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ALF Group Holdings AG – Listing Update Sydney 7th June 2012 – The Directors of ALF Group Holdings AG (ALF) have become aware that the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Deutsche Börse) has issued a notice to end the company’s listing on both the Frankfurt and Xetra stock exchanges. Despite our investigations, we are unable to determine why this action has been taken. The consequences are that: - ALF shares are still tradable on other exchanges and - The below has been received from The Deutsche Börse Group in reply to our questions: (i) “If this company wishes to be tradeable again on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, an issuer would have to apply for a new admission.” (ii) “Please note, that new admissions in the First Quotation Board (Open Market) are no longer possible. As of the end of this year the Frankfurt Stock Exchange no longer offers this transparency standard.” Further, according to the information found on the Deutsche Börse website, the trading value of ALF’s shares over the last 3 months were: Total transaction value - The Frankfurt Exchange - Euro 38.3K - Xetra Exchange - Euro 17.3K Given the above low trading levels and the fact that the company’s shares can still be traded at a reasonable commission rate on other exchanges, it is not the Directors current intentions to seek re-admission to the Open Market segment, which closes at the end of the year. The Directors continue to seek opportunities for ALF and will make any announcements as and when appropriate
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