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The Company maintains a dividend policy

that takes into account sustainable levels of

distributions. The Company does not intend

to create reserves that cannot be distributed

to the shareholders, other than those

required by law.

According to the Spanish regime for

REIT’s, the Company will be obligated to

adopt agreements to distribute the profits

obtained in this financial year in the form of

dividends to shareholders, after complying

with any relevant requirement of the Spanish

Corporation Law. The Company will be

obligated to agree its distribution within

six months of the close of each financial

period, in the following manner: (i) at least

50% of the profits derived from the transfer

of real properties, shares, or shareholdings

in qualified affiliates, provided that the

remaining profits are reinvested in other real

estate assets within a maximum period of

three years from the date of transmission

or, if not, 100% of the profits must be

distributed as dividends at the end of this

three year period; (ii) 100% of the profits

obtained by receiving dividends paid by

qualified subsidiaries; (iii) at least 80% of the

rest of the obtained profits. If the dividend

distribution agreement is not adopted within

the legal timeframe, the Company will lose its

REIT status during the financial year to which

the dividends refer.

In accordance with the Prospectus, MERLIN

Properties targets to deliver a dividend yield

of between 4% and 6% over the initial IPO

price.

The Board of Directors of MERLIN Properties

agreed on 14 October 2015, to distribute a

dividend on account of 2015 results for a

gross amount of € 7.75 cents per share.

The Board of Directors of MERLIN Properties

will propose a complimentary dividend on

account of 2015 results, for an amount of

0.569 cents per share, together with a share

premium distribution of € 10.261 cents per

share, both recommendations being subject

to the 2015 General Shareholders Meeting.

In aggregate terms, total remuneration to

shareholders on account of 2015 results is

18.58 cents per share.