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Issues Concerning Google's Performance and Business Ethics in 2010
RIMBUNAN SAWIT: PROPOSED ACQUISITIONS & PROPOSED M&A AMENDMENTS
RIMBUNAN SAWIT BERHAD (“RSB” or the “Company”)
PROPOSED ACQUISITIONS & PROPOSED M&A AMENDMENTS
DEFINITIONS
The following definitions shall apply throughout this announcement:Act

:

Companies Act, 1965

Acquirees

:

Jayamax, Novelpac, Lubuk Tiara, Splendid, Biawak, Ekang, Lundu, Selangau and Ulu Teru

Assignment

:

a Deed of assignment or assignment agreement to be entered into between the
Rejang Height and RSB or its nominee

Biawak

:

PJP Pelita Biawak Plantation Sdn Bhd

Board

:

The Board of Directors of RSB

Bursa Securities

:

Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad

CDS

:

Central Depository System

Agreement

:

The agreement dated 30 December 2009 entered into between RSB and Rejang
Height for the assignment of commercial rights of Simunjan

Consideration Shares

:

The 28,331,400 new RSB Shares to be issued pursuant to the Proposed
Acquisitions

CPO

:

Crude palm oil

Dato’ Sri Tiong

:

Dato’ Sri Dr. Tiong Ik King

Dollah Chek

:

Dollah Chek @ Abdullah Chek Bin Sahamat

Datuk Tiong

:

Datuk Tiong Thai King

Ekang

:

PJP Pelita Ekang-Banyok Plantation Sdn Bhd

Equity Guidelines

:

The Equity Guidelines issued by the Securities Commission

EU

:

European Union

Fatherland

:

Fatherland Enterprise Sdn Bhd

FFB

:

Fresh fruit brunches

FPE

:

Financial period ended

FYE

:

Financial year ended

Ha.

:

Hectare(s)

HB

:

Henry Butcher Malaysia Sdn Bhd, an independent registered valuer appointed by RSB in relation to the Proposed Acquisitions

HB Miri

:

Henry Butcher Malaysia (Miri) Sdn Bhd, an independent registered valuer appointed by RSB in relation to the Proposed Acquisitions

HB Sarawak

:

Henry Butcher Malaysia (Sarawak) Sdn Bhd, an independent registered valuer appointed by RSB in relation to the Proposed Acquisitions

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