• Numerous projects successfully implemented in 2017
• Increased involvement planned for 2018, especially for integration projects in Germany

• Selling price EUR 71.7 million
• Multiple of capital employed of 11.6x
• Significant increase in revenues and profitability after successful realignment by AURELIUS following acquisition in 2013
• Record dividend for 2017 of EUR 5.00 per share

• European multi-channel wholesaler, distributor and retailer of books with revenues of approx. EUR 250 million in 2017
• Non-core asset of UK-listed Connect Group as it focuses on its specialist logistics business
• Significant potential for the AURELIUS operating model
• Connect Books to be rebranded back to Bertram Group

• Non-profit organisation places refugees in vacant jobs
• Work as a key element for integration
• More than 125 candidates already placed successfully

• Rebranding to be completed by early February 2018
• Customer focus to be even stronger in future

• AURELIUS Refugee Initiative e.V. to fund a school for Syrian refugees in Turkey
• Improved prospects of a return to their home country for refugee children and their families after the conflict in Syria has ended

• Comprehensive turnaround program until mid-2019
• Stronger focus on e-commerce and customer satisfaction
• Initial positive results of Realignment

• Base dividend rises to EUR 1.50 per share (+ 50 %)
• Participation dividend from successful exits of EUR 3.50 per share
• Change in dividend policy – basic dividend raised permanently, dividends from this year’s exits to be spread over several years
• Current dividend return of over 9%

• Recognition by prestigious Institute for Turnaround (IFT) for the Group’s most successful exit to date
• Jury impressed by the strategic realignment and substantial growth of Getronics under the AURELIUS umbrella

• CFO Steffen Schiefer to become Executive Board Member
• Fritz Seemann to join the Executive Board with focus on realignment of portfolio companies
• Basis created for further growth

• Deal represents Aurelius’ third acquisition in the European packaging sector since 2015
• Three manufacturing facilities in Spain and France
• Projected revenues of c.€70m in 2017
• Closing expected for end December 2017

• Selling price EUR 71.7 million
• Significant increase in revenues and profitability after successful reorganisation by AURELIUS following acquisition in 2013

• Three new hotel openings signed in Bochum and Düsseldorf
• GHOTEL group positioned as an approved franchisee
• Additional hotel projects in planning

• Extensive product and service know-how in animal feed with state-of-the-art production sites in Switzerland
• AURELIUS’ positioning as expert in complex carve-out situations again re-confirmed

• Total consolidated revenues at EUR 3,133.7 million (+46% year-over-year)
• EBITDA of the combined Group at EUR 575.1 million (+371% year-over-year)
• Record exits of Secop and Getronics contributed substantially to the result
• NAV of portfoliorises to EUR 1,521.5 million despite dividends and share retirements
• Cash portfolio at a record level
• Outlook remains positive – financial year 2017 will be a new record year

• Already the fifth acquisition in the current financial year
• AURELIUS’s presence in Scandinavia pays off
• Transaction pipeline remains well filled

• Total consolidated revenues of EUR 2,282.9 million (+66% over H1 2016)
• Already four new acquisitions in the first half of 2017
• EBITDA for the combined group at EUR 303.0 million (+ 204% over H1 2016), positive earnings effects from record sales (SECOP, Getronics) to follow in the third quarter
• Operating EBITDA of Group companies at EUR 75.7 million (+59% over H1 2016)
• Net asset value rises to EUR 1,475.6 million, despite dividend payment and share retirement
• Record earnings expected for 2017; outlook is still very positive

• Financing after-hours school tuition for Syrian refugee children in Lebanon
• Future prospects for refugee children and their families as incentives for staying close to their Syrian home

• Sales price EUR 185 million
• Approx. EUR 100 million positive effect on Group profit
• Two very successful disposals so far this year, with sales proceeds totaling more than EUR 400 million
• 2017 will be the most successful year in the history of AURELIUS

• One of the largest Do-It-Yourself retailers in the Nordic region
• AURELIUS’ positioning as expert in corporate spin-offs and difficult carve-outs re-confirmed
• AURELIUS' presence in Scandinavia continues to pay off

• Sales price EUR 220 million, cash multiple on money invested 18.5x
• Positive effect on EBITDA for the combined group of approx. EUR 160 million in third quarter 2017
• Successful repositioning as a respected ICT partner to medium-sized and large enterprises
• Substantial growth under the roof of AURELIUS through organic growth and strategic add-on acquisitions
• Buyer Bottega InvestCo has extensive experience with ICT services

• Sales price EUR 220 million
• Successful repositioning as a respected ICT partner to medium-sized and large enterprises
• Substantial growth under the roof of AURELIUS through organic growth and strategic add-on acquisitions
• Buyer Bottega InvestCo has extensive experience with ICT services

Capitalised terms not otherwise defined in this notice shall have the meaning given to them in the Terms and Conditions of the Bonds.

• Resolution adopted on record dividend of €4.00 per share
• Transparency will be further increased; in the future, NAVs will also be audited
• Record year 2017 expected: EBITDA should exceed the €500 million threshold

• Special situations investors likely to be most active acquirers of non-core assets

• Privilège set to strengthen AURELIUS in the maritime sector
• Brand portfolio of AURELIUS subsidiary HanseYachts AG to be complemented
• Takeover of the Privilège shipyard in Les Sables-d’Olonne (France)
• Philosophy and production process of HanseYachts and Privilège very similar to a large extent

• Quarterly figures positively impacted by the first-time consolidation of Office Depot Europe
• EBITDA for the combined group nearly tripled at EUR 293.2 million (Q1 2016: EUR 101.2 million)
• Operating EBITDA rises 69 percent for Group entities to EUR 41.3 million (Q1 2016: EUR 24.5 million)
• Successful SECOP exit: dividend proposal increased to EUR 4.00 per share, new share repurchase program launched

• Sales price €185 m; AURELIUS earns approx. 11 times its invested capital after 7 years
• Largest exit in AURELIUS’ history
• Approx. EUR 100 m positive effect on Group profit
• Sustainable realignment of SECOP leads to strong revenue and earnings growth during AURELIUS’ ownership
• Strategic buyer Nidec with considerable synergy potential
• AURELIUS doubles its dividend proposal to EUR 4 per share

• Provisional figures confirmed: total consolidated revenues increase by 44 percent to EUR 2.9 billion
• Operating performance positive despite the sale of profitable and the acquisition of unprofitable Group entities
• Fiscal year 2016 characterized by eight company acquisitions and seven exits
• Dividend proposal of EUR 2.00 per share; increase possible in the event of additional successful exits before the annual general meeting; expansion of share buybacks
• Solid balance sheet figures and further increase in net asset value to EUR 1.4 billion
• Positive outlook for the current 2017 fiscal year

• Allegations of short-seller Gotham unfounded and distorting reality
• Share buy-back stepped-up: EUR 50m immediately, additionally EUR 160m as of June 21, 2017

• AURELIUS wins “Special Situations/Turnaround firm of the Year” at the 2016 Private Equity International Awards

• Further robust growth of total consolidated revenues to EUR 2.9 billion
• Satisfactory operating performance despite the acquisition of unprofitable and sale of profitable Group entities
• Fiscal year 2016 characterized by eight company acquisitions and seven sales
• Dividend proposal of EUR 2.00 per share, increase possible in the event of additional successful sales before the annual general meeting
• Solid financial resources permit considerable expansion of the share buyback program

• Online retailer with half a million customers across the UK
• Integration with Calumet Photographic to offer significant synergies and create leading multi-channel, pan-European photographic retailer
• Combination of Wex Photographic with Calumet Photographic brings AURELIUS’ pan-European photographic retail businesses to combined revenues of EUR 175 million

• Milton Keynes company scoops top customer service prize for sixth year running

• Office Depot Europe boasts strong brands and Europe-wide set-up.
• Brisk transaction activity in 2016: Annualized consolidated revenues rise to approx. EUR 4.5 billion.