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ADOPT-A-SCHOOL FOUNDATION NPC
          NOTES TO THE ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
          for the year ended 30 June 2017



          3     financial instruments (continued)

                financial assets at fair value through profit and loss

                 Figures in Rands                                                                            2017        2016

                 Unlisted securities
                 - OTGC Investments                                                                       3 732 094    2 097 924
                 - Sandvik Mining (Equity Linked)                                                         1 400 000    1 800 000

                 Changes in fair value of financial assets at fair value through profit or loss are recorded in ‘other (losses)/gains – net’ in the income statement (note 12)

                background for investments

                otgc investments
                 In July 2014, Adopt-a-School Foundation subscribed for a 3% stake in OTGC for R2 008 716. OTGC is an independent bulk liquid storage provider in South
                 Africa. The shareholding is made up as follows: Oiltanking holding a 46% stake, Calulo Petrochemicals holding a 20.5% stake, Adopt-a-School Foundation
                 holding a 3% stake, with the remaining 30.5% shareholding being held by Grindrod. Adopt-a-School previously held an effective 10% interest in Grindrod SA
                 Proprietary Limited and restructured their shareholding through the Consortium at listed company level and also received this investment as a donation as
                 part of the unbundling process.

                sandvik mining
                 In April 2014, Adopt-a-School entered into a Black Economic Empowerment transaction with Sandvik Mining RSA Proprietary Limited (“Sandvik Mining”).
                 The acquisition of the effective 12.5% interest in Sandvik Mining RSA is classified as an equity linked instrument and the fair value movement is recognised
                 through profit or loss. The BEE Shareholders are not exposed to the risks and rewards that a normal ordinary shareholder would be exposed to as they will
                 only receive trickle dividends while the preference shares are outstanding and will only be able to share in the residual when the preference share funding
                 is fully repaid. Therefore, in substance, the BEE Shareholders are not exposed to any down side risk on the investment and will only enjoy potential upside
                 benefit in the form of dividends and fair value appreciation.

                sandvik mining – outstanding preference share balance
                 Figures in Rands                                                                            2017        2016

                 Reconciliation of preference share balance:
                 At 1 July                                                                              (91 869 959)   (81 882 498)
                 Cumulative Interest                                                                    (15 245 797)   (9 987 461)
                 Less: Dividend to redeem interest and preference share balance                           6 142 500          -
                 Balance as at 30 June                                                                 (100 973 256)   (91 869 959

                 Refer to note 10 for the dividend breakdown








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