Conversion rate interim dividend PostNL

30 August 2022 – The Hague – PostNL announces conversion rate dividend

On 8 August 2022, PostNL announced to pay an interim dividend over 2022 of €0.14 per ordinary share in cash or shares at the option of the shareholders.

Shareholders that elected dividend in shares will receive one PostNL ordinary share for every 15.5014 dividend rights. This represents a value of €0.14 per dividend right. The conversion rate has been determined on the basis of the volume-weighted average price of €2.1702 of all traded PostNL ordinary shares at Euronext Amsterdam on 25, 26 and 29 August 2022.

Shareholders representing 25% of the outstanding share capital have elected dividend to be paid in shares, resulting in the transfer of approximately 7,868,000 ordinary shares from the repurchased shares held.

The dividend will be payable as of 31 August 2022.

About PostNL

We are PostNL. For more than 225 years, we have been part of society and here for everyone. With 31,500 colleagues, an extensive network of 5,700 PostNL locations, 10,000 letterboxes, 1,400 automated parcel lockers, and millions of users of the PostNL app, we are always close by. Together with our partners, we operate in 190 countries worldwide. Our mission is clear: connected to deliver what drives us all forward. Through our strategy, we grow our business, create sustainable value, lead through innovation and make an impact that matters. On an average weekday, we deliver 1.2 million parcels and 6 million letters. We improve our networks with smart solutions, innovate with AI and tech for our customers and promote future-proof employment relationships for employees and partners. At the same time, we are making our delivery operations more sustainable: we cover many kilometres on foot and by bicycle and increasingly use cleaner fuels and electric vehicles. PostNL N.V. is a publicly listed company with a revenue of €3.3 billion in 2025.

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