Brimstone - Salient dates of the claw-back offer
Brimstone Investment Corporation Limited
Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa
(Registration number 1995/010442/06)
Share Code: BRT ISIN: ZAE000015277
Share Code: BRN ISIN: ZAE000015285
(`Brimstone` or `the company`)
Salient dates of the claw-back offer
The salient dates in respect of the claw-back offer have changed and are
reflected in the table below. Any changes to these dates will be published on
SENS and in the press.
2005
Subscription by RMB for the new Brimstone
shares Tuesday 22 March
Last day to trade in Brimstone `N`
ordinary shares and Brimstone ordinary
shares in order to participate in the
claw-back offer Friday 13 May
Listing of letters of allocation on the
JSE Monday 16 May
Brimstone `N` ordinary shares and
Brimstone ordinary shares commence
trading ex-rights on the JSE Securities
Exchange South Africa (`JSE`) Monday 16 May
Record date for participation in the claw-
back offer Friday 20 May
Claw-back offer opens at 09:00 on Monday 23 May
Claw-back offer circular posted to
Brimstone shareholders Monday 23 May
Last day to trade letters of allocation
on the JSE Friday 3 June
Offer shares listed and trading therein
on the JSE commences Monday 6 June
Claw-back offer closes at 12:00 on (see
note 1) Friday 10 June
Record date for letters of allocation Friday 10 June
Results of claw-back offer announced on
SENS Monday 13 June
Offer shares issued Monday 13 June
Dematerialised shareholders` safe custody
accounts updated and accounts debited by
CSDP or broker, and certificates posted
to certificated shareholders Monday 13 June
Notes:
1. Dematerialised shareholders are required to inform their CSDP or broker of
their instructions in terms of the claw-back offer in the manner and time
stipulated in the agreement governing the relationship between them.
2. Share certificates may not be dematerialised or rematerialised between
Monday 16 May 2005 and Friday 20 May 2005, both days inclusive.
3. The above dates and times are subject to change. Where required, changes
will be published on SENS and in the South African press.
4. Dematerialised shareholders will have their safe custody accounts at their
CSDP automatically credited with their rights and certificated shareholders will
have their rights credited to a safe custody account at Computershare Nominees.
5. CSDPs effect payment in respect of dematerialised shareholders on a
delivery versus payment method.
Sandton
21 April 2005
Merchant bank and transaction sponsor
RAND MERCHANT BANK (a division of FirstRand Bank Limited)
CORPORATE FINANCE
Sponsor
Nedbank Capital
Legal adviser
Hofmeyr Herbstein & Gihwala Inc.
Independent reporting accountants
Deloitte & Touche
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