ASTRAZENECA PLC ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING : 26 APRIL 2012


AstraZeneca PLC announced the results of the voting at its Annual General
Meeting today. As proposed in the Notice of AGM, all Resolutions were decided by
poll vote.

Resolution 1: Ordinary Resolution to receive the Company’s
Accounts and the Reports of the Directors and Auditor for the year ended 31
December 2011:

VOTES FOR:                853,786,587 (97.89%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         18,427,136 (2.11%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 2: Ordinary Resolution to confirm dividends:

VOTES
FOR:                872,290,344 (99.99%)

VOTES AGAINST:         94,349
(0.01%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary Resolution.

Resolution 3:
Ordinary Resolution to re-appoint KPMG Audit Plc, London as Auditor:

VOTES
FOR:                855,745,825 (99.07%)

VOTES AGAINST:         8,001,343
(0.93%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary Resolution.

Resolution 4:
Ordinary Resolution to authorise the Directors to agree the remuneration of the
Auditor:

VOTES FOR:                866,203,059 (99.31%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         6,012,959 (0.69%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 5(a): Ordinary Resolution to re-elect Louis Schweitzer
as a Director:

VOTES FOR:                862,472,092 (98.93%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         9,362,667 (1.07%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 5(b): Ordinary Resolution to re-elect David Brennan as
a Director:

VOTES FOR:                871,141,919 (99.92%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         721,478 (0.08%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 5(c): Ordinary Resolution to re-elect Simon Lowth as a
Director:

VOTES FOR:                870,481,611 (99.85%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         1,304,163 (0.15%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 5(d): Ordinary Resolution to elect Geneviève Berger as
a Director:

VOTES FOR:                870,531,324 (99.83%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         1,461,465 (0.17%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 5(e): Ordinary Resolution to re-elect Bruce Burlington
as a Director:

VOTES FOR:                871,137,357 (99.93%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         609,462 (0.07%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 5(f): Ordinary Resolution to elect Graham Chipchase as
a Director:

VOTES FOR:                871,182,671 (99.94%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         550,412 (0.06%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 5(g): Ordinary Resolution to re-elect Jean-Philippe
Courtois as a Director:

VOTES FOR:                860,787,497
(99.74%)

VOTES AGAINST:         2,257,899 (0.26%)

The Resolution was
passed as an Ordinary Resolution.

Resolution 5(h): Ordinary Resolution to
elect Leif Johansson as a Director:

VOTES FOR:                870,705,124
(99.84%)

VOTES AGAINST:         1,357,808 (0.16%)

The Resolution was
passed as an Ordinary Resolution.

Resolution 5(i): Ordinary Resolution to re
-elect Rudy Markham as a Director:

VOTES FOR:                843,293,602
(97.69%)

VOTES AGAINST:         19,948,800 (2.31%)

The Resolution was
passed as an Ordinary Resolution.

Resolution 5(j): Ordinary Resolution to re
-elect Dame Nancy Rothwell as a Director:

VOTES FOR:
861,560,148 (98.83%)

VOTES AGAINST:         10,228,023 (1.17%)

The
Resolution was passed as an Ordinary Resolution.

Resolution 5(k): Ordinary
Resolution to re-elect Shriti Vadera as a Director:

VOTES FOR:
871,015,230 (99.92%)

VOTES AGAINST:         739,147 (0.08%)

The Resolution
was passed as an Ordinary Resolution.

Resolution 5(l): Ordinary Resolution to
re-elect John Varley as a Director:

VOTES FOR:                861,380,868
(98.81%)

VOTES AGAINST:         10,369,552 (1.19%)

The Resolution was
passed as an Ordinary Resolution.

Resolution 5(m): Ordinary Resolution to re
-elect Marcus Wallenberg as a Director:

VOTES FOR:                818,567,723
(94.92%)

VOTES AGAINST:         43,800,968 (5.08%)

The Resolution was
passed as an Ordinary Resolution.

Resolution 6: Ordinary Resolution to
approve the Directors’ Remuneration Report for the year ended 31 December
2011:

VOTES FOR:                755,813,183 (91.37%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         71,362,678 (8.63%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 7: Ordinary Resolution to authorise limited EU
political donations:

VOTES FOR:                838,231,130 (97.29%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         23,313,258 (2.71%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 8: Ordinary Resolution to authorise the Directors to
allot shares:

VOTES FOR:                808,093,298 (93.42%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         56,953,521 (6.58%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 9: Ordinary Resolution to approve the New SAYE
Scheme:

VOTES FOR:                856,218,728 (98.24%)

VOTES
AGAINST:         15,344,000 (1.76%)

The Resolution was passed as an Ordinary
Resolution.

Resolution 10: Special Resolution to authorise the Directors to
disapply pre-emption rights:

VOTES FOR:                858,844,089
(98.66%)

VOTES AGAINST:         11,698,730 (1.34%)

The Resolution was
passed as a Special Resolution.

Resolution 11: Special Resolution to
authorise the Company to purchase its own shares:

VOTES FOR:
860,595,117 (99.66%)

VOTES AGAINST:         2,915,899 (0.34%)

The
Resolution was passed as a Special Resolution.

Resolution 12: Special
Resolution to reduce the notice period for general meetings:

VOTES
FOR:                761,582,404 (87.36%)

VOTES AGAINST:         110,211,068
(12.64%)

The Resolution was passed as a Special Resolution.

A C N
Kemp

Company Secretary

26 April 2012