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PSG GROUP LIMITED - Unbundling Of Capitec Shareholding Cash Payment In Respect Of Fractional Entitlements

Release Date: 27/08/2020 10:42
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Unbundling Of Capitec Shareholding – Cash Payment In Respect Of Fractional Entitlements

PSG GROUP LIMITED
(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa)
(Registration number: 1970/008484/06)
JSE Limited (“JSE”) share code: PSG
ISIN code: ZAE000013017
LEI code: 378900CD0BEE79F35A34
(“PSG Group” or “the Company”)


UNBUNDLING OF CAPITEC SHAREHOLDING – CASH PAYMENT IN RESPECT OF
FRACTIONAL ENTITLEMENTS RELATING TO THE PSG GROUP UNBUNDLING

Shareholders are referred to the Company’s various announcements released on SENS
(“Announcements”) regarding the distribution by PSG Group of 32 502 856 ordinary shares
held by it in the issued ordinary share capital of Capitec Bank Holdings Limited (“Capitec”),
comprising approximately 28.11% of the total issued ordinary share capital of Capitec
(“Capitec Distribution Shares”), to PSG Group ordinary shareholders (“Shareholders”) by
way of a pro rata distribution in specie, in the ratio of 14 Capitec shares for every 100 PSG
Group shares held (“Distribution Ratio”) (“PSG Group Unbundling”), as well as to the
Company’s circular in this regard, dated 1 July 2020 (“Circular”).

Capitalised terms used below and that are not otherwise defined, bear the meanings ascribed
to them in the Circular. The disclaimers set out in the Announcements and the Circular apply
to this announcement.

1.     CASH PAYMENT OF THE FRACTIONAL ENTITLEMENTS

1.1.    Where a Shareholder’s entitlement to the Capitec Distribution Shares in terms of the
        PSG Group Unbundling, calculated in accordance with the Distribution Ratio, gives
        rise to a fraction of a Capitec Distribution Share, such fraction will be rounded down
        to the nearest whole number, resulting in allocations of whole Capitec Distribution
        Shares and a cash payment for the fraction to Shareholders.

1.2.    In accordance with the JSE Listings Requirements, the weighted average traded price
        for a Capitec Distribution Share on the last day to trade, being Tuesday,
        25 August 2020, plus one Business Day, less 10%, will be used to calculate the cash
        value in respect of the respective fractions of Capitec Distribution Shares to be paid
        to the applicable Shareholders.

1.3.    Shareholders are advised that the weighted average traded price for a Capitec
        Distribution Share on the last day to trade, being Tuesday, 25 August 2020, plus one
        Business Day, was 95 064.77344 cents. Accordingly, the weighted average traded
        price for a Capitec Distribution Share on the last day to trade, being Tuesday,
        25 August 2020, plus one Business Day, less 10%, was 85 558.29610 cents, which
        amount will be used to determine the cash payment for the fractional entitlements.

2.     TAX IMPLICATIONS OF THE CASH PAYMENT

2.1.    The summary below represents general comments and is not intended to constitute
        a complete analysis of the tax consequences of the PSG Group Unbundling for
        Shareholders in terms of existing South African tax law. It is not intended to be, nor
        should it be considered as legal or tax advice. Neither PSG Group, its associates, its
        advisors, its directors or employees can be held responsible for the tax consequences
        of the PSG Group Unbundling and therefore Shareholders are advised to consult their
        own tax advisors in this regard.

2.2.    Shareholders are informed that, as far as the tax implications of the cash payment of
        the fractional entitlements are concerned, the receipt of the cash payment by
        Shareholders will be subject to capital gains tax for Shareholders holding PSG Group
        Shares as capital assets or, to income tax for Shareholders holding PSG Group
        Shares as trading stock.

2.3.    Non-Resident Shareholders

        Shareholders who are non-resident for tax purposes in South Africa are advised to
        consult their own professional tax advisors regarding the tax treatment of the PSG
        Group Unbundling in their respective jurisdictions, having regard to the tax laws in
        their jurisdiction and any applicable tax treaties between South Africa and their
        country of residence.

Stellenbosch
27 August 2020

Transaction Advisor and Sponsor                  
PSG Capital Proprietary Limited

Independent Sponsor
UBS South Africa Proprietary Limited



Date: 27-08-2020 10:42:00
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