TOLL HOLDINGS LIMITED(TOL)

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delisted following implementation of the scheme of arrangement by which Japan Post Co., Ltd

we understand Japan Post was successful with an offer of $9.04 per Toll share

Toll Holdings Limited (Toll) advises that the previously announced Scheme of Arrangement (Scheme) with Japan Post Co., Ltd. (Japan Post) has been implemented today. Japan Post now holds all the issued capital of Toll. Toll intends to apply to be removed from the official list of ASX from the close of trading on 29 May 2015.

The securities of Toll Holdings Limited (the "Company") will be suspended from quotation immediately, at the request of the Company, following lodgement with the Australian Securities & Investments Commission and ASX of the Court orders approving the Scheme of Arrangement for the acquisition by Japan Post Co., Ltd of all the securities in the Company for A$9.04 each. Security Code: TOL

we understand that on or about this date the company undertook, proposed to undertake or was the subject of the following corporate action: - Japan Post will acquire all of the Toll shares by way of a scheme of arrangement - this corporate event may appear elsewhere in this company record

in accordance with the timetable for conversion of the Company's converting reset preference shares ("Toll RPS"), Toll RPS (TOLPA) will be suspended from quotation at the close of trading today, 5 November 2008

Toll separates its infrastructure assets (ports and Pacific National) from the logistics company to create the new Toll and Asciano - Toll's shareholders received a share in Toll Holdings and a new share and a new unit in Asciano (stapled together) - the restructure has allowed 100% of Pacific National to be retained by Asciano - the restructure officially takes place today - Asciano's stapled security began trading on the ASX for the first time on 6 June 2007

each security holder in Asciano owns a share in a company, Asciano Limited and a unit in the Asciano Finance Trust - for capital gains tax (CGT) purposes, a share in Asciano Limited and a unit in the Asciano Finance Trust are two separate assets - when AIO stapled securities are acquired, the acquisition cost must be allocated between the shares in Asciano Limited and the units in the Asciano Finance Trust for CGT purposes - when AIO stapled securities are sold the proceeds of the sale also need to be split between the shares in Asciano Limited and the units in the Asciano Finance Trust (for security holders who acquired their AIO stapled securities through the Toll demerger, the capital gains tax cost base of their units in the Asciano Finance Trust is 62 cents per unit) - for more on capital gains tax cost base investors should read Information Sheet - Distribution for the half year ended 31 December 2007

we understand that on or about this date the company demerged Asciano Ltd by way of a 1 for 1 distribution

we understand that on or about this date the company made an in specie distribution of 1 share in Asciano Ltd for every 1 share in the company

Toll announces a proposal to restructure the Company, creating two stand-alone, ASX Listed businesses: Toll Holdings Limited (TOL) and Asciano Limited (AIO)

former shareholders in Patrick Corporation should note that for capital gains tax (CGT) purposes, partial scrip-for-scrip rollover is available - rollover relief is not available for the cash amounts received - if you choose roll-over, you work out your capital gain (no loss allowed) by subtracting a pro-rata portion of the cost base of your Patrick shares from the value of cash that you received - if roll-over does not apply, you work out your capital gain or loss by comparing the total cost base of your Patrick shares with the total value (as at the disposal date) of the cash and shares that you received - insofar as the acquisition cost of the new Toll shares - if you choose roll-over, you work out the acquisition cost of your new Toll shares by allocating the remaining portion (not used to work out the capital gain) of the cost base of your Patrick shares to it - if roll-over does not apply, you work out the acquisition cost of your new Toll shares by subtracting the amount of the cash that you received from the total value of your Patrick shares on the disposal date - the disposal date of the shares was (if you accepted the offer between 29 September 2005 and 7.00 pm Melbourne time 25 May 2006), the date you accepted the offer or (if you did not accept the offer by 7.00 pm Melbourne time 25 May 2006), the date that your shares were compulsorily acquired - apply for a job with the ATO if you can follow all that