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Brait S.A. Share Incentive Scheme
Salient features
• The scheme is a share option scheme with deferred delivery.
• Entitlements are granted at market price at the date of grant.
• Vesting typically accrues within six years.
• Entitlements expire after eight years.
• Entitlements are forfeited if the participant leaves the group before vesting.
   
Entitlements granted under the scheme:
  2006 2005
Share entitlements outstanding
at beginning of year
2 975 262 2 568 624
Granted and exercised 150 000 1 374 480
Delivered (808 018) (61 151)
Cancelled (by resignation,
retrenchment or repurchase)
(578 740) (906 691)
Share entitlements outstanding
at end of year
1 738 504 2 975 262
 
Analysis of share entitlements outstanding at 31 March 2006
 
Entitlement expiry date Number of shares Issue price (ZAR)
31 December 2010 48 750 8,57
31 December 2011 648 690 7,19
30 June 2012 670 964 7,20
6 July 2012 220 100 7,22
1 October 2013 150 000 18,04
  1 738 504  
 
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The Brait Executive Share Purchase Scheme
Salient features
• The scheme is structured as a share purchase scheme and participants are offered an opportunity to acquire ordinary shares in the company at a price fixed on a leveraged, deferred payment and delivery basis. Critically, participants are required to make an upfront contribution equal to one third of the market value of their entitlements granted.
• Participants are offered leverage (loan finance) based on twice the value of their contributions.
• The leverage is subject to an arm's length related interest rate.
• The scheme shares or any rights flowing from such shares vest over three years.
• Participants may only take delivery of their entitlements under the scheme on vesting and full settlement of their loan accounts.
• Unvested entitlements are forfeited if the participant leaves the group before vesting.
• Loan accounts must be settled within five years of the grant of shares or the entitlements expire.
 
The executives carry market risk on any decline in the Brait share price during the tenure of the scheme up to a maximum limit of their prepaid contribution and will benefit from any market price increase, but only to the extent that the increase exceeds the compounded prime interest rate on the advance, net of dividends.
 
Entitlements granted under the scheme:
  2006 2005  
Share entitlements outstanding at
beginning of year
16 563 460 17 296 489  
Granted 2 500 000 500 000  
Delivered (12 185 907) (778 105)  
Cancelled (by resignation,
retrenchment or repurchase)
– (454 924)  
Share entitlements outstanding
at end of year
6 877 553 16 563 460  
 
 
Analysis of share entitlements outstanding at 31 March 2006
Repayment
date of loan
balance
Interest
rate
of loan
Prepaid
contributions
by participants
US$
Outstanding
loan account
balances
US$
Number of shares
granted
Share
purchase price
US$
31 March US dollar        
2008 Prime 457 605 537 344 1 933 269 0,7101
25 October US dollar
2008 Prime 460 212 550 767 1 944 284 0,7101
13 May US dollar
2009 Prime 167 700 246 053 500 000 1,0062
31 March US dollar
2010 Prime 1 565 833 3 758 062 2 500 000 1,8790
    2 651 350 5 092 226 6 877 553  
 
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