Claims on major projects, cash from operations and sale of

discontinued operations

CASH FROM OPERATIONS THE GROUP COMPLETED THE YEAR WITH A SUBSTANTIALLY IMPROVED NET CASH POSITION OF

R1,2 Billion

Cash generated from operations
was adversely impacted
as a
consequence of increased losses
at the Gorgon Pioneer Materials
Offloading Facility and closure of
legacy contracts in the Middle East

Successful restructuring
of debt facilities

Successful rights issue

SALE OF DISCONTINUED OPERATIONS
MURRAY & ROBERTS HAS SUCCESSFULLY SOLD IDENTIFIED ASSETS

CLOUGH MARINE
JOHNSON AND BRC ARABIA
VARIOUS PROPERTIES
RSC EKUSASA MINING
FREYSSINET POSTEN
ALERT STEEL POLOKWANE
MURRAY & ROBERTS ZIMBABWE
GRYPHON LOGISTICS
   
R0,9 BILLION
       
MURRAY & ROBERTS
STEEL BUSINESS
   
THE STEEL BUSINESS, INCLUDING CISCO, WAS DISPOSED OF AT BOOK VALUE SUBSEQUENT TO YEAR-END

CLAIMS ON MAJOR PROJECTS (REPRESENTING UNCERTIFIED REVENUE OF R2 BILLION)
THREE MAJOR CLAIMS ARE BEING PURSUED, WITH THE COLLECTION OF PROCEEDS BEING A CHALLENGING AND PROTRACTED PROCESS


±R2 BILLION

GAUTRAIN DELAY AND
DISRUPTION CLAIM

Claims recovery team is making
steady progress
Resolution through arbitration is
expected by DECEMBER 2014

 

 

GORGON PIONEER
MATERIALS OFFLOADING
FACILITY CLAIMS

A favourable arbitration ruling on the first three disputes, related primarily to scope changes from the tendered design
The commercial process
is progressing
Resolution through arbitration is
expected by DECEMBER 2013
 

DUBAI INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT CLAIM

Tribunal has ruled that the ultimate
respondent is Government of Dubai
UAE supreme court to determine which government department is actual respondent
Resolution through arbitration expected by DECEMBER 2013

 

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