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Wed 19 Jun 2002, 0:00 Cci Holdings Limited - Acquisition Of Business Con
CCI Holdings Limited - Acquisition Of Business Conducted By MMJ Accountants     
Incorporated And Further Cautionary Announcement                                
CCI HOLDINGS LIMITED                                                            
(Formerly Y2KTec Limited)                                                       
(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa)                                  
(Registration No 1999/02149/06)                                                 
("CCIH")                                                                        
Share code: CCG                                                                 
ISIN: ZAE000018420                                                              
ACQUISITION OF BUSINESS CONDUCTED BY MMJ ACCOUNTANTS INCORPORATED AND           
FURTHER CAUTIONARY ANNOUNCEMENT                                                 
1. THE ACQUISITION                                                              
Following the publication of a cautionary announcement on 28 May 2002, The      
Janus Corporation (Pty) Ltd is authorised to announce that CCIH has entered     
into an agreement to acquire the business conducted by MMJ Accountants          
Incorporated ("MMJ") with effect from 1 June 2002 on the terms and              
conditions as set out below. MMJ conducts business as a provider of             
accounting, business advisory, taxation and secretarial services to the         
small and medium sized business sector.   The vendor of MMJ is Mark van         
Houten.                                                                         
The assets (exclusive of any liabilities) being acquired comprise the work      
in progress and physical stock, office equipment, fixtures and fittings,        
client base, goodwill and intellectual property of MMJ. CCIH will however       
assume the rental agreements over certain office equipment used by MMJ and      
enter into a lease agreement for a period of twelve months over the premises    
occupied by MMJ.                                                                
The acquisition of MMJ is complementary to the present business activities      
of CCIH.                                                                        
2. PURCHASE CONSIDERATION                                                       
The consideration payable by CCIH for the business is R3 150 000 which will     
be settled by:                                                                  
the cash payment of R630 000 in three monthly instalments of R210 000 from 1    
September 2002;                                                                 
the issue of 12 600 000 new ordinary shares in CCIH at an issue price of 7,5    
cents per share for a consideration of R945 000 on the signature of the         
agreement; and                                                                  
the issue on 1 June 2003 of between 10 500 000 and a maximum of 13 125 000      
new ordinary shares in CCIH at the ruling share price on 1 June 2003,           
provided that the price of issue will not be lower than 12 cents and not        
higher than 15 cents per share.                                                 
3. SUSPENSIVE CONDITIONS                                                        
The acquisition of the MMJ business is subject to the fulfilment of the         
following suspensive conditions by no later 30 June 2002:                       
CCIH concluding a satisfactory due diligence on MMJ as well as preparing a      
logistical plan to integrate the businesses and staff of CCIH and MMJ;          
Shareholders of MMJ approving the sale of the business;                         
The board of directors of CCIH and the JSE Securities Exchange South Africa     
approving the acquisition; and                                                  
Mark van Houten entering into an employment agreement and a restraint of        
trade agreement.                                                                
Warranties as are usual for a transaction of this nature are included in the    
agreement.                                                                      
4. FINANCIAL EFFECTS                                                            
Had the transaction been effective at the beginning of CCIH`s last financial    
period ended 31 December 2001, the effect on the CCIH headline earnings and     
net asset value per share as at 31 December 2001 would have been as follows:    
                        CCIH          CCIH                                      
                        Before the    After the    Increase/                    
                        Transaction   Transaction  (Decrease)                   
(cents)       (cents)      (%)                          
Loss per share          (1,99)        (1,50)       24,65                        
Headline loss per                                                               
share                   0,73          1,00         37,41                        
Net asset value per                                                             
share                   (1,08)        (0,20)       81,34                        
Net tangible asset                                                              
value per share         (1,08)        1,19)        (10,23)                      
The financial effects as calculated have been based on CCIH`s published         
audited financial results as at 31 December 2001 and on the assumptions         
that:                                                                           
the shares in issue at 31 December 2001 will increase from 292 487 632 to       
318 212 632 based on the issue of the maximum number of shares to the vendor    
of MMJ; and                                                                     
that MMJ produces before tax profits for twelve months of R1 500 000.           
The Before financial results for CCIH only reflects the financial results of    
the CCI business for the period from 1 July 2001, being the date on which       
the CCI business was acquired by CCIH.                                          
5. FURTHER CAUTIONARY ANNOUNCEMENT                                              
Negotiations are still in progress in relation to other possible                
transactions which, if successfully concluded, may have a material effect on    
the price of the company`s shares. Shareholders are accordingly advised to      
continue to exercise caution in dealing in CCIH`s shares until a full           
announcement is made.                                                           
Johannesburg                                                                    
19 June 2002                                                                    
Corporate adviser and sponsor                                                   
The Janus Corporation (Pty) Ltd                                                 
Date: 19/06/2002 03:25:03 PM Produced by the SENS Department                    

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