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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 160 companies representing more than 15 countries. Click here & For more information please contact your WOOD sales representative: Tuesday: Energy, Industrials and Materials Register Warsaw +48 222 22 1530 Wednesday: TMT and Utilities Now! 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 Hungary Kruk LUKOIL Aygaz AT & S ANY LPP Luxoft BIM Atrium Budapest Stock Exchange Mabion M.video Bizim Toptan BUWOG Gedeon Richter mBank Magnit Brisa DO&CO Graphisoft Park Medicalgorithmics MMK Cimsa Erste Group Bank MOL Group Orange Polska Moscow Exchange Coca-Cola Icecek Immofinanz OTP Bank Pfleiderer Group Mostotrest Dogus Otomotiv OMV Waberer’s PGE MTS Erdemir PORR Wizz Air PGNiG NLMK Garanti Raiffeisen Bank Iraq PKN Orlen Norilsk Nickel Halkbank Strabag DNO PKO BP NovaTek Is REIT Telekom Austria Genel Energy PKP Cargo O’KEY Isbank Uniqa Kazakhstan PLAY PIK Kardemir Vienna Insurance Group KMG EP Prime Car Management Polymetal International Koc Holding Warimpex Nostrum Oil & Gas PZU Polyus Lokman Hekim Croatia Steppe Cement Synthos Raven Russia Migros Ticaret Podravka Lithuania Tauron Rosneft Otokar Czech Republic Siauliu Bankas Warsaw Stock Exchange Rostelecom Pegasus Airlines CEZ Poland Wirtualna Polska Rusal Petkim CME Agora WorkService Sberbank Reysas REIT CSOB Alior Bank Portugal Severstal Sabanci Holding Kiwi.com Amica Jeronimo Martins Sistema Selcuk Ecza Deposu Kofola AmRest Romania Surgutneftegas Sisecam Komercni Banka Asseco Poland Banca Transilvania Tinkoff Bank Tat Konserve Moneta Bank Millennium BRD TMK TAV O2 Czech Republic Bank Pekao Bucharest Stock Exchange TransContainer Tekfen Holding Pegas Nonwovens Benefit Systems Conpet VTB Teknosa Unipetrol Bogdanka DIGI X5 Tofas Georgia Boryszew Electrica Yandex Torunlar BGEO Group Budimex Fondul Proprietatea Serbia Tumosan Georgia Healthcare Group BZ WBK Hidroelectrica AIK Banka Tupras TBC Bank CCC Medlife Belgrade Stock Exchange Turk Telekom Greece CD Projekt Nuclearelectrica NIS Turk Tuborg ADMIE Holding Ciech OMV Petrom Victoria Group (Sojaprotein) Turkcell Aegean Airlines Citi Handlowy Romgaz Slovenia Turkish Airlines Alpha Bank Cyfrowy Polsat Transelectrica Gorenje Ulker Athex Group Dino Transgaz Krka Vakifbank Coca-Cola Hellenic Echo Investment Russia Ljubljana Stock Exchange Yapi Kredi Bankasi ELLAKTOR Enea Acron Petrol Ukraine Eurobank Energa Aeroflot Sava Re Astarta Fourlis Enterprise Investors AFI Development Telekom Slovenije Avangard Hellenic Bank Eurocash Alrosa Triglav Group Industrial Milk Company Hellenic Petroleum Famur Bank Saint Petersburg Sweden Kernel Motor Oil Hellas Forte Bank Vozrozhdenie Medicover MHP Mytilineos Getin Noble Bank Best Price LLC Vostok Emerging Finance United Kingdom National Bank of Greece GetBack DIXY Turkey Ferrexpo OPAP Globe Trade Centre Etalon Group Akbank IPF (International Personal Finance) OTE Griffin Premium RE Evraz Akcansa ITE Piraeus Bank Group Grupa Azoty Gazprom Akfen GYO Kaz Minerals Public Power Corporation Grupa Kety Gazprom Neft Alarko GYO Sarantis ING Bank Globaltrans Anadolu Cam Titan Cement Intercars Highland Gold Anadolu Efes JSW HMS Group Anel Elektrik Kety Lenta Arcelik KGHM LSR Group Aselsan 10-Oct - 2017 Invited Companies by sector Bolded confirmed Consumer Grupa Lotos LGT Bank Nokian Tyres Warimpex Aegean Airlines Hellenic Petroleum Ljubljana Stock Exchange Otokar TMT Aeroflot KMG EP mBank Pegas Nonwovens Agora Amica KTK Moneta Pfleiderer Group Asseco Poland AmRest LUKOIL Moscow Exchange Polymetal International AT&S Anadolu Efes MMK National Bank of Greece Sava Re AVG Avangard MOL Group OTP Bank Sisecam CD Projekt Best Price LLC Motor Oil Hellas Piraeus Bank Group Sollers CME BIM NIS PKO BP Steppe Cement Cyfrowy Polsat Bizim Toptan Nostrum Oil & Gas Prime Car Management Synthos DIGI CCC NovaTek PZU TAV ITE Coca-Cola Hellenic OMV Raiffeisen Bank Teknosa Luxoft Coca-Cola Icecek OMV Petrom Sberbank Titan Cement MTS Dino Petrol Siauliu Bankas Tofas O2 Czech Republic DIXY PGNiG TBC Bank TransContainer Orange Polska DO&CO PKN Orlen Tinkoff Bank Tumosan OTE Eurocash Romgaz Triglav Group Victoria Group (Sojaprotein) PLAY Fourlis Rosneft Uniqa Materials Rostelecom Industrial Milk Company Seplat Petroleum Vakifbank Acron Telekom Slovenije Intercars Surgutneftegas Vienna Insurance Group Akcansa Telekom Austria Jeronimo Martins Tupras Vostok Emerging Finance ANY Turk Telekom Kernel Unipetrol VTB Bogdanka Turkcell Kiwi.com Financials Warsaw Stock Exchange Ciech Wirtualna Polska Kofola AIK Banka Yapi Kredi Bankasi Ferrexpo Yandex Lenta Akbank Healthcare Gubre Fabrikalari Utilities LPP Alior Bank Gedeon Richter Highland Gold CEZ M.video Alpha Bank Georgia Healthcare Group JSW Conpet Magnit Athex Group Medicover KGHM Enea Migros Ticaret Banca Transilvania Medicalgorithmics Norilsk Nickel Energa O’KEY Bank Millennium Medlife NLMK Hidroelectrica OPAP BGEO Krka Polyus Nuclearelectrica Pegasus Airlines Bank Pekao Lokman Hekim PORR PGE Podravka Bank Saint Petersburg Selcuk Ecza Deposu Rusal PKP Cargo Sarantis Bank Vozrozhdenie Industrials Severstal Public Power Corporation Stock Spirits Group Belgrade Stock Exchange Anadolu Cam TMK Tauron Tat Konserve BGEO Group Anel Elektrik Real Estate Transelectrica Ulker BRD Arcelik AFI Development Transgaz Waberer’s Budapest Stock Exchange Aselsan Akfen GYO Wizz Air Bucharest Stock Exchange Astarta Alarko GYO X5 BZ WBK Boryszew Atrium Diversified Citi Handlowy Brisa Budimex Fondul Proprietatea CSOB Cimsa BUWOG Koc Holding Erste Bank Dogus Otomotiv Echo Investment Sabanci Holding Eurobank ELLAKTOR Etalon Group Sistema Garanti Famur Globe Trade Centre WorkService GetBack Forte Graphisoft Park Energy Getin Noble Bank Globaltrans Griffin Premium RE ADMIE Holding Halkbank Gorenje Immofinanz Aygaz Hellenic Bank Grupa Azoty Is REIT DNO ING Bank Grupa Kety LSR Group Electrica IPF (International Personal HMS Group PORR Eurasia Drilling Company Finance) Masterplast Raven Russia Gazprom Isbank MHP Reysas REIT Gazprom Neft Komercni Banka Mostotrest Strabag Genel Energy Kruk Mytilineos Torunlar 10-Oct - 2017 WOOD & Company Events in 2017 Small & Mid Caps – Pulse of the Economy Warsaw | Tuesday 24 January to Wednesday 25 January *** Hungarian Day IN CONJUNCTION WITH Budapest Stock Exchange Warsaw | Thursday 26 January *** Romania Days IN CONJUNCTION WITH Fondul Proprietatea London | Wednesday 1 March to Thursday 2 March *** Polish Innovation and Growth IN CONJUNCTION WITH Warsaw Stock Exchange Stockholm | Tuesday 4 April *** WOOD’s Greek Retreat Athens | Thursday 11 to Friday 12 May *** CEE investment opportunities Slovenia & Croatia Investor Day IN CONJUNCTION WITH Ljubljana Stock Exchange & Zagreb Stock Exchange Zagreb | Thursday 25 May to Friday 26 May *** Turkish Small & Mid - Caps Warsaw | Monday 28 August *** Frontier Investor Days IN CONJUNCTION WITH Fondul Proprietatea Bucharest | Wednesday 6 to Friday 8 September *** Upgrade in Belgrade IN CONJUNCTION WITH Belgrade Stock Exchange Belgrade | Tuesday 7 November *** WOOD’s Winter Wonderland Emerging Europe Conference Prague | Tuesday 5 December to Friday 8 December.
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