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27 November 2019 Frankfurt / Main Programme Overview and Floor Plans DEUTSCHE BÖRSE CASH MARKET Deutsches Eigenkapitalforum 25 – 27 November 2019 Frankfurt / Main Programme overview and floor plans Platinum Partners Gold Partners Silver Partners A Stifel Company Media Partners Further supporters BankM, Better Orange, CMS Hasche Sigle, GBC, Heuking Kühn Lüer Wojtek, Kirchhoff Consult, Mediaplanet, Pinsent Masons, viaprinto Monday, 25 November 2019 09:00 Morning coffee Networking and opportunity to visit the exhibition Plenary session I – Main stage 09:30 Welcome address and opening remarks * Hauke Stars, Executive Board, Dr Ingrid Hengster, Executive Board, Deutsche Börse AG KfW Bankengruppe 10:00 Keynote speech: “The cold trade war and the consequences” * The trade war between the USA and China could develop into an ongoing conflict for the coming decade Speaker: Dr Jörg Krämer characterized similar to the Cold War which followed forty years after the Second World War. We are con- Chief Economist fronted with de-globalisation of the world economy. Dr. Jörg Krämer will elaborate how companies in this Commerzbank AG environment are affected and what implications this could have for central banks and financial markets. Analysts’ conferences I Room London Madrid Milan Oslo Paris Zurich Sector Financial services Technology Telecommunications Biotech / Medtech Industrial goods & services Chemicals 10:30 JDC Group AG EQS Group AG 11880 Solutions AG* Merck KGaA GESCO AG K+S AG 11:00 creditshelf AG FACC AG NFON AG MorphoSys AG* Daldrup & Söhne AG* Wacker Chemie AG 11:30 DFV Deutsche Familien- PNE AG* Mynaric AG Evotec AG SMT Scharf AG* BRAIN AG versicherung AG* 12:00 Lunch Time for networking and opportunity to visit the exhibition Plenary session II – Main stage 13:00 Panel discussion: “Roadshows, 1-on-1s, business case: How to attract investors in current financial markets” * How does the investor relations team of a listed company communicate best with investors to attract them. The panel will discuss about the interaction between investors and the IR team and indicate practical proposals. Chair: Speakers: Patrick Kalbhenn, Christoph Nanke, Manuel Taverne, DEUTSCHE BÖRSE Spokesman, Head of IR, Director Investor Relations, CASH MARKET Deutsche Börse AG Fraport AG FACC AG Analysts’ conferences II Deutsches Eigenkapitalforum Room London Madrid Milan Oslo Paris Zurich 25 – 27 November 2019 Sector Financial services Technology Telecommunications Biotech / Medtech Industrial goods & services Utilities 13:30 DEWB AG* S&T AG Philion SE* PAION AG WashTec AG Nabaltec AG Frankfurt / Main [Chemicals] 14:00 MyBucks S.A. dynaCERT Inc. ADVA ABIVAX SA IBU-tec advanced mate- ENCAVIS AG Optical Networking rials AG* Programme overview and floor plans 14:30 Ferratum Oyj Pantafl ix AG QSC AG Heidelberg Pharma AG Masterfl ex SE* SFC Energy AG [Software / IT] 15:00 Lloyd Fonds AG* CLIQ Digital AG GFT Technologies SE Vivoryon Surteco Group SE Energiekontor AG* [Software / IT] Therapeutics AG Platinum Partners 15:30 Coffee break Time for networking and opportunity to visit the exhibition Analysts’ conferences III Gold Partners Room London Madrid Milan Oslo Paris Zurich Sector Financial services Technology Telecommmunications, Biotech / Medtech Bonds Automobiles & parts Software / IT 16:00 MPC Capital AG Fabasoft AG Allgeier SE Transgene SA ETERNA Mode GmbH* GRAMMER AG 16:30 Deutsche Börse AG 3U Holding AG* cyan AG Verona Pharma plc Neue ZWL Zahnradwerk STS GROUP AG Silver Partners Leipzig GmbH* 17:00 TAKKT AG SÜSS MicroTec SE init innovation in traffi c Biofrontera AG VST BUILDING TECH- Progress-Werk A Stifel Company [Retail] systems SE NOLOGIES AG* Oberkirch AG* 17:30 Berentzen-Gruppe AG Tinexta SpA voxeljet AG Expedeon AG Photon Energy NV Voltabox AG Media Partners [Retail] [Industrial goods] 18:00 Ströer SE & Co. KG ATOSS Software AG HanseYachts AG UniDevice AG PIERER Mobility AG Deutsches Eigenkapitalforum [Retail, 25 – 2 7b2b] November 2019 [Industrial goods] (ex KTM Industries AG) Further supporters Frankfurt / Main BankM, Better Orange, CMS Hasche Sigle, GBC, Heuking Kühn Lüer Wojtek, Kirchhoff Consult, Mediaplanet, Pinsent Masons, viaprinto 18:30 Closing snacks and drinks at the sponsors’ stands – Forum Floorplans Monday, 25 November 2019 * Presentation in German language 09:00 Morning coffee Networking and opportunity to visit the exhibition Floor plans Sheraton Frankfurt Airport Hotel & Conference Center, Level E1 1-on-1 floors 3rd floor, 4th floor, 5th floor, Plenary session I – Main stage 3001- 3080 4001- 4080 5001- 5067 09:30 Welcome address and opening remarks * Hauke Stars, Executive Board, Dr Ingrid Hengster, Executive Board, > Rooms 3041-3080 > Rooms 4041-4080 > Rooms 5041-5067 Deutsche Börse AG KfW Bankengruppe Exhibitors (1-15): 3041 3042 3043 3044 3046 3048 4041 4042 4043 4044 4046 5041 5042 5043 5044 5046 11 MSW 19 OTC Markets1 3050 3052 3054 … … … 12 NIBC Bank 10 RSM 10:00 Keynote speech: “The cold trade war and the consequences” * 13 ICF BANK 11 BDO 3049 3051 3053 … 4045 … 5045 … The trade war between the USA and China could develop into an ongoing conflict for the coming decade Speaker: Dr Jörg Krämer 14 Edison 12 Ebner Stolz 15 Quirin Privatbank 13 firesys … 3006 … 4006 … 5006 characterized similar to the Cold War which followed forty years after the Second World War. We are con- Chief Economist 16 Capital Market Partner 14 EY fronted with de-globalisation of the world economy. Dr. Jörg Krämer will elaborate how companies in this Commerzbank AG 17 wallstreet:online 15 Eterna environment are affected and what implications this could have for central banks and financial markets. 18 Mainfirst … 3005 3004 3003 3002 3001 … 4005 4004 4003 4002 4001 … 5005 5004 5003 5002 5001 < Rooms 3001-3034 < Rooms 4001-4040 < Rooms 5001-5040 Analysts’ conferences I Lunch buffet Room London Madrid Milan Oslo Paris Zurich & coffee bar > Access to rooms 2020-2031 (Level E2) Sector Financial services Technology Telecommunications Biotech / Medtech Industrial goods & services Chemicals Document centre 13 14 1 2 Oslo 1030 1032 Paris 1038 Deutsche 15 3 Börse 10:30 JDC Group AG EQS Group AG 11880 Solutions AG* Merck KGaA GESCO AG K+S AG 12 KfW Forum Presentations 11 Elevators Zurich Capital help desk 1031 1033 1036 1037 Main level E1 Plenum > Access to 5 4 Check-in entrance Madrid 11:00 creditshelf AG FACC AG NFON AG MorphoSys AG* Daldrup & Söhne AG* Wacker Chemie AG 10 floors 3-5 1039 1041 6 Main stage 9 1-on-1 Internet 8 Smoking Press Lounge by Management Lounge 11:30 DFV Deutsche Familien- PNE AG* Mynaric AG Evotec AG SMT Scharf AG* BRAIN AG 7 area 1040 1042 MC Services London Milan versicherung AG* Venture stage 12:00 Lunch Time for networking and opportunity to visit the exhibition Commerzbank Lounge Access ramp Taxi Exit ramp As of 11 November 2019 Plenary session II – Main stage 1-on-1s only 13:00 Panel discussion: “Roadshows, 1-on-1s, business case: How to attract investors in current financial markets” * How does the investor relations team of a listed company communicate best with investors to attract them. The panel will discuss about The following companies are available for 1-on-1s only: the interaction between investors and the IR team and indicate practical proposals. ad pepper media International N.V., Adler Modemärkte AG, AlzChem Group AG, Amadeus FiRe AG, auxmoney GmbH (non-listed), c-LEcta GmbH (non-listed), comdirekt bank AG, Corestate Capital, Delignit AG, Delticom AG, Deutsche Lufthansa AG, EDAG Engineering Group AG, Francotyp-Postalia Holding AG, freenet AG, Fyber N.V., GRENKE AG, Helium One Ltd (non-listed), Hypoport AG, LANXESS AG, MAX Automation SE, NEODECORTECH S.P.A., Northern Bitcoin AG, Chair: Speakers: POLYTEC Holding AG, R. STAHL AG, Saturn Oil & Gas Inc., SNP SE, Solutions 30 SE, windeln.de SE, Wüstenrot & Württembergische AG, zooplus AG Patrick Kalbhenn, Christoph Nanke, Manuel Taverne, Spokesman, Head of IR, Director Investor Relations, Deutsche Börse AG Fraport AG FACC AG Analysts’ conferences II Room London Madrid Milan Oslo Paris Zurich Sector Financial services Technology Telecommunications Biotech / Medtech Industrial goods & services Utilities 13:30 DEWB AG* S&T AG Philion SE* PAION AG WashTec AG Nabaltec AG [Chemicals] 14:00 MyBucks S.A. dynaCERT Inc. ADVA ABIVAX SA IBU-tec advanced mate- ENCAVIS AG Optical Networking rials AG* 14:30 Ferratum Oyj Pantafl ix AG QSC AG Heidelberg Pharma AG Masterfl ex SE* SFC Energy AG [Software / IT] 15:00 Lloyd Fonds AG* CLIQ Digital AG GFT Technologies SE Vivoryon Surteco Group SE Energiekontor AG* [Software / IT] Therapeutics AG 15:30 Coffee break Time for networking and opportunity to visit the exhibition Analysts’ conferences III Room London Madrid Milan Oslo Paris Zurich Sector Financial services Technology Telecommmunications, Biotech / Medtech Bonds Automobiles & parts Software / IT 16:00 MPC Capital AG Fabasoft AG Allgeier SE Transgene SA ETERNA Mode GmbH* GRAMMER AG 16:30 Deutsche Börse AG 3U Holding AG* cyan AG Verona Pharma plc Neue ZWL Zahnradwerk STS GROUP AG Leipzig GmbH* 17:00 TAKKT AG SÜSS MicroTec SE init innovation in traffi c Biofrontera AG VST BUILDING TECH- Progress-Werk [Retail] systems SE NOLOGIES AG* Oberkirch AG* 17:30 Berentzen-Gruppe AG Tinexta SpA voxeljet AG Expedeon AG Photon Energy NV Voltabox AG [Retail] [Industrial goods] 18:00 Ströer SE & Co. KG ATOSS Software AG HanseYachts AG UniDevice AG PIERER Mobility AG Deutsches Eigenkapitalforum [Retail, 25 – 2 7b2b] November 2019 [Industrial goods] (ex KTM Industries AG) Frankfurt / Main 18:30 Closing snacks and drinks at the sponsors’ stands – Forum Floorplans * Presentation
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