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Natixis - Information relating to the liquidity contract as of June 30, 2021

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Paris July 1, 2021

Half-yearly report relative to the liquidity contract entered into between NATIXIS and ODDO BHF SCA

Under the liquidity contract relative to NATIXIS shares, entered into between NATIXIS and ODDO CORPORATE FINANCE, the following resources were listed on the liquidity account at June 30, 2021:

  • 2,362,187 NATIXIS shares

  • €13,913,588.18

We remind you that on implementing the contract, the following resources were listed on the liquidity account:

  • 3,566,311 NATIXIS shares

  • €5,313,783.30

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