Nampak Bee Transaction – Share Repurchase From Red Coral Investments 23 (Pty) Ltd (“Red Coral”)
Nampak Limited
(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa)
Registration number: 1968/008070/06)
ISIN: ZAE000071676
Share code: NPK
(“Nampak” or “the Company”)
NAMPAK BEE TRANSACTION – SHARE REPURCHASE FROM RED CORAL
INVESTMENTS 23 (PTY) LTD (“Red Coral”)
1. Introduction
In October 2005 Nampak concluded a Black Economic
Empowerment (“BEE”) transaction with Red Coral in terms of
which Red Coral acquired a 4.5% shareholding in Nampak. As
part of the transaction Red Coral granted Nampak an option
to repurchase a formula determined number of ordinary
shares held by Red Coral in Nampak at a price of 5 cents
per share, being the par value of the Nampak shares at that
time (“the Nampak Repurchase Option”), exercisable ten
years after the BEE transaction was concluded.
2. Terms of the specific repurchase
Application of the formula has determined that 14 969 114
shares are the subject of the Nampak Repurchase Option, for
which the purchase price payable to Red Coral is
R748 455.70.
The Nampak Repurchase Option has been exercised and the
repurchase and transfer of the shares will take place on 27
November 2015.
Shareholder approval for the repurchase of the shares was
obtained at the annual general meeting held in September
2005, at which shareholders approved the BEE transaction
and passed a special resolution authorising Nampak to
repurchase the shares from Red Coral in terms of the Nampak
Repurchase Option.
Red Coral acquired a total of 31 857 195 shares in Nampak
in October 2005. 6 665 802 shares have been sold by Red
Coral to redeem the preference shares issued to funders of
part of the acquisition costs, while 14 969 114 shares will
be acquired by Nampak. The balance of 10 222 279 shares
will be retained by Red Coral for its own benefit.
3. The impact of the specific repurchase on financial
information
The impact of the specific repurchase has been investigated
and the board has confirmed that the implementation of the
specific repurchase will have no impact on the financial
information of Nampak, other than reducing the share
capital of the company and cash resources. The specific
repurchase will be done from available cash reserves.
Application will be made to the JSE to delist the shares,
which will then be cancelled.
Nampak’s issued ordinary shares will decrease by 14 969 114
ordinary shares and after the specific repurchase, Nampak’s
total issued ordinary shares will be 687 527 541.
4. Opinion of the directors
4.1. The directors of the Company have satisfied themselves,
after considering the effect of the repurchase, that:
4.1.1. the provisions of section 4 and 48 of the
Companies Act No. 71 of 2008 have been complied
with,
4.1.2. the Company and the Nampak Group will be able in
the ordinary course of business to pay their
debts for a period of 12 months after completion
of the repurchase;
4.1.3. the assets of the Company and the Nampak Group
will be in excess of the liabilities of the
Company and the Nampak Group for a period of 12
months after completion of the repurchase;
4.1.4. the share capital and reserves of the Company
and the Nampak Group will be adequate for
ordinary business purposes for a period of 12
months after the date of completion of the
repurchase; and
4.1.5. the working capital of the Company and the
Nampak Group will be adequate for ordinary
business purposes for a period of 12 months
after completion of the repurchase.
By order of the board
N P O’Brien, Secretary
Sandton
27 November 2015
Sponsor: UBS (South Africa) (Pty) Limited
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