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Ann: MEETING: KIP: Results of Special Meeting relating to Corporatisation

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    • Release Date: 15/12/14 12:30
    • Summary: MEETING: KIP: Results of Special Meeting relating to Corporatisation
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    					KIP
    15/12/2014 12:30
    MEETING
    PRICE SENSITIVE
    REL: 1230 HRS Kiwi Income Property Trust
    
    MEETING: KIP: Results of Special Meeting relating to Corporatisation
    
    Kiwi Income Property Trust is pleased to announce that Unit Holders today
    overwhelmingly approved resolutions to effect the corporatisation of the
    Trust.
    
    Corporatisation of the Trust will involve the following:
    - The Trust will be converted from a unit trust into a listed company, Kiwi
    Property Group Limited, trading as Kiwi Property.  The Board of Kiwi Property
    will comprise the same directors as the Board of the current Manager of the
    Trust.
    - Unit Holders will have their Units redeemed in exchange for Shares and will
    become Shareholders in Kiwi Property.  Each Unit Holder will receive one
    Share in Kiwi Property for each Unit they hold on the record date for
    redemption of Units.
    
    Details of the process for corporatisation were outlined in the Notice of
    Special Meeting and Prospectus released on 12 November 2014.
    
    To enable corporatisation to be completed on 22 December 2014, the Units will
    be placed into a trading halt from the close of business on 16 December 2014.
     The Units will be redeemed, and Shares will be transferred to Unit Holders,
    on 22 December 2014.  Those Shares will be quoted, and trading will commence,
    on the NZX Main Board from that date under the ticker code 'KPG'.
    
    No further action is required by Unit Holders.
    
    Mark Ford, Chairman, said: "In the past 12 months, our investors have
    supported us through two major changes to our structure, including the
    internalisation of our management and, now, corporatisation. These
    initiatives will create long term cost savings and investment value."
    
    "Our corporatisation will allow us to refresh our corporate brand, and we
    look forward to unveiling our new look in the very near future."
    
    "Our objective hasn't changed however - we remain committed to providing our
    shareholders with a reliable investment in New Zealand property, and we will
    continue to target superior risk-adjusted returns over time through the
    ownership and active management of a diversified, high-quality portfolio."
    
    Results schedule
    
    The outcome of voting on each resolution is as follows:
    
    RESOLUTION 1: Corporatisation
    
    RESULT: Passed
    
    FOR (Units No.): 499,740,790
    
    FOR (%): 99.93
    
    AGAINST (Units No.): 348,971
    
    AGAINST (%): 0.07
    
    RESOLUTION 2: Transfer of the share in the Manager and termination of the
    Shareholding Deed
    
    RESULT: Passed
    
    FOR (Units No.): 499,541,092
    
    FOR (%): 99.94
    
    AGAINST (Units No.): 316,371
    
    AGAINST (%): 0.06
    
    Resolution 1 was a resolution required to be passed in accordance with
    Section 18 of the Unit Trusts Act 1960, and as an Extraordinary Resolution as
    defined in the Trust Deed.  It required approval by Unit Holders representing
    at least 75% of Units entitled to vote, and voting, and representing at least
    25% of all Units.  Resolution 2 was an Extraordinary Resolution and required
    approval by Unit Holders representing at least 75% of Units entitled to vote,
    and voting.
    
    Key dates for completion of corporatisation
    
    The key dates to effect corporatisation are as follows:
    
    EVENT: Units cease trading on the NZX
    DATE:  16 December 2014
    
    EVENT: Record date for redemption of Units
    DATE:  19 December 2014
    
    EVENT: Shares issued on redemption of Units
    DATE:  22 December 2014
    
    EVENT: Corporatisation effected and Shares commence trading on the NZX
    DATE:  22 December 2014
    
    ENDS
    
    For further information please contact:
    
    Chris Gudgeon
    Chief Executive
    Direct: +64 9 359 4011
    Mobile: +64 21 855 907
    
    Mathew Chandler
    Investor Relations and Communications Manager
    Direct: +61 2 4377 1590
    Mobile: +61 458 110 042
    
    About Kiwi Income Property Trust
    
    Kiwi Income Property Trust's objective is to optimise returns for its Unit
    Holders through the careful acquisition, development and professional
    management of its property portfolio.  The Trust is listed on the New Zealand
    Stock Exchange and is ranked within the top 15 on the NZX 50 Index, and is a
    member of the NZX 15 Index.
    
    The total value of the Trust's property portfolio is $2.1 billion. Assets
    include:
    
    Key Retail Assets
    Sylvia Park Shopping Centre, Auckland
    LynnMall Shopping Centre, Auckland
    Centre Place Shopping Centre, Hamilton
    The Plaza Shopping Centre, Palmerston North
    North City Shopping Centre, Porirua
    Northlands Shopping Centre, Christchurch
    
    Key Office Assets
    Vero Centre, Auckland
    ASB North Wharf, Auckland
    The Majestic Centre, Wellington
    56 The Terrace, Wellington
    44 The Terrace, Wellington
    
    Kiwi Income Property Trust's website address is kipt.co.nz
    End CA:00258908 For:KIP    Type:MEETING    Time:2014-12-15 12:30:28
    				
 
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