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Results Of The Initial Offer And Conversion Ratio Of The Stanlib S&P500 Index Feeder ETF
STANLIB Collective Investments Limited
(Registration number 1969/003468/06)
(“STANLIB” or “the Manager”)
(being the manager of the STANLIB ETF)
STANLIB S&P500 INDEX FEEDER ETF (“ETFSP500”)
(being a portfolio under the STANLIB Collective Investment Scheme (“STANLIB CIS”) registered in the
Republic of South Africa in terms of the Collective Investment Schemes Control Act, 45 of 2002 (“CISCA”))
Share Code: ETF500
Abbreviated Name: ETFSP500
ISIN: ZAE000255055
RESULTS OF THE INITIAL OFFER AND CONVERSION RATIO OF THE STANLIB S&P500 INDEX FEEDER ETF
Further to the announcement published on SENS on 16 February 2018 regarding the listing approval and
initial offer of ETFSP500 securities, cash subscriptions in the amount of R13,405,500 were received. One
letter of allocation (“LA”) was issued for every Rand subscribed to the subscriber’s CSDP or broker account
and the corresponding Rand amount debited.
STRATE will convert the LA to ETFSP500 securities in the subscriber’s CSDP or broker accounts in terms
of the conversion ratio of 0.0065585 ETFSP500 securities per 1 LA issued.
Accordingly, a total of 87,920 ETFSP500 securities will be issued to list in the “Exchange Traded Funds”
sector of the Main Board of the JSE, subject to JSE approval, at an issue price of approximately R152.47
per security, with effect from the commencement of trade on Wednesday, 7 March 2018.
Johannesburg
5 March 2018
Investment Bank and Sponsor
The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited
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