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Kering Notes Arbitration Ruling Granting PUMA Trademark Rights in Spain

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June 28, 2010
Kering Notes Arbitration Ruling Granting PUMA Trademark Rights in Spain
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Ad Hoc Release Pursuant to § 15 WpHG

Law / Arbitration

PUMA AG Rudolf Dassler Sport (ISIN: DE00069696303 WKN: 696960)
PUMA WAY 1, D-91074 Herzogenaurach

Herzogenaurach, Germany, June 29th, 2010 – Sportlifestyle Company PUMA herewith declares that the former Spanish license holder Estudio 2000 S.A., which owned several PUMA trademark rights, has been obliged to vest these to PUMA according to the arbitration ruling. Through the vesting of all of the word, image and combined PUMA trademark rights in Spain, PUMA would ultimately own all trademark rights and take over the operational business in Spain, hence ensuring a consistent brand management strategy.

According to the arbitration ruling, the vesting of the trademark rights is subject to a one-time payment of up to 98 million Euros to Estudio 2000 S.A.. However, after a thorough legal assessment, PUMA will challenge the ruling. Management believes that a favourable outcome is more likely than not. Pursuant to § 15 WpHG PUMA informs herewith the financial markets of this contingent liability.

This ad hoc release does not constitute an offer to sell nor is it a solicitation to buy any securities.

(Press Release)

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