LODESTONE REIT LIMITED - Dealing in securities by an associate of a director of Lodestone

Dealing in securities by an associate of a director of Lodestone

Lodestone REIT Limited
(previously Lodestone Properties Limited)
(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa)
(Registration number: 2010/017830/06)
JSE share code: LDO   ISIN: ZAE000197935
(Approved as a REIT by the JSE)
(“Lodestone” or “the company”)


DEALING IN SECURITIES BY AN ASSOCIATE OF A DIRECTOR OF LODESTONE


Shareholders are advised of the following information relating to the dealing in securities by an associate of
a director of Lodestone:

Name of associate:                                   The Lumar Family Trust
Name of director and relationship to director:       Craig Hallowes who is a trustee of The Lumar Family
                                                     Trust and husband of Helene Hallowes and father of
                                                     Marcel Hallowes, Ronin Hallowes and Lucien
                                                     Hallowes all of whom are beneficiaries of The Lumar
                                                     Family Trust
Transaction date:                                    3 June 2015
Class of securities:                                 Ordinary shares
Number of securities:                                10 000
Price per security:                                  R6.90
Total value:                                         R69 000.00
Nature of transaction:                               On-market purchase
Nature and extent of director’s interest:            N/A

5 June 2015


Sponsor
Java Capital
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