Simplification of our historic dual-headed legal structure

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Percentages of the group’s combined ordinary share capital, calculated by reference to the total number of issued ordinary shares of NV and PLC (excluding treasury shares) as at 31.12.17 Simplification at a glance – what is it? Unilever PLC Incorporated in the UK Unilever NV Incorporated in the Netherlands Equalisation agreements 55% market cap 45% market cap From a dual-headed legal structure: To a single parent structure: New Unilever NV Incorporated in the Netherlands - simpler structure - improved corporate governance Listed in London Share price & dividends in GBP Listed in Amsterdam Share price & dividends in Euro Listed in New York Share price & dividends in USD

Volatile markets Strategic rationale – why Unilever will be a better company Simpler Greater flexibility for strategic portfolio change Improved corporate governance One global pool of liquidity

Current practice for NV and PLC Continue in New NV Applying both UK and Dutch Corporate Governance Codes Applying UK, Dutch and US listing rules* Annual re-election of directors incl. CEO Separate Chairman and CEO One-tier Board with diverse experiences 5% + 5% disapplication of pre-emption rights** Binding vote on Directors’ Remuneration Policy at least every three years Advisory vote on Directors’ Remuneration Report every year Continuing with core corporate governance features * including related party and material transaction safeguards ** implemented at 2018 AGMs for both NV and PLC

Current practice for NV and PLC New NV corporate governance Voting rights Shareholders of PLC vote independently from NV One constituency: One share, one vote principle Classes of shares NV shares; NV preference shares with high-voting rights PLC shares Single class of shares*, one global pool of liquidity No preference shares* Trust Office Depositary receipt structure Trust Office exists in Unilever NV; Trust Office held 77% of NV shares at 31.12.17 and represented 33% of votes at 2017 NV AGM No trust office (as Trust Office and depositary receipt structure will be terminated)** Convene a general meeting NV: District court at request of shareholders holding > 10% of issued capital PLC: Shareholders holding > 5% of issued capital Shareholders with > 3% of issued capital can require a general meeting to be convened within 8 weeks Nominate/propose removal of director Table resolution NV: Shareholders holding > 1% of issued capital PLC: Shareholders holding > 5% of issued capital; or 100 shareholders each holding ca. 3,200 shares*** Shareholders holding > 1% of issued capital Amending Articles of Association NV: >50% of votes cast at general meeting****, at proposal of the Board PLC: >75% of votes cast at general meeting, at proposal of the Board or Shareholders > 75% of votes cast at general meeting, at proposal of the Board or Shareholders Disapplication of pre-emption rights Share buy-back authority Capital reduction NV: >50% of votes cast at general meeting PLC: >75% of votes cast at general meeting > 75% of votes cast at general meeting And further strengthening our corporate governance * Cancellation of NV preference shares upon Simplification; ** Termination of depositary receipt structure subject to approval from depositary receipt holders; *** In the case of an AGM; **** Some amendments require class meetings

Timeline 15 March 18 announcement of proposal 11th Sept 18 – Documentation sent to shareholders 25/26 Oct 18 – NV and PLC shareholder meetings and votes 23rd Dec 18 – Expected Completion Engagement with shareholders, index providers, proxy agencies on proposal

Volatile markets Things to clarify PLC shareholder – Institutions vs Private Forced Selling? Unilever ‘Britishness’ No Dividend Withholding Tax (DWT) Unilever and the London Stock Exchange Outcome

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Volatile markets Index inclusion NV has a market capitalisation of ca. €70bn and PLC has a market capitalisation of ca. €60bn Currently NV is the 13th largest constituent of the Euro STOXX 50 index and PLC is the 10th largest constituent of the FTSE 100 Index Unilever is a constituent of many other indices managed by FTSE Russell, MSCI, STOXX and other index providers (including Euro, Europe ex UK, EAFE, pan-Europe, World and other broader international indices) After Simplification: Regrettably it is very unlikely that New NV will be in the FTSE UK Index Series, following active engagement with FTSE Russell New NV, will likely have a higher weighting in many of the other indices and is expected to be the 3rd largest constituent of the Euro STOXX 50 index In many other indices, the weighting will effectively be the same as today, as both NV and PLC are current constituents Market capitalisation based on issued ordinary share capital as at the 17th August. PLC converted to Euro using the exchange rate at close of business on 17th August.

Volatile markets Tax Dutch Dividend Withholding Tax (DWT) According to the Dutch coalition agreement in October 2017, no DWT would be due nor required to be withheld by New NV as from 1 January 2020. However, any dividends paid by New NV in the period between completion of Simplification and 1 January 2020 would ordinarily be subject to 15% DWT New NV will take steps shortly following Simplification to enable New NV to make dividend substitution payments to shareholders prior to the abolition of DWT that would not be subject to DWT If DWT were not abolished as anticipated, New NV would continue to apply the arrangements described above to enable shareholders to receive dividend substitution payments free of DWT for as long as possible No tax is generally expected to arise for shareholders who hold their shares as an investment and are resident in the UK, US or the Netherlands, on exchange of their current PLC or NV shares for ordinary shares in New NV

Simplification of our historic dual-headed legal structure