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The extraordinary general meeting for EIC Electricity SA will take place on December 21, 2004 in Zug. Please refer to the PDF documents below for further detail.

Please refer to the PDF document link below to download the November 2004 report for the EIC Energy Utility Fund.

Please refer to the PDF document link below to download the article on the EIC Energy Utility Fund, which appeared in the le Temps on November 23, 2004.

Dear Investor,

EIC Partners AG is delighted to invite you to the presentation of the EIC Energy Utility Fund. Presentations will be held on November 22 at the Park Hyatt in Zurich and on November 23 at the Mandarin Oriental Hôtel du Rhône in Geneva. Please refer to the document link below to downlo...

In a survey conducted by Bloomberg, the EIC Energy Utility Fund has been ranked as the sixth best performing fund among 341 equity funds domiciled in Switzerland (see attachment). The survey relates to the 12 months performance until October 31, 2004. Please refer to the document link below to view ...

In the second quarter, EIC’s Net Asset Value per share (“NAV”) remained practically unchanged at 14.60 CHF per share. Share price rose from CHF 13.80 to 14.50. Please refer to the document link below to download the full third quarter report.

In September, the EIC Energy Utility Fund gained 1.6% (in CHF), compared to the flat performance of the benchmark (MSCI World Utilities). Please refer to the document link below to download the full monthly report for the EIC Energy Utility Fund for the month ended September 30, 2004.

In August, U.S. utilities outperformed the broad market benefiting from a decline in long-term Treasury bond yields. Please refer to the document link below to download the full monthly report for the EIC Energy Utility Fund for the month ended August 31, 2004.

Please refer to the document link below to download the half-year report 2004 for EIC Electricity SA.

Besides sustained strenght in European power prices, dividend growth will be the second key value driver for European utilities. Payout ratios in the sector are still low relative to earnings and free cash flow profiles. Please refer to the PDF document link below to view the full July monthly repor...