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As fractions of New Shares cannot be issued, an entitlement to their cash value at the Calculation Price (the Cash Balance) will be carried forward, without interest, and added to your next dividend when it will be used in the calculation of your entitlement to New Shares.
Where withholding tax applies to a particular Shareholder, a reduced number of New Ordinary Shares will be issued to reflect this withholding tax and the cash equivalent will fall to be determined by grossing up the value of that reduced number of New Ordinary Shares at the Scrip Calculation Price or the Opening Value (where the Market Value Rule applies) by reference to the withholding tax rate, currently 20 per cent.
To achieve this, in a case where no UK withholding tax has to be accounted for, a Shareholder’s entitlement to New Ordinary Shares for the Relevant Dividend will be calculated by taking the amount of the cash dividend to which they are entitled (i.e. the number of Ordinary Shares held by that Shareholder at the Record Date for the Relevant Dividend multiplied by the gross value of the dividend per Ordinary Share) and dividing it by the Scrip Calculation Price.
Calculation: Price adjustment will be calculated as follows: Single Index: Adjust the Base Price by the same factor calculated for the index change.
The market value of the New Ordinary Shares at the time of issue may differ from the Scrip Calculation Price, and accordingly the market value of those additional New Ordinary Shares that would have been issued to the Shareholder absent any withholding tax requirement may not equate to the actual amount of withholding tax that the Company is required to account for to HMRC and in respect of which the Shareholder may be entitled to credit.