CEC 24th AGM – Transcript of Proceedings

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CEC 24th AGM – Transcript of the Auditor’s Presentation

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CEC 24th AGM – Transcript of Management Presentation on Operations and Finance

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CEC 24th AGM – Transcript of the Q and A Session

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CEC – Annual Report (2020)

The annual report is the principal official communication in the relevant period to our stakeholder groups who include our shareholders, customers, communities and business partners. It concisely and adequately summarises key outcomes covering our people, stakeholders, governance, operations and financial performance.

This report, for the period 1st January to 31st December 2020, reviews the many different aspects of our business from both a strategic and operational perspective; integrating all material aspects of the business and demonstrating sustainable value creation.

The report provides an interconnected performance review of the business, enabling an appreciation of the underpinning strategy, the reasons and the actions driving that strategy. The business model of CEC is explained to show how revenue is created as are the operations forming the heart of the business for an appreciation of the Company’s value proposition and longevity. CEC’s governance structures support the delivery of its strategic objectives, and implementation of its vision and mission. Hence, a substantial portion of the report is given to matters of governance and leadership.

The report is organized in parts, for ease of reference, starting with notable highlights, led by the our Chairman of the Board of Directors. The strategic and operational performance section opens with a message from the Managing Director and covers our people performance, health and environment, operations, social and stakeholder performance. The Chief Financial Officer’s report
leads the financial performance section of this report.

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CEC – Annual Report (2021)

The annual report is the principal official communication in the relevant financial period to our stakeholder groups who include our shareholders, customers, employees, communities and business partners. It concisely and adequately summarises key outcomes covering our people, stakeholders, governance, operations and financial performance.

This report, for the period 1 January to 31 December 2021, reviews the many different aspects of our business from both a strategic and operational perspective; integrating all material aspects of the business and demonstrating sustainable value creation.

The report provides an interconnected performance review of the business, enabling an appreciation of the underpinning strategy, the reasons and the actions driving that strategy. The business model of CEC is explained to show how revenue is created as are the operations forming the heart of the business for an appreciation of the Company’s value proposition and longevity. CEC’s governance structures support the delivery of its strategic objectives, and implementation of its vision and mission. Hence, a substantial portion of the report is given to matters of governance and leadership.

The report is organized in parts, for ease of reference, starting with notable highlights, led by our Chairman of the Board of Directors. The strategic and operational performance section opens with a message from the Managing Director and covers our people performance, health and environment, operations, commercial, social and stakeholder performance. The Chief Financial Officer’s report leads the financial performance section of this report, which also details performance through the different annual financial statements.

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Investrust Plc Extract from 2019 Annual Report

Investrust Bank Plc (“Investrust”) recorded a 40.4% decrease in interest income to ZMW88.33 million during the year ended 31st December 2018 (2017: ZMW148.1 million). Total operating
expenses increased by 5.2% on a year-on-year basis to ZMW157.40 million (2017: ZMW149.65 million). During the year under review, the bank recorded a loss of ZMW109.19 million (2017: ZMW38.00 million net loss).

For the period under review, ZCCM-IH successfully increased its shareholding from 45.4% to 71.4%. As a strategic investor, ZCCM-IH is currently driving a strategy to restructure and recapitalize the Bank.

The Bank’s share price on the LuSE closed the period under review at ZMW12.0 (2017: ZMW13.50).

There were no dividends declared during the financial year ended 31st December 2018 (2017: Nil).

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METS Extract from 2019 Annual Report

Misenge Environmental and Technical Services Limited (METS) earned a total of ZMW8.8 million (audited) as revenue for the year ended 31 March 2019 (2018: ZMW5.48 million). Of
the revenue, ZMW6.4 million was realised from recurring services to ZCCM-IH (2018: ZMW4.6 million) and ZMW2.4 million was from non ZCCM-IH sources (2018: ZMW0.88 million). METS recorded a net loss of ZMW2.5 million (2018: ZMW1.9 million loss).

METS continued its drive towards increasing third party business by taking part in several bids throughout the year.

There were no dividends declared during the year under review (2018: Nil).

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Maamba Colliers LTD Extract from 2019 Annual Report

MCL reported total revenue of ZMW2,486.60 million (US$ 222.10 million) for the financial year ended 31 March 2019 [(2018: ZMW1,172.00 (US$122.73 million)] and had profit after tax of
ZMW554.21 million (US$49.50 million) [(2018: ZMW148.87 million (US$15.59 million). The increase in revenue was due to increased demand for high grade coal from customers and steady production from the thermal power plant, while profit was driven by increased revenue and a deferred tax liability.

During the period under review, Maamba experienced liquidity challenges as a result of late receipt of payments from off takers. Efforts were made to restructure the payments of
outstanding receivables indicating commitment from both parties to rectify the situation. Management of Maamba were committed to cost efficiency measures and remains positive as the company looks forward to the restructuring of tariffs that would remedy systemic mismatches in the sector.

There were no dividends declared during the year under review (2018: Nil).

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Ndola Lime Company Ltd Extract from 2019 Annual Report

During the year, two former employees of NLC made an application to initiate Business Rescue Plan proceedings against the Company. An Interim Business Rescue Administrator
was appointed to run the affairs of NLC.

ZCCM-IH made an application in court challenging whether NLC qualifies to be put under Business Rescue Operations. The matter is still undergoing a court process.

Ndola Lime Company Limited (NLC) reported total revenues for the financial year ended 31st March 2019 of ZMW74.3 million (2018: ZMW60.1 million) and a loss after tax of ZMW234 million (2018: ZMW 187 million loss).

There were no dividends declared during the year under review (2018: Nil)

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