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19/06/2024
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Hera Group ranks first in the 2024 ESG Identity Corporate Index (formerly IGI)

<p><em>For the fourth consecutive year, the Group is on the podium of the overall index ranking, which rewards Italian companies that stand out for integrating ESG factors into their governance. This comes as further recognition of the Group’s commitment to creating long-term value for its shareholders and all its stakeholders</em></p>
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11/06/2024
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Inrete Distribuzione Energia acquires Soelia’s gas network

<p><em>The Hera Group, through its subsidiary operating in the natural gas distribution sector, strengthens its presence in the area served</em></p>
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Publication of documents pertaining to the Shareholders Meeting

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Hera Group acquires Soelia’s gas network

Through its subsidiary Inrete Distribuzione Energia, the Group was awarded the tender for the gas distribution plants and network serving the municipality of Argenta in Ferrara area

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14/05/2024
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Hera Group BoD approves results for 1Q 2024

<p>The consolidated quarterly report at 31 March shows improvement in the main operating and financial indicators. The Group’s financial solidity and commitment to sustainability and the ecological transition were confirmed, along with the creation of value for all stakeholders and significant investments in the areas served to improve our assets resilience and to guarantee service quality and continuity</p>
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30/04/2024
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Hera Shareholders Meeting: 2023 financial statements approved and dividend increased to 14 cents

The Group continues along its path of uninterrupted growth, closing 2023 with record performance in the main operating and financial indicators, thus constantly creating value for its stakeholders.

Online since 29-04-2024 at 12:53
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23/04/2024
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Hera Group at the top of ARERA’s water service quality ranking

The multiutility confirms itself among Italy’s most outstanding operators, securing the first and third positions, with reference to all macro-indicators, as proof of the very high standards adopted by the Group in this field. A commitment that the Hera fulfils with significant investments to ensure the highest quality and continuity of service to around 3.6 million citizens and an increasingly efficient and circular use of resources. Important results have been achieved, particularly in Emilia-Romagna.

08/04/2024
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Publication of the Draft Separate and Consolidated Financial Statements as of 31.12.2023, the Sustainability Report - Consolidated Non-Financial Statement, the Corporate Governance Report, and the Report on Remuneration and Compensation Paid

29/03/2024
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Rigid plastics recycling: one of Europe’s most innovative plants to be built in Modena

<p><em>Thanks to investments totalling approximately 50 million euro, the Hera Group will build a state-of-the-art facility within its own plant complex. Starting from plastic waste that has so far been difficult to recycle, it will produce high quality polymers with characteristics similar to those shown by virgin materials, thus making sectors such as consumer electronics and the automotive industry increasingly sustainable</em></p>
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27/03/2024
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Publication of documents pertaining to the Shareholders Meeting to be held on 30 April 2024

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26/03/2024
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Hera Group approves results as at 31/12/2023

<p><em>The year closed with main financial indicators rising and the targets included in the strategic Plan to 2026 exceeded three years ahead of schedule. The Group’s financial solidity and flexibility allowed it to continue along its path of industrial growth, increasing its investments and successfully grasping market opportunities, both internal and external, while continuing to generate value benefitting all stakeholders. The proposed dividend was raised, reaching 14 eurocents per share</em></p>
Online since 26-03-2024 at 12:47
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11/03/2024
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Green energy and a new urban forest: the Hera Group’s Energy Park arrives in Bologna

<p><em>Sustainability, decarbonisation, liveability and biodiversity protection are the keywords of this project, which will be developed in the northern part of the city and will contain a new urban park with facilities, complemented by areas dedicated to protecting animal and plant species, and an agrivoltaic field that will allow an annual saving of 6,000 tons of CO2.</em></p>
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04/03/2024
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The passing of Hera S.p.A.'s Vice Chairman, Mr. Gabriele Giacobazzi

We hereby inform you that on March 3, 2024, the Vice Chaiman of the Board of Directors, Mr. Gabriele Giacobazzi, passed away.

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13/02/2024
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Hera Group among Europe’s leaders in sustainability and the fight against climate change

<p><em>The Group achieved the leadership band in the CDP questionnaire and was included among “TOP 1%” Multi and Water Utilities of the S&amp;P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook 2024. These recognitions prove Hera’s commitment to sustainable development and creating shared value for local areas.</em></p>
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06/02/2024
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Hera Group: over 1 million new electricity customers as of 1 July

<p><em>With the 7 lots awarded in the tender for the Gradual Protection Service for non-vulnerable household customers, the Hera Group consolidates its position as the sector’s third largest operator in Italy.</em></p>
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25/01/2024
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Hera Group expands in the industrial waste sector with TRS Ecology

<p><i><span lang="EN-GB" style="font-size:11.0pt"><span style="line-height:106%"><span style="font-family:&quot;Arial&quot;,&quot;sans-serif&quot;"></span></span></span></i>With the acquisition of 70% of the Piacenza-based company, the Group reinforces its leadership in the waste management sector. This transaction, at full capacity, is expected to contribute to growth in the Hera Group’s Ebitda with approximately 6 million euro.<i><span lang="EN-GB" style="font-size:11.0pt"><span style="line-height:106%"><span style="font-family:&quot;Arial&quot;,&quot;sans-serif&quot;"> </span></span></span></i></p>
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24/01/2024
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Hera Group presents Business Plan to 2027

<p><em>Development, resilience and creating shared value for stakeholders are at the heart of the Group’s new strategic document, which foresees investments totalling 4.4 billion to speed up the ecological transition and enhance asset resilience to climate change. The preliminary results for 2023 outperform the previous Plan’s goals that have been achieved three years ahead of schedule, thanks to the numerous development actions implemented and the Group’s ability to grasp market opportunities.</em></p>
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18/01/2024
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Hera Top Employer for the 15th Consecutive Year

<p><em>The company reaffirms, once again in 2024, its position among the best performers in human resources management, thanks to substantial investments in welfare, training, and skill development.</em></p>
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02/01/2024
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Hera Group has obtained the “Gender equality certification”

<p><em>A further confirmation of the importance of Hera’s achievements in terms of gender equality and inclusion</em></p>

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13/05/2020
Hera BoD approves Q1 2020 results

The consolidated quarterly report at 31 March shows growth in results, thanks to the contribution coming from the Group's main business areas. Value continues to be created in the areas served, while Hera has proactively introduced numerous measures supporting stakeholders while facing the Covid-19 emergency currently affecting the country.

Q1 2020 results

Financial highlights

  • Revenues at 2,055.8 million euro (+5.9%)
  • Ebitda at 349.2 million euro (+5.6%)
  • Net profit at 130.3 million euro (+0.5%)
  • Net financial position at 3,229.1 million euro

Operating highlights

  • Good contribution to growth coming from main businesses, the energy and waste management sectors in particular
  • Solid customers base in energy sectors, with a strong rise to 3.3 million customers, thanks to the recent partnership with Ascopiave
  • A wide range of activities introduced to protect and sustain all stakeholders, first and foremost customers, with favourable conditions granted for paying bills

 

Today, the Hera Group’s new Board of Directors, which came into office on 29 April 2020 and is chaired by Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano, unanimously approved the Group’s consolidated operating results for the first quarter. Improvement was seen over the same period in 2019, thanks to the contribution coming from internal growth and M&As, which proved able to more than offset the effects of the mild winter temperatures and the health emergency that has struck the country.

The financial solidity that has always marked this multi-utility saw further improvement during the quarter, and allowed many measures to be proactively introduced, quite early, when the emergency had not yet affected the areas served. These measures are aimed at ensuring not only continuity in the Group’s services, but also support and protection for all stakeholders, above all employees, suppliers and customers, for example in the favourable conditions granted for paying bills.

In general, the results reached confirm the validity of the Group’s business model, which balances regulated and free market activities and, in line with the indications provided in the Business plan, promotes growth, sustainability and innovation, which have proven to be effective competitive levers in creating value for the areas served and all stakeholders.

The main changes in the Group’s scope of operations compared to the first quarter of 2019 include the acquisition last May of Cosea Ambiente, the company that manages the urban and assimilated waste service owned by 20 municipalities in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennine area, including a ten-year grant for managing the Cosea Consorzio landfill in Gaggio Montano; the acquisition in July of Pistoia Ambiente’s waste treatment plants in Tuscany; and, lastly, in December the finalisation of the partnership between Hera and Ascopiave, which acting through EstEnergy created the largest energy operator in North-Eastern Italy and at the same time led to a reorganisation of the two Groups’ gas distribution activities.

Revenues reach over 2 billioneuro

In the first quarter of 2020, revenues amounted to 2,055.8 millioneuro, up compared to the 1,940.4 million seen in the same period of2019. This result was largely sustained by changes in the scope of operations, which more than offset lower revenues for electricity and gas trading, production and sales, heat management and district heating, as well as commissions in the water service. Revenues in the waste management sector increased.

Ebitda rises to 349.2 million euro

Ebitda went from 330.8 million euro in the first three months of 2019 to 349.2 millionat 31 March 2020, showing an 18.4 million(+5.6%) increase. This growth in Ebitda is due in particular to the performance seen in the energy areas, which were up by 17.2 million euro overall, mainly owing to the entry of the companies belonging to the EstEnergy Group, as well as the waste management area, while the water cycle area showed a slight drop.

Operating result increases and pre-tax profit remains stable

The net operating result also increased to 211.7 millioneuro at 31 March 2020, up compared to the 205.0 million seen at the same date in2019 (+3.3%). A 7.6 million euro change occurred in financial operationsat 31 March 2020, coming to 28.7 millioneuro, mainly due to the imputed costs involved in the put option concerning the amount held by Ascopiave and lower profits from joint ventures, mainly due to the consolidation of EstEnergy. Pre-tax profits came to 183.0 millioneuro, essentially in line with the 183.9 million seen in the first three months of2019.

Net profit rises to 130.3 million (+0.5%)

Net profit at 31 March 2020 increased to 130.3 millioneuro, up 0.5% over the 129.7 million seen one year earlier. Profits pertaining to Group Shareholders, instead, came to 124.4 millioneuro, with a slight increase compared to the 124.2 millionrecorded for the first quarter of2019. These results bear the effects of a28.8% tax rate, an improvement compared to the 29.5% seen one year earlier, thanks in particular to the Group’s commitment to making investments in technological and digital transformation, along the lines of Utility 4.0.

Over 118 million in investments; net financial position improves

Overall investments in the first three months of 2020 amounted to 118.6 millioneuro, as against 92.7 millionin the same period of the previous year, and mainly went towards interventions on plants, networks and infrastructures, in addition to investments concerning an intensive meter substitution and the purification and sewerage areas. Total investments also include financial investments coming to 27.2 million.

Thanks to a positive cash flow generation, net financial debt, coming to 3,229.1 millioneuro, showed a roughly 45 millioneuro drop compared to December 2019. The Net debt/Ebitda ratio settled at 2.93x, confirming the Group’s financial solidity (2.44x excluding the EstEnergy put option). The average time to maturity of overall debt is more than 6 years.

Gas area

In the first quarter of 2019, Ebitda for the gas area – which includes services in natural gas distribution and sales, district heating and heat management – settled at 160.9 millioneuro, up compared to the 151.0 million seen at31 March 2019 (+6.5%). This was due to the entry of the companies belonging to the EstEnergy Group and AmgasBlu, which offset the lower volumes of gas sold and lower margins for district heating and heat management, due to the mild temperatures seen in the first quarter of 2020. With a rise coming to over 560 thousand customers, mainly involved in the partnership with Ascopiave, gas customers reached 2 million. Distribution activities felt the first effects of the revised tariffs introduced by Arera, effective as of 1 January 2020.

The gas area accounted for 46.1% of Group Ebitda.

Water cycle area

Ebitda for the integrated water cycle area – which includes aqueduct, purification and sewerage services – went from 58.9 millioneuro in the first quarter of 2019 to 57.2 million in the same period of 2020 (-2.9%), mainly owing to lower revenues from new connections, customer requests and dispensing, as well as the effects of the reduction in the costs recognised for tariffs defined by the Authority in late 2019.

As for the previous period, the results benefitted from bonuses awarded by the Authority for high service standards.

The integrated water cycle area accounted for 16.4% of Group Ebitda.

Waste management area

Ebitda for the waste management area – which includes waste collection, treatment and disposal services – rose from 67.3 millioneuro in the first quarter of 2019 to 70.2 millionat 31 March 2020 (+4.3%). This growth was created above all by higher revenues for waste treatment, higher quantities managed and the addition of new facilities to the scope of operations, such as the waste treatment plant inaugurated at Cordenons (PN), the Gaggio Montano (BO) landfill linked to the acquisition of Cosea Ambiente, and the Pistoia Ambiente plants in Tuscany. In a national context marked by an ongoing lack of plants, these new structures, operational as of the second and third quarters of 2019, further increased the set of plants managed by Herambiente, already the nation’s leader in the waste management sector, dedicated to waste recycling, reuse and regeneration, including the company Aliplast (TV), engaged in plastic recycling, and the innovative plant producing biomethane and compost from organic waste located in Sant’Agata Bolognese (BO).

Good results were also seen in sorted waste, which increased to 65.4%, compared to the 64.1% seen in the first quarter of 2019, thanks to the many projects implemented across the areas served.

The waste management are accounted for 20.1% of Group Ebitda.

Electricity area

Ebitda for the electricity area – which includes services in electricity production, distribution and sales – went from 45.2 millioneuro in the first quarter of 2019 to 52.5 millionat 31 March 2020 (+16.2%). The entry of the companies belonging to the EstEnergy Group and AmgasBlu, the synergies extracted from acquisitions, marketing activities aimed at expansion and a positive trend in generation led to this growth in results and a significant increase in the customer base. Electricity customers, indeed, now amount to 1.3 million, up 17.4% compared to 31 March 2019, with almost 200 new customers, despite the drop in safeguarded and protected customers.

The electricity area accounted for 15.0% of Group Ebitda.

The manager responsible for drafting the company’s accounting statements, Luca Moroni, declares, pursuant to article 154-bis paragraph 2 of the TUF, that the information contained in the present press release corresponds to the documentation available and to the account books and entries.

The Q1 report and related materials are available to the public at Company Headquarters and on the website www.gruppohera.it.

Unaudited extracts from the Quarterly Report at 31 March 2020 are attached.

 

PROFIT & LOSS
(M €)
31/03/2020 INC.% 31/03/2019 INC.% CH. CH.%
Sales 2,055.8   1,940.4   +115.4 +5.9%
Other operating revenues 109.0 5.3% 121.0 6.2% (12.0) (9.9%)
Raw material (1,035.4) (50.4%) (1,024.6) (52.8%) +10.8 +1.1%
Services costs (627.2) (30.5%) (556.7) (28.7%) +70.5 +12.7%
Other operating expenses (12.5) (0.6%) (13.1) (0.7%) (0.6) (4.6%)
Personnel costs (147.3) (7.2%) (142.9) (7.4%) +4.4 +3.1%
Capitalisations 6.8 0.3% 6.7 0.3% +0.1 +1.5%
Ebitda 349.2 17.0% 330.8 17.0% +18.4 +5.6%
Depreciation and provisions (137.5) (6.7%) (125.8) (6.5%) +11.7 +9.3%
Ebit 211.7 10.3% 205.0 10.6% +6.7 +3.3%
Financial inc./(exp.) (28.7) (1.4%) (21.1) (1.1%) +7.6 +36.1%
Pre tax profit 183.0 8.9% 183.9 9.5% (0.9) (0.5%)
Tax (52.7) (2.6%) (54.3) (2.8%) (1.6) (2.9%)
Net profit 130.3 6.3% 129.7 6.7% +0.6 +0.5%
Attributable to:            
Shareholders of the Parent Company 124.4 6.0% 124.2 6.4% +0.2 +0.2%
Minority shareholders 5.9 0.3% 5.5 0.3% +0.4 +7.3%

 

BALANCE SHEET (M €) 31/03/2020 INC.% 31/12/2019 INC.% CH. CH.%
Net fixed assets 6,876.5 108.7% 6,846.3 108.9% +30.2 +0.4%
Working capital 96.8 1.5% 87.0 1.4% +9.8 +11.3%
(Provisions) (650.0) (10.3%) (649.1) (10.3%) (0.9) +0.1%
Net invested capital 6,323.3 100.0% 6,284.2 100.0% +39.1 +0.6%
Net equity 3,094.2 48.9% 3,010.0 47.9% +84.2 +2.8%
Long term net financial debt 3,379.7 53.4% 3,383.4 53.8% (3.7) (0.1%)
Short term net financial debt (150.6) (2.4%) (109.2) (1.7%) (41.4) +37.9%
Net financial debts 3,229.1 51.1% 3,274.2 52.1% (45.1) (1.4%)
Net invested capital 6,323.3 100.0% 6,284.2 100.0% +39.1 +0.6%
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05/07/2021
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Communication of the overall amount of voting rights

2021-07-05 (drafted pursuant to article 85-bis, paragraph 4-bis, of Consob Regulation 11971 / 14 May 1999) Communication of the overall amount of voting rights Bologna, 5 July 2021 - The following table contains the data concerning the shares outstanding and the number of voting rights representing the share capital as at 30 June 2021. Updated situation Previous situation Number of shares constituting the Share capital Number of voting rights Number of shares constituting the Share capital Number of voting rights Total of which: 1,489,538,745 2,231,003,848 1,489,538,745 2,243,043,785 Ordinary shares (regular dividend rights: 01.01.2020) - cod. ISIN IT0001250932 Current coupon: n. 19 748,073,642 748,073,642 736,033,705 736,033,705 Ordinary shares with increased voting rights (regular dividend rights: 01.01.2020) - cod. ISIN IT0005159972 Current coupon: n. 19 741,465,103 1,482,930,206 753,505,040 1,507,010,080 Press release Communication of the overall amount of voting rights art.85 bis.pdf 2019-07-03 09:31:00 Communication of the overall amount of voting rights
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Herambiente acquires the company Recycla

2021-06-30 The Hera Group has consolidated its leadership in industrial waste treatment and extended its scope of operations in northern Italy thanks to the acquisition of this Friuli-based company. Including the two further transactions to be completed within the summer, the final consolidated contribution to Hera's Ebitda is estimated at approximately 20 million euro. Hera The Hera Group, through its subsidiary Herambiente, Italy’s leading operator in waste treatment and recovery, has acquired 70% of Recycla, a Friuli-based company that manages three platforms for solid and liquid industrial waste, whose central offices are in Maniago (PN). This transaction will confirm Herambiente’s position as a key operator in the sector and allow it to offer its across-the-board waste treatment solutions to new customers. Through its company Hasi (Herambiente Servizi Industriali), Italy’s largest industrial waste management company, Herambiente has thus consolidated and expanded its facilities serving businesses, with 15 multifunctional sites dedicated to the treatment of waste produced by companies and 1.2 million tonnes of industrial waste treated each year. Important synergies are expected with its industrial centres in Pisa Province and at Ravenna, which have already been operational for some time. More specifically, the Maniago platform for solid and liquid industrial waste handles over 40,000 tonnes per year of waste produced by companies. In line with the principles of the circular economy, this waste is pre-treated to optimise its characteristics and is mainly destined for energy recovery or chemical-physical treatment. Therefore, only 3% of the waste entering the platform is disposed of in landfills. This transaction, which follows the acquisitions completed in recent years (from Waste Recycling, Teseco and Pistoia Ambiente in Tuscany and Geo Nova and Aliplast in Treviso), is a new step in Herambiente’s continuous growth in the industrial waste treatment sector. This development will be further strengthened by two agreements already signed with companies operating in the Marche and Veneto regions in the same industrial sector, which will be finalised within the summer. When fully operational, thanks to these three transactions, an additional 350,000 tonnes of industrial waste produced by 3,300 new customers will be treated each year, and the contribution to the Hera Group’s Ebitda will come to approximately 20 million euro when the transactions are finalised. The strategic priority of Herambiente, which can count on a total of roughly 90 certified, state-of-the-art plants that combine efficiency, cost competitiveness and sustainability, is to offer companies waste treatment solutions in line with the circular economy. The new acquisitions, therefore, respect this strategic orientation and will guarantee positive returns in the areas served and economic benefits for customers. Lastly, all these transactions share a rationale that is part of Herambiente Servizi Industriali’s DNA: remaining close to its customers. Integrating these new platforms with the current set of plants will increase the wide availability of solutions in areas served for years by Herambiente, improving the efficiency and quality of services for local businesses. “With this acquisition, we continue to pursue our significant strategic development in the industrial waste sector, guaranteeing service continuity and competitiveness for companies,” comments Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano, Executive Chairman of the Hera Group. “In the upcoming months, we will close transactions with two further important companies operating in this sector. Taken as a whole, these three transactions will involve a total investment of 122 million euro and will add 200 qualified resources to our Group”. Press release Recycla.pdf 2019-07-03 12:55:00 Press release Hera
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Hera at the top of the 2021 Integrated Governance Index

2021-06-16 The Hera Group leads the overall ranking in this index, which measures the extent to which sustainability is integrated within corporate strategies. Hera is also at the top of the finance category, for the fourth consecutive year, and second in the special ESG Identity survey IGI 2021 Hera ranks first among Italian companies for its full and conscious integration of sustainability policies within its business strategies. This has been confirmed by the 2021 Integrated Governance Index, presented today at the ESG Business Conference, an authoritative model for analysing ESG factors, i.e. the social, environmental and governance aspects of business activities. In addition to leading the overall ranking, Hera also stands out in two other dedicated rankings. For the fourth year in a row, the Group is at the top of the sustainable finance category, which analyses the links between a company and responsible investors. It also ranked second in the special 2021 ESG Identity survey, which focuses on a company’s ability to enhance its sustainable identity, through means including stakeholder involvement, first and foremost customers and suppliers. “This recognition”, remarks Hera Group Executive Chairman Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano, “certifies once again the validity of the direction pursued since our establishment. Sustainability is in fact fully integrated within our activities, across the board, and represents a strategic asset in all respects. As is stated in our Articles of Association, Hera’s growth is accompanied by the generation of shared value for the communities and local areas served, which in turn are priority elements for defining financial and investment policies.” Sustainability at the heart of the Group’s strategies For the Hera Group, uninterrupted growth in operating results goes hand in hand with increasing attention to sustainability. In 2016, Hera introduced shared value reporting, referring to those business activities which, in addition to generating margins, respond to the drivers for sustainable growth defined by the UN 2030 Agenda and, more generally, various national and international policies. In 2020, shared value Ebitda rose to 420.0 million euro (+7.2%), equivalent to 37.4% of total Ebitda. This is in line with the path set out by the Business Plan, which projects this value at 50% of total Ebitda by 2024. Hera gave further evidence of the central role played by creating shared value when it introduced the concept of Purpose in its Articles of Association, among the first companies in Italy to do so. Last April, the Shareholders Meeting approved a paragraph explaining the Group’s corporate purpose, i.e. the objectives it aims to achieve in carrying out its business activities, thus reaffirming its commitment to sustainability. The Articles thus updated – in line with Borsa Italiana’s new Corporate Governance Code and best practices at European level – allow the Group to further strengthen its commitment to the energy transition and the circular economy. Lastly, as regards sustainable finance, in line with the growing interest shown by investors towards ESG factors, Hera has proven able to act swiftly, adopting innovative models that have led it to play a pioneering role in the sector. It was in fact the first company in Italy to launch a green bond, in 2014, followed by a second issue in 2019. Three years ago, the first sustainable revolving credit line was launched, introducing bonuses linked to achieving specific environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals. These include, for example, additionally reducing the carbon footprint in energy production, reaching new energy efficiency targets and improving sorted waste collection. The Integrated Governance Index The Integrated Governance Index is the only model for quantitatively analysing degree to which ESG factors are integrated into corporate strategies. Developed by ETicaNews, with the academic and legal support of specialised associations and advisors, it is now in its sixth edition. This index is increasingly used as an indicator of a company’s ESG identity. This year, IGI invited Italy’s top 100 listed companies, companies that publish a non-financial statement, and the top 50 non-listed companies to participate, thus reaching the highest number to date of companies analysed. The index now covers 60% of the companies listed on the FTSE Mib and 50% of Italy’s top 100 listed companies. Press release IGI 2021.pdf 2019-07-03 10:41:00 Press release IGI 2021
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2021-06-04 (drafted pursuant to article 85-bis, paragraph 4-bis, of Consob Regulation 11971 / 14 May 1999) Communication of the overall amount of voting rights Bologna, 4 June 2021 - The following table contains the data concerning the shares outstanding and the number of voting rights representing the share capital at 31 May 2021. Updated situation Previous situation Number of shares constituting the Share capital Number of voting rights Number of shares constituting the Share capital Number of voting rights Total of which: 1,489,538,745 2,243,043,785 1,489,538,745 2,243,088,785 Ordinary shares (regular dividend rights: 01.01.2020) - cod. ISIN IT0001250932 Current coupon: n. 19 736,033,705 736,033,705 735,988,705 735,988,705 Ordinary shares with increased voting rights (regular dividend rights: 01.01.2020) - cod. ISIN IT0005159972 Current coupon: n. 19 753,505,040 1,507,010,080 753,550,040 1,507,100,080 Press release Communication overall amount of voting rights art.85bis.pdf 2019-07-03 09:38:00 Comunicazione dell'ammontare complessivo dei diritti di voto

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