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Hyprop has again presented a solid set of results, maintaining distribution and capital growth well above the sector average.

Hyprop declared a dividend of 280,3 cents per share for the six months ended 30 June 2015, an increase of 16,3% on the corresponding period in 2014.

The total distribution for the year of 543 cents per share is 15,0% higher than the prior year.

Total revenue and distributable earnings from investment property increased by 11,9% and 14,5%, respectively, benefiting from increased income from

Rosebank Mall, the inclusion of income from Somerset Mall (acquired 1 October 2013) for the full year and tight control of operating expenses. Like-for-

like revenue and distributable earnings from investment property increased by 6,5% and 8,1%, respectively.

Rosebank Mall was transferred from development property to investment property on 1 July 2014. The majority of incremental income from the

redevelopment was earned from 1 October 2014.

The property cost-to-income ratio reduced to 33,6% (2014: 34,4%). The total cost-to-income ratio at fund level reduced to 36,0% (2014: 37,3%).

The 3,9% increase in net interest costs for the year was limited by applying the proceeds of non-core asset sales (Stoneridge, and CapeGate Value and

Lifestyle Centres) to repaying debt.

Total arrears at 30 June 2015 were R19,4 million (2014: R19,2 million). This constitutes 0,6% (2014: 0,5%) of rental income. The corresponding allowance for

doubtful debts was R10,7 million (2014: R8,8 million).

Property portfolio

Value per

Value attributable to Hyprop rentable area

Rentable area 30 June 2015

30 June 2014

30 June 2015

Business segment

m

2

R000

R000

R/m

2

Canal Walk (80%)

156 689 6 732 800

6 064 000

53 711

Clearwater Mall

86 081

3 944 000

3 473 000

45 817

Rosebank Mall

80 712

2 495 000

1 849 000

30 912

Somerset Mall

66 354 2 450 000

2 252 000

36 923

The Glen (75,15%)

79 665

2 329 830

2 059 269

38 913

Woodlands Boulevard

71 659 2 296 000

2 196 000

32 041

Hyde Park Corner

38 117

2 009 000

1 769 000

52 706

CapeGate

63 700

1 534 000

1

1 738 000

24 082

Shopping centres

642 977 23 790 630 21 400 269

40 816

Atterbury Value Mart

47 785

1 112 000

1 105 000

23 271

Willowbridge

4

42 378

622 000

594 000

14 677

Somerset Value Mart

12 546

193 000

4

185 000

15 383

Stoneridge

2

(90%)

432 000

Value centres

102 709

1 927 000

2 316 000

18 762

Total retail

745 686 25 717 630 23 716 269

37 779

Standalone offices

3

34 386

508 775

457 000

14 796

Investment property

780 072 26 226 405

24 173 269

36 766

Investment in sub-Saharan Africa

(excluding SA)

2 339 121

2 220 721

780 072 28 565 526

26 393 990

1

Excludes CapeGate Value and Lifestyle centres – sold during the 2015 financial year

2

Sold during the 2015 financial year

3

Includes Glenwood, Glenfield and Lakefield – held for sale

4

Held for sale

Investment property was independently valued at 30 June 2015 at R26,2 billion (2014: R24,2 billion), an increase of 12,1% (excluding the effect of disposing

of Stoneridge and CapeGate Lifestyle). The higher value was primarily due to income growth, as well as a 34,9% increase in the valuation of Rosebank

Mall after its redevelopment.

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Hyprop Investments Limited

Integrated Report 2015