Societe Generale

GRENERGY RENOVABLES produce energy independently through the development, financial structuring, building, operation, and maintenance of large-scale renewable energy plants. Grenergy has a strong international presence in Latin America, through a regional strategy that counts with various offices in countries like Mexico, Chile or Peru. In these markets, Grenergy has developed a significant portfolio of wind and solar photovoltaic energy projects, consolidating a diversified and flexible business model that can adapt to the particular circumstances of each market.

Neoen is an independent French energy company specializing in the development, financing, construction, and operation of renewable energy power plants. The company operates various types of facilities, including solar, wind, and biomass plants, and has a notable presence in France, Portugal, Australia, Mexico, Egypt, and El Salvador. As of the end of 2022, Neoen had an operational capacity of 5 GW, with a diverse portfolio comprising 54% solar energy, 35% onshore wind, and 11% utility-scale batteries. The company also engages in developing marine renewable energy projects in France and provides support to photovoltaic project developers and investors in the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of solar power plants both domestically and internationally. Neoen's strategic focus on renewable energy underscores its commitment to sustainable power generation.

GRENERGY RENOVABLES produce energy independently through the development, financial structuring, building, operation, and maintenance of large-scale renewable energy plants. Grenergy has a strong international presence in Latin America, through a regional strategy that counts with various offices in countries like Mexico, Chile or Peru. In these markets, Grenergy has developed a significant portfolio of wind and solar photovoltaic energy projects, consolidating a diversified and flexible business model that can adapt to the particular circumstances of each market.

BlaBlaCar is a leading long-distance carpooling platform that connects drivers with available seats to passengers seeking rides. By facilitating shared journeys, it enables users to save on travel costs while also reducing their carbon footprint. The platform emphasizes security and trust, featuring verified member profiles and the unique ability for users to indicate their preferred level of conversation during rides. Operating in 22 countries, including nations across Europe, Russia, Turkey, Mexico, Brazil, and India, BlaBlaCar fosters a global network of drivers and passengers. The company is headquartered in Paris and offers both a website and mobile applications to streamline the connection process between users.

Neoen is an independent French energy company specializing in the development, financing, construction, and operation of renewable energy power plants. The company operates various types of facilities, including solar, wind, and biomass plants, and has a notable presence in France, Portugal, Australia, Mexico, Egypt, and El Salvador. As of the end of 2022, Neoen had an operational capacity of 5 GW, with a diverse portfolio comprising 54% solar energy, 35% onshore wind, and 11% utility-scale batteries. The company also engages in developing marine renewable energy projects in France and provides support to photovoltaic project developers and investors in the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of solar power plants both domestically and internationally. Neoen's strategic focus on renewable energy underscores its commitment to sustainable power generation.

Fortuna Silver Mines Inc. is a rapidly growing silver producer with two low-cost operating mines and commanding land positions in Peru and Mexico. Established in 2005, with a mandate to acquire silver-rich exploration projects and producing mines in Latin America, Fortuna's management team has effectively implemented a disciplined growth strategy. In 2014, silver and gold production increased for the eighth consecutive year, reaching 6.6 million ounces of silver and 35,316 ounces of gold at a consolidated all-in sustaining cash cost (AISCC) per ounce of silver of US$14.48, net of by-product credits. Drawing on mineral reserves as of December 31, 2014 containing approximately 41 million ounces of silver and 252,000 ounces of gold, Fortuna expects to produce 6.5 million ounces of silver and 35,300 ounces of gold, plus significant lead and zinc by-products in 2015. The estimated consolidated AISCC, net of by-product credits, is $16.61 per ounce of silver, which includes $4.00 per ounce attributed to the mill expansion underway at San Jose. Fortuna is targeting growth in both reserves and production by leveraging its industry expertise in Latin America. Management is committed to operating profitability and maintaining industry best practices while striving for excellence in employee relations, community outreach and safeguarding of the environment. Fortuna is financially stable and has no long-term debt or hedging programs. Shares of the company trade mainly on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: FSM) and the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: FVI). Fortuna is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada and maintains management offices in Lima, Peru. The company employs over 1,600 people in Canada, Peru and Mexico.