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    PPC announces new R380m empowerment deal

    August 7, 2023
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    PPC Chief executive officer. Roland Van Wijnen.
    PPC Chief executive officer. Roland Van Wijnen.
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    PPC, South Africa’s largest cement manufacturer, has unveiled a new empowerment deal worth R380 million. This demonstrates the company’s commitment to promoting economic transformation and inclusivity.

    1. The deal involves the creation of a PPC Employee Share Ownership Trust, through which qualifying employees will be able to acquire a 10% stake in PPC South Africa Holdings, the company’s holding entity.
    2. The empowerment deal prioritizes historically disadvantaged individuals, ensuring that those who have traditionally faced barriers to economic opportunities can benefit from the company’s success.
    3. The transaction provides a meaningful way for PPC to reward its employees who are not currently part of the long-term incentive plan. It allows them to share in the creation of shareholder value and aligns their interests with those of the company.
    4. The terms of the deal indicate that qualifying employees will receive 2.5% of any dividends declared by PPC SA Holdings until the loan amount and capitalised interest are repaid. Afterward, their share will increase to 10%, providing ongoing benefits for years to come.
    5. PPC CEO Roland van Wijnen highlighted the importance of employees in the company’s success and expressed satisfaction that the empowerment transaction will benefit employees for the long term. This demonstrates a commitment to employee welfare and engagement.
    6. The empowerment deal contributes to the broader objective of economic transformation in South Africa by enabling historically disadvantaged individuals to become shareholders and participate in the country’s economic growth.
    7. The announcement of the empowerment deal showcases PPC’s dedication to corporate social responsibility and its proactive approach to addressing societal challenges by promoting inclusive economic participation.
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