Major shareholders holding
in excess of 1% of the issued capital of the Company,
as per the share register and information supplied
by nominee companies, and based on the total number
of shares in issue:
%
Dinatla Investment Holdings (Pty) Limited
13,9
Public Investment Corporation Limited
(SA)
12,3
BB Investment Company (Pty) Limited
8,0
Old Mutual Life Assurance Company (SA)
Limited
3,2
Investment Solutions Limited
2,9
Income Fund of America Inc.
2,2
Sanlam Lewensversekering Beperk
2,0
Liberty Life Association of Africa Limited
1,6
Momentum Life Assurance Limited
1,6
Nedbank Rainmaker Equity Fund
1,3
Eskom Pension Fund
1,2
Investec Value Fund
1,2
Simlend Main Account
1,2
European Pacific Growth Fund
1,1
JDL Holdings (Pty) Limited
1,0
Total
54,7
Manager list
Major fund managers investing in excess of 1%
of the issued capital of the Company, as per the
share register and information supplied by nominee
companies, and based on the total number of shares
in issue:
%
RMB Asset Management (Pty) Limited
11,2
Investec Asset Management (Pty) Limited
10,3
Sanlam Investment Management (Pty) Limited
6,9
Old Mutual Asset Managers (South Africa)
(Pty) Limited
5,2
Capital Research and Management Inc.
3,6
Stanlib Asset Management Limited
3,2
Public Investment Corporation Limited
(SA)
2,8
Futuregrowth Asset Management (Pty) Limited
2,4
African Harvest Fund Managers (Pty) Limited
1,9
Polaris Capital (SA) (Pty) Limited
1,9
Coronation Fund Managers (Pty) Limited
1,8
Investec Securities Limited
1,4
The Boston Company Asset Management Limited
1,2
First State Investments (UK) Limited
1,1
Metropolitan Asset Managers Limited
1,1
Metal Industries Beneficial
Fund Administrators
1,0
Total
57,0
ANALYSIS OF SHAREHOLDERS
Effective empowerment holdings Empowerdex
certificate in the 2006 Sustainability report
Economic BEE ownership, calculated in terms of
the BEE codes of good practice, is 41,4% with
effective BEE control of 29,2%. The Dinatla BEE
consortium effectively owns 15,0%, The Public
Investment Corporation 13,4 % and a further 16,6%
is controlled by BEE asset managers.
The Dinatla transaction was at the holding company
level, including both the local and offshore operations
of Bidvest. If the Dinatla BEE consortium had
bought into the South African operations only,
at the same transaction value, the total percentage
BEE direct and indirect ownership, at the time
of the transaction, would have been in excess
of 50%.
As a listed company it is not possible to identify
the gender of shareholders other than the economic
woman’s ownership, calculated in terms of
the BEE codes of good practice, of 21,8% via Dinatla.
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