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The Bidvest Group Limited
Annual report 2008 |
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Shareholders
as at June 30 2008 |
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Number
of shares |
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| Geographic split of beneficial shareholders |
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| South Africa |
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263 013 303 |
79,3 |
| United States of America and Canada |
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36 621 251 |
11,0 |
| United Kingdom |
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7 636 419 |
2,3 |
| Rest of Europe |
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10 938 791 |
3,3 |
| Rest of the World |
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13 627 651 |
4,1 |
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331 837 415 |
100,0 |
| Geographic split of investment managers and company related holdings |
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| South Africa |
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259 723 820 |
78,2 |
| United States of America |
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28 706 515 |
8,7 |
| United Kingdom |
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20 596 374 |
6,2 |
| Rest of Europe |
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6 927 854 |
2,1 |
| Rest of the World |
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15 882 852 |
4,8 |
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331 837 415 |
100,0 |
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Shareholder spread |
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Number of
shareholders |
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Number
of shares |
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| 1 – 1 000 |
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12 795 |
74,0 |
4 163 197 |
1,3 |
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| 1 001 – 10 000 |
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3 337 |
19,3 |
9 621 696 |
2,9 |
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| 10 001 – 100 000 |
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841 |
4,9 |
29 190 809 |
8,8 |
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| 100 001 – 1 000 000 |
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269 |
1,6 |
75 917 721 |
22,9 |
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| 1 000 001 – 5 000 000 |
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0,2 |
95 957 003 |
28,9 |
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| Above 5 000 001 |
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116 986 989 |
35,2 |
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17 289 |
100,0 |
331 837 415 |
100,0 |
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| Public and non-public shareholding |
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| Non-public shareholders |
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16 |
0,1 |
62 060 147 |
18,7 |
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| Directors, associates and family trusts |
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13 |
0,1 |
4 288 163 |
1,3 |
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| Dinatla Investment Holdings (Pty) Limited |
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1 |
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26 510 312 |
8,0 |
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| BB Investment Company (Pty) Limited |
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27 441 028 |
8,3 |
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| Bidvest Incentive Scheme |
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3 820 644 |
1,1 |
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| Public shareholders |
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17 273 |
99,9 |
269 777 268 |
81,3 |
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17 289 |
100,0 |
331 837 415 |
100,0 |
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| Effective empowerment holdings
Black ownership, calculated in terms of the principles and using the methodology contained in the gazetted DTI codes of good practice, excluding mandated investments (such as ownership by pension funds, unit trusts and medical aid funds, to a maximum of 40%) and ignoring the value of its non-South African business, is 26,7% with black women ownership of 13,7%.
The Dinatla transaction was concluded at holding company level, including both local and offshore operations. |
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