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INTU PROPERTIES PLC - Results Of Proxy Voting At The Annual General Meeting

Release Date: 25/04/2018 17:03
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Results Of Proxy Voting At The Annual General Meeting

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

intu properties plc
LEI: 213800JSNTERD5CJZO95
Regulated Information Classification: Additional regulated information required to be disclosed under the laws of a
Member State of the EU

25 April 2018


RESULTS OF PROXY VOTING AT THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
At the Annual General Meeting held on 25 April 2018, 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:


         Resolutions:                   For:           %        Against:         %           Total      Withheld:
                                                                                          votes cast:
1.    To receive the Company’s
      accounts, the strategic
      report and the reports of
                                    1,032,222,347    99.95       502,598        0.05    1,032,724,945    190,572
      the Directors and the
      Auditors for the year
      ended 31 December 2017.
2.    To declare a final dividend
      of 9.4 pence per ordinary     1,032,538,627    99.99        1,463         0.01    1,032,540,090    375,427
      share.
3.    To re-elect John Strachan     995,532,421      97.13     29,438,788       2.87    1,024,971,209   7,944,306
      as a Director (Chairman).
4.    To re-elect John Whittaker
      as a Director (Deputy         992,624,398      96.11     40,143,686       3.89    1,032,768,084    147,431
      Chairman).
5.    To re-elect David Fischel
      as a Director (Chief          1,026,332,119    99.38      6,436,620       0.62    1,032,768,739    146,778
      Executive).
6.    To re-elect Matthew
      Roberts as a Director         1,024,390,433    99.19      8,378,294       0.81    1,032,768,727    146,790
      (Chief Financial Officer).
7.    To re-elect Adèle
      Anderson as a Director        1,031,930,763    99.92       837,764        0.08    1,032,768,527    146,990
      (Non-Executive).
8.    To re-elect Richard
      Gordon as a Director          997,162,036      96.55     35,606,689       3.45    1,032,768,725    146,790
      (Non-Executive).
9.     To re-elect Rakhi Goss-
      Custard as a Director         1,006,305,721    97.44     26,462,780       2.56    1,032,768,501    147,016
      (Non-Executive).
10.   To re-elect Louise Patten
      as a Director (Non-           1,020,425,434     98.8     12,342,623       1.2     1,032,768,057    147,460
      Executive).
11.   To re-elect Andrew Strang
      as a Director (Non-           1,032,739,137    99.99       29,590         0.01    1,032,768,727    146,790
      Executive).
12.   To re-appoint
      PricewaterhouseCoopers        1,005,908,512     97.4     26,857,722       2.6     1,032,766,234    149,282
      LLP as Auditors.
13.   To authorise the Audit
      Committee of the Board to
      determine the                 1,032,110,100     99.94       592,145        0.06    1,032,702,245   213,272
      remuneration of the
      Auditor.
14.    To approve the Directors’
       Remuneration Report for      999,332,863       97.29     27,783,752      2.71     1,027,116,615    5,798,901
       the year ended 31
       December 2017.
15.    To authorise the Directors   691,464,569       67.17    338,012,687      32.83    1,029,477,256    3,438,261
       to allot new shares.
16.    To dis-apply the pre-
       emption provisions of
       section 561(1) of the        989,284,177       95.95     41,793,089       4.05     1,031,077,266   1,838,251
       Companies Act 2006
       (Special Resolution).
17.    To authorise the Company
       to purchase its own shares   1,002,437,108     97.06     30,323,266        2.94     1,032,760,374  155,142
       (Special Resolution).
18.    That a general meeting
       other than an Annual
       General Meeting may be         970,638,213     93.99      62,114,953       6.01     1,032,753,166   162,351
       called on not less than 14
       clear days' notice
       (Special Resolution).


Notes

1. Any proxy appointments which gave discretion to the Chairman have been included in the ‘for’ total.
2. A 'vote withheld' is not a vote in law and is not counted in the calculation of the proportion of the votes for or
   against a resolution.
3. Total voting rights of shares in issue: 1,355,040,243. Every shareholder has one vote for every ordinary share
   held.

*     The Board notes that, although all of the resolutions passed, certain South African institutional shareholders have
      lodged significant proxy votes against Resolution 15, reflected in the above tabled results. These votes are a
      reflection of, and in accordance with, prevailing institutional voting guidelines in South Africa, which differ from
      those generally applied in the UK regarding the subjects of this resolution. The Board notes that the authority
      granted today by shareholders in respect of resolution 15 falls within the Investment Association's Share Capital
      Management Guidelines.

In accordance with LR 9.6.2, a copy of the resolutions passed at the meeting has been submitted to the National
Storage Mechanism and will shortly be available for inspection at: http://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/NSM

This announcement can also be viewed on intu properties plc’s website at: intugroup.co.uk



Enquiries:

Susan Marsden
Group Company Secretary
Telephone +44 207 887 7073

JSE Sponsor:
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