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REDIVIUM LIMITED AGM Information 2012

Jan 30, 2012

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HANNANS

(ASX: HNR) Annual General Meeting

31 January 2012 (To be read in conjunction with the Notice of Meeting dated 23 December 2011)

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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RICHARD SCALLAN NON-EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN

Mr Scallan is a Mining Engineer with 54 years experience in underground and open cut mining, and exploration in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Australia. Dick was employed by the Anglo American Corporation of South Africa Limited for 26 years and joined Renison Goldfields Limited in 1981 where he was employed for 21 years.

DAMIAN HICKS MANAGING DIRECTOR

Mr Hicks was a founding Director of Hannans Reward Limited. Mr Hicks holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) from the University of Western Australia, is admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Western Australia and is a Graduate Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

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WILLIAM HICKS NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Mr Hicks was a founding Director of Hannans Reward Ltd. Mr Hicks has been actively involved in the progress and development of a number of well-known exploration companies. He was a director and secretary of Spargo’s Reward Gold Mines NL and was instrumental in the listing on the ASX of both Central Kalgoorlie Gold Mines NL and Maritana Gold NL.

JONATHAN MURRAY NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Mr Murray is a partner at law firm Steinepreis Paganin, based in Perth, Western Australia. He has significant experience in advising on initial public offers and secondary market capital raisings, all forms of commercial acquisitions and divestments and providing general corporate and strategic advice.

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GROUP STRUCTURE

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HANNANS
(ASX:HNR)
HANNANS HANNANS
REWARD INVESTMENT
EXPLORATION MANAGEMENT
Equities Investments Transaction Services &
Australian Exploration Cash Corporate
Convertible Notes Management
International
Exploration
(Resources & Rewards)
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CORPORATE STRUCTURE

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SHAREHOLDERS
HANNANS REWARD
LTD
(ASX: HNR)
HR EQUITIES HR SUBSIDIARY
PTY LTD PTY LTD
HR FORRESTANIA ERRAWARRA
PTY LTD PTY LTD
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MANGANESE ‘SPIN OUT’

BACKGROUND

  • ‘Spin out’ to create a new independent manganese company referred to as NewCo

  • Manganese assets considered to have significant potential value

  • ‘Spin out’ will protect shareholder value in the interim by preventing an unsolicited bid for these assets while NewCo consolidates a portfolio of manganese assets

  • Foundation asset to be the East Pilbara manganese project

  • These same assets are being attributed a zero value by the stock market (i.e market capitalisation of Hannans Reward Ltd is less than the net asset position of the Company)

  • Spin out’ is an attempt to implement a focussed manganese strategy

  • Shareholders will hold shares in NewCo

  • New Board created to implement manganese strategy

  • Hannans Exploration Team to continue providing exploration services

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MANGANESE ‘SPIN OUT’

APPROACH

  • ‘Spin out’ of manganese assets held by Hannans subsidiary, Errawarra (excluding Atlas Iron Ltd iron rights) into NewCo to be owned by existing Hannans shareholders

  • Hannans will retain all non-manganese rights

  • For every share held in Hannans, shareholders will receive the same number of shares in NewCo

  • Manganese exploration to continue being funded by Hannans (via repayment of an existing loan)

  • After repayment of the existing loan, Hannans may provide a convertible loan of $2.5m to NewCo should additional funding be required

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MANGANESE ‘SPIN OUT’ STRUCTURE

AFTER

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BEFORE AFTER
HNR HNR HNR
Shareholders Shareholders Shareholders
NewCo
HNR HNR
(to be incorporated)
HR Equities Pty HR Subsidiary HR Equities HR Subsidiary Errawarra
Ltd Pty Ltd Pty Ltd Pty Ltd Pty Ltd
HR
HR Forrestania Errawarra
Forrestania Assets
Pty Ltd Pty Ltd
Pty Ltd
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NEWCO STRATEGY

  • Envisages once NewCo has reached a critical scale it will seek to raise additional capital through an IPO

  • In lieu of not undertaking an IPO, the Company will seek to raise capital via a private equity raising

  • In the event an IPO or private equity raising are not considered a viable option the introduction of a joint venture partner may be considered

  • In the event none of the options listed above are considered possible projects an asset sale may occur and proceeds from the sale would be used to invest in new resource

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PROJECT OVERVIEW

Projects are strategically located within the southern Yilgarn and SE Pilbara regions of WA

  • Forrestania Project, target commodities include nickel, gold and iron (hematite)

  • Lake Johnston Project, target commodities include nickel and gold

  • Queen Victoria Rocks Project, target commodities include nickel and gold

  • East Pilbara Project, target commodities include manganese, base metals and gold

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EXPLORATION

Hannans tenement portfolio has increased by 726 sq km’s (~20%) New exploration geologist Tom Lyons employed in Mar 2011 Physical exploration on all projects for the 2011 calendar year included:

  • 9,311 geochemical samples

  • 11.15 line km’s of moving loop TEM

  • 46.1 line km’s of Fixed Loop TEM

  • 5,974 gravity readings

  • 23 aircore holes for 793 metres

  • 252 RC percussion holes for 17,576 metres

  • 16 diamond holes for 408 metres

  • plus many hours of data collation, validation, mapping and interpretation

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FORRESTANIA PROJECT

  • Nickel sulphide exploration has been very focused within the Stormbreaker and Lucy Rocks Prospect areas, and along strike from the stratigraphy which is host to the Flying Fox and Spotted Quoll Nickel deposits (ASX:WSA)

  • Exploration targeting for hematite iron mineralisation commenced during the year with a number of prospective targets outlined for follow up exploration.

Year to June 2011 Exploration Stats

Activity Completed
Geochemistry 6,619 surface samples
Surface EM 27 line km's of TEM
Aircore Drilling 23 holes for 793 metres
RC Percussion Drilling 18 holes for 3,869 metres

July to Dec 2011 Exploration Stats

Activity Completed
Geochemistry 2,727 auger samples
Surface EM 2.5 line km's of MLEM
RC Percussion Drilling 24 holes for 3,367 metres

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FORRESTANIA PROJECT Skeleton Rocks Prospect

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More recent exploration
has shifted north to
Skeleton Rocks where data
compilation and surface
geochemistry has
identified gold and nickel
anomalism

Exploration will continue in
the form of surface
geochemical sampling,
ground TEM and
reconnaissance field work.

Any high priority targets will
be drill tested during the
second half of 2012.
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FORRESTANIA PROJECT Exploration Expenditure

July 2006 to
June 2007

July 2007 to
June 2008

July 2008 to
June 2009

July 2009 to
June 2010

July 2010 to
June 2011

July 2011 to
Dec 2011

Total
$ $ $ $ $ $ $
%
Geological Activities
Geochemical Activities
Geophysical Survey
Airborne Geophysical Survey
Non Core Drilling
Field Supplies
Drafting Activities
Travel
Field Camp activities
Environmental
Rehabilitation Activities
Aboriginal Heritage Surveys
Annual Tenement Rent
Annual Tenement Rates
Administration & Overheads
Application Fees
Acquisition Fees
Penalty & Exemption Fees
55,824
6,327
164,942
-
83,250
214
1,280
2,782
5,484
59,678
591
-
-
-
2,398
3,866
250,000
-

115,142

129,390

229,424
-

286,606

20,271

1,918

16,658

9,974

1,895

2,200
-
4,726
1,571

1,586

-

5,386
-

23,231

21,284

15,696
-

2,160

-

619

-

4,950

11,650

-
-

4,514

5,459

16,125
-

-
3,150
178,127
87,093
373,921
158,607
317,758
95,596
3,510
10,988
38,674
32,854
-
11,240
39,716
31,345
28,406
96,260
-
12,412

217,814

336,848

160,480

-

536,137

121,435

28

16,594

64,116

91,161
14,875

-

40,545

51,105

20,929

33,872
-

11,806

54,911

157,094

30,106
-

436,859

80,679

2,218

16,948

32,754

3,121

-
-

34,459

69,620

18,359

-
-

-

645,048
11.2%

738,035
12.8%

974,570
17.0%
158,607
2.8%
1,662,771
28.9%

318,195
5.5%

9,572
0.2%

63,970
1.1%

155,952
2.7%

200,360
3.5%
17,666
0.3%
11,240
0.2%

123,960
2.2%

159,101
2.8%

87,803
1.5%
133,999
2.3%
255,386
4.4%
27,368
0.5%

Total
636,636
826,746

108,838
1,516,508
1,717,744

937,129
5,743,601
100%

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LAKE JOHNSTON PROJECT

  • The project includes a number of high grade gold occurrences, historical exploration for gold within the project has been limited.

  • Considerable effort has been directed towards advancing the gold exploration in the form of infill soil sampling, gravity surveys and RC percussion drilling at the Hardcore and Mt Gordon Prospects.

Year to June 2011 Exploration Stats

Activity Completed
Geochemistry 3,012 surface samples
Surface EM 8 line km's of surface TEM
Gravity 4,450 stations
RC Percussion Drilling 21 holes for 5,039 metres

July to Dec 2011 Exploration Stats

Activity Completed
Geochemistry 6 rock chip samples
Surface EM 6 line km's of MLEM
Gravity 3,901 stations
RC Percussion Drilling 20 holes for 3,175 metres

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LAKE JOHNSTON PROJECT Mt Gordon Prospect

  • The Mt Gordon Prospect area is considered to be a stand out gold prospect.

  • 31 holes have been completed to date, assays have been received for 12 holes to date.

  • Drilling is expected to be completed during Feb 2012, with all assays received by the end of April 2012.

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LAKE JOHNSTON PROJECT

Exploration Expenditure

July 2006 to
June 2007

July 2007 to
June 2008

July 2008 to
June 2009

July 2009 to
June 2010

July 2010 to
June 2011

July 2011 to
Dec 2011

Total
$ $ $ $ $ $ $
%
Geological Activities
Geochemical Activities
Geophysical Survey
Airborne Geophysical Activities
Non Core Drilling
Field Supplies
Drafting Activities
Travel
Field Camp activities
Aboriginal Heritage Surveys
Environmental
Rehabilitation Activities
Annual Tenement Rent
Annual Tenement Rates
Administration & Overheads
Application Fees
29,520
31,621
14,624
33
-
452
-
734
711
-
-
-
2,173
1,575
329
3,394
73,555
19,383
-
1,511
-
504
138
1,034
522
16,368
-
-
2,293
1,809
8,180
6,484
5,813
49,379
1,920
-
-
101
41
343
551
-
-
-
2,932
2,048
13,845
3,761
147,599
58,907
8,619
40,947
169,813
10,961
725
3,349
5,765
-
-
-
8,231
4,011
8,093
261
248,954
140,625
130,424
-
504,035
90,035
14,754
6,261
49,851
-
23,514
7,970
12,313
6,802
25,597
19,922
83,618
58,821
35,899
-
364,422
70,377
126
2,960
55,541
-
39,064
-
4,967
7,914
6,938
-
589,059
21.2%
358,734
12.9%
191,485
6.9%
42,490
1.5%
1,038,269
37.4%
172,431
6.2%
15,784
0.6%
14,681
0.5%
112,942
4.1%
16,368
0.6%
62,578
2.3%
7,970
0.3%
32,908
1.2%
24,158
0.9%
62,981
2.3%
33,822
1.2%

Total
85,165 131,780 80,733 467,280 1,281,056 730,647 2,776,661
100%

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QUEEN VICTORIA ROCKS PROJECT

  • Exploration has been directed towards improving the geochemical and geophysical coverage along strike from the Spargos nickel sulphide occurrence.

  • The tenement portfolio has been extended towards the north covering the prospective stratigraphy.

Year to June 2011 Exploration Stats

Activity Completed
Geochemistry 1,228 surface samples
Surface EM 57.25 line km's of surface TEM
RC Percussion Drilling 14 holes for 3,388 metres

July to Dec 2011 Exploration Stats

Activity Completed
Airborne Magnetics 850 line km’s

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QUEEN VICTORIA ROCKS PROJECT

Exploration Expenditure

July 2006 to
June 2007

July 2007 to
June 2008

July 2008 to
June 2009

July 2009 to
June 2010

July 2010 to
June 2011

July 2011 to
Dec 2011

Total
$ $ $ $ $ $ $
%
Geological Activities
Geochemical Activities
Geophysical Survey
Airborne Geophysical Activities
Surveying Activities
Non Core Drilling
Field Supplies
Drafting Activities
Travel
Field Camp activities
Environmental
Annual Tenement Rent
Annual Tenement Rates
Administration & Overheads
Application Fees
82,055
156,892
79,333
-
20,936
264,486
3,190
-
1,911
2,185
9,868
8,589
4,493
-
14,003
76,504
31,784
8,925
205,075
-
-
2,084
-
110
35
-
10,410
5,747
-
-
-
-
-

-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1,683
997
6,020
-
58,109
2,275
20,538
-
-
-
995
-
1,738
5,191
-
11,038
4,851
5,439
-
208,258
99,843

222,519
12,000
-
296,242

68,490
5,381
9,105
17,389
4,200
23,474
9,924
30,531
15,085

2,160

-

6,169

12,000
-

-

758

850

270

6,430

-

8,383

10,867

6,361

-
427,087
19.6%
290,794
13.3%
337,483
15.5%

229,075
10.5%
20,936
1.0%
560,728
25.7%
75,516
3.5%
6,231
0.3%
13,134
0.6%
31,230
1.4%
14,068
0.6%
63,577
2.9%

36,879
1.7%
48,351
2.2%
29,089
1.3%

Total
647,941 340,673
8,699
110,174 1,022,441 54,247
2,184,176
100%

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EAST PILBARA PROJECT

  • The region is well endowed with numerous manganese, iron and base metal deposits.

  • Tenements cover a large strike extent (~100km’s) and also includes the prospective manganese stratigraphy.

  • Exploration has been directed towards manganese target generation and definition.

Year to June 2011 Exploration Stats

Activity Completed
Geochemistry 246 surface samples

July to Dec 2011 Exploration Stats

Activity Completed
Geochemistry 21 rock chip samples
RC Percussion Drilling 186 holes for 6,060 metres
Diamond Drilling 16 holes for 408 metres

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EAST PILBARA PROJECT Hill 616 Prospect

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  • Recent RC drilling has outlined extensive zones of near surface Mn mineralisation over a strike extent of ~2 km’s.

  • Best intervals include the following;

  • JMRC015 – 13m @ 15.07% Mn from surface

  • JMRC018 – 12m @ 15.90% Mn from 4m

  • JMRC051 – 12m @ 15.18% Mn from 3m

  • JMRC060 – 10m @ 15.76% Mn from 2m

  • JMRC066 – 9m @ 16.15% Mn from 5m

  • JMRC168 – 4m @ 25.56% Mn from 6m Including 1m @ 31.758% Mn

  • High grade Mn mineralisation intersected in JDDH01 remains open to the south.

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MANGANESE MINERALISATION

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Metallurgical samples collected from high and medium grade zones

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EAST PILBARA PROJECT

Exploration Expenditure

July 2006 to
June 2007

July 2007 to
June 2008

July 2008 to
June 2009

July 2009 to
June 2010

July 2010 to
June 2011

July 2011 to
Dec 2011

Total
$ $ $ $ $ $ $
%
Geological Activities
Geochemical Activities
Geophysical Activities
Airborne Geophysical Activities
Core Drilling
Non Core Drilling
Field Supplies
Drafting Activities
Travel
Field Camp activities
Feasability Studies
Rehabilitation Activities
Aboriginal Heritage Surveys
Annual Tenement Rent
Annual Tenement Rates
Administration & Overheads
Land Access/Native Title
Application Fees
22,592
143,456
2,470
29,207
-
-
32
89
3,509
2,520
-
-
-
18,718
5,216
296
-
11,705
29,602
54,994
105,887
29,728
-
-
1,860
435
12,778
6,008
-
-
46,477
37,638
5,499
1,279
80,130
2,925
93,765
120,406
317,999
1,850
-
622,430
43,353
1,752
32,285
16,856
14,060
-
38,882
30,214
3,637
2,054
1,040
17,734
122,721
96,572
17,103
21,292
-
102,762
2,538
307
8,837
11,109
-
19,833
-
40,112
13,956
15,549
422,292
507
195,185
27,306
5,513
-
-
-
17,805
28
7,236
14,114
-
15,889
-
89,323
24,542
1,410
-
12,480
120,198
166,545
1,560
-
201,659
359,103
132,264
2,471
34,589
76,513
1,620
-
13,013
23,113
25,960
7,688
2,799
30,158
584,063
12.9%
609,279
13.5%
450,531
10.0%
82,076
1.8%
201,659
4.5%
1,084,295
24.0%
197,852
4.4%
5,080
0.1%
99,234
2.2%
127,120
2.8%
15,680
0.3%
35,722
0.8%
98,371
2.2%
239,118
5.3%
78,810
1.7%
28,276
0.6%
506,261
11.2%
75,509
1.7%

Total
239,810 415,239 1,358,317 895,491 410,829 1,199,251 4,518,936
100%

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EXPLORATION OBJECTIVES 2012

FORRESTANIA PROJECT

  • Continue to advance nickel and gold exploration within the Skeleton Rocks Prospect nd

  • area, define drill targets for the 2 half of 2012.

  • • Continue to advance Iron (hematite) exploration within the Stormbreaker and Skeleton st

  • Rocks Prospect areas, drilling to commence at Stormbreaker during 1 quarter 2012.

LAKE JOHNSTON PROJECT

  • Complete drilling program at Mt Gordon and assess results, additional follow up drilling may be required during the second half of 2012.

  • Continue to advance Nickel exploration using high powered surface TEM along prospective ultramafic unit.

QVR PROJECT

  • Complete detailed interpretation of the Spargos Prospect and surrounding area (relogging drill core).

  • Implement first pass Ni sulphide exploration programs (soil/auger sampling) on the northern tenements (Yarmany Prospect).

EAST PILBARA PROJECT

  • Continue to define the Mn mineralisation at the Hill 616 Prospect, submit mineralisation report to the DMP.

  • Plan and implement drilling programs over other high priority Mn targets.

  • Implement first pass exploration programs (soil/auger sampling) for base metal exploration, trial ground geophysics at Mundaroo Zn prospect.

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CASH EXPENDITURE & HNR SHARE PRICE

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Expenses/(Income) HNR Share Price
A$'000 A$
2,000
Administration & Other
0.95
Exploration and Evaluation
HNR Share Price
0.85
1,500 0.75
0.65
0.55
1,640
1,000
0.45
1,364
980
908
1,347 1,121 1,398 0.35
661
721
500 403 418 0.25
546
339 667 541 475
131 272 388
390 196 0.15
330 245 69
158 261 386
0 92 144 99 158109 118 10477 19397 143106 246 24 265 268 135 69 305 281 219 292 30 145 13 228 14245 207 235 194 149 172 139 158 240 283 276 0.05
Dec 2003 Jun 2004 Dec 2004 Jun 2005 Dec 2005 Jun 2006 Dec 2006 Jun 2007 Dec 2007 Jun 2008 Dec 2008 Jun 2009 Dec 2009 Jun 2010 Dec 2010 Jun 2011 Dec 2011
-0.05
(494)
-0.15
(500) -0.25
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HANNANS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT

VALUATION OF EQUITIES as of 31 December 2011 VALUATION OF EQUITIES as of 31 December 2011 VALUATION OF EQUITIES as of 31 December 2011 VALUATION OF EQUITIES as of 31 December 2011 VALUATION OF EQUITIES as of 31 December 2011 VALUATION OF EQUITIES as of 31 December 2011
COMPANY TYPE NUMBER PRICE ($) VALUE ($) NOTES
AGO FPO 4,300,000 2.70 11,610,000 1
SCR FPO 19,585,235 0.20 3,917,047
Other FPO 165,000 0.08 - 0.15 23,150
SCR Options(ex. 20c) 1,250,001 0.07 87,500 2
SCR Options(ex. 40c) 500,000 0.04 20,000 3
TOTAL EQUITIES AND CASH 18,110,108
LOAN as of 31 December 2011 LOAN as of 31 December 2011 LOAN as of 31 December 2011 LOAN as of 31 December 2011
TO FACILITY ($) DRAWN DOWN ($) NOTES
Kiruna Iron AB 3,250,000 3,250,000 4
Scandinavian Resources Ltd 1,250,000 395,000 4
Other
TOTAL 4,500,000 3,645,000
Total Loan Interest 99,767
TOTAL RECEIVABLE 3,744,767 4,5

Notes

  1. Approximately 300,000 AGO shares were sold during January 2012

  2. Theoretical value calculated using BSOPM with 3.16% risk free rate, 100% volatility & 305 days to maturity as of 31 December 2011

  3. Theoretical value calculated using BSOPM with 3.16% risk free rate, 100% volatility & 350 days to maturity as of 31 December 2011

  4. Assumes 100% of amount currently drawn, converted into SCR at 33c and 66c respectively

  5. Refer Financial Report for the Annual Year Ended 30 June 2011

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CORPORATE BOARD SERVICES

  • CBS revenue reduces Hannans’ fixed cost

  • CBS offers Hannans shareholders opportunities to access new offerings

  • CBS utilises expertise of Hannans corporate team to provide transaction services and corporate management services to listed and unlisted private and public companies

FEES INVOICED
Jan – Mar 2011 $44,932.61
Apr – Jun 2011 $125,503.28
Jul – Sep 2011 $101,887.53
Oct – Dec 2011 $73,579.66
TOTAL $345,903.08

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TOP 20 HOLDERS

as of 31 December 2011

Rank Name Units % of Units
1. JP Morgan Nominees Australia Limited 11,168,023 8.48%
2. Marfield Pty Limited 8,724,543 6.63%
3. Aust Global Resources Pty Ltd 3,636,363 2.76%
4. Acacia Investments Pty Ltd 3,554,697 2.70%
5. Eric Preston Pty Ltd 2,825,000 2.15%
6. Mossisberg Pty Ltd 2,296,296 1.74%
7. Dixon International Pty Ltd 2,075,720 1.58%
8. HSBC Custody Nominees (Australia) Limited 1,778,200 1.35%
9. Ms Mara Jane Rudd 1,700,000 1.29%
10. Navigator Australia Ltd 1,608,989 1.22%
11. Kanaslex Pty Limited 1,548,296 1.18%
12. Ms Susan Eileen Dechow 1,500,001 1.14%
13. Bonord Pty Ltd 1,500,000 1.14%
14. Mr Terrence Ronald Grammer 1,500,000 1.14%
15. Susern Holdings Pty Ltd 1,500,000 1.14%
16. Mandies Meats Pty Ltd 1,497,000 1.14%
17. Mr Terrence Ronald Grammer 1,390,000 1.06%
18. Jigalong Community Inc/c 1,306,500 0.99%
19. Mr David Milorad Novac + Ms Cathy Lee Sheehan 1,206,346 0.92%
20. Nijinsky Corporation Pty Ltd 1,200,600 0.91%
Totals: Top 20 holders of ORDINARY SHARES (GROUPED) 53,516,574 40.65%
Total Remaining Holders Balance 78,132,141 59.35%

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HANNANS REWARD LTD CAPITAL STRUCTURE as of 31 December 2011 HANNANS REWARD LTD CAPITAL STRUCTURE as of 31 December 2011 HANNANS REWARD LTD CAPITAL STRUCTURE as of 31 December 2011
TYPE NUMBER EXPIRY
FPO
131,648,715
Options (ex. 80c)
1,000,000
30-Jun-12
Options (ex. 40c)
100,000
30-Jun-12
Options (ex. 80c)
1,000,000
30-Jun-13
Options (ex. 20c)
2,000,000
30-Jun-13
Options (ex. 20c)
300,000
20-Jul 13
Options (ex. 75c)
300,000
20-Jul 13
Options (ex. 100c)
300,000
20-Jul 13
Fully diluted FPO
133,948,715

HNR 2011 RELATIVE PERFORMANCE

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CONTACT US

For more information contact: Damian Hicks Managing Director Hannans Reward Ltd Tel: +61 8 9324 3388 Email: [email protected]

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