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INTU PROPERTIES PLC - Annual General Meeting Proxy Voting Figures

Release Date: 01/06/2020 16:45
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Annual General Meeting Proxy Voting Figures

INTU PROPERTIES PLC
(Registration number UK3685527)
ISIN Code: GB0006834344
JSE Code:      ITU
LEI: 213800JSNTERD5CJZO95


intu properties plc (“intu or “the Company”)

Annual General Meeting Proxy Voting Figures

At the Annual General Meeting of the Company held on 1 June 2020, all resolutions proposed at the
meeting were passed by vote on a show of hands. For information, the following proxy votes were
received prior to the meeting.



                                                                                TOTAL          Votes
                            Proxy votes in favour     Proxy votes against       VOTES         Withheld
 Resolution                   Votes           %         Votes         %
 1. To receive the
 Company’s accounts,
 the strategic report and
 the reports of the
                            521,071,371     99.92      441,213       0.08    521,512,584     5,727,463
 Directors and the
 Auditor for the year
 ended 31 December
 2019
 2. To re-elect John
 Strachan as a Director     467,175,924     97.78     10,587,055     2.22    477,762,979    49,477,069
 (Chairman)
 3. To re-elect John
 Whittaker as a Director    424,002,149     88.75     53,758,885    11.25    477,761,034    49,479,013
 (Deputy Chairman)
 4. To re-elect Matthew
 Roberts as a Director      470,430,435     98.45     7,421,299      1.55    477,851,734    49,388,314
 (Chief Executive)
 5. To elect Robert Allen
 as a Director (Chief       519,467,436     99.61     2,032,225      0.39    521,499,661     5,740,387
 Financial Officer)
 6. To re-elect Ian Burke
 as a Director (Non-        449,455,778     94.06     28,399,271     5.94    477,855,049    49,384,998
 Executive)
 7. To elect Steve Barber
 as a Director (Non-        519,715,117     99.66     1,793,735      0.34    521,508,852     5,731,196
 executive)
 8. To elect Cheryl
 Millington as a Director   520,698,589     99.85      803,363       0.15    521,501,952     5,738,096
 (Non-executive)
 9. To elect David
 Hargrave as a Director     474,633,654     91.01     46,868,684     8.99    521,502,338     5,737,709
 (Non-executive)
 10. To re-appoint
 Deloitte LLP as the        468,810,618     98.44     7,420,465      1.56    476,231,083    51,008,964
 Company’s Auditor
 11. To authorise the
 Audit Committee of the     518,346,282     99.41     3,083,749      0.59    521,430,031     5,810,016
 Board to determine the
 remuneration of the
 Auditor.
 12. THAT the Directors’
 remuneration report for
 the year ended 31            435,613,102   91.6    39,925,883   8.4    475,538,985   51,701,062
 December 2019 be
 approved
 13. THAT the Directors’
 remuneration policy set
 out in the Directors’
 remuneration report for      393,097,190   91.03   38,715,094   8.97   431,812,284   95,427,763
 the year ended 31
 December 2019 be
 approved
 14. THAT consent be
 given to the Directors
 from the date of the
 Company’s next audited
 consolidated balance
 sheet to exercise all
 powers of the Company
 as though the borrowing
                              477,492,447   91.59   43,823,457   8.41   521,315,904   5,924,143
 limit under the Articles
 of Association does not
 apply. Such consent to
 remain effective until the
 conclusion of the
 Company’s Annual
 General Meeting in
 2021
 15. THAT a general
 meeting other than an
 Annual General Meeting
                              483,335,191   92.67   38,236,557   7.33   521,571,748   5,668,300
 may be called on not
 less than 14 clear days'
 notice




ENQUIRIES

Susan Marsden

Company Secretary

+44 (0)207 960 1200


01 June 2020


JSE    Sponsor:

Merrill Lynch South Africa (Pty) Limited

Date: 01-06-2020 04:45:00
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