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3 0 JUNE 2 0 0 7 ANNUAL RESULTS [ Photo title position - Clayton to delete] I NG OFFI CE FUND 29 August 2007 PRESENTERS Speakers Ben Brayshaw Valentino Tanfara Assistant Fund Manager CEO ING Office Fund ING Office Fund International


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I NG OFFI CE FUND 3 0 JUNE 2 0 0 7 ANNUAL RESULTS

29 August 2007

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PRESENTERS

Ben Brayshaw Assistant Fund Manager ING Office Fund Valentino Tanfara CEO ING Office Fund Philip La Pierre Director Acquisitions ING Real Estate Europe

Speakers International guest speakers

Hans Copier Fund Manager ING Dutch Office Fund/ Country Manager Netherlands Rob Greer Portfolio Manager ING Clarion US

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AGENDA

► Fund Achievem ents ► Portfolio Update ► European Update ► I NG Dutch Office Fund ► US Update ► Grow th Strategies & Outlook

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FUND ACHI EVEMENTS

388 George Street, Sydney

Valentino Tanfara, CEO I NG Office Fund

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FUND ACHI EVEMENTS

► Strong perform ance

> Total return of 32.8% (1) > Increased earnings and distributions

► Delivering on total return strategy

> Acquisitions into strong total return markets > Further disposals of non core assets

► Driving portfolio returns

> Continued leasing success and retention > Enhanced property values

(1) Source: UBS

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RESULTS SUMMARY

2 0 0 7 2006 Change Distributable Income(1) $ 1 2 4 .3 m $111.7m 11% Distributable income per unit (1) 1 0 .8 c 10.7c 1% Distributions (Headline) Distributions (Normalised) 1 1 .5 c(2) 1 0 .5 c(3) 10.3c 10.3c 12% 2% Retained earnings $ 1 4 .0 m $11.8m $2.2m Net asset value per unit (4) $ 1 .7 3 $1.39 24%

(1) Excludes: revaluation of investments and derivatives, profit on sales and rental straight lining (2) Includes special distribution of 1.0cpu (3) Excludes special distribution (4) I ncludes provision for deferred income tax

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CONSI STENT GROW TH I N DI STRI BUTABLE EARNI NGS

10 10.1 10.3 10.8 10.7 10.8 9.0 9.2 9.4 9.6 9.8 10.0 10.2 10.4 10.6 10.8 11.0 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 10.5

Note: 2005 headline result includes one-off lease termination payment of 0.3 cpu

10.0

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KEY STATI STI CS

June 2 0 0 7 June 2006 Total assets (look through) $ 3 .5 b $2.6b Gearing (look through) 3 7 .6 % 39.4% Interest coverage (look through) (1) 2 .9 x 3.0x Number of unitholders 2 8 ,6 6 4 29,833 Overseas ownership 1 6 % 4% Average lease duration 5 .5 years 5.9 years Average portfolio cap rate 6 .2 % 6.7%

(1) Distributable income and interest expense (look through) divided by interest expense (look through)

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MAJOR REVALUATI ON RESULTS

(1) 49% ownership (2) 80% ownership (3) 50% ownership

► NAV 2 4 % to $ 1 .7 3

Acquisition date Acquisition price Previous valuation Current valuation 900 Third Avenue New York (1) Aug 03 US$108m US$142m US$245m 72% Homer Building Washington DC(2) Apr 05 US$168m US$168m US$212m 26% Waltham Woods Boston(3) Nov 05 US$65m US$65m US$76m 17% Hitachi Complex Brisbane Jul 98 A$82m A$133m A$193m 45% Australian Gov. Centre Brisbane May 98 A$103m A$225m A$315m 40%

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DI SPOSALS

4 0 Cam eron Avenue, Belconnen, ACT ► A$60.2m: 20% on last book value ► Historic unleveraged IRR: 16.0% p.a. ► Suburban location with supply issues ► Single tenant renewal risk 1 Adelaide Terrace, Perth, W A ► A$87.0m: 22% on last book value ► Historic unleveraged IRR: 12.4% p.a. ► Non-core location and residential precinct ► Limited opportunity to capture rental growth

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ACQUI SI TI ONS

NVH Building, Paris ( 5 0 % ) ► €77.7m (A$129.5m) ► 5.0% net yield ► New asset in core WBD location ► Excellent income & growth potential I NG Dutch Office Fund, Netherlands ( 2 0 % ) ► €267.7m (A$446.2m) ► 6.4% net yield ► High quality, diversified office portfolio ► Attractive returns in strengthening market

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MAJOR LEASI NG 2 0 0 7 ( US)

► 1 5 % average rental increases over the year

Tenant Property Area ( sqf) Old rent ( $ sqf) New rent ( $ sqf) Amgen Homer Building Washington D.C. 76,866 $41n $45n 10% Zweig 900 Third Avenue New York 45,000 $49g $64g 30% Cole Schotz 900 Third Avenue New York 17,800 $53g $65g 23% Spear, Leeds, Kellogg 900 Third Avenue New York 16,120 $42g $56g 33% Permal Group 900 Third Avenue New York 11,481 $53g $64g 21%

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MAJOR LEASI NG 2 0 0 7 ( AUSTRALI A)

► 3 4 % average rental increases over the year

Tenant Property Area ( sqm ) Old rent ( $ sqm ) New rent ( $ sqm ) Lycopodium 1 Adelaide Tce. Perth 5,910 $179n $325n 82% Criminal Justice

  • Aust. Gov. Centre

Brisbane 5,821 $377g Mkt (Apr 08) Est $550+ 46% Corporate Solutions Hitachi Complex Brisbane 2,958 $307g Mkt (Dec 07) Est $500+ 63% State of Queensland Hitachi Complex Brisbane 2,619 $314g $415g 32% DFAT

  • Aust. Gov. Centre

Brisbane 1,211 $300g $450g 50% Maple Brown 10-20 Bond Street Sydney 1,039 $545n $545n

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DEBT REFI NANCE

Previous facilities(1) New m ulticurrency facility (1) CMBS $408m Multi currency facility $89m ING Dutch Office Fund facility $248m $977m NVH facility $119m Computer Associates/ Noblis facility $113m Drawn $977m $977m Additional capacity $111m $448m

► Replaced 5 secured facilities w ith 1 unsecured facility ► 3 & 5 year tranches ( Jun 1 0 & Jun 1 2 ) ► Cost effective, flexible, capacity to refinance other facilities

(1) At date of refinance

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PORTFOLI O UPDATE

Ben Brayshaw , Assistant Fund Manager I NG Office Fund

Neuilly Victor-Hugo Building, Paris

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The Netherlands 15% Paris 4% Prague 2%

New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York

New York 8%

Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Washington D.C. Washington D.C. Washington D.C. Washington D.C. Washington D.C. Washington D.C. Washington D.C. Washington D.C.

Washington D.C. 11%

Bangkok Bangkok Bangkok Bangkok Bangkok Bangkok Bangkok Bangkok Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle

Dallas 2%

Melbourne 10% Sydney 28% Brisbane 15%

Boston 3%

Canberra 2%

USA 2 4 % AUSTRALI A 5 5 % EUROPE 2 1 % I OF’s PORTFOLI O I S DI VERSI FI ED ACROSS 3 CONTI NENTS & 5 COUNTRI ES

GEOGRAPHI C DI VERSI TY

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0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% Vacant FY08 FY09 FY10

1 % NVH 1 % 1 1 1 Pac. 1 % DOF 1 % Kroll

900 Third Ave.

1 % Custom s

  • Aust. Gov. Cnt.

1 % AMP

151 Clarence St.

1 % Child Support

  • Aust. Gov. Cnt.

1 % Telstra

151 Clarence St.

1 % Tennem baum

900 Third Ave.

4 % MBL

10-20 Bond St.

► W eighted average lease expiry 5 .5 years

4% 7% 8% 13%

LEASE EXPI RY PROFI LE ( BY I NCOME)

Other

2 % DEST

16-18 Mort St.

2 % BMC

Waltham Woods

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4 1% 4 9 % 18 % 18 % 15% 2 1% 16 % 2 0 % 2 0 % 3 7% 2 2 % 2 3 %

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% FY08 FY09 FY10 Fixed CPI Market No Review

8% Sydney 5% Aust. Other 4% Brisbane 4% US 1% Europe 9% Sydney 4% Aust. Other 4% US 3% Brisbane 1% Europe 8% Sydney 3% Brisbane 2% US 2% Europe 1% Aust. Other

I NCOME BY REVI EW TYPE

► Structured increases reflect average grow th of 3 .6 % fixed and 2 .2 % CPI

► Market reversions m ainly in Sydney, Brisbane and US

Source: ING Real Estate

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CURRENCY AND I NTEREST RATE HEDGI NG

Currency I nterest rates € US$ € US$

Pct hedged Rate Pct hedged Rate Pct hedged Rate (1) Pct hedged

3.9% 97% 84% 77% 67% 44% 3 .8 yrs 3.9% 3.9% 3.9% 3.9% 3 .9 %

Rate (1) FY0 8

100% 0.62 100% 0.69 100% 4.3%

FY0 9

100% 0.59 100% 0.69 100% 4.5%

FY1 0

100% 0.57 100% 0.69 100% 4.5%

FY1 1

100% 0.54 100% 0.69 100% 4.9%

FY1 2

100% 0.52 100% 0.69 90% 5.0%

  • Ave. term / rate

5 .0 yrs 0 .5 6 5 .0 yrs 0 .6 9 5 .9 yrs 4 .6 %

► Substantially hedged FX and interest rate positions

(1) Excludes margins

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EUROPEAN UPDATE

World Trade Centre Zuidplein, Amsterdam

Philip La Pierre, Director Acquisitions I NG Real Estate Europe Hans Copier, Fund Manager I NG Dutch Office Fund Country Manager Netherlands

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KEY TRENDS I N EUROPE

► Economic fundamentals are improving rapidly across most of Europe

> Strong GDP growth, reduced unemployment, reduced vacancy rates

► Continued strong capital inflow

> Broader investment base, higher allocations, new capital sources

► Risk that yields will move past ‘fair value’

> Low bond yields, investment momentum, expected rental growth > Interest rate increases and credit crunch ► Hot issues: sustainability and human resources

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150 250 350 450 550 650 750 850 Madrid Barcelona Paris Munich Frankfurt Berlin Amsterdam Brussels Milan Prague Warsaw Stockholm

€ sqm

2005 Q4 2007 Q2

Early up turn phase

TRENDS I N MARKET RENTS ACROSS EUROPE

► Rental grow th has im proved across m ost m arkets, esp. Spain and France ► Germ an recovery strengthens, follow ed by Netherlands, I taly and Sw eden

Source: PMA Spain France Italy Neth. Germany Poland

  • Czech. R.

Sweden Belgium

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TRENDS I N PRI ME YI ELDS AND FORECAST RENTAL GROW TH ACROSS EUROPE

Madrid Paris Milan Amsterdam Munich Frankfurt Barcelona Warsaw Prague Brussels Berlin

Prim e Yield (1) Rental Grow th 0 7 -0 9 p.a. ( f) (2) Madrid 3.5% 14% Barcelona 3.5% 6% Stockholm 4.0% 11% Paris 4.0% 14% Milan 4.5% 3% Amsterdam 4.5% 6% Munich 4.5% 10% Frankfurt 4.5% 10% Warsaw 5.0% 3% Prague 5.0% 3% Brussels 5.0% 4% Berlin 5.0% 3% ► Robust above inflationary grow th forecast for next 2 / 3 years in m ost m arkets ► Mature m arkets in early recovery phase offer strongest total returns, after risk adj.

Stockholm

(1) PMA June 2007 and rounded to nearest 0.5% (2) ING Real Estate

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3.3% 6.0% 7.3% 7.2% 6.5% 5.9% 4.8% 0.8%

  • 4%
  • 2%

0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10%

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Pct of stock Net additions Net absorption Vacancy rate Paris CBD La Defense Neuilly

Source: PMA

PARI S OFFI CE MARKET SUPPLY AND DEMAND DYNAMI CS

► Pockets of tension have transform ed into broad based grow th ► Rental grow th for Paris CBD of 9 .3 % and La Defense of 1 2 .9 % YoY

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► Completed May 2007 ► Firmenich to occupy 56% of space under pre-lease ► Unique quality building in strong sub-market ► Approx. 15,000sqm of current inquiry (vacancy 5,700sqm) ► Expected rents of €580-600sqm ► Full lease-up expected in H2 CY07

NEUI LLY VI CTOR-HUGO BUI LDI NG, PARI S

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► Dutch economic recovery clearly evident as key indicators continue to improve > current nat. employment growth 2-2.5% p.a., equiv. to 177,000 new jobs ► Vacancy rates across ‘major four’ markets continue downward trend > ‘major four’ vacancy currently 10.0% down from 12.1% in 2005 ► Face and effective rents in the ‘major four’ markets experiencing upward pressure > incentives have declined from 20-25% in 2005 to be currently 7.5-15% ► Recent portfolio and individual sales have established lower yield expectations > narrowing spread relative to other Western European markets

Source: ING Real Estate, PMA, Jones Lang LaSalle

NETHERLANDS OFFI CE MARKET SUMMARY

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Absorption Supply additions

► Econom ic recovery continues to drive above trend absorption ► Forecast new construction rem ains m oderate in m ost m arkets

Source: Jones Lang LaSalle

NETHERLANDS OFFI CE MARKET SUPPLY AND DEMAND DYNAMI CS

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27 0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% 16% 18% 20% 2005 Q4 2007 Q1 2005 Q4 2007 Q1 2005 Q4 2007 Q1 2005 Q4 2007 Q1

Class A Class B & C

Amsterdam Rotterdam Utercht The Hague

► Vacancy rates are declining ► Class A stock benefiting from stronger take-up rates and low er availability

17.7% 13.3% 8.6% 8.1% 7.2% 5.1% 10.5% 12.3% Source: ING Real Estate and Jones Lang LaSalle

NETHERLANDS OFFI CE MARKET VACANCY RATE ANALYSI S

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Source: ING Real Estate

I NG DUTCH OFFI CE FUND KEY FUND METRI CS

► I m provem ents recorded in key m etrics W ALE , occupancy and over-renting ► Solid retention rate of 7 3 % over 1 0 3 ,0 0 0 sqm for H1 CY0 7 leasing ( 1 5 % of portfolio)

Jun 0 7 Dec 0 6 Total assets €1.68b €1.66b Properties 72 78 Gearing 11.4% 12.9% Gross lettable area 699,435sqm 734,285sqm Occupancy by area 89.2% 88.5% Net portfolio yield 6.3% 6.4% Over/ (under)-renting 2.9% 4.5% WALE 4.4 yrs 4.2 yrs

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  • 1%

1% 3% 5% 7% 9% 11% 13% 15% 5 yr ave. 3 yr ave. 2005 2006 2007* Income Capital growth 8.0% 8.5% 8.6% 11.9% 5.4% (6 month return)

* 6 month return to 30 June 2007 net of mgt fee charged at fund level Source: ING Real Estate

► Good H1 CY 2 0 0 7 return reflect im proving m arket fundam entals

► DOF portfolio has outperform ed I PD/ ROZ Dutch office index on 3 yr & 5 yr basis

I NG DUTCH OFFI CE FUND FUND RETURNS

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I NG DUTCH OFFI CE FUND PORTFOLI O RECYCLI NG: DI SPOSALS

► Disposals of secondary assets to re- w eight portfolio to higher grow th assets ► Yields on Secondary assets reflect m inim al difference w hen com pared w ith Prim e

Value Status I ndividual disposals: Marten Meesweg 50, Rotterdam €18m Sold H1 CY07 Daltonlaan 700, Archiparc Gebouw C, Utrecht €5m Sold H1 CY07 Wilhelminalaan 9, Wilhelminastaete, Utrecht €10m Sold H1 CY07 Telepoort Boulevard 120, Amsterdam €23m Sold H1 CY07 Portfolio sale: €70m Sold H1 CY07 Europalaan 44, Europastaete, Utrecht Siriusdreef 10, Aquarius, Hoofddorp Meander 901, Rivage, Arnhem Tupolevlaan 66-79, Cumulus, Haarlemmermeer Portfolio sale: €14-24m Pending H2 CY07 J.C. van Markenlaan 5, Bogaardstaete, Rijswijk Baarnsche Dijk 8, Baarn

Total/ ave. € 1 4 0 -1 5 0 m proceeds at approx. 6 .7 % net yield

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► Reinvestm ent leverages synergies from tenant base and developm ent platform ► Developm ent yields com pare favorably w ith direct m arket transactions

Cost Net Yield ( on cost) Status Developm ent Archiparc, Utrecht €7m 7.5% Pending Q3 CY ‘07 Vivaldi/ E&Y HQ, Amsterdam €110m 7.1% Pending Q3 CY ‘07 Acquisition Nil Total/ avg. € 1 1 7 m at approx. 7 .1 % net yield

I NG DUTCH OFFI CE FUND PORTFOLI O RECYCLI NG: REI NVESTMENT

Archiparc,Utrecht Vivaldi, Amsterdam

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► Markets fundamentals have improved materially ► DOF key metrics continue to improve ► Dutch office markets at beginning of rental growth cycle ► Active portfolio repositioning > disposal of secondary assets > reinvestment in re/ development opportunities ► DOF strategy to enhance portfolio quality and total returns

I NG DUTCH OFFI CE FUND SUMMARY

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US UPDATE

Rob Greer, Portfolio Manager I NG Clarion

The Homer Building, Washington DC

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US OFFI CE MARKET MAJOR MARKETS

Cap rate (1) Vacancy rate (2) Washington DC 5.0% 7.5% New York 4.5% 4.4% Boston 5.0% 9.3% San Francisco/ Bay Area 5.5% 8.5% Los Angeles 5.7% 8.9% Orange County 5.5% 12.1% San Diego 5.4% 12.7% Seattle 6.0% 12.6% ► All m arkets are characterized by rising rents, econom ic grow th,

and have high barriers to entry w hich restrict new developm ent

Source: 1. ING Real Estate. 2. CBRE, TWR & Property and Portfolio Research

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► 2007 has been the year of Private Equity and enormous capital inflow ► Prices have rarely been higher for Class A buildings in major target markets ► Initial yields at historic lows given capital demand and recent rent spikes The Dow nside ► Difficult to find acquisitions on acceptable initial yield for the listed market The Upside ► New Private Equity landlords are pushing rents to justify the prices they paid ► Assets values have appreciated materially and rents continue to rise ► More trades in the market create liquidity and opportunity

US OFFI CE MARKET PRI VATE EQUI TY BUYERS

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► Evidence of deals that the group missed out on coming back into the market ► Prices will moderate as smaller, high-leveraged players struggle ► David vs. Goliath story, where Goliath wins ► New market realities will create selective buying opportunities Outlook ► May have seen top of the market, though fundamentals remain favorable ► Patience to be rewarded and off market deals to become more prevalent ► Market and submarket selection will be vital to performance

US OFFI CE MARKET CURRENT TURBULENCE I N DEBT MARKETS

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Hom er Building – W ashington, DC ► Independent Appraisal US$265 million at 100% ownership > 26% increase from April 2005 ► Current market rents for Class A Trophy space are at US$42 sqft > Most current lease deal with Brown Rudnick, LLC > 33,742 sqft @ US$42 sqft ► Market rents forecast to average 4.4% p.a. growth over the next 5 yrs > 98% leased

US OPERATI ONAL UPDATE PORTFOLI O REVI EW

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9 0 0 Third Avenue – Manhattan ► Independent appraisal US$500 million at 100% ownership > 72% increase over previous appraisal ► Current market rents for Class A space are at US$58-US$90 sqft ► Sale of Lipstick building for US$1,118 sqft compares favourably with appraised value of US$871 sqft ► Market rental growth forecast to average 6.4% p.a. over the next 5 yrs

US OPERATI ONAL UPDATE PORTFOLI O REVI EW

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W altham W oods – W altham , Massachusetts ► Independent valuation US$153 million at 100% ownership > 17% increase over previous appraisal ► Current market rents for Class A Trophy space are at US$41 sqft ► Market rental growth forecast to average 3.9% p.a. over the next 5 yrs ► Significant releasing to occur in 2009 presents an opportunity to drive rents Noblis ( form erly Mitretek System s) – Fairview , Virginia ► Leased to 2017 with fixed reviews ► Strong sub-market Com puter Associates – Plano, Texas ► Exit in H2 CY 2007

US OPERATI ONAL UPDATE PORTFOLI O REVI EW

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GROW TH STRATEGI ES

Strategies to enhance total returns include: ► Active asset m anagem ent to capture rental grow th opportunities ► Repositioning strategies for new and existing assets ► Further expansion into strong total return m arkets ► Continued capital recycling through sales of non core assets

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OUTLOOK

► Portfolio in great shape w ith m inim al expiry risk ► W ell positioned to benefit from im proving office m arkets ► Strong balance sheet to capitalise on global investm ent opportunities ► Com petitive advantage via extensive I NG Real Estate global platform

Delivering on strategy

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THANK YOU

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