04 February 2020

Shareholder/Analyst Call: LIC 2019/20 Half Year Results

Livestock Improvement Corporation (NZX: LIC) (LIC) announced its half year results on Wednesday 29 January 2020.

MARKET STATEMENT

Livestock Improvement Corporation (NZX: LIC) (LIC) announced its half year results on Wednesday 29 January 2020.

Shareholders and analysts are invited to participate in a call to discuss the results at 1:00pm NZT on Wednesday 5th February 2020.

Conference ID: 2594655

New Zealand 0800 452 782
Canada 1855 5616 766
China 4001 203 085
Hong Kong 30082034
India 1800 2666 836
Japan 0120 994 669
Singapore 800 616 2288
United Kingdom 0808 234 0757
United States 1855 293 1544
Australia 1800 304 945

For countries not listed above, please dial the following New Zealand toll number: +64 9 887 6907.

The call will be hosted by Murray King (Board Chair), Wayne McNee (Chief Executive) and David Hazlehurst (Chief Financial Officer), who will speak briefly to the results and then answer any questions.

A full recording and transcript of the call will be available for download from the LIC website from Friday 7^th February: https://www.lic.co.nz/shareholders/annual-reports/

For investor relations questions, please contact:

Gillian Brennan
Company Secretary
[email protected]
+64 7 856 0700

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