RNS Number:3250N
Sheffield United PLC
06 December 2006
6 December 2006
Sheffield United plc
("Sheffield United" or "the Company")
FUNDRAISING TO RAISE #10 MILLION (BEFORE EXPENSES)
BY WAY OF PROPOSED ISSUE OF CONVERTIBLE LOAN NOTES
Notice of EGM
Sheffield United (AIM: SUT), the football, property and leisure services
business, announces today that it proposes to raise #10 million before expenses
by means of a Convertible Loan Notes Issue, conditional upon shareholder
approval.
It is intended that up to #5 million of the funds raised will be used to invest
in new players for Sheffield United's first team squad in the January 2007
transfer window in order to improve the chances of retaining Premiership status.
It is also intended that the remainder of the net proceeds received from the
funds will be used to invest in two proposed joint ventures, United Scarborough
Developments Group Limited and Sheffield United Realty BV, which is in
accordance with the Company's strategy of developing its business interests
which are not related to the performance of its first team.
The issue of the Convertible Loan Notes is conditional on the passing of the
resolutions, which are to be proposed at an EGM and it is proposed to issue the
Convertible Loan Notes to the Scarborough Investors, a group of investors
comprising Scarborough Property Company plc, SDG Caledonia Limited and
SDG Property Holdings Limited, all of which are companies directly or indirectly
controlled by Kevin McCabe, his immediate family and/or related trusts, in
approximately equal amounts.
A circular pertaining to the above, the details of which are summarised below,
is being sent to shareholders together with a notice of the EGM to approve the
relevant resolutions, which is to be held at 11.30am on 29 December 2006.
Copies of the circular will be available to the public free of charge from the
registered office of the Company at Bramall Lane, Sheffield, S2 4SU, during
normal office hours on any weekday (Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays
excepted), for one month after the date of this announcement.
Commenting on the fundraising, Kevin McCabe, Chairman of Sheffield United said:
"These continue to be exciting times for Sheffield United both on and off the
pitch. This fundraising will allow us to invest further in new players for our
first team, improving our chances of remaining in the top flight of UK football,
and to invest further in our off-pitch revenue streams. To date, our property
joint venture, USE, has been a tremendous success in making profits for the
Company and we now look forward to following that success with two new joint
ventures. The first of these will focus on property development opportunities in
the UK. The second continues our property activities in China where we will aim
to capitalise on our strong network of contacts in a region where we already own
a football club and where we believe there are considerable opportunities.
"I have said many times before that, whilst football will always remain at the
heart of Sheffield United, our intention is to build a strong and successful
business that can stand alone, regardless of what happens on the football pitch.
This fundraising is another stage in that process and I look forward with
confidence."
For further information:
Sheffield United plc: 0870 787 1960 Tavistock Communications: 020 7920 3150
Kevin McCabe, Chairman Jeremy Carey
Jason Rockett, Chief Executive Richard Sunderland
Mark Fenoughty, Chief Operating Officer
Extracts of the letter from the Deputy Chairman as contained in the circular to
shareholders, which is expected to be posted to shareholders today:
Introduction
The Company has today announced proposals for a capital raising to provide the
Company with additional funds to enable certain investments in order to develop
the business of the Group. The Company is proposing to raise #10 million before
expenses on the basis set out herein. This is to be achieved by means of the
Convertible Loan Notes Issue to the Scarborough Investors, a group of investors
comprising Scarborough Property Company plc, SDG Caledonia Limited and SDG
Property Holdings Limited, all of which are companies directly or indirectly
controlled by KC McCabe, his immediate family and/or related trusts.
Due to the size of the Fundraising relative to the Company's existing authority
to allot securities otherwise than on a pre-emptive basis, the Fundraising is
conditional upon the passing of the Resolutions by the Company's Shareholders at
an Extraordinary General Meeting.
The purpose of this document is to provide you with information about the
Fundraising, to explain the background to the Fundraising, to set out the
reasons why the Directors believe that the Fundraising is in the best interests
of the Company and its Shareholders as a whole and to seek your approval to the
Resolutions to be proposed at the EGM. Notice of the EGM which is to be held at
11.30am on 29 December 2006, at the Platinum Suite, Bramall Lane, Sheffield S2
4SU, at which the Resolutions will be proposed, is set out at the end of the
Circular.
Reasons for the Fundraising and use of proceeds
The Club currently occupies 16th position in the Premiership. The Directors
believe that retaining Premiership status will be greatly assisted by
strengthening of the first team playing squad. In July 2006, funding of #10
million was secured from the Bank of Scotland for investment in the first team
squad. At that time, the Bank of Scotland confirmed that no further debt would
be provided to the Group for the funding of football activities. Since the start
of the 2006/2007 season in August 2006, results on the pitch have left the Club
in 16th position in the Premiership, three points outside of a relegation
position, and the Directors are of the opinion that further investment in the
first team squad is required in the transfer window in January 2007 to improve
the chances of retaining Premiership status. In the absence of any further
funding from the Bank of Scotland, the Scarborough Investors have agreed to
provide funding of #10 million before expenses by conditionally agreeing to
subscribe for the Convertible Loan Notes. It is proposed that up to #5 million
of the proceeds received from the Fundraising will be invested in new players
for the first team squad by way of transfer fees and additional wages.
Over the past 18 months, the Group has embarked on a strategy of developing
diversified business interests, the financial performance of which are not
reliant upon success on the pitch. In March 2005, the Group invested in
Scarborough Estates Group Limited ("USE"), a joint venture company with SPC
Group plc. USE has bought and sold properties since its inception, generating
profits before interest for the Group of #2.5 million in the year to 30 June
2006. The Directors have agreed, in principle, that the Group should invest in a
further two joint ventures expected to be with Scarborough Property Developments
Limited and Scarborough International Holdings BV respectively, with the
intention of generating further profits from diversified activities for the
Group. United Scarborough Developments Group Limited, the first of these joint
ventures, of which the Company proposes to have a 50 per cent. interest, is
expected to invest in property developments in the UK and Sheffield United
Reality BV, the second of these joint ventures of which the Company intends to
have a 50 per cent. interest, is expected to invest in property activities in
China. The remainder of the net proceeds received from the Fundraising will be
used by the Group to invest in the equity of these two joint ventures.
The Directors have decided not to offer all Shareholders the opportunity to
subscribe for the Convertible Loan Notes, given the relatively small amounts
raised from Shareholders (other than Directors) through previous open offers and
in order to save the additional cost and delay associated with the production of
a prospectus in connection with such an offer, which the Directors believe would
not have been in the best interests of the Company. In 2003, the Company raised
approximately #4 million from an open offer of new shares of which approximately
#3.6 million was provided by certain of the Directors and by certain directors
and a former director of the Club and approximately #0.4 million by other
Shareholders. In September 2004 the Company raised approximately #5.3 million
from an open offer of new shares of which #5.1 million was provided by certain
of the Directors and a director of the Club and approximately #0.2 million by
other Shareholders. In 2006, the Company raised approximately #10.4 million from
an open offer of new shares of which approximately #8.6 million was provided by
the Directors and approximately #1.8 million by other Shareholders. With the
exception of Kevin McCabe through the Scarborough Investors, (which he controls
with his immediate family and related trusts), all existing Directors have
confirmed that they are unwilling to contribute materially to a capital raising
exercise. The costs of an open offer are significantly in excess of those
associated with capital raising from a very limited number of subscribers. In
2006, the costs of the most recent open offer were approximately #227,000. On
the basis of the results of previous open offers and the time period it takes to
produce and obtain regulatory approval for a prospectus, the Directors have
concluded that subscriptions from Shareholders for an open offer may not have
generated funds to cover the additional costs associated with an open offer and
given the amount of time until the January 2007 transfer window, it was believed
that any funds received from an open offer would not have been received in time
to be used in the January 2007 transfer window.
Current trading
The Club currently occupies 16th position in the Premiership. In July 2006, the
Premier League announced that contracts for televised Premiership matches had
been concluded that will result in an increase in television revenues to
Premiership clubs of 55 per cent. compared to the 2006/07 season.
On 25 October 2006, the Group announced its preliminary results and on 24
November 2006 the annual report and accounts of the Group for the year to 30
June 2006 were issued to Shareholders.
Particulars of terms and conditions of the convertible loan notes
The Convertible Loan Notes will be issued in multiples of #1, will be created by
a resolution of the Board and will be constituted as secured obligations of the
Company by the Convertible Loan Notes Instrument proposed to be executed by the
Company. A Copy of the Convertible Loan Notes Instrument, when executed, will be
available for inspection by a holder of Convertible Loan Notes and any person
authorised by them at all reasonable times during office hours at the registered
office of the Company.
The Convertible Loan Notes Instrument will contain provisions, inter alia, to
the following effect:
1. Status
The Convertible Loan Notes shall rank pari passu amongst themselves and as a
secured obligation of the Company secured by a floating charge over all the
undertaking and assets of the Company to be executed by the Company in favour of
Scarborough Property Company plc as security trustee ("Security Trustee") who is
to hold the security together with the proceeds upon trust for the Scarborough
Investors in accordance with the terms of a security trust deed proposed to be
entered into between (1) the Security Trustee, (2) the Scarborough Investors,
and (3) the Company, subject to the terms of the inter-creditor deed referred to
in paragraph 9 below ("Inter-creditor Deed"), the Security Trustee can only
enforce the floating charge if any of the events referred to in paragraph 5
below have occurred and it is instructed to do so by the holders of the
Convertible Loan Notes who hold not less than 75 per cent. of the nominal amount
of the Convertible Loan Notes.
No application will be made for the admission of the Convertible Loan Notes to,
or to trading on, any market wherever situated, or for the admission of the
Convertible Loan Notes to listing on any official or otherwise prescribed list
maintained by a competent or otherwise prescribed listing authority.
2. Interest
Subject to the terms of the Inter-creditor Deed referred to in paragraph 9
below, the Company shall pay interest on the principal amount of the Convertible
Loan Notes, together with any accrued but unpaid interest, at 3 per cent. per
annum above the base lending rate of the Bank of Scotland from time to time
(calculated on a day to day basis) less any tax required to be deducted by law
and payable monthly in arrears on the last business day in each month provided
that the first payment of interest on the Convertible Loan Notes, which will be
made on 31 January 2007, will be in respect of the period from the date of issue
of the Convertible Loan Notes to 31 January 2007 (both dates inclusive).
Interest will be payable until the Convertible Loan Notes are redeemed and/or
converted pursuant to the provisions of the Convertible Loan Notes Instrument.
3. Redemption of the Convertible Loan Notes
Subject to the terms of the Inter-creditor Deed, the Company shall be entitled,
in its absolute discretion and upon giving not less than 7 days prior notice, to
redeem at any time (including for the avoidance of doubt on or after 31 March
2007 but on or before 20 April 2007) at par the whole or any part of the
Convertible Loan Notes plus any accrued interest outstanding thereon (less any
tax required by law to be deducted therefrom).
4. Conversion of the Convertible Loan Notes
To the extent that by 31 March 2007 any of the Convertible Loan Notes have not
been redeemed, each of the holders of the Convertible Loan Notes will
automatically and irrevocably be deemed to have given notice at 11.00am (London
time) on 31 March 2007 requiring the Company to convert all of its holding of
Convertible Loan Notes into Ordinary Shares on the basis (subject to adjustment
as provided below) of:
(a) either (subject in all respects to paragraph (b) below) one Ordinary
Share for each relevant principal amount of Convertible Loan Notes held,
such relevant principal amount being an amount equal to the lower of (i)
15 pence and (ii) the mid-market price of an issued Ordinary Share at close
of business on the business day prior to 31 March 2007 but subject in any
event to a minimum of 10 pence (being the par value of the Ordinary Shares);
or
(b) one Ordinary Share for each 15 pence principal amount of Convertible Loan
Notes held in the event that as at 11.00am (London time) on 31 March 2007 it
is not mathematically certain that the Club will cease to be a member of the
Premier League due to the relegation of the Club at the end of the 2006/07
football season,
(such rate as so adjusted from time to time being referred to in the Circular as
the "Conversion Rate").
Completion of the conversion of Convertible Loan Notes referred to above will
take place on 20 April 2007 (or, if later, two business days after final
agreement or determination of the number of Ordinary Shares to be allotted upon
that conversion).
Such Ordinary Shares as are allotted pursuant to any conversion referred to
above shall be treated as being fully paid up and will rank pari passu in all
respects and form one class with the Ordinary Shares in issue on 20 April 2007,
except that they will not rank for any interim or final dividends or other
distributions declared, made or paid on the ordinary share capital of the
Company by reference to a record date before 20 April 2007.
The registered holders of the Convertible Loan Notes will not be entitled to any
fractions of Ordinary Shares, and any such fractions will be disregarded and not
allotted as and when the Convertible Loan Notes are converted.
If the Company subdivides, consolidates or makes any capitalisation (but not any
other) issue of its Ordinary Shares, then there will be a pro rata adjustment to
the Conversion Rate to ensure that the rights of conversion of the registered
holders of the Convertible Loan Notes are (as nearly as possible) exercisable in
respect of the same proportion of Ordinary Shares after such subdivision,
consolidation or capitalisation issue as they were immediately prior to it
taking place (except that the Conversion Rate shall not be less than the par
value of Ordinary Shares for the time being). No adjustment shall be made by
reason only of the issue by the Company to a holder of Ordinary Shares in lieu,
in whole or part, of any cash dividend of fully paid Ordinary Shares by way of
capitalisation of an amount standing to the credit of the profit and loss
account or other reserves of the Company.
5. Accelerated conversion and related events
Subject to the terms of the Inter-creditor Deed, the Convertible Loan Notes
which are at the relevant time outstanding, may at the election of the holders
of Convertible Loan Notes holding not less than 75 per cent. in nominal amount
of such notes either (a) become repayable by the Company or (b) shall be
converted into Ordinary Shares at the Conversion Rate, following the occurrence
of any of the following events in relation to the Company:
(a) the making of a compulsory winding up order;or
(b) the appointment of a liquidator on a compulsory liquidation, administrator
receiver, receiver and manager or administrative receiver or similar officer
in relation to the whole or any part of its assets, rights or revenues; or
(c) it proposing or entering into any composition or arrangement with its
creditors including a voluntary arrangement under the Insolvency Act 1986.
6. Transfer and registration
The Convertible Loan Notes are not transferable except either (i) with the prior
written consent of a resolution passed by a committee of the Board comprising
only independent directors of the Company (which for this purpose shall mean the
Directors of the Company at the relevant time excluding K C McCabe and any other
director who is an associate (as defined by the City Code) of either the
proposed transferor or proposed transferee of the relevant Convertible Loan
Notes (as if the proposed transferor and/or proposed transferee were
respectively an offeror or an offeree for the purpose of such definition) or
(ii) to any company which is a subsidiary, holding company or holding company of
a subsidiary (each a "group company") of any holder of Convertible Loan Notes or
to the shareholders of any holder of Convertible Loan Notes or of any such group
company provided always that such transfer is by way of a distribution in specie
to such shareholders pari passu in respect of the solvent reconstruction of the
relevant company.
A register of the holders of the Convertible Loan Notes must be kept by the
Company.
7. Payments
Any monies payable on or in respect of the Convertible Loan Notes shall be paid
by cheque made payable to the order of the registered holder of Convertible Loan
Notes and sent to the registered holder's registered address.
8. Variation
The provisions of the Convertible Loan Notes Instrument and the rights of the
registered holders of the Convertible Loan Notes may only be altered, abrogated
or added to with the written consent of the Company and the registered holders
of the Convertible Loan Notes who hold not less than 75 per cent. in nominal
amount of the Convertible Loan Notes or with the consent in writing of the
Company and the sanction of an extraordinary resolution passed at a separate
meeting of the registered holders of the Convertible Loan Notes.
9. Inter-creditor Deed
Payments of principal of and interest on the Convertible Loan Notes may be made
freely in accordance with the terms of the Convertible Loan Notes Instrument
unless the Company is prohibited from making any such payments under the terms
of the Inter-creditor Deed proposed to be entered into between (1) Bank of
Scotland (2) the Company (3) the Company and certain other companies in the
Group (4) the Scarborough Investors and (5) Scarborough Property Company plc as
security trustee, in which case the Convertible Loan Notes shall be subordinated
and subject in right of payment (to the extent set out in the Inter-creditor
Deed) to all monies and liabilities from time to time due, owing or incurred to
the Bank of Scotland by the Company and certain companies in the Group and
payment of any liabilities under the Convertible Loan Notes may be deferred to
the extent set out in the Inter-creditor Deed.
The Inter-creditor Deed will contain provisions, inter alia, to the effect that
payments of principal of and interest made in cash in respect of the Convertible
Loan Notes may be made in accordance with the terms of the Convertible Loan
Notes Instrument provided that the Company has first obtained the consent of the
Bank of Scotland pursuant to the terms of the Inter-creditor Deed but the
principal amount of the Convertible Loan Notes may freely be converted into
Ordinary Shares of the Company in accordance with the terms of the Convertible
Loan Notes Instrument without requiring the prior consent of the Bank of
Scotland.
Information on the Scarborough Investors
Scarborough Property Company plc's main business interests encompass property
development and investment and management of property through its subsidiary and
joint venture undertakings. Its issued ordinary share capital is owned as to
90.97 per cent. by Scarborough Group Holdings plc, which is a wholly owned
subsidiary of Scarborough Group Limited, as to 5 per cent. by Uberior
Investments plc, as to 1.5 per cent. each by Blairston Investments Limited and
John Lewis Burnley and as to 1.03 per cent. by the Scarborough Executive Pension
Scheme of which Kevin McCabe and Sandra McCabe are trustees. Its directors are K
C McCabe, J L Burnley, C M Di Ciacca, S R McCabe, S C McCabe and D M Tandy.
SDG Caledonia Limited's main business interests encompass the holding of
investments in subsidiary undertakings who are engaged in the acquisition,
development and resale of properties and land. Its issued ordinary share capital
is owned as to 60 per cent. by the White House IIP Trust, of which K C McCabe is
a trustee and the beneficiaries are members of K C McCabe's family and 7.5 per
cent. by each of C M Di Ciacca and, S P McBride, 10 per cent. by J L Burnley and
15 per cent. by D M Tandy. Its director is Europa Director Limited.
SDG Property Holdings Limited's main business interests encompass property
trading and development. It's issued ordinary share capital is owned as to 500 A
ordinary and 500 B ordinary shares of #1 each, which have full voting rights, by
SDG Scotia Limited and 1,000,000 C ordinary shares of one pence each, which
carry no voting rights, by Uberior Investments plc. Its directors are J L
Burnley, C Di M Ciacca, S P McBride, K C McCabe, S R McCabe, S C McCabe and D M
Tandy.
SDG Scotia Limited is a holding company owned as to 49.43 per cent. by the White
House IIP Trust, as to 9.53 per cent. by Scarborough Group Holdings plc, as to
0.57 per cent. by the Scarborough Executive Pension Scheme, as to 0.23 per cent.
each by Simon Charles McCabe and Scott Richard McCabe, as to 0.01 per cent. by K
C McCabe, as to 7.5 per cent. by S P McBride, as to 7.38 per cent. by Craftlen
Limited, as to 0.12 per cent. by John Lewis Burnley and 25 per cent. by the Bank
of Scotland Branch Nominees Limited. Its Director is Europa Director Limited.
Scarborough Group Holdings plc is an intermediate holding company wholly owned
by Scarborough Group Limited. Its directors are K C McCabe and Europa Director
Limited.
Scarborough Group Limited is a holding company owned as to 63.23 per cent. by K
C McCabe, as to 8.31 per cent. by Sandra McCabe, as to 0.54 per cent. by Scott
Richard McCabe and as to 0.54 per cent. by Simon Charles McCabe, as to 6.96 per
cent. by the White House IIP Trust and as to 20.42 per cent. by the White House
1992 Trust in respect of both of which trusts K C McCabe is a trustee and the
beneficiaries are members of K C McCabe's family. Its director is Europa
Director Limited of which K C McCabe, C M Di Ciacca, S R McCabe, S P McBride and
D M Tandy are directors.
K C McCabe and his connected persons are currently interested in Ordinary Shares
representing approximately 58 per cent. of the issued share capital of the
Company. The Scarborough Investors have each agreed to subscribe for
approximately one third of the Convertible Loan Notes, conditionally only on the
passing of the Resolutions at the EGM. Following completion of the Fundraising,
K C McCabe and his connected persons will therefore be interested in Ordinary
Shares and, in respect of Convertible Loan Notes, rights to convert into
Ordinary Shares, which would in aggregate equate to a maximum of approximately
71.5 per cent. of the enlarged issued share capital if all the Convertible Loan
Notes held by the Scarborough Investors were converted into Ordinary Shares (at
such Conversion Rate as would create the highest number of Ordinary Shares) and
no other Ordinary Shares were issued.
Related Party Transaction
The Scarborough Investors are related parties for the purpose of the AIM rules
and the proposed subscription by the Scarborough Investors for the Convertible
Loan Notes is therefore a related party transaction under the AIM Rules. The
Independent Directors consider, having consulted with KBC Peel Hunt, that the
terms of the Convertible Loan Notes Issue are fair and reasonable insofar as
Shareholders are concerned.
Extraordinary General Meeting
The Fundraising is conditional on the passing of the Resolutions at the EGM of
the Company to be held at the Platinum Suite, Bramall Lane, Sheffield, S2 4SU at
11.30a.m. on 29 December 2006, at which the Resolutions will be proposed.
Resolution 1 to be considered at the EGM, proposes the following:
(a) to grant the Directors authority to allot the Convertible Loan Notes
pursuant to section 80 of the Act; and
(b) to disapply statutory pre-emption rights in respect of the Convertible
Loan Notes. Section 89 of the Act requires that any equity securities
(including any rights to convert securities into shares) allotted wholly
for cash must be offered to existing shareholders in proportion to their
existing holdings. This requirement was disapplied to a limited extent by
a resolution passed at the annual general meeting held on 12 December 2005
and it is proposed that a resolution to renew the disapplication to a
limited extent will be proposed at the annual general meeting which has
been convened for 18 December 2006. However the extent of the
disapplication is insufficient to enable subscription for the Convertible
Loan Notes under the Fundraising. Accordingly, the disapplication of
statutory pre-emption rights proposed in paragraph (b) of Resolution 1 is
necessary in order to effect the Fundraising.
Resolution 2 is to increase the Company's authorised share capital, inter alia,
to give the Company sufficient authorised share capital to enable the issue of
Ordinary Shares in the event that conversion of the Convertible Loan Notes takes
place.
Recommendation
The Directors consider the Fundraising and the approval of the Resolutions,
which the Fundraising is conditional on, to be in the best interests of the
Company and its Shareholders as a whole and the Directors recommend that
Shareholders vote in favour of the Resolutions to be proposed at the EGM as they
and Shareholders connected with them intend to do in respect of their beneficial
holdings of Ordinary Shares amounting to, in aggregate, 142,497,410 Ordinary
Shares, representing approximately 68 per cent. of the current issued share
capital of the Company.
DEFINITIONS
The following definitions apply throughout this announcement, unless the context
otherwise requires:
"Act" the Companies Act 1985 (as amended)
"AIM" the Alternative Investment Market of the London
Stock Exchange
"AIM Rules" the rules for AIM companies and their nominated
advisers published by the London Stock Exchange
from time to time
"Bank of Scotland" the Governor and Company of the Bank of Scotland,
a subsidiary of HBOS plc
"Board" the board of directors of the Company
"Circular" the circular expected to be posted to Shareholders
today
"City Code" The City Code on Takeovers and Mergers
"Club" The Sheffield United Football Club Limited
"Convertible Loan the #10,000,000 Floating Rate Secured Subordinated
Notes" Convertible Redeemable Loan Notes 2007 proposed to
be issued for cash at the Issue Price
"Convertible Loan Notes the proposed subscription for the Convertible Loan
Issue" Notes by the Scarborough Investors
"Convertible Loan Notes the deed constituting the Convertible Loan Notes,
Instrument" proposed to be executed by the Company
"Directors" the directors of the Company, whose names are set
out on page 4 of the Circular
"Extraordinary General the extraordinary general meeting of the Company,
Meeting" or "EGM" notice of which is set out at the end of the
Circular
"Fundraising" the proposed fundraising by the Company by way of
the Convertible Loan Notes Issue
"Group" the Company and its subsidiary undertakings
"Independent Directors" the Directors other than K C McCabe
"Issue Price" #1 payable for each #1 nominal of Convertible Loan
Notes to be issued
"KBC Peel Hunt" KBC Peel Hunt Limited
"London Stock Exchange" London Stock Exchange plc
"Ordinary Shares" ordinary shares of 10 pence each in the share
capital of the Company
"Premiership" The Football Association Premier League
"Premier League" The Football Association Premier League Limited
"Resolutions" the resolutions set out in the notice of the EGM
"Scarborough Investors" Scarborough Property Company plc, SDG Caledonia
Limited and SDG Property Holdings Limited, all of
which are companies directly or indirectly
controlled by KC McCabe, his immediate family and/
or related trusts
"Shareholders" the holders of Ordinary Shares
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