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WOOD's Winter in Prague emerging europe conference WOOD’s Winter in Prague Tuesday 5 December to Friday 8 December 2017 Please join us for our flagship event - now in its6th year - spanning 4 jam-packed days. We expect to host over 180 companies representing more than 15 countries. NEW: attending company (not covered) snapshotsattached! Click here ! For more information please contact your WOOD sales representative: Tuesday: Energy, Industrials and Materials Registration closes Warsaw +48 222 22 1530 Wednesday: TMT and Utilities on 10 November! Prague +420 222 096 453 Thursday: Consumer, Healthcare and Real Estate London +44 20 3530 7685 Friday: Diversified and Financials [email protected] Invited Companies by country Bolded confirmed Austria MOL Group PGNiG Sistema Ukraine AT & S OTP Bank PKN Orlen Tinkoff Bank Astarta Atrium Waberer’s International PKO BP TMK Industrial Milk Erste Group Bank Wizz Air PKP Cargo TransContainer Company Immofinanz PZU VTB Ferrexpo PORR Iraq Tauron X5 Kernel Raiffeisen International Genel Energy Warsaw Stock MHP Strabag Exchange Serbia Telekom Austria Kazakhstan Wirtualna Polska Belgrade Stock United Kingdom Uniqa Insurance Group Nostrum Oil & Gas Work Service Exchange Kaz Minerals Vienna Insurance Steppe Cement NIS Stock Spirits Group Romania Croatia Lithuania Banca Transilvania Slovenia Podravka Siauliu Bankas Bucharest Stock Gorenje Exchange Krka Conpet Czech Republic Poland Petrol SPEAKERS DIGI CEZ Agora Sava Re Ms. Charlotte Ruhe Electrica MD for Central Europe CME Alior Bank Zavarovalnica Triglav Fondul Proprietatea & the Baltics, EBRD CSOB AmRest Medlife Mr. Leszek Balcerowicz Kofola Asseco Poland Sweden Professor, Warsaw Nuclearelectrica Medicover Komercni Banka Bank Millennium School of Economics OMV Petrom Moneta Money Bank Bank Pekao Vostok Emerging and Chairman of FOR Sphera Finance O2 Czech Republic Budimex Mr. Mojmir Hampl Romgaz Unipetrol BZ WBK Vice Governor, Czech Transelectrica Turkey National Bank CCC Transgaz Akbank Georgia CD Projekt Mr. Elias Athanasiou Aselsan CEO, Enterprise Greece BGEO Group Ciech Russia Aygaz Mr. Francesco Daglio Georgia Healthcare Citi Handlowy Executive Director, Group Aeroflot Bizim Toptan Cyfrowy Polsat Country Manager Bank Saint Petersburg Brisa TBC Bank Dino Southern & Eastern Best Price LLC Cimsa Echo Investment Europe, MSCI DIXY Coca-Cola Icecek Greece Energa Etalon Group DP Eurasia N.V ADMIE Holding Eurocash Gazprom Neft Garanti Aegean Airlines GetBack Global Ports Halkbank Alpha Bank Getin Noble Bank Globaltrans Koc Holding Athex Group Globe Trade Centre HMS Group Lokman Hekim Eurobank Grupa Azoty Lenta Mavi Jeans Hellenic Bank Grupa Kety LSR Group Migros Ticaret Hellenic Petroleum Grupa Lotos LUKOIL Otokar Motor Oil Hellas ING Bank Luxoft Sabanci Holding Mytilineos Intercars MMK Sisecam National Bank of Jeronimo Martins Greece Moscow Exchange Tat Gida KGHM OPAP MTS TAV Kruk OTE M.Video Torunlar REIC LPP Piraeus Bank Group NLMK TSKB Mabion Sarantis Norilsk Nickel Turcas Petrol mBank Titan Cement OKEY Group Turk Telekom Medicalgorithmics Polymetal International Turkcell Netia Hungary Rosneft Ulker Orange Polska ANY Rostelecom Vakifbank Pfleiderer Group Budapest Stock Rusal Yapi Kredi Bankasi PGE Exchange Severstal 9-Nov-2017 Invited Companies by sector Bolded confirmed Consumer Motor Oil Hellas TSKB TMK WOOD & CO. ANALYSTS Aegean Airlines NIS Uniqa Insurance Group Consumer Analysts Aeroflot Nostrum Oil & Gas Vakifbank Real Estate Financial Sector Analysts Agora OMV Petrom Vienna Insurance Atrium Greek Research Analyst AmRest Petrol Vostok Emerging Finance Budimex Industrial / Airlines Astarta PGNiG VTB Echo Investment Research Analyst Best Price LLC PKN Orlen Warsaw Stock Exchange Etalon Group Macroeconomic Research Analyst Bizim Toptan Romgaz Yapi Kredi Bankasi Globe Trade Centre Metals/Mining Analyst CCC Rosneft Zavarovalnica Triglav Immofinanz Milan Branch of WOOD Coca-Cola Icecek Turcas Petrol LSR Group & Co. Dino Unipetrol Healthcare PORR European Fixed Income DIXY Georgia Healthcare Torunlar REIC Oil & Gas Analyst Group DP Eurasia N.V Financials Warimpex Real Estate Analyst Krka Eurocash Akbank Romania Research Industrial Milk Company Alior Bank Lokman Hekim TMT Analyst Intercars Alpha Bank Mabion Agora Russia Research Analyst Jeronimo Martins Athex Group Medicalgorithmics Asseco Poland TMT Analyst Kernel Banca Transilvania Medicover AT&S Turkish and Regional Financials Analyst Kofola Bank Millennium Medlife CD Projekt Turkish Research Analyst Lenta Bank Pekao CME Utilities/ LPP Bank Saint Petersburg Industrials Cyfrowy Polsat Pharmaceuticals/Telecom Aselsan Mavi Jeans Belgrade Stock Exchange DIGI Analyst MHP BGEO Group Brisa Luxoft Migros Ticaret Bucharest Stock Cimsa MTS M.Video Exchange Globaltrans Netia OKEY Group Budapest Stock Exchange Gorenje O2 Czech Republic OPAP BZ WBK Grupa Azoty Orange Polska Podravka Citi Handlowy Grupa Kety OTE Sarantis CSOB HMS Group Rostelecom Sphera Erste Group Bank Koc Holding Telekom Austria Stock Spirits Group Eurobank Mytilineos Turk Telekom Tat Gida Garanti Otokar Turkcell Ulker GetBack Pfleiderer Group Wirtualna Polska Waberer’s Getin Noble Bank Polymetal International Wizz Air Halkbank Sisecam Utilities X5 Hellenic Bank Steppe Cement CEZ ING Bank Strabag Conpet Diversified Komercni Banka TAV Electrica Fondul Proprietatea Kruk TransContainer Energa Sabanci Holding mBank Global Ports Sistema Moneta Money Bank Materials Nuclearelectrica Work Service Moscow Exchange ANY PGE National Bank of Greece Ciech PKP Cargo Energy OTP Bank Ferrexpo Tauron ADMIE Holding Piraeus Bank Group Kaz Minerals Transelectrica Aygaz PKO BP MMK Transgaz Gazprom Neft PZU KGHM Genel Energy Raiffeisen International Norilsk Nickel Grupa Lotos Sava Re NLMK Hellenic Petroleum Siauliu Bankas Rusal LUKOIL TBC Bank Severstal MOL Group Tinkoff Bank Titan Cement 9-Nov-2017 Confirmed Companies by day Tuesday 05.12.2017 Sisecam PGE Dixy Ulker OTP Bank ADMIE Holding Sistema PGNiG Duna House Vienna Insurance Group PKO BP ANY Sphera Franchise Group PKP Cargo ECHO WOOD's Analysts PZU Aeroflot TAV PZU Erste Group Warimpex Piraeus Bank Warsaw Stock Exchange Aselsan A.S. TBC Bank Pfleiderer Group Etalon Group Podravka X5 Baltic Capital Titan Cement Raiffeisen International Eurobank Sarantis Group Yapi Kredi Budapest Stock Exchange TransContainer Rosneft Eurocash Sava Re CEZ Transelectrica Rostelecom Garanti Severstal SPEAKER Ciech Turcas Petrol Rusal Gazprom Neft Siauliu Bankas Ms. Charlotte Ruhe Sphera Franchise Group Cimsa Cimento Unipetrol Sabanci Holding Georgia Healthcare Group MD for Central Europe & the Steppe Cement Coca-Cola Icecek WOOD's Analysts Sistema Globe Trade Centre (GTC) Baltics, EBRD TSKB Conpet Waberer´s International Sphera Franchise Group Gorenje Cyfrowy Polsat Wirtualna Polska Holding TBC Bank Tinkoff Bank Immofinanz Friday 08.12.2017 Dixy Work Service TMK Torunlar REIC KOFOLA Akbank Electrica Tauron Transgaz Kernel Alior Bank Turcas Petrol Energa SPEAKER Telekom Austria Alpha Bank Koc Holding Ulker Ferrexpo Mr. Mojmir Hampl Tofas Athens Stock Exchange Komercni Banka VALAMAR RIVIERA d.d. Gazprom Neft Vice Governor, Czech Transelectrica Aygaz Krka VTB Bank Genel Energy National Bank Turcas Petrol BEST PRICE LLC Kruk Vakifbank Global Ports Turk Telekom BGEO Group LPP Vostok Emerging Finance Globaltrans Wednesday 06.12.2017 Turkcell BZ WBK Lenta WOOD's Analysts Grupa Azoty ADMIE Holding WOOD's Analysts Bank Handlowy Lokman Hekim Warsaw Stock Exchange Grupa Lotos AT & S Waberer´s International Bank Millennium Lukoil Wizz Air HMS Group Aeroflot Wirtualna Polska Holding Bank Pekao M.video X5 Hellenic Petroleum Agora Work Service Bank Saint Petersburg MHP Yapi Kredi IMC Aselsan A.S. Zavarovalnica Triglav Belgrade Stock Exchange Medicalgorithmics S.A. Bizim Toptan Intercars Asseco Poland Medicover SPEAKERS CCC Jeronimo Martins Baltic Capital SPEAKER Medlife Mr. Elias Athanasiou CME KGHM Budapest Stock Exchange Mr. Leszek Balcerowicz Mytilineos CEO, Enterprise Greece CD Projekt Professor, Warsaw CSOB Kaz Minerals National Bank of Greece Conpet Kety CEZ School of Economics and Norilsk Nickel Mr. Francesco Daglio DINO Ciech Chairman of FOR Luxoft OKEY Group Executive Director, DP Eurasia N.V. Conpet MMK OPAP Country Manager Duna House Cyfrowy Polsat Thursday 07.12.2017 MOL OTP Bank Southern & Eastern Eurobank DIGI Communications Aegean Airlines Europe, MSCI MTS PORR Amrest Eurocash Migros Ticaret Dixy PZU Fondul Proprietatea Erste Group Astarta Motor Oil Hellas Petrol Athens Stock Exchange Garanti NIS Gazprom Neft Podravka Gazprom Neft Atrium NLMK Globe Trade Centre (GTC) Sarantis Group Getback S. A. Aygaz Norilsk Nickel Grupa Lotos Severstal Getin Noble Bank BEST PRICE LLC Nostrum Oil and Gas Intercars Siauliu Bankas Halkbank BZ WBK Nuclearelectrica KGHM Sistema Hellenic Bank Baltic Capital O2 Czech Republic Kety Sphera Franchise Group ING BSK Banca Transilvania OMV Petrom Lokman Hekim Steppe Cement Koc Holding Bank Millennium Orange Polska Lukoil Stock Spirits Group Komercni Banka Bank Pekao Otokar Luxoft TAT Gida Kruk Bizim Toptan PGNiG MMK TMK LSR Brisa PKN Orlen MOL Tauron Lenta Bucharest Stock Exchange PKP Cargo MTS Tofas MHP Budapest Stock Exchange Pfleiderer Group NLMK Torunlar REIC Mavi Jeans Budimex Polymetal International Netia mBank Transgaz CCC Romgaz Norilsk Nickel Moneta Money Bank Turcas Petrol Conpet Rosneft O2 Czech Republic Moscow Exchange Turkcell Rusal OTE DINO National Bank of Greece UNIQA Insurance Group STRABAG Orange Polska DP Eurasia N.V. OPAP 9 Nov-2017.
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