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Deal Number Completed Date Deal Value Th EUR Acquiror Name Acquiror Completed Deal value country Deal Number date th EUR Acquiror name code 1601491534 5/16/2014 3,216,825,040 NEFTYANAYA KOMPANIYA ROSNEFT RU OAO 1907064506 4/21/2015 2,800,000,000 GLOBAL FASHION GROUP SA LU 1909032105 8/6/2014 2,617,861,810 T2 RTK KHOLDING OOO RU 1909042923 1/15/2014 2,150,191,700 YAMAL RAZVITIE OOO RU 1909041451 5/7/2014 1,465,100,950 CYFROWY POLSAT SA PL 1601395727 9/16/2014 1,255,966,610 STEEL DYNAMICS INC. US 1909153683 1,151,048,530 GOSUDARSTVENNAYA KORPORATSIYA RU PO SODEISTVIYU RAZRABOTKE, PROIZVODSTVU I EKSPORTU VYSOKOTEKHNOLOGICHNOI PROMYSHLENNOI PRODUKTSII ROSTEKH 1601444552 6/5/2015 808,187,120 FEDERALNAYA RU GIDROGENERIRUYUSHCHAYA KOMPANIYA - RUSGIDRO OAO 1909068668 4/1/2014 526,336,510 IQOR HOLDINGS INC. US 1909151542 9/30/2014 512,170,330 CCC SHOES & BAGS SP ZOO PL 1909159185 10/22/2014 387,492,780 MB CAPITAL EUROPE LTD CY 1909212893 3/17/2015 354,161,570 BALTIC BEVERAGES INVEST AB SE 1909284908 10/29/2015 345,404,590 ENEA SA PL 1909297752 10/15/2015 345,197,470 KOFOLA CESKOSLOVENSKO AS CZ 1909041626 12/11/2014 327,859,300 ABBOTT LABORATORIES INC. US 1601420197 9/16/2014 303,750,690 AK STEEL HOLDING CORPORATION US 1909223578 11/2/2015 240,000,000 ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY US 1909088034 9/28/2015 223,000,000 MOBILTEL EAD BG 1909107958 6/4/2014 201,161,850 KI CHEMISTRY SRL LU 1909131810 1/12/2015 194,123,060 FEDERALNAYA RU GIDROGENERIRUYUSHCHAYA KOMPANIYA - RUSGIDRO OAO 1601434271 191,657,850 AFI DEVELOPMENT PLC CY 1909080767 8/1/2014 189,547,880 KONINKLIJKE AHOLD NV NL 1909233863 183,276,000 AUGMENT INVESTMENTS LTD CY 1909122308 6/30/2014 183,043,000 PASALBA LTD CY 1909215838 174,272,240 LONE STAR GLOBAL ACQUISITIONS BM LTD 1909046602 6/3/2015 169,114,850 APTECHNAYA SET 36.6 PAO RU 1909242144 168,877,630 DEPARTAMENT GORODSKOGO RU IMUSHCHESTVA GORODA MOSKVY 1909161136 11/21/2014 159,455,990 MEGACHIPS CORPORATION JP 1909147338 7/31/2014 155,800,000 FRITZ EGGER GMBH & CO. OG AT 1909162972 10/31/2014 148,000,000 NE PROPERTY COOPERATIEF UA NL 1909213838 8/7/2015 137,050,210 BAFIA SP ZOO PL 1601413626 4/30/2014 133,489,360 VTB KAPITAL UPRAVLENIE AKTIVAMI RU ZAO 1909077727 2/28/2014 131,000,000 NIZHEGORODSKII KHIMIKO- RU FARMATSEVTICHESKII ZAVOD OAO 1909274187 8/17/2015 130,000,000 INGKA HOLDING EUROPE BV NL 1909327251 12/28/2015 126,495,950 NORILSK NICKEL (CYPRUS) LTD CY 1909224693 3/26/2015 120,000,080 LUKOIL EUROPE HOLDINGS BV NL 1601402805 120,000,000 MONDI PLC GB 1601474319 5/20/2014 117,838,450 FOSAGRO OAO RU 1909224697 1/6/2014 117,593,240 LUKOIL EUROPE HOLDINGS BV NL 1909006527 117,495,350 OMK-KHOLDING ZAO RU 1909227963 8/19/2015 109,597,750 TFK-FINANS OAO RU 1909270334 12/31/2015 109,304,680 KIWI ACQUISITION CORPORATION US 1909145782 12/1/2014 104,000,000 DYCKERHOFF AG DE 1909239813 8/13/2015 101,016,710 PPF A4 BV NL 1909119873 6/16/2014 96,770,230 MODELIYZ BULGARIA EOOD BG 1601486583 9/3/2014 89,467,000 AGROKOR DD HR 1601376642 87,726,320 XANDORA HOLDINGS LTD CY 1909278721 8/26/2015 86,000,000 NEPI BUCHAREST TWO SRL RO 1909113555 9/30/2014 80,120,360 MOSCOW NPZ HOLDINGS BV NL 1909026789 75,305,860 OTKRYTOE AKTSIONERNOE RU OBSHCHESTVO MEZHDUGORODNOI I MEZHDUNARODNOI ELEKTRICHESKOI SVYAZI ROSTELEKOM 1909102857 6/25/2014 70,351,000 LIETUVOS ENERGIJA UAB LT 1909273104 4/30/2015 70,085,750 TRADE ZIOLOPEX SP ZOO PL 1909147358 7/31/2014 67,400,000 HEINEKEN NV NL 1909184791 12/30/2014 66,092,050 CP RETAIL BV NL 1909055679 3/3/2014 59,895,670 SISTEMA TELEKOM AKTIVY OOO RU 1909026611 2/10/2014 59,131,530 GARDENKHILS OOO RU 1909142592 4/16/2015 57,329,000 FRAPORT AG FRANKFURT AIRPORT DE SERVICES WORLDWIDE 1909075737 2/14/2014 56,745,800 HENKEL AG & CO. KGAA DE 1601486439 55,705,500 MINERALNO-KHIMICHESKAYA RU KOMPANIYA EVROKHIM OAO 1601338578 54,900,570 OLAM INTERNATIONAL LTD SG 1909106156 6/19/2014 54,321,000 EPSO-G UAB LT 138052 52,309,930 DINOVA DOO HR 1909035834 50,202,770 FAMUR SA PL 1909241867 7/6/2015 47,559,930 GREMI MEDIA SA PL 1909171815 3/3/2015 44,722,000 PCH INTERNATIONAL LTD IE 1909097627 4/28/2014 43,351,090 CROCUS TECHNOLOGY US INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION 1909307408 11/11/2015 42,946,870 UNDISCLOSED AGRICULTURAL PL COMPANY IN POLAND 1909247236 9/18/2015 42,062,440 CP HOLDINGS LTD GB 1909259310 7/1/2015 42,000,000 GLOBALWORTH REAL ESTATE GB INVESTMENTS LTD 1601439191 4/8/2015 41,156,360 TRANSPROEKT-FINANS OOO RU 1601419719 40,185,850 VOSTOCHNAYA TECHNICA UK LTD GB 1909042359 39,639,630 ATOMNYI ENERGOPROMYSHLENNYI RU KOMPLEKS OAO 1909097598 12/29/2014 39,453,700 BUMECH SA PL 1909012581 38,788,250 KONSTRUKTORSKOE BYURO RU PRIBOROSTROENIYA IM AKADEMIKA AG SHIPUNOVA OAO 1909212129 11/2/2015 37,809,310 ZETKAMA SA PL 1909267547 10/21/2015 36,475,260 DECHRA PHARMACEUTICALS PLC GB 1909195196 4/14/2015 35,519,770 ADRIATIC MINORITYCO 001 DOO RS 1909269811 35,000,000 ORIGIN ENTERPRISES PLC IE 1909147344 6/30/2014 34,000,000 FRITZ EGGER GMBH & CO. OG AT 1601359667 5/22/2014 33,189,040 BELGRAD OOO RU 1601379604 33,011,510 PETROLINVEST SA PL 1907100288 5/14/2015 32,882,000 WISTRON CORPORATION TW 1909231308 6/30/2015 32,681,100 ADRIATIC MINORITYCO 002 DOO RS 1909161182 7/24/2015 32,293,810 PUBLICHNOE AKTSIONERNOE RU OBSHCHESTVO MEZHDUGORODNOI I MEZHDUNARODNOI ELEKTRICHESKOI SVYAZI ROSTELEKOM 1909091420 8/7/2014 31,950,000 REMHO BETEILIGUNGS GMBH AT 1909085863 8/4/2014 30,823,010 OVOMIR OOO RU 1909064685 1/16/2014 30,628,430 ZAFARA EOOD BG 1909114889 11/28/2014 27,997,200 GARDENKHILS OOO RU 1909263603 7/23/2015 27,216,540 SPARROW 8 SP ZOO PL 1909194797 7/3/2015 26,956,880 FORTEINVEST ZAO RU 1909154575 10/7/2014 26,500,000 GROUPE ADEO SA FR 1601136002 26,490,250 AKVAMARKET OOO RU 1909297216 11/25/2015 25,941,110 SINARSKII TRUBNYI ZAVOD PAO RU 1909190499 11/25/2015 24,191,000 ARRIVA DOLENJSKA IN PRIMORSKA SI DOO 1909072762 7/21/2014 23,208,720 AKOMEX SP ZOO PL 1601397056 23,193,200 KONTSERN RADIOELEKTRONNYE RU TEKHNOLOGII OAO 1909074151 4/15/2014 22,730,000 AGROWILL GROUP AB LT 1909223825 11/25/2015 22,591,000 PODRAVKA DD HR 1909219902 22,299,630 EMPERIA HOLDING SA PL 1601494591 1/23/2014 22,031,380 EUROPEAN CAPITAL INVESTMENT PA FUND INC. 1601427841 21,511,390 APATOR SA PL 1909237085 21,469,800 ORLEN PETROTANK SP ZOO PL 1909273259 7/31/2015 20,807,870 ULTRA CLEAN HOLDINGS INC. US 1909187615 3/30/2015 20,720,510 MOL MAGYAR OLAJ- ES GAZIPARI NYRT HU 1909104376 3/11/2015 20,483,010 GORNO-METALLURGICHESKAYA RU KOMPANIYA NORILSKII NIKEL OAO 1909056758 20,243,020 SIBUR KHOLDING OAO RU 187482 19,474,970 EWICO PL 1909054630 3/18/2014 18,853,910 OBYEDINENNAYA RU NEFTEKHIMICHESKAYA KOMPANIYA OAO 1909114043 8/21/2014 18,787,000 MATERALI AS CZ 1909084907 3/18/2014 18,294,870 RODNA ZEMYA HOLDING AD BG 1909207629 3/27/2015 18,178,350 UGMK-KHOLDING OOO RU 1909262546 7/22/2015 18,000,000 RUSSIAN HIGHWAY OPERATIONS BV NL 1909026906 1/14/2014 17,988,240 BARCOCAPITAL INVESTMENT LTD CY 1909279940 8/28/2015 17,637,810 ODLEWNIA ZELIWA SREM SA PL 1601454805 17,625,420 SUKHOLOZHSKTSEMENT OAO RU 1909287691 11/28/2014 17,246,760 FEDERALNOE AGENTSTVO PO RU UPRAVLENIYU GOSUDARSTVENNYM IMUSHCHESTVOM 1601394178 16,249,800 AIR LIQUID UKRAINE FR 1909136618 16,168,030 FOSAGRO OAO RU 1909135449 8/5/2014 16,167,970 NOBLE JADE BV NL 1909145588 1/16/2015 16,142,000 MAHLE HOLDING AUSTRIA GMBH AT 1909233509 7/10/2015 16,104,130 CEDROB SA PL 1909181931 11/30/2014 15,939,270 ETI GIDA SANAYI VE TICARET AS TR 1909059140 2/27/2014 15,886,980 SUNOKO DOO RS 1909181372 12/19/2014 14,891,480 RICHTER GEDEON VEGYESZETI GYAR HU NYRT 1909026636 14,537,970 OTKRYTOE AKTSIONERNOE RU OBSHCHESTVO MEZHDUGORODNOI I MEZHDUNARODNOI ELEKTRICHESKOI SVYAZI ROSTELEKOM 1909154542 1/26/2015 14,507,540 H+H POLSKA SP ZOO PL 1909026661 14,492,900 OTKRYTOE AKTSIONERNOE RU OBSHCHESTVO MEZHDUGORODNOI I MEZHDUNARODNOI ELEKTRICHESKOI SVYAZI ROSTELEKOM 1909236431 5/20/2015 14,434,200 INTEGER.PL INWESTYCJE SP ZOO PL 1601491548 3/17/2014 14,254,640 MORAVIA STEEL AS CZ 1601408790 4/30/2014 14,157,960 VTB KAPITAL UPRAVLENIE AKTIVAMI RU ZAO 1909090769 5/8/2014 14,139,480 SOCIETATEA DE INVESTITII RO FINANCIARE MUNTENIA SA 1909047566 12/31/2014 14,002,140 FEDERAL-MOGUL INVESTMENTS BV NL 1601461394 13,884,310 HIGHSTAT LTD CY 1909099270 7/28/2014 13,659,340 SOLLERS OAO RU 1909037125 13,518,150 FELDA GLOBAL VENTURES MY DOWNSTREAM SDN BHD 1909162904 1/13/2015 13,369,590 SILOVYE MASHINY - ZTL, LMZ, RU ELEKTROSILA, ENERGOMASHEKSPORT OAO 1909280023 10/2/2015 13,000,000 VAN GENECHTEN PACKAGING LU INTERNATIONAL SA 1909149642 9/24/2014 12,782,260 REWE-BETEILIGUNGS-HOLDING DE INTERNATIONAL GMBH 1909104104 12/10/2014 12,244,200 VOLZHSKAYA TERRITORIALNAYA RU GENERIRUYUSHCHAYA KOMPANIYA OAO 1909265498 10/8/2015 12,061,900 ARTNEWS SA PL 1909087597 3/19/2014 12,031,320 ERSTE GROUP IMMORENT AT INTERNATIONAL HOLDING GMBH 1909215695 5/14/2015 11,923,030 SUNOKO DOO RS 1909015299 1/23/2014 11,861,410 TOWARZYSTWO FUNDUSZY PL INWESTYCYJNYCH PZU SA 1909053931 3/7/2014 11,846,450 BETA ULAGANJA DOO HR 1909049258 11,459,290 MARTEMYANOVO OOO RU 1601493119 12/30/2014 11,041,940 INPOST SA PL 1909306848 11,003,440 ENERGOKONTROL M OOO RU 1601384556 10,902,760 MOSTOTREST OAO RU 1601486845 5/29/2014 10,738,260 TVEL OAO RU 1907088775 3/3/2015 10,733,280 D-LINK INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD SG 314997 10,600,000 TILIJA CONSORTIUM HR 1601478396 2/13/2014 10,562,530 DEPARTAMENT IMUSHCHESTVENNYKH RU OTNOSHENII YAMALO-NENETSKOGO AVTONOMNOGO OKRUGA 1601421807 10,517,410 RTI OAO RU 1909168246 12/12/2014 10,515,310 TS TRANS SIBERIA CO LTD CY 1909272116 4/22/2015 10,500,000 ANHOLT INVESTMENTS LTD BM 1909145061 1/7/2015 10,305,450 BAKALLAND SA PL 1909216192 3/30/2015 10,067,300 UNDISCLOSED STRATEGIC INVESTOR 1909154572 2/23/2014
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