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Single Safety Certificate This certificate confirms acceptance of the railway undertaking's safety management system (SMS), including the provisions adopted by the railway undertaking to meet specific requirements necessary for safe operation on the relevant network(s), in conformity with Directive (EU) 2016/798 and applicable national legislation. 1. Cerfiticate Information 1.1 European Identification Number EU1020200017 1.2 Type of the certificate Update of safety 1.3 EIN of the previous Certificat siguranta certificate(s) certificate (in case of partea B: renewal or update only) RO1220190127, RO1120180022 1.4 Validity period From 09/04/2020 To 08/04/2025 2. Railway undertaking 2.1 Legal denomination GRUP FEROVIAR ROMAN SA 2.2 Registration number J40/8958/2001 2.3 VAT number 14256514 3. Safety Certification Body 3.1 Organisation European Union Agency for Railways 3.2 Member State N/A 4.Content of the certificate 4.1 Type of operation Greece Freight transport, Including dangerous goods services Romania Freight transport, Including dangerous goods services 4.2 Area of operation Greece Piraeus (Old Station SPAP)-AIR-Athens-Oinoi- Leianokladi-Plaiofarsalos-Larisa-Platy-Thessaloniki- Eidomeni, Oinoi-Chalkida , Palaiofarsalos-Kalampaka, Larisa - Volos , (Thessaloniki) - Palty- Eddessa- Amyntaio, Amyntaio - Florina, Amyntaio-K.P. 32+500 AmKZ, Thessaloniki- Strymonas-Alexandroupolis-Pythio-Dikaia-Ormenio- KP32+900 Borders, Strymonas-Promahonas, Airport (El. Venizelos)-Metamorfosi-SKA-Liosia-Korinthos- Kiato, Neo Ikonio-KP 25+286, Athens-Liosia, Athens- Metamorfosi Romania Intreaga retea feroviara din România / the whole railway network from Romania 4.3 Operations to border stations Greece Romania Hungary Lokoshaza Kotegyan Biharkeresztes Nirabrany Agerdomajor Bulgaria Ruse Kardam Vidin Tovarna 4.4 Restrictions and conditions of use Greece Romania 4.5 Applicable national legislation Greece Law 4632/2019, Government Gazette no 159 of 14 October 2019 Romania Legal framework applicable for the Romanian railway sector 4.6 Additional information Greece Romania 5. Issuing date and signature Date: 06/04/2020 On behalf of the safety certification body, Josef DOPPELBAUER Executive Director This document has been electronically signed and does not require handwritten signature and the stamp. For electronic version of the document please refer to https://eradis.era.europa.eu/safety_docs/scert/default.aspx.

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