NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS – NOTE 14

14. Stated capital
  GROUP
June 2015
R000
  GROUP
June 2014
R000
  COMPANY
June 2015
R000
  COMPANY
June 2014
R000
 
Authorised                
500 000 000 no par value ordinary shares (2014: 500 000 000)                
Issued                
243 256 092 no par value ordinary shares (2014: 243 256 092) 6 987 996   1 661   6 987 996   1 661  
Less: 153 659 no par value ordinary treasury shares (2014: 153 659)(1) (11 068)              
Balance at end of year 6 976 928   1 661   6 987 996   1 661  
Reconciliation – number of shares in issue                
Balance at beginning of year 243 102 433   243 113 169   243 256 092   243 113 169  
Shares issued 243 256 092   243 113 169   243 256 092   243 113 169  
Treasury shares (153 659)              
Issued during the year(2)     142 923       142 923  
Less: treasury shares(1)     (153 659)          
Balance at end of year 243 102 433   243 102 433   243 256 092   243 256 092  

Effective 18 August 2014 (the effective date), Hyprop converted its combined units (with a share linked to a debenture) to an all-equity capital structure.

Historical debenture capital and debenture premium, as well as amortised debenture premium included in non-distributable reserves, were transferred to stated capital on the effective date.

The capital conversion process entailed the following:

The delinking of each Hyprop ordinary share from a Hyprop debenture so as to no longer constitute a combined unit.
The cancellation of each debenture and concomitant waiver, for no consideration, by the debenture holders of their right to be repaid the nominal value of each debenture.
Capitalisation of the value allocated to each debenture in the books of account of the company plus the amortised debenture premium included in non-distributable reserves, equating to the issue price of each debenture, to Hyprop’s stated capital account.
The amendment and subsequent termination of Hyprop’s debenture trust deed.
The amendment of Hyprop’s Memorandum of Incorporation to reflect the change in Hyprop’s capital structure.