Shares and shareholdersFOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2022

Stock exchange performance	1 March 2021 to 28 February 2022	1 March 2020 to 28 February 2021
Shares traded as a percentage of issued shares (%)
Total number of shares traded (’000)	51 590	71 719
Shares traded as a percentage of issued shares (%)	25.16	35.60
Total value of shares traded (R million)	1 685	1 810
JSE Limited prices (SA cents)
Closing	3 660	2 577
High	4 365	3 615
Low	2 355	1 755
JSE Limited prices adjusted for the special dividend of R5.12 in November 2021 (SA cents)
Closing	3 660	2 065
High	3 853	3 103
Low	1 843	1 243
Public/non-public shareholding
Percentage non-public shareholders	37.40%	37.75%
Percentage public shareholders	62.60%	62.25%

Listed below are analyses of holdings extracted from the register of ordinary shareholders at 28 February 2022:

	Shareholders in SA		Shareholders other than in SA		Total shareholders
Shareholder type	Number	Percentage of shares	Number	Percentage of shares	Number	Percentage of shares
Directors	–	–	4	15.10	4	15.10
Shareholders over 10%	1	22.05	–	–	1	22.05
Treasury	1	0.25	–	–	1	0.25
Total non-public	2	22.30	4	15.10	6	37.40
Public	4 285	46.15	264	16.45	4 549	62.60
Total	4 287	68.45	268	31.55	4 555	100.00

The following are the principal beneficial shareholders whose holding directly or indirectly in the Company total more than 5% of the issued share capital as at 28 February 2022:

	Number of ordinary shares	Percentage of issued shares
Government Employees Pension Fund (PIC)	47 849 229	22.05
Jens Montanana (director)	30 641 893	14.12
Sanlam Group*	12 601 913	5.81
Old Mutual Group*	11 717 298	5.40
Prudential Group-various funds	10 956 842	5.05

Note: * Shareholdings are aggregates of several legal entities owned by the same overall group which individually are less than 5%

Black people and black female economic interest and voting rights

An analysis of black beneficiation through mandated investment schemes invested in Datatec as at 28 February 2022:

	Number of ordinary shares	Percentage of issued shares
Total mandated investments identified	133 084 279	61.34
Voting rights deemed to be held by black people on a flow-through basis	54 435 886	25.09
Voting rights deemed to be held by black women on a flow-through basis	28 979 601	13.36
Economic interest deemed to be held by black people on a flow-through basis	35 292 519	16.27
Economic interest deemed to be held by black women on a flow-through basis	18 008 080	8.30

Listed below are analyses of holdings extracted from the register of ordinary shareholders at 28 February 2021:

	Shareholders in SA		Shareholders other than in SA		Total shareholders
Shareholder type	Number	Percentage of shares	Number	Percentage of shares	Number	Percentage of shares
Directors	–	–	4	13.80	4	13.80
Shareholders over 10%	1	23.95	–	–	1	23.95
Treasury	–	–	–	–	–	–
Total non-public	1	23.95	4	13.80	5	37.75
Public	3 288	45.82	245	16.43	3 533	62.25
Total	3 289	69.77	249	30.23	3 538	100.00

The following are the principal beneficial shareholders whose holding directly or indirectly in the Company totals more than 5% of the issued share capital as at 28 February 2021:

	Number of ordinary shares	Percentage of issued shares
Government Employees Pension Fund (PIC)	48 239 475	23.95
Jens Montanana (director)	25 992 443	12.90
Sanlam Group – various funds	13 458 086	6.68
Old Mutual Life Assurance Co Ltd (SA)	12 356 242	6.13
Prudential Group – various funds	11 839 215	5.88

Black people and black female economic interest and voting rights

An analysis of black beneficiation through mandated investment schemes invested in Datatec as at 28 February 2021:

	Number of ordinary shares	Percentage of issued shares
Total mandated investments identified	125 107 285	62.10
Voting rights deemed to be held by black people on a flow-through basis	48 460 494	24.06
Voting rights deemed to be held by black women on a flow-through basis	22 461 119	11.15
Economic interest deemed to be held by black people on a flow-through basis	31 281 563	15.53
Economic interest deemed to be held by black women on a flow-through basis	14 982 744	7.44