On December 7, 2020, Altice Europe N.V. announced that it has received a copy of a petition to the Enterprise Chamber of the Amsterdam Court of Appeals submitted by one of its shareholders, Lucerne Capital Management LP. The petition of Lucerne asks for an inquiry into, primarily, the corporate governance of Altice Europe and the course of events with respect to the recommended public cash offer by Next Private B.V. for all issued and outstanding common shares A and common shares B of Altice Europe (the Offer). The Enterprise Chamber is requested, amongst others, to order the following provisional measures: to (i) appoint 3 independent non-executive directors to the board of Altice Europe to assess and supervise the process with respect to the Offer and (ii) principally, prohibit the back-end resolutions (Agenda item 2(b) and 2(c)) from being put to a vote at the Company's extraordinary general meeting to be held on January 7, 2021 or, alternatively, prohibit Patrick Drahi from voting his directly or indirectly held shares in the Company in relation to these agenda items at the EGM.