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RACP - RECM and Calibre Limited - Unaudited Interim financial results for the

Release Date: 18/10/2011 17:35
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RACP - RECM and Calibre Limited - Unaudited Interim financial results for the six months ended 30 September 2011 RECM and Calibre Limited (Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa) (Registration number 2009/012403/06) Preference share code: RACP ISIN: ZAE000145041 ("RAC" or the "Company") Unaudited Interim financial results for the six months ended 30 September 2011
Audited Notes Six Twelve Six Months
months Months ended ended 30 ended 30 31 March September September 2011 2010 2011
R R R Statement of Financial Position
Assets Non-current assets Other financial 1 236 629 219 875 090 106 556 assets 884 669 Current assets 287 477 295 609 693 400 085 345 715
Trade and other - 6 217 106 138 000 receivables Other financial 1 287 367 288 509 508 399 790 assets 108 680 Cash and cash equivalents 2 110 237 883 079 157 035 Total assets 524 107 515 484 783 506 642 229 384
Equity and liabilities Equity Share capital 3 50 000 000 50 000 000 50 000 000
Reserves 4 650 612 86 038 108 159 attributable to ordinary shares Retained income/(loss) 5 1 579 030 1 226 749 329 734 attributable to ordinary shares 52 229 51 312 787 50 437 893
642 Reserves and retained income 6 20 066 11 815 084 3 941 046 attributable to preference 770 shares Reserves 4 5 855 774 346 973 430 505 Retained income 5 14 211 11 040 738 2 967 616 265 Total Equity 72 296 63 127 871 54 378 939 412
Liabilities Non-current 451 059 450 140 062 450 176 liabilities 135 073 Other financial 7 450 000 450 000 000 450 000 liabilities 000 000 Deferred tax 1 059 140 062 176 073 135
Current 751 682 2 216 850 2 087 372 liabilities Trade and other payables 630 978 678 359 1 399 726 Current tax 120 704 1 538 491 687 646 payable Total equity and 524 107 515 484 783 506 642 liabilities 229 384 Audited Six Twelve Six Months months Months ended ended 30
ended 31 March September 30 2011 2010 Septemb er
2011 Statement of Comprehensive R R R Income
Revenue 8 335 24 041 715 8 567 804 709 Operating (3 499 (6 376 434) (3 146 expenses 443) 347) Operating Profit 4 836 17 665 281 5 421 457 266 Finance costs - (113) (113) Profit before 4 836 17 665 168 5 421 344 taxation 266 Taxation (1 313 (5 053 413) (1 779 459) 726) Profit after 3 522 12 611 755 3 641 618 taxation 807 Other comprehensive - - - income Available-for-sale financial 6 564 1 000 446 1 257 662 assets adjustments 806 Taxation related to components of (919 (140 062) (176 073) other comprehensive income 073) 5 645 860 384 1 081 589
733 Total comprehensive income 9 168 13 472 139 4 723 207 540
Total comprehensive income attributable to: Ordinary 916 854 1 347 214 472 321 shareholders Preference shareholders 8 251 12 124 925 4 250 886 686 9 168 13 472 139 4 723 207
540 Statement of Changes in Equity Share Share Total Fair Retained Total capita premium share value income/(Loss Equity l capital adjustm )
ent assets - availab
le-for- sale reserve R R R R R R
Balance at 70 - (344 268) (344 198) 31 March - 70 2010 Changes in equity Total - 1 081 3 641 618 4 723 207 comprehensi - - 589 ve income Issue of 49 930 49 950 49 999 - 49 999 930 ordinary 000 930 - shares Balance 30 49 950 50 000 1 081 3 297 350 54 378 939 September 50 000 000 000 589 2010 Changes in - - - - - - equity Total - (221 8 970 137 8 748 932 comprehensi - - 205) ve income/(los s) Balance 31 50 49 950 50 000 860 384 12 267 487 63 127 871 March 2011 000 000 000 Changes in equity Total - - 5 645 3 522 807 9 168 540 comprehensi 733 ve income Balance 30 50 49 950 50 000 6 506 15 790 294 72 296 412 September 000 000 000 117 2011 Six Audited Six Months
months Twelve ended 30 ended Months ended September 30 31 March 2010 Septemb 2011
er 2011 R R R Statement of Cash Flows Cash flows from operating activities Cash utilised in 2 670 (11 920 757) (2 602 operations 282 276) Interest income 8 087 23 452 240 8 567 804 763 Dividends 247 946 589 475 - received Finance costs - (113) (113) Tax paid (2 731 (3 514 922 (380 000) 246)
8 274 8 605 923 5 585 415 745 Cash flows from investing activities Purchase of financial (9 047 (507 384 (505 089 assets 587) 152) 687) (9 047 (507 384 (505 089 587) 152) 687)
Cash flows from financing activities Proceeds on - 49 999 930 49 999 930 share issue Proceeds from other - 450 000 000 450 000 financial liabilities 000 Net movement on - (338 622) (338 693) shareholders` loans - 499 661 308 499 661 237
Total cash movement for the (772 883 079 156 965 period 842) Cash at beginning of 883 079 - 70 period Total cash and cash equivalents end of 110 237 883 079 157 035 period Notes to the interim results for the period ended 30 September 2011 1 Other financial assets Available-for-sale Listed and unlisted shares 23 217 134 17 631 034 5 175 360 - Quoted Unlisted - Unquoted 280 000 280 000 280 000 Unit trusts 213 132 750 201 964 056 101 101 309 Money market funds 287 367 108 288 509 508 399 790 680 523 996 992 508 384 598 506 347
349 The fair values of the financial assets were determined as follows: Listed and unlisted quoted investments are based on the quoted market price and unlisted securities on the last available traded price. 2 Cash and cash equivalents Bank balances 110 237 883 079 157 035

Six months Audited Six Months ended 30 Twelve ended 30 September Months ended September 2011 31 March 2010
2011 R R R 3 Share capital
Authorised 5 000 000 Ordinary shares of 50 000 50 000 50 000 R0.01 each 100 000 000 Redeemable, 1 000 000 1 000 000 1 000 000 participating, non-cumulative Preference shares of R0.01 each
Issued 5 000 000 Ordinary shares of 50 000 50 000 50 000 R0.01 each Share premium 49 950 000 49 950 000 49 950 000 50 000 000 50 000 000 50 000 000
4 Reserves The fair value adjustment assets available-for-sale reserve comprises all fair value adjustments on available-for-sale financial instruments. When an asset or liability is derecognised, the fair value adjustment relating to that asset or liability is transferred to profit or loss. Available-for-sale financial 7 565 252 1 000 446 1 257 662 instruments Deferred tax on available-for- (1 059 (140 062) (176 073) sale financial instruments 135) 6 506 117 860 384 1 081 589
The reserves are attributable to the following classes of shareholders: 5 000 000 Ordinary shares 650 612 86 038 108 159 45 000 000 Redeemable, 5 855 505 774 346 973 430 participating, non-cumulative preference shares 6 506 117 860 384 1 081 589
The reserves are divided between the ordinary and preference shares according to Article 4.5.3.2 of the Articles of the Company. On the occurrence of a redemption event, each preference shareholder shall be entitle to be paid, on the relevant redemption date, in redemption of the preference shares held by it - in reference and in priority to the holders of all other classes of shares in the share capital of the Company, as a redemption amount in respect of each preference share held by it, an amount equal to the designated percentage of all payments to be made to shareholders, whether in cash or in specie, divided by the number of preference shares in issue at the relevant date. The designated percentage means, at any relevant time, the percentage which all the preference shares in the aggregate constitute of the entire issued share capital of the Company. Each of the following events set out in Article 4.5 of the Company`s Articles of Association constitutes a redemption event, namely: > A final order of competent court is made for the winding-up of the Company (`the liquidation event"); > A resolution by the board of directors of the Company to redeem the Preference shares before the liquidation event (which the board of directors of the Company shall be entitled to so resolve at any time after the Preference shares issue date); > A resolution is passed by the ordinary shareholders or all the shareholders, for the voluntary winding-up of the Company; and or > A resolution is passed by the directors of the Company, for the Company to cease the conduct of its business.
5 Retained income The retained income is attributable to the following classes of shareholders: 5 000 000 Ordinary shares 1 579 030 1 226 749 329 734 45 000 000 Redeemable, 14 211 265 11 040 738 2 967 616 participating, non-cumulative preference shares 15 790 295 12 267 487 3 297 350 The retained income is divided between the ordinary and preference shares according to Article 4.5.3.2 of the Articles of the Company. On the occurrence of a redemption event, each preference shareholder shall be entitle to be paid, on the relevant redemption date, in redemption of the preference shares held by it - in reference and in priority to the holders of all other classes of shares in the share capital of the Company, as a redemption amount in respect of each preference share held by it, an amount equal to the designated percentage of all payments to be made to shareholders, whether in cash or in specie, divided by the number of preference shares in issue at the relevant date. The designated percentage means, at any relevant time, the percentage which all the preference shares in the aggregate constitute of the entire issued share capital of the Company. Each of the following events set out in Article 4.5 of the Company`s Articles of Association constitutes a redemption event, namely: > A final order of competent court is made for the winding-up of the Company ("the liquidation event"); > A resolution by the board of directors of the Company to redeem the Preference shares before the liquidation event (which the board of directors of the Company shall be entitled to so resolve at any time after the Preference shares issue date); > A resolution is passed by the ordinary shareholders of all the shareholders, for the voluntary winding-up of the Company; and or > A resolution is passed by the directors of the Company, for the Company to cease the conduct of its business. 6 Preference shareholders` Interest There reserves and retained income are divided between the ordinary and preference shareholders according to Article 4.5.3.2 of the Articles of Association of the Company. Refer to notes 4 and 5 for the various allocations. Reserves: Fair value adjustments 5 855 505 774 346 973 430 of assets-available-for-sale reserve Retained income 14 211 265 11 040 2 967 616 738
20 066 770 11 815 3 941 046 084
7 Other financial liabilities Held at amortised cost 45 000 000 Redeemable, 450 000 000 450 000 450 000 participating. Non- 000 000 cumulative preference shares The other financial liabilities consists of 45 000 000 redeemable, participating, non-cumulative preference shares of R0.01 each and a share premium of R9.99 each, which shares are listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. These redeemable, participating, non- cumulative preference shares share in the reserves and the retained income of the Company as per note 4 and 5. 8 Events after balance sheet date
The directors are not aware of any matter or circumstance arising since the end of the period. Basis of accounting preparation The accounting policies applied for the six months are consistent, in all material respects, with those used in the Annual Financial Statements of the prior period in accordance with the recognised and measurements criteria of International Reporting Standards (IFRS) and the presentation and disclosure requirements of International Accounting Standards 34, Interim Financial Reporting, as well as AC 500 standards as issued by the Accounting Practices Board, the Listings Requirements of the JSE and the Companies Act 71 of 2008. The interim results have been prepared in accordance with the IFRS and IFRIC interpretations as adopted for use in South Africa the time of the preparation of the information. As these standards and interpretations are subject of ongoing review, they may be amended between the date of this report and the finalisation of the annual financial statements for the year ending 31 March 2012. Commentary The most notable investment made during the past six months has been our commitment to purchase Namaqualand Mines from De Beers Consolidated Mines Limited as part of a consortium led by Trans Hex Group Limited. We commented on this transaction in the recent RECM and Calibre Limited ("RAC") annual report. The final details of the transaction are still being negotiated, but we expect to commit about R100 million to this investment. We are making steady progress in deploying capital to listed shares and shares that trade over the counter, and we are finding new opportunities on this front on a regular basis. We have not concluded any new private market investments since agreeing to invest in the Namaqualand Mines transaction, but we are constantly evaluating investment opportunities. On a `see-through` basis, about 14.7% of RAC`s assets were invested in equities at 30 September 2011. This excludes the Namaqualand Mines commitment referred to above. The remainder of RAC`s assets consists of cash and money market investments. According to our estimates, the equities owned by RAC at 30 September 2011 were in aggregate priced at about 58% of fair value.
Net asset value (NAV) Net Asset Value of preference shares 1 044.59 1 026.26 1 008.76 as at 30 September 2011 (cents per share) Headline earning per share (cents 7.05 25.22 7.28 per share) Signed on behalf of the board
P Viljoen Cape Town 18 October 2011 Directors: P Viljoen (Chairman), T de Bruyn, G Pretorius, W Stals, V Davis, JG Swiegers, L Potgieter Company Secretary: L Potgieter Registered Office: 7th Floor Claremont Central 8 Vineyard Road Clarem ont 7700 South Africa Transfer Secretaries:
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