slashsalaries while increasing corporate profits, stockprices of companies listed on the Athens StockExchange are expected to appreciate consider-able. We foresee investment interest to focus atthe moment mainly in export oriented companiesand companies that have considerable operationsabroad, but by the end of 2010 investment focusmay spread to other companies as well. To that ex-tent, we expect stockprices in the Athens StockExchange to appreciate considerably within thefollowing 12 months, as was the case in Europeancountries where IMF austerity measures tookplace, due to improving long-term prospects for

the country and the corporations.

Konstantinos Vergos

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∆he business community faces with great scepticism and anxietythe recent developments in the economic scene. Focal point ofconcern is the economic policy of the government, which decid-ed to follow the ‘worst case scenario’.

In the last months, we have all been witnessing a course whereevery step of the process invalidates key bulwarks of protectedsocial and economic rights. At the same time, the governmentcalls the people, especially the business community, to make un-precedented sacrifices and tolerate the burden of this policy.

By adopting such a policy, the government overturns the alreadyprepared and signed budget and the Stability and Growth Pactthat the government itself had already prepared to be imple-mented.

Unfortunately, it turns out that there is no specific financialplanning, that the government choices are simply the result ofthe "pressure" factors in international markets and that the ‘rec-ommendations’ of the EU and the IMF actors are ‘orders’ whichhave to be followed by the Greek Government.

The explosive growth of the value added tax, from the beginningof the year, in all commodities and the increase in excise duty onfuels, beverages and cigarettes, have multiple effects on both theturnover of the associated companies and the rising cost of en-ergy for the crucial transport sector. The ‘punishment’ of legalbusiness profits by imposing special contributions along withsubstantial salary reductions have created a stifling atmospherein the market and impede any idea of development for theGreek economy. The purchasing power of the Greek consumersis directly affected and this will lead the market in a deadlock.

In addition, the reliability and the efficiency of the tax administra-tion remain at low levels without any clear indication of recovery.In the same context, the fight against corruption will be crucial.

All the measures taken by the government are characterised bya complete lack of any development perspective. There is noteven a reference to the concept of development. At the sametime, the government reduces the Public Investment Program,which, in fact, is the primary development tool of the country.This is evident on the part of the national co-financing of pro-jects included in the National Strategic Reference Framework(∂™¶∞). This combination is disastrous for any potential of de-velopment of the Greek economy and generates, as expected,obvious causes of concern in the business community.

The Chambers’ Community has repeatedly expressed its con-

cerns and objections to this kind of policy and has emphasised onthe need for a new development model.

The unavoidable recession which will be caused by these mea-sures will definitely leave its scars in the market and the healingof these scars will require many years of effort in a very difficultenvironment.

Someone must admit that, at this point, there is a really negativebusiness atmosphere without any potential for development andit seems that the main concern of the Greek business communi-ty is just to survive. And in this sense, my approach is not in anyway pessimistic, it is simply realistic.

George Kassimatis

By George KassimatisPresident of the Union of Hellenic

Chambers of Commerce

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After the latest news concerning the _110 billion rescue packageto bail out Greece and the _750 billion rescue package to keepGreece’s debt crisis from spreading through the euro zone, wehope that the worst – for both Greece and Europe – is behind us.

However, one fears that there are many, many more acts to leadus in the path of fiscal stability and economic growth. Let mepreface this by touching upon certain unsung truths. The first ofwhich is that the responsibility for the crisis does not lay exclu-sively with Greece. It is in fact the opinion of most independentanalysts that the Greek crisis is both a byproduct and an exposureof a number of potentially fatal vulnerabilities within the Euro-pean economic structure. No one can sing enough praises for thebenefits of price stability and a strong single currency. But thenagain, a one size fit all monetary policy has played a role in bothfueling unsustainable imbalances and making it harder to dealwith them.

Today, Greece is facing not one crisis, but two crises. The first isa debt crisis, a crisis of public finances. The second is a recession,a crisis of an economy that stands frozen in its tracks. Solving oneailment runs the danger of undermining the other. And indeedthis is the danger posed by the austerity measures recently an-nounced by the Greek government. There’s no question thatpainful medicine is needed to deal with the cause of the disease.And that can mean one and only one thing: structural reforms inan attempt to:

ñ Reduce the size of the public sector. Slash wasteful spending.Cut down on red tape. Privatize and where necessary closedown state-owned enterprises.

ñ Push further market liberalization – especially in the energy,transport and supply chain sectors.

ñ Reform the tax code so as to introduce corporate tax breaks,decrease tax evasion and make it more investment and entre-preneurship friendly.

ñ Reform the pension system and Social Security.

ñ Simplify the legal framework so as to attract investors.

ñ Introduce greater flexibility in the labor market so as to createnew jobs and decrease labor costs.

ñ Increase liquidity in the market and develop strategic partner-ships and investments so as to build new infrastructure.

It is true that the word for crisis also signifies the word for op-portunity. At the present juncture, Greece reveals itself as acountry rich in opportunities. This is an opportunity for Greekbusinesses to take calculated risks, pursue new ventures and meetthe challenges of an ever demanding global economy. This is anopportunity for foreign investors to come to Greece. Despite her

challenges, Greece still offers efficient infrastructure, a highlyskilled workforce, abundant natural resources and access toemerging regional markets.

Most importantly, this is an opportunity for Greece to shed theshackles of its recent past, absolve itself from her past sins and setherself free on the path to prosperity. It takes hard work. It takestime. It takes patience and perseverance. But there is really noother way for us but to succeed.

Constantinos Michalos

CRISIS EQUALS OPPORTUNITY

By Constantinos Michalos, President of the Athens Chamber

of Commerce and Industry

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The Euro Med area, in which Greece is strategically positioned,is among the top three regions in the world for FDI, has theworld’s 3rd largest GDP, after North America and Western Eu-rope, and has a population of 461 million people.

Today, as Greece positively responds to the critical challenges itfaces, investors will discover a wealth of opportunities in a vari-ety of sectors and industries. Investors will discover a new invest-ment era, within an economy becoming more efficient, morecompetitive, and more outward looking.

Greece is proactively embracing a green economy as its core eco-nomic driver for the next decade and is well positioned to suc-ceed in this forward-looking pursuit.

As our Prime Minister clearly stated recently: "Our goal was_andremains_to transform Greece into a thriving economy driven bygreen technology and investment in our natural and human re-sources."

Concurrently, structural reforms that simplify and streamlinebusiness creation, reduce red tape, and transfer procedures on-line are reshaping and upgrading the business and investmentprocess.

Human capital forms the single, most dynamic competitive ad-vantage in today’s knowledge-based, global economy. Greece’shighly experienced managers, well-trained scientists and engi-neers, and a well-educated, multilingual workforce, provide in-ternational investors with the skills and expertise they need tosucceed.

Greece’s strategic geographic location is ideally suited to tap in-to the promising markets of Southeast Europe and to reach thedynamic markets of the Middle East and North Africa.

In addition, abundant natural resources offer competitive advan-tages in areas including tourism, food and beverage, renewableenergy, and other green economy sectors.

Foreign Direct Investment is a key pillar of Greece’s new eco-nomic focus and Invest in Greece Agency is committed to beingpart of this sweeping advancement. We are dedicated to provid-ing comprehensive services, assistance from A to Z, and full af-tercare support.

The core of our mission is to provide one-stop-shop services sothat all procedures, especially licensing procedures, are seam-lessly coordinated through Invest in Greece.

In order to respond to the needs of today’s investor, who is seek-ing value and clarity, Invest in Greece has prepared a portfolio ofinvestment projects_an e-Book_that details specific investmentopportunities by sector, region, size, and type. In this way, we areable to offer investors a tailored business portfolio and tacticalassistance throughout the investment process.

Greece welcomes investors to be positioned in a new era, an eraof green growth, and sustainable development.

Dr. Paraskevi V. Boufounou

WELCOME TO A NEW INVESTMENT ERA

By Dr. Paraskevi V. BoufounouPresident,

Invest in Greece

You may find more details and useful information at www.investingreece.gov.gr

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There has been no shortage of anxi-ety, concern and pessimism overGreece’s economy. Indeed the Greekeconomy is in recession and for thefirst time in our history, Greece hasasked the support of the IMF. It goeswithout saying that the only way out ofthis hard situation is to promotegrowth, investment and jobs. Ofcourse the economy needs a strongand sustained adjustment program tocorrect fiscal imbalances and placedebt on a downward path. However,at the same time, we have to boostcompetitiveness and growth and en-hance our economy’s capacity to pro-duce and export.

Our first priority should be to imme-diately implement the new investmentlaw and mobilize important tools,such as public-private sector partner-ships. Especially with the PPPs, thegovernment will manage to releasepublic resources in order to be used inother sectors. The development of lo-cal airports as well as the FTTH (fiberto the home) project are two of themany examples that the PPPs could besuccessfully utilized.

At the same time, the Greek govern-ment should increase the absorption of EU structural funds. Ithas to push forward all those programs that aimed primarily atsupporting small and medium enterprises which are the over-whelming majority of Greek enterprises. In order to ensure fasterdelivery of high-quality projects, a specific task force, consistingof representatives of all relevant Ministries, should be estab-lished in order to manage the EU structural funds and to negoti-ate with the European Commission the prospect of a 100% fund-ing of some programs for the next couple of years.

Apart from these measures that willhelp the Greek economy sustain thecurrent strenuous economic situation,the focus should be placed on longlasting structural reforms. At the endof the day, the goal is to create an eco-nomic environment that makesGreece an attractive place for domes-tic and foreign investment and leadsto a reallocation of resources towardsnew industries and markets. This isthe real challenge facing the Greekeconomy. And we have to address itby cutting red tape, combating corrup-tion and the lack of transparency inpublic administration, liberalizingmarkets and moving public invest-ment towards new areas that do notrequire low labor costs.

In particular, we should immediatelyadopt legislation establishing one-stop shops for starting new enterpris-es in order to cut procedures, costsand delays. At the same time, networkindustries should be immediately lib-eralized especially those related to thetransport and energy sector.

Last but not least, privatizing some stateenterprises is another important step for-ward. Limiting state control over some

state enterprises will bring money to the Greek state and at the sametime will enhance transparency and efficiency and reduce losses.

There is no doubt that tackling the current economic problems isa tough challenge for Greece. But we have been though toughtimes before. We have faced civil war, dictatorship, severe hard-ships and we pulled trough. The key is to stay united, work to-gether, believe in our potentials, in our country’s capabilities. Asin a number of cases in the past, Greece will stand on its feet andmove forward, to the heart of Europe, where it belongs.

Kostas Hatzidakis

THE FUTURE OF THE GREEK ECONOMY

IS IN OUR HANDS

By Kostas Hatzidakis, M.P. B’ Athens - NEW DEMOCRACY

Responsible for Development and Competitiveness issues

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In the first half of September 2008, theshare price of Apple Inc. experienced a sig-nificant reduction. Financial analysts didnot attribute this price decline to the poorfinancial performance of the corporation,the lack of strategic business development,or the weakening of the US economy butthey claimed it was a result of the weak ap-pearance of Apple’s CEO, Steve Jobs. In-vestor relations ("IR") is the most impor-tant specialised function of public relations.

The professional organisation of investorrelations officers, National Investor Rela-tions Institute ("NIRI"), adopted the latestdefinition of the profession in March 2003.IR was defined as "a strategic managementresponsibility that integrates finance, com-munication, marketing and securities lawcompliance to enable the most effectivetwo-way communication between a compa-ny, the financial community, and otherconstituencies, which ultimately con-tributes to a company’s securities achieving fair valuation".The current definition moves away from the narrow mar-keting focus on sales and adds finance, communications andlaw to the IR activities. This is indicative of the changes thefield of IR experienced at the beginning of the 21st centurywith several corporate scandals and changes in the securi-ties regulations.

In the modernised corporate environment, IR has entered anew era, the synergy era. Both communication and financeskill-sets have significantly contributed to the evolution of IR.The goal of the function is the improvement of communica-tion among the company, the investor community and the fi-nancial analysts. In addition to these changes, the professionis experiencing some new developments. In particular, I

would like to underline: the introduction ofXBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Lan-guage), the evolution of investor relations onthe internet and the continued globalisationof investment markets. These ongoing de-velopments have enhanced the transparencyand the high-quality flow of information be-tween the company and the public.

Establishing and coordinating the IR de-partment of a company is a critical part ofthe strategy implementation. All corpora-tions emphasise the importance of IR andseek to form groups which can act efficient-ly in favour of the shareholders and add val-ue to the organisation by improving the cor-porate communication and the public repu-tation. Typically, IR consists of a person –Investor Relations Officer ("IRO") – whoreports to the CFO or the Treasurer. Insome companies, IR is managed by the pub-lic relations or corporate communicationsdepartments, and can also be referred as "fi-

nancial public relations" or "financial communications". Cur-rently, all well acclaimed and competitive companies have adedicated group of people focusing on IR and in most occa-sions this group is in cooperation and daily communicationwith the CFO. This has been proven to be the most efficientway of how the IR department should operate within an or-ganisation.

In our days, the key objective of the IR department of a com-pany should be transparency of information, easy access tocorporate accounts and detailed financial information. Dur-ing the current economic crisis and financial instability, it iscrucial for the investor community to feel well-informed andfinancially safe. The IR story should be about the businessand not the stock price.

Christos Megalou

EVOLUTION OF IR DYNAMICS IN A MODERNISED

CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTBy Christos Megalou

Chairman Hellenic Bankers Association - UK

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Corporate Social Responsibility has alwaysbeen an integral part of HELLENIC PETRO-LEUM’s operations. In the past few years, fol-lowing a long standing policy, the Group hasidentified as one of its main priorities the con-tribution to the development and prosperity oflocal communities. This decision is carried in-to effect through an integrated CSR Program,designed to address the needs of citizens wholive in the neighbouring communities, in Thri-assio and West Thessaloniki. The Program in-cludes a series of initiatives that focus espe-cially on the fields of education, health, socialsolidarity and support for sensitive or disad-vantaged social groups.

In this light, the two-year period of 2008-2009,has seen the implementation of a broad rangeof actions, many of which are now set on a year-ly basis. In the field of education, it is worthmentioning the Reward Program for highereducation entrants, from the neighbouringMunicipalities of Thriassio and Thessaloniki,the donation of heating fuel to schools inneighbouring areas and the financial aid for anumber of school activities and events.

HELLENIC PETROLEUM supports social cohesion in the localcommunities, through actions such as the "Let’s go to Camp" Pro-gram, which offers free summer camp vacations to children comingmainly from large families and disadvantaged social groups, the do-nation of heating fuel to large families living in Thriassio and inThessaloniki, the support of activities organised by municipal OpenCare Community Services for Older People, the donation of foodto necessitous families during Christmas and Easter, as well as var-ious forms of support for other charitable institutions and agencies.In addition, in the field of health care, HELLENIC PETROLEUMimplements a program that provides free preventive medical testsfor senior citizens at specialized diagnostic clinics.

The Corporate Social Responsibility Program of HELLENIC PE-TROLEUM also includes support for sports and cultural activities,through the sponsorship of a wide variety of cultural and sportingevents, local teams and athletic unions.

A significant part of the Group’s actions aims to improve the qual-ity of life in the neighbouring areas. This includes a major re-plant-

ing project on the Gika hill at Aspropyrgos,and along the ring road of the Municipalityof Aspropyrgos. Also, the creation of twonew playgrounds in the municipalities ofMandra and Aspropyrgos, as well as the ren-ovation and development of sports complex-es in the Municipalities of Menemeni andEvosmos. Also, HELLENIC PETROLE-UM supports the efforts of local governmentauthorities, through donations or financialaid to the neighbouring Municipalities, inorder to upgrade their facilities and imple-ment initiatives to enhance the quality ofeveryday life.

However, apart from the initiatives that areaimed at local communities, Corporate So-cial Responsibility is a concept which is en-trenched in the entire corporate culture andstrategy of HELLENIC PETROLEUM.For the Group, the objective of competitive-ness in the field of energy production andsupply is completely synonymous with thededication to sustainable development, witha long-term perspective, in respect to the en-vironment and actual contribution to theemployment, economy and quality of life.

HELLENIC PETROLEUM applies a solid environmental policywith documented and measurable targets. It places emphasis on thestrict adherence to environmental regulations and on the use of op-timised best practices, whilst it also undertakes systematic initiativesto inform employees and raise their ecological awareness.

Lastly, HELLENIC PETROLEUM continues to invest in the cul-tivation of trust and mutual understanding in its relationship with itsemployees, by consistently applying a policy of equal opportunitiesand offering the possibility for personal and career development toall employees, without discrimination. It creates a safe working en-vironment and implements modern training and development pro-grams, which allow employees to expand their knowledge, qualifi-cations and skills.

In an era which is characterised by uncertainty, rapid change and in-security, HELLENIC PETROLEUM contributes, both responsiblyand practically, to the sustainable development of the country andthe areas in which it operates.

Aggelos Stranis

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

By Aggelos StranisPublic Relations & Corporate

Affairs DirectorHellenic Petroleum S.A.

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As institutions begin to emerge from the financial cri-sis and global economic downturn, they start to pre-pare for the recovery.

They are re-configuring business models to suit thenew financial landscape, however, central to their re-covery and resolution plans should be a considerationof the changing tax impacts of recent events.

In the new era of information exchange, the rapid in-crease in the cross-border flow of funds has allowedtaxpayers greater freedom to move income and assetsacross national borders. In response to the risk of taxevasion, governments focus on closing the long-standing ‘tax havens’ and improving cross-border taxtransparency in an effort to protect public financesand tackle budget deficits. Several countries have enacted law anddirectives intended to close perceived loopholes and so prevent taxevasion.

As providers of services and products, banks act as intermediariesand are able to provide invaluable information with regard to thetax status of their customers and the associated flow of funds. Fi-nancial institutions will have to support the tax authorities whilepreserving the privacy of their customers.

Following the global financial crisis there has been renewed de-mand for the establishment of a single international accountingstandard but there are ‘gaps’ between the standard setters. Cur-rently, the different requirements for accounting for uncertain taxpositions affect tax accounting in the funds industry. The existenceof different accounting standards causes technical and practicalconcerns.

Many of these tax accounting issues impact the financial servicesworld – property revaluation, the treatment of single asset compa-nies, and quasi-tax exempt entities such as real estate investmenttrusts.

Another challenge for banks is managing indirect taxes, such asVAT or GST in the many jurisdictions in which they operate. Asthe VAT systems vary from country to country (even within theEU), and compliance burden on global financial services business-es can appear overwhelming.

VAT can be an absolute cost to financial institutions, so they haveto be precise in their payments in this area. Miscalculations of pay-ments can lead to inefficiencies or even severe penalties.

Efforts for increased regulation and the drive for VAT standard-ization may lead to greater clarity in the long term, but in the shortterm, the net result has been more compliance and uncertainty.

Therefore, the task for VAT teams is to grasp theopportunity to shape ongoing VAT policy, whilstmanaging VAT on a transaction-by-transaction andcountry-by-country basis in this uncertain environ-ment.

Furthermore, the financial crisis has affected thefunding transfer pricing policies. Prior to the crisisfunding could be obtained relatively cheaply andwithout difficulty in the wholesale money marketleading banks to base their internal transfer pricingpolicies for funding around short term rates. Buteverything changed and the external sources of fund-ing became scarce and expensive due to the financialcrisis. Banks are currently facing a regulatory envi-

ronment in the transfer pricing policies that may evolve consider-ably over the next several years. In short, there are various factorsin motion that will have an impact on the rates of funding. The is-sue, however, is how tax authorities will treat these funding mattersin different tax jurisdictions and whether differing approaches tothe problems give rise to double taxation.

Lastly, institutions need to keep their eye on new regulations, in-cluding UCITS IV and Solvency II. The dawn of Solvency II in Eu-rope, a risk-based approach to calculating regulatory capital in theinsurance industry, will have an impact on capital management inthe insurance industry and on insurers’ tax profiles. Tax issues af-fect establishment of group structure and organization, develop-ment of new business operating models and tax regimes in the var-ious countries.

Overall, tax functions will need to be integrally involved in Solven-cy II gap analysis and implementation programs as they will con-tribute to minimize tax leakage and to create value, and to priori-tize resource allocation.

The adoption of the Undertaking for Collective Investment inTransferable Securities (UCITS) by the European Parliamentaims to further strengthen the harmonized regime for investmentfunds, simplify operations and clarify competition in the Europeanasset management industry. However, tax is considered to be anobstacle in the effectiveness of this directive. Matters of liquida-tions or mergers of management companies, transfer of contractsbetween entities cross border present tax implications dependingon the jurisdiction. VAT distortions and transfer pricing consider-ations are key issues for tax authorities.

Lastly, financial institutions need to take into consideration tax im-plications while preparing the recovery plans for their re-entranceto the new financial landscape.

Nicos Sofianos

POSITIONING FOR A NEW LANDSCAPE:

TAX TACTICS IN A TIME OF CHANGEBy Nicos Sofianos

President Deloitte

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The markets’ behavior towards Gov-ernment bonds has been excessivelydiscussed this year. The Spanish attor-ney general considered beginning ofMay the attack on the Euro and theSpanish Government bonds as an actof ‘economic crime’.

Naked short sales create importantsettlement risk and are considered asan independent means to depress themarket through perpetration of adownwards price manipulation andas real risk to the stability of themarket. According to the SEC Rule10b-21, abusive naked short-sellingfalls under the general antifraud pro-visions being always illegal as part ofa manipulative scheme: persons thatdeceive others about their intentionor ability to deliver securities ontime for settlement are liable. A set-tlement failure may cause seriousdisruption to the orderly operationof the market in the securities con-cerned. In addition, it might trigger achain of defaults among highly lever-aged market participants threateningthe stability of the system. This ap-plies especially in the case of securities offerings: potentialbuyers may lack sufficient confidence to match the in-creased supply at or near prevailing market prices and sosecurities prices can fall, further fuelling fears in the par-ticular sectors/issuers being shorted and/or on a systemiclevel. A short selling strategy may become a rapid self-ful-filling prophecy resulting in the collapse of those targetedby the short sellers and potentially contagion of related se-curities. This may be the case even with Government

bonds, where the crisis may easilyspill over from one country to an-other with similar financial charac-teristics.

An issuer raising capital may be par-ticularly vulnerable to the negativeimpacts of short selling. There is anincentive for short sellers to attemptto drive down the securities’ price be-low the issue price in order for themto (i) profit from their short sellingstrategy and (ii) support the supplyof securities available for purchase,thereby improving their ability toclose out their short positions. Inthis way, short sellers can make alow-risk profit to the detriment of is-suers and passive investors. Theserisks are heightened where an issueris depending on raising capital to ful-fil its obligations, as continued confi-dence in the issuer might be morefragile. In these circumstances it iseasier for short sellers to tip the se-curities price of an issuer into adownward spiral. Such a strategy canprecipitate the collapse of an issuer, acompany or even a State. In conjunc-

tion with Credit Default Swaps, naked short selling withoutstrict settlement discipline could have a devastating impacton an issuer.

To face settlement failures and to avoid gridlocks due to alack of securities, Securities Settlement Systems must oper-ate under strict settlement discipline rules and provide ap-propriate facilities to limit failures. Stricter settlement re-quirements can act as an effective regulatory tool to counterpotential abusive short selling behavior. Having in place reg-

Dr.Dimitris Tsibanoulis

SHORT SELLING, SETTLEMENT FAILUREAND FINANCIAL MARKET INTEGRITY: THE NEED FOR A BETTER COORDINA-

TION IN THE EU TO FACE SYSTEMICRISK AND MARKET ABUSE

By Dr. Dimitris Tsibanoulis,Senior Partner, Tsibanoulis & Partners Law Firm

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ulation for effective settlement – i.e. through securities lend-ing, compulsory buy-in or close-out of failed trades, as wellas monetary penalties – would discourage and deter abusiveshort selling practices. IOSCO’s Technical Committee’s Re-port on Regulation of Short Selling of June 2009 proposes,among other, that short selling should be subject (i) to ap-propriate controls to reduce or minimise the potential risksthat could affect the orderly and efficient functioning andstability of financial markets and (ii) to a reporting regimethat provides disclosure and timely information to the mar-ket or to market authorities. In March 2010 the Fixed In-come Clearing Corporation (FICC) announced the publica-tion of a new data series that indicates settlement fails forU.S. Treasury securities. These data are published daily andshow the aggregate daily par value of "fails to receive" plus"fails to deliver" for all Treasury securities net settled by theFICC. Regime governing Securities Settlement Systems is not har-

monised in Europe and regulations differ, despite the ECB-CESR Recommendations for securities clearing and settle-ment systems and for central counterparties in the EU of2009. The recent crisis shows that there is a need to a har-monised approach of handling settlement failures at the endof the intended settlement date or recycling period due tolack of securities, in order to enhance the integrity of the Se-curities Settlement Systems and to face risks. Furthermore,regulators should stop ignoring CDS markets and overseetheir operation from a market abuse perspective. In cross-border transactions cooperation of regulators is necessary.Same applies in cases where securities are traded in differ-ent markets, supervised by different regulators, and the set-tlement takes place in a Securities Settlement System regu-lated by a third or fourth regulator. Settlement rules shouldcontain arrangements ensuring the timely discharge of therights and obligations of parties to a transaction and to in-tervene where settlement doesn’t occur.

In this environment of economic crisis found inGreece, it is necessary that we revise a lot of pastpractices that led us to failure and to economic col-lapse.

Institutions of capital markets should be reformedso that they can function more effectively than inthe economic model of the past, which is responsi-ble for the collapse of institutions and values in ourcountry.

If we continue thinking and functioning in the same way, Iam afraid that despite resorting to the support mechanism ofthe European Union and the International Monetary Fundand despite of the hard measures that will be taken, we willnot be able to avoid total economic collapse and in ultimate-ly bankruptcy.

Publicly traded companies, among which some of the biggestenterprises of the Greek economy are found, owe to lay new

rules of operations, relying on reciprocal confidencebetween big shareholders and minority shareholders.

Sound application of Corporate Governance andtransparency for publicly traded companies, are thecornerstones on which we can build the future modelwhich will lead us to economic growth and to the ex-it from the alleys of economic recession.

The role of IROs in this process of Greek capitalmarkets' self-purgation, is particularly important, be-

cause they constitute the link between the executives and theinvestors-shareholders of the company.

For this reason, I particularly welcome the initiative of Cap-ital Link to honor the distinguished IROs of Greece andCyprus. I am certain that this noble rivalry will function pos-itively and will contribute to the emergence of IROs as theprotagonists of investors' confidence restoration towardspublicly traded companies and the stock market.

Babis Englezos

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND IRO'S

By Babis EnglezosPresident

Internet & Investors Association - SED

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The globalization of the economy nowa-days brings more complexity, risk, volatil-ity and instability as ever, enhancing theinterdependence among different mar-kets and financial environments. Profes-sional management of social security(pension funds) assets has become a pre-rogative to ensure successful longevity ofall social security systems around theworld, fostering social prosperity and co-hesion in modern societies today.The primary objective of Hellenic Pen-sion Mutual Fund Management Compa-ny (HPMF), which has been successfullyoperative for the last ten years, is to man-

age mutual funds, abiding to the Legal framework of Mutual Funds Man-agement Companies in Greece. The Hellenic Capital Market Commis-sion is the regulatory authority which supervises all types of companieswith investment purpose in Greece, among which are those managingmutual funds ( HYPERLINK "http://www.hcmc.gr" www.hcmc.gr, HY-PERLINK "http: // www.agii.gr" www.agii.gr). Abovementioned legisla-tive framework incorporates all European Legislative initiatives (regula-tions & directives), namely the Market Abuse, the Prospectus, the Trans-parency, the MIFID Directive, UCITS rules, etc. Our company incorporates all principles of corporate governance in or-der to build a sustainable and proactive environment of trust, integrityand fidelity with social security institutions. Our mutual funds management strategy is tailor-made to long termapproach based on fundamentally safe & sound investments with aslimited as possible exposure to risk : Our optimal purpose is to ensurethe Pension Funds of Greece for our accountability, transparency and ex-pertise and genuinely become “their own” Mutual Funds ManagementCompany, as implied by law.Our company manages so far two (2) Mutual Funds, a Bond Fund(HEPEBDD GA, Bloomberg quotation) and a µalanced (mixed) Fund(HEPEBLD GA, Bloomberg quotation) respectively, with domestic ex-posure which were incepted in 2002 and 2003. Their historic perfor-mance since inception brings them to the top of their class category,varying though when compared in shorter time fractions. (Source: Asso-ciation of Greek Institutional Investors HYPERLINK"http://www.agii.gr" www.agii.gr ) The company has the following functions (Law 3586/2007, No. 13 par.3):The inception & management of mutual funds and the administrationof mutual funds, with secondary supportive services (financial, legal, ac-counting, client support, etc). The company is by law monitored by its In-ternal Auditor and by outside external auditors responsible for the mon-itoring of each mutual fund respectively. The funds are under custodyof a prime bank, currently the National Bank of Greece. Within its ca-pacity as a depositary it safeguards the assets of the fund and performs itsduties in accordance to instructions of the company, as art. 28 of law3283/2004 stipulates

Mutual Funds Under Management :Balance Fund –Domestic & Bond Fund- Domestic . The purpose of thefunds as well as their investment policy is to achieve the highest return atminimum risk through a carefully balanced portfolio of sufficient disper-sion in domestic financial instruments. The fund management is active,correlated to an effective benchmark but not adjusted to a predeter-mined ratio so as to be proactive and successfully challenge marketvolatility. The composition of HPMF’s Board of Directors is prudently encom-passing proportionate participation of all “social partners”. It is consistedof (9) nine members that represent the largest Pension Funds of Greece,the National Bank of Greece, the Ministry of Labor and Social Security,the Ministry of Finance, G.S.E.E. & jointly S.E.B and ESEE. It guar-antees necessary transparency and legitimacy objectives of the company,namely to successfully manage the assets of the pension funds, improvethe social security financial status, its economic growth and finally the so-cial welfare and cohesion. The Investment Committees of the company are collective bodies pur-ported to support the work of the Board on issues related to investmentportfolio management of assets managed by Mutual Funds. The invest-ment policy of the fund is effected by outsourced external co-managers, incollaboration with the Investment Committees These committees meetmonthly with the presence of managers and monitor the portfolio of Mu-tual Funds (monthly performance, competition with the market, alloca-tion, executed orders, etc). The committees assess the portfolio perfor-mance and discuss the future strategies and planning by the managers. _RECENT DEVELOPMENTSIn July 2009 our company became fully compliant to Law 3586/2007, byadjusting its capital as following : The share capital of the company increased to 3,000,000 euros withoutfurther capital inflow due to capitalization of retained earnings, since sofar low administrative costs and successful management of assets has ledto a total capital gain of approximately 1.800.000 euros in the last 9 yearsof operation. The total participation of Social Security Funds (IKA, OGA & OAEE)was increased to 80% due to conveyance of 20% of National Bank ofGreece to them. Our clients-social security funds have increased for 7 to 21 and the totalassets under management increased by almost 225 million euros, an in-crease of more than 40% as to initial assets under management.THE FUTURE PERSPECTIVE OF HPMFDue to current developments, without further due, we have to arise tothe expectations of the Hellenic Society, as well as of the InternationalCommunity, for more transparency, integrity and effectiveness. We can become the most effective “tool” for all other Public Entitiesthat belong to numerous Ministries and to the Greek State in general,(Municipalities, the Church, Foundations, Endowments etc) and man-age their assets at the same low cost, efficiency and, most important,transparency as we do with greek pension funds so far. The time has come and we are ready to provide our services now!

John Kyriakopoulos

HELLENIC PENSION MUTUAL FUND MANAGEMENT COMPANY(HPMF) COULD BECOME THE MAIN TOOL

FOR INVESTMENTS OF ALL STATE ENTITIES OF GREECEBy John Kyriakopoulos

Managing Director Social Security Fund AEDAK

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It is becoming apparent that the current crisis has basi-cally identified a turning point for the greater part ofthe fundamental –as we were accustomed to identify-ing them- procedures governing international financialmarkets. It is essential that we understand that the cur-rent turmoil has created the immediate need to seek anew and delicate balance between the imposition ofmore intensive supervisory legislative and regulatorymeasures and the maintenance of market freedom.Historically, crises cause reactions both legislative andother, which although during the given moment tendto act as a corrective measure, under a long term per-spective play an integral part in the formation of fur-ther market inefficiencies should they exceed the guid-ance boundaries. It is imperative that in order to "ride"the present crisis without falling in to the pre men-tioned trap, the necessary equilibrium be achieved.

When tackling the issue of financial market reform,the main aspects to be addressed can be pin pointedas follows:

ñ Credit level remains insufficient. ñ Restructuring bank balance and consequent recapitalization should be

of the outmost importance.ñ Existence of flaws in the monitoring and supervision of financial mar-

kets. Stronger European supervision required.ñ Enhanced regulation of alternative investment vehicles.

When targeting the above system flaws it is necessary to mention thequestion of "market efficiency" and the notion of "perfect competition".Should these aspects be addressed in a balanced and comprehensive way,there is a possibility that systemic risk can be curtailed to the extent thatenhanced supervision can alleviate some of the existing imperfections.Overall reform however, should begin through the establishment of aEuropean Supervisory Agency to monitor adherence to imposed legisla-tion, taking into account however, specific national financial markets’ dif-ferentiations.

One should not forget that the current crisis originated not because oflack of legislative measures, but due to attempts by national legislaturesto lax rules of specific mandatory requirements of hedge funds in partic-ular. In doing so and succumbing to group pressures, both the Fed, aswell as Congress participated in the creation of the biggest financial mar-ket flaw since 1929. The key to new reform is monitoring and supervisionin conjunction with the "true enforcement" of controls and specificchecks and balances.

In understanding the present situation, I believe that aclear distinction has to be made between market effi-ciency and market concentration. It is a clear miscon-ception to believe that the necessary restructuringshould involve market concentration. The MiFID reg-ulation, although addressing key issues pertaining toinvestor protection as well as other matters, failed toprotect market efficiency through indirectly promotingcontrol through concentration. Events thus far havemade it abundantly clear that had the market held onto the pluralistic aspect of investing, it would possiblyhave managed to alleviate some of the tension due tothe "vicious cycle" caused by the spill over of toxic as-sets. It is no coincidence that smaller banks face lesserproblems and have a better chance of riding out thecrisis than large "toxic" multinational institutions.

Having said the above, special attention should beplaced to the fact that although the crisis is leading toconsolidation of major players through mergers andbuy outs, during the next phase of the cycle there will

be a need of market pluralism. Consequently any legislative measuresshould aim at changing the overall approach of market mechanics. It wasthe distorted notion of market pluralism in terms of products (structuredproducts, short selling etc) and lax monitoring and not in the number ofparticipants involved that let to the Credit Agency "fasaad". Rightly so, theneed to establish new guidelines and supervisory procedures for theseagencies should not be underestimated. Here too a central agency roleshould be established for the European financial markets, in parallel withthe overall monitoring agency.

The concept of "alternative investment vehicles" is fairly new to the fi-nancial markets. Hedge funds, Private equity funds as well as Sovereignfunds have in the past ten years plaid a crucial role in basically substitut-ing conventional institutional investors as well as the retail dynamic. Thetax incentive distortions, coupled with loose monitoring procedures, haveled to the current turmoil. Regulation of such entities is of outmost im-portance if a new sound financial system is to re emerge from the presentcrisis. Insider information, as far as investment flows is concerned as wellas other types of anti market practices have created a non investmentfriendly environment. I therefore believe that proposed actions to pre-vent another market vicious cycle from emerging should not involve on-ly the U.S. but Europe as well, especially in view of the existing sovereigndebt crisis. The present crisis however severe, presents a unique oppor-tunity of recreating a financial industry with "fairness, social cohesion andtransparency".

Hercules Roypas

NEED TO SEEK A NEW BALANCE BETWEENTHE IMPOSITION OF MORE INTENSIVE

SUPERVISORY LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY MEASURES IN THE FINANCIAL

MARKETS AND THE MAINTENANCE OF MARKET FREEDOM

By Hercules RoypasPresident, Association of Companies

on Investment Services and SecuritiesChairman, Momentum Investment Services S.A.

Director, www.momentum.gr – Economic Site

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Environmental protection and sustainable development: our top priorities.

We actively prove it.Responsibility in practiceThe HELLENIC PETROLEUM Group has rendered environmental protection a strategic goal and an integral part of all its activities. The Group implements an integrated environmental policy which fully meets the strictest requirements of the Greek and European legislation. It systematically seeks to improve its environmental performance, investing in the upgrade and modernisation of its facilities and equipment, using the Best Available Techniques.

Cleaner fuels – Better air for allThe HELLENIC PETROLEUM Group is always one step ahead in the adoption of the strictest EU specifications with an aim to improvethe quality of fuels that reach consumers.As a result of the production and distribution of cleaner fuels, sulphur dioxide emissions produced by vehicles in Greece werereduced by approximately 78% over the period 2003-2006.

Responsible operation, less air emissionsHELLENIC PETROLEUM fosters the use of cleaner fuels consumed at its plants, and applies modern antipollution systems to limitair emissions from its facilities.Today, air emissions from all three refineries are lower than the limits established by the State. Total sulphur dioxide emissions from the Elefsina, Aspropyrgos and Thessaloniki refineries have been reduced by 60% over the last five years and their amount is 70% lower than the quantitative limits set by the state.

Saving energy, taking actions to reduce CO2 emissionsOver the last 30 years, HELLENIC PETROLEUM has been investing in projects and technologies to save energy, while it has taken actions to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

• According to recognised international indicators, the Group's refineries operate at excellent energy-saving levels.• The operation of combined heat and power units at the Aspropyrgos and Thessaloniki refineries, which cover 48% of the needs in power, help to annually avoid CO2 emissions of 305,000 and 30,000 tons, respectively.• The contribution of the Group’s refineries to emissions only represents 2% of those at country level, despite the increased

consumption of energy required for the production of cleaner fuels.• New energy-saving investments of 60 million euros have been planned for the period 2009-2011.

Energy from nature to manIn 2006, HELLENIC PETROLEUM incorporated the company HELLENIC PETROLEUM-RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES SA, with the purpose of participating in investments to produce and distribute energy from renewable sources.

Investing in a better environmentConfirming its commitment to sustainable and environmentally friendly development, HELLENIC PETROLEUM is planning important investments of about 1.5 billion euros, to modernise the Elefsina and Thessaloniki refineries. Through these investments, theElefsina refinery will be able to produce 100% clean products, while reducing local air emissions by up to 85%. In parallel, the Thessaloniki refinery for the production of fuels low in sulphur reduces local air emissions by 55%.Over the last five years, we have invested 200 million euros in environmental projects, while our plans include new projects over 100 million euros to be implemented by 2012, with the aim of further improving the environmental performance of the refineries.Environmental protection is a responsibility and a priority to the HELLENIC PETROLEUM Group, in all its business activities. This iswhy the Group is actively participating in global efforts to deal with climatic changes and protect our planet, consistently contributingto sustainable development.

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Until a few years ago, the dominant perceptionabout the role of businesses was good financial per-formance for the benefit of their shareholders, com-pliance with legislation and improvement of theircompetitiveness.

Today, we have entered into the era of knowledge, ofnew technology, of information and instant commu-nication, of pluralism and increased expectations.

We see that the complex role of businesses is moreand more raised and expanded, the coexistence ofbusinesses and society is highlighted. The responsi-bility of businesses and their contribution to socialprogress beyond legislation is raised.

All these do not revoke the traditional role of busi-ness. They simply make business activities more com-plex, with higher responsibility for the natural environment, the lo-cal societies, the employees.

In this framework CSR emerges as the only vehicle that could leadbusinesses towards sustainable development.

Let me first explain what CSR is. It is not just old ideas warmed up.It is not a fad for which there is not a commonly accepted definition.

The reasons of not having a common definition are several. Busi-nesses belong to different sectors, have different sizes, operate indifferent countries with different cultures and backgrounds. Allthese do not allow a fit all definition.

The prevailing definition is described as "a concept whereby com-panies integrate social and environmental concerns in their businessoperations and in their interaction with their stakeholders on a vol-untary basis."Another way of looking at it would perhaps help more.

WHAT IT IS NOT

Compliance with legislation. One would - without saying - expectcompanies to comply with legislation. Compliance with legislationis a must. Is an obligation.

Philanthropy and business sponsorships. These are a very smallpart of CSR. Past ventures in corporate philanthropy or good works were large-ly individual initiatives, whereas CSR includes a much wider spec-trum of activities.

Public Relations. People think that CSR is public relations orwindow-dressing. This is a wrong perception. Perhaps, sometimesthere is a thin line between the two but for certain CSR is notPublic Relations.

Contradiction to the main business objective.When we speak about CSR we never forget themain purpose for the existence of businesses. Theproduction of wealth.

WHAT IT IS THEN

Investment to credibility and trust. By applyingCSR in their everyday activities businesses investon the long-term credibility and trust of theirconsumers and the communities in which theyoperate.

Transparency and continuous dialogue. Busi-nesses should have a continuous dialogue withtheir stakeholders and all their transactionsshould be transparent.

Interrelation of values and business strategy. Their businessstrategies should inter-relate with specific values and principleswith the emphasis given to what creates added social and envi-ronmental value and long-term prospect.

So, CSR comprises both a set of beliefs and a programme of ac-tion. Its message is that modern businesses, large and small,should redefine their role, their objectives and their mission.They should pursue a common goal, which all stakeholdersshare, and this is Sustainable development.

Sustainable development

The term was firstly introduced by the Brundtland Committee,which coined what has become the most often-quoted defini-tion and which is "the development that meets the needs of thepresent without compromising the ability of future generationsto meet their own needs".

Sustainable development has three distinct dimensions whichare usually referred to as "triple bottom line". These cover theEconomic, Environmental and Social performance of a compa-ny. In this respect businesses are urged to set objectives, andmeasure their performance in relation to all three rather thanfocusing narrowly on short term profitability and shareholdervalue.

Only by acting in this way can businesses respond to what arenow the expectations of the society and earn their social licenseto operate.

Hence, CSR on balance is good for profitability, it brings sup-port and deflects hostile criticism, allows greater loyalty amongemployees and customers, helps to attract qualified and well-motivated recruits, provides acceptance by the society.

Nikos Analytis

CSR THE VEHICLE TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

By Nikos Analytis Chairman

Hellenic Network for CSR

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CORPORATE PROFILE

F ounded in 1998, HELLENIC PETROLEUM is one of the leading energy groups in South East Europe, with activ-ities spanning across the energy value chain and in 11 countries. Its shares are primarily listed on the Athens Ex-change (ATHEX: ELPE), and its market capitalisation amounts to about _2.5bn ($3.4bn). In 2009, Group adjusted

net earnings amounted to _150m, on total revenues of _6.8bn. HELLENIC PETROLEUM’s key shareholders are the GreekState (35.5%) and Paneuropean Oil and Industrial Holdings S.A. (39.5%), with the remaining 25% free float split betweeninstitutional (16.5%) and private (8.5%) investors.

Refining is the Group’s core business, accounting for over 70% of total assets and profitability. HELLENIC PETROLE-UM owns three of the four refineries in Greece, with a c.70% share of the Greek wholesale oil products market.

The Group is the domestic marketing leader as well, through its fully-owned subsidiaries EKO and Hellenic Fuels (formerBP Hellas)., EKO’s activities comprise a retail network of some 1,200 service stations throughout Greece as well as LPG, in-dustrial, aviation and marine fuels and lubricants businesses. The recent acquisition of BP’s Ground Fuels business activitiesin Greece (which has been renamed to ‘Hellenic Fuels’) further enhanced the Group’s domestic position in marketing. Thedeal included BP’s nationwide network of 1,200 branded service stations, storage facilities of 170,000m3, as well as the com-mercial and industrial supply business.

HELLENIC PETROLEUM is a leading player in SE European markets. The Group owns the sole refinery in the FormerYugoslav Republic Of Macedonia (FYROM) and is one of the key fuels marketing players in Cyprus, Serbia, Bulgaria, FY-ROM, Montenegro, Albania, Bosnia and Georgia, via a network of more than 300 retail petrol stations.

HELLENIC PETROLEUM owns exploration assets in Egypt, Greece and Montenegro. Currently, the E&P operationsare focused on Egypt, where the Group is the operator of the West Obayed block (100% stake) and participates with a 30%stake in a consortium that has been awarded the Mesaha block in Upper Egypt.

HELLENIC PETROLEUM is the sole petrochemicals producer in Greece, with operations integrated with its refineries.Domestic market shares are in excess of 50%, while exports account for almost 60% of sales. Key products are polypropylene,BOPP film, PVC, solvents and inorganics.

HELLENIC PETROLEUM has entered into a strategic alliance with Italy’s EDISON, to create one of Greece’s leadingpower producers. ELPEDISON, the recently formed 50/50 joint venture, targets a power generation portfolio of 1,500-2,000MW, out which a 390MW CCGT plant is already in operation and a new 420MW CCGT plant is expected to start op-erations in 2010. Moreover, ELPEDISON is currently evaluating opportunities in renewable energy sources.

HELLENIC PETROLEUM owns a 35% stake in Greece’s incumbent gas company, DEPA, which is the sole natural gasimporter and wholesale supplier in the country. DEPA fully owns DESFA, Greece’s natural gas grid owner and operator, and51% of each of the local supply companies (EPAs).

HELLENIC PETROLEUM actively participates in the development of key oil & gas transit pipelines. The Group is partof the consortium that is developing and will operate the Burgas-Alexandroupolis pipeline and through its 35% stake in DE-PA it participates in the development of the Italy-Greece-Turkey, Greece-Bulgaria and South Stream natural gas pipelines.

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I will not begin by confirmingthat recession has pervaded ourdaily existences as internationalin scope is now considered par-ticularly national. Rather, the cri-sis now represents a golden op-portunity of international magni-tude for the Greek School ofCorporate Social Responsibilityto: a) be created and b) make itsown history. Up to now, theGreek CSR has not shown anyparticular evidence that it had anational identity.

At this phase of its progress, cor-porate social responsibility inGreece has shown – through theactions of companies that haveseriously grasped this issue –quality characteristics that allowGreek companies to hold theirown when compared internation-ally. This has to do with theiradaptation of standard norms which do not deviate from, butfall in line with these policies which is now why they are shiningexamples of international success and acclaimed, as examples tobe followed.

Nevertheless, the present reality in Greece is characterized byan exceptionally severe national recession that is continuouslyassuming social characteristics as well as accelerating in pace. Itwould be highly desirable if the Greek business community’sCSR would give us examples that they have a conscience by ad-justing their policies to current recessionary conditions. In oth-er words, standard policies that under normal conditions wereconsidered normal corporate practice now must give way to newones that clearly show that the business community realizes theseverity of the crisis.

A basic criterion is the lack of time to reformulate a plan of ac-tion. The monkey on the executives’ backs regarding CSR is thatthey must present alternative ideas before they are asked to doso by company management and especially before the recessioncomes knocking on their own office doors. Before a newly-

downsized colleague of theirsknocks on their door to bid themfarewell, it would behoove thosesame executives to have thecourage to step outside their owndoors and into the real world;gathering images, making im-pressions and drawing conclu-sions.

In particular, the required alter-native solutions do not have tobe original but should addresscertain behavioral patterns theGreek community no longer fol-lows and are now just relics ofold practices that were once con-sidered de rigueur in the days ofour grandparents.

A while back in Mesolonghi, Iwas standing just a few metersfrom the President of the Repub-lic while he reminisced abouthow his generation successfully

overcame every crisis it faced. It would have been wise for thosewho were jeering the Prime Minister and his reference to allthose grandparents who were willing to jettison their own pen-sions in order to keep the ship of state from sinking, to regardthe manner in which their grandparents think as a model for theyoung. They were standing (much easier than we were) one nextto the other and were partaking (much easier than we were) inthe staff of life because they have seen the rule, "whoever fallsbefore you means that you’re next" come to pass all too manytimes.

Though I need more time to comment on this, I would like toconclude by stating that I believe the crisis we are all experienc-ing is a long-term crisis regarding healthy citizenship before itfestered into one of economic policy. From the "citizens - cor-porate executives" and "corporations – corporate citizens", I amentitled to and should expect new breakthroughs that will makeus consciously aware of the fact that this proliferation of con-trivances to help us deal with the recession is actually part of thepatriotism of Greek executives.

Yannis Freris

CSR IN THE TIMES OF GREEK CRISIS

By Yannis FrerisHead of the CSR Working Group

of the European Association of Communication Directors (EACD)

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This is a time of great challenge for Greece andits people. While the debt crisis is straining the re-sources and the resolve of governments aroundthe globe, Greece feels the greatest stress at themoment. Thus, it is right to begin by saluting thebusiness leaders who are working hard to rebuildconfidence in Greek corporate shares and bonds.They are building the future well-being and secu-rity of Greece by their focused and persistent la-bor dedicated to putting the financial accounts ofthe country on a solid footing.

There are those who blame the markets for to-day’s economic ills. This illusion may comfort the unsophisticated,but it is dangerously misleading. Because it assumes markets aresomehow irrational and beyond our will to control our circum-stances.

In fact, markets are an implacable mechanism for seeking outtruth. When buyers and sellers trade a stock or a bond, the purevalue of that instrument is determined in the moment. At that in-stant, the financial instrument is analyzed for its inherent value –or lack thereof – and pricing is decided. If the instrument is de-termined to be deficient in any aspect, the price goes down. If it isseen to store uncovered value,the price goes up. In an era ofhigh-frequency trading and ex-otic derivatives, we should al-ways remember how simpletrading really is. Because thenwe understand how best to in-teract with the market. Andthat gets to truth and trust, andthat also gets to the most im-portant job of any investor rela-tions officer – expressing thevalues of your company in a co-herent, consistent and com-pelling way.

IROs should be writing com-munications plans now to re-pair the connection of trust be-tween corporates and investorsthat has been undermined inthis economic crisis. This is anessential exercise if you are tobuild a corporate reputationthat can nurture and sustainyour company in the market in

years to come. Nothing can repair what’s hap-pened in the past. The key is to lay the foundationfor effective corporate communications goingforward.

At Barron’s, we have long advocated corporateadvertising as an effective means for informinginvestors of a company’s strategic goals and itssuccess in meeting them. Corporate advertisingallows you to distribute a crafted message, to theright audience, at the time of your choosing. Nowmore than ever, clear and compelling communi-cation is needed to inform the public of your com-

pany’s worth, and corporate advertising can be a powerful ele-ment in such a program. To be sure, corporate advertising is butone of the array of tools available to IROs, including road shows,one-on-ones with institutional holders, public relations and so on.But, importantly, corporate advertising can serve as the touch-stone from which all these other efforts can effectively spring. Itholds the parts together and makes all your communications aunified whole.

Many companies today face not only economic crisis but also acrisis of confidence. That crisis of confidence has, in many in-

stances, been created by a lackof transparency in the repre-sentation of their underlyingfinancials and even by the ap-plication of accounting meth-ods designed to mask perfor-mance shortfalls. As a result,many investors have fled riskyassets and markets and takentheir money with them.

Only rigorously transparent,clear and convincing commu-nications about a companyand its prospects will bringthem and their investible as-sets back. It is up to IROs inGreece and around the worldto engage vigorously in this di-alogue with investors, tellingthem of the values they offerin the marketplace. Your ef-fective corporate communica-tions plan is the beginning andthe bedrock of your company’sfuture success.

BUILDING THE ROAD TO RECOVERYBy Donald Black

Vice President of MarketingBarron’s Magazine

Donald Black

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Greek Investor Relations Awards

Greek

ΑwardsΙR’09

CAPITAL LINK

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Handbook Sponsors

Capital Link continues with the Annual Investor RelationsAwards, a concept it introduced to the Greek market in 2003 andis now well established in most developed markets. Capital Link isconducting the IR Awards in Greece on an annual basis followingthe same principles and procedures.

The objective of the Awards is to identify and publiclyacknowledge those companies and individuals who adopt andfollow high standards in the fields of Corporate Governance,Financial Disclosure and Investor Relations. Also to raise theprofile and significance of the function of Investor Relationsamong listed companies and contribute to its further developmentin Greece.

EVENT SUPPORTERS

The IR Awards are organized by Capital Link with the support ofFTSE, the independent company, owned by the Financial Timesand the London Stock Exchange, and world-leader in the creationand management of over 100,000 equity, bond and hedge fundindices, the Athens Stock Exchange, the Association of GreekInstitutional Investors, the Union of Listed Companies, theAssociation of Athens Stock Exchange Members, the Invest inGreece Agency, the Hellenic Bank Association, the Internet &Investors Association (SED), SEDYKA, the Hellenic Associationof Certified Stockmarket Analysts (HACSA) and the HellenicBankers Association –UK.

EVALUATION PROCESS

The Awards are based on nominations and voting carried out by aCommittee of 40 market participants from different segments,which include members from the 8 largest securities firms inGreece, the 8 largest mutual fund management companies inGreece, 10 financial journalists, 8 foreign institutional investorsand analysts, and 6 personalities specializing in the CorporateSocial Responsibility.

The collection and evaluation of the Nominating Committee isguaranteed by the international well known audit firmDELOITTE in conjunction with the Law Office Tsibanoulis &Partners in order to ensure the transparency of the procedure.

MEDIA SPONSORS

The 2009 IR Awards receive significant publicity in Greece andabroad through Capital Link's network of cooperations as well asthrough the financial media supporting the event.

International Financial Media Partners covering this year’sAwards are Barron’s , Institutional Investor and Balkan BusinessNews (www.seebbn.com).

Greek Communication Media Partners include the newspapersAxia, Athens Plus and Herald Tribune – Kathimerini ( EnglishEdition), the websites www.axiaplus.gr, the SBC Business TVChannel which covers the whole event and "Enimerosi" – a PressReleases indexing company.

Cypriot Communication Media Partner is the business newspaperFinancial Mirror (in English).

AWARDS CEREMONY

The 2009 Greek IR Awards take place on Monday, May 31st, 2010in a special ceremony at 5:00pm at AIGLI ZAPPEION(Conference Room: OLYMPIA).The Minister of Economy,Competitiveness & Shipping, Mrs Louka Katseli honored us withher presence and opened the ceremony with an inaugural speech.

The Awards are presented by distinguished representatives of theGreek Government, as well as senior representatives of the Greekand international exchanges, other capital market and financialmedia organizations, international banks and other significantmarket participants.

HANDBOOK OF IR & IR WHO-IS-WHO IN GREECE

Capital Link publishes a Special Journal of 120 pages includingarticles on key topics on the function of Investor Relations and itsapplication in Greece and a WHO-IS-WHO of all IROs and IRcontacts of Greek listed companies, which is widely distributed inGreece and abroad and is also available in electronic form.

For the first time this year, because of the close cooperation of theAthens and Cyprus Stock Exchanges we enriched the GreekInvestor Relations Managers Handbook with the respective datafor the Investor Relations Managers of the 20 Cypriot listedcompanies with the largest market capitalisation according toFTSE/CYSE 20.

IR AWARDS SPONSORS

This year’s sponsors are: Akros Consulting Gmbh & Co, Bank ofNew York Mellon, Hellenic Petroleum S.A. and Proton Bank.

IRO HANDBOOK SPONSORS

Bank of Cyprus and Coca Cola Hellenic Bottling Company arethe sponsors of the Handbook & WHO-IS-WHO of all IROs andIR contacts of Greek and Cypriot listed companies.

THE CONCEPT of the Annual Greek IR Awards

2009

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The 2009 Greek IR Awards Nominating Committee comprises of40 market participants from different segments of the market,which include members from the 8 largest securities firms inGreece, the 8 largest mutual fund management companies inGreece, 10 financial journalists, 8 foreign institutional investorsand analysts and 6 personalities specializing in the field ofcorporate social responsibility.

The collection and evaluation of the Nominating Committee isguaranteed by the international well known audit firmDELOITTE in conjunction with the Law Office of Tsibanoulis &Partners in order to ensure the transparency of the procedure.

FTSE, the Athens Exchange, the Association of GreekInstitutional Investors, the Union of Listed Companies, theHellenic Bank Association, the Association of Athens StockExchange Members, the Hellenic Association of CertifiedStockmarket Analysts, the Invest in Greece Agency, the InternetInvestors Association (SED), SEDYKA the Hellenic BankersAssociation –UK and Capital Link are not part of the Committeeand they have no involvement with the nominations and voting.

The Nominating Committee Members are listed belowalphabetically by surname under their respective categories:

NOMINATIONS BY THE GREEK SELL SIDE

1. Mr. Manos Giakoumis, EUROXX Securities S.A.2. Mr. Ioannis Kalantzis, Eurobank EFG Securities3. Mr. Theodoros Ritsos, National P& K Securities S.A.4. Mrs Natassa Roumantzi, PIRAEUS Securities5. Mr. Manoussos Stathoudakis, ALPHA FINANCE

Investment Services S.A.6. Mrs Joanna Telioudi, HSBC Pantelakis Securities S.A.7. Mr. Constantinos Theodorou, CHEUVREUX 8. Mr. Constantinos Zouzoulas, AXIA Ventures Group

NOMINATIONS BY THE GREEK BUY SIDE

1. Mr. Vassilios Antoniadis, ALICO Mutual Fund Co. 2. Mr. Marios Christodoulou, EFG Mutual Fund

Management Co.3. Mr. John Kyriakopoulos, Hellenic Pension Mutual Fund

Management Co.4. Mr. Dionissios Linaras, ATE Mutual Fund

Management Co.5. Mr. Alexandros Sofikitis, NBG Asset Management

Mutual Funds SA6. Mr. Yiannis Tsainis, AMUNDI HELLAS

7. Mr. Alexandros Varlas, Alpha Trust Investment Services S.A.

8. Mr. Ioannis Vezanis, HSBC(Hellas)AEDAK

NOMINATIONS BY INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS

1. Mr. George Athanasakis, DEUTSCHE BANK2. Mr. Heiner Luz, GOLDMAN SACHS3. Mr. Andrea Dal Negro, CREDIT AGRICOLE –

CHEUVREUX INTERNATIONAL LTD4. Mr. Alexander Kyrtsis, UBS5. Mr. Lambros Papadopoulos, CITIGROUP6. Mr. George Patras, BANK OF AMERICA

MERRIL LYNCH7. Mr. Stefanos Papapanagiotou, CREDIT SUISSE8. Mr. Anastasios Thanopoulos,MORGAN STANLEY

NOMINATIONS BY FINANCIAL MEDIA

1. Mr. Nikolaos Chios, EURO2DAY.GR2. Nikos Chrissikopoulos, KEFALEO3. Mr. Christos Ioannou, ELEFTHEROTYPIA4. Mr George Katikas, XRIMATISTIRIO5. Mr. Stefanos Kotsamanis, METOCHOS6. Mr. Vassilis Koulouris, O KOSMOS TOU EPENDITI 7. Mr. Tasos Mantikidis, TO VIMA TIS KURIAKIS8. Mrs. Sofia Rodopoulou, SBC - SATELLITE BUSINESS

CHANNEL9. Mr. George Stouraitis, EXPRESS10. Ms. Julia Zafolia, NAFTEMPORIKπ

NOMINATIONS BY CSR COMMITTEE

1. Mr. Nikolaos Analytis, Hellenic Network for CorporateSocial Responsibility

2. Mrs Christina Damoulianou , KATHIMERINI3. Mr. Ioannis Freris, European Association of

Communication Directors4. Mr Stelios Zontos, LEO BURNETT5. Mr. George Zoumbos, AMACON Group6. Mrs Betty Tsakarestou, Panteion University, Dept. of

Communication, Media & Culture

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2009AWARD WINNERS

GRAND IR AWARD

COCA COLA HBC S.A.

BEST IR OFFICERWITH

INTERNATIONALINVESTORS

DIMITRIS NIKOLOS

EFG EUROBANK S.A.

BEST IR OFFICERWITH BUY SIDE

SPYROS BALEZOS

MOTOR OIL(HELLAS(CORINTHREFINERIES S.A.

BEST IR OFFICERWITH FINANCIAL

MEDIA

TAKIS CANELLOPOULOS

TITAN CEMENT COMPANY S.A.

BEST CORPORATESOCIAL

RESPONSIBILITY

COCA COLA HBC S.A.

BEST IR OFFICER

GEORGE TOULANTAS

COCA COLA HBC S.A.

BEST IR OFFICERWITH SELL SIDE

GEORGE POULOPOULOS

PIRAEUS BANK S.A.

BEST IR WEBSITE

COCA COLA HBC S.A.

BEST CORPORATEGOVERNANCE

TITAN CEMENT COMPANY S.A.

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BEST IR OFFICERWITH INDIVIDUAL

INVESTORS

NIKOS POLYMENAKOS

OPAP S.A.

BEST IR BY A LARGECAP COMPANY

(FTSE/ASE - 20)

COCA COLA HBC S.A.

BEST IR OFFICERWITH INDIVIDUAL

INVESTORS

DIMITRIS TZELEPIS

HELLENICTELECOMMUNICATIONS

ORGANIZATION (OTE S.A.)

BEST IR OFFICER

WITH FINANCIAL

MEDIA

DIMITRIS TZELEPIS

HELLENICTELECOMMUNICATIONS

ORGANIZATION (OTE S.A.)

BEST IR CYPRUSSTOCK EXCHANGE

(FTSE/CYSE -20)

BANK OF CYPRUS PUBLICCOMPANY LTD

BEST IR BY A MIDCAP COMPANY

(FTSE/ASE - 40)

HELLENIC EXCHANGES S.A.

BEST IR BY A SMALLCAP COMPANY

(FTSE -ASE 80)

KORRES NATURAL PRODUCTS

BEST IR BY A SMALL CAP

COMPANY(AMONG ALL OTHER

COMPANIES)

VARDAS S.A.

BEST ANNUALREPORT

COCA COLA HBC S.A.

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Dividend information(in € per share, adjusted for stock splits)

Credit rating

2000-2006 dividend amounts adjusted for one-for-twobonus share issue on 13 November 2007

* Proposed dividend

Short profileWe are one of the world’s largest bottlers of products of The Coca-Cola Company with sales of more than 2 billion unit cases.

We have a broad geographic reach with operations in 28 countries serving a population of approximately 560 million people.

Coca-Cola Hellenic is committed to promoting sustainable development in order to create value for its business and for society.

Our missionOur mission is to refresh our consumers, partner with our customers, reward our stakeholders and enrich the lives ofour local communities.

Fact Sheet 2009

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Market cap as at Dec. 31:

Shares outstanding: Free float: 47%

1. Largest Coca-Cola bottler in Europe2. Broad geographic reach3. Diverse product range4. h Focus on driving profitable volume growth 5. Strong selling capabilities6. Long-term per capita growth potential

7. Experienced management team8. High quality balance sheet 9. Strong cash flow generation 10. bilityRecognised commitment to sustainab

10 strengths of Coca-Cola Hellenic

Established markets Austria, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Switzerland

Developing markets Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia

Emerging marketsArmenia, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, FYROM, Moldova, Montenegro,Nigeria, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Ukraine

A beverage for every occasion

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Social Responsibility

Coca-Cola Hellenic is committed to behaving in a socially responsible manner throughout all of its operations and has officially embedded the principles of sustainability into its business strategy. We are addressing key sustainability challenges across our business through a focus on the following key areas:

MarketplaceCoca-Cola Hellenic is responding to consumer requirements for a greater choice of beverages, by offering lower calorie options, added health benefits and different serving sizes. The Company is also helping consumers to understand the caloric content of beverages by providing enhanced information on product labels.

EnvironmentCoca-Cola Hellenic is committed to minimising its impact on the natural environment as part of its broader efforts to integrate socially responsible behaviour and sustainable management principles into all areas of its operations.

WorkplaceTo reach our business goals, we strive to ensure a safe, healthy and inclusive workplace for our employees while engaging, training and rewarding them.

CommunityWe are an active member of the community in each of the 28 countries in which we operate. We are committed to investing our time, expertise and resources to protect, support and enhance the quality of life through a wide range of locally relevant initiatives.

Coca-Cola Hellenic is listed on the FTSE4Good index, which recognises the performance of companies that meet globally-accepted corporate social responsibility standards to facilitate investment in ethical and socially responsible companies.

Coca-Cola Hellenic is included in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes (DJSI), both the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index and Dow Jones STOXX Sustainability Index. Launched in 1999, the DJSI are the first global indexes tracking the financial performance of the leading sustainability-driven companies worldwide.

Note:Financial indicators presented on a comparable basis exclude the recognition of restructuring costs and non-recurring items and include the results of acquisitions. Non-recurring items in 2009 relate to insurance payments received in respect of damage sustained at our Nigerian operation in 2008 and the special tax levied in Greece. Non-recurring items in 2008 consist of the impairment charges recorded in certain tangible and intangible assets.

For further informationon Coca-Cola Hellenic please visit our website at: www.coca-colahellenic.com

or contact our Investor Relations team:Investor.relations@cchellenic.com+30.210.6183 100

Volume Product Split

58% Full calorie sparkling6% Low calorie sparkling21% Water9% Juice5% Ready to drink Tea1% Other still

Fact Sheet 2009

Note: Free cash flow is defined as cash flow from operations less net capital expenditure

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WHO-IS-WHOof Greek Investor Relations Officers

Greek Investor Relations Awards

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ATHENS EXCHANGE (ATHEX)

AEGEAN AIRLINES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - AirlinesCompany website: www.aegeanair.com

IRO Name: Stella DimarakiIRO Title: Investor Relations ManagerAddress: 31 Viltanioti Str., 145 64, Kifissia Telephone: +30 210 626 1972Fax: +30 210 626 4029Email: stella.dimaraki@aegeanair.com

Stella Dimaraki was appointedAegean Airlines Investor RelationsManager in April 2007. She acts as apoint of contact for analysts and in-stitutional investors with responsibili-ties including among others, com-municating with the investment com-

munity the company’s strategy, financial and operatingresults. She has long experience in Equity Research,working since 1999 as an analyst for Egnatia Securi-ties, then from 2003 to 2007 she held the position ofSenior Analyst with Marfin, covering a universe ofGreek companies in the telecom, utilities and retailsectors. Prior to 1999, Stella also held Internship posi-tions with Danaos Shipping and Piraeus Leasing. Shehas an MA in Finance from the University of Exeter, afirst Degree in Maritime Studies from the University ofPiraeus while she also followed a course in Interna-tional Management at the University of Orebro in Swe-den. She speaks Greek, English and French.

AEGEK S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - HeavyConstruction Company website: www.aegek.gr

IR Contact: Maria Stavrogianni Address: 18 – 20 Amarousiou – Xalandriou Str.,15125, Marousi Telephone: +30 210 630 6000Fax: +30 210 630 6136Email: stavrogiannim@aegek.gr

AEOLIAN INVESTMENT FUND S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Equity In-vestment InstrumentsCompany website: www.aeolian.gr

IR Contact: Evgenia KokoromitiAddress: Fil. Etairias Str. 14Telephone: +30 210 7243900Fax: +30 210 7294183Email: inv.rel@aeolian.gr

AGRICULTURAL BANK OF GREECE S.A.

Sector – Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany Website: www.atebank.gr

IRO Name: Panagiotis SkoularikisIRO Title: Director of Strategic Planning, Analysis &Investor RelationsAddress: 23 Panepistimiou Str., 105 64, AthensTelephone: + 30 210 329 8742Mobile: + 30 6944 345968Fax: + 30 210 3298386Email: pskoularikis@ate.gr

Panos Skoularikis was born inAthens, Greece in 1972. He re-ceived his Bachelor in Economicsfrom the University of Athens andboth his Masters (Economics/ Op-erational Research) and hisM.Phil/Ph.D. (Economics/ Euro-

pean Studies) from the London School of Econom-ics. His professional career started in 1992 when hejoined Citibank N.A. in London. He worked at the Se-curities and Cash Management Departments on is-sues related to re-engineering, systems integration,data analysis and performance measurement & eval-uation. During his LSE years (1994-1999) he contin-ued his cooperation with Citibank on a part-time ba-sis working on issues related to the EMU and the in-troduction of the Euro.In 2001 he joined the Agricultural Bank of Greece asan advisor to the Governor with main areas of work,the strategic planning, the organizational restructur-ing, the Bank of Greece convergence program andthe budget planning & execution. From 2003 to 2005he worked on issues related to the economic effi-ciency of Agricultural Bank and its Subsidiaries (per-formance management and evaluation - cost ac-

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counting – budget & target monitoring). In June2005, he assumed the duty to setup the Investor Re-lations division of ATEbank and acting as the head ofIR he contributed, among other, to the successfulcompletion of the rights issue of 2005 and the sharesplacement of 2006. Since May 2010 he holds the po-sition of director of the Strategic Planning, Analysisand Investor Relations division. Panos Skoularikishas written several articles and papers related toeconomic and political economy issues. He speaksEnglish and French.

AGROTIKI INSURANCE S.A.

Sector – Subsector: Insurance - Property & CasualtyInsuranceCompany Website: www.ateinsurance.gr

Address: Syngrou Ave. 163Telephone: +30 210 9379100Fax: +30 210 9358924Email: stock@agroins.com

AKRITAS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials -Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.akritas.gr

IRO Name: Pantelis Kallias IRO Title: Shareholder Services and Corporate Announcements OfficerAddress: Sokrati Oikonomou 3, Alexandroupolis, 68100Telephone: +30 25510 89810Fax: +30 25510 32038Email: pkallias@akritas.gr

Kallias Pantelis was born in 1979 in Thessaloniki.He studied International Enocomics in DemocritusUnivercity of Thrace. Since February 2005 he isworking at AKRITAS S.A as in charge of Service ofShareholders and Corporate Statements.

ALAPIS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Health Care - PharmaceuticalsCompany website: www.alapis.gr

IRO Name: Leda BastaIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 2, Aftokratoros Nikolaou Str., 176 71, AthensTel: + 30 213 017 5056Fax: + 30 210 923 8460Email: l.basta@alapis.eu

Leda Basta was born in Athens in1971. She is an Economist, with adegree from ATHENS SCHOOL OFECONOMICS. She has worked for14 years at companies listed inA.S.E., for the observance of theirobligations according to ASE’s and

Hellenic Market Committee’s rules (NEOCHIMIKI L.V.LAVRENTIADIS S.A., EBIK S.A., J&P AVAX S.A.).To-day, she is responsible for investor relations, corporateannouncements and shareholders services office ofALAPIS S.A.

ALCO HELLAS SA

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - AluminumCompany website: www.alco.gr

IR Contact: Stavroula KarabelaAddress: Area Kyrillo – 19300, AspropyrgosTelephone: +30 210 5595223Fax: +30 210 5595839 , 210 5595432Email: info@alco.gr

"ALFA-BETA" VASSILOPOULOS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Food Retailers & WholesalersCompany website: www.ab.gr

IR Contact: Theodosia AvramidouAddress: 81 Spaton Ave., 153 44, GerakasTelephone: + 30 210 660 8209 , 210 660 8000Fax: + 30 210 661 2675Email: tabramidou@ab.gr

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ALISIDA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -FootwearCompany website: www.alisida.com

IR Contact: Dimitrios Spirakis Address: 14 Km Nat. Road, 570 01, Thessaloniki-Polygyros Telephone: + 30 2310 462 002Fax: + 30 2310 462 735Email: alysfoot@otenet.gr

ALPHA ASTIKA AKINITA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Real Estate – Real Estate ServicesCompany website: www.astikaakinita.gr

IR Contact: SagriAddress: 43 Panepistimiou Str., 105 64, Athens Telephone: + 30 210 326 6161, 210 326 6121Fax: + 30 210 326 6118Email: astika@tee.gr

ALPHA GRISSIN S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer ServicesCompany website: www.alphagrissin.gr

IR Contacts: Marina Grisin, Christina ArsenianAddress: 137 Syngrou Ave., 171 21, Athens Telephone: + 30 210 935 1915Fax: + 30 210 935 3630Email: carsenian@alphagrissin.gr

ALPHA µ∞¡∫ S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.alphabank.gr

IRO Name: Elena KatopodiIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 40 Stadiou Str., 102 52, AthensTelephone: +30 210 326 4184Fax: +30 210 326 4116Email: ekatopodi@alpha.gr

Elena Katopodi is an Investor Re-lations Officer at Alpha Bank sinceOctober 2003, with responsibilitiesthat include international institu-tional investor and analyst relation-ship management. Prior to this po-sition she worked in corporate fi-

nance in Alpha Finance for four years, engaging incapital market and M & A transactions and specializ-ing in the Financial & Utilities sectors. Before 2000,she was a Relationship Manager in Alpha Bank Lon-don where she worked for five years and held differ-ent positions in corporate lending, shipping financeand private banking. She is a Business Studies grad-uate and holds an MSc in Business Finance fromBrunel University, UK.

IRO Name: Dimitrios I. KostopoulosIRO Title: Investor Relations Address: 43 Panepistimiou Str., 105 64, AthensTelephone: +30 210 326 4195Fax: +30 210 326 4116Email: dkostopoulos@alpha.gr

Dimitrios Kostopoulos is an As-sistant Manager in Investor Rela-tions at Alpha Bank since January2009. Prior to that, he was a fundmanager at Alpha Asset Manage-ment since 2004. Before 2004 hehas worked for the group at various

positions in Private Banking at the Treasury Depart-ment and the Brokerage subsidiary of the Bank. Heholds an MSc in Shipping Trade & Finance fromCass Business School.

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ALPHA TRUST ANDROMEDA INVESTMENT TRUST S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Equity Investment InstrumentsCompany website:www.alphatrust.gr/andromeda.htm

IRO Name: Constantina GanetsouIRO Title: Investor RelationsAddress: 21 Tatoiou Str., Kifissia, 145 61 Telephone: +30 210 6289200Fax: +30 210 6234242Email: n.ganetsou@alphatrust.gr

ALSINCO S.A

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.alsinco.gr

IR Contact: Theodoros PrapasAddress: 8 Naupliou Str., Metamorfosi, AthensTelephone: + 30 210 284 3076, 210 2833656Fax: + 30 210 284 6722Email: alsinco@in.gr

ALTEC S.A. INFORM. & COMMUN. SYST.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer ServicesCompany website: www.altec.gr

IRO Name: Giorgos KoufiosIRO Title: Shareholder Services & Corporate An-nouncements OfficerAddress: 16 Patmou Str., 15123, MarousiTelephone: +30 210 6872000Fax: +30 210 687 2399Email: ir@altecgroup.gr

ALTIUS INVESTMENT FUND SA

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Equity Investment Instruments Company website: www.altius.gr

IR Contact: Katerina IliopoulouAddress: 1 Patriarxou Ioakeim Str., 106 73, AthensTelephone: +30 210 722 1242 Fax: +30 210 722 1914Email: altius@altius.gr

ALUMIL S.A. - ALUMINIUM EXTRUSION INDUSTRY

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - AluminumCompany website: www.alumil.com

IRO Name: Filoktimon VakalisIRO Title: Investor Relations Officer Address: Kilkis Industrial Area, Kilkis, 61100Telephone: +30 23410 79300Fax: +30 23410 71988Email: investors@alumil.com

Mr. Vakalis has been occupied in Alumil S.A. as the In-vestor Relations Officer since February 2008. He haspreviously worked as an external auditor for KPMG,and in the finance sector as an assistant in a brokeragefirm in Thessaloniki where he gained valuable experi-ence and knowledge on the stock market and financefield. He is a graduate of the business school of theUniversity of Kingston Upon Thames in Great Britain,holder of a Master in Accounting & Finance and aBachelor in Financial economics. He is proficient inEnglish.

ANEK LINES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - Travel & TourismCompany website: www.anek.gr

IR Contacts: Vagelis Aretakis, Katerina Botonaki Address: Karamanli Ave.,731 00, ChaniaTelephone: +30 28210 24177Fax: +30 28210 36200Email: metoxes@anek.gr

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AS COMPANY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Specialty RetailersCompany website: www.ascompany.gr

IRO Name: Aggeliki-Maria TanakidouIRO Title: Investor Relations ManagerAddress: 2nd klm Palaias Simmahikis Odou Telephone: +30 2310 572 000Fax: +30 230 572 074Email: atanakidou@ascompany.gr

Aggeliki-Maria Tanakidou holds the position of In-vestor Relations in AS COMPANY S.A. She has heldposition as Junior Analyst in DIA HELLAS S.A. andas responsible for receipt/transmission of stock mar-ket orders in stock trading companies. She has re-ceived her high school diploma in Thessaloniki andher degree in Accounting & Finance from the Uni-versity of Macedonia, Thessaloniki. She speaksEnglish (TOEIC ADVANCED) and Italian (DIPLOMA).She has knowledge of Ms Office Applications (Word,Excel, Internet Explorer, Access, Power Point, Out-look and E.R.P. Atlantis-SAP. She has ECDL inWord, Excel, and Internet Explorer. She has fol-lowed several seminars such as “Internal Audit”,"Analysis & Evaluation of Financial Statements in Ex-cel with a specific program", "Personal Profile Sys-tem", «Handling of Metastock» and "Specialization ofEconomists in Financial Consultation".

ASPIS BANK S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.aspisbank.gr

IR Contact: Anna GeliAddress: 4 Othonos Str., 105 57, AthensTelephone: +30 210 336 4000 Fax: +30 210 361 0034 Email: aspissec@aspisbank.gr

ASPIS PRONIA GENERAL INSURANCES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Insurance - Property & Casualty InsuranceCompany website: www.aspis.gr

IR Contacts: Maria Koronidou, George Karras Address: 62 Kifisias Ave., 151 25, MarousiTelephone: +30 210 619 8960/-73Fax: +30 210 610 8734Email: aspis1@otenet.gr

ASTIR PALACE VOULIAGMENI S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - HotelsCompany website: www.astir-palace.com

IRO Name: Fotini LazarouIRO Title: Investor Relations ·nd Corporate NoticesOfficerAddress: Apollonos 40 Vouliagmeni, 16671Telephone: +30 210 8901656Fax: +30 210 8901767Email: investor_relations@astir.gr

Mrs Lazarou holds a public administration degreefrom the Panteion University of Athens, speaking twolanguages english and french. She started her careerin 1990 at ASTIR PALACE VOULIAGMENI S.A as an ac-countant assistant since 1996 where she moved to theF/B Department working as cost controller. In January2008 she was appointed investor relations and corpo-rate notices officer. She is married and has three kids.

ATERMON DYNAMIC COMMUNICATION S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Media - Media AgenciesCompany website: www.almaatermon.gr

IR Contacts: Nikolaos Tsikas, Gianna Theodorogianni Address: 4 Ivikou Str., 116 35, Athens Telephone: + 30 210 757 2800/-811, 210 348 0600Fax: + 30 210 757 2850Email: atermona@otenet.gr

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ATHENA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy Construction Company website: www.athena-sa.gr

IR Contact: Anastasios Tsakanikas Address: 357-359 Mesogion Ave., 152 31, ChalandriTelephone: +30 210 650 1111Fax: +30 210 650 1505Email: stock-exchange@athena-sa.gr

ATHENS MEDICAL C.S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Health Care - Health Care Providers Company website: www.iatriko.gr

IR Contacts: Panayiotis Katsiitis, George ZerdilasAddress: 5 – 7 Distomou Str., 15125, MarousiTelephone: +30 210 619 8100/-20Fax: +30 210 619 8555Email: metox@iatriko.gr

ATHENS WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE COMPANY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Utilities - WaterCompany website: www.eydap.gr

IR Contacts: Margarita Gamaletsou, Nicolaos KatinasAddress: 156 Oropou Str., 111 46, GalatsiTelephone: + 30 2144444Fax: + 30 210 2144159-79, 210 2144777Email: eydap-met@ath.forthnet.gr

ATLANTIC SUPER MARKET S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Food Retailers & Whole-salersCompany website: www.atlantic.gr

IR Contact: Alexandros Simitzis Address: 516 Vouliagmenis Ave., 174 56, AlimosTelephone: +30 210 997 1500 Fax: +30 210 993 4390Email: ase@atlantic.gr

ATTICA BANK S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.atticabank.gr

IRO Name: Polyxeni TriantafyllouIRO Title: Manager, Investor Relations DepartmentAddress: 23 Omirou Str., Athens, 10672Telephone: +30 210 3669201Fax: +30 210 3669410Email: Triantafyllou.Polyxeni@atticabank.gr

Polyxeni Triantafyllou was appoint-ed to the post of the Assistant Man-ager of the Investor Relations De-partment of Attica Bank in June 2008and promoted to Manager of the De-partment in January 2009. Shejoined Attica Bank in 2004 as an an-

alyst at the Office of the CFO. Among others, in the lastyears, she has participated actively in the teams man-aging the rights issues and the securitisation of mort-gage loans of Attica Bank. Before working for Attica Bank, she worked for the Eu-ropean Commission and as a journalist covering inter-national economic affairs.Polyxeni Triantafyllou holds a PhD from the EuropeanUniversity Institute in Florence, Italy, an MBA from theAthens University of Economics and Business and anMA from the University of Reading, UK. She has writtenseveral papers on political economy issues. Shespeaks English, French, Italian and Spanish fluently.

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ATTICA HOLDINGS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - Travel & TourismCompany website: www.attica-group.com

IR Contact: Yannis Criticos, Group CFOAddress: 123-125 Syngrou Ave.Telephone: +30 210 891 9500Mobile: +30 6932 210120Fax: +30 210 891 9509Email: criticos@attica-group.com

Yannis Criticos was born in 1960and studied Economics (BA Hon-ours) and Finance (MBA) in the UK.He joined Attica Group in 1994. Heis the CFO of the Group and headsAttica’s IR activity. He is also a mem-ber of the Board of IOBE.

ATTICA PUBLICATIONS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Media - PublishingCompany website: www.atticamedia.gr

IR Contact: Nick Panopoulos Address: 40 Kifisias Ave., 151 25, AthensTelephone: +30 210 619 9080Fax: +30 210 619 8881, +30 210 619 9869 Email: panopoulos@atticamedia.gr

ATTI KAT S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.attikat.gr

Address: 109-111 Mesogeion Ave., 115 26, Athens Telephone: +30 210 697 1100Fax: +30 210 697 1118Email: info@attikat.gr

AUDIO VISUAL ENTERPRISES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Media - Broadcasting & Entertainment Company website: www.ave.gr

IR Contact: Apostolos VoulgarisAddress: 3 Parnonos Str., 15125, MarousiTelephone: +30 210 809 2000Fax: +30 210 809 2132

AUTOHELLAS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - Travel & TourismCompany website: www.hertz.gr

IRO Name: Alexis KaramalisIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 31 Viltanioti Str., 14564, KifissiaTelephone: +30 210 6264256Fax: +30 210 626 4039Email: investor.relations@hertz.gr

AXON HOLDINGS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Health Care - Health CareProviders, Financial ServicesCompany website: www.axonholdings.gr

IRO Name: George StamatakisIRO Title: Group Investor Relations Officer Address: 178 Kifisias Av., Chalandri 152 31, AthensTelephone: +30 210 6780200Fax: +30 210 6710172Email: ir@axonholdings.gr

Between 1997-2003 Mr Stamatakis was at KERDOSPUBLISHING SA at the Public Relation Dept. and from2005 until today he works at AXON HOLDINGS SA andhis position is Group IRO. He graduated in 2003 fromthe American College of Greece with BSc in BusinessAdministration, and he graduated from CCCU of KentUK in 2004 with MSc in Business Administration. Spo-ken languages English and French.

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BABIS VOVOS IC

Sector - Subsector: Real Estate - Real Estate Holding & DevelopmentCompany website: www.babisvovos.gr

IRO Name: Verinna VangelatosIRO Title: Investor Relations Officer Address: 340 Kifissias AvenueTelephone: +30 210 6107201Fax: +30 210 6196025Email: ir@babisvovos.gr

Ms Vangelatos holds a Bachelor degree in Economicsfrom the University of Manchester, as well as a Masterdegree in International Money and Banking from theUniversity of Birmingham. She has been working atBabis Vovos since August 2004, prior to which sheworked as an analyst at JP Morgan in London.

BALKAN REAL ESTATE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Real Estate - Real Estate Holding & DevelopmentCompany website: www.michaniki.gr

IR Contact: Georgios KourtelisAddress: 15th klm., Thessaloniki-Veria national road,Anchialos Thessalonikis P.O. 10310, 54110, ThessalonikiTelephone: +30 2310 722601Fax: +30 2310 722514Email: balkan@compulink.gr,ehatziperi@michaniki.gr

BANK OF CYPRUS PUBLIC COMPANY LTD

Sector - Subsector: Banks – BanksCompany website: www.bankofcyprus.com

IRO Name: Constantinos PittalisIRO Title: Head of Investor RelationsAddress: 51 Stassinou Street, Ayia Paraskevi, Nicosia,CyprusTelephone: + 357 22 12 1883Fax: + 357 22 336258Email: constantinos.pittalis@cy.bankofcyprus.com

Constantinos Pittalis is the Head of Investor Relationsat Bank of Cyprus, Group, which he joined in May2009. Prior to that, Constantinos spent fourteen yearsworking as a bank credit analyst for Moody’s InvestorsService, analysing financial institutions in a number ofcountries in South Eastern Europe and the MiddleEast. He holds a B.Sc. in Economics from UniversityCollege London (UCL) and an M.Sc. in Finance andEconomics from Warwick Business School, Universityof Warwick in the UK.

BANK OF GREECE

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.bankofgreece.gr

Address: 21 Panepistimiou Str., 102 50, AthensTelephone: +30 210 320 1111 Fax: +30 210 323 2239 Email secretariat@bankofgreece.gr

BETANET SA

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.betanet.eu

IR Contact: Elpida AntonakopoulouAddress: 68th km. N.R. Athinon-Lamias, 320 09, AylidaTelephone: +30 22620 59113, 59839 Fax: +30 22620 59258Email: info.betanet@yahoo.gr

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BIOKARPET S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer ServicesCompany website: www.biokarpet.gr

IRO Name: Georgios PapageorgiouIRO Title: Finance Manager & Investor RelationsManagerAddress: 5o klm National road of Larissa-Athens Telephone: +30 2410 688 688Mobile: +30 6948 800900 Fax: +30 2410 688 630Email: gpapageorg@biokarpet.gr

BIOTER S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.bioter.gr

IR Contacts: Ioannis Zolotas, Catherine Liakou Address: 45 Eutihidou Str., 11634, AthensTelephone: +30 210 724 8762/-6 Fax: +30 210 721 5658 Email: zolot@bioter.gr, kat-liakou@tee.gr

BITROS HOLDING S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - SteelCompany website: www.bitros.gr

IR Contact: Anastiasia Vrontou Address: 100 Nato Ave., 193 00, AspropyrgosTelephone: +30 210 550 9000Fax: +30 210 559 6201Email: info@bitros.gr

BYTE COMPUTER S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer ServicesCompany website: www.byte.gr

IRO Name: Christos Tsenes Address: Kallirois 98 Athens Post Code 11741Telephone: +30 210 900 2000Fax: +30 210 900 2050Email: xtsenes@byte.gr

C. CARDASSILARIS & SONS - CARDICO S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.cardico.com

IR Contact: Cardassilari ZoeAddress: 2nd Km, Schimatari-Oinoe Rd, 32009,Oinofyta Telephone: +30 22620 47700Fax: +30 22620 57112Email: financial@cardico.com

CENTRIC MULTIMEDIA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Toys Company website: www.centric.gr

IR Contact: Zoi Michoudi Address: 20 Makrygianni Str., 183 44, MoschatoTelephone: +30 210 948 0000 Fax: +30 210 942 7710Email: marbaniti@centric.gr

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CHATZIKRANIOTIS & SONS MILLS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.xatzikranioti.gr

IR Contact: Antonis PapaioannouAddress: 29 Termopilon Str., 104 35, Athens, 1st KmTyrnaboy Larisas, Tyrnabos, 401 00Telephone: +30 210 524 2344, +30 24920 22227Fax: +30 210 523 2338, +30 24920 23755Email: xkran@otenet.gr

COCA-COLA HELLENIC BOTTLING COMPANY

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Soft DrinksCompany website: www.coca-colahellenic.com

IRO Name: George ToulantasIRO Exact Title: Director of Investor RelationsCorporate Address: 9 Fragkoklissias, Marousi, 15125,Athens, GreeceTelephone: +30 210 6183 255Fax: +30 210 6183 274E-Mail: george.toulantas@cchellenic.com

George joined Coca-Cola Hellenic in2004 and has been working in the In-vestor Relations function since July 2005.Prior to joining Coca-Cola Hellenic,George was an Assistant Director in theCorporate Finance department of De-

loitte & Touche in London providing M&A and strategicadvice to government, private equity and corporateclients. George began his finance career in Australia atLion Nathan, a premium alcoholic beverages compa-ny. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree fromthe University of Adelaide and is a member of the Aus-tralian Society of Certified practicing Accountants andthe Securities Institute of Australia.

COMPUCON COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SA

Sector - Subsector: Technology - SoftwareCompany website: www.compucon.gr

IR Contact: Sotiris Dourdoumas Address: 9th km of Thermi – Thessaloniki RoadTelephone: +30 2310 490 300Fax: +30 2310 490 399Email: Sotiris@compucon.gr

CORINTH PIPEWORKS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - SteelCompany website: www.cpw.gr

IRO Name: Sofia ZairiIRO Title: Head of Investor RelationsAddress: 57 Ethnikis Antistaseos, 152 31 ChalandriTelephone: +30 210 678 7680Fax: +30 210 678 7550Email: szairi@sidenor.vionet.gr

Sofia Zairi, currently holding the po-sition of Head of Investor Relationsin Corinth Pipeworks SA, is an econ-omist, having graduated with a “BScin Economics” from the Departmentof Economics of Athens University(1992-1996), with distinction. She al-

so holds a “MSc in Finance” with distinction from theCity University Business School in London (1997-1998). She is currently completing her PhD Thesis on“Underpricing of IPOs” at the Department of Econom-ics of Athens University. She has been working for Vio-halco Group since 2001, as IR Officer and Budgeting &Reporting Manager in Sidenor. Before that she was As-sistant to the CFO in Altec Group (2000-2001) and theTreasurer and Senior Financial Analyst in Procter &Gamble Hellas (1995-1997 & 1998-2000). She speaksfluent English, French and Italian, and has a goodknowledge of Spanish. She has been awarded for herstudies, scholarships from the “Alexander S. OnassisFoundation”, from “NATO” and “Greek State Scholar-ship’s foundation”. She is a member of EconomicChamber of Greece.

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CPI COMPUTER PERIPHERALS INTERNATIONAL

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer HardwareCompany website: www.cpi.gr

IR Contact: Sofia TsadimaAddress: 1 Pafailidou Str., 177 78, TaurosTelephone: +30 210 480 5800 Fax: +30 210 480 5801Email: stsa@cpi.gr

CRETA FARM S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.cretafarm.gr

IRO Name: Efrosini LourakiIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 23 Klm National Road Athens-LamiaTelephone: +30 210 6260233Mobile: +30 6974033711 Fax: +30 210 6260229Email: elouraki@cretafarm.gr

Ms. Louraki was working 2 years as "Investor Rela-tions Officer" in LOULIS FLOUR MILLS SA and now sheis in CRETA FARM SA. She has a BACHELOR DE-GREE IN EUROPEAN BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGYand a "ACCOUNTING DEGREE" FROM TEI PEIRAIUS.She speaks English and she is a member of ACCA.

CRETE PLASTICS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Chemicals - Specialty ChemicalsCompany website: www.plastikakritis.com

IR Contact: Vassilios KykrilisAddress: P.O. Box 1093, 711 10, Herakleion – CreteTelephone: +30 2810 308 500Fax: +30 2810 381 328Email: info@plastikakritis.com

CROWN HELLAS CAN

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services -Containers & PackagingCompany website: www.crownhellascan.gr

IR Contact: Spyros Tsourouflis Address: 57 Ethnikis Antistaseos Str., 152 31, ∏alandriTelephone: +30 210 679 9100Fax: +30 210 679 9153-56Email: georgina.kasimati@eur.crowncork.com

CYCLON HELLAS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Chemicals - Specialty ChemicalsCompany website: www.cyclon.gr

IRO Name: Constantinos Sarafoglou IRO Title: Director of Investor Relations-Development&ControlAddress: 124 Megaridos Str., 193 00, AspropyrgosTelephone: +30 210 809 3900, +30 210 809 3950Fax: +30 210 809 3999Email: ksarafoglou@cyclon.gr

DAIOS PLASTICS SA

Sector - Subsector: Chemicals - Specialty ChemicalsCompany website: www.daiosplastics.com

IR Contacts: Asterios Daios, Chrisanthi Liggou Address: 12th Km Veroias - Naoysas Rd, 592 00,Naousa Telephone: +30 23320 42412, +30 23320 42434Fax: +30 23320 42600Email: info@daiosplastics.com

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DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC CENTEROF ATHENS - HYGEIA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Health Care - Health Care ProvidersCompany website: www.hygeia.gr

IRO Name: Konstantinos TzoutzourakisIRO Exact Title: Investor Relations DirectorCorporate Address: 30, Kapodistriou Ave. & Pente-likou, Marousi, GR 151 23, Athens Telephone: +302106867455Fax: +30 210 6867 008E-Mail: k.tzoutzourakis@hygeia.gr

Mr. Konstantinos Tzoutzourakisassumed the Investor Relations Di-rector position in HYGEIA S.A. as ofAugust 2007. Prior to that he hasworked for 8-years as a Senior Eq-uity Analyst for Investment Bank ofGreece (subsidiary of Marfin Popu-

lar Bank), Egnatia Finance, National Securities (sub-sidiary of National Bank of Greece) and N.D. Devele-toglou S.A. (currently Piraeus Securities). Moreover,he has worked for Citibank N.A., as a Securities As-sistant in the Securities Department Foreign InvestorsUnit and with Golden Destiny SA Shipbrokers as As-sistant Shipbroker. Mr. K. Tzoutzourakis holds a MSc. in Finance from Lan-caster University, BSc. in Business Administration fromThe American College of Greece (Deree College), withmajor in Accounting & Finance and a Commercial PilotMulti - Engine Land and Instrument Rating from Pro-Flite School of Vero Beach Florida. Finally, he is a Cer-tified Equity & Market Analyst and Certified Asset Man-ager from the Hellenic Capital Market Commission. Hespeaks fluently English and Greek.

IRO Name: Marina MantzouraniIRO Exact Title: Investor Relations OfficerCorporate Address: 30, Kapodistriou Ave. & Pentelikou , Marousi, GR 151 23, AthensTelephone: +30 210 6867 006Fax: +30 210 6867 008E-Mail: m.mantzourani@hygeia.gr

Marina Mantzourani assumed the Investor RelationsOfficer position in HYGEIA S.A. as of July 2007. Priorto that, she had worked for 1 year as an I.R.O in Car-dassilaris & Sons S.A. Moreover, she worked for 6-years as an international markets sales trader ofshares and derivative products and as an authorized

trader of the Athens Stock Exchange in Eurocorp Se-curities S.A. Ms. Mantzourani, holds a BSc of Science in Eco-nomics & Finance from the University of Hertford-shire, a Diploma in Corporate Governance from theNational & Kapodistrian University of Athens. Also,she is a Certified Market Maker for trading futures &options in the ADEX and Certified for trading Equitieson ASE from Hellenic Capital Market Commission.

DIAS AQUACULTURE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Farming & FishingCompany website: www.diassa.gr

IRO Name: Fani RengaIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 54 Elaion Str., Kifissia 145 64 Telephone: +30 210 6251565Fax: +30 210 6251910Email: f.renga@diassa.gr

Fani Renga joined Dias Aquaculture S.A. in 2008. Sheholds a MSc in Business Finance from Brunel Univer-sity and a BSc in Economics from University of Athens.She has previously worked as a financial analyst at So-ciete Generale Group.

DIAS S.A. INVESTMENT CO.

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Equity Investment InstrumentsCompany website: www.diasfund.gr

IR Contact: Dionisia Kontogianni Address: 19 Voukourestiou Str., 106 71, AthensTelephone: +30 210 367 0900Fax: +30 210 367 0999Email: diasinv@hol.gr

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DIEKAT S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.diekat.gr

Address: 42 Konstantinoupoleos Str., 194 00, KoropiTelephone: +30 210 668 3900Fax: +30 210 668 4701Email: diekat-ath@ath.forthnet.gr

DIONIC S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Industrial SuppliersCompany website: www.dionic.gr

IR Contact: Dimitrios MakariouAddress: 95 Aristotelous Str., 136 71, AcharnaiTelephone: +30 210 241 9600Fax: +30 210 241 9690Email: makariou@dionic.com.gr

DOMIKI KRITIS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.domik.gr

IR Contact: Panayiotis Papadakis Address: 14 Koronaiou Str., Herakleion, 712 02, Crete Telephone: +30 2810 288 287, 2810 289 895Fax: +30 2810 341 156 Email: finance@domik.gr

DROMEAS S.A. OFFICE FURNITURE INDUSTRY

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - FurnishingsCompany website: www.dromeas.gr

IR Contact: F. TsagalidisAddress: Serres Industrial Estate, Block 9, 612 21, SerresTelephone: +30 23210 99220, 23210 99230Fax: +30 23210 99270Email: dromfin@otenet.gr

DRUCKFARBEN HELLAS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Chemicals - Specialty ChemicalsCompany website: www.druckfarben.gr

IR Contact: Georgia Ktistaki Address: Megaridos Ave., Thesi Kalistiri, Aspropyrgos, 193 00, AthensTelephone: +30 210 551 9363Fax: +30 210 551 9301Email: contact.us@druckfarben.gr

DUROS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.dur.gr

IR Contact: Ioannis Xenogiannis Address: 80 Maragkopoulou Str., 263 31, Patra Telephone: +30 2610 224 113Fax: +30 2610 226 283Email: xenog@dur.gr

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E. PAIRIS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services -Containers & PackagingCompany website: www.pairis.gr

IR Contact: Ilias SotiriosAddress: Thesi Goritsa, 193 00, AspropyrgosTelephone: +30 210 551 5555Fax: +30 210 557 6192Email: Hermes@pairis.gr

EDRASIS - C. PSALLIDAS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.edrasis.gr

IR Contact: Vasillis RagavasAddress: 47th km of Attiki Odos, 194 00, Koropi, Athens Telephone: +30 210 668 0600 Fax: +30 210 668 0610Email: edrasec@ath.forthnet.gr

EKTER S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.ekter.gr

IR Contact: Kyriakos ChristofasAddress: Nikis Str. 15, 10557, AthensTelephone: +30 210 3259700 Fax: +30 210 3259710Email: ekter@ekter.gr

EL. D. MOUZAKIS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.mouzakis.gr

Address: 41 Kifissou Ave., 122 42, AigaleoTelephone: +30 210 349 0500Fax: +30 210 349 0598, 210 349 0599Email: accounting@mouzakis.gr

ELASTRON S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - SteelCompany website: www.elastron.gr

IR Contacts: Stelios Koutsothanasis, Vasilios ManesisAddress: Diilistirion Ave - Ag. Ioannis 190, 18233, As-propyrgosTelephone: +30 210 551 5000Fax: +30 210 5515015Email: kalsim@otenet.gr

ELBISCO S.A. HOLDING

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food Products Company website: www.elbisco.gr

IRO Name: John PapadopoulosIRO Title: CFO Address: 21st Klm Marathonos Avenue, Pikermi 190 09 Telephone: +30 210 6606314 Fax: +30 210 6039083 Email: ir@elbisco.gr

Mr. Ioannis Papadopoulos graduated in businessadministration from the American College of Greeceand he holds a Master of Science degree in manage-ment from the Troy State University. Furthermore heis partially qualified in CIMA. He started his career in1989 in England as a cost accountant, where hestayed for three years. After this experience he re-turned in Greece and worked in multinational firms asKraft and Bristol – Myers are, holding the position ofsenior and regional financial analyst and controllerbefore he starts to work as Finance & AdministrationDirector in Sara Lee and in Alpha Television. From theApril 2004 since now he is in ELBISCO group of com-panies, initially as Depute General Manager in Zi-

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toluks a.d., Scopje and from the July of 2006 as aGroup CFO. Besides his mother tongue he is quitefluent in English and he holds excellent comments ina variety of M.I.S. softwares.

ELECTRONIKI ATHINON S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Home Improvement RetailersCompany website: www.electroniki.gr

IRO Name: Athanasios Frontistis IRO Title: Head of Investor Relations Address: 122. Kifisou Ave. & Ethn. Makariou, Peristeri, 121 35Telephone: +30 210 5703167 Fax: +30 210 5703162Email: frontistis@electroniki.gr

Graduate from the Economics Department of Lancast-er University in England. Been in the Company since2001. Past Working experience in a stock brokeragecompany.

ELEFTHERI TILEORASI S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Media - Broadcasting & EntertainmentCompany website: www.alter.gr

IR Contact: Panayiotia Karkavelia Address: 36-38 Ag. Paraskevis Str., 121 32 PeristeriTelephone: +30 210 570 7000Fax: +30 210 570 7070Email: ir@alter.gr

ELFICO S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.elfiko.gr

IR Contact: Dimitra Kouloulia Address: Schimatari Voiotias, 320 09, SchimatariTelephone: +30 22620 58025, 22620 58301Fax: +30 22620 58933Email: info@elfiko.gr

ELGEKA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.elgeka.gr

IR Contacts: Anthimos Misailidis, Catherine ArgyrakiAddress: O.T.31 DA 13, 57022 SindosTelephone: +30 2310 779700 Fax: +30 2310 752335Email: info@elgeka.gr, kmeintanis@elgeka.gr

ELINOIL HELLENIC PETROLEUM COMPANY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Oil & Gas - Integrated Oil & GasCompany website: www.elin.gr

IRO Name: George PaterasIRO Title: Head Of Treasury & Investor RelationsAddress: 33 Pigon Str., Kifissia, 145 64Telephone: +30 210 624 1536Fax: +30 210 624 1529Email: gpateras@elin.gr

George Pateras joined ELINOIL inSeptember 2003. Previously, heworked in the Corporate Banking Di-vision of EFG EUROBANK ER-GASIAS and before that, up until2000, he spent two years as a port-folio manager in various stock-

broking firms in Greece.

ELLAKTOR S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.etae.com

IR Contact: Georgia FotogianniAddress: 25, Ermou Str., 145 64, KifissiaTelephone: +30 210 8185000Fax: +30 210 8185001Email: spitoskas@etae.com

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ELMEC SPORT S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.elmec.gr

IRO Name: Nikolaos AnamourloglouIRO Title: Investor Relations Officer Address: 23km National Road Athens-LamiaTelephone: +30 210 9699586Fax: +30 210 964 8336Email: anamourloglou@elmec.gr

1999-2004 Marfin-Hellenic Securities2004-today Elmec Sport S.A., as Financial analyst andI.R.O.*Bachelors degree in Technology Of Energy from theTechnical Educational Institute (T.E.I.) of Athens.*Bachelors degree in Accounting & Finance from theAmerican College of Greece, Deree

ELTON S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Chemicals - Commodity ChemicalsCompany website: www.elton.gr

IR Contact: Panagiota Papathanasiou Address: Drassesa, Ind. Park, 190 11, AvlonasTelephone: +30 22950 29350Fax: +30 22950 29305Email: elton@hol.gr

ELTRAK S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services -Commercial Vehicles & TrucksCompany website: www.eltrak.gr

IR Contact: Fragkiskos DoukerisAddress: 15 Korniliou & Thivaidos Str., 145 64, KifissiaTelephone: +30 210 819 6800Fax: +30 210 800 0618Email: hhatzidakis@eltrak.gr

ELVAL - HELLENIC ALUMINIUM INDUSTRY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources – Aluminum

IR Contacts: Panayiotis Konistis, George Andriopoulos

ELVE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.elvesa.gr

IR Contact: Athanassios KosmidisAddress: Ag. Andreas Str., 640 07, Nea PeramosTelephone: +30 25940 23600/-3Fax: +30 25940 23604Email: elve@otenet.gr

ELVIEMEK S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Real Estate - Real Estate Holding & DevelopmentCompany website: www.elviemek.gr

IR Contact: Penelope Pappa Address: 40 Agiou Konstantinou Str., Emporiko Kentro "Aitrio", B' Floor, 151 24, MarousiTelephone: +30 210 610 8491/-2Fax: +30 210 618 0247Email: contact@elviemek.gr

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EMPORIKI BANK

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.emporiki.gr

IRO Name: Tatiana LinoxilakiIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 11 Sofokleous Str., 102 35, AthensTelephone: +30 210 3673969 Fax: +30 210 3673704Email: linoxylaki.t@emporiki.gr

Tatiana Linoxilaki has been appointed Investor Re-lations Officer in Emporiki Bank on May 2009. Shejoined Emporiki Bank in 2003 as an equity analystand as of 2008 worked as senior analyst at the Officeof the CFO, engaged also as project manager in var-ious projects. Prior to that, she worked as equity an-alyst, since 1999, in Sigma Securities (currently Pi-raeus Bank Securities) and Omega Securities. She isa Certified Equity and Market Analyst by the Bank ofGreece and Hellenic Capital Market Committee. MsLinoxilaki holds a Masters Degree in International Re-lations from the University of Reading, a BA in Eng-lish Language and Literature from the University ofAthens, and has attended History Major in the Amer-ican College of Greece (Deree College). Over theyears, she has attended several seminars in financialanalysis, project management, business planning,and international relations. She speaks Greek, Eng-lish, French and Spanish.

EMPORIKOS DESMOS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Durable Household ProductsCompany website: www.emporikosdesmos.com.gr

IR Contact: Nikolaos Tsikas Address: 2 Frantzi Str. & Syngrou Ave., 117 45, AthensTelephone: +30 210 921 1790Fax: +30 210 922 2211Email: k.stylianou@emporikosdesmos.com.gr

EUROBANK EFG

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.eurobank.gr

IRO Name: Dimitris NikolosIRO Title: Head of Investor RelationsAddress: 20, Amalias Ave, 105 57, Athens, GreeceTelephone: +30 210 3337688Fax: +30 210 3337160Email: dnikolos@eurobank.gr

Dimitris Nikolos has ten years of experience in invest-ment related fields, mainly as equity analyst. Dimitris iscurrently the Eurobank EFG IRO. Professional Experi-ence Dimitris Nikolos spent seven years as an equityanalyst, mainly focused on banks and food & beveragesectors. Dimitris started his market related carrier withSantander Investment and a year later (1998) joinedSociete Generale in London as Greek analyst. Fundmanagers ranked Dimitris a top-5 analyst for Greece ina Reuters survey. Moving back to Athens, he joinedKappa Securities as head of Research in 2002. DimitrisNikolos joined Eurobank in 2004 and assumed the IROrole. Dimitris took part in the Ä1.2bn rights issue con-cluded in Sept 2007. Academic & Professional educa-tion. Dimitris Nikolos is a Chemical Engineer by train-ing. He also gained an MBA from Sheffield Universityand the CFA designation.

IRO Name: Yannis ChalarisIRO Title: IR ManagerAddress: 20, Amalias Ave., 105 57, Athens, GreeceTelephone: +30 210 3337954Fax: +30 210 3337160Email: ychalaris@eurobank.gr

Yannis Chalaris is a senior I.R.manager at Eurobank EFG. Hejoined the I.R. team at the very firststages of its inception in 2001, con-tributing to the built up of its promi-nent profile. Yannis has frequentcontacts with investors and analysts

in Europe and the US and he has participated in nu-merous roadshows and conferences the last 9 years ofhis employment within Eurobank. Before joining thebank, Yannis was a banking analyst at NBG Securities.He Holds a Masters Degree in Finance from the Uni-versity of Strathclyde in Glasgow and a Degree in Eco-nomics from the University of Piraeus.

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EUROBANK PROPERTIES REAL ESTATEINVESTMENT COMPANY

Sector - Subsector: Real Estate - Specialty REITsCompany website: www.eurobankproperties.gr

IR Contact: Stelios ProbonasAddress: 6 Siniosoglou Str., 142 34, Nea IoniaTelephone: +30 210 352 3400Fax: +30 210 352 3510Email: eurobankproperties@eurobank.gr

EUROBROKERS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Insurance - Insurance BrokersCompany website: www.eurobrokers.gr

IRO Name: Prassas AlexandrosIRO Title: Investor Relations & Corporate Announce-ments OfficerAddress: 100 Kifisias Ave., 151 25, AthensTelephone: +30 210 812 3700Fax: +30 210 614 0211Email: info@eurobrokers.gr

EUROCONSULTANTS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services -Business Support ServicesCompany website: www.euroconsultants.gr

IR Contacts: Eleni Chanoglou, Apostolos Apostolidis Address: 21 Antoni Tritsi, 55102, ThessalonikiTelephone: +30 2310 804 000Fax: +30 2310 804 100Email: mattheopoulou@euroconsultants.com.gr

EURODRIP S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Chemicals - Specialty ChemicalsCompany website: http://www.eurodrip.com

IRO Name: Chamakou MariannaIRO Title: IR Officer & Financial Analyst Address: 55 Km National Road Athens - Lamia InofytaTelephone: +30 22620 54800Fax: +30 22620 54831Email: m.chamakou@eurodrip.gr

Chamakou Marianna is IR officer in Eurodrip SA theEuropean Leader in manufacturing and supplying inte-gral driplines. She has held a position as an InternalAuditor in Optima AEEX. She holds 2 BA degrees onefrom University of Athens in Mathematics and from Uni-versity of Peiraias in Economics .

EUROHOLDINGS CAPITAL AND INVESTMENT CORP

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Farming & FishingCompany website: www.euroholdings.gr

IRO Name: Alexandra RoukaIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 39 Panepistimiou Str., 105 64, AthensTelephone: +30 210 3319149Fax: +30 210 3319932Email: a.rouka@euroholdings.gr

Alexandra Rouka was born in Ioannina on May 19th,1978. She holds a degree in Economic Sciences fromthe National and Kapodistrian University of Athens andan MBA from ALBA Graduate Business School. In 2001she worked in the Research and Analysis Departmentof Atlas Securities SA and in 2003 she became incharge of that department. Since November 2003 sheis working in Euroholdings Capital and InvestmentCorp. and Perseus Specialty Food Products SA as anInvestor Relations Officer. From July 2006 she enteredEuroholdings’ Board of Directors and now holds the ti-tle of Vice President. She speaks fluent English andgood German.

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EUROLINE INVESTMENTS CLOSED & INVESTMENT COMPANY

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Equity Investment InstrumentsCompany website: www.eurolineaeex.gr

IR Contact: George KouvatseasAddress: 8 Dragatsaniou, 105 59, AthensTelephone: +30 210 684 2320Fax: +30 210 684 2168

EUROMEDICA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Health Care - Health Care ProvidersCompany website: www.euromedica.gr

IRO Name: George StamatakisIRO Title: Group Investor Relations Officer Address: 178 Kifisias Av., 152 31 Chalandri – Athens, GreeceTelephone: +30 210 6780200Fax: +30 210 6710172Email: ir@euromedica.gr

Between 1997-2003 Mr Stamatakis was at KERDOSPUBLISHING SA at the Public Relations Dept. and from2005 until today he works at EUROMEDICA SA and hisposition is Group IRO. He graduated in 2003 from theAmerican College of Greece with BSc in Business Ad-ministration, and he graduated from CCCU of Kent UKin 2004 with MSc in Business Administration. Spokenlanguages English and French.

EUROPEAN RELIANCE GEN. INSURANCE CO. S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Insurance - Property & Casualty InsuranceCompany website: www.europisti.gr

IRO Name: Stefanos VerzovitisIRO Title: General Manager of Finance & AdministrationAddress: 274 Kifisias Ave., 152 32, Chalandri, AthensTelephone: +30 210 682 9601Fax: +30 210 684 4780Email: sverzovitis@europisti.gr

Sep-2000 to Present: EUROPEANRELIANCE GENERAL INSURANCECO, Athens (Insurance company :General Manager of Finance & Ad-ministration). Dec-1998 to Aug-2000:ZIRIDIS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZA-TION SA, Athens (Private education-

al organization : Finance & Administration Manager).Dec-1997 to Nov-1998: ONASSIS CARDIAC SURGERYCENTER, Athens (Government owned hospital : Finan-cial Manager). Feb-1991 to Dec-1997: S.C.JOHNSONWAX, Athens (Privately held international manufacturerof fast consuming products-{ Jan-1994 to Dec-1997:Finance and I/S Manager}{Feb-1991 to Dec-1993:Managerial Accountant}). Oct-1985 to Jan-1991:ELASTIKA MICHELIN SA, Athens (Worldwide tire man-ufacturer- [Apr-1987 to Jan-1991 : Credit Controller][Oct-1985 to Mar-1987 : Senior Accountant]). EDUCA-TION: Economic University (ASOEE) 1981, BusinessAdministration dpt, Fluent in English, French.

EVROFARMA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.evrofarma.gr

IR Contact: Maria Kirtsopoulou Address: 3rd Km, Alexandroupolis-Borders Rd, 681 00, AlexandroupolisTelephone: +30 25510 88120/-150Fax: +30 25510 88153Email: info@evrofarma.gr

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FASHION BOX GREECE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.fashionbox.gr

IRO Name: Adamantios SotiropoulosIRO Title: Investor Relations & Corporate Communications OfficerAddress: 90 Kapodistriou, Nea Ionia, 142 35Telephone: +30 210 271 7757Fax: + 30 210 271 3690Email: ir@fashionbox.gr

Adamantios Sotiropoulos, 36 years old, is a holder ofa B.Sc. in Law from National & Kapodestrian Universi-ty of Athens. He worked as a trainee Lawyer in D.Manolis lawfirm in Athens and Edwards & Angel Lawfirm in New York. After that, he worked for 5 years as afull time Licensed Attorney at Law in Theo V. SioufasLaw Offices in Piraeus, handling Civil, Commercial andMaritime law cases. On 2002 he was appointed as IROof Fashion Box Greece S.A., where he holds this postuntil today.

F.G. EUROPE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Durable Household ProductsCompany website: www.fgeurope.gr

IRO Name: Evagelos LianopoulosIRO Title: Deputy General Manager and Head of In-vestor Relations and Shareholder RelationsAddress: 128 Vouliagmenis Ave., 166 74, GlyfadaTelephone: +30 210 969 6500Fax: +30 210 960 3802Email: ir@fgeurope.gr

Evagelos Lianopoulos was born in1952 in Naxos, Greece. He is aGraduate of the University of Pi-raeus, Department of Economics,specialized in financing, accountingand taxation. Financial Directorsince 1990, whereas since 1997 he

held the position of General Director. He joined theGroup in 1978 and he has worked as Accounting Man-ager since 1986. He has also been a member of theBoard of Directors since 1991 and Managing Director

from 1997 until his resignation from the board in Sep-tember 2001. Currently in F.G. Europe S.A. he holdsthe position of Deputy General Manager and Head ofInvestor Relations and Shareholder Relations.

FHL I. KIRIAKIDIS MARBLES AND GRANITES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.fhl.gr

Chairman & Director: Ilias KiriakidisAddress: Industrial Zone Of Drama, 661 00Telephone: +30 25210 81360Fax: +30 25210 81366Email: fhl@dra.forthnet.gr

Mr Ilias Kiriakidis was born in Drama in 1950 and hehas graduated of the school of merchant marine offi-cers. He speaks English, Italian and German. At first hewas working as a merchant shipâ_ìs captain for abouta decade. From 1979 to 1990 he worked at the com-pany G. LAZARIDIS MARMARA DRAMAS S.A. which isthe second largest marble industry in Greece, initiallyas Technical Director and in 1984 and then as GeneralManager responsible for sales abroad. Because of itsposition he has acquired and cultivated major contactsaround the world and has managed to make knownthe Greek marble in inaccessible markets (Japan, Sin-gapore, Hong - Kong, USA etc). In 1990 he participat-ed in the establishment of I. Kiriakidis Marbles - Gran-ites SA which is among the major firms and has one ofthe most modern factories. Today the company withthe firm FHL I. Kiriakidis Marbles and Granite S.A. is In-cluded in the most successful companies in marble in-dustry allocating one of the most modern marble fac-tories, modern equipment and well trained staff.

MERMEREN KOMBINAT A.D. PRILEP

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - General MiningCompany website: www.mermeren-sivec.com.mk

IR Contacts: Theodoros Malfas, Christine SipherAddress: KrusevskiPat b.b., PrilepTelephone: +30 210 33 19 560Fax: +30 210 33 19 569Email: info@mermeren-sivec.com.mk

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FIERATEX S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.fieratex.gr

IR Contact: Zaharoula Kotanidou Address: Nea Santa, 545 00, KilkisTelephone: +30 23410 64403Fax: +30 23410 64481Email: thakour@fieratex.gr

FINTEXPORT S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.fintexport.gr

IR Contacts: Maria Psaltouli, Aggelos Voglis Address: 21 Helmou Str., 145 65, Agios StefanosTelephone: +30 210 814 1003, 210 814 1025Fax: +30 210 8141980 , 210 814 1553Email: metoxes@fintexport.gr

FLEXOPACK S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services -Containers & PackagingCompany website: www.flexopack.gr

IR Contacts: Assimina Ginossati, Stavros Megoulis Address: Tzima, P.O. Box 136, 194 00 KoropiTelephone: +30 210 662 5630/-1Fax: +30 210 662 6583Email: anastasios.lyberopoulos@flexopack.gr

FLOUR MILLS C. SARANTOPOULOS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.ksarantopoulos.gr

Address: 3 Dimokratias Ave., 187 56, KeratsinionTelephone: +30 210 412 4731Fax: +30 210 4124734Email: sarantopoulos@internet.gr

FLOUR MILLS KEPENOS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.kepenos.gr

IR Contact: Andriana ArgiropoulouAddress: Industrial Area of Patra, PatraTelephone: +30 2610 241 940Fax: +30 2610 647 173Email: mkepenos@kepenos.gr

FOLLI FOLLIE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.follifollie.com

IRO Name: Mantalena KasidiaropoulouIRO Title: Investor Relations ManagerAddress: 23rd km AtËinon-Lamias, Agios Stefanos,145 65Telephone: +30 210 624 1000 (ext. 141)Fax: +30 210 624 1100Email: mkasidiaropoulou@follifollie.gr

Mantalena Kasidiaropoulou gradu-ated at the University of Heidelberg,she holds a Masters degree from theUniversity of Basle in economics,European law and political scienceand did postgraduate studies inManagement at the University of

Brussels. She started her professional career in the Eu-ropean Parliament in Brussels and joined in 1997 theBank of New York. After seven years at DeutscheBank, she joined in June 2006 Folli Follie. Languages:German, English, Greek, French.

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FORTHNET S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - InternetCompany website: www.forthnet.gr

IRO Name: Giorgos M. Dermitzakis IRO Title: IROAddress: Manis Street 153 51 Kantza PalliniTelephone: +30 210 955 9258Mobile: +30 693 705 7102Fax: +30 210 955 9055Email: gder@forthnet.gr

Mr Dermitzakis joined Forthnet in 2000 soon after thecompany was listed in Athens Stock Exchange. Hehelped the company to successfully conclude two signif-icant capital increases of 120 million euro in 2006 and of300 million euro in 2008, as well as to defend the com-pany against a hostile a takeover attempt in 2005. He hasalso being involved in raising debt for the company. Heholds a BEng in Computer Systems Engineering fromthe University of Kent and an MA in Finance from theUniversity of Newcastle.

FOURLIS HOLDINGS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Durable Household ProductsCompany website: www.fourlis.gr

IRO Name: George AlevizosIRO Title: Finance Manager (Treasury, IR, Risk Management) Address: 340 Kifissias Ave., N. Psychico, 154 51Telephone: +30 210 6293004Mobile: +30 6944 250260Fax: +30 210 6293205Email: george.alevizos@fourlis.gr

Mr Alevizos was born in Kalamata,Messinia Prefecture in 1967. A Greeknational, he holds a degree in math-ematics from the University of Patrasand an M.B.A. in Finance from AL-BA. He is licensed as a Special Trad-er on the Athens Derivatives Ex-

change (ADEX) and holds a Trader\'s certificate fromthe International Currency Traders Association (ACI).He joined the Xios Bank Dealing Room, initially as aMoney Market Junior Dealer for one year and then asa Foreign Exchange Dealer and Senior Dealer for 4years. He joined Fourlis Group in April 2000 as Group

Corporate Treasurer and currently he holds the posi-tion of Finance Manager responsible for treasury, in-vestor relations and risk management in the Group.

FRIGOGLASS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Industrial MachineryCompany website: www.frigoglass.com

IRO Name: Lillian PhillipsIRO Title: Head of Corporate Communications andInvestor RelationsAddress: 15 A. Metaxa Str., 145 64, Kifissia, AthensTelephone: +30 210 6165757Mobile: +30 6946 125140Fax: +30 210 6199097Email: lphillips@frigoglass.com

Lillian was appointed Head of Cor-porate Communications and InvestorRelations in July 2009. She joinedFrigoglass Group in 2002 as InvestorRelations Manager. She started hercareer in 1993 working at First Chica-go Bank in Private Banking where

she worked for four years. In 1998 she continued hercareer at ABN AMRO bank in Greece in Private Bankingand asset management and a year later she moved toPiraeus Securities as a sales and new investment prod-ucts. Lillian holds a degree Business Administration de-gree from Loyola University in Chicago and has attend-ed a graduate programme in Finance at the Universityof Chicago Graduate School Of Business.

GALAXIDI FISH FARMING S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Farming & FishingCompany website: www.gmf-sa.gr

Address: Anemokampi, 330 52, Galaxidi, GreeceTelephone: +30 22650 41840Fax: +30 22650 41197Email: gmf-sa@hol.gr

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GEK TERNA GROUP

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Real EstateHolding & DevelopmentCompany website: www.gekterna.gr

IRO Name: Aristotelis SpiliotisIRO Title: Corporate Finance & Investor RelationsAddress: 85 Mesogeion Str., 115 26, AthensTelephone: +30 210 696 8431Fax: +30 210 696 8076Email: tspiliotis@gekgroup.gr

Aristotelis Spiliotis has worked in the following posi-tions: Development Investments (1993 – 1995) AssistantAnalyst, Lamda Finance 1998-1999) Financial Analyst,AIAS FINANCE Venture Capital (2000-2001) FinancialAnalyst, INTRALOT S.A (2001 -2003) Investor relations,GEK TERNA Group (2003-present) Investor Relations.He has a BSc in Business Administration (Dept. of Busi-ness Administration, Economic University of Athens)and an MSc in Finance and Investment (University ofBrunel-England). He speaks English and French.

GEKE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - HotelsCompany website: www.president.gr

IR Contacts: D. Chronopoulos, G.Sofokleous Address: 43 Kifisias Ave., 115 23, AthensTelephone: +30 210 698 9000Fax: +30 210 692 4900 – 968Email: president@president.gr

GEN. COMMERCIAL & IND.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Industrial SuppliersCompany website: www.geb.gr

IR Contact: Ioannis KarvelasAddress: 18th Km, Athens-Corinth National Road,193 00, AspropyrgosTelephone: +30 210 5514600, +30 2310 707059Fax: +30 210 557 2343Email: Th.Konidaris@geb.gr

GENERAL BANK OF GREECE

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.geniki.gr

IRO Name: Kleopatra KyriaziIRO Title: Head of IR UnitAddress: 109 – 111 Mesogeion Ave., 109 11, AthensTelephone: +30 210 6976116Mobile: +30 693 6615975Fax: +30 210 6975706Email: kleopatra.kyriazi@geniki.gr

Kleopatra Kyriazi was appointedhead of I.R. Unit of GENIKI Bank onSeptember 2008. Prior to this posi-tion, she was responsible for the Man-agement Office of the Bank, since2004. Before joining GENIKI, she wasworking in STET Hellas S.A. (now

Wind) as legal advisor & regulatory officer. Her carrierstarted in EUTELAT, in Paris, where she was working aslegal advisor on a specific project for European Satellites.With a PhD (Doctorat) in Public Law of the UniversityRENE DESCARTES -PARIS V, in Paris, she accom-plished her legal background. Graduated from theAthens University, she continued her studies in Franceand during her postgraduate studies (DEA) in the Uni-versity PARIS V, she started focusing her researches inthe fields of the deregulation of the public markets, whichwas also the topic of her thesis. Member of the AthensBar Association, Kleopatra is fluent in French and Eng-lish, while Greek is her mother language.

HALKOR S.A (FORMER VECTOR)

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - Nonferrous MetalsCompany website: www.halcor.gr

IR Contacts: Charalambos Theofilis, Evangelos Kotsios Address: Pyrgos Athinon-Ktirio B’, 2-4 Mesogeion Ave., 177 78Telephone: +30 210 489 8395Fax: +30 210 489 8395Email: tpanag@halcor.vionet.gr

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HATZIOANNOU S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.hatzi.gr

IRO Name: Thanos MaltezakisIRO Title: Investor Relations Officer Address: 1, Syrou Str. Anthoussa Attica, 153 49 Telephone: +30 210 6609924Fax: +30 210 6664807Email: ir@spriderstores.com

Thanos Maltezakis holds a Bache-lor of Arts in Management, focusedin Organizational Behavior from theAmerican College of Greece and aM.B.A. focused in Finance from theAthens Laboratory of Business Ad-ministration (ALBA). He was occu-

pied for nearly a decade in the brokerage sector, ini-tially in equity research and then in the provision of in-vestment banking services. Since January 2007 he isSPRIDER STORES investor relations officer. Simulta-neously, as of December 2008 he took over the sameposition in HADJIOANNOU S.A. He speaks Greek,English and French.

HELLAS ONLINE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - SoftwareCompany website: www.hol.gr/ir

IR Contact: Athina MastagakiAddress: Adrianeiou 2 & Papada, 115 25 AthensTelephone: + 30 213 000 4195Fax: + 30 213 000 5190Email: ir@hol.net

HELLENIC FABRICS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.hellenicfabrics.com

IRO Name: Ekaterini PapatsaIRO Title: Group Investor & Public Relations OfficerAddress: 26 Komninon Street - GR-546 24 Thessaloniki- GreeceTelephone: +30 2310 366700Fax: +30 2310 366877Email: katerina.papatsa@hellenicfabrics.gr

Public Relations Officer since 1990 HELLENIC FAB-RICS S.A. - Group Investor & Public Relations officersince March 2008 Academic degrees: Univeristy ofMacedonia - Business Admisnistration Foreign lan-guages: English, French

HELLENIC CABLES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Electrical Components & EquipmentCompany website: www.cablel.gr

IRO Name: Stavros StavropoulosIRO Title: Strategic Planning & Investor Relations Offi-cerAddress: 69th km Old National Road Athens-ThebesTelephone: + 30 22620 86675Fax: + 30 22620 86606Email: sstaurop@cablel.vionet.gr

Stavros Stavropoulos joined Hellenic Cables Groupin 2007 and his responsibilities include strategic &business planning, budgeting & reporting and investorrelations. Prior to joining Hellenic Cables, Mr.Stavropoulos held the position of Senior Sales Execu-tive in the export department of Halcor. He holds a BScin Operational Reasearch & Marketing and and MSc inFinance and Banking from the Athens University ofEconomics & Business (ASSOE) and is currently un-dertaking the \"Executive Master’s Program for Finan-cial Directors\" at the Hellenic Management Associa-tion (EEDE). He is fluent in English & German and hasa working knowledge of French.

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HELLENIC DUTY FREE SHOPS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Specialty RetailersCompany website: www.dutyfreeshops.gr

IRO Name: Theodore GitzosIRO Title: Investor Relations Manager - Financial &Business AnalystAddress: 23rd km Athens Lamia National HighwayTelephone: +30 210 626 9837Fax: +30 210 626 9617Email: tgitzos@dutyfreeshops.gr

Theodore Gitzos from April 1991 toNovember 1999 was employed inN.D. Devletoglou Securities & Invest-ment Services S. A. (Piraeus Securi-ties) mainly as a financial and invest-ment banking analyst while from De-cember 1999 to June 2004 he held

the position of Investor Relations Manager of LavipharmS.A. From July 2004 he assumed his current positionwhich is the Investor Relations Manager of Hellenic Du-ty Free Shops S.A. He holds a B.Sc. degree in Mathe-matics with a minor in Business Administration from theUniversity of La Verne, having postgraduate studies inHenley Management College (MBA) and in HellenicBusiness Management Association (Executive Master’sProgram for Financial Directors). From 2004 he is alsoattending (part time) the Investor Relations CertificateProgram of the Irvine, University of California. Awardedwith the “Best IR practice by a small cap company”award for 2003 served as Vice-President (April 2002 –November 2004) and was one of the seven foundingmembers of the Hellenic Investor Relations Institute(HIRI). Member of the Greek MENSA and a RegularMember of the National Investor Relations Institute(NIRI). He is married and the proud father of two sons.

HELLENIC EXCHANGES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Investment ServicesCompany website: www.helex.gr

IRO Name: Simos SpyrouIRO Title: Strategic Planning, Communication & Investor Relations DirectorAddress: 110 Athinon Ave., 10442, AthensTelephone: +30 210 336 6616Fax: +30 210 336 6333Email: S.Spyrou@helex.gr

Mr. Simos Spyrou has been work-ing at the HELEX Group since 1997where he presently holds the posi-tion of Director of Strategic Planning,Communication and Investor Rela-tions. He was born in 1974 and stud-ied Mechanical Engineering at Ox-

ford University in England. He holds post graduate de-grees in Engineering, Economics & Management fromOxford University and Banking & Finance from theEconomic University of Athens. He is married and hastwo children.

HELLENIC FISHFARMING S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Farming & FishingCompany website: www.helfish.gr

IR Contact: Marina KrontiriAddress: 48 Pentelis Ave. , 152 35, VrilissiaTelephone: +30 210 613 1666, 210 613 2666Fax: +30 210 613 2367Email: vdakos@helfish.gr

HELLENIC PETROLEUM S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Oil & Gas - Integrated Oil & GasCompany website: www.helpe.gr

Address: 8A Chimarras Str., 15125, MarousiTelephone: +30 210 6302000Fax: +30 210 6302510, 210 6302511Email: info@hellenic-petroleum.gr

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HELLENIC SUGAR INDUSTRY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.ebz.gr

IR Contacts: Charalambos Rallis, Sofia StavridouAddress: 34 Mitropoleos Str., 541 10, Thessaloniki Telephone: +30 2310 269 555, +30 2310 296 546Fax: +30 2310 263 157, +30 2310 228 221Email: shares@ebz.gr

HERACLES GENERAL CEMENT COMPANY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.lafarge.gr

IR Contact: Michael MichelisAddress: 49 – 51 S. Venizelou Str., 141 23, LycovrisiTelephone: +30 210 289 8111, +30 210 289 8232Fax: +30 210 281 9306, +30 210 289 8303Email: info@lafarge.gr

HIPPOTOUR S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Farming & FishingCompany website: www.ippotour.gr

IR Contact: Kiriaki Gouskou Address: 103 Kallirois Str., 176 71, AthensTelephone: +30 210 6634791, +30 210 6634793Fax: +30 210 6645015Email: arkolakisd@ippotour.gr

HITECH SNT S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - SoftwareCompany website: www.hitechsnt.gr

IR Contact: Calliope Chatzaki Address: 5 Kilkis & Metron Str., 142 31, Nea Ionia, AthensTelephone: +30 210 278 7100Fax: +30 210 279 5266

I. KLOUKINAS - I. LAPPAS S.A. CONSTR.AND COM.COMP.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.klmate.gr

IRO Contact: Maria PrintsiouAddress: 3rd Paster Str., 115 21 Athens, GreeceTelephone: +30 210 48 21 186Fax: +30 210 48 21 063Email: mprintsiou@klmate.gr

Maria Printsiou has a Degree in Finance from the Na-tional & Kapodistrian University of Athens (1989-1993). Her career started as an assistant accountant in Apol-lon Airlines SA (1995-1998). Afterwards she was em-ployed as an accountant in the subsidiary company ofArrow International (USA) Medical Products (1998-2002). From 2002 until 2004 she was Head of FinancialAnalysis Department of I. Kloukinas-I. Lappas SA andsince 2004 Manager of the IR department.

IASO S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Health Care - Health CareProvidersCompany website: www.iaso.gr

IR Contacts: Emmanouil Doulgerakis, ChristinaSkarmeaAddress: 37-39 Kifisias Ave., 151 23, Marousi, AthensTelephone: +30 210 618 4000Fax: +30 210 618 4158Email: metoxes@iaso.gr

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IDEAL GROUP S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Electronic Office EquipmentCompany website: www.ideal.gr

IR Contact: Aikaterini PsifiAddress: 25 Kreontos Str., 104 42, AthensTelephone: +30 210 519 3900Fax: +30 210 519 3910Email: investor@ideal.gr

IKONA-ICHOS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Specialty RetailersCompany website: www.e-h.gr

IRO Name: Stratos KalamantisIRO Title: Head of Investor Relations Address: 57 Symeonidi Str., ThessalonikiTelephone: +30 2310 989170Fax: +30 2310 989200Email: xaa@e-h.gr

Stratos Kalamantis was born in Thessaloniki in 1971.He has a degree in Economics from Panteios Universityof Athens and a Master degree (M.B.A. specialized in Fi-nance) from Keele University (UK). Furthermore, Mr.Kalamantis is certified as an investment advisor fromGreek Capital Market Commission (HRCMC). He speaksEnglish fluently and he has followed several seminars rel-ative to IR and finance. In 2002 he joint IKONA ICHOS SAin the Economic Department and in early 2004 he be-came Head of Investors Relations. In parallel, in IKONAICHOS SA, he deals with budgeting-reporting and finan-cial statements with International Financial ReportingStandards (IFRSs). Prior to IKONA ICHOS SA he workedin Egnatia Securities (in Thessaloniki branch) as an ana-lyst, in the department of private-clients support.

IKTINOS HELLAS S.A.- GREEK MARBLE INDUSTRY

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.iktinos.gr

IR Contact: Dimitra KrikzoniAddress: 7 Lycovriseos Str., 144 52, MetamorfosiTelephone: +30 210 282 6825, 210 285 6342Fax: +30 210 281 8574Email: info@iktinos.gr

ILYDA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - SoftwareCompany website: www.ilyda.com

IR Contact: Efstratios FragoulisAddress: 29 Adrianeiou Str., 115 25, AthensTelephone: +30 210 670 5000Fax: +30 210 670 5050Email: sfrag@ilyda.com

IMPERIO ARGO GROUP S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Transportation ServicesCompany website: www.imperio.gr

IR Contacts: Sophia Kilifi, Dimitra Likoudi Address: 11-13 Mavrokordatou Str., 185 38, PiraeusTelephone: +30 210 458 3800Fax: +30 210 458 3894Email: info@imperio.gr

INFO-QUEST S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer ServicesCompany website: www.quest.gr

IRO Contact: Dimitris PapadiamantopoulosIRO Title: Group Financial ControllerAddress: 25 Al. Pantou Ave., 176 71, Kallithea Telephone: +30 211 999 4762Mobile: +30 6999 994 762Fax: +30 211 999 4530Email: d.papadiamantopoulos@info.quest.gr

INFORM P. LYKOS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Business Support ServicesCompany website: www.lykos.gr

IR Contact: Konstantinos Lagios, Commercial DirectorAddress: 5th Klm Varis - Koropiou Ave.Telephone: +30 210 669 7500Fax: +30 210 662 3536Email: k.lagios@lykos.gr

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Konstantinos Lagios was born inAthens in 1972. He holds a BachelorDegree in Business Administrationfrom Athens University of Econom-ics and Business and an MBA de-gree from Strathclyde GraduateBusiness School. He joined the

company in 2001, coming from the Financial Servicessector, in the position of Investor Relation Manager. In2002, he took also the responsibility of the Media Re-lations, while in January 2003 he joined the MarketingDepartment. Since the beginning of 2004 he holds theposition of the Marketing and Communication Director.In October 2005, he was assigned as Sales Manager inthe Financial Unit. Since February 2008 KonstantinosLagios holds the position of Commercial Director of In-form P. Lykos S.A.

INFORMER S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer ServicesCompany website: www.informer.gr

IR Contacts: Despina Armara, Dionisios PollatosAddress: 4 Syngrou Ave. & Aftokratoros Nikolaou Str.,176 71, Athens Telephone: +30 210 900 9200Fax: +30 210 924 1633Email: stocks@informer.gr

INTERFISH AQUACULTURE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Farming & FishingCompany website: www.interfish.gr

IR Contact: Ioanna TzaveAddress: 30 Navarxou Nikodimou Str., 105 56 AthensTelephone: +30 210 3724 9000Fax: +30 210 3724 9009Email: info@interfish.gr

INTERINVEST INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENTS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Equity Investment InstrumentsCompany website: www.interinvest.gr

IR Contact: Andromachi FilipoppoulouAddress: 28 Voukourestiou Str., 106 71 AthensTelephone: +30 210 364 1221/-3/-5Fax: +30 210 361 4002Email: sakellaridis@interinvest.gr

INTERTECH S.A. INTER. TECHNOLOGIES

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer HardwareCompany website: www.intertech.gr

IR Contact: Helen SkeparniaAddress: 24 Afroditis & Rizountos Str., 166 77,Helliniko, Athens Telephone: +30 210 969 2300Fax: +30 210 964 8588Email: eofficer@intertech.gr

INTRACOM CONSTRUCTIONS S.A. TECHN & STEEL CONSTRUCTIONS

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.intrakat.gr

IR Contact: Ioanna PapavasiliouAddress: 19th Km. Paianias - Markopoulou Av., 190 02 PaianiaTelephone: +30 210 667 7700, +30 210 667 4346Fax: +30 210 664 6354, +30 210 667 7193Email: ir@intrakat.gr, info@intrakat.gr

INTRACOM S.A. HOLDINGS

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Telecommunications EquipmentCompany website: www.intracom.com

IRO Name: Ioannis MantzarisIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 19km Markopoulou Ave., Peania, 19002, GreeceTelephone: +30 210 667 9902Fax: +30 210 667 1011Email: iman@intracom.gr

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Ioannis Mantzaris after graduatingfrom Athens College in 1986, en-rolled at the American College ofGreece (Deree College) pursuing aBachelor's degree in Business Ad-ministration. He graduated in 1990with a Major in Accounting and Fi-

nance. Military service was a necessary break until1992, when he enrolled at Boston College in ChestnutHill, Massachussetts, USA. He graduated in 1993,earning a Master of Science degree in Finance. Hisfirst encounter with the business community, was atNationale Nederlanden Mutual Funds. He joined in1994 as an investment analyst. In 1996, after a briefstop at Midland Pandelakis Securities as a bond trad-er, he joined the newlly formed ETBA NatWest MutualFunds as Fund Manager. He remained at that positionuntil 2000, when the company has changed to ETBAP&K Mutual Funds. In 2000, he moved to the parentcompany P&K Capital AXEPEY in the Asset manage-ment dept., and in 2001 he joined the institutional salestrading desk of P&K Securities. Since September2002, he has been appointed Investor Relations Officerin INTRACOM HOLDINGS SA, the position that he hastoday. During his stock market days (especially be-tween 1999-2001), he has had articles in the financialpress, as well as a part time position in the AthensStock Exchange Training Center, instructing candi-dates for mutual funds sales networks.

INTRALOT S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - GamblingCompany website: www.intralot.com

IRO Name: Elias AthanasiouIRO Title: Financial Analysis & Investor Relations Director Address: 64 Kifissias Ave. & 3 Premetis Str., GreeceTelephone: +30 210 615 6000Fax: +30 210 615 6128Email: gennata@intralot.com

Elias Athanasiou, Financial Analysisand Investor Relations Director EliasAthanasiou joined INTRALOT in mid-2003 as Financial Analysis & InvestorRelations Manager and in 2005 hewas promoted to Director. Previouslyhe has worked as an equity analyst

for four years and as a corporate finance analyst at theInteramerican Insurance Group for two years. He holdsa B.Sc. Cum Laude in Marketing from ULV Californiaand an M.Sc. in Finance from the University of Strath-

clyde, UK. In 2003 he became a CFA Charterholder(Chartered Financial Analyst). Previously he has workedas an equity analyst for four years and as a corporate fi-nance analyst at the Interamerican Insurance Group fortwo years. He holds a B.Sc. Cum Laude in Marketingfrom ULV California and an M.Sc. in Finance from theUniversity of Strathclyde, UK. In 2003 he became a CFACharterholder (Chartered Financial Analyst).

IONIAN HOTEL ENT.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - HotelsCompany website: www.ionianhe.gr

IR Contacts: Eirini Saxa, Georgia Thodosi Kontou Address: 6 Filellinon Str.., 105 57, Athens Telephone: +30 210 726 7700Fax: +30 210 726 7798Email: ionianhotels@alpha.gr

J. & P. - AVAX S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.jp-avax.gr

IR Contacts: Elisabeth Michailari, Agelos Kiosklis Address: 16 Amarousiou-Halandriou Str., 151 25, MarousiTelephone: +30 210 637 5000Fax: +30 210 610 4380Email: investor_relations@jp-avax.gr

J.BOUTARIS & SON HOLDING S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Distillers & VintnersCompany website: www.boutarigroup.gr

IR Contact: Kleopatra ChristouAddress: 134 New Monastiriou Str., 563 34, ThessalonikiTelephone: +30 2310 706400, +30 210 6605200Fax: +30 2310 770124, +30 210 6037952E-mail: cleopatra.christou@boytarigroup.gr

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JUMBO SA

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods- Toys

Company website: www.jumbo.gr

IRO Name: Karamitsoli AmaliaIRO Title: Investor Relation OfficerAddress: 9 Kyprou & Idras str,183 46 Moschato Telephone: +30 210 4805267Fax: +30 210 4805242Email: metohon@jumbo.gr

Amalia Karamitsoli was appointed Investor RelationsOfficer of Jumbo SA in June 2007. She started her ca-reer in 1999 at National Securities (affiliated companyof the National Bank of Greece) working since 2003 asan analyst. She is a Certified Equity & Market Analystfrom the Hellenic Capital Market Commission. Sheholds a M.Sc. in Financial Analysis form University ofPiraeus, a first Degree in Public Administration from thePanteion University.

KARAMOLENGOS BAKERY INDUSTRY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.karamolegos-bkr.gr

IR Contact: Nikoleta Papakonstantinou Address: Tzima, Koropi Industrial Area, 194 00 KoropiTelephone: +30 210 669 4200Fax: +30 210 669 4299Email: karamolegos@ath.forthnet.gr

KARATZIS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Containers & PackagingCompany website: www.karatzis.gr

IRO Name: Dimitris ArchontopoulosIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: Ind. Area Herakleion, P.O. Box 1490, 711 10, Herakleion - CreteTelephone: +30 2810 382 900Fax: +30 2810 381 400Email: hermes@karatzis.gr

Dimitris Archontopoulos holds aBSc in Economics from University ofPiraeus and an MSc in Economicsfrom University of Macedonia. Hehas been working in Karatzis SAsince 2004 and is responsible for In-vestors Relations since June 2007.

KARELIA TOBACCO COMPANY INC. S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -TobaccoCompany website: www.karelia.gr

IR Contact: Georgios Alevizopoulos Address: Athinon Rd, 241 00, KalamataTelephone: +30 27210 69002Fax: +30 27210 69080Email: info@karelia.gr

KATHIMERINI PUBLISHING S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Media - PublishingCompany website: www.kathimerini.gr

IR Contact: N. Tsironi Address: 2 Dim. Falireos & Ethnarchou Makariou Str.,185 47 PiraeusTelephone: +30 210 480 8000Fax: +30 210 480 8202Email: logistirio@kathimerini.gr

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KEKROPS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - Travel & TourismCompany website: http://www.kekrops.gr

IR Contact: Christina Nikolaou Address: 6 Daphnes Str., 154 52, Psychiko Telephone: +30 210 67 12 071, 210 6713542Fax: +30 210 67 14 146Email: kekropsae@otenet.gr

KERAMIA-ALLATINI S.A. REAL ESTATEMANAGEMENT & HOLDING COMPANY

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Build-ing Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.ceramics-allatini.gr

IR Contact: Yiannis Kreonidis Address: Terma Harilaou, 541 10, ThessalonikiTelephone: +30 2310 316 361Fax: +30 2310 426478, 2310 316 588Email: info@ceramics-allatini.gr

KIRIACOULIS MEDITERRANEAN CRUISESSHIPPING S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - Travel & TourismCompany website: www.kiriacoulis.com

IR Contacts: Argiro Micha, Sotiria VelentzaAddress: 7 Alimou Ave., 17455, AthensTelephone: +30 210 988 6187-91Fax: +30 210 9885392Email: charter@kiriacoulis.com

KLEEMANN HELLAS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Industrial MachineryCompany website: www.kleemann.gr

IR Contacts: Konstantinos Koukountzos, Georgios AnagnostopoulosAddress: Industrial Zone Kilkis, 611 00 StavrochoriTelephone: +30 23410 38100Fax: +30 23410 38200Email: marketing@kleemann.gr

KLONATEX GROUP OF COMPANIES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.klonatex-group.gr

Address: Poseidonos 23, 144 52, MetamorfosiTelephone: +30 210 2838243 , 210 2838244Fax: +30 210 2838248Email: investors@klonatex.com

KNITWEAR FACTORY MAXIM C.M.PERTSINIDIS

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.maxim.com.gr

IR Contact: Panagiotis Tsikoudis Address: 18th Km, Thessaloniki-Serres Nat. Road,540 12, DrymosTelephone: +30 23940 72102-3 , 23940 71898Fax: +30 23940 72108Email: maxim@dataunion.gr

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KORDELLOS CH. BROS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - SteelCompany website: www.kordelos.gr

IR Contact: Gerasimos Korkontzelos Address: 50 Loytsas & Peloponnisoy Str., 196 00MandraTelephone: +30 210 550 0700Fax: +30 210 555 9043Email: kordelos@otenet.gr

KORRES NATURAL PRODUCTS

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Personal ProductsCompany website: www.korres.com

IRO Name: Athina LagouIRO Title: Head of Investor Relations and ShareholdersAddress: 57th Km Athens-Lamia National Road, 320 11, Inofita, GreeceTelephone: +30 22620 54651Fax: +30 22620 54 555Email: athina.lagou@korres.com

Athina Lagou is working for KorresNatural Products, as a Head of In-vestor Relations, since Feb. 2008.Her current responsibilities includethe creation of an efficient communi-cation strategy with the investmentcommunity and the equity analysts,

executing the company’s investment case both to thesell side and the buy side. Before joining Korres Natur-al Products, she worked in Vivartia Group (prior DeltaGroup) for 5 years since 2002, 2 years as part of the In-vestor Relations and Treasury Department and 3 yearsas Head of the Investor Relations. Prior to 2002, shehad been exposed to the Equity Capital Markets envi-ronment for 5 years, working as a Head of ResearchDepartment at Merit Securities and as a senior Finan-cial Analyst at Invetrix AELDE. She studied MaritimeStudies at the University of Piraeus and she got also aProfessional MBA-Certificate at the Athens Laboratoryof Business Administration (ALBA) in the field of Fi-nance. During her academic and professional years,she had participated in training courses, conferences,and she became also member of The Investor Rela-tions Society in London.

KOYMBAS SYNERGY GROUP

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Specialty FinanceCompany website: www.koumbas.gr

IR Contact: Alexandros PrassasAddress: 100, Kifisias Ave. & Marathonodromon Str.,151 25, MarousiTelephone: +30 210 812 3700Fax: +30 210 614 1798Email: koumbas@koumbas.gr

KRE.KA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Farming & FishingCompany website: www.kreka.gr

IR Contact: Maria KoidakiAddress: 13 Amynta Str. , 653 02, KavalaTelephone: +30 2510 222 270Fax: +30 2510 834 531 , 2510 231 902Email: kreka@otenet.gr

KRI-KRI MILK INDUSTRY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.krikri.gr

IR Contact: Konstantinos Sarmadakis Address: 3rd Km Serron-Dramas Rd, SerresTelephone: +30 23210 68300Fax: +30 23210 68311Email: investors@krikri.gr

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KTIMA KOSTAS LAZARIDIS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Distillers & VintnersCompany website: www.domaine-lazaridi.grIR Contacts: Despoina Giailidou Hariton Maronikolakis, Address: Adriani Drama, 661 00, DramaTelephone: +30 25210 82231 , 25210 82348Fax: +30 25210 82320Email: amethystos@otenet.gr

LAMBRAKIS PRESS

Sector - Subsector: Media - PublishingCompany website: www.dol.gr

IR Contact: Cleopatra GlinouAddress: 80 Michalakopoulou Str., 115 28, AthensTelephone: +30 211 365 7000 , 211 365 9482Fax: +30 211 365 9481 , 211 365 6401Email: dolase@dolnet.gr

LAMDA DEVELOPMENT S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Real Estate Holding & DevelopmentCompany website: www.lamda-development.net

IRO Name: Alexandros KokkidisIRO Title: Treasurer and Investor Relations DirectorAddress: 37A Kifissias Ave. (Golden Hall), Marousi,151 23, AthensTelephone: +30 210 745 0657Fax: +30 210 745 0645Email: akokkidis@lamda-development.net

Alexandros Kokkidis joined LAMDADevelopment in August 2002 in theposition of Treasurer and InvestorRelations Director. He previouslywas for two years General Managerof EUROBANK Telesis Finance, heldthe position of Director of Corporate

Banking and Finance at Telesis Investment Bank be-tween years 1990 and 2000, while previously and from1981 to 1990 he was Vice President with Citigroup,Greece, in the area of Corporate Banking. He holds aBSc and an MBA degree from the Universities ofSouthampton and Boston College respectively.

LAMPSA HOTEL CO.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - HotelsCompany website: www.lampsa.gr

IR Contact: Konstantinos Kiriakos Address: Vas. Georgiou Str., Hotel Grande Bretagne 1A, 105 64, AthensTelephone: +30 210 333 0000 , 210 333 0820-1Fax: +30 210 322 8034Email: info@hotelgrandebretagne-ath.gr

LANAKAM S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.lanakam.gr

IR Contact: V. Kostopoulos Address: 2-4 Mesogeion Ave., 115 27, AthensTelephone: +30 210 777 1033 , 210 777 1286Fax: +30 210 777 1404Email: lanakam@otenet.gr

LAN-NET S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Telecommunications - Fixed LineTelecommunicationsCompany website: www.lannet.gr

IR Contact: Konstantinos BratsikasAddress: 1 Konstantinoupoleos & Kifisou Ave., 121 32,PeristeriTelephone: +30 210 570 8300 , 210 570 8185Fax: +30 210 570 8322Email: investors@lannet.gr

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LAVIPHARM S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Health Care - PharmaceuticalsCompany website: www.lavipharm.com

IRO Name: Liana DimitrakopoulouIRO Title: Investor RelationsAddress: Ag. Marina Str., 190 02, PaianiaTelephone: +30 210 669 1141Fax: +30 210 669 1129Email: ldimitrakopoulou@lavipharm.gr

Liana Dimitrakopoulou joinedLavipharm Group Finance Divisionin 2004 and is responsible for In-vestors Relations since March 2006.Her responsibilities include provid-ing information to shareholders, theinvestment community and analysts,

communicating with the Athens Stock Exchange andCapital Markets Committee for corporate issues,preparing financial press releases, keeping the share-holders ledgers and providing shareholding structureinformation to the company’s Management Team. Pri-or to 2004, Liana has worked in ING Group Headquar-ters, in the Sales General Management, as a controller.She holds a BA in Finance and she is currently sittingfor an MBA in Banking and Finance. She speaksGreek, English and French.

LIBERIS PUBLICATIONS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Media - PublishingCompany website: www.liberis.gr

IRO Name: Georgia Vretou IRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 80 Ioannou Metaxa Str., Koropi, 194 00Telephone: +30 210 6688 412Fax: +30 210 6688 310Email: vrettou@liberis.gr

Georgia Vrettou holds a BA from University of Mary-land-European Division, in the field of Business Ad-ministration. For the past 10 years she is involved inMedia industry employed by Liberis Publications S.A,and from 2005 holds the position as an Investor Rela-tions Officer. Fluent in English and Italian language.

LIGHT METALS INDUSTRY

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - AluminumCompany website: www.etem.gr

IR Contacts: Emmanouel Kartsomichelakis, Alexandra TseniAddress: 1 Iroon Polytechniou, 190 18, Magoula Telephone: +30 210 5558402Fax: +30 210 4898500Email: ampafa@etem.vionet.gr

LIVANIS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Media - PublishingCompany website: www.livanis.gr

IR Contacts: Giorgos Kontaksis, Evanthia MoschouAddress: 98 Solonos Str. , 106 80, AthensTelephone: +30 210 366 1200Fax: +30 210 361 7791

LOGISMOS INFORMATION SYSTEMS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer ServicesCompany website: http://www.logismos.gr

IRO Name: George SeitanidisIRO Title: Investor Relations & Corporate Announcements Officer Address: BEPE Technopolis Thessalonikis, 9th Km Thessaloniki-Thermi Str., P.O.Box 21094 555 10 – Pylaia, ThessalonikiTelephone: +30 2310 502060Fax: +30 2310 502970Email: seitanidis@logismos.gr

Mr Seitanidis was occupied in man-agerial & other positions such assales, procurements manager, IT so-lutions and support manager, LargeAccounts, IRO, Quality AssuranceManager, etc. He currently holds aMasters degree in Business Admin-

istration (MBA) of the University of Sheffield and M.Sc.in computer science. He is member of the Internation-al Institute of Management and holds the ABAC Diplo-ma and Advanced Diploma.

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LOULIS MILLS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.loulisgroup.com

IR Contact: Ioannis Louloudakis Address: 1 Spetson Str. , 187 55, KeratsinionTelephone: +30 210 409 0100Fax: +30 210 409 0185Email: loulisathens@loulisgroup.com

M. J. MAILLIS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Containers & PackagingCompany website: www.maillis.gr

IRO Name: Dimitris KouvatsosIRO Title: Chief Restrusturing Officer and Acting CFOAddress: 5 Xenias Str. and Har. Trikoupi Str., Kifissia,145 62, AthensTelephone: +30 210 6285000Fax: +30 210 6285296Email: dimitris.kouvatsos@maillis.com

Dimitris Kouvatsos is a graduate of the Athens Uni-versity of Economics with an MBA from City Universityof London. During his career he held various positionspredominantly in Finance as he became Chief Finan-cial Officer in OTE Group of companies, HewlettPackard Hellas and the Saudi branch of HewlettPackard, in Tasty Foods SA (PepsiCo) and Wind’sGreek subsidiary. Furthermore, he has assumed therole of Deputy General Manager of SOFTEX S.A. dur-ing its restructuring and privatization process and wasalso appointed Managing Director of Rokas Group andSENCAP SA, PPC’s vehicle for acquisitions in SE Eu-rope. He recently assumed duties of Chief Restructur-ing Officer and Acting CFO for M.J. Maillis Group.He has also assumed similar positions abroad such asRegional Finance Director and later on Controller ofPepsiCo for Europe, as well as positions in the financedepartment of the international division of HewlettPackard. Overall, his areas of expertise focused main-ly on corporate finance management, financial and op-erational restructuring, strategic planning, businessdevelopment and acquisitions, flotation and listings oflarge business units. Diversified experience in the man-agement of high technology, consumer products,telecommunications and energy, with specialization in

corporate restructuring, business and support systemsreengineering.

MARAC ELECTRONICS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology- Telecommunications EquipmentCompany website: www.marac.gr

IRO Name: Christos PipitsoulisIRO Title: Head of Investor Relations Department (IR)Address: 165, Marias Kiouri & Tripoleos, 188 63 PeramaTelephone: +30 210 4314361Fax: +30 210 4314234Email: pipitsoulis.c@marac.gr

Christos Pipitsoulis was born in Athens in 1976. Hereceived his Bachelor Degree in Business Administra-tion from the University of Hertfordshire (1998) and hisMBA in Finance from the Lincolnshire & HumbersideUniversity (2000). In 2001 he held his diploma in Inter-nal Auditing (CPA-U.K.) and obtain his diploma in Ex-ternal Auditing (CPA-U.K.) in June 2009. He joinedMARAC ELECTRONICS S.A. in 2000 and in the year2003 he assumed the responsibility to setup the In-vestor Relations Division of the company; since thenhe holds the position of Head of IR. From 2006 he alsoholds the position of the Strategy Deputy Manager (heintroduced the Balance Scorecard system in the com-pany). He speaks English.

MARFIN EGNATIA BANK

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.egnatiabank.gr

IRO Name: Dimitris AnastassakosIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 24 Kifissias Str., 151 25, KifissiaTelephone: +30 210 817 3291Email: danastassakos@marfinbank.gr

Have been in Marfin Group for the last 5 years. In-volved with market analysis and peer group compari-son, as well as with group presentation construction.Hold a BA in Economic and Regional Developmentfrom Panteion University in Athens. Speaks Englishand German fluently.

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MARFIN INVESTMENT GROUP

Sector - Subsector: Investment / HoldingCompany website: www.marfininvestmentgroup.com

IRO Name: Jeeho ParkIRO Title: Group Head of Investor RelationsAddress: 24 Kifissias Str., 151 25, KifissiaTelephone: +30 210 350 4000Email: jpark@marfingroup.gr

Prior to joining Marfin Investment Group in 2007 as anExecutive within the Corporate Development and Strat-egy department, Mr. Park was an investment bankerwith a focus on financial institutions mergers and ac-quisitions, most recently with Deutsche Bank and HS-BC. In addition to his role as Marfin InvestmentGroup’s Head of Investor Relations, Mr. Park continuesto serve as a member of the Corporate Developmentand Strategy department. Mr. Park was educated atthe Georgetown University in Washington, DC, wherehe studied Political Theory and Government.

MARFIN POPULAR BANK PUBLIC CO LTD

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.laiki.com

IRO Name: Evelyn VougessisIRO Title: Head of Investor RelationsAddress: 24 Kifissias Str., 151 25, KifissiaTelephone: +30 210 817 3291Email: evougessis@marfingroup.gr

Evelyn Vougessis before joining Marfin Popular BankGroup in February 2007 was employed by EmporikiBank of Greece S.A., as Director of Investor Relations& Strategy reporting directly to the Bank’s acting CFO.Prior to that she had worked as a Head of Research forPROTON Securities S.A., as a Senior Equity Analyst forGreece and the Pan-European Leisure Sector for Eg-natia Securities S.A. and the ESN network of compa-nies. Evelyn Vougessis began her career as a countryanalyst for the Greek market in the EMEA researchteam of ABN AMRO Equities UK Limited. EDUCATIONEvelyn Vougessis holds an MSc degree in Internation-al Securities, Investment and Banking from the ISMACentre for Education and Research in Securities Mar-kets, University of Reading, United Kingdom.

MARITIME COMPANY OF LESVOS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - Travel & TourismCompany website: www.nel.gr

IR Contact: Maria SotircheliAddress: 5 Eleftheriou Venizelou Str., Mytilini, 811 00Telephone: +30 22510 26212, 22510 26213Fax: +30 22510 20251, 22510 28690Email: ir@nel.gr

MATHIOS REFRACTORY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.mathios.gr

IR Contact: Theodoros Papaioannou Address: 5 Epidavrou Str. , 182 33, PiraeusTelephone: +30 210 491 3502Fax: +30 210 490 3949Email: a.manolaki@mathios.gr

MEDICON HELLAS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Health Care - Medical EquipmentCompany website: www.mediconsa.com

IR Contact: Andreas StampoulisAddress: 5-7 Melitona Str., 153 44, GerakasTelephone: +30 210 660 6000 , 210 660 6129Fax: +30 210 6612666 , 210 6606137Email: staboulis@mediconsa.com

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MESOCHORITI BROS CORPORATION

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.mesohoritis.gr

IR Contact: Konstantinos Mesohoritis Address: 3 Stratigou Kakavou Str., 546 41, ThessalonikiTelephone: +30 2310 868 731Fax: +30 2310 856 931Email: mesohori@spark.net.gr

METKA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Industrial Machinery Company website: www.metka.gr

IRO Name: Dimitris KatralisIRO Title: Investor Relations DepartmentAddress: 5-7 Patroklou Str., Maroussi, 15125 Athens, GreeceTelephone: +30 210 6877476Fax: +30 210 6877400Email: dimitrios.katralis@mytilineos.gr

Dimitris Katralis was born in 1980.He holds a Msc. in Applicable Math-ematics from LSE and a Bsc. inBanking and Financial Managementfrom University of Piraeus. Aftercompleting his postgraduate stud-ies, during 2005-2008 worked for

Eurobank -Cards as a financial analyst before movingto Mytilineos Group to join the Investor Relations De-partment in 2008. Languages: Excellent oral and written English, Con-versational German.

MEVACO S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - In-dustrial MachineryCompany website: www.mevaco.gr

IR Contact: Thanos Pallis Address: Prari - Moustaki (Nato Ave.), 193 00, As-propyrgosTelephone: +30 210 559 6623-31Fax: +30 210 559 6632 , 210 559 6633Email: info@mevaco.gr

MICHANIKI S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.michaniki.gr

IRO Name: Melina EmfietzoglouIRO Title: Managing Director Address: 91, Meg. Alexandrou Str., Marousi, 151 24, GreeceTelephone: +30 210 8097361Fax: +30 210 8097368Email: ir@michaniki.gr, melina@michaniki.gr

Melina Emfietzoglou is the onlydaughter of Prodromos and LenaEmfietzoglou and she was born in1962 in Thessaloniki.In 1980 shegraduated from Anatolia College ofThessaloniki and after that she at-tended Lemania School of Lau-

sanne, Switzerland in Business Management and Lan-guage Arts. In 1985 she joined Michaniki S.A. Con-struction Group. In 1990 Michaniki was one of the firstconstruction firms in Greece to go public entering theAthens Stock Exchange and Melina Emfietzoglou tookover the position of Investor Relations and Public Rela-tions Manager. That same period Michaniki experi-enced unprecedented growth both at a financial and ata technical level. The Company took part in the con-struction of Greece’s major infrastructure projects thatwere financed mostly with European Union’s funds.Michaniki sought growth not only in a domestic but al-so at an international level establishing its presence inthe Balkans and Ukraine. In 1996 Melina Emfietzogloubecame the Managing Director of Michaniki S.A. while

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at the same time she was the vice president of theBoard of the Directors of the Company. From that keyposition Melina Emfietzoglou helped Michaniki’s diver-sification to sectors other than construction projects.Michaniki Group of companies was among the first toimplement a strategy of multifaceted activities achiev-ing synergies and economies of scale. The Groupcomprises five industrial plants and many subsidiarycompanies active in public and private sector con-struction, energy, real estate, metallurgy, marble pro-duction, wood processing and pipe manufacturing. In2002 Melina Emfietzoglou was recognized with the“Businesswoman of the year” award during an annualceremony from the “The Nova Leaders of the Year”, or-ganization. Today Melina Emfietzoglou is:ñ A Member of the BoD of the Philantrhopic Society

“Pro-Europa”ñ A Member of the BoD of the “Children’s Fund” As-

sociation.ñ An Alumni member of the Anatolia College of Thes-

saloniki.ñ A Member of the BoD of the “International Brother-

hood for Hellenism and Orthodoxy”.ñ A Member of the Management Committee of the

“Professional Women’s Forum”.

MICROLAND COMPUTERS SA

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Specialty RetailersCompany website: www.microland.gr

IR Contact: George KoufiosAddress: 12 Patmou Str., 15123, MarousiTelephone: +30 210 6872348Fax: +30 210 687 2399Email: ir@altecgroup.gr

MIG REAL ESTATE R.E.I.C.

Sector - Subsector: Real Estate - Industrial & Office REITsCompany website: www.migre.gr

IR Contact: Lina KapsaliAddress: 4 George, 106 77, AthensTelephone: +30 210 3300093Fax: +30 210 3831308Email: migre@migre.gr

"MINERVA" KNITWEAR S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.minerva.gr

IR Contacts: Efterpi Avramidou, Fotini Tripologou Address: 13 Fragon Str., 546 26, ThessalonikiTelephone: +30 2310 683 110 , 2310 683 115Fax: +30 210 530 889Email: e-avrami@minerva.gr

MINOAN LINES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - Travel & TourismCompany website: www.minoan.gr

IRO Name: Kostas ChroniarisIRO Title: Finance & Investor Relations ManagerAddress: 25 August 17, 71202Telephone: +30 2810 399838Mobile: +30 6942 983268 Fax: +30 2810 330308Email: ir@minoan.gr

Mr Chroniaris joined the Company in 1999 in the trea-sury department. Since December 2005 he has beenappointed as Investor Relations Officer in MinoanLines. He has an undergraduate background in Busi-ness Administration and holds a Master of Science de-gree in Money Banking and Finance from the eco-nomics department of the University of Birmingham.

MLS MULTIMEDIA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - SoftwareCompany website: www.mls.gr

IRO Name: George TachtalidisIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 79, 17th Noemvriou Str., Pylea, ThessalonikiTelephone: +30 2310 929 090Fax: +30 2310 937 222Email: tgiorgos@mls.gr

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George Tachtalidis was bornin1972 in Thessaloniki. He studiedLaw and Economics at the AristotleUniversity of Thessaloniki. SalesManager at Makedoniki Ependitiki,General Director at Anodosi Aelde,Network Director at Axon Axe. Since

November 2002 he is working at MLS Multimedia SAas Investor Relations Officer. He speaks English fluent-ly. Mr Tachtalidis participated in Research and Devel-opment programs of the European Union.

MOCHLOS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - HeavyConstructionCompany website: www.mochlos.com

IR Contact: Panayiotis Kazantzis Address: 20 Solomoy Str., 174 56, AlimosTelephone: +30 210 997 7000Fax: +30 210 991 6251Email: mochlos@otenet.gr, mochlos@techol.gr

MOTOR OIL (HELLAS) CORINTH REFINERIES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Oil & Gas - Exploration & ProductionCompany website: www.moh.gr

IRO Name: Spyros BalezosIRO Title: Banking Manager & Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 12a, Irodou Attikou Str., 151 24, Maroussi Telephone: +30 210 809 4169Fax: +30 210 809 4188Email: balezosp@moh.gr

Spyros Balezos was born in 1968 inAthens and he has been with MotorOil (Hellas) of Vardinoyannis Groupof Companies since 1994. He isBanking Manager (since 2000) andInvestor Relations Officer (since2002). He also was Head of Busi-

ness Analysis and Treasury Departments in Avin Oil(1994-2000) He holds a Post Graduate Certificate in Fi-nance from Harvard University (U.S.A.), an M.B.A. fromSouthern New Hampshire University (U.S.A.) and a

B.Sc. in Marketing from the American College ofGreece (Deree).

MOTORCYCLES AND MARINE ENGINETRADE AND IMPORT COMPANY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Specialty RetailersCompany website: www.yamaha-motor.gr

IR Contacts: Marilena Doganh, Giota PappaAddress: Thesi Kirillos, 193 00Telephone: +30 210 629 3400Fax: +30 210 629 3530Email: yamahasupport@yamaha-motor.gr

MYTILINEOS HOLDINGS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - Nonferrous MetalsCompany website: www.mytilineos.gr

IRO Name: Dimitris KatralisIRO Title: Investor Relations DepartmentAddress: 5-7 Patroklou Str., Maroussi, 15125 Athens, GreeceTelephone: +30 210 6877476Fax: +30 210 6877400Email: dimitrios.katralis@mytilineos.gr

Dimitris Katralis was born in 1980.He holds a Msc. in Applicable Math-ematics from LSE and a Bsc. inBanking and Financial Managementfrom University of Piraeus. Aftercompleting his postgraduate stud-ies, during 2005-2008 worked for

Eurobank -Cards as a financial analyst before movingto Mytilineos Group to join the Investor Relations De-partment in 2008. Languages: Excellent oral and writ-ten English, Conversational German.

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N. LEVENTERIS

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - SteelCompany website: www.leventeris.gr

IR Contacts: Maria Gouda, Petros Arfaras Address: 32N Asklipiou & Messolongiou Str., 185 45,Piraeus Telephone: +30 210 422 0581Fax: +30 210 417 2142Email: levederi@otenet.gr

N. VARVERIS-MODA BAGNO S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.modabagno.gr

IR Contact: Anastasios Mitilineos Address: 50 Anapafseos Str., 152 35, ChalandriTelephone: +30 210 803 6700Fax: +30 210 804 9408Email: info@modabagno.gr

NAFPAKTOS TEXTILE INDUSTRY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.nafpaktos-yarns.gr

IR Contact: Fotini TrakaAddress: 40-44 Ag. Georgiou Str., Pefki Telephone: +30 210 614 0430Fax: +30 210 802 8650Email: investors@nafpaktos-yarns.gr

PHILIPPOS NAKAS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Specialty RetailersCompany website: www.nakas.gr

IR Contact: Filothei LapsaniAddress: 19th Lavriou Ave., Paiania Telephone: +30 210 668 6000Fax: +30 210 668 6108Email: stelios@nakas.gr

NATIONAL BANK OF GREECE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.nbg.gr

IRO Name: Gregory PapagrigorisIRO Title: IR Manager, Strategic Planning & Research DivisionAddress: 86 Eolou Str., Office #81, #82, 102 32 AthensTelephone: +30 210 334 2310Fax: +30 210 334 1670 Email: papagrigoris.gr@nbg.gr

Gregory Papagrigoris, age 38,has been with NBG since 2005.He has 12 years of professionalexperience, of which 7 years inequity research. He is responsiblefor communicating the Group’s fi-nancial performance and busi-

ness strategy to institutional investors, analystsand rating agencies. Before joining NBG, he hasserved as research head and investment commit-tee member on firms of the buy side and as an eq-uity analyst on the sell side. He holds a B.A, in Eco-nomics from the American College of Greece(Deree) and a M.Sc in Finance and Banking fromthe University of Stirling.

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NAFTEMPORIKI-P.ATHANASSIADIS AND CO SA

Sector - Subsector: Media - PublishingCompany website: www.naftemporiki.gr

IRO Name: Kyriaki RentziouIRO Title: Legal Counsel, Manager Investors RelationsAddress: 205 Lenorman Str., 104 42, Athens Telephone: +30 210 5198242Fax: +30 210 5139905Email: kren@naftemporiki.gr

Kyriaki Rentziou was born in Athens in 1975. She is alawyer with a degree in Law from National andKapodestrian University of Athens and she is a mem-ber of Athens Bar Association. She was appointed as alegal counsel in June 2000 taking also the responsibil-ity of the Media Relations and of the implementation ofcompany's obligations. She speaks English andFrench.

NEORION HOLDINGS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services -Commercial Vehicles & TrucksCompany website: www.neorion-holdings.gr

IRO Name: George ManiatopoulosIRO Title: Finance Manager-I.R & Company An-nouncements Officer Address: 67 Akti Miaouli Str. 185 37, Piraeus Telephone: +30 210 5535501Fax: +30 210 5535369Email: ir@neorion-holdings.gr

Birth Place: Athens Age: 54 Business Career: Thirtyyears of professional experience, most of which in fi-nance management in Greek as well as multinationalcompanies. ACADEMIC DEGREES: Diploma in Eco-nomics from University of Macedonia (ex Salonica’s In-dustrial High School) OTHER QUALIFICATIONS: - Var-ious management, economic, tax and computer semi-nars. - Fluent in English Language. - 1ST class ac-counting license from the Economic Chamber.

NEWSPHONE HELLAS S.A. AUDIOTEX

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services -Business Support ServicesCompany website: www.newsphone.gr

IR Contact: Zoi Aravosita Address: 280 Thiseos Ave., 176 75, AthensTelephone: +30 210 947 2222Fax: +30 210 947 2223Email: info@newsphone.gr

NEXANS HELLAS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Telecommunica-tions EquipmentCompany website: www.nexans.gr

IRO Name: Demetrios Kalogeras IRO Title: General Manager & Managing DirectorAddress: 15 Mesogion Ave., 115 26, AthensTelephone: +30 211 120 7700 Fax: +30 211 120 7799Email: shares.hellas@nexans.com

NIKAS GROUP OF COMPANIES

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.nikas.gr

IRO Name: Antonia DimitrakopoulouIRO Title: Head of Corporate Announcements DepartmentAddress: 22nd klm NR Athens-Lamia, GR 14565, Agios StefanosTelephone: +30 210 8187380Fax: +30 210 6216289

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NIREUS AQUACULTURE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Farming & FishingCompany website: www.nireus.gr

IRO Name: Maria KotsovouIRO Title: Group Investor Relations Officer Address: 1st km. Koropiou - Varis Ave., 19400 Koropi, GreeceTelephone: +30 210 66 98 335Mobile: +30 693 66 98 335 Fax: +30 210 66 26 998Email: m.kotsovou@nireus.com

Ms. Kotsovou is the Investor Rela-tions Officer for the Nireus Groupsince November 2007. Two decadesof diverse and multi-cultural experi-ence in Greece and the UnitesStates. Before joining Nireus, Ms.Kotsovou worked for over a decade

in the Greek investments market. Prior to coming toGreece, she worked as an engineer in software devel-opment for Silicon Valley companies in California. Ac-tive as a volunteer in many civic organizations, hasbeen elected and served as member of the board inBoy Scouts of America (Greece) and American HeartAssociation (San Jose, CA). Speaks English fluentlyand French at a conversational level. Graduated with aBA in Math/Statistics from San Jose State Universityand an MBA in Marketing from College of Notre Dame,California.

NUTRIART S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.katselis.gr

IR Contact: Maria MoraitiAddress: Thesi Loutro Str., 136 71, AcharnaiTelephone: +30 210 244 2931Fax: +30 210 244 2930Email: info@katselis.gr

OLYMPIC CATERING S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - Restaurants & BarsCompany website: www.olympic-catering.gr

IR Contact: Marinos StamatopoulosAddress: Athens International Airport "EleftheriosVenizelos", Building 14 B, 19019 Spata AttikisTelephone: +30 210 3541500Fax: +30 210 3541535Email: oc@olympic-catering.gr

OMEGA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Equity Investment InstrumentsCompany website: www.omegaeex.gr

IR Contacts: Chrysoula Rousou, Dimitrios KouzionisAddress: 156 Eleyterioy Benizeloy Ave. 176 75, KallitheaTelephone: +30 210 697 0295 , 210 697 0296Fax: +30 210 642 4310Email: info@omegaeex.gr

OPAP S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Travel & Leisure - Gaming-LotteriesCompany website: www.opap.gr

IRO Name: Konstantinos SouletsiotisIR Title: Head of Investor Relations DivisionAddress: 62, Kifissou Avenue, 121 32 Peristeri, Athens/GreeceTelephone: +30 210 5798911Fax: +30 210 5799711E-mail: suletsiotis@opap.gr

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and Management Accounting Divisions. Mr. Souletsi-otis was born in 1961 and has been with the companysince 1989. He is a Business Administration graduatefrom Athens University of Economics. He is marriedand has two children.

OTE GROUP

Sector - Subsector: Telecommunications - Fixed LineTelecommunicationsCompany website: www.ote.gr

IRO Name: Dimitris TzelepisIRO Title: Head Of Investor RelationsAddress: 99 Kifissias Av., MaroussiTelephone: +30 210 6111574Fax: +30 210 6111030Email: dtzelepis@ote.gr

Dimitris Tzelepis is the Head of In-vestor Relations of the OTE Groupsince May 2003, and a member ofthe Board of Directors of OTE Estatesince March 2005. He has substantialexperience in the financial sector,having worked in corporate finance

with Procter & Gamble and in investments with MerrillLynch and ETEBA Investment Bank (NBG Group). Do-ing a career change to Investor Relations at the end ofthe 90's, he became Investor Relations Officer first inPanafon-Vodafone and then in Alpha Bank, beforemoving to OTE. He holds an MBA in Finance from CityUniversity (Cass) Business School, as well as profes-sional accreditations in equities and derivatives trading.He is a member of the managing committee of theGreek Union of Listed Companies (ENEISET). At the2007 Pan-European Thomson-Extel survey he was vot-ed the best Investor Relations Professional in EuropeanTelecoms by the sell-side, and the best Investor Rela-tions Professional in Greece among all industries byboth sell and buy side. At the 2008 Pan-EuropeanThomson-Extel survey he was voted the best InvestorRelations Professional in Greece, among all industries,for the second consecutive time. He was also voted the

best IRO in Greece for International Investors at the2008 Capital Link Awards.

PAPERPACK - TSOUKARIDIS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Containers & PackagingCompany website: www.paperpack.gr

IR Contacts: George Oratis, Anna RafailidouAddress: 24 Menexedon & Viltanioti Str, 145 64, Kifis-siaTelephone: +30 210 284 6800, 210 807 4314Fax: +30 210 285 1207, 210 807 0917Email:nchal@paperpack.gr

PARNASSOS ENTERPRISES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Specialty FinanceCompany website: www.parnassos-sa.gr

Address: 109-111 Mesogeion Ave., 115 26, AthensTelephone: +30 210 697 1100Fax: +30 210 697 1208Email: info@parnassos-sa.gr

PASAL REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services - Real Estate Holding & DevelopmentCompany website: www.pasal.gr

IR Contact: Evgenia StavrinouAddress: 116 Kifissias Ave., 115 26, AthensTelephone: +30 210 696 7610Fax: +30 210 696 7602Email: info@pasal.gr

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PC SYSTEMS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer ServicesCompany website: www.pcsystems.gr

IRO Name: Smaragda DimouIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 4, Ioulianou Str.Telephone: +30 210 8123000Fax: +30 210 2801297Email: smaragdad@pcsystems.gr

Mrs. Smaragda Dimou works at PC SYSTEMS SAcompany since 2004. She has graduated from AthensPanteion University in 2003, dept. of Political Scienceand History. She speaks English fluently and also hasa Zertifikat in German language.

PEGASUS PUBLISHING S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Media - PublishingCompany website: www.pegasus.gr

IRO Name: Lydia PapandreouIRO Title: Investor Relations Corporate Announcements OfficerAddress: 5 E. Benaki Str., 152 38, HalandriTelephone: +30 210 6061312Mobile: +30 6937 274518Fax: +30 210 6394127Email: lydiapap@pegasus.gr

From 1995 until 1999 Ms Papandreou got a BSc inBusiness administration at the American College ofGreece (Deree College), studying issues such as Man-agement, operational tactics, Accounting, Finance, Fi-nancial Management, Shipping, International Ship-ping, Marketing, International Marketing, InternationalBusiness, Total Quality Management, Business Law,Maritime Law, Management, Human Resource Man-agement, Principles of Insurance etc. During her study-ing years at Deree College and more specifically fromMarch 1995 until March 1999, she has been employedas a part time employee, at a yachting companynamed “South Aegean Yachts” where she was mainlyresponsible for customer relations, charter manage-ment and the development of a customer database inMS Access. As soon as she graduated from the col-lege, at March 1999, she was hired as a temp at the HRdept of “Warner Lambert Greece” where she under-took two reports about the payroll and insurance ben-efit policies of all multinational companies in Greece.

At September 1999, she was hired as the personal sec-retary of the Editor in Chief of the Newspaper«Imerisia», a company “PEGASUS PUBLISHINGGROUP.”, until March 2000 when “PEGASUS PUB-LISHING SA” got listed at the Athens Stock ExchangeMarket and she got in charge of the IR and CorporateAnnouncements Department until today.

PERSEUS SPECIALTY FOOD PRODUCTS SA

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.perseusgroup.gr

IRO Name: Alexandra RoukaIRO Title: Investor Relations Officer Address: Zevgolatio, Vocha, CorinthiaTelephone: +30 210 3724938Fax: +30 210 3724909Email: arouka@perseusgroup.gr

Alexandra Rouka was born in Ioannina on May 19th,1978. She holds a degree in Economic Sciences fromthe National and Kapodistrian University of Athens andan MBA from ALBA Graduate Business School. In 2001she worked in the Research and Analysis Departmentof Atlas Securities SA and in 2003 she became incharge of that department. Since November 2003 sheis working in Euroholdings Capital and InvestmentCorp and Perseus Specialty Food Products SA as anInvestor Relations Officer. She speaks fluent Englishand good German.

PETROS PETROPOULOS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Commercial Vehicles & TrucksCompany website: www.petropoulos.com

IR Contact: Athina TsiagaAddress: 96-102 Iera Odos Str., 104 47, AthensTelephone: +30 210 3499200Fax: +30 210 3473404Email: ppaebe@petropoulos.com

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PETZETAKIS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Chemicals - Specialty ChemicalsCompany website: www.petzetakis.com

IR Contact: Katerina SfiriAddress: 5 Korytsas, Glyka Nera Telephone: +30 210 6657068Fax: +30 210 6657068Email: investor_relations@petzetakis.gr

PIPE WORKS L. GIRAKIAN PROFIL S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources – SteelCompany website: www.tzirakian.com

IR Contact: Sophia Zavalari Address: 56th km Athens – Lamia National Road, 320 11, OinofytaTelephone: +30 210 279 9231, 22620 32280Fax: +30 210 279 8972, 22620 31205Email: info@tzirakian.com, webmaster@tzirakian.com

PIRAEUS BANK S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.piraeusbank.gr

IRO Name: George MarinopoulosIRO Title: Head of Business Planning & IR Division Address: 4, Amerikis Street, 105 64 Athens, GreeceTelephone: +30 210 333 5027Fax: +30 210 3335079Email: gmarinopoulos@piraeusbank.gr

Mr. George Marinopoulos is Head of Business Planning& IR Division in Piraeus Bank, responsible for BusinessPlanning and Investor Relations. Mr. Marinopoulos joinedPiraeus Bank in 2000 and his responsibilities includestrategic and business planning, competition analysis andinvestor relations. Prior to joining Piraeus Bank, Mr.Marinopoulos had held the position of Business Analystin the Economic Research Department of Ionian & PopularBank of Greece, since 1995. Mr. Marinopoulos is 41 yearsold and a graduate of the University of Piraeus, with aBachelor in Business Administration. He holds an MSc inFinance from Lancaster University, England. He is married,with four children.

PIRAEUS PORT AUTHORITY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services -Transportation ServicesCompany website: www.olp.gr

IR Contact: Maria AisopouAddress: 10 Akti Miaouli , 185 38, PiraeusTelephone: +30 210 452 0257Fax: +30 210 455 0304Email: olpmetox@olp.gr

PLAISIO COMPUTERS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer HardwareCompany website: www.plaisio.gr

IRO Name: Katerina VassilakiIRO Title: Financial Controller & IROAddress: Thesi Skliri, 19600, Magoula AttikisTelephone: +30 210 5587312Fax: +30 210 5587320Email: kvasilaki@plaisio.gr

Katerina Vasilaki was born in Athens in 1981. She re-ceived her BA in Economics and her MSc in Interna-tional Economics from the Athens University of Eco-nomics and Business. She has worked in Plaisio Com-puters since 2005 as a financial controller and was ap-pointed Investor Relation Officer of the company in2007. She is a member of the Economic Chamber ofGreece (E.C.G.). She speaks English, French and Ital-ian..

PLIAS CONSUMER GOODS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Personal ProductsCompany website: www.plias.gr

IR Contacts: Alexandra Kotsarini, Alexandros GeorgiadisAddress: 71 Km National Road Athens Lamia, Vathy AvlidosTelephone: +30 22620 86430 & +30 22620 85082Fax: +30 22620 71932Email: kotsarini@plias.gr

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PRAXITELIO HOSPITAL S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Health Care - Health CareProvidersCompany website: www.praxitelio.gr

IR Contact: Eleni PapagianakiAddress: 21 Varvaki Str., 114 74, AthensTelephone: +30 210 643 1155Fax: +30 210 643 1153Email: info@praxitelio.gr

PROFILE SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer ServicesCompany website: www.profile.gr

IR Contact: Maria Tsitaki Address: 199 Syggrou Ave., 171 21, AthensTelephone: +30 210 930 1200Fax: +30 210 930 1222Email: info@profile.gr

PROODEFTIKH TECHNICAL COMPANY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Heavy ConstructionCompany website: www.proodeftiki.gr

IR Contact: Maria VlachouAddress: 60 Sp. Trikoupi Str. , 114 73, AthensTelephone: +30 210 883 7218, 210 883 7219Fax: +30 210 822 9818Email: stock@proodeftiki.gr

PROTON BANK S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.proton.gr

IRO Name: Christos Avramides IRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: Amaliados & 20 Eslin Str. , 115 23, AthensTelephone: +30 210 697 0654Fax: +30 210 6456169Email: c.avramides@proton.gr

Year of birth: 1966. Place of birth:Athens, Greece. Education: Ph.D. Economics, Uni-versity of Reading, 1995. M.A. Busi-ness Economics, University of Read-ing, 1990. B.A. (Distinction) Eco-nomics, The American College of

Greece (Deree College), 1989Current Position: Investor Relations Officer, PROTONBank. Main Previous Positions: International Division,PROTON Bank, (2008-2010), Vice-Chairman, OmegaPortfolio Investment Company, (2008-2009), Vice-Chairman and General Manager, PROTON AssetManagement, (2003-2007), Head of Research and ChiefEconomist, PROTON Bank, (2001-2003), SeniorEconomist, Emerging markets, ABN AMRO Bank, (2000-2001, Chief Economist, Sigma Securities, (1998-2000)

PUBLIC POWER CORPORATION S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Utilities - Conventional ElectricityCompany website: www.dei.gr

IRO Name: Alexandra KonidaIRO Title: Director - Investor RelationsAddress: 30 Calkokondyli Str. Telephone: +30 210 5293048Fax: +30 210 5230523Email: a.konida@dei.com.gr

Alexandra Konida is a graduate of the Electrical &Computer Engineering Department of the NationalTechnical University of Athens and holds an MBA de-gree from INSEAD, France. Mrs Konida joined PPC inSeptember 2008. Prior to that, she held senior posi-tions in Corporate & Investment Banking in Citibankand Bank of America and she also worked in M.J. Mail-lis Group as Treasurer and CFO.

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QUALITY AND RELIABILITY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Computer ServicesCompany website: www.qnr.com.gr

IR Contacts: Aristides Serepetsis, Nikolaos PetrouAddress: 11B Konitsis Str., 15125, MaroussiTelephone: +30 210 802 9409Fax: +30 210 802 9819Email: npet@q-r.gr

REDS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Real Estate - Real Estate Holding& DevelopmentCompany website: www.reds.gr

IR Contact: Stamatiki HiotiAddress: 25 Ermoy, 145 64, KifissiaTelephone: +30 210 8184800Fax: +30 210 8184801Email: reds@etae.com

REVOIL S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Specialty RetailersCompany website: www.revoil.gr

IRO Name: Iakovos ChaidemenosIRO Title: Investor Relations Officer & Head of Share-holder Registry Service and Corporate AnnouncementServiceAddress: 5 Kapodistriou Str., 166 72, VariTelephone: +30 210 897 0930Fax: +30 210 897 4943Email: iro@revoil.gr

Iakovos Chaidemenos is 38 yearsold. He holds a Master Degree in Eu-ropean Economic Studies from Uni-versity of Reading U.K. (1995). Hecompleted his undergraduate studiesin IST Studies College Greece (Uni-versity of Hertfordshire U.K. fran-

chise) with a Bachelor of Arts in European Studies(1991-1994). He started his Professional carrier in IASISDiagnostic Health Center as Accounting Officer. In Mayof 1998 he joined INTERAMERICAN GROUP OF COM-PANIES working as a financial planner specialized inMutual Funds sales. In March of 2000 he became amember of ARTION SECURITIES S.A. working as an Ac-count Executive in Dealing Room responsible for indi-viduals trading and Mutual Funds sales. In July of 2002he joined HITECH SNT S.A. listed in Athens Stock Ex-change working as an Internal Auditor and head ofShareholder Registry Service and Corporate Announce-ment Service. Since February of 2006 he is Investor Re-lations Officer and head of Shareholder Registry Serviceand Corporate Announcement Service in REVOILS.A.(Oil trader) listed in Athens Stock Exchange. Since2002 Mr. Chaidemenos is certified by the Greek CapitalCommission as a trader. He speaks Greek (native lan-guage) English (fluently) and French (D.E.L.F.).

RIDENCO S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods – FootwearCompany website: www.ridenco.gr

IR Contacts: Helen Karapiperi, Michail Manousakis Address: 52 Aegialias Str., 151 25, MaroussiTelephone: +30 210 877 1700Fax: +30 210 689 0181Email: ridenco@ridenco.gr

RILKEN COSMETICS INDUSTRY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Personal ProductsCompany website: www.rilken.gr

IRO Name: Martha BonouIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 23 Kyprou Street, Moschato 18346, AttikiTelephone: +30 210 4897205Fax: +30 210 4897102Email: investor.rilken@gr.henkel.com

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S&B INDUSTRIAL MINERALS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - General MiningCompany website: www.sandb.com

IRO Name: Haris KotsokolosIRO Title: Investor Relations ManagerAddress: 15 A.Metaxa Str., 145 64 KifissiaTelephone: +30 210 6296157Fax: +30 210 6296077Email: h.kotsokolos@sandb.com

Haris Kotsokolos was appointed In-vestor Relations Manager of the S&BGroup in October 2008. He started his ca-reer in 1998 at Unilever Hellas where heworked for five years as a financial ana-lyst. In 2003, he joined British American

Tobacco Hellas assuming the responsibility of Mar-keting Finance Manager and in 2006 he joined theCorporate Office of Coca-Cola Hellenic BottlingCompany, initially in the group’s Business Planningfunction and then as Investor Relations Associate inthe Investor Relations Department. Haris holds aB.Sc. in Business Administration from the AmericanCollege of Greece and speaks English, Greek andFrench.

SANYO HELLAS HOLDING SA

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Durable Household ProductsCompany website: www.shh.gr

IRO Name: Stelios GiannakopoulosIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 12th km National Road Athens-LamiaTelephone: +30 210 2894620Mobile: +30 6974 500969 Fax: +30 210 2813137Email: sgiannakopoulos@sanyo.gr

SAOS ANONYMOUS SHIPPING COMPANYOF SAMOTHRACE

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Marine TransportationCompany website: www.galis.gr

IR Contact: Maria ManoussiAddress: 31 Al. Papanastasiou Str., 546 39, Thessa-lonikiTelephone: +30 2310 943 000 Fax: +30 2310 944 385Email: galis@compulink.gr

SARANTIS

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Personal ProductsCompany website: www.sarantis.gr

IRO Name: Eleni PappaIRO Title: Investor Relations Manager Address: 26 Amarousiou Halandriou Str. Telephone: +30 210 6173065Fax: +30 210 6197124Email: epappa@sarantis.gr

Eleni Pappa has worked as a Mar-ket Risk Analyst in the Royal Bank ofScotland in London for three yearsfrom 2001 to 2004 and in 2005 shemoved to ABN AMRO NV in Londonas a Portfolio Manager. In July 2006she joined Sarantis Group as the In-

vestor Relations Manager. Eleni is a graduate of theMathematics Department of the University of Athens.She also holds an M.Sc. degree on Mathematical Trad-ing & Finance from Cass University Business School(ex. City University Business School) in London and anMBA from the Athens University of Economics andBusiness. Eleni speaks Greek, English and French.

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SATO OFFICE AND HOUSEWARE SUPPLIES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - FurnishingsCompany website: www.satogroup.gr

IR Contact: Andromachi KoliouAddress: 27o Klm Peo AtËinon - KorintËoy, 19200, EleysinaTelephone: +30 213 0171500, 210 876 7000Fax: +30 213 0171550, 210 876 7001Email: mail@satogroup.gr

SCIENS INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENTS &HOLDINGS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Financial Services – Specialty FinanceCompany website: www.sciens.gr

IRO Name: George VentouratosIRO Title: Investor Relations Manager Address: 10 Solonos Str., Kolonaki, 106 73, Athens, Telephone: +30 210 3392760Mobile: +30 6996 534128 Fax: +30 210 3392470Email: gventouratos@sciens.gr

George Ventouratos has approximately 17 years expe-rience in Finance. He was a founding partner and ChiefExecutive of Diolkos Asset Management, a boutique in-vestment house regulated by the Hellenic Capital Mar-kets Commission, with mainly institutional clients includ-ing a closed-end fund listed on the Athens Stock Ex-change and two third party mutual funds. He previouslyheld positions at Laiki Mutual Fund Management Com-pany as General Manager and at Aspis Mutual FundManagement Company as Chief Investment Officer. Hestarted his career in 1993 as a money market and bondstrader at the National Bank of Greece. He is a graduateof Athens College and holds a Bachelors degree in Me-chanical Engineering from the University of ManchesterInstitute of Science and Technology (UMIST), UK, aMasters degree in Computer Integrated Manufacturingfrom the University of Liverpool, UK and an MBA fromManchester Business School, UK.

SELECTED TEXTILE IND. ASSOC. S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.stiafilco.com

IR Contact: Areti ArsenopoulouAddress: 15th Parnitha Ave., 136 71, AharnaiTelephone: +30 210 240 4240-2Fax: +30 210 246 7177Email: epil@stiafilco.com

SELONDA AQUACULTURE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Farming & FishingCompany website: www.selonda.com

IR Contact: Machi Papatoli Address: 30 Navarchou Nikodimou Str., 105 56, AthensTelephone: +30 210 372 4900Fax: +30 210 372 4909Email: selonda@gr.selonda.com

SFAKIANAKIS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Specialty RetailersCompany website: www.sfakianakis.gr

IR Contact: G. IliadisAddress: 5-7 Sidirokastrou Str., 118 55, AthensTelephone: +30 210 349 9000Fax: +30 210 347 6191Email: sfakianakis@sfakianakis.gr

SHEET STEEL CO.

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - SteelCompany website: www.sheetsteel.gr

IR Contact: Gioula Panagiotopoulou Address: 72 Doiranis Str., 176 72, KallitheaTelephone: +30 210 953 0771, 210 953 0772Fax: +30 210 953 0773Email: info1@sheetsteel.gr

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SHELMAN SWISSHELLENIC WOOD PROD.MANUF. S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.shelman.gr

IR Contacts: Vassiliki Krayia, Dimitrios Haidoyiannis Address: 26 Kifissias Ave. & 2 Paradisou Str., 151 25,MaroussiTelephone: +30 210 817 2600Fax: +30 210 817 2820Email: toua@shelman.gr

SIDENOR S.A. (FORMER ERLIKON)

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources – SteelCompany website: www.sidenor.gr

IRO Name: Sofia ZairiIRO Title: Head of Investor RelationsAddress: 57B Ethnikis Antistasseos Str., Halandri,152 31, AthensTelephone: +30 210 678 7111Fax: +30 210 678 7722Email: szairi@sidenor.vionet.gr

Sofia Zairi, currently holding the po-sition of Head of Investor Relations inSidenor Group, is an economist, hav-ing graduated with a “BSc in Eco-nomics” from the Department of Eco-nomics of Athens University (1992-1996), with distinction. She also holds

a “MSc in Finance” with distinction from the City Univer-sity Business School in London (1997-1998). She is cur-rently completing her PhD Thesis on “Underpricing ofIPOs” at the Department of Economics of Athens Uni-versity. She has been working for Viohalco Group since2001, as IR Officer and Budgeting & Reporting Managerin Sidenor. Before that she was Assistant to the CFO inAltec Group (2000-2001) and the Treasurer and SeniorFinancial Analyst in Procter & Gamble Hellas (1995-1997 & 1998-2000). She speaks fluent English, Frenchand Italian, and has a good knowledge of Spanish. Shehas been awarded for her studies, scholarships from the“Alexander S. Onassis Foundation”, from “NATO” and“Greek State Scholarship’s foundation”. She is a mem-ber of Economic Chamber of Greece.

SIDMA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Basic Resources - SteelCompany website: www.sidma.gr

IRO Name: Ioanna OrkoulaIRO Title: Investor Relations Officer Address: 54th, National Road Athens - Lamia, Inofita,ViotiaTelephone: +30 210 3498211Fax: +30 21 03498281Email: iorkoula@sidma.gr

Ioanna, born in 1980, holds a pub-lic administration degree from thePanteio University. She started hercareer in 2003 in Vodafone S.A. Shewas appointed Investor RelationsOfficer of Sidma in September2008, when she joined Sidma. She

speaks English and French.

SPACE HELLAS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Technology - Telecommunications EquipmentCompany website: www.space.gr

IR Contacts: Anna Georgaka, Loukia Nor Address: 312 Mesogion Ave., 153 41, Ag. ParaskeviTelephone: +30 210 650 4100Fax: +30 210 651 6712Email: mdell@space.gr

SPIDER METAL INDUSTRY N.PETSIOS & SONS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Industrial MachineryCompany website: www.spidersa.com

IR Contact: Spyros Lolis Address: 5th km Ioannina -Igoumenitsa NationalRoad, 455 00, IoanninaTelephone: +30 26510 24446 , 26510 25514Fax: +30 26510 36468Email: investor@spidersa.com

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SPRIDER STORES

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Apparel RetailersCompany website: www.sprider.gr

IRO Name: Thanos MaltezakisIRO Title: Investor Relations Officer Address: 1, Syrou Str., Anthoussa Attica, 153 49 Telephone: +30 210 6609924Fax: +30 210 6664807Email: ir@spriderstores.com

Thanos Maltezakis holds a Bache-lor of Arts in Management, focusedin Organizational Behavior from theAmerican College of Greece and aM.B.A. focused in Finance from theAthens Laboratory of Business Ad-ministration (ALBA). He was occu-

pied for nearly a decade in the brokerage sector, ini-tially in equity research and then in the provision of in-vestment banking services. Since January 2007 he isSPRIDER STORES investor relations officer. Simulta-neously, as of December 2008 he took over the sameposition in HADJIOANNOU S.A. He speaks Greek,English and French.

STELIOS KANAKIS SA

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.stelioskanakis.gr

IR Contacts: Athanassios Syrmos, Evagelia KofinaAddress: 4 Anemonis Str., 136 71, AcharnaiTelephone: +30 210 241 9700Fax: +30 210 246 2433Email: metoxes@stelioskanakis.gr

HOUSE OF AGRICULTURE SPIROU S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Chemicals - Specialty ChemicalsCompany website: www.spirou.gr

IRO Name: Maria GiannisisIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 5 Markoni Str., 122 42, Aigaleo Telephone: +30 210 3497577Fax: +30 210 3497611Email: finance@spirou.gr

Maria Giannisis has been with the Spirou Group sinceJune of 2006. She was appointed the position of IROin September 2009. Maria started her career in 1999as an Auditor for PriceWaterhouseCoopers and from2004 as a Financial Accountant for Korres NaturalProducts S.A. She holds a BSc. in Business Adminis-tration with a concentration in Accounting from Deree-The American College of Greece and an ASc. in Busi-ness Administration from Burlington County College inPemberton, New Jersey. Maria holds a Diploma inIFRS since June 2008.

TECHNICAL OLYMPIC

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods -Home ConstructionCompany website: www.techol.gr

IR Contact: John MpilerisAddress: 20 Solomou Str., 174 56, Alimos Telephone: +30 210 997 7000Fax: +30 210 9938439Email: mpilerisi@techol.gr

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TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Media - PublishingCompany website: www.technicalpress.gr

IR Contacts: Maria Tsanaka, Nikoleta MarinouAddress: 80 Ioannoy Metaxa, 19400, KoropiTelephone: +30 210 9792500Fax: +30 210 9792528Email: nxal@techlink.gr

TELETIPOS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Media - Broadcasting & EntertainmentCompany website: www.megatv.com

IRO Name: Kiki SilvestriadouIRO Title: Head of Economic Analysis and InvestorRelations ManagerAddress: 4 Roussou & Mesogeion Str., 115 26, AthensTelephone: +30 210 690 3124Fax: +30 210 692 8210Email: kiki.silvestriadou@megatv.com

Kiki Silvestriadou work experienceincludes: from 2004 – today, she is the∏ead of Economic Analysis and theInvestor Relations Manager of Telety-pos S.A. From 2002 to 2004 she wasthe Head of Internal Auditors and theInvestor Relations Manager of Telety-

pos S.A. From 2001 to 2002 she was the Head of AssetManagement of P&K Securities. From 2000 to 2001 shewas a Portfolio Manager of P&K Securities. From 1999 to2000 she was an Equity Analyst of P&K Securities. From1996 to 1999 she was a Research Assistant in the De-partment of Economics at Lancaster University (UK).From 1997 to 1998 she was the Coordinator of a Busi-ness Management Simulation Programme: ‘The 1997Universities’ Business Challenge’ at Lancaster University(UK). As far as her education is concerned, she holds aPh.D. in Economics from Lancaster University (UK), anM.Sc in International Trade and Finance from LancasterUniversity (UK), and a B.Sc. in Management Science(Operational Research) with Computing from Universityof Kent at Canterbury (UK). She is a member of the In-ternational Business Research Group (IBRG) in the UK,of the International Economic Study Group (IESG) in theUK and of Teletypos S.A. Investment Committee.

TERNA ENERGY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Utilities - Alternative ElectricityCompany website: www.gekterna.gr

IRO Name: Aristotelis SpiliotisIRO Title: Corporate Finance & Investor RelationsAddress: 85 Mesogeion Str., 115 26, AthensTelephone: +30 210 696 8431Fax: +30 210 696 8076Email: tspiliotis@gekgroup.gr

Aristotelis Spiliotis has worked in the following posi-tions: Development Investments (1993 – 1995) AssistantAnalyst, Lamda Finance 1998-1999) Financial Analyst,AIAS FINANCE Venture Capital (2000-2001) FinancialAnalyst, INTRALOT S.A (2001 -2003) Investor relations,GEK TERNA Group (2003-present) Investor Relations.He has a BSc in Business Administration (Dept. of Busi-ness Administration, Economic University of Athens)and an MSc in Finance and Investment (University ofBrunel-England). He speaks English and French.

THESSALONIKI PORT AUTHORITY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Transportation ServicesCompany website: www.thpa.gr

IR Contact: Chryssanthi AthanasiouAddress: ∞' Provlita Limenos Thessalonikis, 541 10, Thessaloniki Telephone: +30 2310 593134/-128 , +30 2310 593110Fax: +30 231 510500Email: shares@thpa.gr

THESSALONIKI WATER SUPPLY & SEWERAGE CO SA

Sector - Subsector: Utilities - WaterCompany website: www.eyath.gr

IR Contact: Theodora DiamantopoulouAddress: 127 Egnatia Str., 546 35 ThessalonikiTelephone: +30 2310 275739, 2310 209231Fax: +30 2310 250642Email: metoxes@otenet.gr

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THRACE PLASTICS

Sector - Subsector: Chemicals - Specialty ChemicalsCompany website: www.thraceplastics.gr

IRO Name: Ioanna KarathanasiIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 20 Marinou Antypa, 174 55, Alimos Telephone: +30 210 987 5081Fax: +30 210 987 5017

Ioanna Karathanasi has been theInvestor Relations Officer of ThracePlastics since 2005 in charge of fi-nancial comm.-unication with Insti-tutional Investors, organizations ofroardshows and overall capital mar-ket related financial transactions.

Prior to this, Ms. Karathanasi held various financial ad-visory positions; She held the position of Special Advi-sor to the Secretary General of Commerce of the Min-istry of Development, she was the Head of the Corpo-rate Finance Department of Phasma Securities, andwas an Investment Banking Executive at Marfin – Hel-lenic Securities. She is proficient in the English lan-guage. She holds a MSc. in International Economics,Banking & Finance University of Wales, Cardiff Busi-ness School and a Degree in Statistics & Insurancefrom Piraeus University.

TITAN CEMENT COMPANY S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.titan-cement.com

IRO Name: Takis CanellopoulosIRO Title: Investor Relations Executive Director-Member of the Board of DirectorsAddress: 22a Halkidos Str., 111 43, AthensTelephone: +30 210 259 1531Fax: +30 210 259 1106Email: tac@titan.gr

Mr Canellopoulos joined Titan Cement Group in 1995and is currently a Member of the Board of Directorsand the Investor Relations Executive Director of theGroup. Member of the Board of Directors of Canel-lopoulos-Adamantiades Insurance Co. (ManagingPartner of AIG Hellas). Mr. Canellopoulos holds a B.A.in Economics from Brown University and a MBA from

New York University – Stern School of Business con-centrating in Finance. He is fluent in English and hasgood knowledge of French. He has always been activein sports (basketball, volleyball) and was repeatedly amember of the first team All-Ivy League selection inU.S.A.. He is married and father of one daughter.

TRASTOR REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTCOMPANY

Sector – Subsector: Financial Services - Real EstateHolding & Development Company website: www.trastor-reic.gr

IR Contact: Evgenia StavrinouAddress: 116 Kifissias Ave., 115 26, AthensTelephone: +30 210 691 0016Fax: +30 210 699 0636 Email: info@trastor-reic.gr

TT HELLENIC POSTBANK S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Banks - BanksCompany website: www.ttbank.gr

IR Contact: George Xifaras IR Title: Chief Financial Officer – General Manager Address: 2 Pesmazoglou Str., 101 75, AthensTelephone: +30 210 370 4923Fax: +30 210 370 4542Email: investor_relations@ttbank.gr

George Xifaras, 47 years old, is a graduate and de-gree holder of Athens University of Economics andBusiness, Business administration and organizationdepartment. During 1989-1990 he was employed atNational Westminster Bank PLC, as an accounting as-sistant. During 1990 to 2000 he worked in Dorian Bank,moving up the ranks from Accounting Head to Finan-cial and Mutual Fund Manager.From 2000 to 2004 he undertook the challenging taskof Marfin Group SA, once more moving up the ranksfrom Internal Audit Manager to Financial Manager, be-ing responsible in parallel of the special projects thatgave MARFIN the present dynamic structure. In August2004, he undertook the position of Director of FinancialServices of Hellenic Postbank, while on 2008 he be-came Chief Financial Officer – General Manager.

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UNIBIOS HOLDINGS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.unibios.gr

IR Contact: Antonios SvoronosAddress: Lykabittoy 19., 106 72, AthensTelephone: +30 210 3390382 , 210 3390384Fax: +30 (210) 3390364Email: a.svoronos@unibios.gr

UNITED TEXTILES S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.klonatex.com

Address: Loggou 1, 144 52, LycovrisiTelephone: +30 210 2838243 , 210 2838244Fax: +30 210 2838248Email: Varvari.Petrula@unitedtextiles.com

VARANGIS AVEPE S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - FurnishingsCompany website: www.varangis.com.gr

IRO Name: Natasa AsvestopoulouIRO Title: IROAddress: 38 Kifisias Ave., 151 25, Marousi, AthensTelephone: +30 210 6154860Fax: +30 210 6154890Email: nasvestopoulou@avepe.gr

Natassa Asvestopoulou is employed as IRO atVARANGIS AVEPE SA since 1998. She has worked(1995 -1998) in the European Parliament in Brussels asa Political Collaborator of a Greek MEP. She holds aB.A. degree in French Language and Civilisation by theNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens and aM.A. in International Relations and Politics by the Uni-versite Libre de Bruxelles. She’s fluent in Greek (moth-er tongue), French, English and German.

VARDAS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Apparel RetailersCompany website: www.vardas.gr

IR Contact: Krystallia TzaniAddress: 225 Mesogeion Str., 115 25, Athens Telephone: +30 210 679 4811Fax: +30 210 679 4800Email: k.tzani@vardas.gr

Krystallia Tzani is Head of Accounting Departmentand Director of Shareholders' Department. She is agraduate from Economic University of Piraeus, work-ing in the Company since 1976, initially as an assistantto Head of Accounting Department and since 1990, asHead of Accounting Department.

VARVARESSOS S.A. EUROPEAN SPINNING MILLS

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.varvaressos.gr

IR Contact: Maria LanaraAddress: AR. Kokkinou Str. 8, 59200, NaoussaTelephone: +30 23320 52671Fax: +30 23320 52676Email: Imaria@varvaressos.gr

VELL GROUP S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Durable Household ProductsCompany website: www.tasoglou.gr

IR Contact: Thrasivoulos TsamourisAddress: Tatoiou Str. 112, 14452, MetamorfosiTelephone: +30 210 2884000Fax: +30 210 2842385Email: a.tsamouris@tasoglou.gr

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VIOHALKO S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Di-versified IndustrialsCompany website: www.viohalco.gr

IRO Name: Sofia ZairiIRO Title: Investor Relations Officer Address: Mesogion Av. 2 – 4, 115 27, AthensTelephone: +30 210 6861111Fax: +30 210 6861347Email: szairi@sidenor.vionet.gr

Sofia Zairi, currently holding the po-sition of Investor Relations Officer, isan economist, having graduatedwith a “BSc in Economics” from theDepartment of Economics of AthensUniversity (1992-1996), with distinc-tion. She also holds a “MSc in Fi-

nance” with distinction from the City University Busi-ness School in London (1997-1998). She is currentlycompleting her PhD Thesis on “Underpricing of IPOs”at the Department of Economics of Athens University.She has been working for Viohalco Group since 2001,as IR Officer and Budgeting & Reporting Manager inSidenor. Before that she was Assistant to the CFO inAltec Group (2000-2001) and the Treasurer and SeniorFinancial Analyst in Procter & Gamble Hellas (1995-1997 & 1998-2000). She speaks fluent English, Frenchand Italian, and has a good knowledge of Spanish.She has been awarded for her studies, scholarshipsfrom the “Alexander S. Onassis Foundation”, from“NATO” and “Greek State Scholarship’s foundation”.She is a member of Economic Chamber of Greece.

VIS CONTAINER MANUFACTURING CO.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Containers & PackagingCompany website: www.vis.gr

IR Contact: Kyriakos SkoupionasAddress: Georgiou Gennimata Ave., 19018, MagoulaTelephone: +30 210 6161300Fax: +30 210 6161399Email: info@vis.gr

VIVARTIA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Food & Beverage - Food ProductsCompany website: www.vivartia.com

IR Contact: Sothia LiraAddress: 10 Ziridi Str., 15123, Marousi Telephone: +30 210 349 4405, 210 349 4000Fax: +30 210 349 4408Email: soflyrai@vivartia.com

VIVERE ENTERTAINMENT SA

Sector - Subsector: Retail - Specialty RetailersCompany website: www.vivere-entertainment.gr

IR Contacts: Savoula Palaiodimou, Katiana ZacharakiAddress: A. Metaxa & 8 Pandoras Str., 166 74 Glyfa-da - Athens GreeceTelephone: +30 211 1089400Fax: +30 211 1089420Email: vivere@virginmega.gr

VOGIATZOGLOU SYSTEMS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Industrial SuppliersCompany website: www.voyatzoglou.gr

IR Contact: Afroditi PerakiAddress: 12 km Athinon Lamias, 144 51, Metamorfosi Telephone: +30 210 2888600Fax: +30 210 2888699Email: aperaki@voyatzoglou.gr

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"WOOL INDUSTRY TRIA ALFA" S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Clothing & AccessoriesCompany website: www.sitemaker.gr/triaalfa

IR Contact: Michael TzorbatzakisAddress: 64 Al. Panagouli Str., 142 34, Nea Ionia Telephone: +30 210 279 0028Fax: +30 211 279 9173Email: 3alpha@internet.gr

INTERWOOD-XYLEMPORIA A.T.E.N.E.

Sector - Subsector: Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.xylemboria.gr

IR Contact: Nikolaos RoubosAddress: Thesi Kokkinopyrgos-Kalimpaki, 192 00, Elefsina Telephone: +30 210 556 5000Fax: +30 210 556 5009, 210 556 5575Email: info@xylemboria.gr

X. BENRUBI S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Durable Household ProductsCompany website: www.benrubi.gr

IR Contacts: Dimitrios Skorpideas, Eleni TsipopoulouAddress: 27 St. Thomas Str., 151 24, Marousi Telephone: +30 210 615 6400, 210 615 6414Fax: +30 210 619 9316, 210 619 9318Email: aleka@benrubi.gr, padelis@benrubi.gr

X. K. TEGOPOULOS EDITIONS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Media - PublishingCompany website: www.enet.gr

IR Contact: Alexandra BratimouAddress: 10 - 16 Minoos Str., 117 43, Athens Telephone: +30 210 929 6001Fax: +30 210 902 8596Email: acnt@enet.gr

XAIDEMENOS S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Business Support ServicesCompany website: www.haidemenos.gr

IR Contacts: Marina Xaidemenou, Irene GabrilakiAddress: 4 Archaiou Theatrou Str., 174 56, Marousi Telephone: +30 210 994 0944Fax: +30 210 996 0140, 210 995 3187Email: info@haidemenos.gr

S D. CONSTANTINOU & SON S.A. “YALCO”

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Durable Household ProductsCompany website: www.yalco.gr

IRO Name: Elias MalandrisIRO Title: Chief Financial OfficerAddress: 9 Andrea Metaxa St., 145 64, KifissiaTelephone: +30 210 6299997Fax: +30 210 8000866Email: malandris@yalco.gr

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as a business consultant in respectable Greek andMultinational consulting firms such as Deloitte &Touche Î·È Ë Kantor Management Consultants.Next he worked as a Corporate Development Manag-er, responsible for the cost cutting/turnaround pro-gram in Hellenic Shipyard for Thyssen Krupp MarineSystems. He started working for YALCO in February2008 as Business Development Manager and of 30th

of April he was appointment Deputy Chief Financial Of-ficer of the Group, while from 20th of July 2009 he wasalso appointment as Head of Investors Relations De-partment.

ZAMPA S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Personal & Household Goods - Durable Household ProductsCompany website: www.zampa.gr

IR Contact: PapazachopoulosAddress: 38 Kifissou Ave., 121 33, Peristeri Telephone: +30 210 574 7655Fax: +30 210 575 5066Email: zampa@internet.gr

ZENON S.A.

Sector - Subsector: Industrial Goods & Services - Industrial MachineryCompany website: www.zenon.gr

IR Contact: Theodora VeloniaAddress: 5 Kanari Str., 153 44, Glyka Nera Telephone: +30 210 665 5800Fax: +30 210 604 1051Email: pt@zenon.gr

The Alternative Market (EN.A)

ALPHA TRUST INVESTMENT SERVICES S.A.

Company website: www.alphatrust.gr

IRO Name: Constantina GanetsouIRO Title: Investor RelationsAddress: 21 Tatoiou Str., 145 61 KifissiaTelephone: +30 210 6289200Fax: +30 210 6234242Email: n.ganetsou@alphatrust.gr

BIOMEDICAL AND ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGY S.A.

Company website: http://otcorp.gr

IR Contact: Psanis CharalamposAddress: 63A Katechaki, 115 25, AthinaTelephone: +30 210 6618701-4Fax: +30 210 6618143Email: info@otcorp.gr

DOPPLER S.A.

Company website: www.doppler.gr

IR Contact: Bourantas ZisisAddress: BIO.PA. Polykastrou,KilkisTelephone: +30 23430 20150Fax: +30 23430 23701Email: info@doppler.gr

ENTERSOFT S.A.

Company website: www.entersoft.gr

IR Contact: Krasopoulou IoannaAddress: 362, Syggrou Ave. & Evripidou str. 176 74 KallitheaTelephone: +30 210 9525001Fax: +30 210 9575053Email: ikr@entersoft.gr

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ENVITEC S.A. - TECHNICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS

Company website: www.envitec.gr

IR Contact: Margarita AntonopoulouAddress: Ag. Ioannou Str. 12 - 14, Halandri 15233,AthensTelephone: +30 210 68 55 793Fax: +30 210 68 55 804Email: envitec@envitec.gr

EPSILON NET S.A.

Company website: www.epsilonnet.gr

IRO Name: Fotis RomoudisIRO Title: Director of Business DevelopmentAddress: 79, 17th November Str.Telephone: +30 2310 981700Mobile: +30 6973020021Fax: +30 2310 920770Email: rom@epsilonnet.gr

Mr Fotis Romoudis (father’s nameGeorgios), born in 1969 in Thessa-loniki. Mr Romoudis is a Director ofBusiness Development, Economistand graduate of the Economic De-partment of the Aristotle University ofGreece. He has also a Postgraduate

degree in Business Administration-Finance and Infor-mation Systems. Mr Romoudis is also a member of theEconomic Chamber of Greece and holds an A-Class li-cense of tax accountants. He is an affiliate member ofA.I.A (Association of International Accountants) ofGreat Britain and Member of Board of Directors in theGreek Branch of A.I.A in Greece. Mr Romoudis has at-tended several seminars on International Financial Ac-counting Standards, Financial Analysis, Costing, Fi-nancial Management, Budgeting, etc. He has servedas Vice Chairman Development Project Manager of the«ERGOGROUP S.A» and Financial Director of «RODAS.A» and «MLS GROUP OF COMPANIES». Since 2003,he is a Director of Business Development of “EPSILONNET S.A”. Since March of 2004, ªr Romoudis is also aMember of Board of Directors of “EPSILON NET S.A”.

EUROXX SECURITIES S.A.

Company website: www.euroxx.gr

IRO Name: Paraskevi PapadomanolakiIRO Title: Head of DepartmentAddress: 7 Paleologou Str., ChalandriTelephone: +30 210 68 79 515Fax: +30 210 68 79 401Email: vpapadom@euroxx.gr

Mrs Papadomanolaki is currently working in EUROXXSecurities, as Investor Relations Officer and Public Re-lations Executive. Prior to Euroxx she worked inSMEXA (Association of Members of the Athens StockExchange) in the field of monitoring the legislativeprocess of the European Union as well as the prepera-tion of studies. Academic degrees: She is a Diplomaholder from Panteion University in International andEuropean Studies.

FOODLINK S.A.

Company website: www.Foodlink.gr

IRO Name: Vassilios Karakoulakis IRO Exact Title: PresidentAddress: 146 Salaminos Ave.Telephone: +30 210 5517700Fax: +30 210 5596411Email: info@foodlink.gr

Karakoulakis Vasilios. Academic Background:National & Kapodistrian University Of Athens (B.Sc.Mathematics). Total Years Of Working Experience: 20.Companies: Foodlink S.A (President ), Business X-Tensions (General Manager), Kraft Jacobs Suchard(Logistics Manager), Jacobs Suchard Pavlides

KRITON ARTOS S.A.

Company website: www.kritonartos.gr

IR Contact: Ioannis ChatziemmanouilAddress: Kallithea - Thesi Ammos, 71500, Herakleion, CreteTelephone: +30 2810 380850Fax: +30 2810 380860Email: kr-artos@otenet.gr

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MEDITERRA S.A.

Company website: www.mastihashop.com

IR Contact: Krommida ElpidaAddress: 34 Akadimias Str., AthensTelephone: +30 210 3631143Fax: +30 210 3631133Email: ekrommida@mastihashop.com

OPTRONICS TECHNOLOGIES S.A.

Company website: www.optronics.gr

IR Contact: Maria PapastergiouAddress: Thessalonikis 79-81, 18346, MoschatoTelephone: +30 210 9837121Fax: +30 210 9834814Email: optronics@optronics.gr

PERFORMANCE TECHNOLOGIES A.E.

Company website: www.performance.gr

IRO Name: Dimitra KontouIRO Title Group Marketing ManagerAddress: L.Boyliagmenis 338, 17342, Agios DimitriosTelephone: +30 210 9947100 , +30 210 9947007Fax: +30 210 9947111Email: ir@performance.gr

VIDAVO S.A

Company website: www.vidavo.gr

IR Contact: Psimarnou MarkelaAddress: 9o xil. Tessalonikis Termis ktirio Termi,57001, ThessalonikiTelephone: +30 2311 999955Fax: +30 2311 999956

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BANK MEMBERS

1. NATIONAL BANK OF GREECES.A.86, Eolou Str.102 32 AthensTel.: +30 210.33.41.000Fax: + 30 210.33.41.818Web: www.ethniki.gr

2. EFG EUROBANK ERGASIAS S.A.20, Amalias Str.105 57 AthensTel.: +30 210.33.37.000Fax: +30 210.33.37.256Web: www.eurobank.gr

3. ALPHA BANK S.A. Tel.: +30 210.32.60.00040, Stadiou Ave.Fax: +30 210.32.62.427102 52 AthensWeb: www.alpha.gr

4. PIRAEUS BANK S.A.4, Amerikis Str.105 64 AthensTel.: +30 210.33.35.000Fax: +30 210.32.20.097Web: www.piraeusbank.gr

5. EMPORIKI BANK OF GREECE S.A.11, Sofokleous Str.102 35 Athens Tel.: +30 210.32.84.000Fax: +30 210.32.54.484Web: www.emporiki.gr

6. AGRICULTURAL BANK OFGREECE S.A.23, Panepistimiou Str.105 64 AthensTel.: +30 210. 32.98.911Fax: +30 210.32.98.754Web: www.ate.gr

7. TT HELLENIC POSTBANK S.A.2-6, Pesmazoglou 101 75 Athens Tel.: +30 210.37.04.000Fax: +30 210.37.04.107Web: www.taxtam.gr

8. MARFIN EGNATIA BANK S.A.56, Zephyrou Str:175 64 P. FaliroTel.: +30 210.94.77.513-5Fax: +30 210. 94.77.512Web: www.egnatiabank.gr

9. BANK OF CYPRUS PUBLICCOMPANY LTD170, Alexandras Ave. 115 21 AthensTel.: +30 210.64.18.000Fax: +30 210.64.18.879Web: www.bankofcyprus.gr

10. CITIBANK INTERNATIONAL PLC8,Othonos Str.105 57 AthensTel.: +30 210.92.93.000Fax: +30 210.92.43.612Web: www.citibank.gr

11. MILLENNIUM BANK S.A.182, Syggrou AVe.176 71 KallitheaTel.: +30 210.95.57.000Fax: +30 210.95.95.816Web: www.novabank.gr

12. GENERAL BANK OF GREECE S.A.109 -111, Mesogeion Ave. 115 10 AthensTel.: +30 210.69.75.000Fax: +30 210.69.75.910Web: www.geniki.gr

13. ATTICA BANK S.A.23, Omirou Str.106 72 AthensTel.: +30 210.36.69.000Fax: +30 210.36.69.415Web: www.bankofattica.gr

14. HSBC BANK plc109-111, Mesogeion Ave.115 26 Athens Tel.: +30 210.69.60.000Fax: +30 210.69.28.000Web: www.hsbc.gr

15. ASPIS BANK S.A.4, Othonos Str.105 57 AthensTel.: +30 210.33.64.000Fax: +30 210.32.21.409Web: www.aspisbank.gr

16. PROBANK S.A.4, St Barbara Str.175 63 FaliroTel.: +30 210.98.91.000Fax: +30 210.98.59.238Web: www.probank.gr

17. PROTON BANK S.A.13, Eslin Str. & 20, Amaliados Str.115 23 ∞thens Tel.: +30 210.69.70.000Fax: +30 210.69.70.111Web: www.proton.gr

18. UNICREDIT BANK AG 7, Heraklitou Str.106 73 AthensTel.: +30 210.36.40.940Fax: +30 210.36.40.063Web: www.hypovereinsbank.gr

19. FBB - FIRST BUSINESS BANK S.A.91, Michalakopoulou Str.115 28 AthensTel.: +30 210.74.99.700Fax: +30 210.74.99.765Web: www.fbb.gr

20. HELLENIC BANK PUBLICCOMPANY LTD11, Vas. Sofias Ave. & Merlin Str.106 71 AthensTel.: +30 210.33.84.800Fax: +30 210.36.17.802Web: www.hellenicbank.gr

21. PANELLINIA BANK S.A.290, Messogeion Ave.155 62 HolargosTel.: +30 210.65.96.200Fax: +30 210.65.61.923Web: www.panelliniabank.gr

ASSOCIATED MEMBERS

1. BNP PARIBAS94, Vas Sofias Ave. & 1, Kerassountos Str.115 28 AthensTel.: 210.74.68.000Fax: +30 210.74.86.726Web: www.bnpparibas.com

2. THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND N.V.348, Syggrou Ave.176 74 KallitheaTel.: +30 210.94.97.199Fax: +30 210.94.04.923Web: www.abnamro.com

3. B∞¡∫ OF AMERICA N.A.35,Panepistimou Str.105 64 Athens Tel.: +30 210.32.51.901-19Fax: +30 210.32.31.376

BANKS

SOURCE: HELLENIC BANK ASSOCIATION

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4. ETHNIKI LEASING S.A. 14, Amalias Ave.105 57 Athens Tel.: +30 210.33.14.800Fax: +30 210.33.14.820Web: www.etnolease.gr

5. EFG EUROBANK ERGASIASLEASING S.A.5, Evripidou Str. & 40- 44 Praxitelous Str.105 61 Athens Tel.: +30 210.37.10.800Fax: +30 210.32.10.850

6. ALPHA LEASING S.A.6, Fillelinon Str,105 57 AthensTel.: +30 210.33.67.900Fax: +30 210.33.67.911

NON MEMBERS

1. BANK OF GREECE21, Panepistimiou Str.102 50 AthensTel.: +30 210.32.01.111Fax: +30 210.32.26.371Web: www.bankofgreece.gr

2. CONSIGNMENT & LOANS FUND 40, Akadimias Str.101 74 AthensTel.: +30 210.36.94.100Fax: +30 210.36.09.545Web: www.tpd.gr

3. THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND 45, Akti Miaouli185 10 PireasTel.: +30 210.45.96.500Fax: 210.45.96.600Web: www.rbs.co.uk

4. BANK SADERAT IRAN 25-29, Panepistimiou Str.105 64 AthensTel.: +30 210.32.49.531Fax: +30 210.32.51.154Web: www.bank-saderat-iran.com

5. INTESA SANPAOLO SpA11, Euripidou Str.105 61 AthensTel.: +30 210.33.16.833Fax: +30 210.32.55.107Web: www.sanpaoloimi.com

6. F.C.E. BANK PLC4, Konstantinoupoleos Ave.121 33 Peristeri Tel.: +30 210.57.09.900Fax: +30 210.57.09.866Web: www.fordcredit.gr

7. GMAC BANK G.h.b.H56, Kifissias Ave. 151 25 Maroussi Tel.: +30 210.61.63.500Fax: +30 210.61.99.222Web: www.gmacfs.com

8. INVESTMENT BANK OF GREECE S.A.24µ, Kifissias Ave.151 25 Maroussi Tel.: +30 210.81.71.800Fax: +30 210.68.51.472

9. FGA BANK G.h.b.H.580∞, Vouliagmenis Ave.164 52 Argiroupoli Tel.: +30 210.99.88.777Fax: +30 210.99.61.118Web: www.fiatcredit.gr

10. BNP PARIBAS PERSONALFINANCE8, Achileos Str.176 74 KallitheaTel.: +30 210.94.87.000-599Fax: +30 210.94.87.150Web: www.cetelem.gr

11. AEGEAN BALTIC BANK S.A.217, Kifissias Av.151 24 MaroussiTel.: +30 210.62.34.110Fax: +30 210.62.34.192-3

12. EMPORIKI CREDICOM BANK S.A.187, Siggrou Av171 21 Nea SmirniTel.: +30 210.93.96.905/6Fax: +30 210.93.99.909

13. BNP PARIBAS SECURITIESSERVICES 94, Vas. Sofias Ave. & 1, Kerassountos Str.115 28 AthensTel.: +30 210.74.68.500Fax: +30 210.74.86.579Web: securities.bnpparibas.com

14. UNION DE CREDITOSINMOBILIARIOS S.A. 5, ∞. Pirri Str. & ∂vinou Str.115 27 AthensTel.: +30 210.74.91.800Fax: +30 210.77.59.154Web: www.uci.com

15. EUROHYPO AG23, Vas. Sofias Ave.106 74 Athens Tel.: +30 210.72.50.007Fax: +30 210.72.50.397Web: www.eurohypo.com

16. VOLKSWAGEN BANK G.M.B.H409, Vouliagmenis Ave.163 46 IlioupolisTel.: +30 210.89.25.900-970Fax: +30 210.89.25.959Web: www.volkswagenbank.com

17. INTESA SANPAOLO BANKALBANIA (∂.∂. 2004)48, Patission str106 78 AthensTel.: 210 38.97.390Fax: +30 210 38.02.030Web: www.abagreece.gr

18. FORTIS BANK S.A./N.V. (∂.∂. 2006)§ÂˆÊ. ™˘ÁÁÚÔ‡ 166176 71 ∞ı‹Ó·Tel.: +30 210-95.44.350Fax: +30 210-95.44.368Web: www.fortis.com

19. SOCIETE GENERALE BANK ANDTRUST280, Kifissias Str.152 32 HalandriÈTel.: +30 210.87.71.100Fax: +30 210.68.95.599Web: www.sgprivatebanking.gr

20. BMW AUSTRIA BANK GMBH33, Zeppou Str.166 57 GlyfadaTel.: +30 210-91.18.500Fax: +30 210-91.18.505

21. MARCEDES-BENZ BANK POLSKAS.A. (∂.∂. 2007) 20, Thivaidos Str.145 64 Nea KifisiaTel.: +30 210-81.88.800Fax: +30 210-81.88.840

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22. BANCA IMI (2007)11, Euripidou Str.105 61 AthensTel.: 210.32.48.148

23. DEUTSCHE BANK AG23A, Vas. Sofias Ave.106 74 Athens Tel.: +30 210.72.56.210Fax: +30 210.72.32.541

24. BNP PARIBAS WHEALTHMANAGEMENT 94, Vas. Sofias Ave. & 1, Kerassountos Str.115 28 AthensTel.: +30 210.74.69.000Fax: +30 210.74.72.071

25. KEDR CLOSE JOINT STOCKCOMPANY COMMERCIAL BANK130, Syggrou Av.117 45 AthensTel.: +30 210-93.55.233Fax: +30 210-92.41.641

26. T.C.ZIRAAT BANKASI A.S.2, Ermou Str.105 63 AthensTel.: +30 210-32.23.038Fax: +30 210-32.23.017

27. SAXO BANK AS HELLAS4, Vas Sophias An.106 74 AthensTel.: +30 211-18.12.180Fax: +30 211-18.12.180

COOPERATIVE BANK

1. ACHAIA COOPERATIVE BANK LTD 66, Mixalakopoulou Str.262 21 PatrasTel.: +30 2610-240800Fax: +30 2610-240825

2. PANCRETAN COOPERATIVEBANK LTD Ikarou Ave. & Efesou Str.71 306 Irakleio, CreteTel.: +30 2810-338800Fax: +30 2810-341318

3. COOPERATIVE BANK OF DRAMA LTD40, L. Lambriadi Str.66 100 DramaTel.: +30 25210-27818Fax: +30 25210-27819

4. COOPERATIVE BANK OFDODECANESE51 Ethnikhs Antistaseos Str.85 100 RhodesTel.: +30 22410-38600/1Fax: +30 22410-30700

5. COOPERATIVE BANK OF N. EVROS158 Dimokratias Ave.681 00 ∞lexandroupoliTel.: +30 25510-80290/1Fax: +30 25510-80292

6. COOPERATIVE BANK OF EYBOIA LTD12, Venizelou Str34 100 XalkidaTel.: +30 22210-82200Fax: +30 22210-82444Web: www.evcredit.otenet.gr

7. COOPERATIVE BANK OF EPIRUS LTD12, Aberof Str.452 21 πoanninaTel.: +30 26510-30520Fax: +30 26510-29921Web: www.ioanninabank-epirus.gr

8. COOPERATIVE BANK OF KARDITSA LTDTaliadourou Str & Kolokotroni Str.43 100 ∫·rditsaTel.: +30 24410-40099/299Fax: +30 24410-40199

9. COOPERATIVE BANK OF DITIKIMACEDONIA 3-5, Tsontza Str.50 100 KozaniTel.: +30 24610-42174/5Fax: +30 24610-42191

10. COOPERATIVE BANK OFPELOPONNESUS COOP. L.L.3, Ermou Str.20 100 CorinthosTel.: +30 27410-84477Fax: +30 27410-84110

11. COOPERATIVE BANK OF LAMIA LTD 1 A, Diakou Str.35 100 LamiaTel.: +30 22310-39100Fax: +30 22310-39102

12. COOPERATIVE BANK OF LESBOS – LEMNOS75, Kountourioti Squ.81 100 ªitiliniTel.: +30 22510-48121Fax: +30 22510-46044Web: www.lesvos-bank.net

13. COOPERATIVE BANK OF PIERIA LTD 5, Ethn. Antistaseos Str.60 100 KateriniTel.: +30 23510-30996/7Fax: +30 23510-75710Web: www.pieriabank.gr

14. COOPERATIVE BANK OF N. SERRONV. Vassileiou Str & N. Plastira Str.621 23 SerresTel.: +30 23210 98.050-68Fax: +30 23210 98.069

15. COOPERATIVE BANK OF THESSALIA3, Miaouli Str.421 00 TrikalaTel.: +30 24310-76100Fax: +30 23410-76101

16. COOPERATIVE BANK OF CHANIA COOP. L.L.28-32, El. Venizelou731 32 ChaniaTel.: +30 28210-25500Fax: +30 28210-25555Web: www.chaniabank.gr

SOURCE: HELLENIC BANK ASSOCIATION

BANKS

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SECURITIES FIRMS

ABG SECURITIES S.A.1, Filellinon Str. 105 57 ATHENSTel.: +30 210 3687700, 210 3687710Fax: +30 210 3644481, 210 364 4530Web: www.ateaxe.grEmail: atex@ate.gr

ACROPOLIS SECURITIES S.A.8 Efpolidos str.Athens 105 52Tel.: +30 210 3292800, 210 329 2859Fax: +30 210 3217618, 210 324 3755Web: www.acropolis-axe.grEmail: info@acropolis-axe.gr

ALKI BROKERAGE FIRM S.A.33 Stadiou str.105 59 AthensTel.: +30 210 3211801- 5Fax: +30 210 3215012Web: www.alkestockbrokers.grEmail:alke@alkestockbrokers.gr

ALPHA FINANCE INVESTMENTSERVICES S.A.5 Merlin Str.106 71 Athens Tel.: +30 210 3677400Fax: +30 210 3677467Web: www.alphafinance.grEmail: reception@alphafinance.gr

ARGUS STOCKBROKERS LTD25 Demostheni Severi Ave., MetroploisTower, 1st and 2nd Floor1080 Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 2271 70 00Fax: +357 2271 70 70Web: www.argus.com.cyEmail: argus@argus.com.cy

ASPIS BANK S.A.7 Merlin Str.106 71 AthensTel.: +30 210 3680593-5Fax: +30 210 3625722Web: www.aspissec.grEmail: aspis@aspissec.gr

ATHENAIKI BROKERAGE FIRM S.A.33 Stadiou & Pesmazoglou str, AthensTel.: +30 210 3254764Fax: +30 210 3254767Email:secretary@athinaiki-securities.gr

ATLANTIC SECURITIES LIMITED37 Prodromou Str.CY-1090 Lefkosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 445400Fax: +357 22 661914Web: www.atlanticfs.comEmail: info@atlanticfs.com

ATLAS SECURITIES S.A.125 Michalakopoulou & 14-16 Vervenon Str115 27 Ampelokipi AthensTel.: +30 210 3363300, 2103249201-2Fax: +30 2103238925, 2103249619Web: www.atlasaxe.grEmail: atlas@atlasaxe.gr

AXIA VENTURES GROUP LTD10 G. Kranidiotis Str., Nice Day House,Office 1021065 Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 742000Fax: +357 22 742001Web: www.axiavg.comEmail: info@axiavg.com

AXON SECUTRITIES S.A.48 Stadiou str.105 64 AthensTel.: +30 210 3363800Fax: +30 210 3243903Web: www.axonsec.grEmail: main@axonsec.gr

BETA SECURITIES S.A.29 Alexandras Ave., & Vraila str.114 73 AthensTel.: +30 210 6478900Fax: +30 210 6410139, 210 647 8990Web: www.beta.grEmail: analisi@beta.gr

CAPITAL SECURITIES S.A.58 Mitropoleos str.10563 AthensTel.: +30 210 3369700Fax: +30 210 3369820Email: info@capitalsec.gr

CFS SECURITIES3 Stadiou str., Stoa KaliggaAthens 10671Tel.: +30 210-3360800Fax: +30 210 3311854Web: www.cfs.grEmail: info@cfs.gr

CHEUVREUX S.A.9 Quai du President Paul Doumer 92400 - Courbevoie,FranceTel.: +33 (0)1 41 89 7000Fax: +33 (0)1 41 89 70 01Web: www.cheuvreux.comEmail: datanews@cheuvreux.com

CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETSLIMITEDCitigroup Centre, Canada Square, Canary WharfLondon E14 5LBTel.: +20 7986 4000Fax: +20 7986 2266Web: www.citigroup.com

CO-OPERATIVE CENTRAL BANK LTD8 Grigori Afxentiou1096 Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 743300Fax: +357 22 672083Web: www.coopbank.com.cyEmail: epeyccb@ccb.coop.com.cy

CREDIT SUISSE SECURITIES(EUROPE) LIMITEDOne Cabot Square, LONDON, E14 4QJTel.: +44 20 7888 8888Fax: +44 20 7888 1600Web: www.credit-suisse.comEmail: exchange.notices@credit-suisse.com

CYCLOS SECURITIES S.A.39 Panepistimiou str.105 64 AthensTel.: +30 210 336 4300Fax: +30 210 323 9122Web: www.cyclos.grEmail: central@cyclos.gr

N. CHRYSSOCHOIDIS STOCKBROKERAGE I.S.S.A.7-9 Sophocleous str., Athens 10559Tel.: +30 210 321 3913Fax: +30 210 321 6115Web: www.chryssochoidis.grEmail: nchrysso@otenet.gr

NIC. KOMNINOS SECURITIES S.A33 Stadiou str., Athens 10559Tel.: +30 210 3726200, 210 372 6225Web: www.komninosec.grEmail: ink@komninos.gr

SOURCE: ATHENS EXCHANGE

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THE CYPRUS INVESTMENT ANDSECURITIES CORPORATIONLIMITED (CISCO)Eurolife House, 4 ∂vrou Street, PoBox 205971660 Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 881800Fax: +357 22 338801Web: www.cisco-online.com.cyEmail: info@cisco.bankofcyprus.com

DEUTSCHE BANK A.G.Theodor-Heuss-Allee 7060486 Frankfurt, GermanyTel.: +49 69 910-00Fax: +49 69 910-34225Web: www.db.com

DRAX SECURITIES S.A.7 Kratinou str.105-51AthensTel.: +30 210 3716400Fax: +30 210 3716501Web: www.drax.grEmail: info@drax.gr

DYNAMIC SECURITIES S.A.8, Omirou & Panepistimiou str. Athens 10564Tel.: +30 210 3677700, 210 3677740Fax: +30 210 3677777Web: www.dynamicsec.grEmail: info@dynamicsec.gr

LEON. DEPOLAS SECURITIES S.A1 Ch.Lada str.Athens 105 61Tel.: +30 210 321 3276,210 321 1618Fax: +30 210 3211618Web: www.depolasaxe.grEmail: info@depolasaxe.gr

EMPORIKI BANK S.A.11 Sofokleous Str.102 35 AthensTel.: +30 210 3284000, 210 3663300Fax: +30 210 3663001Web: www.emporiki.grEmail: equities@emporiki.gr

EUROBANK EFG SECURITIESINVESTMENT FIRM SA10 Philellinon & 13 Xenofontos Str.105 57 AthensTel.: +30 210 3720000, 210 3720220Fax: +30 210 3720001Web: www.eurobanksec.grEmail: info@eurobanksec.gr

EUROCORP SEC. S.A.14 Filikis Eterias Sq.106 73 AthensTel.: +30 210 726 3500Fax: +30 210 726 3666Web: www.eurocorp.grEmail: eurocorpsec.admin@eurocorp.gr

EUROTRUST INVESTMENTSERVICES SA113 Sebastoupoleos str., AthensTel.: +30 210 3363100Fax: +30 210 3238334Web: www.eurotrustsec.grEmail: eurotrust@eurotrustsec.gr

EUROXX SECURITIES S.A.7 Paleologou str. 152 32, Halandri, AthensTel.: +30 210 6879400Fax: +30 210 6879401Web: www.euroxx.grEmail: info@euroxx.gr

FORTIUS FINANCE SECURITIES296 Kifisias Ave.15232 HalandriTel.: +30 210 3725300, 210 372 5430-440Fax: +30 210 3725391Web: www.fortius.grEmail: info@fortius.gr

GLOBAL CAPITAL SECURITIES ANDFINANCIAL SERVICES LTD50 Arch. Makariou Ave., ALPHAHOUSE, 1st Floor1065, Nicosia P.O.BOX 16099, 2085NICOSIATel.: +357 22 710710Fax: +357 22 339332Web: www.globalcapital.com.cyEmail:yiannos.stavrinides@globalcapital.com.cy

GUARDIAN TRUST SECURITIES S.A.15 Philellinon str., Athens 105 57210-3378700 // +30-2310-535708Fax: 210-3220498 // +30-2310-536876Web: www.guardiantrust.grEmail: info@guardiantrust.gr

HELLENIC - AMERICAN SECURITIES S.A6 Evripidou str105 59 AthensTel.: +30 210 3311100Fax: +30 210 3215968Web: www.hellenicamerican.grEmail: info@hellenicamerican.gr

HELLENIC BANK (INVESTMENTS) LTD31 Kyriakou Matsi Av., 2nd Fl., P.O.BOX 247471394 NICOSIA, CYPRUSTel.: +357 22 500 100Fax: + 357 22 500 110Web: www.hbi.hellenicbank.comEmail: investments@hellenicbank.com

HSBC PANTELAKIS SECURITIES S.A109-111 Messoghion Ave.115 26 AthensTel.: +30 210 6965000, 210 696 5105Fax: +30 210 6929550, 210 692 9593Web: www.investdirect.hsbc.grEmail: hpss@hsbc.gr

INDEX SECURITIES S.A.6 Dragatsaniou str.105 59 AthensTel.: +30 210 3213920, 210 3210097, 210 3212965Fax: +30 210 3213216Web: www.indexsec.grEmail: info@indexsec.gr

INTERSEC SECURITIES S.A80-88 Sygrou Ave., AthensTel.: +30 210 9203000, 210 9203001Fax: +30 210 9203052Web: www.intersec.grEmail: Info@intersec.gr

INVESTMENT BANK OF GREECE S.A.24b Kifisias Ave., 151-25 Amarousion,AthensTel.: +30 30 210 8173000, 210 8173426,210 8171965Fax: +30 210 8173101, 210 689 6325Web: www.ibg.grEmail: info@ibg.gr

KAPPA SECURITIES S.A15 Valaoritou str.Athens 106 71Tel.: +30 210 361 0371Fax:+30 210 364 1002 Web: www.kappasec.grWeb: kappa@kappasec.gr

KARAMANOF SECURITIES S.A.2 Plateia Agion TheodoronAthens 10561Tel.: +30 210 3212947Fax:+30 210 3217088Web: www.karamanofaxe.grEmail: backoffice@karamanofaxe.gr

SOURCE: ATHENS EXCHANGE

SECURITIES FIRMS

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KYPROU SECURITIES S.A.26 Feidippidou Str & Halkidonas115 27, Ampelokipoi, AthensTel.: + 30 2108701000Fax: +30 2108701049Web: www.kyprousecurities.grEmail infosec@kyprousecurities.gr

ST. EM. LAVRENTAKIS SECURITIES S.A7-9 Sophocleous str.Athens 105 59Tel.: +30 210 3213336-8Fax: +30 210 3246572Web: www.lavrentakis.grEmail: lavre@otenet.gr

J.CHR.MAVRIKIS SECURITIESSECURITIES COMPANY S.A5 Sophokleous str.105 59 AthensTel.: +30 210 3216730Fax: +30 210 3217767Web: www.mavrikis.grEmail: info@mavrikis.gr

MAGNA TRUST SECURITIES S.A.9 Feidiou str.Athens 106 78Tel.: +30 210 3327500Fax: +30 210 3327599Web: www.magnatrust.grEmail: info@magnatrust.gr

MARFIN CLR (FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD)Byron Ave 26, CLR House1096 Nicosia CyprusTel.: +357 22 898600Fax: +357 22 680953Web: www.clrfn.comEmail: Ctoumpouri@clrfn.com

MEGA EQUITY SECURITIES &FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD42- 44 Griva Digeni Avenue1080 Nicosia, CyprusP.O. Box 23685, 1685 Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 711711, 22 711800Fax: +357 22 711811Web: www.megaequity.comEmail: info@megaequity.com

MEGATRUST - OLYMPICSECURITIES S.A.5 Stadiou str., 105-62, AthensTel.: +30 210 371 6600 (640,647)Fax: +30 210 3254798Web: www.mto.grEmail: info@mto.gr

MERIT SECURITIES S.A.38 Vasileos Konstantinou Ave.11635, AthensTel.: +30 210 3671800Fax: +30 210 3671830, 210 3671829Web: www.meritsec.grEmail: info@merit.gr

MERRILL LYNCHMerrill Lynch Financial Center, 2 KingEdward Str.EC1A 1HQ London, United KingdomTel.: +44 20 7995 2000Fax: +44 20 7995 4525Web: www.ml.com

METOCHIKI SECURITIES S.A3 G.Genadiou str., AthensTel.: +30 210 3306700Fax: +30 210 3306709Email: info@metoxiki.gr

MIDAS BROKERAGE S.A.5 Sophokleous str, AthensTel.: +30 210 3253203Fax: +30 210 3253205Web: www.midassec.grEmail: mida1axe@otenet.gr

NATIONAL P&K SECURITIES S.A.91 Michalakopoulou Str.115 28 AthensTel.: +30 210 7720000Fax: +30 210 7720002Web: www.nationalpk.grEmail: info@nationalpk.nbg.gr

NORTHERN GREECE SECURITIES S.A.148 Momferatou Str.114 75 AthensTel.: +30 210 6475300, 6452609, 210 6452610Fax: + 30 210 6452929Web: www.northsec.grEmail: info@northsec.gr

NUNTIUS HELLENIC SECURITIES S.A.6 Dragatsaniou str.Athens 10559Tel.: +30 210 3350599, 210 331 5355Fax: +30 210 3354846, 210 3254685, 210 331 5354Web: www.nuntius.grEmail: nuntius2@otenet.gr

OLYMPIA SECURITIES S.A.∞. Metaxa 46µ str,Glyfada, 166 74Tel.: +30 210 3702500Fax: +30 210 3702520Web: www.olympiasec.grEmail: derivatives@olympiasec.gr

ORANGE PARTNERS SAGEORGE 5, 10682, ATHENSTel.: +30 210 3300009Fax: +30 210 3305240Email: zeus@zeussec.gr

EL. A. PETROPOULAKISSECURITIES S.A.9 Aristidou str.Athens 105 59Tel.: +30 210 3213928Fax: +30 210 3216810, 210 322 1232Web: www.petropoulakis.grEmail: info@petropoulakis.net

G.A. PERVANAS SECURITIES S.A.7-9 Sophocleous str.Athens 105 59Tel.: +30 210 3727200Fax: +30 210 3210291Web: www.pervanas.grEmail: info@pervanas.gr

PEGASUS SECURITIES S.A.17 Valaoritou & Amerikis str.Athens 10671Tel.: +30 210 3670700Fax: +30 210 3670760Web: www.pegsec.grEmail: info@pegasusaxe.gr

PENTEDEKAS SECURITIES S.A.8 Klisovis str.Athens 10677Tel.: +30 210 3899400Fax: +30 210 3216574Web: www.pentedekas.grEmail: pentedek@pentedekas.gr

PIRAEUS SECURITIES S.A.10 Stadiou Str.105 64 AthensTel.: +30 210 3354100, 210-3311456, 210-3354027-4118Fax: +30 210-3233814, 210-3252241, 210-3354121Web: www.piraeus-sec.grEmail: info@piraeus-sec.gr

SOURCE: ATHENS EXCHANGE

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PRAXIS INTERNATIONALBROKERAGE S.A.4 Karageorgi Servias str.105 62 AthensTel.: +30 210 3274000Fax: +30 210 3274099Web: www.praxis.com.grEmail: info@praxis.com.gr

PRELIUM SECURITIES &INVESTMENT SERVICES S.A.1 Davaki Str & Kifisias 115 26, AthensTel.: +30 210 3677000Fax: +30 210 6926403Web: www.prelium.comEmail: info@prelium.com

PROBANK S.A.10 Amerikis Str., AthensTel.: +30 210 3392631-5Fax: +30 210 3392646Web: www.probank.grEmail: prosecurities@probank.gr

SHARELINK SECURITIES &FINANCIAL SERVICES LTDEllinas House, 6 Theotoki Str.1055 Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 554200Fax: +357 22 750852Web: www.sharelinksecurities.comEmail: Info@sharelink.com.cy

PROTON BANK S.A.Elsin & Amaliados, AmpelokipiTel.: +30 210 6970000Fax: +30 210 6970111Web: www.proton.grEmail: info@proton.gr

Z. G. PORTALAKIS BROKERAGE S.A.8 Pesmazoglou str.105 59 AthensTel.: +30 210 3214728Fax: +30 210 3212024Web: www.portalakis.grEmail: info@portalakis.gr

A. SARRIS SECURITIES S.A.6 Dragatsaniou str., AthensTel.: +30 210 3367700Fax: +30 210 3312324Email:sarrissecurities@yahoo.com

N. SARROS SECURITIES S.A.7-9 Sophocleous str., (4th Floor)105 59 AthensTel.: +30 210 3705600Fax:+30 210 3219992Web: www.sarros.grEmail :email@sarros.gr

SHARELINK SECURITIES &FINANCIAL SERVICES LTDEllinas House, 6 Theotoki Street1055, Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 554 200Fax: +357 22 750 852Web: www.sharelinksecurities.comEmail: Info@sharelink.com.cy

SOCIETE GENERALE S.A.17 Cours Valmy92987 Puteaux, FranceTel.: +33 142 13 4754Fax: +33 1 42 13 5697Web: www.socgen.comEmail: Valerie.rolland@sgcib

SOLIDUS SECURITIES S.A.64 L. Riankour str. (Apollon Tower)115 23 AthensTel.: +30 210 6900600Fax: +30 210 6985421, 210 698 2712Web: www.solidus.grEmail: info@solidus.gr

SOTIRIADIS SECURITIES S.A.7 Valaoritou str., 106 71 AthensTel.: +30 210 3636943Fax: +30 210 3601943Email: themiso@otenet.gr

D.A.TSEKOURAS SECURITIES S.A.33 Stadiou str., AthensTel.: +30 210 3245100Fax: +30 210 3211997Web: hhtp://www.tsekourasbrokers.comEmail: tsecourassec@ath.forthnet.gr

PAN. VL. TZEMOS SECURITIESCOMPANY S.A.5 Sophokleous str.105 59 AthensTel.: +30 210 3219441Fax: +30 210 3218540Email: tzemos@ath.forthnet.gr

UBS LIMITED1 Finsbury AvenueEC2M 2PP London, United KingdomTel.: +44 207 901 3333Fax: +44 207 901 2345Web: www.ubs.com

WOOD & COMPANY FINANCIALSERVICES S.A.Namesti Republiky 1079/1a110 00 Prague 1, Czech RepublicTel.: +420 222 096 111Fax: +420 222 096 222Web: www.wood.czEmail: wood@wood.cz

SOURCE: ATHENS EXCHANGE

SECURITIES FIRMS

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SOURCE: ASSOCIATION OF GREEK INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS

PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT COMPANIES

ALPHA TRUST ANDROMEDA CO. S.A.21, Tatoiou str. 14561 145 61, Kifissia GRTel.: +30 210 6289100Fax: +30 210 8089592Email: info@alphatrust.grUrl: www.alphatrust.gr/andromeda.htm Managing Director: Constantinos Tzinieris

EUROLINE INVESTMENTS CO.S.A.8, Dragatsaniou Str.105 59 AthensTel.: +30 210 6842320Fax: +30 210 6842168Email: info@eurolineaeex.grUrl: www.eurolineaeex.gr Managing Director: Kouvatseas George INTERINVEST INTL

INVESTMENT CO.S.A28, Voukourestiou Str.106 71 AthensTel.: +30 13641221/3/5Fax: +30 13614002Email: mail@interinvest.grUrl: www.interinvest.gr Managing Director: Christina Sakellaridis

AEOLIAN INVESTMENT FUND S.A.14, Filikis Etairias Sq.106 73 AthensTel.: +30 210 7243900Fax: +30 210 7294183Email: info@aeolian.grUrl: www.aeolian.gr General Manager: Dimitrios LiakosDIAS PORTFOLIO

INVESTMENTS S.A.19, Voukourestiou Str.106 71 AthensTel.: +30 210 3670900Fax: +30 210 3670999Email: diasinv@hol.grUrl: www.diasfund.gr Managing Director & General Manager: Vasileios KletsasInvestment Manager: EFG Eurobank Asset ManagementA.E.P.E.Y.

ALPHA TRUST INVESTMENTSERVICES S.A.21, Tatoiou Str.145 61 KifissiaTel.: +30 210 6289100Fax: +30 210 8089595Email: info@alphatrust.grUrl: www.alphatrust.gr Managing Director: Phaedon Tamvakakiseneral Manager: Christodoulos Aesopos Investment Manager: Christodoulos Aesopos

EFG EUROBANK ASSETMANAGEMENT S.A.3, Valaoritou & 22, Voukourestiou Str.106 71 AthensTel.: +30 210 3710500Fax: +30 210 3710504Managing Director: Konstantine MorianosGeneral Manager: Eleni Koritsa Investment Management: Georgios LamprosInvestment Strategy: Platon ChaldaiosMarketing & Sales Manager: Eleni Koritsa

EPIC INVESTMENT SERVICES96, Esperou Str.145 64 KiffissiaTel.: +30 210 7798510Fax: +30 210 7777621Email: epic@epic.grUrl: www.epic.gr Managing Director: Alkiviadis AngelakisInvestment Manager: Ioannis KossidasManager Administrative Services: Nikolaos Anagnostou

EUROCORP S.A.14, Filikis Eterias Sq.106 73 AthensTel.: +30 210 7263600Fax: +30 210 7263666Email: eurocorp.admin@eurocorp.grUrl: www.eurocorp.gr President: Ion KoufopandelisDirector Private Banking: Ioli ValdjiExecutive Director: John HatzimanolisFinancial & Adminastrative Director: Sofia Babili

NEW MELLON ASSET &WEALTH MANAGEMENT S.A.5, Mitropoleos Str.105 57 AthensTel.: +30 212 212 3400Fax: +30 212 212 3422Email: contact@newmellon.grUrl: www.newmellon.gr Managing Director: Matthew JamurtasFund Manager: Matthew Jamurtas

SOLIDUS SECURITIES SA64 Louizis Riankour str., - APOLLON TOWER115 23 AthensTel.: +30 210 6900600Fax: +30 210 6925260Email: info@solidus.grUrl: www.solidus.gr Managing Director:Alex Sinos Executive Director: Nick Kaltsogiannis General Manager: Elias Voggelis Head of Accounting: Kallia Maravelaki

SOURCE: ASSOCIATION OF GREEK INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS

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ALICO M.F.C.8, Xenofontos Str.105 57 AthensTel.: +30 210 3712300Fax: +30 210 3247901Email: info@alicomfunds.grUrl: www.alicomfunds.gr General Manager: Theodoros BardisChief Financial Officer: Konstantinos Kalogeras

Chief Invetsment Officer: Vassilios Antoniadis

Alico Auxiliary International Balanced FundAlico Dollar BondAlico Domestic Money MarketAlico Fund Of Funds BalancedAlico Fund Of Funds EquityAlico Fund Of Funds Equity CommoditiesAlico Greek Balanced FundAlico Greek EquityAlico Greek Equity Ftse 20 Index FundAlico International Balanced FundAlico International Corporate Bond FundAlico International Equity FundAlico International Government Bond FundAlico Medium & Small

Cap Greek Equity FundBeta Global International Balanced FundCitifund Domestic Bond FundCitifund Domestic Equity FundCtifund Domestic Money Market FundHellenic Trust Bond ForeignHellenic Trust Cyprus Equity ForeignHellenic Trust Equity DomesticHellenic Trust Equity ForeignPension International Balanced FundSolidus Mid Risk Greek Mf -

Domestic BalancedSubsidiary Pension Fund

ALLIANZ MUTUAL FUNDMANAGEMENT HELLAS S.A.110 Athinon Ave., 3rd Building104 42 AthensTel.: +30 210 3717700Fax: +30 210 3717701-2Email: aedak@allianz.grUrl: www.allianz.gr Executive Director: Angelos PolitisDirector: George ChrissikosInvestment Manager: George ChrissikosFinancial Manager: Dimitrios Pantoulas

Marketing Manager: Allianz Group

Allianz Aggressive Strategy Dom. Equity Fund

Allianz Dom Equity FundAllianz Dom. Balanced FundAllianz Dom. Balanced Fund (Unit Linked)Allianz Dom. Bond FundAllianz Millennium EMEA Foreign Equities

Mutual FundAllianz Short-Term Inv'ts Domestic Money-

Market MF

ALPHA ASSET MANAGEMENTA.E.D.A.K.12-14 Pesmazoglou str105 64 AthensTel.: +30 210 326 2985-96Fax: +30 210 326 2999Email: info@alphaasset.grUrl: www.alphamutual.gr Managing Director: Kimon VolikasGeneral Manager: Paris Karasso

Alpha Athens Index Domestic Equities Fund

Alpha Blue Chips Domestic Equities FundAlpha Domestic Balanced FundAlpha Domestic Bonds FundAlpha Domestic Equities FundAlpha Domestic Money Market FundAlpha European Corporate

Foreign Bonds FundAlpha Global Emerging Markets

Foreign Bonds FundAlpha Aggressive Strategy Domestic

Equities FundAlpha Ano Foreign Bonds FundAlpha Bancassurance Ee100

Foreign Bonds FundAlpha Bancassurance Ee101

Foreign Bonds FundAlpha Best Of Strategies

Foreign Bonds FundAlpha Conservative Domestic

Balanced FundAlpha Cosmos Stars BRIC Foreign

Equities Fund Of FundsAlpha Cosmos Stars Commodities Foreign

Equities FofsAlpha Cosmos Stars Europe Foreign

Equities Fund Of FundsAlpha Cosmos Stars Global Foreign

Balanced Fund Of FundsAlpha Cosmos Stars Silk Route Asia

Foreign Equities Fund Of FundsAlpha Cosmos Stars USA Foreign Equities

Fund Of Funds

Alpha Energy Foreign Equities FundAlpha Etf Ftse Athex 20 Domestic

Equities FundAlpha European Government Foreign

Bonds FundAlpha Global Conservative Foreign

Balanced FundAlpha Romania Foreign Balanced FundAlpha Select South-East Europe Foreign

Equities FundAlpha Shipping Foreign Equities Fund

ALPHA TRUST MUTUAL FUNDMANAGEMENT CO.21, Tatoiou Str.145 61 KifissiaTel.: +30 210 6289300Fax: +30 210 6234259Email: info@alphatrust.grUrl: www.alphatrust.gr Managing Director: Iosif Papadogiannis

Alpha Trust Eurostar Dom. Balanced FundAlpha Trust Growth Dom. FundAlpha Trust New Enterpises Dom.

Equity FundAlpha Trust Emerging Europe

(Foreign Equity Fund)Alpha Trust European Fund of FundsAlpha Trust Opportunities Domestic

Equity FundAlpha Trust Strategic Bond Fund ForeignGeniki Dom. Money Market FundGeniki Domestic Bond FundGeniki Selected Value Dom. Equity FundInterlife Domestic Balanced FundThe Economists' Occupational Pension

Fund Domestic Balanced Fund

AMUNDI HELLAS MUTUALFUND MANAGEMENT CO.45, Mitropoleos Str.105 56 AthensTel.: +30 210 3713900Fax: +30 210 3253671/3311724Email: info.hellas@amundi.comUrl: www.amundi.com Managing Director: Kritikopoulos SpirosInvestment Manager: Georgiades AntoniosMarketing Manager: Benaki Magda

Hermes Balanced Domestic Hermes Domestic BondHermes Dynamic Domestic Equity Hermes Fund of Funds Balanced

SOURCE: ASSOCIATION OF GREEK INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS

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Hermes Protoporos DomesticHermes Short-Term Placement Ioniki Life Domestic Bonds

ASPIS INTERNATIONALMUTUAL FUND MANAGEMENT CO.23-25, Lekka str.105 62 Athens - GreeceTel.: +30 210 3727800Fax: +30 210 3727888Email: info@aspisfunds.grUrl: www.aspisfunds.gr

General Manager: Dimosthenis N. Zarodimos

Investments Manager: Dimosthenis N. Zarodimos

Fund Manager: Michael Kavantzas

AAAB Domestic Balanced FundAAAB Domestic Selected Equity FundAAAB Income & Domestic Bond FundAAAB Money Market Domestic Fund

ATE MUTUAL FUNDMANAGEMENT CO.7, Filellinon Str.105 57 AthensTel.: +30 210 3247793 / 381 / 461Fax: +30 210 3248389Email: ateaedak@otenet.grUrl: www.ate-mfunds.gr General Manager: Dionissis Linaras

ABG Dom. Equity (Medium & Small Cap.)Mutual Fund

ABG Capital & Gains Mutual Fund(Domestic Bond)

ABG Defensive Strategy Domestic BalancedMutual Fund

ABG Domestic Equity Mutual FundABG Domestic Money Market

Mutual FundABG Equity Global Fund of FundsABG Eurozone Equity Mutual FundABG Income Mutual Fund

(Domestic Bond)ABG International Balanced Mutual FundABG International Bond Mutual FundABG US Equity Mutual Fund

ATTICA WEALTHMANAGEMENT MFMC8, Mavromichali106 79 AthensTel.: 32103396860Fax: 32103238697Email: info@atticawealth.grUrl: www.atticawealth.gr Managing Director: Theodoros KrintasGeneral Manager: Theodoros KrintasInvestment Manager: Dimitra Vassilakopoulou

Attica Marathon Domestic Equity FundAttica Real Estate Foreign Equity FundAttiki Balanced Fund Dom.Attiki Bond Fund Dom.Attiki Dom.Equity FundAttiki Domestic Money Market FundAttiki Foreign Balanced FundAttiki Foreign Bond Fund

EUROBANK EFG M.F.M.C. S.A.10, Stadiou Street105 64 AthensTel.: +30 2 1 0 3352800Fax: +30 2 1 0 3352888Email: EFGAedak@eurobank.grUrl: www.eurobank.gr Managing Director: Aris XenofosAssistant General Manager, Head ofInvestments: Konstantinos TheodoropoulosAssistant Gen. Manager,Head ofMarketing &Sales: Natasa SaterliAssistant General Manager, Head of IT&Operations: Elena TrigaDirector of Financial Services: George Sams

Eurobank All Weather Foreign Bond FundEurobank Balanced Blend Fund

Of Funds BalancedEurobank Click Foreign Bond FundEurobank Dollar Plus Foreign Money

Market FundEurobank Double Click Foreign Bond FundEurobank EFG I (LF) Absolute ReturnEurobank EFG I (LF) Absolute Return IiEurobank EFG (LF) Absolute ReturnEurobank EFG (LF) Absolute Return IiEurobank EFG (LF) Equity-

Emerging Europe

Eurobank EFG (LF) Equity-Global EquitiesEurobank EFG (LF) Equity-Greek EquitiesEurobank EFG (LF)

Equity-Institutional PortEurobank EFG (LF) Equity -

Flexi Style Greece FundEurobank EFG (LF) Equity -

Turkish Equity FundEurobank EFG (LF) Equity -

Turkish Equity Fund $Eurobank EFG (LF) Fund

Of Funds-Equity BlendEurobank EFG (LF) Fund

Of Funds - Balanced BlendEurobank EFG (LF) Fund Of Funds - BricEurobank EFG (LF)

Greek Government Bond FundEurobank EFG (LF) Money Market-

Income Plus$Eurobank EFG (LF) Money Market -

Cash FundEurobank EFG (LF) Special Purp

All WeatherEurobank EFG (LF) Special Purp

Blue Chips Protect FundEurobank EFG (LF) Special Purp

Dble ClickEurobank EFG (LF) Special Purpose -

6% Equity Formula $ FundEurobank EFG (LF) Special Purpose -

8% Equity Formula _ FundEurobank EFG (LF) Special Purpose -

All Weather PlusEurobank EFG (LF) Special Purpose ClickEurobank EFG (LF) Special Purpose

Commodity Max 30Eurobank EFG (LF) Special Purpose

Greek Max 50Eurobank EFG I (LF) -

Dynamic Romanian FundEurobank EFG I (LF) -

Special Purpose Dual FormulaEurobank EFG I (LF) Equity-

Emerging EuropeEurobank EFG I (LF)

Equity-Global EquitiesEurobank EFG I (LF)

Equity-Greek EquitiesEurobank EFG I (LF)

Equity - Flexi Style Greece FundEurobank EFG I (LF) Equity -

Purpose Blue Chips ProtectEurobank EFG I (LF) Equity -

Turkish Equity FundEurobank EFG I (LF)

Fund Of Funds-Equity BlendEurobank EFG I (LF)

Fund Of Funds - Balanced BlendEurobank EFG I (LF)

Fund Of Funds - BricEurobank EFG I (LF)

Greek Government Bond FundEurobank EFG I (LF)

Money Market Income Plus $

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Eurobank EFG I (LF) Sp Purp Blue Chips Protect II

Eurobank EFG I (LF) Special Purpose - All Weather

Eurobank EFG I (LF) Special Purpose - All Weather Plus

Eurobank EFG I (LF) Special Purpose - Click

Eurobank EFG I (LF) Special Purpose -Double Click

Eurobank EFG I (LF) Special Purpose Blue Chips Protect III

Eurobank EFG I (LF) Special PurposeGreek Max 50

Eurobank Emerging Europe Foreign Equity Fund

Eurobank Equity Blend Fund Of FundsEquity

Eurobank Global Bond Foreign Bond FundEurobank Global Equities Foreign

Equity FundEurobank Greek Equities Domestic

Equity FundEurobank Institutional Portfolios

Domestic Equity FundEurobank Win-Win Foreign Bond FundInteramerican (LF) Funds Of Funds BricInteramerican New Europe Foreign

Equity FundInteramerican (LF) Special Purpose

Greek Max 50Interamerican Developed Markets Foreign

Equity FundInteramerican Dollar (USD)

Foreign Bond FundInteramerican Domestic Money

Market FundInteramerican Double Click

Foreign Bond FundInteramerican Dynamic Domestic

Equity FundInteramerican Fixed Income

Domestic Bond FundInteramerican Growth Domestic

Equity FundInteramerican Hellenic Domestic

Balanced FundInteramerican I (LF) Special Purpose

Greek Max 50

EUROPEAN RELIANCEMUTUAL FUND MANAGEMENT CO.274, Kifissias Av.152 32 HalandriTel.: +30 210 6829601-7Fax: +30 210 6800985Email: info@europistiaedak.grUrl: www.europisti-aedak.gr Managing Director: Thomas Konstantinidis

European Reliance American OpportunitiesForeign Equity Fund

European Reliance Emerging MarketsOpportunities Foreign Equity Fund

European Reliance Eurobond Dom. Bond Fund

European Reliance Euroinvest Dom.Balanced Fund

European Reliance European OpportunitiesForeign Equity Fund

European Reliance Fixed Income ForeignBond Fund

European Reliance Foreign Bond FundEuropean Reliance Global Opportunities

Foreign Equity FundEuropean Reliance Growth FundEuropean Reliance Yield Plus Foreign

Bond Fund

GREEK POSTAL SAVINGSBANK & HELLENIC POST M.F. CO.3, Aristidou Str.105 59 AthensTel.: +30 210 3316644-6Fax: +30 210 3316648Email: secretariat@tteltaaedak.grUrl: www.tteltaaedak.gr President & CEO: Pantelias SpirosGeneral Manager: Politis SpyrosInternal Auditor: Spanopoylos ChristosHead of Investments: Satlas GeorgeMarketing Manager: Zervos Vassilis

T.T. - EL.TA. Domestic Balanced FundT.T. - EL.TA. Domestic Bond FundT.T. - EL.TA. Domestic Equity FundT.T. - EL.TA. Ecology International

Equities FundT.T. - EL.TA. Europlus Foreign Bond FundT.T. - EL.TA. Institutional Investors

Balanced Domestic FundT.T. - EL.TA. Money Market M.F.

HSBC (HELLAS) MUTUAL FUNDMANAGEMENT CO.15, Valaoritou Str.106 71 AthensTel.: +30 210 3646484-91Fax: +30 210 3638564Email: mhb@otenet.grUrl: www.hsbc.gr General Manager: John Vezanis

Investment Manager: Petros KaraboikisMarketing Manager: George Rabias

HSBC Greek Liquidity FundHSBC American Equity

International Equity FundHSBC Balanced Strategy Fund of FundsHSBC Emerging Markets Int'l Equity FundHSBC Greek Balanced FundHSBC Greek Bond FundHSBC Greek Equity FundHSBC International Dollar Bond Fund HSBC Mid Cap Greek Equity FundHSBC Pan-European Int'l Equity FundHSBC TOP 20 Greek Equity Fund

ING M.F.M.C. S.A.38 V. Konstantinou Str116 35 AthensTel.: +30 210 7419800Fax: +30 210 7419847Email: info@ingim.grUrl: www.ingim.gr Managing Director: George KoufopoulosInvestment Manager: George Koufopoulos

ING Domestic Balanced FundING Domestic Equity FundING Domestic Money Market FundING Dynamic Companies Domestic

Equity FundING Global Equity Fund

INTERNATIONAL MUTUALFUND MANAGEMENT CO.7, Kifisias St. & Neapoleos151 23 Marousi, AthensTel.: +30 210 33376900, 210 8119000Fax: +30 210 3377870Email: info@intermf.grUrl: www.intermf.gr Managing Director: Kartalis GeorgeInvestement Manager: Kondilidis George

International Balanced Foreign FundInternational Dom. Balanced FundInternational Dom. Bond FundInternational Equities Selection

Equity Domestic FundInternational Equity Fund International Money Market Dom.

SOURCE: ASSOCIATION OF GREEK INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS

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KYPROU ASSET MANAGEMENTª.F.M.C.Feidippidou 26 & Halkidonos115 27 AthensTel.: + 30 210 776 5441Fax: + 30 210 776 5449Email: aedak@bankofcyprus.grUrl: www.bankofcyprus.gr General Manager: Karellas VasiliosInvestment Manager: Daskalopoulos MichaelOperations Manager: Tenekidis Stavros

Kyprou - Domestic Greek Asset Allocation Fund

Kyprou - Domestic Greek Bond FundKyprou - Domestic Greek

Dynamic Equity FundKyprou - Domestic Greek Equity FundKyprou - Domestic Greek Money

Market FundKyprou Dual Strategy Foreign Bond FundKyprou Euribor Return (EUR)

Foreign Bond FundKyprou Fund of Funds BalancedKyprou Fund of Funds EquityKyprou Libor Return (USD)

Foreign Bond Fund

MARFIN GAM MUTUAL FUNDMANAGEMENT CO. S.A.4 Karageorgi Servias str.105 62 AthensTel.: +30 210 8173750Fax: +30 210 6898390Email: info@marfinaedak.grUrl: www.marfinaedak.gr Managing Director: Panagiotakis AristotelisInvestment Manager: Panagiotakis AristotelisFinancial & Administration ServicesManager: Evanggelakis Margaritis

Marfin Absolute Return Foreign Balanced Fund

Marfin Athena Dynamic Domestic Equity Fund

Marfin European Equity Foreign Equity Fund

Marfin Global Foreign Equity FundMarfin Greek Value

Domestic Balanced FundMarfin Income Foreign Bond FundMARFIN Institutional Portfolios

Equity Fund Of Funds

Marfin Institutional Portfolios Foreign Bond Fund

Marfin Olympia Domestic Equity FundMarfin Smart Cash Dom.

Money Market Fund

MILLENNIUM MFSMANAGEMENT CO.2 Harokopou Str. & Syngrou Ave.176 71 KallitheaTel.: +30 210 9548866Fax: +30 210 9575591Email: mutualfunds@millenniumbank.grUrl: www.millenniumbank.gr Managing Director: George StratopoulosInvestment Manager: George Stratopoulos

Millennium America US Foreign Equity Fund

Millennium Balanced Fund of Funds Millennium Blue Chips

Domestic Equity FundMillennium China Growth

Foreign Equity FundMillennium Defensive Strategy

Fund of Funds Balanced MFMillennium Eurozone Foreign Equity FundMillennium Mid Cap Domestic Equity FundMillennium Short Term

Domestic Money Market FundMillennium Value Plus

Domestic Bond Fund

NBG ASSET MANAGEMENTM.F.M.C.103-105 Syngrou Ave117 45 AthensTel.: +30 210 9007400Fax: +30 2103218514Email: delos@nbgam.grUrl: www.nbgam.gr Executive President: Kontogouris AchilleasFinancial Services Manager: Savaidis StylianosNetworks, Clientele & MarketingManager: Sofos EvaggelosRisk Management & InternationalBusines Manager: Kapsokavadis Spyros

Delos "Syllogiko" Dom BalancedDelos Balanced FundDelos Base 95 - Domestic Bond FundDelos Blue Chips Fund

Delos Delta Bonus Foreign Bond FundDelos Delta Fasma Foreign Bond FundDelos Delta Sky Foreign Bond FundDelos Delta Smart Foreign Bond FundDelos Dollar (USD) Foreign Bond FundDelos Eurobond Intl. Bond FundDelos European FundDelos Fixed Income FundDelos Global Strategy

Foreign Balanced FundDelos Green Energy Foreign Equity FundDELOS International Bonds -

Foreign Bond FundDelos International FundDelos Money Plus

Foreign Money Market FundDelos Pet OTE Domestic Balanced FundDelos Small Cap Dom Equity FundDelos Supplementary Pension -

Dom.Balanced FundDelos Synthesis Best Blue Bond

Fund Of FundsDelos Synthesis Best Green Balanced

Fund Of FundsDelos Synthesis Best Red Equity

Fund Of FundsDelos Synthesis Best Yellow Balanced

Fund Of FundsDelos Tactical Allocation Balanced FundDelos Top-30 Dom. EquityDelos USD Bond - Foreign Bond FundNBG International Funds SICAV

Strategic Bond/ANBG International Funds SICAV

Strategic Bond/BNBG International Funds SICAV/Emerging

Eurobond/ANbg International Funds SICAV/Emerging

Eurobond/BNBG International Funds SICAV/European

Allstars/ANBG International Funds SICAV/European

Allstars/BNBG International Funds SICAV/Global

Equity/ANBG International Funds SICAV/Global

Equity/BNBG International Funds SICAV/Hellenic

Allstars/ANBG International Funds SICAV/Hellenic

Allstars/BNBG International Funds SICAV/Income

Plus/ANbg International Funds SICAV/Income

Plus/BNbg International Funds SICAV/Socially

Responsible/ANBG International Funds SICAV/Socially

Responsible/BNBG Synesis Funds SICAV / Arbitrage

Strategy/ANBG Synesis Funds SICAV / Arbitrage

Strategy/BNBG Synesis Funds SICAV / Growth

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Strategy II/ANBG Synesis Funds SICAV / Growth

Strategy II/BNBGAM ETF ATHEX General Index -

Domestic Equity Fund

PENSION MUTUAL FUNDMANAGEMENT COMPANY S.A9 Amerikis Str.,106 72 AthensTel.: +30 210 3387900Fax: +30 210 3387903Email: info@hpmf.grUrl: www.hpmf.gr Managing Director: Ioanis KyriakopoulosGeneral Manager: Ioanis Kyriakopoulos

Pension Balanced Fund DomesticPension Bond Fund Domestic

PIRAEUS ASSET MANAGEMENT M.F.M.C.75 Vas. Sofiaw Av.115 21 AthensTel.: +30 210 3288222Fax: +30 210 3288690Email: piraeusaedak@piraeusbank.grUrl: www.piraeusaedak.gr Managing Director: Hercules Bablekos

Investment Manager: George Dairis

Piraeus Balanced Fund Of FundsPiraeus Balkan Equity Fund Piraeus Bond Fund Of FundsPiraeus Dom. Bond FundPiraeus Domestic Balanced FundPiraeus Domestic Equity FundPiraeus Domestic Money Market FundPiraeus Dynamic Companies

Domestic Equity FundPiraeus Equity Fund Of Funds Piraeus Institutional Portfolios

Balanced FundPiraeus Insurance Portfolios Balanced FundPiraeus Invest - European BondPiraeus Invest - European Equity

PROBANK MUTUAL FUNDMANAGEMENT CO74, Pireos Str.183 46 MosxatoTel.: +30 210 4843592-5Fax: +30 210 4837535Email: mutualfunds@probank.grUrl: www.probank.gr Managing Director: Dimitris KolimanisGeneral Manager: Christos Papantos Investment Manager: Christos Papantos

Neos Poseidon Domestic Balanced FundProbank Domestic Bond FundProbank Domestic Money Market FundProbank Hellas Domestic Equity Fund

PROTON MUTUAL FUNDMANAGEMENT CO20 Patr. Ioakeim 106 75 AthensTel.: +30 210 6970970Fax: +30 210 3216267Email: protonaedak@proton.grUrl: www.proton.gr Managing Director: Thanasoura IouliaGeneral Manager: Boukouvalas FilipposInvestment Manager: Mourkas Dimitris

Ependytiki Kritis Dom. Equity FundProton Domestic Bond FundProton Domestic Equity FundProton Greek Balanced Fund

SOURCE: ASSOCIATION OF GREEK INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS

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ASSOCIATION OF GREEKINSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS15 Omirou Str. 106 72 Athens, GreeceTel.: +30 210 3392730 – 3392740Fax: +30 210 3616968Web: www.agii.grEmail:info@agii.gr

ASSOCIATION OF MEMBERS OFTHE ATHENS EXCHANGES14 -16,Fidiou Str.10678 Athens, GreeceTel.: +30 210 3844283 -3844307 -3304654-5Fax: +30 210 3303791Web: www.smexa.grEmail: info@smexa.gr

ASSOCIATION OF TRANSFERABLESECURITIES INTERMEDIARIES(SEDYKA)5 Sofokleous Str.10559 Athens, GreeceTel.: +30 210 3225346Fax.: + 30 210 3225382Web: www.sedyka.gr Email : sedyka@ath.forthnet.gr

ATHENS EXCHANGE110 Athinon Avenue104 42 Athens,GreeceTel.: + 30 210 -3366800Fax: + 30 210 – 3311975Web: www.ase.grEmail: Information_Services@helex.gr

ATHENS CHAMBER OF COMMERCEAND INDUSTRY7 Academias str.106 71, AthensPhone: +30 210 3604815-9, 210 3602411Fax: +30 210 3616464E-mail: info@acci.gr

ECONOMIC CHAMBER OF GREECE12 Mitropoleos Str.10563, Athens, GreeceTel: +30210 5202250-260-270Fax: +30210 5229167Web Site: www.oe-e.gr Email: oee@oe-e.gr

HELLENIC BANK ASSOCIATION21A Amerikis Str.10672 Athens, GreeceTel.: +30 210 3386500Fax: +30 210 3615324Web: www.hba.grEmail: hba@hba.gr

HELLENIC CAPITAL MARKETCOMMISSION1 Kolokotroni & Stadiou Str., 105 62 Athens, GreeceTel.: (+30) 210 33.77.100Regional Office in Thessaloniki16-18 Katouni Str., 54625 ThessalonikiTel.: +30 2310 22.40.10Web: www.hcmc.gr

HELLENIC CENTER FORINVESTMENT SA (ELKE)3, Mitropoleos Str.Athens Center, 10557 Prefecture Of AtticaTel: +210 3355700Fax: +210 3242079Web Site: www.elke.grEmail: info@cse.com.cy

HELLENIC FOREIGN TRADE BOARD86-88 M. Antypa str. Gr, 163 46 HellioupolisTel.: +30 210 9982100, 8011119999Fax: +30210 9969100,Web Site: www.hepo.grE-mail: info@hepo.gr,infocenter@hepo.gr

INTERNET & INVESTORSASSOCIATION (SED)22.Nikiforou Ouranou11471 Athens, GreeceTel.: +30 210 4911427Fax: +30 210 6711256Web: www.sed.grEmail: info@sed.gr

MINISTRY OF FINANCE5-7 Nikis Street, Syntagma Square101 80 Athens, GreeceTel.: +30 210 3332551E-mail: press@minfin.grWeb: www.mnec.gr

MINISTRY OF ECONOMY,COMPETITIVENESS AND SHIPPING119 Mesogion Ave10192, Athens, GreeceTel.: +30 210 6974716-8Fax: +30 210 6969604Email: info@ypoian.grWeb: www.ypoian.gr

UNION OF LISTED COMPANIES4 Zalokosta str.10671 Athens, GreeceTel.: +30 210 3641742 – 3641831Fax: +30 210 3641628Web: www.eneiset.grEmail: info@eneiset.gr

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A.TSOKKOS HOTELS PUBLIC LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Travel & Leisure- Travel & Leisure - HotelsCompany website: www.tsokkos.com

IRO Name: Demetris EconomouIRO Title: Director Of Purchasing DepartmentAddress: Nissi Ave 38, 5341 Ayia Napa, CyprusTelephone: +357 23 848000Mobile: +357 99 684150Fax: +357 23 848003Email: de@tsokkos.com

Demetris Economou was in born in 1979 in Paralimni.He is an excellent graduate of Paralimni Lyceum. Afterthe completion of his military service in 1998, he enrolledin the Department of History of Archaeology of Philolog-ical faculty of Cyprus University. In 2002 he continued inpostgraduate study in Leicester University in the UnitedKingdom, in General Management and OrganizationalAnalysis Msc. He then continued his postgraduate studyand took his second postgraduate title this time in KingsCollege in London in Msc in Human Resource Manage-ment. He has been working with A.Tsokkos Hotels Pub-lic Ltd since 2005 as the Director of Purchasing Depart-ment. He is wedded with Chryso Tsokkou-Economouand they have one daughter, Anastasia.

ADVANTAGE CAPITAL HOLDINGS PLC

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Insurance -Nonlife Insurance - Full Line InsuranceCompany website: www.aspisholdings.comAddress: Andreoa Chaliou 1, 2408 Engomi, NicosiaTelephone: +357 22550000Fax: +357 22752200Email: info@aspisholdings.com

ATLANTIC INSURANCE CO. PUBLIC LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Insurance– Non-life Insurance– Property & Casualty InsuranceCompany website: www.atlantic.com.cy

Vice President: Andreas PirishisAddress: 15 Esperidon Street, 2001 Strovolos,Nicosia, CyprusTelephone: + 357 22886127Fax: + 357 22886111Email: apirishis@atlantic.com.cy

Mr A. Pirishis was born in Cypruson the 7th April 1940. He studied Po-litical Sciences and International Re-lations in Athens and Geneva. In1965 he joined the Diplomatic Ser-vice of the Republic of Cyprus. Heserved as Ambassador of Cyprus to

Australia, Israel and France. In 1999 he was appointedby the Council of Ministers as Permanent Secretary ofthe Ministry of Foreign Affairs. After retiring from theDiplomatic Service he was appointed as Vice Presidentof the ATLANTIC Insurance Company Public Ltd. He ismarried and father of one daughter. Beyond Greek hespeaks French and English.

BANK OF CYPRUS PUBLIC COMPANY LTD

Super sector - Sector - Subsector: Banks - Banks–BanksCompany website: www.bankofcyprus.com

IRO Name: Constantinos PittalisIRO Title: Head of Investor RelationsAddress: 51 Stassinou Street, Ayia Paraskevi,Nicosia, CyprusTelephone: + 357 22 12 1883Fax: + 357 22 336258Email: constantinos.pittalis@cy.bankofcyprus.com

Constantinos Pittalis is the Head of Investor Relations atBank of Cyprus, Group, which he joined in May 2009. Pri-or to that, Constantinos spent fourteen years working asa bank credit analyst for Moody’s Investors Service,analysing financial institutions in a number of countries inSouth Eastern Europe and the Middle East. He holds aB.Sc. in Economics from University College London(UCL) and an M.Sc. in Finance and Economics from War-wick Business School, University of Warwick in the UK.

DEMETRA INVESTMENT PUBLIC LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Financial Services - Equity Investment Instruments – Equity Investment InstrumentsCompany website: www.demetra.com.cy

IRO Name: Costas PaphitisIRO Title: Financial Controller and Investor LiaisonOfficerAddress: 13 Lemesou Avenue, 5th floor, 2112 Nicosia

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Telephone: + 357 22 818222Fax: + 357 22 818223Email: paphitis@demetra.com.cy

EDUCATION: Academic 1991-1994: Archbishop Makar-ios III Lyceum (Nicosia)1996-1999: Warwick University (UK), BSc (Accountingand Finance)Professional: 2003: Member of the Institute of CharteredAccountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)2004: Member of the Institute of Certified Public Accoun-tants in Cyprus (ICPAC)EMPLOYMENT HISTORYKPMG Cyprusñ Sept 1999–Aug 2002: Trainee Chartered Accountant inthe Audit Department ñ Sept 2002–May 2004: Supervisor in the Audit Depart-mentñ Jun 2004–Dec 2005: Manager in the Audit DepartmentDemetra Investment Public Ltdñ Jan 2006–To date: Financial Controller and Investor Li-aison Officer OTHER: Languages: Very fluent in Greek and English.Activities: Member of the Cyprus - Ukraine Business As-sociation.

HELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Banks - Banks -BanksCompany website: www.bankofcyprus.com

IRO Name: Elena NeophytouIRO Title: Investor RelationsAddress: Corner Limassol Ave. & Athalassa Ave.200,2025 Strovolos, Nicosia CyprusTelephone: +357 22 500 794Fax: +357 22 500 077Email: neoph_elena@hotmail.com

Elena Neophytou jointed Hellenic Bank Public Com-pany Ltd in July 2008 and she assumed the duty to actas a point of contact for analysts, institutional in-vestors, brokers and investment houses. Her respon-sibilities include among others the communication ofthe Hellenic Bank’s financial results and strategy to theinvestors’ community. She started her professional ca-reer at KPMG and subsequently she worked for threeyears in Société Générale Cyprus Ltd as Head of Inter-nal Audit. She is a graduate of University of Cypruswith a degree in Public and Business Administration,BSc (Accounting). She also has the professional titleACA (Institute of Chartered Accountants in Englandand Wales). She speaks English and Greek.

KEO PLC

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Food & Beverage - Beverages - Distillers & VitnersCompany website: www.keogroup.com

IRO Name: George HiletisIRO Title: Financial ManagerAddress: 1 Franklin Roosevelt Av. 3012 Limassol, CyprusTelephone: + 357 25 853100Fax: + 357 25 573429 & + 357 25 563111Email: keo@keogroup.com

George Hiletis studied Finance Accounting and Man-agement at the University of Nottingham in the UKwhere he graduated with a BA Honors degree. Follow-ing university, he joined KPMG LLP in Liverpool UKwhere he was awarded the professional qualification ofan Associate of the Institute of Chartered Accountantsin England and Wales. Served as a Senior Audit As-sociate in KPMG for 5 years before joining the Corpo-rate Finance function of Deloitte LLP in Manchester UKas a Senior Executive in Transaction and Reorganisa-tion Services. Worked in Deloitte LLP for a total of 2years before relocating back to Cyprus where he cur-rently serves as a Financial Manager of KEO plc and al-so holds the position of Investors Relations Officer. Heis a member of "The Institute of Chartered Accountantsin England and Wales".

LOGICOM PUBLIC LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Technology -Technology Hardware & Equipment - Computer Hard-wareCompany website: www.lgcom.net

IRO Name:: Demos AnastasiouIRO Title: Group Planning & Development ManagerAddress: 26 Stasinou Street, Acropolis, 2003 Strovolos, CyprusTelephone: +357 22 55 11 97Fax: +357 22 514 294Email: d.anastassiou@lgcom.net

Demos studied Accounting, Finance and Economet-rics at the University of Manchester and as from 1996is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountant ofEngland and Wales. From 1993 to 1996, he worked inthe external audit of Coopers & Lybrand. From 1997 to2000 he was recruited by Pancyprian Insurance Ltd in

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the position of the Group Financial Controller and from2000 to 2005 he worked in the Private Equity depart-ment of CLR Financial Services Ltd. Demos joinedLogicom Public Ltd in 2005 to the position of the GroupPlanning & Development Manager and his responsibil-ities include the development of new business and re-gions, the group’s strategic planning and budgetingand investors relations.

LOUIS PLC

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Travel & Leisure- Travel & Leisure - Recreational ServicesCompany website: www.louisgroup.com

IRO Name: Costas HadjimarkosIRO Title: Head of Corporate Finance & Investor Relations Address: Louis House, 20 Amphipoleos Str., 2025 Strovolos, NicosiaTelephone: + 357 22588168 / 160Fax: + 357 22442957Email: hadjimarkosc@louisgroup.com group.secre-tarial@louisgroup.com

A graduate of the London School of Economics with abachelor degree in Accounting & Finance, CostasHadjimarkos is a member of the Institute of CharteredAccountants in England and Wales as well as of the In-stitute of Chartered Accountants in Cyprus. He hasover the years gained a vast and multi-facet experiencein Commercial and Banking Institutions, primarily inCorporate Finance and Financial Management. He joined Louis Group eight years ago as Head of Cor-porate Finance and Investor Relations.

MARFIN POPULAR BANK PUBLIC CO LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Banks - Banks - BanksCompany website: www.laiki.com

IRO Name: Evelyn VougessisIRO Title: Head of Investor RelationsAddress: 24 Kifissias Str., 151 25, KifissiaTelephone: +30 210 817 3291Email: evougessis@marfingroup.gr

Evelyn Vougessis before joining Marfin Popular BankGroup in February 2007 was employed by EmporikiBank of Greece S.A., as Director of Investor Relations& Strategy reporting directly to the Bank’s acting CFO.

Prior to that she had worked as a Head of Research forPROTON Securities S.A., as a Senior Equity Analyst forGreece and the Pan-European Leisure Sector for Eg-natia Securities S.A. and the ESN network of compa-nies. Evelyn Vougessis began her career as a countryanalyst for the Greek market in the EMEA researchteam of ABN AMRO Equities UK Limited. EDUCATIONEvelyn Vougessis holds an MSc degree in Internation-al Securities, Investment and Banking from the ISMACentre for Education and Research in Securities Mar-kets, University of Reading, United Kingdom.

MUSKITA ALUMINIUM INDUSTRIES PLC

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Construction &Materials - Construction & Materials – Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.muskita.com.cy

IRO Name: Voula ZaoskoufiIRO Title: Investor Relations OfficerAddress: A’ Limassol Industrial EstateTelephone: + 357 25 844444Fax: + 357 25 393671Email: info@muskita.com.cy

OCEAN TANKERS HOLDINGS PUBLICCOMPANY LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Industrial Goods& Services - Industrial Transportation - Marine Trans-portationCompany website: www.ocean-tankers.com

IRO Name: George M. IoannidesIRO Title: Vice President / SecretaryAddress: Blue Anchor House 4r Parou Street 1082 Nicosia CyprusTelephone: +357 +357 22813030Fax: +357 22813031Email: management@ocean-tankers.com

Working Experience: In the summerof 1999, worked as an accountant inAfxentiou & Partners Limited and inV.Ships, Nicosia, Cyprus from No-vember to December 2000. In Au-gust 2002, appointed as FinancialController for Admibros Shipmanage-

ment Company Limited and subsequently promoted to

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Deputy President and Financial Director of the group. InNovember 2005, appointed and holds the position ofVice-President and Secretary of the listed company,Ocean Tankers Holdings Public Company Limited. Academic Career: Graduated from Saint LawrenceBritish School in Glyfada, Greece. Ultimately, finishedstudies in the United Kingdom and received a Diplomawith Honors in Bachelor of Arts in Accounting & Eco-nomics with Second Class Division One in University ofEssex. Holds a Master of Science degree in ShippingTrade & Finance from the City University.Business Awards: Awarded by the Chartered Institute ofManagement Accountants the postgraduate prize forthe Best Performance in the University of Essex.Languages: Speaks and writes fluent Greek and English.

ORPHANIDES PUBLIC COMPANY LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Retail - GeneralRetailers - Broadline RetailersCompany website: www.orphanides.com.cy

IRO Name: Panos ChristofidesIRO Title: General ManagerAddress: 20-22 Yiannou Kranidioti, P.O.Box 42131,6531 Larnaca-CyprusTelephone: + 357 24 846000Fax: + 357 24 638449Email: pchristofides@orphanides.com.cy

PANDORA INVESTMENTS PUBLIC LTD

Contact Person: Stavros LeptosAddress: 9 Demetsanis Str. P.O. Box 24862, NicosiaTelephone: +357 22458745/26880360Fax: +357 22761671Email: info.shares@pandora.com.cy, leptosnc@Lep-tosEstates.com

PETROLINA (HOLDINGS) PUBLIC LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Retail - GeneralRetailers - Specialty Retailers

Contact Person: Dinos SavvidesAddress: Kilkis 1, 6015 Larnaca, LarnacaTelephone: +357 24848000Fax: +357 24657173Email: info@petrolina.com.cy

SEA STAR CAPITAL PLC

Super Sector - Sector - Sub sector: Travel & Leisure- Travel & Leisure - GamblingCompany website: www.seastarcapital.com

Chairman: Akis CleanthousAddress: 27 Pindarou & Vikella Street Alpha Busi-ness Centre, 1st Floor1060 Nicosia, CyprusTelephone: +357 22 766006Fax: +357 22 754343Email: info@seastarcapital.com

Akis Cleanthous was born in 1964 andcomes from the city of Pafos, Cyprus.Having served as an officer in the Na-tional Guard, he studied at Baruch Col-lege, New York and was awarded a de-

gree in Marketing Management. He then pursued hisstudies at St. John’s University, New York and ob-tained the post-graduate degree MµA in QuantitativeAnalysis.On his return to Cyprus in 1990 he was employed inthe banking sector in Nicosia and distinguished him-self for the initiatives he exhibited and his innovativeactivities in the field of electronic banking. At the sametime he was a lecturer at tertiary education institutionsin Cyprus. He taught marketing and management forundergraduate studies as well as marketing and man-agement for the Charter Institute of Bankers.In 1995 he left the bank to lead a team of banking con-sultants servicing financial institutions in Cyprus andthe Middle East. In 2001 he established the first out-sourced Customer Contact Centre in Cyprus, a pio-neer organization in the field of Customer RelationshipManagement and outsourced Call Centre.In 2003 he was appointed by the Council of MinistersChairman of the Cyprus Stock Exchange, an office heheld up to 20 February 2007. As chairman of the CyprusStock Exchange he undertook a major reform of the or-ganization which resulted in the establishment of a com-mon trading platform between Cyprus and Athens Stockexchanges. On February 2007 he assumed the office ofMinister of Education and Culture, position he held until28 February 2008. Today Mr Cleanthous is the ManagingDirector of Evresis Loyalty Management and the Chair-man of the Board of Directors of Sea Star Capital Plc.

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SFS GROUP PUBLIC COMPANY LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector Financial Services - General Financial - Specialty FinanceCompany website: www.sfs.com

IRO Name: Antonis MitilineosIRO Title: Group Financial Controller & Investor Relations OfficerAddress: 6 Theotokis Str. 1055 Nicosia, CyprusTelephone: + 357 22554200Fax: + 357 22554466Email: mitilineosa@sfsnet.com

Antonis Mitilineos graduated fromLancaster University with a BA(Hons) in Accounting and Finance.After the completion of his studies in1993, he joined Coopers & Lybrandfor six years in the Audit and Busi-ness Advisory Department where he

gained experience in several sectors of the economy;mainly in the insurance, the financial and the retail sec-tor. In 1997 he became a member of the Institute ofChartered Accountants in England and Wales. He is al-so a member of the Institute of Certified Public Ac-countants of Cyprus and of the Association of Corpo-rate Treasurers. In 1999 he joined SFS Group asGroup Financial Controller and he is an Alternate Di-rector. He holds directorships in a number of SFSGroup companies.

THE CYPRUS CEMENT PUBLIC COMPANY LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Construction &Materials - Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.galatariotisgroup.com

IRO Name: Tasos AnastasiouIRO Title: Group General ManagerAddress: 197 Makarios III Avenue, 3030 Limassol , CyprusTelephone: +357 25891000Fax: +357 25343211Email: tasos.anastasiou@galatariotisgroup.com

Mr. Tasos Anastasiou graduated with first class hon-ours from the London School of Economics & PoliticalScience (LSE), where he studied Economics (BSc

(Econ) Accounting & Finance). He then worked withPricewaterhouseCoopers, and in 1999 he became amember of the Institute of Chartered Accountants inEngland & Wales (ICAEW). He also holds the Ad-vanced Corporate Finance Qualification (CF) ofICAEW. For a period of 3 years he worked in Invest-ment Banking where he gained in-depth experience inthe fields of company valuations, financial analysis andmergers & acquisitions. After that, and for about 4years he was CFO in a private group of companieswhere his main duties included financial and strategicplanning. In 2006 he became CFO of the Cyprus Ce-ment Public Company Ltd, and from 2007 he is theGeneral Manager of the Galatariotis Group of Compa-nies, and an Executive Director of the Group’s publiclisted companies. He is also a non-Executive Directorof A. Zorbas & Sons Public Company Ltd.

VASSILICO CEMENT WORKS PUBLICCOMPANY LTD

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Construction &Materials - Construction & Materials - Building Materials & FixturesCompany website: www.vassiliko.com

Contact Person: Georgios SavvaAddress: 1a Kyriakos Matsis Avenue, P.O. Box 22281, 1519, NicosiaTelephone: +357 24845555Fax: +357 24332651Email: info@vassiliko.com

WOOLWORTH (CYPRUS) PROPERTIES PLC

Super sector - Sector - Sub sector: Retail - GeneralRetailers - Broadline RetailersCompany website: www.woolworthgroup.com.cy

Contact Person: Georgos Mitsides / DemetrisDemetriouAddress: Shacolas House, Old Nicosia - LimassolRoad Athalassa 2003, P.O.Box 21744, 1589 Nicosia, NicosiaTelephone: +357 22740000Fax: +357 22570070Email: contact@woolworth.com.cy

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ARGUS STOCKBROKERS LTD25 Demostheni Severi Ave., Metropolis Tower, 1st & 2nd Floor, Nicosia, Cyprus P.O.BOX , 1080 NicosiaTel.: +357 22717000Fax: +357 22717070Web: www.argus.com.cyEmail: argus@argus.com.cy

ATLANTIC SECURITIES LTDLeoforos Prodromou 37, 1090 NicosiaP.O.BOX 22781, 1524Tel.: +357 22445400Fax: +357 22661914Web: www.atlanticfs.com.cyEmail: info@atlanticfs.com

AXIA VENTURES (CYPRUS) LTDG.Kranidioti 1o,Nice Day House, Suite601, Nicosia P.O.BOX , 1065Tel.: +357 22742000Fax: +357 22742001Web: www.axiavg.comEmail: george.lyssiotis@axiavg.com

CENTRAL BANK OF CYPRUS80, Kennedy Avenue, Cy-1076 NicosiaP.O.BOX 25529, CY-1395 NicosiaTel.: +357 22714100Fax: +357 22714959Web: www.centralbank.gov.cy

CISCO LTDEurolife House, Eurou 4,NicosiaP.O.BOX 20597, 1660 NicosiaTel.: +357 22121700Fax: +357 22338801Web: www.bankofcyprus.comEmail: info@cisco.bankofcyprus.com

MARFIN CLR (FINANCIALSERVICES) LTDLeoforos Vyronos 26, Clr House,1096Nicosia P.O.BOX 24616, 1301 NicosiaTel.: +357 22367367Fax: +357 22718560Web: www.marfinclr.comEmail: marfinclrinfo@laiki.com

BANK MEMBERS

BANK OF CYPRUS PUBLICCOMPANY LTDHead Office51 Stasinos Street, Ayia Paraskevi, 2002 StrovolosP.O.Box 21472, 1599 NicosiaTel: +357 22122100, Fax: +357 22378111Web: www.bankofcyprus.com

MARFIN POPULAR BANK PUBLICCO.LTDHead Office154 Limassol Avenue, 2025 NicosiaP.O.Box 22032, 1598 NicosiaTel: +357 22552000, Fax: +357 22811491Web: www.laiki.com

HELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANYLTDHead OfficeCorner Limassol Avenue & 200Athalassas Avenue, 2025 StrovolosP.O.Box 24747, 1394 NicosiaTel: +357 22500000, Fax: +357 22500050Web: www.hellenicbank.com

ALPHA BANK CYPRUS LTDHead Office3 Lemesou Avenue, 2112 NicosiaP.O.Box 21661, 1596 NicosiaTel: +357 22888888, Fax: +357 22334868Web: www.alphabank.com.cy

NATIONAL BANK OF GREECE(CYPRUS) LTDHead Office15 Arch. Makariou III AvenueP.O.Box 21191, 1597 NicosiaTel: +357 22840000, Fax: +357 22840010Web: www.nbg.com.cy

EMPORIKI BANK - CYPRUS LTDHead Office4 Ionos Street, 2406 EngomiP.O.Box 25151, 1307 NicosiaTel: +357 22696650, Fax: +357 22663923Web: www.emporikicyprus.com

USB BANK PLCHead Office83 Dhigeni Akrita Avenue, 1070 NicosiaP.O.Box 28510, 2080 NicosiaTel: +357 22883333, Fax: +357 22875899Web: www.usbbank.com.cy

THE CYPRUS DEVELOPMENT BANKPUBLIC COMPANY LTDHead Office50 Arch.Makarios Avenue IIIP.O.Box 21415, 1508 NicosiaTel: +357 22846500, Fax: +357 22846600Web: www.cdb.com.cy

SOCIETE GERERALE CYPRUS LTDHead Office20 Ayias Paraskevis Street, 2002 StrovolosP.O.Box 25400, NicosiaTel: +357 22399777, Fax: +357 22399700Web: www.sgcyprus.com

PIRAEUS BANK (CYPRUS) LTDHead Office1 Spyrou Kyprianou Avenue, 1065 NicosiaP.O.Box 25700, 1393 NicosiaTel: +357 22575500, Fax: +357 22760890Web: www.piraeusbank.com.cy

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

JSC "TRASTA KOMERCBANKA"CYPRUS BRANCH26 Vyronos Avenue, 1096 Nicosia, CyprusTel: +357 22676766, Fax: +357 22677797E-mail: info@tkb.com.cyWeb: www.tkb.com.cy

RCB RUSSIAN COMMERCIAL BANK(CYPRUS) LTD2 Amathountos Avenue, 3105 LimassolP.O.Box. 56868, 3310 LimassolTel: +357 25837300, Fax: +357 25342192E-mail: rcb@rcbcy.com

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SOURCE: CYPRUS STOCK EXCHANGE

SECURITIES FIRMS

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COOP CENTRAL BANK LTDGrigori Auxentiou 8, Nicosia P.O.BOX24537, 1096Tel.: +357 22743000Fax: +357 22670261Web: www.coopbank.com.cyEmail: coopbank.gm@ccb.com.cyGLOBAL CAP SEC & FIN SER LTD50 Arch. Makariou Ave., Alpha House,1st Floor, Nicosia P.O.BOX , 1065NicosiaTel.: +357 22710710Fax: +357 22339332Web: www.globalcapital.com.cyEmail: info@globalcapital.com.cy

MEGA EQUITY FIN. SERV. LTD42-44 Griva Digeni Ave., 3rd Floor, 1080Nicosia P.O.BOX 23685, 1685 NicosiaTel.: +357 22711711Fax: +357 22711811Web: www.megaequity.comEmail: info@megaequity.com

SHARELINK SEC. & FIN. SER. LTDTheotoki 6,Ellinas House,1055 AgiosAntonios, Nicosia P.O.BOX 22379, 1521NicosiaTel.: +357 22554200Fax: +357 22750852Web: www.sharelinksecurities.comEmail: info@sharelink.com.cy

HELLENIC BANK INVESTMENTSLTD31 Kyriacou Matsi, 2rd floor, NicosiaP.O.BOX 24747, 1394 NicosiaTel.: +357 22500100Fax: +357 22500110Web: www.hbi.hellenicbank.comEmail: investments@hellenicbank.com

NATIONAL BANK OF GREECE(Cyprus) LTDLeof. Arch.Makariou III 15, NicosiaP.O.BOX 21191, 1597 NicosiaTel.: +357 22840000Fax: +357 22840010Email: ekounouni@nbg.com.cy

REMOTE MEMBERS

ALPHA FINANCE INVESTMENTSERVICES S.A.5 Merlin Str.106 71 Athens Tel.: +30 210 3677400Fax: +30 210 3677467Web: www.alphafinance.grEmail: reception@alphafinance.gr

BETA SECURITIES S.A.29 Alexandras Ave., & Vraila str.114 73 AthensTel.: +30 210 6478900Fax: +30 210 6410139, 210 647 8990Web: www.beta.grEmail: analisi@beta.gr

EUROCORP SEC. S.A.14 Filikis Eterias Sq.106 73 AthensTel.: +30 210 726 3500Fax: +30 210 726 3666Web: www.eurocorp.grEmail: eurocorpsec.admin@eurocorp.greurocorp.grint.controller@eurocorp.gr

EUROBANK EFG SECURITIESINVESTMENT FIRM SA10 Philellinon & 13 Xenofontos Str.105 57 Athens Tel.: +30 210 3720000, 210 3720220Fax: +30 210 3720001Web: www.eurobanksec.grEmail: info@eurobanksec.gr

INVESTMENT BANK OF GREECE S.A.24b Kifisias Ave., 151-25 Amarousion,AthensTel.: +30 30 210 8173000, 210 8173426,210 8171965Fax: +30 210 8173101, 210 689 6325Web: www.ibg.grEmail: info@ibg.gr

HSBC PANTELAKIS SECURITIES S.A109-111 Messoghion Ave.115 26 AthensTel.: +30 210 6965000, 210 696 5105Fax: +30 210 6929550, 210 692 9593Web: www.investdirect.hsbc.grEmail: hpss@hsbc.gr

NATIONAL P&K SECURITIES S.A.91 Michalakopoulou Str.115 28 AthensTel.: +30 210 7720000Fax: +30 210 7720002Web: www.nationalpk.grEmail: info@nationalpk.nbg.gr

PROTON BANK S.A.Elsin & Amaliados, AmpelokipiTel.: +30 210 6970000Fax: +30 210 6970111Web: www.proton.grEmail: info@proton.gr

PIRAEUS SECURITIES S.A.10 Stadiou Str.105 64 AthensTel.: +30 210 3354100, 210-3311456, 210-3354027-4118Fax: +30 210-3233814, 210-3252241, 210-3354121Web: www.piraeus-sec.grEmail: info@piraeus-sec.gr

SOLIDUS SECURITIES S.A.64 L. Riankour str. (Apollon Tower), 11523 AthensTel.: +30 210 6900600Fax: +30 210 6985421, 210 698 2712Web: www.solidus.grEmail: info@solidus.gr

SECURITIES FIRMS

SOURCE: CYPRUS STOCK EXCHANGE

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INVESTMENT SERVICES FIRMS

3D GLOBAL FINANCIAL SERVICESLTDAyiou Athanasiou 61, ToumazisLinopetra Center, 1st floor, 4102 LimassolTel.: +357 25 828 292Fax: +357 25 873 460

A.T.I. ASSOCIATES (CYPRUS) LTDKitiou 2, Konia, CY-8300 Paphos / P.O.Box 63099, 8210 Yeroskipou, CyprusTel.: +357 26 813 392Fax: +357 26 813 393

ALFA CAPITAL HOLDINGS (CYPRUS)LTDDimostheni Severi 6, KastellorizoPresidium, 3rd floor, CY-1080 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 681988Fax: +357 22 681505

ALPINEX FINANCIAL SERVICES(CYPRUS) LIMITED28th Oktovriou Street 249, Office 5(mezzanine floor), Lophitis BusinessCenter, 3035 LimassolTel.: +357 25 817 474Fax: +357 25 763 028

AMG KAPITAL LTD6, Maximos Michaelides Str, MaximosPlaza, Block 3, 3rd Floor, Office 3302,CY-3106 Limassol, CyprusTel.: +357 25 200 700Fax: +357 25 200 701

ARGO CAPITAL MANAGEMENT(CYPRUS) LTD10 Vasilissis Frederikis Str., Jackie Court,Suite 401, CY-1066 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 668 900, 22 661 207Fax: +357 22 445 177

ARGUS STOCKBROKERS LTD25 Demostheni Severi Avenue,Metropolis Tower, 1st & 2nd floor, CY-1080 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 717 000Fax: +357 22 717 070

ATLANTIC SECURITIES LTD37 Prodromou Str, 1st Floor, CY-1090Nicosia / P.O.Box 22781, CY-1524 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 445 400Fax: +357 22 661 914

ATLASCAPITAL FINANCIALSERVICES LTD197 Arch. Makariou III, Gala Tower, 4thFloor, CY-3030 Limassol, CyprusTel.: +357 25 501000Fax: +357 25 501050

ATONLINE LTD20 Kyriakou Matsi, 4th floor, CY-1082Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 680 015Fax: +357 22 680 016

AVFX TRADING LTD

AXIA VENTURES GROUP LTDYiannou Kranidioti 10, Nice DayBuilding, Office 102, CY-1065 Nicosia,CyprusTel.: +357 22 742 000Fax: +357 22 742 001

BROKERCREDITSERVICE (CYPRUS)LTD168 Makarios III Avenue, GeopyxisCenter - 2nd Floor - Suite 2, CY-3027LimassolTel.: +357 25 822 734Fax: +357 25 822 735

CENTAUR FINANCIAL SERVICESLTDAthieniti Court, 8 Kennedy Avenue, Off.402, 4th Floor, CY-1522 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 769 409Fax: +357 22 769 405

DELOITTE INVESTMENT SERVICESLIMITEDThemistokli Dervi and Florinis, STADYLBuilding, CY-1065 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 360 300Fax: +357 22 360 400

DFG CAPITAL (CYPRUS) LTD12John Kennedy Str., Kennedy BusinessCenter, 3rd Floor, Office 301, CY-1087NicosiaTel.: +357 22 761 400Fax: +357 22 761 450

DRAGON CAPITAL (CYPRUS) LTD

EASY FOREX TRADING LIMITEDGriva Digeni 1 Ave, Kriel Court, Office303, CY-3035 Limassol / P.O. Box53742,CY-3317 LimassolTel.: +357 25 828 899Fax: +357 25 817 183

EURIVEX LTD

FENWAY SERVICES LTD5 Themistocles Dervis, Elenion Building,6th Floor, CY-1066 Nicosia / P.O.Box25446, CY-1309 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 364 364, 22 364 400Fax: +357 22 364 365

FINAM LIMITEDAyias Fylaxeos Str. 67, Drakos House,2nd Floor, Office 4, CY-3025 LimassolTel.: +357 25 736 320Fax: +357 25 736 340

FX GLOBAL MARKETS (FXGM)LIMITED5, Limassol Ave, Eurosure Tower, 3rdFloor, Office 301, CY-2112 AglantziaTel.: +357 22 460 260Fax: +357 22 766 333

FXPRO FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD1 Karyatidon, CY-4180 Ypsonas,Limassol, CyprusTel.: +357 25 969 200Fax: +357 25 969 269

GLOBAL CAPITAL SECURITIES ANDFINANCIAL SERVICES LTD50, Arch Makariou III Ave, Alpha House- 1st Floor, CY-1065 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 710 710Fax: +357 22 339 332

GPB FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD50, Agias Zonis, Arianthi Court, 2ndFloor, CY-3090 LimassolTel.: +357 25 555 890Fax: +357 25 555 891

HARVEST FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD37 Stasikratous Str., Center PointBuilding, Off. 801, CY-1065 Nicosia /P.O.Box 16090, CY-1907 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 552 800, 22 552 812Fax: +357 22 552 888

HERACLES TRUST LTD1 Stasinou Street, 2nd Floor – Office 201,CY-2404 Engomi, CyprusTel.: +357 22 444 631, 22 444 054Fax: +357 22 355 726

HORIZON GROUP (CYPRUS) LTDEllados 58, Suite 305, CY-8020 Paphos,CyprusTel.: +357 26 818 356Fax: +357 26 953 322

IKOS CIF LIMITEDπ. Tompazi 1, Vashiotis Business Center,Office 201, 3107 LimassolTel.: +357 25 814 714Fax: +357 25 814 744

INFINA INVESTMENTS (CYPRUS)LIMITED256 Makarios Avenue, Eftapaton Court,CY-3105 Limassol, CyprusTel.: +357 25 857 700Fax: +357 25 356 010

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KAB STRATEGY (CYPRUS) LTD13 Griva Digeni Avenue, Stavrakis Court- Apartment 203, Larnaka CY-6030,CyprusTel.: +357 24 815 186Fax: +357 24 815 187

MARFIN CAPITAL PARTNERS(CYPRUS) LTD26 Byron Avenue, CLR Court - GroundFloor, Nicosia CY-1096, CyprusTel.: +357 22 718 359Fax: +357 22 718 569

MARFIN CLR (FINANCIALSERVICES) LTD26 Vironos Avenue, CLR Court, CY-1096Nicosia / P.O.Box 24616, CY-1301 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 898 600, 22 898 898Fax: +357 22 680 953/4

MDM INVESTMENTS LIMITED53 Ptolemaion Str, Neroupos BusinessCenter, 2nd Floor, Office 201, CY-3022Limassol / P.O.Box 53677, CY-3318LimassolTel.: +357 25 760 050Fax: +357 25 760 005

MEGA EQUITY SECURITIES ANDFINANCIAL SERVICES PUBLICLIMITED42-44 Griva Digeni Avenue, 3rd Floor,CY-1080 Nicosia / P.O.Box 23685, 1685NicosiaTel.: +357 22 711 711Fax: +357 22 711 811

MERITKAPITAL LIMITEDArch Makariou III Ave 256, EftapatonBuilding, 3rd Floor, CY-3105 LimassolTel.: +357 25 857 700Fax: +357 25 356 010

METROPOL (CYPRUS) LIMITEDGr. Digeni & Xr. Milona 1, PanagidesBldg, 6th Floor, Office 3, CY-3030Limassol / P.O.Box 59521, CY-4010LimassolTel.: +357 25 817 220Fax: +357 25 341 800

MINDEN INVESTMENTS ANDINSURANCE ADVISERS AND SUBAGENTS LTD2 Pontou Str. 3rd Floor, No. 5, CY-1107Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 878 046Fax: +357 22 770 853

NKB INVESTMENTS LIMITEDArch Makarios III 196, Ariel CornerBuilding, 3rd floor, CY-3030 LimassolTel.: +357 25 818 816Fax: +357 25 341 243

OMEGA FUNDS INVESTMENT LTD85 Michael Zavou, Agios Athanasios, CY-4107 Limassol, CyprusTel.: +357 25 728 738Fax: +357 25 728 748

ONE PLUS CAPITAL LTD75 Prodromou, Oneworld ParkviewHouse, CY-2063 Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 496000Fax: +357 22 493000

ORANGELEAF FINANCIAL LTDP.O. Box 62140, CY-8061 Paphos, CyprusTel.: +357 26 220 680Fax: +357 26 220 680

OTKRITIE FINANCE (CYPRUS)LIMITED104 Amathountos Ave, Seasons Plaza,Offices 2, 15, 20 and 21, CY-4532LimassolTel.: +357 25 431 456Fax: +357 25 431 458

P.C.M. ADVISERS LIMITEDDimostheni Severi Ave 25-27, MetropolisTower, 4th Floor, 1080 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 819 888Fax: +357 22 819 905

P.G. GLOBAL BROKERS FINANCIALSERVICES LTD

P.I. PROVIDENT INVESTMENTS LTDStasikratous 37, Center Point Building,Office 502, P.O. Box 16142, CY-2086Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 028 160Fax: +357 22 028 161

P.O. METROPOLITAN SERVICES LTDCorner of Kaningos and Griva DigheniStreet, Pamelva Building - Office 303,CY-3035 Limassol, CyprusTel.: +357 25 817 380/109Fax: +357 25 341 068

PLASMA ENTERPRISES LTDNikou Georgiou 6, Block C, Office 303,CY-1095 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 445280, 22 445076, 22445077Fax: +357 22 410140

PROCHOICE Ã∏ª∞∆π™∆∏ƒπ∞∫∏LTD57 Spyrou Kyprianou, Frangkou Premises,1st Floor - Office 102, CY-6051 Larnaka,CyprusTel.: +357 24 661 192Fax: +357 24 662 464

PULP INTERNATIONAL BUSINESSLTD3 Georgiou Katsounotou, KytallidesCourt - 3rd Floor - Flat/Office 3A, CY-3036 LimassolTel.: +357 25 366 324Fax: +357 25 366 326

REGENCY ASSET MANAGEMENT(CYPRUS) LTD6 Nikou Georgiou, Block C - Office 702,CY-1095 Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 818 691Fax: +357 22 818 693

RENAISSANCE INVESTMENTMANAGEMENT (CYPRUS) LTD27 Pindarou Street, Alpha BusinessCenter 8th Floor, CY-1060 Nicosia,CyprusTel.: +357 22 505 800Fax: +357 22 676 755

RENAISSANCE SECURITIES(CYPRUS) LTD27 Pindarou Street, Alpha BusinessCenter 8th Floor, CY-1060 Nicosia,CyprusTel.: +357 22 505 800Fax: +357 22 676 755

RESERVE INVEST (CYPRUS) LTD6 Griva Digeni Avenue, Maximos PlazaBlock 3, 3rd floor, CY-3035 LimassolTel.: +357 25 200 600Fax: +357 25 200 601

RETAILFX LTD82, Griva Digeni Srt, Stephanie House,3rd Floor, Flat 302, CY-3101 LimassolTel.: +357 25 875 002Fax: +357 25 590 525

RMG HOLDINGS LTDGrivas Digenis Avenue 81-83, JacouidesTower - 1st Floor, CY-1080 Nicosia,CyprusTel.: +357 22 503 100 / 104 / 105Fax: +357 22 503 001

RONIN EUROPE LTD3 Pythagoras Street, Pythagoras Court,Office 301, CY-3027 LimassolTel.: +357 25 878 939Fax: +357 25 878291

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S. L. CAPITAL SERVICES LTD109 Griva Digeni, Aegeon Court, 3rdfloor, CY-3101 Limassol, CyprusTel.: +357 25 389 390Fax: +357 25 824 030

SAFECAP INVESTMENTS LIMITEDKafkasou 9, Treppides Tower, 6th Floor,Office 401, CY-2112 Aglantzia, Cyprus /P.O.BOX 26522, CY-2112 AglantziaTel.: +357 22 341 917 / 922Fax: +357 22 341 918

SHARELINK SECURITIES ANDFINANCIAL SERVICES LTDTheotoki 6, Ellinas Building, CY-1055NicosiaTel.: +357 22 554 000Fax: +357 22 433 038

SOLID FINANCIAL SERVICESLIMITED15 K. Paparegopoulos Street,Charalambides Chambers, 1st Floor, CY-3106 LimassolTel.: +357 25 363 680 / 681Fax: +357 25 363 690

TADAWUL FX LTD67 Spyrou Kyprianou Str, Samos Center,1st Floor, CY-4043 Yermasogia, CyprusTel.: +357 25 200 900Fax: +357 25 373 783

TD INVESTMENTS LIMITED57 Digeni Akrita Ave., ZachariadesBuilding, Office 301, CY-1070 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 875 380Fax: +357 22 875 393

TDAM (CYPRUS) LTD57 Digeni Akrita Ave., ZachariadesBuilding, Office 301, CY-1070 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 875 380Fax: +357 22 875 393

TFI MARKETS LTD178 Athalassas Avenue, Irene Tower, 2ndFloor, Strovolos, CY-2025 Nicosia,CyprusTel.: +357 22 817 450Fax: +357 22 817 496

THE CYPRUS INVESTMENT ANDSECURITIES CORPORATION LTD4 Evrou, Eurolife Building, 2nd Floor,CY-2003 StrovolosTel.: +357 22 121 700Fax: +357 22 338 800

TTCM TRADERS TRUST CAPITALMARKETS LTD6, Regas Fereos & Vasili Vryonidi Str,City Chambers, 4th Floor, CY-3095Limassol / P.O.BOX 70721, CY-3802LimassolTel.: +357 25 207 000Fax: +357 25 207 007

U.P.M LTDSpyrou Kyprianou Ave 18, Suite 401, CY-1075 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 460 466Fax: +357 22 765 696

UBS ADVISORY SERVICES LTD5 Themistocles Dervis, Elenion Building,6th Floor, CY-1066 Nicosia / P.O.Box25446, CY-1309 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 364 364Fax: +357 22 364 365

UNICREDIT SECURITIESINTERNATIONAL LTD2 Vasileos Pavlou, Egli building, Office201, CY-1096 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 661 114Fax: +357 22 661 138

UNITED WORLD CAPITAL LTD31, Ioanni Prodromou, Yioupis Tower,3rdFloor–Block 9, Mesa Geitonia, CY-4002LimassolTel.: +357 25 750 555Fax: +357 25 722 377

VELES INTERNATIONAL LIMITED16, John Kennedy Ave, 1st Floor, CY-1703 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 873 327Fax: +357 22 661 164

WEBGINE LTD38, Spyrou Kyprianou Str., CCS Building,Kato Polemidia, CY-4154 Limassol,Cyprus / P.O.Box 70091, CY-4160Limassol, CyprusTel.: +357 25 028 544Fax: +357 25 333 067

WINDSOR BROKERS LTD53, Spyrou Kyprianou Ave, CY-4004Mesa Yitonia, Limassol, CyprusTel.: +357 25 500 505Fax: +357 25 500 515

WS FINANCIAL AND INVESTMENTSERVICES LTD12 Mikynon Street, Megaron Lavinia – 1stFloor, CY-1065 Nicosia, CyprusTel.: +357 22 878 484Fax: +357 22 777 198

XS CAPITAL SECURITIES &FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD48 Themistoklis Dervis Ave, AthienitisCentennial Building, 3rd Floor, Suite 305,CY-1066 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 460 567Fax: +357 22 460 568, 22 447 211

ZERICH SECURITIES LTD

HELLENIC BANK (INVESTMENTS)LTDKyriakou Matsi Ave 31, 2nd Floor,P.O.Box 24747, CY-1394 NicosiaTel.: +357 22 500 100Fax: +357 22 500 110

SOURCE: CYPRUS SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

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ASSOCIATION OF CYPRUS BANKS1E Menandrou Str., 1st Floor,P.O.Box 23363,1682 NicosiaCyprusTel: +357 22664293Fax: +357 22665135Email: info@acb.com.cy

CENTRAL BANK OF CYPRUS80, Kennedy Avenue, Cy-1076 NicosiaP.O.BOX 25529, CY-1395 NicosiaTel.: +357 22714100Fax: +357 22714959Web: www.centralbank.gov.cy

CYPRUS ASSOCIATION OF PUBLICLISTED COMPANIES 38 Grivas Dhigenis Ave. & 3 DeligiorgiStr. Nicosia 1509, Cyprus Tel: +357 22889890 Fax: +357 22667593 Email: anna@ccci.org.cy

CYPRUS INVESTMENTS ANDSECURITIES CORPORATION(CISCO)4 Evros Str., Eurolife House,Strovolos, 2003, NicosiaTel: +357 22121700Fax: +357 22338488Web: www.cisco-online.com.cy Email: info@cisco.bankofcyprus.com

CYPRUS SECURITIES ANDEXCHANGE COMMISSION32 Stasikratous, 4th Floor 1065 NicosiaPO. Box 249961306 NicosiaTel.: + 357 22 875475 Fax: + 357 22 754671Web: www.cysec.gov.cyEmail: info@cysec.gov.cy

CYPRUS STOCK EXCHANGE71-73 Lordou Vironos Avenue, 1096P.O.BOX 25427Nicosia 1309 CyprusTel: +357 22 712300Fax: +357 22 570308Web: www.cse.com.cy Email: info@cse.com.cy

ªINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRSPresidential Palace Avenue1447, Nicosia CyprusTel: +357 22 401000Duty Officer: +357 99 660129Fax: +357 22 661881Email: minforeign1@mfa.gov.cy Web: www.mfa.gov.cy

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The Agapinos Law Firm is a leading international firm,founded by Nikos Agapinos and Mema Simonetou-Agapinos. The Firm aims to provide premier legal services inboth Greece and abroad. The Firm has been established forover twenty years and recently opened an office in Athens,Greece.

Since April 2007, the Agapinos Law Firm formed apartnership with renowned German Law Firm Fricke &Coll, based in Landshut, Germany, with affiliated officesin Munich, Nuremburg, Brandenburg and Luxemburg.Together, both Agapinos Law Firm and Fricke & Collhandle numerous cases concerning both German citizensresiding in Greece, as well as Greek citizens residing inGermany.

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The Agapinos Law Firm excels in handling specialized le-gal counsel to its clients, as well as providing high quality ad-vice that combines both technical expertise and practical le-gal solutions. The Firm’s strong roster of dedicated attorneysare devoted to their client’s work and are uniquely qualifiedto undertake multiple areas of practice.

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