STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA LD - SCIB: Notice of Expiry of Share Instalments - RDFSIJ/SOLSTJ

SCIB:  Notice of Expiry of Share Instalments - RDFSIJ/SOLSTJ

THE STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMITED
NOTICE OF EXPIRY OF STANDARD BANK SHARE INSTALMENTS

26/08/2015

 Warrant                                              Final
  Code           Underlying            Expiry      Instalment         Style       Ratio    Issue Size        ISIN Code
                  REDEFINE
 RDFSIJ        PROPERTIES LIMITED     02 Sep 15      R 4.85        American Call     1     25 Million       ZAE000194759

 SOLSTJ        SASOL LIMITED          02 Sep 15      R 465.00      American Call     1     25 Million       ZAE000194767

Please note the above-mentioned share instalments will expire at the close of trade on 02 Sep 2015. Holders should ensure that their holdings
are registered prior to this date as only registered holders will be entitled to exercise. Share instalments will be exercisable in accordance with
the terms and conditions set out in the Common Terms Document, relevant Conditions Annexure/s and/or Supplements.. All share instalments
will be settled via STRATE.


Copies of the warrant issue documentation may be
obtained from:
The Standard Bank Of South Africa Limited.
(Registration Number 1962/000738/06)
30 Baker Street
Rosebank
2196

For further information contact :
Standard Bank Warrants
Tel 0800 111 780
e-mail : derivatives@standardbank.co.za
Sponsor :
SBG Securities (Pty) Limited
(Registration Number: 1972/008305/07)
An authorised user of the JSE Limited

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