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Order for the Selection of Company Addresses Version: 08.04.2010 Invoice Recipient: Fax 02151/635 44 356 Name/Company:... Street Address:... ZIP/City:... Contact:... Tel. No.:... CIC Member: Yes No Selection by: -Region (e.

1 Order for the Selection of Company Addresses Version: Invoice Recipient: Fax 02151/ Name/Company:... Street Address:... ZIP/City:... Contact:... Tel. No.:... CIC Member: Yes No Selection by: -Region (e.g. towns or cities, CIC districts, ZIP code areas, federal states, nationwide, etc.)... -Sectors or industries (List on pages 4 to 7)... -Number of employees (Optional info, only possible with CR companies) and more all -Company type (Nos. 1-3 listed in the register of companies, nos. 4 and 5 solely commercially registered companies) Headquarters Permanent offices Subsidiaries Small Businesses (STs)* Private Companies (PCs)* *STs and PCs can only be selected for the IHK region Middle Lower Rhine -Registration date for CR companies or founding date for STs Please enter date:... Seite 1 von 7

2 Data output: Print list Excel sheet Access file File on CD File sent via (please enter address): For CR companies, the CIC will provide the company name, address and sector/industry. The number of employees will only be included if the companies opted to include that data. For STs, name, address and industry will be included. Data sort order: Alphabetical by name by ZIP by industry by number of employees Terms of Use: The Chamber of Industry and Commerce Mittlerer Niederrhein maintains a database, from which specific company addresses can be selected. The database contains all commercially registered companies (CR companies) and all other entities licensed to trade (sole traders), unless they have not opted out of the dissemination of their data. These addresses provided by the Chamber of Industry and Commerce Mittlerer Niederrhein are intended for business communication purposes only (support of business relationships) and may only be used for the purposes stated in the order and without reference to the Chamber of Industry and Commerce Mittlerer Niederrhein. Any other use, sale, duplication or dissemination to third parties is not permitted. Supplementary Note: Telephone marketing is fundamentally anticompetitive ( 7 UWG -Unfair Competition Law), unless the call recipient has agreed to be included in such campaigns. This applies to telephone marketing in regards to private persons as well as business entities. In general, unsolicited marketing via , fax or automatic dialler is prohibited, unless the recipient of such campaigns has agreed to be included. Page 2 of 7

3 We accept no liability regarding the correctness or completeness of the delivered data. Any liability for damages arising from the use of this data is expressly excluded. This shall not apply to instances of intent and gross negligence. Fees: The Chamber of Industry and Commerce Mittlerer Niederrhein charges CIC members a basic fee of and non-members a basic fee of (excl. VAT) per process run. A basic fee payment covers 50 addresses. Each additional address will be charged at 0.12 (members) and 0.15 (non-members). You will receive an invoice by post. Would you like to be informed by phone of the number of addresses you will receive and the total cost for the list? (Check box for 'Yes'. ) Explanation: We declare explicitly that the company addresses will be utilised for the stated purpose only and that they will be used in compliance with the terms of use and will not be disseminated to third parties. Please enter purpose:... (This input is mandatory, as otherwise your order cannot be processed.) Date Stamp and signature Page 3 of 7

4 List of Industries 01 Agriculture, hunting and associated activities 01.3 Tree nurseries and cultivation of plants for the purpose of propagation 01.4 Husbandry 02 Forestry and logging 03 Fishery and aquaculture 05 Coal mining 06 Extraction of crude oil and natural gas 07 Ore mining 08 Stone and earth quarrying and other mining 08.1 Extraction of natural stone, gravel, sand, clay and kaolin 09 Service provision for mining and for the extraction of stone and earth 10 Production of food and feeds 10.1 Butchering and meat processing 10.2 Fish processing 10.3 Fruit and vegetable processing 10.4 Production of plant and animal oils and fats 10.5 Dairy manufacturing 10.6 Grinding and hulling mills, production of starch and starch products 10.7 Bakery goods and pasta production 10.8 Production of other food stuffs 10.9 Feed production 11 Beverage production 12 Tobacco processing 13 Textile manufacture 13.2 Weaving mills 13.9 Production of other textiles 14 Clothing manufacture 15 Leather, leather goods and shoe manufacture 15.2 Shoe manufacture 16 Manufacture of wood, weave, wicker and cork products (excl. furniture) 16.1 Sawing, planing and wood conservation facilities 17 Paper and carton manufacture and resulting goods 17.2 Goods manufacture from paper, carton and cardboard 18 Production of print media; reproduction of recorded audio, visual and data media 19 Coking plants and mineral oil processing 20 Chemicals production 20.2 Production of insecticides, pesticides and disinfectants 20.3 Production of paints, inks and grouts 20.4 Production of soaps, detergents, cleaning agents and hygiene articles and scents 20.5 Other chemical production 20.6 Production of chemical fibres 21 Production of pharmaceutical goods 21.2 Production of specialist pharmaceuticals and other pharmaceuticals 22 Production of rubber and plastic goods 23 Manufacture of glass and glassware products, ceramics, stone and earth processing 23.2 Production of refractory ceramic materials and goods 23.3 Production of ceramic construction materials 23.4 Manufacture of other porcelain and ceramic goods 23.5 Manufacture of concrete, lime and calcined gypsum 23.6 Production of concrete, cement and gypsum goods 23.7 Handling and processing of natural stone 23.9 Production of grinding media and abrasive materials on substrates and other products from non-metal minerals 24 Metal production and processing 24.5 Foundries 25 Manufacture of metal products 25.5 Manufacture of forged, die-cast, drawn and stamped parts 25.6 Surface refinement and heat treatment 25.7 Manufacture of cutlery, tools, locks and fittings 25.9 Production of other metal wares Page 4 of 7

5 26 Production of data processing devices, electronic and optical products 26.1 Manufacture of electronic components and printed circuit boards 26.2 Manufacture of data processing devices and peripherals 26.3 Manufacture of devices and systems in the field of telecommunications 26.4 Production of devices in the field of consumer electronics 26.5 Manufacture of measuring, control, navigation and similar instruments and devices Clock manufacture 26.6 Herstellung von Bestrahlungs- und Elektrotherapiegeräten und elektromedizinischen Geräten 26.7 Manufacture of optical and photographic instruments and devices 26.8 Manufacture of magnetic and optical data media 27 Manufacture of electric equipment 27.1 Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers, electric distribution and switching devices 27.2 Manufacture of batteries and accumulators 27.3 Manufacture of cables and electric installation material 27.4 Manufacture of electric lamps and lights 27.5 Production of household devices 27.9 Production of other electr. equipment and devices 28 Mechanical engineering 29 Production of automobiles and automotive parts 29.2 Production of car bodies, superstructures and trailers 29.3 Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles 30 Other automotive construction 30.1 Ship and boat building 30.2 Rail vehicle construction 30.3 Aviation and spacecraft engineering 30.9 Vehicle production 31.0 Furniture manufacture 32 Production of other goods 32.1 Manufacture of coins, jewellery and similar products 32.2 Manufacture of musical instruments 32.3 Manufacture of sports equipment 32.4 Toy production 32.5 Production of medical and dental equipment and materials 33 Repair and installation of machines and equipment 35 Energy supply 35.1 Electricity supply 35.2 Gas supply 35.3 Heating and cooling supply 36.0 Water supply 37.0 Wastewater disposal 38 Collection, processing and removal of waste; recycling 38.1 Waste collection 38.2 Waste processing and disposal 38.3 Recycling 39.0 Remediation of environmental pollution and other disposal 41 Building construction 42 Civil engineering 43 Preparatory construction work, construction installation, etc. Finishing trades 45 Automotive trade; automotive service and repairs 46 Wholesale (exc. vehicle trade) 46.1 Wholesale trade 46.2 Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and livestock 46.3 Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco products 46.4 Wholesale of consumer goods and consumables 46.5 Wholesale of IT and communication technology 46.6 Wholesale of other machinery, equipment and accessories 46.7 Other wholesale 47 Retail (exc. vehicle trade) 47.1 Retail of miscellaneous goods (in shops) 47.2 Retail of food, beverages and tobacco products (in shops) 47.3 Retail of fuels (filling stations) 47.4 Retail of IT and communication technology (in shops) Page 5 of 7

6 47.5 Retail of other household devices, textiles, DIY and furnishings (in shops) 47.6 Retail for editorial products, sports equipment and toys 47.7 Retail with other goods 47.8 Retail in booths and on markets 47.9 Retail, not in shops, booths or markets 49 Overland traffic and transport in pipelines 50 Shipping 51 Aviation 52.1 Warehousing 53 Post, courier and express services 55 Accommodation 55.1 Hotels, inns and B&Bs 55.2 Holiday homes and similar accommodation 55.3 Camping sites 55.9 Other accommodation 56 Catering 56.1 Restaurants, pubs, snack bars, cafes, ice cream parlours, etc Catering services 56.3 Beverage services 58 Publishing 58.1 Publishing of books, magazines; other publishing (excl. software) 58.2 Software publishing 59 Production, distribution and rental of films and TV programmes; cinema; Sound studios and music publishing 59.1 Production of films and TV programmes, their rental and distribution; cinema 59.2 Sound studios; production of radio programming; publication of recorded sound media and 60 Broadcasters 60.1 Radio broadcasters 60.2 TV broadcasters 61 Telecommunications 61.1 Wired telecommunications 61.2 Wireless telecommunications 61.3 Satellite telecommunications 61.9 Other telecommunications 62.0 IT service providers 63 IT services 63.1 Data processing, hosting and associated services; web portals 63.9 Other information technology services 64 Financial services 64.1 Central banks and credit institutions 65.1 Insurances 66.1 Activities associated with financial services 66.2 Activities associated with insurance services and pension providers 68.1 Purchase and sale of private properties, buildings and dwellings 68.2 Rental, lease of own or leased properties, buildings or dwellings 68.3 Mediation and administration of properties, buildings and dwellings for third parties 69 Legal and tax consulting, auditing 69.1 Legal advice 69.2 Auditing and tax consulting; bookkeeping 70.1 Administration and leadership for companies and firms 70.2 Public relations and business consulting 71 Architecture and engineering firms; technical, physical and chemical analyses 71.1 Architectural and engineering offices 71.2 Technical, physical and chemical analyses 72 Research and development 73.1 Advertising 73.2 Market research 74 Other freelance, scientific and technical professions 74.1 Studios for textile, jewellery, graphics and similar designs 74.2 Photography and photo laboratories 74.3 Translation and interpreting 74.9 Other freelance, scientific and technical professions not mentioned otherwise 75.0 Veterinarians Page 6 of 7

77 Lease of movable objects 77.1 Lease of automobiles 77.2 Lease of consumer goods 77.3 Lease of machinery, equipment and other movable objects 78.1 Labour recruitment 79.

7 77 Lease of movable objects 77.1 Lease of automobiles 77.2 Lease of consumer goods 77.3 Lease of machinery, equipment and other movable objects 78.1 Labour recruitment 79.1 Travel agencies and tour operators 80 Security services and detective agencies 81 Building maintenance; gardening and landscaping 81.1 Building caretakers 81.2 Cleaning services for buildings, streets and public transport 81.3 Gardening and landscaping as well as other gardening services 82 Industrial services for companies and private individuals 82.1 Secretarial and writing services; copy shops 82.2 Call centers 82.3 Trade fair, exhibition and conference organisers 82.9 Other industrial services for companies and private individuals 84 Public administration, defence; social security 85 Education and teaching 86 Health services 87 Care homes (excl. recreational and holiday homes) 88 Social services (excl. homes) 90 Creative, artistic and entertainment activities 91 Libraries, archives, museums, botanical gardens and zoos 92 Gambling, betting and lottery agencies 93 Sports, entertainment and recreational services 94 Lobbies, churches and other religious associations 95 Data processing equipment repair and consumer device repair 96 Services for primarily the private sector 97 Private households with domestic staff 98 Production of goods and provision of services for private households for private use A list (56 pages) with additional defined numbers for industry branches can be requested by mail. You can also download a complete list with explanations in PDF format (828 pages) from the internet. The link is: Basics Classifications Classification of industry branches, edition 2008 Your contact: Kathrin Brost Tel. No.: +49 (0) Fax No.: +49 (0) brost@krefeld.ihk.de Page 7 of 7

Chapter 23: Classifications

Chapter 23: Classifications Regrouping and coding of industries (A) and products (P) The classifications of activities and products to be used are NACE Rev. 2 and CPA 2008. The corresponding aggregations