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Hi moon. Any idea how often SRE trades per day? The minimum limit is 16 trades per day.

Volumes are pretty high - with average of ± 300,000 per day. On the strength of that I would assume
that you could include them ?

Was alluded to before. http://shareforum.co.za/shares/cherrypicking-tapouts/msg12564/#msg12564

Event                                                                                                                   2016

Expected finalisation date, the date on which the Mediclinic Scheme has                                     Friday, 29 January
become unconditional in all respects as required by the JSE listing rules
(the “Finalisation Date”)

Compliance certificate expected from the South African Takeover                                             Friday, 29 January
Regulation Panel

Finalisation announcement expected to be released on SENS by Mediclinic                                     Friday, 29 January

Finalisation announcement expected to be published in the South African                                     Monday, 1 February
and Namibian press by Mediclinic

Application for the de-listing of Mediclinic Shares lodged with the JSE and                                 Monday, 1 February
the NSX

Last day to trade Mediclinic Shares on the JSE and the NSX in order to                                      Friday, 5 February
participate in the Scheme

Suspension of listing from the Main Board of the JSE and NSX of Mediclinic                                  Monday, 8 February
Shares at commencement of trading (SA)

Listing and trading of New Al Noor Shares on the JSE (on a “when issued                                     Monday, 8 February
basis”)

Dematerialised Scheme Participants must advise their CSDPs or brokers of                                   Friday, 12 February
their elections in respect of the Repurchase Option and the Exchange
Option in accordance with the timeframes stipulated in the custody
agreements between each Dematerialised Scheme Participant and his
CSDP or broker as the elections close at 12h00. Certificated Scheme
Participants’ elections in respect of the Repurchase Option and the
Exchange Option to be received by the Transfer Secretaries by no later
than 12h00 on

Scheme Record Date, being the time and date on which Scheme                                               Friday, 12 February
Participants must be recorded in the Register to participate in the Scheme
and to receive the New Al Noor Shares, 17h00 on

Mediclinic Scheme expected to become operative and Remgro                                                 Monday, 15 February
subscribes for New Al Noor Shares under the Remgro Subscription

Dematerialised Scheme Participants expected to have their accounts (held                                  Monday, 15 February
at their CSDP or Broker) credited with the New Al Noor Shares

Admission and commencement of dealings on the London Stock                                                Monday, 15 February
Exchange of existing Al Noor Shares and New Shares, 08h00 on

Termination of listing of Mediclinic Shares from the Main Board of the JSE                                Monday, 15 February
and the NSX at the commencement of trading

Certificates in respect of New Shares posted to Certificated Scheme                                      Tuesday, 16 February
Participants who have surrendered their Documents of Title and have
elected on or prior to 12h00 on the Scheme Record Date to receive their
New Al Noor Shares in Certificated Form

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Jse Limited - 20160120 Mediclinic Int Ltd Merger With Al Noor Informative Notice Updated

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20160120 Mediclinic Int Ltd Merger with Al Noor Informative Notice UPDATED

Further to the FTSE/JSE notice released on 15 January 2016 in relation to the merger between
Mediclinic International (South Africa) and Al Noor Hospitals Group (UK) and following an update to the
scheme timetable, please see the new updated index treatment below:



       Mediclinic International Ltd (South Africa): Merger with Al Noor
            Hospitals Group (UK) - Informative Notice - Update

                                 FTSE/JSE Africa Index Series

                                           20 January 2016
Following shareholder approval and subject to the completion of the scheme of arrangement between
Mediclinic International Ltd (South Africa, ZAE000074142, B0PGJF0) and Al Noor Hospitals Group (UK,
GB00B8HX8Z88, B8HX8Z8), whereby Mediclinic International Ltd shareholders will receive 0.625 Al Noor
Hospitals Group shares for every Mediclinic International Ltd share held, FTSE/JSE is anticipating the
following index treatment in the FTSE/JSE Index Series:

Wednesday 03 February 2016 (after market close)
FTSE/JSE will issue a notice confirming all FTSE/JSE Index changes effective on both 08 February and 16
February.


Friday 05 February 2016
Last day of dealing in Mediclinic International Ltd shares.


Monday 08 February 2016 (from start of trading)
Mediclinic International Ltd (B0PGJF0) will be replaced by Al Noor Hospitals Group (BYYW9W4) in the
FTSE/JSE Indices. In order to avoid index tracking errors, the Al Noor Hospitals Group shares will be
added at the equivalent offer terms’ value to Mediclinic International’s last traded price.
There will be no index divisor change.


Monday 15 February 2016
Al Noor Hospitals Group will change its name to Mediclinic International plc.


Tuesday 16 February 2016 (from start of trading)
Mediclinic International plc will remain in the FTSE/JSE Indices. All index changes to bring Mediclinic’s
index shares in line with the JSE issued shares (as notified after market close on Wednesday 03 February
2016) will become effective.




Notes:
1 All dates and times may be changed by mutual agreement between Mediclinic and Al Noor and/or may be subject to the
  obtaining of certain regulatory approvals. Any change to the abovementioned timetable will be published on SENS.
2 All times given are local times in South Africa.
3 Mediclinic Shares may not be dematerialised or rematerialised after Friday, 5 February 2016 (or such later date as Mediclinic
  may announce if the dates and times above are changed).
4 Existing Al Noor Shares will trade on the London Stock Exchange cum Special Dividend up until and including Wednesday,
  10 February 2016 and trade ex-Special Dividend from Thursday, 11 February 2016. As Mediclinic Shareholders who receive
  New Al Noor Shares will not be entitled to receive the Special Dividend the New Al Noor Shares will trade ex-Special Dividend
  on the JSE from Monday, 8 February 2016.

Stellenbosch
19 January 2016

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The International Monetary Fund cut its economic growth forecast for South Africa by almost half to less than 1 percent as commodity prices slump and global demand remains weak.
Gross domestic product in Africa’s most industrialized nation will probably expand 0.7 percent this year, compared with October’s estimate of 1.3 percent, the Washington-based lender said in an update to its World Economic Outlook report on Tuesday. The IMF cut its projection for 2017 by 0.3 percentage points to 1.8 percent.

Amid a selloff that erased more than two years of gains -- about $14 trillion
-- from global stocks now on the brink of a bear market, at least earnings stood
as a potential bright spot. Those hopes are fading: analyst profit downgrades
outnumbered upgrades by the most since 2009 last week, according to monthly
data from a Citigroup Inc. index that tracks such changes.

“The momentum in the global economy is slowing down to such an extent that
people are seriously talking about recession,” said Zimmermann, a strategist at
Bankhaus Lampe in Dusseldorf. “This is not just China, it’s far more widespread.
There are few places to hide. Even defensives will feel the pain.”

FM Stock picks for 2016

Quote from: BussoV6 on January 14, 2016, 05:26:03 pm

I'm thinking of putting a few bucks in INTU properties. They are mainly commercial landlords in UK. Also JSE listed.

Watch out for Brexit jitters - may cause £ to drop.

That's what I mean: Growing Minority Sees British Pound Heading to Level of Thatcher Era

Rand hedge cred might not be as good as € or $...... on the other hand interest rates are said to stay lower for longer. Brexit is the big unknown.