March 01, 2022. SINGAPORE. The T2022-EUR Temasek Bond had an issue size of €600 million and a coupon of 0.5% per annum. Temasek Holdings (Private) Limited (“Temasek”) has redeemed its €600 million 0.5% Guaranteed Notes due 2022 (“T2022-EUR Temasek Bond”), issued through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Temasek Financial (I) Limited (“TFin-I”). The T2022-EUR Temasek Bond had an issue size of €600 million and a coupon of 0.5% per annum. The T2022-EUR Temasek Bond was issued six years ago in March 2016 by TFin-I under Temasek’s then US$15 billion Guaranteed Global Medium Term Note (MTN) Program, and guaranteed by Temasek. Temasek’s US$15 billion Guaranteed Global MTN Program size was increased to US$20 billion in July 2018 and then to US$25 billion in September 2020. On its maturity date of 1 March 2022, the T2022-EUR Temasek Bond was redeemed at par and cancelled in accordance with its terms. With the redemption of the T2022 Temasek Bond, Temasek has 23 outstanding Temasek Bonds. Temasek would like to thank investors for their confidence and support in its T2022-EURTemasek Bond. – End – References to “€” or “EUR” refer to euros, the lawful currency of certain nations within the European Union. Contact Us For general enquiries, please contact us at bond@temasek.com.sg For media queries, please contact: Paul EWING-CHOW Director, Public Affairs, Temasek Tel: +65 6828 6651 Email: paulewingchow@temasek.com.sg For investor queries, please contact: CHONG Hui Min Director, Investor Relations, Temasek Tel: +65 6828 2468 Email: huimin@temasek.com.sg

June 08, 2022. AUCKLAND. Qrious CEO Stephen Ponsford says Laing’s software-and-systems approach to innovation will help New Zealand’s largest data partner move more Kiwi businesses up the data analytics maturity curve. Qrious has promoted Christopher Laing to the role of Chief Technology Officer, accelerating the strategic direction of Spark Business Group’s AI and data analytics specialist business and driving data-led transformation for New Zealand enterprise. Qrious CEO Stephen Ponsford says Laing’s software-and-systems approach to innovation will help New Zealand’s largest data partner move more Kiwi businesses up the data analytics maturity curve. “Qrious is a champion for data-driven innovation and true organisational transformation, and Christopher aims to fully embed an end-to-end mindset into our consulting, where the value of data is maximised, insights are unleashed, and tangible outcomes are actually realised.” Laing hopes to embed the right ‘systematic’ mindset and culture into Qrious’ customers. “Some New Zealand businesses aren’t realising their full productivity potential – my goal is to accelerate the data-driven productivity journey for as many Kiwi enterprises as possible. “Many companies struggle to use AI and convert data into actionable insight – too often they see the insight as the end game. We help them to instead adopt a systematic approach that leverages the capabilities of modern software engineering, artificial intelligence, and IoT (Internet of Things) to fundamentally transform their business. I want to help make the ‘transformation’ buzzword a reality for businesses across New Zealand.” Laing aspires to play a part in building world-class software engineering in New Zealand – and to push the whole industry to produce technology which competes with the best in the world in terms of quality. “I was always interested in advanced Machine Learning to help tackle industry problems before it was considered cool or easy,” says Laing. “Through my experience during the rapid advancement of this sector ever since, I’ve grown incredibly enthusiastic about making cutting-edge tech useful and practical for New Zealand businesses. I believe knowing the difference between something revolutionary and a flash-in-the-pan is part of the job.” Laing is most excited about the power of data to further modernise New Zealand’s traditional industries where ‘raw’ geographical elements pose challenges – such as forestry, agriculture, aquaculture and viticulture – and believes bespoke software is vital for progress. Laing is one of New Zealand’s leading data and AI experts. He was previously Director of AI and Data Science and Qrious. Prior to joining Qrious, he has held roles including Head of Artificial Intelligence at Xero and Global Data Science Lead at Allianz in Germany, one of the world’s largest insurers. He has a diverse professional background in law, mathematics, business strategy and development, consulting, product development and operations. He is a member of the NZTech Board and AI Forum Executive Council. ENDS About Qrious Qrious is part of Spark Business Group, our country’s largest technology and transformation partner – in it together with New Zealand. Qrious offers a range of products and consulting services including data, analytics, AI and data powered customer engagement. www.qrious.co.nz About Spark Business Group Spark is New Zealand’s largest telecommunications and digital services company and provides services to a wide range of leading New Zealand organizations through Spark Business Group – which unites Spark’s services with its specialist businesses, Qrious, CCL, Leaven and Digital Island. Angely Cullerne Corporate Relations Partner +64 21 303 403 | Angely.Cullerne@spark.co.nz

June 12-16, 2022. GENEVA. Ministers from across the world are attending to review the functioning of the multilateral trading system, to make general statements and to take action on the future work of the WTO. The WTO's 12th Ministerial Conference (MC12) began on 12 June 2022 at WTO headquarters in Geneva. Ministers from across the world are attending to review the functioning of the multilateral trading system, to make general statements and to take action on the future work of the WTO. The Conference is co-hosted by Kazakhstan and chaired by Mr Timur Suleimenov, Deputy Chief of Staff of Kazakhstan's President. Kazakhstan was originally scheduled to host MC12 in June 2020 but the conference was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The conference is scheduled to close on 16 June. How the Conference is organized The Opening Session of the Conference began at 15.00 on Sunday 12 June. At the end of this session, pre-recorded and written statements submitted by ministers and heads of delegation were posted on the WTO website. At 16.00, a session on the challenges facing the multilateral trading system provided ministers with the opportunity to deliver prepared statements on this topic. From Monday to Wednesday, thematic sessions are being held on particular areas of WTO activities. These are followed at the end of each day by a meeting of heads of delegations. The Closing Session is due to take place on Thursday 16 June. Further information is available in the MC12 calendar. Statements Pre-recorded and written statements submitted by ministers and heads of delegation Documents MC12 documents Logistics Information for attendees Briefing notes These briefing notes are designed to provide background information on issues relevant to the Ministerial Conference. Find out more Credentials for MC12 The Rules of Procedure for Sessions of the Ministerial Conference require each WTO Member to be “represented by an accredited representative” and to submit “credentials” of representatives to the WTO Secretariat “at least one week before the opening session” of the Ministerial Conference. Find out more Background MC12 was originally scheduled to take place in June 2020 in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan, but was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In April 2021, members agreed that MC12 would take place in Geneva from 30 November to 3 December. However, an outbreak of a new highly transmissible strain of the COVID-19 virus and resulting travel restrictions led to a General Council decision on 26 November 2021 to postpone MC12 indefinitely. On 25 April, WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, MC12 Chair Mr Timur Suleimenov and General Council Chair Ambassador Didier Chambovey informed members that MC12 would take place on 12-16 June 2022 at WTO headquarters in Geneva. About WTO The World Trade Organization (WTO) deals with the global rules of trade between nations. Its main function is to ensure that trade flows as smoothly, predictably and freely as possible. More Source Link: https://www.wto.org/english/thewto_e/minist_e/mc12_e/mc12_e.htm

January 18, 2022. AMSTERDAM. ABN AMRO Clearing is pleased to announce a new infrastructure for business clients such as brokers to allow fractional investing by their end clients. ABN AMRO Clearing is pleased to announce a new infrastructure for business clients such as brokers to allow fractional investing by their end clients. Fractional investing is a method of investing in part of a share, instead of needing to buy a full share. Neobroker BUX is ABN AMRO Clearing’s first client to start using this new feature. Since early January, clients of BUX might spend 10 euros to buy a fractional share in Tesla, for example. The new infrastructure has been an immediate hit, and BUX’s clients have already made over ten thousand fractional investments during the first nine days of the new feature being available on BUX Zero. Hugely popular in the United States In the US, fractional investing has been around for some time, and has become hugely popular. A few European brokers utilise the US infrastructure. Given the legal and supervisory hurdles that this involves, however, eighteen months ago ABN AMRO Clearing started work to develop its own infrastructure to offer in Europe. Following its launch earlier this month, the new service will soon make fractional trade possible in European shares too. "Smart and reliable technologies are creating more and more opportunities for customised investor services." Rutger Schellens CEO ABN AMRO Clearing Banking as a Service It was already possible for clients of brokers such as BUX to handle their investments from a bank account with ABN AMRO Clearing (Banking as a Service). Now, they can use their accounts to buy and sell both full shares and fractional shares. An innovative cloud-based administration system keeps meticulous track of what fractional purchases an investor has made, without ABN AMRO needing to buy more than one additional full share per fund. Smart technologies Smart and reliable technologies are creating more and more opportunities for customised investor services. Rutger Schellens, CEO of ABN AMRO Clearing explains, “We are active in the business-to-business segment and offer services to retail brokers such as BUX. These innovations help us to retain clients and further boost our impact and income.” Yorick Naeff, CEO at BUX adds, “The launch of fractional investing marks an important new chapter in the normalisation of investing in Europe. As the first Dutch broker to offer fractional investing in individual stocks to retail investors, BUX continues to lead the evolution of neobrokerage in Europe. Author Ariën Bikker Senior Press Officer Corporate Banking arien.bikker@nl.abnamro.com +31 (0)20 628 5719

June 17, 2022. HELSINKI, Finland. LIQUIDITY PROVISION FOR THE SOLWERS PLC’S SHARE STARTS EXCHANGE NOTICE 17 JUNE 2022 SHARES LIQUIDITY PROVISION FOR THE SOLWERS PLC’S SHARE STARTS The liquidity provision agreement between Solwers Plc and Carnegie Investment Bank AB meets the requirements set for the liquidity provision at Nasdaq Helsinki. The liquidity provision relates to the share of Solwers Plc as of June 20, 2022. Company name: Solwers Plc Trading code: SOLWERS ISIN code: FI4000452545 Orderbook id: 226821 Liquidity Provider (LP): Carnegie Investment Bank AB Liquidity Provision starts: 20 June 2022 Nasdaq Helsinki Global Listing Services LIKVIDITEETIN TARJOAMINEN (LIQUIDITY PROVISION) SOLWERS OYJ:N OSAKKEELLE ALKAA TIEDOTE 17.6.2022 OSAKKEET LIKVIDITEETIN TARJOAMINEN (LIQUIDITY PROVISION) SOLWERS OYJ:N OSAKKEELLE ALKAA Solwers Oyj:n ja Carnegie Investment Bank AB:n välinen sopimus likviditeetin tarjoamisesta (liquidity provision) täyttää Nasdaq Helsingin määrittämät ehdot likviditeetin tarjoamiselle. Likviditeetin tarjoaminen koskee Solwers Oyj:n osaketta 20.6.2022 alkaen. Yhtiön nimi: Solwers Oyj Kaupankäyntitunnus: SOLWERS ISIN-koodi: FI4000452545 Order book id: 226821 Markkinatakaaja (LP): Carnegie Investment Bank AB Likviditeetin tarjoaminen alkaa: 20.6.2022 Nasdaq Helsinki Global Listing Services

June 16-19, 2022. THE COUNTRY CLUB, USA. The U.S. Open, one of the four men’s Majors and the flagship competition of the United States Golf Association (USGA), is open to all – experienced players and amateurs, legends of the game and newcomers alike. Regardless of their status, all who compete are given the same opportunity. Success, however, comes only to those who seize it. First held at Newport Golf Club, Rhode Island, in 1895, this Major is staged annually at some of the country’s most iconic venues. In 2022, The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts, hosts the tournament. Rolex Testimonees Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Tom Watson, Tiger Woods, Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm adorn the list of previous winners. At this revered event, accuracy is everything, making Rolex, Official Timekeeper since 1980, a perfect partner. Source: https://newsroom.rolex.com/world-of-rolex/rolex-and-sports/rolex-and-golf/us-open/us-open-2022

June 01, 2022. ZURICH. [Group Press Release] Championship heads to Indonesia for the first time. Championship heads to Indonesia for the first time ABB delivering power distribution solutions to the Southern Hemisphere’s tallest building ABB’s solutions improve energy efficiency in drinking water project Latest video in ABB’s series for FIA Girls on Track released New episode of ABB Decoded, with Formula E Founder and Chairman, Alejandro Agag, live on Friday Indonesia will host electric motorsport for the first time this weekend as the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship arrives in Jakarta. The 22 drivers will be competing on a purpose-built 2.37 km circuit, set against the backdrop of Jakarta Bay. With 18 turns and a long, fast, start/finish straight, the track is designed to pull together the best elements of street racing. Theodor Swedjemark, ABB’s Chief Communications and Sustainability Officer, said: “We are looking forward to seeing the ABB Formula E action taking place in this exciting new race location. Although it is a new market for the Championship, ABB has been supporting Indonesia’s economic growth for more than three decades, empowering the nation through leading electrification and automation technologies.” The race track in Jakarta. Image Credit Formula E. Jakarta has experienced rapid urbanization in recent decades and with more than 10 million inhabitants, it is the most populous city in South East Asia. Increasing population density has given rise to a multitude of development requirements and Indonesian property development and management company, PT Putragaya Wahana (PGW), has risen to the challenge. It is developing a large-scale, mixed-use complex, Thamrin Nine, in the heart of the city, centred on Tower 1, which will become the tallest building in Indonesia and the Southern Hemisphere. Building and maintaining the electric power network in high-rise buildings places great demand on ensuring uninterrupted power supply to crucial systems and equipment. ABB is delivering power distribution solutions to ensure the reliability of the electricity supply. Its UniGear switchgear provides the design flexibility and system protection necessary to satisfy the unique requirements of the project. Another project where ABB is supporting development in Indonesia is the central government’s Gresik Drinking Water Project. With a capacity of 1,000 litres per second, it aims to improve drinking water supply for community and industry in the Gresik Regency. ABB is supplying drives and programmable logic controllers to improve efficiency, giving estimated annual energy savings of 37 percent, compared to traditional solutions. The Jakarta E-Prix will also host the latest staging of FIA Girls on Track, of which ABB is global partner. The event will offer girls aged 8 to 18 the opportunity to explore multiple aspects of the motorsport industry through a set of activities and workshops. One of these will focus on ABB Robotics and feature the company’s two newest collaborative robots – YuMi and GoFa. Further supporting this partnership, ABB’s latest video in its FIA Girls on Track series has been released ahead of the race, featuring award-winning Formula E photographer, Lou Johnson. The video explores her experience in the series, the challenges she has faced and the positive diversity and inclusion changes evident within the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. A new episode of ABB Decoded – the podcast that focuses on the technology and trends that are shaping our world – will be available on Friday. Featuring Formula E Founder and Chairman, Alejandro Agag, it explores how he came to create the world's first all-electric international single-seater championship, what inspires him and what’s next. Following Jakarta, the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship heads to Marrakesh for round ten on July 2. ABB (ABBN: SIX Swiss Ex) is a leading global technology company that energizes the transformation of society and industry to achieve a more productive, sustainable future. By connecting software to its electrification, robotics, automation and motion portfolio, ABB pushes the boundaries of technology to drive performance to new levels. With a history of excellence stretching back more than 130 years, ABB’s success is driven by about 105,000 talented employees in over 100 countries. www.abb.com Media Relations media.relations@ch.abb.com +41 43 317 71 11

March 23, 2022. INDIAN WELLS, Calif. From thrilling on-court action featuring historic champions to the tournament’s return to the idyllic desert springtime, the 2022 BNP Paribas Open was an event to remember. Take a look back at the best moments from Tennis Paradise 2022, and relive all of the incredible excitement that greeted fans along the way! Source Link: https://bnpparibasopen.com/news/video-the-story-of-the-2022-bnp-paribas-open/

2022. KAZAKHSTAN 10 SaaS startups will show investors how they achieved their KPIs The Startup Central Eurasia team invites you to take part in Startup KPIs Day, which will take place on July 7th! Startup KPIs Day is not just a venture day. Before presenting their project, startups will go through a selection process. We invite them to use the universal Startup KPIs tool to prove that their project is ready for investment. Based on the results of the calculation, the 10 most successful startups will be able to make a presentation and demonstrate their success indicators: ARR, MRR, Churn, LTV and other growing parameters. Stages of selection for startups: Registration of participants until June 28 The startup selection process, which includes individual online meetings to learn how to use the Startup KPIs calculation tool until June 30 Announcement of 10 participants of the pitch sessions on June 4 Presentation of projects to investors on July 7 We also invite venture funds and business angels to talk about their own advantages of developing a business in Central Eurasia. After that, potential investors and startups will be able to meet in closed Zoom rooms. 📌 Format: online 📌 When: July 7, 2022 📌 Registration on the website of the Startup Central Eurasia platform Subscribe to our telegram channel to follow the news of the platform!

December 2021. GOTHENBERG. We speak to Jesper Ekberg from the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR), and Region Jönköping County in Sweden. As we prepare for the International Forum, which takes place in Gothenburg on 20-22 June 2022 (postponed from March 2022), Jesper Ekberg speaks to us about creating fairer systems to tackle the inequalities in health. "My heart is really beating a lot around quality improvement and how that can come closer to the public health area". Jesper will be involved in three sessions at the conference. M4: Tackling population health together in Europe – what have we learned from the Health Improvement Alliance Europe C7: Life is for living! Population based approaches can beat involuntary loneliness D8: Child health in Sweden – 4 projects to improve equity and give all children the best start in life Podcast release: December 2021 Find out more about the International Forum Gothenburg 2022: internationalforum.bmj.com/gothenburg/

May 11, 2022. MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG, GOOGL) today announced that Bill Ready, President, Commerce, Payments & NBU, Google, will participate in the J.P. Morgan Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference. The session is scheduled for 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, May 25, 2022. To access the live audio webcast of the session, please click here. About Alphabet Inc. Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded Google in September 1998. Since then, the company has grown to more than 160,000 employees worldwide, with a wide range of popular products and platforms like Search, Maps, Ads, Gmail, Android, Chrome, Google Cloud and YouTube. In October 2015, Alphabet became the parent holding company of Google. Contact Investor Relations: investor-relations@abc.xyz Media: press@abc.xyz

May 30, 2022. MUNICH. The war against Ukraine exposed its dependence on fossil fuels. With its highlight showcase – the SimRod e-car – Siemens shows the breadth and depth of its automation and digitalization portfolio. Industry faces a triple challenge: climate change, pandemic, fragile global supply chains. Only a fully Digital Enterprise can adapt – Siemens is showing the way at Hannover Messe. Decarbonization of value chains: Siemens and 14 partners establish an open network (Estainium) for the exchange of climate-relevant data. Industry faces a threefold challenge. The war against Ukraine exposed its dependence on fossil fuels. Supply chains are coming under renewed pressure from lockdowns in Asia. All of this happens with the backdrop of climate change: If industrial societies do not change course, climate change will become irreversible. This triple challenge is a wake-up call: only digitalized companies will survive, grow, and make a positive contribution to society. Cedrik Neike, Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG and CEO Digital Industries: "We have the right technologies. We need to use and scale them. We as an industry must fundamentally change. We must become more transparent and open to cooperation. Make better use of data. Siemens is ready. And we are ready to accompany our customers on this path." New technologies for digital transformation In addition to the societal challenges, there are industry-specific issues: cost pressure, material shortages and a shortage of skilled workers. The ability to flexibly adapt to new challenges will become even more important in the future. The good news is that Siemens offers the right technologies to create customer value - become more profitable and more sustainable, increase transparency, and speed, and ensure availability and scalability. With its highlight showcase – the SimRod e-car – Siemens shows the breadth and depth of its automation and digitalization portfolio. The SimRod allows visitors at the booth to experience the optimization of product and production over the entire life cycle. Digital Twins, Additive Manufacturing, and the use of Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) are revolutionizing planning and manufacturing in the automotive industry. Real and digital worlds, IT (Information Technology) and OT (Operational Technology) are merging and enable endless optimization loops to hit profitability and sustainability targets. In addition, Siemens will be presenting innovations at Hanover to ensure availability and scalability AI-based service edge app for drives : Siemens is expanding its predictive services portfolio with an edge application at Hannover Messe. Fewer production downtimes allow for 30% higher plant availability. Comprehensive solutions for data availability and mobile data access enable large amounts of data to flow from the shop floor to the top floor, connecting IT and OT networks. This allows for greater transparency and speed. Industrial 5G : An industrial 5G router enables applications such as mobile robots in manufacturing. In addition, Siemens – together with Deutsche Messe – provide all companies with access to a private industrial 5G testing field. Siemens establishes network with 14 partners to decarbonize value chains. Yet, this Hannover Messe is not about a single innovation. Isolated technological solutions will not solve the challenges of industry. Only ecosystems will: moving away from individual value capture towards joint value creation. Nowhere is this more urgent than in the fight against climate change. According to the World Economic Forum, industrial value chains account for about 20% of total global carbon emissions. Up to 90% of the CO2 footprint of a product stems from the upstream supply chain. Industry will only achieve its decarbonization targets if it reduces its overall footprint. That is why Siemens – jointly with other members - is initiating the first open, cross-company cooperation network Estainium for the trustworthy exchange of climate-relevant data. Founding members are Merck Group, NTT Data, Weidmüller, WTS Global, ATS Automation Tooling Systems, TÜV SÜD, Bison Forest, CircularTree GmbH, ecobrain AG, Faber-Castell, Ferdinand-Steinbeis-Institut, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Sustainaccount and the University of Technology Sydney. Estainium is the first ecosystem to enable the transfer of actual PCF data on a large scale instead of relying on average data. The decentralized approach with encrypted and verifiable certificates guarantees the trustworthiness of the data and the confidentiality of the supply chain. In addition, the partners are founding an association of the same name to meet the need for standardization and security in the exchange of CO2 footprints. The Estainium Association is based on three pillars: "Technology and Infrastructure", "Standards and Norms" and "Carbon Capture, Use, Storage and Compensation". It uses the disruptive possibilities of digitalization to eliminate economic misallocations and the unsatisfactory and incomplete state of information about the quantity and quality of emissions and resources used along the entire supply chain. Cedrik Neike: "As an industry, we will only become climate-neutral if we know where the emissions come from. With Estainium, we bring transparency to supply chains, we work in an open ecosystem, and we harness the power of data. This is our offer to customers, partners, and competitors. This is our contribution as a company for a better future." Further information on Siemens at Hannover Messe please see www.siemens.com/press/hm and www.siemens.com/hm