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Microsoft Ecosystem Phone: (425) 882-8080 Microsoft Corporation 1 Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA, 98052 Microsoft Ecosystem Phone: (425) 882-8080 www.microsoft.com Outside Relationships Microsoft Corporation (Washington Corporation) Securities Outside Relationships Regulation and Regulators Capital Suppliers Customers NASDAQ Listing Customers Suppliers Capital Regulators DebtDebt StructureStructure Debt ( $63.3B @ 6/30/20) Credit Ratings: Aaa (Moody’s), AAA (S&P) Equity Structure Rules Bond Equity Securities Bond Financing 2039 Notes: $559M @ 5.20% 2022-2042 Notes: $1,650M @ 2.13-3.50% 2021-2056 Notes: $16,955M @ 1.55-3.95% Common Stock Significant Regulators Common Stock (7.6 Billion Shares Outstanding) Holders 2023-2043 Notes: $2,919M @ 2.38-4.88% Repurchases Shareholders Vanguard US Securities 2020-2040 Notes: $1,571M @ 3.00-4.50% 2022-2057 Notes: $12,385M @ 2.40-4.50% $40 Billion Share Repurchase Program (No 2021-2033 Notes: $4,549M @ 2.13-3.13% Equity Group and Expiration Date; $31.7 Billion Remaining) Capital Exchange 2021-2041 Notes: $1,270M @ 4.00-5.30% 2020-2055 Notes: $15,549M @ 2.00-4.75% 2050-2060 Notes: $10,000M @ 2.53-2.68% (7.87%) BlackRock Commission Fund The NASDAQ Advisors Governance Corporate Matters Stock Market Governance (4.65%) Board of Directors Human Resources Sales and Finance and Legal SSgA Funds John W. 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