FH FAULDING AND COMPANY LIMITED(FHF)

former shareholders in this company may have unclaimed money arising from the compulsory acquisition of their shares - deListed provides a tracing service for a small administration fee that identifies where people can find unclaimed monies arising from compulsory acquisitions and also from dividend distributions, super contributions, inoperative bank, building society or credit union accounts, bequests and other sources - please click here for access to our Lost shares, Lost money?? service

delisted because of compulsory acquisition by Mayne Nickless Limited

we understand Faulding shareholders could take the SHARE ALTERNATIVE of 2.344 Mayne shares for each Faulding share; or the PART CASH ALTERNATIVE of $6.50 cash plus 1.239 Mayne shares for each Faulding share; or the MAXIMUM CASH ALTERNATIVE of a minimum of $6.50 cash plus an unsecured note for each Faulding share redeemable for additional cash of up to $7.84 per share to the extent cash was available from a total cash pool (for both of the cash and share alternatives) of approximately $1.108 billion - to the extent cash was not available, 0.158 Mayne shares for each $1 that would otherwise be payable in cash - Faulding was also to pay a 16 cent dividend per share to shareholders - according to the ATO full scrip-for-scrip roll-over was available for those who chose the first option and partial roll-over was available for those who chose the 2nd option - there was no roll-over for those who chose the 3rd option - shareholders should see Class Ruling CR 2001/ 39—Income tax: capital gains: scrip-for-scrip roll-over: proposed takeover of FH Faulding & Co Limited by the Mayne Nickless Limited Group for further information

debentures apparently delisted following a Scheme of Arrangement