The table below sets out the number of Existing Shares of each of these Existing Shareholders that are Locked Shares:ShareholderLocked Sharesprior to Offering% of Shareholder’sshareholding% of totalnumber of SharesING België NV 8 1,884,828 45% 2.48%Fagus NV 2,105,527 100% 2.77%Limburgse Reconversie Maatschappij NV 9 200,000 100% 0.26%Gemma Frisius-Fonds K.U.Leuven NV 1,224,870 100% 1.61%Katholieke Universiteit Leuven 117,836 100% 0.16%Genetrix Life Sciences A.B. 5,835,379 100% 7.68%Pilar Matji Tuduri 112,874 100% 0.15%Miguelina Matji Tuduri 112,874 100% 0.15%Manuel Matji Tuduri 56,437 100% 0.07%María José Lafita 16,929 100% 0.02%María Ángeles Lafita 16,926 100% 0.02%Elena Lafita 16,935 100% 0.02%Lucía Lafita 16,935 100% 0.02%Alfredo Lafita 16,929 100% 0.02%Jorge Alemany Herrera 174,487 100% 0.23%NEREL, S.L. 818,410 100% 1.08%FCPR Ventech Capital III 5,195,199 100% 6.84%LSP III Omni Investment Coöperatief, U.A. 4,445,053 100% 5.85%Ysios Biofund I, FCR 4,760,342 100% 6.27%Biopartners Capital, S.L. 2,977,440 100% 3.92%Navarra Iniciativas Empresariales, S.A. 1,693,412 100% 2.23%Novartis Bioventures Ltd. 5,534,905 100% 7.29%Roche Finanz AG 5,534,905 100% 7.29%Eduardo Bravo 150,263 100% 0.20%Claudia D´Augusta 127,682 100% 0.17%Dirk Büscher 172,126 100% 0.23%Capital Riesgo de la Comunidad de Madrid, S.A., S.C.R. 128,661 100% 0.17%JV Risk Technologies, S.L. 728,861 100% 0.96%Bankinter Capital Riesgo I, FCR 1,457,732 100% 1.92%SURO Capital, S.A., S.C.R. 1,243,746 100% 1.64%INVERSORA BICO, S.L. 443,869 100% 0.58%Mr. José Ignacio GUZMÁN URIBE 295,911 100% 0.39%A&G Global Sicav-Midleton Fund 147,949 100% 0.19%Mrs. Ana Maria VIDORRETA GONZALÉZ 118,359 100% 0.16%Mr. Ramón CARNÉ CASAS 144,998 100% 0.19%Mr. Ignacio ALVAREZ-RENDUELES VILLAR 145,001 100% 0.19%Mr. Adolfo CARVAJAL ISLA 145,001 100% 0.19%Mr. Gonzalo BRAVO ZABALGOITIA 93,132 100% 0.12%Mr. Florent GROS 29,596 100% 0.04%CX EBIP Agreement, S.L. 1,905,144 100% 2.51%TOTAL 50,347,463 66.30%Currently there are no other lock-up or standstill agreements in place.898 ING België NV has stipulated in its lock-up undertaking that it shall not voluntarily transfer such part of the Shares which it holds only to the extent thatParticipatiemaatschappij Vlaanderen NV (one of the Committers referred to in section 3.8.1) holds at least 45% of the Shares it would acquire in the Offering.9 Limburgse Reconversie Maatschappij NV has stipulated in its lock-up undertaking that it shall not voluntarily transfer any of its Shares to the extent thatParticipatieMaatschappij Vlaanderen NV (one of the Committers referred to in section 3.8.1) is part of the shareholding of <strong>TiGenix</strong>.75 •
4. General information about THECOMPANY and its share capitalThis prospectus has been drafted from the point of view that theContribution has already been completed although this was notyet the case at the time of approval of this prospectus. However,it is anticipated that the Contribution will have been completedby the time this prospectus is made available to the public.The completion of the Contribution will be confirmed in anannouncement that will be made public before or at the sametime as the publication of the prospectus.4.1 General<strong>TiGenix</strong> was incorporated on February 21, 2000 for an unlimitedduration. The Company has the legal form of a limited liabilitycompany making or having made a public appeal on savings(naamloze vennootschap – NV die een openbaar beroep op hetspaarwezen doet of heeft gedaan / société anonyme – SA faisantou ayant fait appel public à l’épargne) organised and existingunder the laws of Belgium. Pursuant to the Companies Code,the liability of the Shareholders is, in principle, limited to theamount of their respective committed contribution to thecapital of the Company. The Company’s registered office islocated at Romeinse straat 12, box 2, 3001 Leuven, Belgium.The Company is registered with the register of legal entities(rechtspersonenregister – RPR / registre des personnes morales- RPM) (Leuven) under enterprise number 0471.340.123.The Company can be reached by phone at the number+32 (0)16 39 60 60.This chapter summarises the corporate purpose, share capitaland corporate structure of the Company and is partially basedon the Articles of Association that have last been amended bythe meeting of the Board of Directors of November 9, <strong>2010</strong>.The description hereafter is only a summary and does notpurport to give a complete overview of the Articles ofAssociation, nor of all relevant provisions of Belgian law. Neithershould it be considered as legal advice regarding these matters.4.2 Corporate purposeThe corporate purpose of the Company is set forth inArticle 3 of its Articles of Association and reads as follows:“The company has as its corporate purpose engaging in activitiesin the field of research and development regarding biologicalcompounds and biomaterials for its own account and for theaccount of third parties, as well as the industrialisation andcommercialisation of the results hereof.It may engage in all possible commercial, industrial, movableand immovable, transactions, which are, directly or indirectlyrelated to its corporate purpose or which are likely to enhance it. Itmay, amongst others, cooperate with, participate in, in any waywhatsoever, directly or indirectly, take a stake in each enterprise thecorporate purpose of which is similar, analogous or related to itsown purpose.It may mortgage its real estate and may pledge all its other assets,including its entire business, and it may guarantee a bill for allloans, credits and other undertakings, on its own behalf as well ason behalf of third parties, provided that the company itself has aninterest thereto.”4.3 Group structure<strong>TiGenix</strong> has incorporated, on February 7, 2006 a wholly-ownedU.S. subsidiary, <strong>TiGenix</strong> Inc.On May 8, 2007, <strong>TiGenix</strong> Inc. and Cognate BioServices, Inc.created a 50/50 joint venture asset management company,TC CEF LLC, with registered office at 2711 Centerville Road,Suite 400, Wilmington, Delaware 19808, U.S. TC CEF LLCsubsequently acquired the assets of a fully equipped CEFfrom Cell Genesys, Inc. With effect as of November 23, <strong>2010</strong>,<strong>TiGenix</strong> Inc. has withdrawn itself from TC CEF LLC and hasterminated its membership interests in TC CEF LLC.On September 24, 2009, the Company set-up a whollyownedDutch subsidiary, <strong>TiGenix</strong> B.V., with registered officeat Urmonderbaan 22, 6167RD Geleen, The Netherlands.76 • <strong>TiGenix</strong> • Rights Offering
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