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Fletcher Building exits Sims Pacific Metals joint venture

M&A28 June 2018FBUMaterials

Fletcher Building exits Sims Pacific Metals joint venture

Auckland, 29 June 2018: Fletcher Building today announced it had reached agreement to sell

its 50 per cent stake in the Sims Pacific Metals joint venture to Sims Metals Management for

NZ$42 million. The purchase price is subject to a working capital adjustment which will be

finalised post acquisition. Based on current estimates, total proceeds of the divestment are

expected to be between NZ$55m and NZ$60m.


Sims Pacific Metals was established in 1992 as a 50/50 joint venture between Fletcher Steel and

Sims Metals Management.


Sims Pacific Metals is New Zealand’s largest metal recycling company, operating a number of

sites across the country converting scrap metal products into recyclable materials.


In line with Fletcher Building’s strategy to divest non-core businesses, the decision was made to

exit the joint venture and focus the Company’s Steel Division operations on its manufacturing

and distribution activities.


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For further information please contact:

MEDIA

Leela Gantman

Head of Communications

+64 27 541 6338

Leela.gantman@fbu.com

INVESTORS AND ANALYSTS

Rodney Deacon

Head of Investor Relations

+64 21 631 074

Rodney.deacon@fbu.com

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