Issuance priceper Share (€)(incl. issuancepremium)Sharecapital aftertransactionAggregatenumberof Sharesafter capitalincreaseDateTransactionNumber and classof Shares issuedCapitalincrease (€)PHASE VI ORTHOMIMETICS ACQUISITIONNovember 30,Capital increase in kind (22) 3,010,589 €4.28 €2,950,377.22 €28,017,401.63 28,661,8682009PHASE VII CAPITAL ROUNDCapital increase in cash (23) 2,204,300 €3.50 €2,160,214 €30,177,615.63 30,866,168December 15,20092,500 €3.45 €2,450 €30,180,065.63 30,868,668PHASE VIII EXERCISE OF WARRANTSMarch 4, <strong>2010</strong> Capital increase in cash pursuant tothe exercise of 2,500 warrants (24)PHASE IX CONTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO THE ORTHOMIMETICS ACQUISITIONNovember 9, Capital increase pursuant to the252,486 €4.28 €247,436.28 €30,427,501.91 31,121,154<strong>2010</strong>contribution in kind of a receivable ofex-Orthomimetics shareholders (25 )PHASE X CELLERIX ACQUISITIONContributionDateCapital increase in kind (26) 44,814,402 €1.2977 €43,815,544.32 74,243,046.23 75,935,556Notes(1) The Shares were subscribed to by Gemma Frisius-Fonds K.U.LeuvenNV (85,800 A), Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (14,200 C), Axxis V&CBVBA (25,000 B) and Prof. Dr. Frank Luyten (25,000 B). At the timeof incorporation, also 200,000 profit certificates were issued toKatholieke Universiteit Leuven (25,000 C), Axxis V&C BVBA (87,500 B)and Prof. Dr. Frank Luyten (87,500 B). These profit certificates wereconverted into 200,000 Shares on September 15, 2003.(2) The Shares were subscribed to by Gemma Frisius-Fonds K.U.Leuven NV(364,200 A) and Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (60,800 C).(3) The Shares were subscribed to by Gemma Frisius-Fonds K.U.Leuven NV(150,000 A), Axxis V&C BVBA (20,000 B) and Prof. Dr. Frank Luyten (20,000 B),Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (more precisely, its division UniversitaireZiekenhuizen Leuven) (100,000 C), Johan Bellemans (20,000 D) and EtienneSchacht (10,000 D).(4) The Shares were subscribed to by ING België NV (1,771,605 E), CapricornVenture Fund II NV (1,012,346 E) and Fagus NV (1,265,432 E).(5) The Shares were subscribed to by Gemma Frisius-Fonds K.U.Leuven NV(290,896 A), Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (64,506 C) and Universiteit Gent(329,600 C).(6) The profit certificates were issued on February 21, 2000 and were convertedon September 15, 2003 by Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (25,000 C), Axxis V&CBVBA (87,500 B) and Prof. Dr. Frank Luyten (87,500 B).(7) The Shares were subscribed to by Auriga Ventures II FCPR (1,518,519 E).(8) The Shares were subscribed to by ING België NV (432,099 E), Capricorn VentureFund II NV (246,913 E), Fagus NV (308,642 E) and Auriga Ventures II FCPR(370,370 E).(9) The Shares were subscribed to by ING België NV (144,034 E), CapricornVenture Fund II NV (82,306 E), Fagus NV (102,882 E) and Auriga Ventures II FCPR(123,458 E).(10) The “adjustment” warrants were issued on September 15, 2003 to andexercised in 2005 by Gemma Frisius-Fonds K.U.Leuven NV (11,762 A), KatholiekeUniversiteit Leuven (2,608 C) and Universiteit Gent (13,327 C). The “adjustment”warrants were used as an instrument to adjust the subscription price paid bythe warrant holders for new Shares issued in September 2003 compared tothe average subscription price paid by other investors who also committedin September 2003 to contribute a fixed amount but in three instalments atvariable subscription prices.(11) The warrants were issued on March 22, 2001 and exercised in 2005 by Karel Fol(12,500 D) and Koen Huygens (10,000 D). Subsequently, 9,000 of these Shareswere sold by Karel Fol (5,000 D) and Koen Huygens (4,000 D) to Gemma Frisius-Fonds K.U.Leuven NV and were re-allocated to Class A.(12) The Shares were subscribed to by Gemma Frisius-Fonds K.U.Leuven NV(114,285 A), Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (28,571 C), Universiteit Gent(28,571 C), ING België NV (2,714,285 E), Capricorn Venture Fund II NV (231,428 E),Fagus NV (428,571 E), Auriga Ventures II FCPR (428,571 E, ), Fortis Private EquityVenture Belgium NV (428,571 E), Baekeland Fonds II NV (114,285 E) and HSSVentures Inc. (28,571 E). Subsequently, ING België NV sold a number of itsnew Shares to ITX Corporation (200,000 E), Partners@Venture NV (285,714 E),Ferdinand Verdonck and Margriet Van Houtte (28,572 E), Kris Vansanten(36,000 E), Werner Vanlembergen (36,000 E), BGL Investment Partners SA(142,857 E) and Technowal SA (71,428 E).(13) The warrants were issued on March 22, 2001 and exercised in 2006 by NancyVeulemans (3,750 D), Jenny Peeters (1,250 D), Johan Vanlauwe (2,500 D) andEtienne Schacht (20,000 D).(14) The warrants were issued on March 13, 2000 and exercised in 2006 by AxxisV&C BVBA (187,500 B) and Prof. Dr. Frank Luyten (187,500 B).(15) The 8,000,000 Shares were subscribed to at the occasion of the initial publicoffering.(16) The over-allotment warrants were exercised by Piper Jaffray Ltd. (1,200,000).(17) The existing shareholder warrants were exercised by Axxis V&C BVBA (91,748),Prof. Dr. Frank Luyten (91,748), Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (52,717), GemmaFrisius-Fonds K.U. Leuven NV (182,754), Johan Bellemans (3,557), EtienneSchacht (5,336) and Universiteit Gent (66,205).(18) The warrants were issued on September 15 and 30, 2003 and exercised in 2008.(19) The warrants were issued on September 15 and 30, 2003 and exercised in 2008.(20) The warrants were issued on May 14, 2004 and exercised in 2009.(21) The Shares were subscribed to by Particon B.V. (340,000), N.V. IndustriebankLIOF (340,000), Limburg Ventures B.V. (200,000) and LRM NV (200,000).(22) The 3,010,589 Shares were subscribed to at the occasion of the contributionin kind in the framework of the Orthomimetics acquisition that occurred inNovember 2009.(23) The 2,204,300 Shares were subscribed to at the occasion of the privateplacement that was done in December 2009.(24) The warrants were issued on March 20, 2008 and exercised in <strong>2010</strong>.(25) The capital increase was performed through the contribution in kind of partof the receivable of former shareholders of Orthomimetics Limited resultingfrom their sale of 680,686 Orthomimetics shares, valued at €3.4 million,to <strong>TiGenix</strong> on November 30, 2009 and marks the second phase of theOrthomimetics acquisition.(26) The 44,814,402 Shares were subscribed to at the occasion of theContribution.79 •
Upon completion of the IPO of <strong>TiGenix</strong>, all existing shares wereconverted into common Shares.4.4.2 Authorised capitalOn February 26, 2007, the extraordinary shareholders’ meetingauthorised the Board of Directors to increase the Company’sshare capital in one or more transactions with a maximumamount of €22,091,529.94.If the capital is increased within the limits of the authorisedcapital, the Board of Directors will be authorised to requestpayment of an issuance premium. This issuance premium willbe booked on a non-available account, which may only bedecreased or disposed of by a resolution of a shareholders’meeting taken in accordance with the provisions governing anamendment of the articles of incorporation.This Board of Directors’ authorisation will be valid for capitalincreases subscribed for in cash or in kind, or made bycapitalisation of reserves and issuance premiums, with orwithout issuing new Shares. The Board of Directors is authorisedto issue convertible bonds, warrants, a combination thereof orother securities within the limits of the authorised capital.The Board of Directors is authorised, within the limits of theauthorised capital, to restrict or exclude the preferentialsubscription rights granted by law to the holders of existingShares if in doing so it is acting in the interests of the Companyand in accordance with Article 596 and following of theCompanies Code. The Board of Directors is authorised to limitor cancel the preferential subscription rights in favour of oneor more persons, even if such limitation or cancellation is infavour of persons who are not members of the personnel of theCompany or its subsidiaries.The powers of the Board of Directors within the framework ofthe authorised capital are valid for a period of five years as ofthe publication thereof in the annexes to the Belgian OfficialGazette, i.e. until April 2, 2012.Taking into account the previous capital increases within theframework of the authorised capital of June 26, 2009 for anamount of €1,058,400 (i.e. 1,080,000 Shares x the fractional valueof the Shares, i.e. €0.98), of November 30, 2009 for an amountof €2,950,377.22 (i.e. 3,010,589 Shares x the fractional value ofthe Shares, i.e. €0.98), of December 15, 2009 for an amount of€2,160,214 (i.e. 2,204,300 Shares x the fractional value of theShares, i.e. €0.98) and of November 9, <strong>2010</strong> for an amount of€247,436.28 (i.e. 252,486 Shares x the fractional value of theShares, i.e. €0.98), and assuming (i) the exercise of all warrantsissued within the framework of the authorised capital, thatare outstanding 10 for an amount of €1,720,838.84 (excludingissuance premium) (i.e. (1,755,958) warrants x the fractional valueof the Shares, i.e. €0.98) and (ii) the contribution in kind of theentire remaining receivable of €2,296,366.92 on the Companyon March 30, 2012 for an amount of €525,803.32 (excludingissuance premium in the amount of €1,770,563.60) (i.e.536,534 Shares x the fractional value of the Shares, i.e. €0.98),the authorised capital currently amounts to €13,428,460.28 (i.e.€22,091,529.94 - €1,058,400 - €2,950,377.22 - €2,160,214 -€247,436.28 - €1,720,838.84 - €525,803.32).On April 26, 2011, the shareholders’ meeting renewed theBoard of Directors’ authorization, subject to the completionof the Offering. The terms and conditions of such renewedauthorisation are similar to the terms and conditions ofthe authorisation granted on February 26, 2007. Subject tocompletion of the Offering, the Board of Directors will beauthorised to increase the Company’s share capital in oneor more transactions with a maximum amount that cannotexceed the amount of the Company’s share capital uponcompletion of the Offering.4.4.3 Description of rights and benefitsattached to SharesVoting rightsEach Shareholder is entitled to one vote per share.Voting rights can be suspended in relation to Shares:• which were not fully paid up, notwithstanding the requestthereto of the Board of Directors of the Company;• to which more than one person is entitled, except in theevent a single representative is appointed for the exercise ofthe voting right;• which entitle their holder to voting rights above thethreshold of 3%, 5%, or any multiple of 5% of the totalnumber of voting rights attached to the outstandingfinancial instruments of the Company on the date of therelevant general shareholders’ meeting, except to the extentwhere the relevant Shareholder has notified the Companyand the FSMA at least 20 days prior to the date of thegeneral shareholders’ meeting on which he or she wishes tovote (see also under section 2.7) of its shareholding reachingor exceeding the thresholds above; and10 Outstanding warrants as at March 31, 2011, i.e. warrants that have beengranted and accepted and have not lapsed or been exercised.80 • <strong>TiGenix</strong> • Rights Offering
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