Title: Increasing Capital Flows to Africa Conference September 29 2004 The Role of the New York Stock Excha
1Increasing Capital Flows to Africa
ConferenceSeptember 29 2004The Role of the
New York Stock Exchange
2NYSE - The Worlds Largest And Most Global Stock
Market
- 460 Listed Non-US companies from around the
world
- Well balanced market for companies of
different market caps
(trillion/US)
20
18
NYSE International is the worlds second
biggest equities market, after the NYSE itself
16
5.9
14
12
10
8
6
11.7
4
2
0
Large Cap greater than 5B, Mid cap 1B to 5B,
Small cap less than 1B
Regional Percentages segmented by Global Market
Capitalization Source World Federation of
Exchanges NYSE Research Date NYSE Data as of
March 31, 2004 Other Exchanges Data as of March
31,2004
3How Can A NYSE ADR Listing Benefit African
Companies?
- Shareholder Value Benefits
- Increased US share ownership Institutions and
retail investors representing the majority of
total equity investment in the US will only buy
US listed, SEC-registered equities. Opportunity
to increase US investor demand for Companys
shares beyond direct investment by US
international funds in the home market. - Improved valuation benchmarking Sizeable US
ownership, US GAAP reporting and the US listing
platform all combine to maximise the focus of the
US investment community on a Companys valuation
relative to its US-listed peers over time an
incisive valuation perspective reduces stock
price volatility. - A second market for the share US listing can be
a key driver in building a virtuous circle of
more US domestic ownership, leading to more US
trading liquidity and lower barrier to attracting
further investment. - Strategic Benefits
- US acquisition currency US-listed,
SEC-registered ADRs can be used as acquisition
currency for US public companies. - Limits post-acquisition flow back Targets
shareholders have a credible and liquid US
trading market, helping to limit post-acquisition
flow back. - Hiring and retaining key people A US listed
Company may be more attractive to US management
and employees as an element of stock option and
stock ownership plans than Home listed stock. - Communication Benefits
4A Broad Range Of Companies From Around The World
Choose To List On The NYSE
Non-U.S. Listings Since 2002
Market capitalization at time of listing For the
period January 1, 2002 through August 12, 2004
5NYSE-Listed South African Companies
Market Capitalization as of September 20, 2004.
6NYSE Listing Attracts High Quality US Investors
Top 10 Holders of South African ADRs Listed on
NYSE
Source 13F filings, Bloomberg, 9.21.04
7South African Companies Listed on NYSE Have a
Balanced Proportion of Trading in Both the Home
Market and at the NYSE.
Proportion of trading volume of NYSE-Listed
companies on NYSE and in South Africa, 2004 YTD
Source NYSE Data as of Sep 20, 2004.
8South African ADR Ownership and Trading on the
NYSE Has Grown Dramatically
ADRs Outstanding
Average Daily Volume (ADRs)
CAGR 76
CAGR 63
Source NYSE Data 2004 YTD as of Sep 20, 2004.
9The NYSE Listing Day
Drive broad visibility to a Company Brand on
Listing Day
- Ringing of the NYSE Opening Bell
- Customer/VIP cocktail reception on trading floor
- Branded signage on NYSE façade, Trading Floor and
podium - Multi-media package of listing day highlights
DVD, webcast and collateral support - Web cast listing activities on company.com
nyse.com sites - Conduct celebration at a companys headquarters.
10The NYSE Partnership
- Listing on the New York Stock Exchange goes
beyond a companys first trade - Its the beginning of a long term relationship
- Its a partnership
- And as your partner, the Exchange is committed to
utilizing all of our resources to help support
your companys brand and business initiatives
Sappi Limited visits the NYSE 05/12/2003
AngloGold Limited visits the NYSE 08/05/2003
Telkom SA Limited IPOs on the NYSE 03/06/2003
Sasol Limited lists on the NYSE 04/09/2003
11Preparation and Work for NYSE Listing
- Applicants must have filed registration statement
with SEC and be declared effective- - 20-F for quotation only
- F-1 for share/ADR offering
- Consider confidential early approach to SEC plan
confidential submission for SEC review. - Historic consolidated, audited reconciliations to
US GAAP are generally required for 2 years by the
SEC (Form 20-F). - SEC registrants are required to comply with
Sarbanes-Oxley Act corporate governance
provisions - Ongoing reporting on Form 20-F and 6-K (quarterly
reports not required unless needed in home
market). - Establish ADR programme
- Choose depositary bank
- File F-6 with SEC
- Execute depositary agreement
- NYSE-specific work-
- Submit application pack
- Receive eligibility clearance
- Choose trading symbol
12 David Griffiths Senior Managing Director
Europe, Middle East, Africa Direct Tel 44
(0)20-7025-7881 dgriffiths_at_nyse.com