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    Another company exists the JSE

    July 18, 2023
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    Carel de Wit, Chief Executive Officer, Indluplace.
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    Indluplace Properties, a residential-focused REIT, is set to delist from the JSE in August following a buyout offer from diversified group SA Corporate.

    1. Indluplace’s major shareholder, Fairvest, considered its stake non-core to its business, while difficult equity market conditions and a need for scale in the residential property business were cited as additional reasons to delist.
    2. SA Corporate offered R3.40 per Indluplace share, which is about a 13% premium, and the company is set to become a wholly-owned subsidiary.
    3. Indluplace owns a residential property portfolio comprising 9,189 residential units, including student accommodation, as well as retail space associated with the residential buildings.
    4. Indluplace’s delisting is expected to result in significant cost savings, increased flexibility, and a simplified corporate structure.
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