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AGM Information May 19, 2022

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Next PLC

19 May 2022

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NEXT plc (the "Company")

Results of 2022 Annual General Meeting ("AGM")

The Board of NEXT plc is pleased to announce that at the AGM of NEXT shareholders held on 19 May 2022 all resolutions as set out in the Notice of Meeting contained in the Annual Report and Accounts for the year ended 29 January 2022 were passed.

All resolutions were put to the meeting and approved on a poll and results are detailed below.

The total number of shares on the register at 6.30 pm on 17 May 2022, being those eligible to be voted on at the AGM, was 131,025,480. 

For Against TOTAL VOTES CAST % of shares on register at 6.30pm 17 May 2022 Votes withheld1
Resolution Special / Ordinary No. of Votes % No. of Votes % No. of Votes % No. of Votes
1 To receive and adopt the accounts and reports of the directors and auditor Ordinary 98,961,891 99.65 346,866 0.35 99,308,757 75.79% 816,554
2 To approve the Remuneration Report Ordinary 92,593,169 92.49 7,515,888 7.51 100,109,057 76.40% 16,254
3 To declare a dividend of 127 pence per ordinary share Ordinary 100,074,018 99.95 48,144 0.05 100,122,162 76.41% 3,149
4 To elect Soumen Das as a director Ordinary 99,834,914 99.72 283,679 0.28 100,118,593 76.41% 6,718
5 To re-elect Jonathan Bewes as a director Ordinary 96,783,163 96.67 3,336,117 3.33 100,119,280 76.41% 6,031
6 To re-elect Tom Hall as a director Ordinary 98,467,849 98.35 1,650,697 1.65 100,118,546 76.41% 6,765
7 To re-elect Tristia Harrison as a director Ordinary 99,038,709 98.92 1,080,470 1.08 100,119,179 76.41% 6,132
8 To re-elect Amanda James as a director Ordinary 99,557,729 99.44 561,937 0.56 100,119,666 76.41% 5,645
9 To re-elect Richard Papp as a director Ordinary 99,626,744 99.51 492,536 0.49 100,119,280 76.41% 6,031
10 To re-elect Michael Roney as a director Ordinary 84,483,165 87.63 11,930,924 12.37 96,414,089 73.58% 3,711,222
11 To re-elect Jane Shields as a director Ordinary 99,633,715 99.52 485,531 0.48 100,119,246 76.41% 6,065
12 To re-elect Dame Dianne Thompson as a director Ordinary 99,024,746 98.91 1,091,206 1.09 100,115,952 76.41% 9,359
13 To re-elect Lord Wolfson as a director Ordinary 99,618,011 99.50 502,954 0.50 100,120,965 76.41% 4,346
14 To re-appoint PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as auditor Ordinary 99,325,866 99.21 795,234 0.79 100,121,100 76.41% 4,211
15 To authorise the Audit Committee to set the auditor's remuneration Ordinary 100,112,121 99.99 9,643 0.01 100,121,764 76.41% 3,547
16  Directors' authority to allot shares Ordinary 96,821,138 96.71 3,298,258 3.29 100,119,396 76.41% 5,915
17 General authority to disapply pre-emption rights Special 99,754,897 99.86 136,226 0.14 99,891,123 76.24% 234,188
18 Additional authority to disapply pre-emption rights Special 97,000,117 97.11 2,890,480 2.89 99,890,597 76.24% 234,714
19 Authority for on-market purchase of own shares Special 98,969,681 98.87 1,130,503 1.13 100,100,184 76.40% 25,127
202 Authority for off-market purchases of own shares 98,830,735 98.73 1,268,311 1.27 100,099,046 76.40% 26,265
Less votes disregarded under the provisions of the Companies Act 2006 Special (3,000,000) (3,000,000)
Resolution 20 total 95,830,735 98.69 1,268,311 1.31 97,099,046.00 74.10% 26,265
21 Notice period of general meetings Special 95,536,437 95.42 4,584,257 4.58 100,120,694 76.41% 4,617

Note1:  The 'Vote Withheld' option is provided to enable the shareholder to abstain on any resolution. It is not a vote in law and is not counted in the calculation of the proportion of votes for and against a resolution.

Note2: The total maximum number of Ordinary Shares which may be purchased by NEXT for cancellation pursuant to such contingent purchase contracts is 3.0 million. Next has disregarded 3.0 million votes from both the total number of votes cast in favour of the resolution and the total votes cast so that the voting of those shares did not affect the result of the poll.

In accordance with LR 9.6.2 and 9.2.6ER(1), a copy of resolutions passed as special business will be submitted as soon as practicable to the National Storage Mechanism and will be available shortly for inspection at https://data.fca.org.uk/#/nsm/nationalstoragemechanism.

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