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TotalEnergies SE will convert its ADRs into ordinary shares and list those shares on the NYSE, with trading expected to begin on December 8, 2025 under the ticker TTE, subject to the ADR program’s termination and listing conditions. The conversion is on a one ADR for one ordinary share basis.
ADRs held through DTC will be cancelled automatically and replaced with shares in the corresponding broker account. Non-DTC holders can elect delivery via DTC, Euroclear France, or directly on the U.S. Register through the exchange agent. Shares are fungible between Euronext Paris and the NYSE, though cross-border repositioning may face freeze periods and can take more than a day.
Dividends will be approved in euros and paid in euros on the French Register and in U.S. dollars on the U.S. Register, using an established exchange-rate methodology. Each share carries one vote; U.S. Register holders will follow U.S. market practices alongside French law. Exhibit 99.1 confirms a third interim dividend of €0.85 per share, a 7.6% increase versus 2024. French residents may not hold ordinary shares on the U.S. Register.