Investors in ADR companies may now receive shareholder documents over the Internet.

What is e-consent?
E-consent reflects your request to receive shareholder communications online for the companies you own.

What types of materials are available to investors over the Internet?

With e-consent, you get online delivery of annual reports, interim reports, prospectuses and proxy materials—most shareholder documents that you presently receive by mail. However, certain documents such as voting cards must still be sent in paper form.

What types of companies offer e-consent?
All types of listed US companies offer e-consent, and the number of those participating is growing rapidly. In addition, leading ADR issuers from around the world are now offering e-consent. This enhances the convenience of diversifying your portfolio internationally.

What are the benefits to receiving these materials online?
Benefits of e-consent include convenience and timely receipt of important information. Instructions for accessing online shareholder documents will be e-mailed to you on the company’s mail date. Mail time will be eliminated.

What if I change my mind and decide I prefer to get hard copy information?
Your consent is entirely revocable, regardless of whether you are a beneficial owner or a registered holder.

How do I get the enhanced convenience of e-consent?

For Registered ADR Holders
If you are a registered ADR holder and do not hold your American Depositary Shares (ADSs) through a custodian, broker, or other agent:

· You can generally learn more about e-consent by visiting the web site of the participating company.

· To find the names of participating companies and links to sign up, visit www.citibank.com/adr and select "e-consent" on the home page.

For Beneficial ADR Owners
If you are a beneficial owner and hold your ADRs through a custodian, broker, or other agent:

· You may receive your shareholder documents electronically by registering at www.icsdelivery.com and completing the online consent form.

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