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Important Information
Some words used on this website have defined meanings. Please refer to section 7 “definitions and interpretation” in the Buy-Back booklet which provides definitions of defined terns used on this website.
Nothing contained in this website or the Buy-Back Documents constitutes financial product advice or a securities recommendation. This information has been prepared without considering your personal individual investment objectives, financial situation or needs.
Boral is not liable for any loss incurred from accessing or relying on this website including, but not limited to, data corruption on the download of the Buy-Back Documents.
This website and its contents are not and do not form part of any offer, invitation or recommendation of Boral securities. The Buy-Back offer referred to herein was made only in accordance with the Buy-Back booklet, which was mailed on, or before, 27 February 2008 to all Eligible Shareholders registered as at 22 February 2008. No indications of interest in the Buy-Back are sought by this website or its contents. Shareholders who are (or who are acting for the account or benefit of persons who are) in the United States, US Persons (within the meaning of the United States Securities Act of 1933), residents of Canada or who are otherwise Excluded Foreign Persons were not eligible to participate in the Buy-Back. Restricted Employee Shares could not be tendered into the Buy-Back.
This website contains forward looking statements, including statements regarding the implementation of the Buy-Back and its effect on Boral's business and securities. The results and effects of the Buy-Back may differ materially from those expressed in, or implied by, these forward looking statements. Factors that could cause or contribute to such differences include the number of Shares bought back, the Buy-Back Price, the Deemed Market Value and the general trading and economic conditions affecting Boral's business.
