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Index Change Advice - 20130213 Sibanye Gold Treatment In Indices
Sibanye Gold (South Africa): Changes in Indices (FTSE/JSE Africa
Series)
FTSE/JSE Africa Index Series
11 February 2013
Further to the FTSE/JSE notice issued on 6 February 2013 in relation to the unbundling
of Sibanye Gold from Gold Fields (South Africa), and in accordance with the unbundling
rule (6.2.4) and notification from the Stock Exchange, FTSE and the JSE announces the
following changes:
INDEX CHANGE EFFECTIVE FROM
START OF
TRADING
FTSE/JSE Africa Top 40 Sibanye Gold (South Africa, 13 February 2013
(J200) ZAE000173951, B98XZV9) will be
deleted from the index.
FTSE/JSE Africa Mid Cap Sibanye Gold will be added to the 13 February 2013
(J201) index with a shares in issue
figure of 729,507,132 and an
investability weighting of 100%.
JSE (South Africa,
ZAE000079711, B12W5L6) will
be deleted from the index.
FTSE/JSE Africa Small Cap JSE will be added to the index 13 February 2013
(J202) with a shares in issue figure of
86,877,600 and an investability
weighting of 100%.
FTSE/JSE Africa All Share Sibanye Gold will remain in the 13 February 2013
(J203) index as above.
JSE will remain in the index as
above.
FTSE/JSE Equally Weighted Sibanye Gold will be deleted from 13 February 2013
Top 40 Index (J2EQ) the index.
FTSE/JSE Africa Resource 10 Sibanye Gold will be deleted from 13 February 2013
(J210) the index.
FTSE/JSE Equally Weighted Sibanye Gold will be deleted from 13 February 2013
Resource 10 Index (J3EQ) the index.
FTSE JSE RAFI All Share Sibanye Gold will remain in the 13 February 2013
Index (J263) index as above.
JSE will remain in the index as
above.
FTSE JSE RAFI All Share Sibanye Gold will remain in the 13 February 2013
Capped Index (J283) index as above.
JSE will remain in the index as
above.
FTSE/JSE Africa Capped Top Sibanye Gold will be deleted from 13 February 2013
40 (J300) the index.
FTSE/JSE Africa Capped All Sibanye Gold will remain in the 13 February 2013
Share (J303) index as above.
JSE will remain in the index as
above.
FTSE/JSE Africa Shareholder Sibanye Gold will be deleted from 13 February 2013
Weighted Top 40 (J400) the index.
FTSE/JSE Africa Shareholder Sibanye Gold will remain in the 13 February 2013
Weighted All Share (J403) index as above.
JSE will remain in the index as
above.
FTSE/JSE Africa Style (J330 Sibanye Gold will remain in the 13 February 2013
and J331) index as above.
JSE will remain in the index as
above.
FTSE/JSE Shariah Top 40 Sibanye Gold will be deleted from 13 February 2013
Index (J140) the index.
FTSE/JSE Capped Shariah Sibanye Gold will be deleted from 13 February 2013
Top 40 Index (J141) the index.
FTSE/JSE Africa All Share Sibanye Gold will remain in the 13 February 2013
Shariah (J143) index as above.
FTSE/JSE Africa RAFI 40 Sibanye Gold will remain in the 13 February 2013
(J260) index as above.
Please note: The actual free floats for Sibanye Gold and JSE effective 18 March 2013
remain unchanged at 100% and 100% respectively.
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