Trading of Australand’s securities suspended

Last day of trading was 7 September 2011.

This is pursuant to the voluntary delisting of Australand Property Group securities from the Singapore Exchange.

In July Australand said it no longer finds the need for the secondary listing and will just continue to maintain its primary listing on the Australian Securities Exchange.

It has been listed on the ASX with a secondary listing on the SGX since June 1997.

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