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ENR.GSCSO.188.1 Date: 01/07/2021 Notice N° AV-2021-063 (Only the french version prevails) Event Monthly update of buy-back programs volume - NOTICE SUBJECT The volume requirements applied to share repurchase at the Stock Exchange - REFERENCES In accordance with the Royal Decree (Dahir) N°1-16-151 of 21st Dhou al Qi`da 1437 (August 25th,2016), relating to the law N°19-14 on the Stock Exchange, Brokerage Firms and Financial Advisors, namely sections 5 and 6; -- The following have been decided: - ARTILCE 1 Based on the statistics of june, the maximum daily amounts not to exceed in share repurchase are as follows: AFMA 500 LABEL VIE 605 AFRIC INDUSTRIES SA 500 LAFARGE HOLCIM MAROC 1.242 AFRIQUIA GAZ 500 LESIEUR CRISTAL 500 AGMA LAHLOU-TAZI 500 LYDEC 643 ALLIANCES 20.273 M2M Group 500 ALUMINIUM DU MAROC 500 MAGHREB OXYGENE 500 ATLANTA 2.888 MAGHREBAIL 500 ATTIJARIWAFA BANK 28.172 MANAGEM 700 AUTO HALL 1.424 MAROC LEASING 500 AUTO NEJMA 500 MED PAPER 827 ARADEI CAPITAL 981 MICRODATA 500 BALIMA 500 SODEP MARSA-MAROC 6.840 BCP 5.058 MINIERE TOUISSIT 500 BANK OF AFRICA 14.658 MUTANDIS 6.802 BMCI 500 NEXANS MAROC 500 SOCIETE DES BOISSONS DU MAROC 500 OULMES 500 CARTIER SAADA 500 PROMOPHARM S.A 500 CDM 500 REALIS.MECANIQUES 500 CENTRALE DANONE 500 REBAB COMPANY 500 CIH 1.746 RESIDENCES DAR SAADA 25.182 CIMENTS DU MAROC 16.397 RISMA 1.324 COLORADO 1.001 S.M MONETIQUE 500 1 ENR.GSCSO.188.1 Date: 01/07/2021 COSUMAR 11.073 SAHAM ASSURANCE 500 CTM 500 SALAFIN 500 DARI COUSPATE 500 SAMIR 500 DELATTRE LEVIVIER MAROC 500 SMI 500 DELTA HOLDING S.A 3.492 SNEP 1.265 DIAC SALAF 500 SONASID 4.626 DISWAY 689 SOTHEMA 500 DOUJA PROM ADDOHA 299.063 STOKVIS NORD AFRIQUE 1.361 ENNAKL 913 STROC INDUSTRIE 500 EQDOM 500 TAQA MOROCCO 1.026 FENIE BROSSETTE 512 TIMAR 500 HPS 500 TOTAL MAROC 500 IB MAROC.COM 500 UNIMER 500 INVOLYS 500 WAFA ASSURANCE 1.210 IMMORENTE INVEST 1.686 ZELLIDJA S.A 500 ITISSALAT AL-MAGHRIB 42.231 JET CONTRACTORS 1.858 - ARTICLE 2 This notice revokes the notice 033/21. - ARTICLE 3 This noticecomes into effect as of 01/07/2021. 2.

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