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April 3rd 2020 Combined General Meeting presentation

31 March 2020

In  order to respect the measures taken by the French government to limit the risk of COVID-19 contamination, shareholders are not allowed to attend the meeting in person.

The presentation of the Combined General Meeting and transcript of the corresponding speech will be available from 09.30 a.m. on 3 April 2020 on the website www.vicat.fr. Please note that these documents will be in French.

Detailed minutes of the 2020 General Meeting will be published later on www.vicat.fr

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