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    Sanlam gives update on troubled R8 billion BEE deal

    August 16, 20232 Mins Read
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    On 11 March 2019, Sanlam issued 111,349,000 new ordinary shares to SU BEE Investment SPV as part of a Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Transaction.

    1. The shares were subscribed at a price of R70.00 per share, representing a discount of 9.88% to the 3-day volume weighted average price.
    2. The B-BBEE Transaction was funded through a combination of First Ranking Preference Shares issued by Funding SPV to Standard Bank and Second Ranking Preference Shares issued to Sanlam’s subsidiary, Sanpref.
    3. One year after the B-BBEE Transaction, the operating environment deteriorated due to factors such as the Covid-19 pandemic, resulting in equity market volatility and a decline in the Sanlam share price.
    4. The value created for beneficiaries of the B-BBEE Transaction is dependent on the net equity position of Funding SPV, which is currently negative.
    5. Due to the negative impacts on the Sanlam share price, it is likely that the Funding SPV structure may be unwound after its maturity in March 2024.
    6. To unwind the Funding SPV, a subsidiary of Sanlam will acquire the First Ranking Preference Shares from Standard Bank.
    7. Sanlam will explore alternatives to orderly unwind the Funding SPV and may consider repurchasing Sanlam shares from Subscription SPV.
    8. The proposed transaction involves U.R.D. Beleggings, a subsidiary of Sanlam, acquiring the First Ranking Preference Shares from Standard Bank for R2,421 million.
    9. The transaction aims to mitigate the negative impact of potential forced share disposals and contribute to an orderly unwinding of the Funding SPV by the maturity date in March 2024.
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