Investors

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Anglian Water Services investor information

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General Q&As

I have an old share certificate for AWG Plc / Anglian Water Plc – who should I contact?

Certificates for ordinary shares and B shares in Anglian Water Plc are no longer valid. For all practical purposes, Anglian Water Plc became AWG Plc in October 2000. AWG ceased to be a public owned business (and became privately owned) in 2006.

Certificates for ordinary shares issued by AWG Plc are no longer valid. However, if you held ordinary shares of 19 181/201p in AWG Plc (“Ordinary Shares”) at the time when the company was taken into private ownership in October 2006, but did not formally accept the offer to buy your shares, then your shares were compulsorily purchased and you were sent a cheque for the proceeds. If you did not cash this cheque then proceeds from the compulsory purchase of your shares have been paid into court, and will be retained until shareholders come forward to claim them. You should enquire directly with the courts if you believe any Ordinary Share proceeds are due to you (or the estate you are administering). Please ensure that you retain your share certificate to evidence your right to any funds held.

Please visit here to see whether you have a claim to any of the funds held by the courts.

AWG plc also issued a number of Redeemable Preference Shares and C Shares. Unfortunately, the certificates for Redeemable Preference Shares and C Shares are no longer valid.

I have an uncashed dividend cheque for AWG Plc – who should I contact?

Under the terms of the articles of association of AWG Plc and in accordance with company law, all unclaimed dividends reverted to the company after 12 years. In accordance with best practice, Anglian Water has previously undertaken reunification activity to in an effort to locate former shareholders and pay out their dividends. However, the cost involved in administering the funds and the search agency fees are such that the group has now released the residual monies. Accordingly, you are no longer able to claim for payment of uncashed dividend cheques.

I have an Osprey Acquisitions loan note certificate or uncashed cheque for loan note interest – who should I contact?

Please see the information sheet here.

Investor and Ex-Shareholder Queries

For all investor and ex-shareholder queries, please contact the group’s Treasury team by sending an email to investors@awg.com

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Investors