FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

       
       
       
1 Mainly due to reduction in Oil & Gas platform revenue.
2 The prior year profit includes a profit on sale of discontinued operations of R388 million and R98 million trading profit from discontinued operations
3 Mainly due to the Oil & Gas order book transitioning to smaller, shorter term contracts and fewer new projects secured in Infrastructure & Building and Energy & Industrial platforms. R2 billion was awarded in the Infrastructure & Building platform subsequent to the period under review.

Salient Features

Lost time injury frequency rate (“LTIFR”) improved to 0.77 (December 2013: 0.82). Regrettably two fatal incidents (December 2013: 2) were reported.
Diluted continuing HEPS increased by 39% to 79 cents (December 2013: 57 cents).
Revenue from continuing operations of R15,9 billion (December 2013: R18,8 billion), reflecting a reduction in revenue from the Oil & Gas platform.
NAV of R14 per share (December 2013: R12 per share).
Order book of R37,8 billion (December 2013: 44,9 billion). The Oil & Gas platform order book is transitioning to smaller and shorter term contracts and fewer new projects have been secured in the Infrastructure & Building and Energy & Industrial platforms.
Strong growth in the Underground Mining platform order book.
Substantial near orders and order book pipeline.
A gross annual dividend, relating to the 30 June 2014 financial year, of 50 cents per share was declared on 27 August 2014 and paid during the period. A gross annual dividend for the 2015 financial year will be considered in August 2015.
^ The prior year information has been restated for discontinued operations.

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(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa)
Registration number: 1948/029826/06
JSE Share Code: MUR
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ISIN: ZAE000073441
(“Murray & Roberts” or “Group” or “Company”)
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L Kok

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M Sello* (Chairman)
HJ Laas (Managing and Chief Executive)
DD Barber*
AJ Bester
R Havenstein*
NB Langa-Royds*
JM McMahon1*
RT Vice*

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