Eastland Capital is the first Russian company which has acquired the status of listing partner of the Vienna 
Stock Exchange. It means that companies which are planning to implement an IPO on this Exchange may seek 
assistance in this matter of our company professionals. The agreement of the listing partnership was signed on December 21, 2009 in Vienna.

We are planning to involve, consult and assist to all of the interested Russian companies in the framework of 
obtaining listing partnership with Wiener Börse. This step will allow to companies to widen their presence on 
the foreign financial market.

According to the CEO of “Eastland Capital” Pavel Bilenko, this step is a logical continuation of the company's 
policy aimed at attracting western capital to Russia's market, forming a positive investment image of Russia in 
the eyes of European investors and lightening the access of Russian companies to the financial resources of the 
European capital market.

In September 2009 the Vienna Stock Exchange joined three exchanges of Eastern Europe by creating a market 
syndicate under the brand of CEE Stock Exchange Group. At the consortium in addition to the Vienna Stock Exchange entered Budapest, Ljubljana and Prague Stock Exchanges. Thus, the new association became to dominate 
on the shares market of companies in Central and Eastern Europe, providing half of the total market capitalization, and two-thirds of trade volumes of companies shares in the region.

 “Eastland Capital” the Russian financial company, which has operated since 2007. The company is specialized on 
capital raising for Russian companies on the domestic market and the world wide capital markets.

The company has durable bonds with investors in Russia, Europe and around the world and rich experience of 
transactions in financial markets.

Vienna Stock Exchange has developed rapidly in the recent years and now belongs to the most attractive markets 
in Europe.

Founded in 1771, the Vienna Stock Exchange is the largest and most advanced stock exchange in Central and South - Eastern Europe.

At the beginning of 2005, the Vienna Stock Exchange has received the status of "Designated Offshore Securities Market" from the SEC - the U.S. Commission on Securities and Exchanges - the regulatory authority for the U.S. equity markets. This means that U.S. investors are not required to report about shares trading in Vienna to 
SEC. Besides, banks now have the rights to distribute analytical information about the companies listed in Vienna on the US territory without restriction. Thus, the Vienna Stock Exchange along with Frankfurt and Hong Kong Exchanges joined to the 30 international stock exchanges.