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SEP - Sephaku Holdings - Updated pro forma financial information showing the

Release Date: 30/09/2010 17:40
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SEP - Sephaku Holdings - Updated pro forma financial information showing the effects of the issue of shares for cash by Sephaku and a cautionary announcement Sephaku Holdings Limited (Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa) (Registration number: 2005/003306/06) Share code: SEP ISIN: ZAE000138459 ("Sephaku Holdings" or "the company") Updated pro forma financial information showing the effects of the issue of shares for cash by Sephaku Cement (Pty) Limited, an 80.22%-held subsidiary of Sephaku Holdings, ("Sephaku Cement") to Dangote Industries Limited ("Dangote")("the Dangote issue"), the Sephaku Cement Project debt financing and the restructuring of the Sephaku Holdings group, a timetable relating to such restructuring and a cautionary announcement 1. Introduction Shareholders are referred to the announcement dated 25 August 2010 relating to: - the issue of 21 117 318 ordinary shares in Sephaku Cement ("Sephaku Cement shares") to Dangote at an issue price of R3.58 per share in order to settle a loan of R75.6 million (US$10 million) advanced by Dangote to Sephaku Cement in late June 2010 and the issue of 196 480 447 Sephaku Cement shares to Dangote at an issue price of R3.58 per share for the subscription of shares in an amount of R703.4 million - which issues jointly comprise the Dangote issue; - the provision by Dangote of the necessary guarantees required for Sephaku Cement to secure the senior debt financing required for the Cement Project in an amount of R1.845 billion plus a standby facility of R265 million to fund any cost overruns ("the Cement Project debt financing"); - the disposal of all of the shares in and claims against those subsidiaries of the Sephaku Holdings group which hold mineral rights, other than those rights which relate to cement and fluorspar, to a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, Incubex Minerals Limited ("Incubex") ("the restructuring"); and - the distribution to Sephaku Holdings shareholders, as a dividend in specie, of all of the issued shares in Incubex in the ratio of one Incubex share for every ten Sephaku Holdings shares held ("the distribution"). 2. Pro forma financial effects The unaudited pro forma financial effects of the Dangote issue, the Cement Project debt financing, the restructuring and the distribution are presented below and have been updated from the effects shown in the announcement dated 25 August 2010 in order to reflect the correct deemed profit on the dilution of Sephaku Holdings` interest in Sephaku Cement as a result of the Dangote issue. Such pro forma financial effects are the responsibility of the board and are presented for illustrative purposes only to provide information on how such transactions may have impacted on the reported financial information of Sephaku Holdings if they had been implemented in the twelve months ended 28 February 2010. Because of their nature, the pro forma financial effects may not give a fair indication of the Sephaku Holdings group`s financial position at 28 February 2010 or its future earnings. Actual Pro %age Pro Pro %age Before forma change forma %age forma change the After (vii) After change After (vii) transa- the the (vii) the
ctions Dangote Cement distri- (i) issue Project bution (ii) debt (iv) fina-
ncing (iii) (Loss) / (28.30) 107.36 n/a 84.08 n/a 88.67 n/a earnings per ordinary share for the twelve months ended 28 February 2010 (cents) (v) Headline (43,09) (25.75) 40.2 (49.04) (13.8) (49.95) (15.9) (loss) per ordinary share for the twelve months ended 28 February 2010 (cents) (v) Diluted (27.56) 104.51 n/a 81.85 n/a 86.32 n/a (loss) / earnings per ordinary share for the twelve months ended 28 February 2010 (cents) (v) (viii) Diluted (41.95) (25.07) 40.2 (47.74) (13.8) (48.63) (15.9) headline (loss) per ordinary share for the twelve months ended 28 February 2010(cents) (v) (viii) Net asset 233.48 339.70 45.5 339.70 45.5 328.67 40.8 value per ordinary share at 28 February 2010 (cents) (vi) Net tangible 186.71 315.85 69.2 315.85 69.2 308.38 65.2 asset value per ordinary share at 28 February 2010 (cents) (vi) Weighted 155,209 155,209 - 155,209, - 155,209, - average ,963 ,963 963 963 number of ordinary shares in issue for the period Diluted 159,431 159,431 - 159,431, - 159,431, - weighted ,838 ,838 838 838 average number of ordinary shares in issue for the period (viii) Number of 155,805 155,805 - 155,805, - 155,805, - ordinary ,362 ,362 362 362 shares in issue at the end of the period Notes: i. The figures in this column are extracted from the published audited interim financial results of the Sephaku Holdings group for the twelve months ended 28 February 2010. ii. The figures in this column are based on the figures set out in the previous column, having adjusted for the effects of the Dangote issue including the effect of the reversal of the consolidation of Sephaku Cement as an 80.22% subsidiary of Sephaku Holdings and the impact of recognising Sephaku Cement as a 36%-held associate of Sephaku Holdings. iii. The figures in this column are based on the figures in column 2 ("After the Dangote issue"), having adjusted for the effects of the Cement Project debt financing. iv. The figures in this column are based on the figures in column 4 ("After the Cement Project debt financing"), having adjusted for the effects of the restructuring and the distribution. v. For purposes of the pro forma (loss)/earnings and headline (loss)/earnings per Sephaku Holdings ordinary share it was assumed that: - the proceeds from the Dangote issue were received and the scheduled debt draw downs relating to the Cement Project debt financing commenced on 1 March 2009 and the restructuring and the distribution were implemented with effect from 1 March 2009. (The pro forma adjustment for the net profit recognised on the disposal of a subsidiary as a result of the Dangote issue, amounting to R165,496,955, was calculated using the net asset value of Sephaku Cement at 28 February 2010, not 1 March 2009, as this more accurately reflects the actual profit that will be recognised in respect of the transaction when it is implemented); - the costs of the Dangote issue amounted to R10.05 million and were written off the share premium account of Sephaku Cement; - the proceeds from the Dangote issue were invested in the Cement Project immediately; - no debt repayments relating to the Cement Project debt financing were made; - pre-tax interest payments and amortised transaction costs in respect of the Cement Project debt financing amounted to R100,370,168 of which R36,133,260 was attributable to Sephaku Holdings as an equity accounted loss, based on an interest rate of approximately 10%, calculated on a nominal annual compounded quarterly basis, and all such payments and costs were expensed in Sephaku Cement. Pre-tax interest payments were not adjusted for tax as Sephaku Cement is not currently in a tax paying position. Vi. For purposes of net asset value and net tangible asset value per Sephaku Holdings ordinary share, it was assumed that the proceeds from the Dangote issue were received on and the restructuring and the distribution were implemented with effect from 28 February 2010. vii. The figures in these columns reflect the overall percentage change between the figures set out in the preceding column and the figures set out in column one ("Actual Before the transactions"). Viii The figures in these rows reflect the effects of the issue of Sephaku Holdings shares in respect of all outstanding share options on earnings and headline earnings per Sephaku Holdings ordinary share and on the weighted average number of Sephaku Holdings ordinary shares in issue for the period. 3. Timetable for the distribution The expected timetable for the distribution is set out below: Date of the general meeting at which Friday 15 October 2010 shareholder resolutions relating to, inter alia, the Dangote issue and the distribution will be proposed Finalisation date (finalisation data Friday 15 October 2010 for the distribution released on SENS) Last day to trade (last day to trade Friday 22 October 2010 in order to participate in the distribution) Ex date (Sephaku Holdings shares Monday 25 October 2010 commence trade ex the distribution) Record date (share holdings of Sephaku Friday 29 October 2010 Holdings shareholders ascertained for purposes of the distribution) Pay date (share certificates in Tuesday 2 November Incubex issued to all Sephaku Holdings shareholders who are entitled to participate in the distribution) In order to comply with the requirements of Strate, between Monday 25 October 2010 and Friday 29 October 2010, both days inclusive, no Sephaku Holdings shares may be dematerialised or rematerialised. 4. Documentation A circular to shareholders containing further information relating to the matters reflected above will be posted to shareholders today. 5.Cautionary announcement Shareholders are advised that there are new developments relating to the company, the full impact of which are currently being determined and which may have a material effect on the price of the company`s securities. Accordingly, shareholders are advised to exercise caution when dealing in the company`s securities until a full announcement is made. Pretoria 30 September 2010 Sponsor and corporate advisor to Sephaku Holdings QuestCo Corporate advisor to Sephaku Cement Sasfin Capital (A division of Sasfin Bank Limited) Legal advisors to Sephaku Holdings Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr Date: 30/09/2010 17:40:01 Supplied by www.sharenet.co.za Produced by the JSE SENS Department. The SENS service is an information dissemination service administered by the JSE Limited (`JSE`). 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