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VIVO ENERGY PLC - 2019 Annual General Meeting - Poll Results

Release Date: 09/05/2019 07:05
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2019 Annual General Meeting - Poll Results

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

9 May 2019

                                   Vivo Energy plc ('the Company')

                                         (LSE: VVO / JSE: VVO)

                             2019 Annual General Meeting - Poll Results

Vivo Energy plc's 2019 Annual General Meeting ('AGM') was held at the Conrad London St. James, 22-28
Broadway, London SW1H 0HB, United Kingdom on Tuesday 7 May 2019 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       1,122,666,220   100     0            0         1,122,666,220    88.75%        0
    Company’s
    accounts, the
    strategic report
    and reports of the
    Directors and the
    auditor
    for the year
    ended 31
    December 2018
2   To approve the       1,120,608,683   99.82   2,056,537    0.18      1,122,665,220    88.75%        1,000
    Directors’
    Remuneration
    Report (other
    than the
    Directors’
    Remuneration
    Policy) for the
    year ended 31
    December 2018
    as set out on
    pages 76 to 95 of
    the Annual
    Report and
    Accounts 2018
3   To approve the       1,120,880,170   99.84   1,785,050    0.16      1,122,665,220    88.75%        1,000
    Directors’
    Remuneration
    Policy as set out
    on pages 81 to 88
    of the Annual
    Report
    and Accounts
    2018 such policy
     to take effect
     from the date of
     its adoption
4    To declare a final   1,122,666,220   100     0            0      1,122,666,220   88.75%   0
     dividend of
     US$0.01252 per
     ordinary share for
     the year ended 31
     December 2018
5    To elect John        1,096,222,125   97.64   26,444,095   2.36   1,122,666,220   88.75%   0
     Daly as a
     Director
6    To elect Christian
     Chammas as a
     Director             1,122,666,210   100     10           0      1,122,666,220   88.75%   0
7    To elect Johan
     Depraetere as a
     Director             1,122,666,210   100     10           0      1,122,666,220   88.75%   0
8    To elect Gawad
     Abaza as a
     Director             1,122,666,210   100     10           0      1,122,666,220   88.75%   0
9    To elect Carol
     Arrowsmith as a
     Director             1,122,658,595   100     7,625        0      1,122,666,220   88.75%   0
10   To elect
     Thembalihle
     Hixonia Nyasulu
     as a Director        1,122,626,450   100     0            0      1,122,626,450   88.74%   39,770
11   To elect
     Christopher
     Rogers as a
     Director             1,120,422,824   99.8    2,242,396    0.2    1,122,665,220   88.75%   1,000
12   To elect Javed
     Ahmed as a
     Director             1,122,665,220   100     0            0      1,122,665,220   88.75%   1,000
13   To elect
     Temitope Lawani
     as a Director        1,102,883,350   100     0            0      1,102,883,350   87.18%   19,782,870
14   To re-appoint
     Pricewaterhouse
     Coopers LLP as
     the Company’s
     auditor until the
     end of the next
     general meeting
     at which accounts
     are laid before
     the Company          1,122,666,220   100     0            0      1,122,666,220   88.75%   0
15   To authorise the
     Audit and Risk
     Committee, for
     and on behalf of
     the Directors, to
     determine the
     remuneration of
     the auditor          1,122,666,220   100     0            0      1,122,666,220   88.75%   0
16   To authorise the
     Directors to allot   1,040,333,121   92.67   82,332,099   7.33   1,122,665,220   88.75%   1,000
     shares in the
     Company
17   To authorise the
     Directors to dis-
     apply
     pre-emption
     rights*                 1,118,717,049     99.65   3,948,171     0.35      1,122,665,220   88.75%     1,000
18   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*             1,061,966,279     94.59   60,698,941    5.41      1,122,665,220   88.75%     1,000
19   To authorise the
     Company to
     purchase its own
     shares*                 1,119,995,845     99.76   2,670,375     0.24      1,122,666,220   88.75%     0
20   To authorise
     political donations
     and expenditure         1,110,817,150     98.94   11,848,070    1.06      1,122,665,220   88.75%     1,000
21   To authorise the
     Board to call
     general meetings
     (other than
     annual general
     meetings) on a
     minimum of 14
     clear days’
     notice*                 1,109,883,863     98.86   12,782,357    1.14      1,122,666,220   88.75%     0

*            Special resolutions


    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

    8      To elect
           Gawad
           Abaza as a
           Director            300,404,844   100.00           10        0.00    300,404,854    68.18%             0
    9      To elect
           Carol
           Arrowsmith
           as a
           Director            300,397,229   100.00        7,625        0.00    300,404,854    68.18%             0
    10     To elect
           Thembalihle
           Hixonia             300,365,084   100.00              0      0.00    300,365,084    68.17%       39,770
           Nyasulu as a
           Director
    11     To elect
           Christopher
           Rogers as a
           Director         298,161,458      99.25    2,242,396       0.75    300,403,854      68.18%         1,000


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 3 May 2019 was 1,265,002,519.
       Shareholders are entitled to one vote per share.
3.     Total ordinary shares held by shareholders excluding the controlling shareholders at 3 May 2019 was
       440,635,738.
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 our 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: morningstar.co.uk/uk/NSM


For further information, please contact:

Claire Dhokia
Deputy Company Secretary
+44 2030 343 718
claire.dhokia@vivoenergy.com




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