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VIVO ENERGY PLC - 2022 Annual General Meeting - Poll Results

Release Date: 17/05/2022 16:15
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2022 Annual General Meeting - Poll Results

Vivo Energy plc
(Incorporated in England and Wales)
(Registration number: 11250655)
(Share code: VVO)
LEI: 213800TR7V9QN896AU56
ISIN: GB00BDGT2M75


      17 May 2022

                                                      Vivo Energy plc

                                                   ('the Company')

                                               (LSE: VVO / JSE: VVO)

                                    2022 Annual General Meeting - Poll Results

      Vivo Energy plc's 2022 Annual General Meeting ('AGM') was held at the Park Plaza Victoria Hotel, 239 Vauxhall
      Bridge Road, Pimlico, London SW1V 1EQ, United Kingdom on Tuesday 17 May 2022 at 2.00 pm. All resolutions
      proposed at the AGM were decided on a poll and were passed. The results are set out below:

Resolution                  Votes           %            Votes        %         Votes Total       % of        Votes
                            For             For          Against      Against                     Issued      Withheld
                                                                                                  Share
                                                                                                  Capital
                                                                                                  Voted

1   To receive the
    Company’s accounts,
    the strategic report
    and reports of the
    Directors and the
    auditor for the year
    ended 31 December
    2021                    1,035,652,917    100.00         489         0.00     1,035,653,406     81.74%      312,557
2   To approve the
    Directors’
    Remuneration
    Report for the year
    ended 31 December
    2021 as set out on
    pages 110 to 117 of
    the Annual Report
    and Accounts 2021       1,033,825,402     99.79      2,139,461      0.21     1,035,964,863     81.77%       1,100
3   To approve the
    Directors’
    Remuneration Policy
    as set out on pages
    105 to 106 of the
    Annual Report and
    Accounts 2021, such
    policy to take effect
    from the date of its
    adoption                1,035,673,993     99.97       290,870       0.03     1,035,964,863     81.77%       1,100
4   To re-elect John Daly
    as a Director            996,854,442      97.69      23,545,472     2.31     1,020,399,914     80.54%     15,566,049
5   To elect Stanislas
    Mittelman as a
    Director                1,033,789,512     99.79      2,175,451      0.21     1,035,964,963     81.77%       1,000
6    To re-elect
     Thembalihle Hixonia
     Nyasulu as a
     Director                 1,018,590,780   99.76   2,425,237    0.24   1,021,016,017   80.59%   14,949,946
7    To re-elect Carol
     Arrowsmith as a
     Director                 1,018,590,291   99.76   2,425,726    0.24   1,021,016,017   80.59%   14,949,946
8    To re-elect
     Christopher Rogers
     as a Director            1,004,510,510   98.38   16,505,607   1.62   1,021,016,117   80.59%   14,949,846
9    To re-elect Gawad
     Abaza as a Director      1,018,590,291   99.76   2,425,726    0.24   1,021,016,017   80.59%   14,949,946
10   To re-elect Javed
     Ahmed as a Director      1,017,127,387   99.62   3,890,130    0.38   1,021,017,517   80.59%   14,948,446
11   To re-elect Temitope
     Lawani as a Director     1,018,694,760   98.33   17,268,603   1.67   1,035,963,363   81.77%     2,600
12   To re-appoint
     PricewaterhouseCoo
     pers LLP as the
     Company’s auditor
     until the end of the
     next general meeting
     at which accounts are
     laid before the
     Company                  1,033,963,713   99.81   2,001,050    0.19   1,035,964,763   81.77%     1,200
13   To authorise the
     Audit and Risk
     Committee, for and
     on behalf of the
     Directors, to
     determine the
     remuneration of the
     auditor                  1,033,964,474   99.81   2,000,489    0.19   1,035,964,963   81.77%     1,000
14   To authorise the
     Directors to allot
     shares in the
     Company                  1,032,630,618   99.68   3,334,345    0.32   1,035,964,963   81.77%     1,000
15   To authorise the
     Directors to dis-
     apply pre?emption
     rights*                  1,034,003,605   99.83   1,761,358    0.17   1,035,764,963   81.75%    201,000
16   To authorise the
     Directors to dis-
     apply pre?emption
     rights up to a further
     5 per cent for the
     purposes of financing
     an acquisition or
     other capital
     investment*              1,035,633,069   99.97    331,894     0.03   1,035,964,963   81.77%     1,000
17   To authorise political
     donations and
     expenditure              981,407,258     94.85   53,279,283   5.15   1,034,686,541   81.67%   1,279,422
18   To authorise the
     Board to call general
     meetings (other than
     annual general
     meetings) on a
     minimum of 14 clear
     days’ notice*            1,030,559,671   99.48   5,404,831    0.52   1,035,964,502   81.77%     1,461
      *        Special resolution

VOTES EXCLUDING CONTROLLING SHAREHOLDERS ON THE RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING THE
ELECTION OF THE INDEPENDENT NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS
Resolution                      Votes            %        Votes          %           Votes            % of          Votes
                                For              For      Against        Against     Total            Issued        Withheld
                                                                                                      Share
                                                                                                      Capital
                                                                                                      Voted
6   To re-elect Thembalihle
    Hixonia Nyasulu as a
    Director                     561,889,850     99.57     2,425,237       0.43       564,315,087       69.65%       14,949,946
7   To re-elect Carol
    Arrowsmith as a
    Director                     561,889,361     99.57     2,425,726       0.43       564,315,087       69.65%       14,949,946
8   To re-elect Christopher
    Rogers as a Director         547,809,580     97.08    16,505,607       2.92       564,315,187       69.65%       14,949,846
9   To re-elect Gawad
    Abaza as a Director          561,889,361     99.57     2,425,726       0.43       564,315,087       69.65%       14,949,946


      Notes:

      1.       Any proxy appointments which gave discretion to the Chairman have been included in the 'For' total.
      2.       The total number of ordinary shares of US$0.50 in issue at 17 May 2022 was 1,266,941,899.
               Shareholders are entitled to one vote per share.
      3.       Total ordinary shares held by shareholders excluding the controlling shareholders at 14 May 2022 was
               810,240,969.
      4.       A 'Vote withheld' is not a vote in law and is not counted towards the proportion of votes 'For' or
               'Against' a resolution.

      Copies of the Company’s announcements are available on our website: https://investors.vivoenergy.com

      In accordance with Listing Rule 9.6.2, copies of the resolutions passed as special business have been submitted
      to the UK Listing Authority and will shortly be available for inspection at the National Storage Mechanism
      document viewing facility at: https://data.fca.org.uk/#/nsm/nationalstoragemechanism


                                                            ENDS


      For further information, please contact:

      Minna Gonzalez-Gomez
      Group Company Secretary
      +44 2030 343 718
      Minna.Gonzalez-Gomez@vivoenergy.com


      About Vivo Energy:

      Vivo Energy operates and markets its products in countries across North, West, East and Southern Africa. The
      Group has a network of over 2,450 service stations in 23 countries operating under the Shell and Engen brands
      and exports lubricants to a number of other African countries. Its retail offering includes fuels, lubricants, card
      services, shops, restaurants and other non-fuel services. It provides fuels, lubricants and liquefied petroleum
      gas (LPG) to business customers across a range of sectors including marine, mining, construction, power,
      transport, wholesalers and manufacturing. The Company employs around 2,700 people and has access to over
      1,000,000 cubic metres of fuel storage capacity and has a joint venture, Shell and Vivo Lubricants B.V., that
      sources, blends, packages and supplies Shell-branded lubricants.
Vivo Energy plc has a primary listing on the London Stock Exchange, and is a member of the FTSE 250 index,
with a secondary inward listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.

For more information about Vivo Energy, please visit www.vivoenergy.com



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