Media invitation to Vattenfall’s Extraordinary General Meeting 12 December

Vattenfall AB:s Extraordinary General Meeting regarding the proposal for new financial targets will take place Tuesday 12 December CET 15.00 at Vattenfall’s head office, Evenemangsgatan 13 in Solna, Sweden.

A pre-registration on corporate.vattenfall.com or via Vattenfall’s press office is required to attend.

Registration will open at CET 14.00 and doors close at CET 14.45. The confirmation of the attendance and a relevant ID is required to attend.

The extraordinary general meeting will be held in Swedish. An on-demand version of the webcast from the meeting will be available from around CET 18.00 on corporate.vattenfall.com.

Photography is allowed before and after the meeting but picture and sound recording is not allowed during the actual course of the meeting.

Please turn to corporate.vattenfall.com for more information about the extraordinary general meeting and Vattenfall’s corporate governance.

For further information, please contact:

Vattenfall’s Press Office, telephone: +46 8 739 50 10; e-mail: press@vattenfall.com

Facebook: facebook.com/vattenfallpressrum

Twitter: twitter.com/Vattenfall_Se

  

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