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RS11040 31 March 2011 Announcement Registered Shares RS11040 31 March 2011 Automatic Re-registration to Nominee according to §67,4 (5) Stock Corporation Act (AktG) (ALU) - List of Participating Issuers Clearstream Banking hereby informs customers of the names of issuers that have requested registration vis-à-vis Clearstream Banking. Name ISIN Date Abwicklungsgesellschaft Biogas I AG DE000SBGS111 10.05.2007 adidas AG DE000A1EWWW0 11.10.2010 Air Berlin PLC GB00B128C026 16.04.2007 AIXTRON SE DE000A0WMPJ6 17.10.2008 aleo solar AG DE000A0JM634 11.10.2006 All for One Midmarket AG DE0005110001 12.05.2009 Allianz SE DE0008404005 03.04.2006 Altira AG DE0001218063 27.10.2008 asknet AG DE0005173306 14.12.2007 Augurata AG CH0105945932 13.04.2010 BASF SE DE000BASF111 09.08.2010 Bayer AG DE000BAY0017 01.10.2009 BGZ Beteiligungsgesellschaft Zukunftsenergien AG DE0006045313 15.01.2010 Biofrontera AG DE0006046113 21.08.2007 Brenntag AG DE000A1DAHH0 27.04.2010 BrainLAB AG DE0005207906 17.07.2006 Celesio AG DE000CLS1001 01.11.2006 Daimler AG DE0007100000 03.04.2006 Delticom AG DE0005146807 01.03.2007 Deutsche Bank AG DE0005140008 18.04.2006 Deutsche Börse AG DE0005810055 07.04.2006 Deutsche Operating Leasing AG DE0005249304 23.04.2009 Deutsche Post AG DE0005552004 01.01.2007 Deutsche Postbank AG DE0008001009 01.01.2007 Deutsche Rohstoff AG DE000A0XYG76 31.05.2010 Deutsche Telekom AG DE0005557508 03.04.2006 Dialog Semiconductor plc GB0059822006 29.09.2010 ElringKlinger AG DE0007856023 29.08.2007 E.ON AG DE000ENAG999 11.08.2008 EquityStory AG DE0005494165 26.04.2010 FIHM AG DE000A0F5WN5 23.11.2007 First Trend Management AG CH0105201963 09.12.2009 freenet AG DE000A0Z2ZZ5 02.11.2009 This announcement was published by Clearstream Banking AG with the registered address 31 March 2011 Mergenthalerallee 61, 65760 Eschborn, Germany and registered in the commercial register statement HRB-7500 of the Amtsgericht (local court) in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. RS11040 (1) Name ISIN Date Going Public Media AG DE0007612103 21.06.2007 Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG DE000A0S8488 01.04.2009 HCI Capital AG DE000A0D9Y97 03.04.2008 hotel.de AG DE0006910938 03.03.2008 Heliad Equity Partners GmbH & C0.KGaA DE000A0L1NN5 19.03.2009 Hypoport AG DE0005493365 19.11.2007 IBS AG DE0006228406 26.04.2007 IMW Immobilien AG DE000A0BVWY6 24.09.2009 Infineon Technologies AG DE0006231004 11.12.2006 Inspire AG DE000A0KEWA3 11.08.2008 Integralis AG DE0005155030 23.04.2009 IQ Power AG CH0020609688 02.07.2010 i:FAO DE0006224520 10.01.2008 JAXX SE DE000A0JRU67 20.03.2007 Klöckner und Co AG DE000KC01000 16.11.2006 KPS AG DE000A1A6V48 21.01.2010 Lang & Schwarz Wertpapierhandelsbank AG DE0006459324 30.09.2008 Medigene AG DE0005020903 16.02.2009 MeVis Medical Solutions AG DE000A0LBFE4 15.08.2008 MISTRAL Media AG DE0007241440 12.05.2006 MTU Aero Engines Holding AG DE000A0D9PT0 22.01.2010 Münchener Rückvers.Ges. AG DE0008430026 03.04.2006 MVV Energie AG DE000A0H52F5 09.02.2009 MWG-Biotech AG DE000A1CRPP2 30.11.2010 nanoCrypt AG DE000A0DQ1K9 02.09.2009 net SE DE000A0Z22E3 02.09.2009 Northwest Oil & Gas Trading Company Inc US6677131012 05.08.2008 Patrizia Immobilien AG DE000PAT1AG6 31.01.2011 Pfleiderer AG DE0006764749 02.07.2007 Plenum AG DE000A0Z23Y9 15.03.2010 PNE Wind AG DE000A0JBPG2 18.12.2008 PSI AG DE000A0Z1JH9 31.08.2009 QSC AG DE0005137004 01.12.2008 RIB Software AG DE000A0Z2XN6 05.03.2010 Real AG DE000A0N4R25 28.04.2009 Siemens AG DE0007236101 10.04.2006 Sky Deutschland AG DE000SKYD00 03.04.2006 Solar Millennium AG DE0007218406 11.05.2007 Sonne + Wind Beteiligungen AG DE0005870919 01.07.2009 technotrans AG DE000A0XYGA7 21.10.2008 TIG Themis Industries Group GmbH & Co. KGaA DE000A0XYL04 20.01.2009 31 March 2011 RS11040 (2) Name ISIN Date transtec AG DE0007241424 01.04.2010 TUI AG DE000TUAG000 01.09.2006 United Internet AG DE0005089031 01.04.2011 Versatel AG DE000A0M2ZK2 24.09.2007 Vestcorp AG DE000A0Z2334 17.09.2009 VITA34 International AG DE000A0BL849 17.07.2008 Wacker Neuson SE DE000WACK012 04.09.2008 Worldwide Energies, Inc. US9815741064 20.08.2008 XING AG DE000XNG8888 27.04.2007 Further information Additional information can be found in "Production information for banks and issuers of registered shares" RS028 of 28 March 2006 and in the customer announcement RS030 of 3 April 2006. For further information, please contact the Registered Shares Team as well as the Customer Service Domestic via: Registered Shares Customer Service Domestic E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Telephone: +49-(0) 69-2 11-1 13 00 +49-(0) 69-2 11-1 11 77 Fax: +49-(0) 69-2 11-61 13 00 +49-(0) 69-2 11-61 11 77 31 March 2011 RS11040 (3).
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