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Billabong International Limited ANZ Gives This Notice of Change in Interest 11 August 2006 Company Announcements Australian Stock Exchange Level 10 20 Bond Street SYDNEY NSW 2000 Notice of change in interest of substantial holder- Billabong International Limited ANZ gives this notice of change in interest of substantial holding in respect of Billabong International Limited. Yours faithfully John Priestley Company Secretary Form 604 Corporations Act 2001 Section 671B Notice of change in interests of substantial holder Billabong International Limited (the "Entity") To Company Name ACN/ABN 084 923 946 1. Details of substantial holder Name Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) ACN/ABN (if applicable) 11 005 357 522 There was a change in the interests of the substantial holder on 04 August 2006. The previous notice was given to the company on 7 September 2005. The previous notice was dated 7 September 2005. This notice is given by ANZ on behalf of itself and each of the related bodies corporate of ANZ (“ANZ Subsidiaries”) specified in the list of 7 pages annexed to this notice and marked Annexure ‘A’. 2. Previous and present voting power The total number of votes attached to all the voting shares in the company or voting interests in the scheme that the substantial holder or an associate had a relevant interest in when last required, and when now required, to give a substantial holding notice to the company or scheme, are as follows: Class of securities Previous notice Present notice Person's votes Voting power % Person's votes Voting power % Ordinary Fully Paid Shares 10,345,525 5.01 12,630,204 6.10 3. Changes in relevant interests Particulars of each change in, or change in the nature of, a relevant interest of the substantial holder or an associate in voting securities of the company or scheme, since the substantial holder was last required to give a substantial holding notice to the company or scheme are as follows: Date of Person whose Nature of change (6) Consideration given in Class and number of Person's votes change relevant interest relation to change (7) securities affected affected changed ANZ and each of the ANZ understands that ING Not applicable 05/09/05 ANZ Subsidiaries Australia Limited (“INGA”) has 4,779 Ordinary Fully 4,779 ceased to have relevant Paid Shares interests in the shares referred to in the adjacent columns. ANZ and each of the ANZ Subsidiaries is taken under section 608(3)(a) of the Corporations Act 2001 to have the same relevant interests in the Entity as INGA by reason of it having voting power above 20 % in INGA and consequently has ceased to have relevant interests in those shares. ANZ and each of the ANZ understands that ING Not applicable 06/09/05 ANZ Subsidiaries Australia Limited (“INGA”) has 167,117 Ordinary Fully 167,117 acquired relevant interests in Paid Shares the shares referred to in the 07/09/05 adjacent columns. ANZ and 79,722 Ordinary Fully 79,722 each of the ANZ Subsidiaries Paid Shares is taken under section 09/09/05 608(3)(a) of the Corporations 75,240 Ordinary Fully 75,240 Act 2001 to have the same Paid Shares relevant interests in the Entity as INGA by reason of it having voting power above 20 % in INGA and consequently has acquired relevant interests in those shares. ANZ and each of the ANZ understands that ING Not applicable 13/09/05 ANZ Subsidiaries Australia Limited (“INGA”) has 139,800 Ordinary Fully 139,800 ceased to have relevant Paid Shares interests in the shares referred 14/09/05 to in the adjacent columns. 2,700 Ordinary Fully 2,700 ANZ and each of the ANZ Paid Shares Subsidiaries is taken under section 608(3)(a) of the Corporations Act 2001 to have the same relevant interests in the Entity as INGA by reason of it having voting power above 20 % in INGA and consequently has ceased to have relevant interests in those shares. ANZ and each of the ANZ understands that ING Not applicable 21/09/05 ANZ Subsidiaries Australia Limited (“INGA”) has 46,800 Ordinary Fully 46,800 acquired relevant interests in Paid Shares the shares referred to in the 22/09/05 adjacent columns. ANZ and 196,500 Ordinary Fully 196,500 each of the ANZ Subsidiaries Paid Shares is taken under section 30/09/05 608(3)(a) of the Corporations 84,088 Ordinary Fully 84,088 Act 2001 to have the same Paid Shares relevant interests in the Entity 04/10/05 as INGA by reason of it having 21,685 Ordinary Fully 21,685 voting power above 20 % in Paid Shares INGA and consequently has 05/10/05 acquired relevant interests in 53,855 Ordinary Fully 53,855 those shares. Paid Shares 06/10/05 186,518 Ordinary Fully 186,518 Paid Shares ANZ and each of the ANZ understands that ING Not applicable 11/10/05 ANZ Subsidiaries Australia Limited (“INGA”) has 8,400 Ordinary Fully 8,400 ceased to have relevant Paid Shares interests in the shares referred 13/10/05 to in the adjacent columns. 86,541 Ordinary Fully 86,541 ANZ and each of the ANZ Paid Shares Subsidiaries is taken under 14/10/05 section 608(3)(a) of the 43,459 Ordinary Fully 43,459 Corporations Act 2001 to have Paid Shares the same relevant interests in 17/10/05 the Entity as INGA by reason 35,400 Ordinary Fully 35,400 of it having voting power above Paid Shares 20 % in INGA and 25/10/05 consequently has ceased to 15,000 Ordinary Fully 15,000 have relevant interests in those Paid Shares shares. 30/11/05 20,500 Ordinary Fully 20,500 Paid Shares ANZ and each of the ANZ understands that ING Not applicable 01/12/05 ANZ Subsidiaries Australia Limited (“INGA”) has 149,541 Ordinary Fully 149,541 acquired relevant interests in Paid Shares the shares referred to in the 02/12/05 adjacent columns. ANZ and 273,447 Ordinary Fully 273,447 each of the ANZ Subsidiaries Paid Shares is taken under section 14/12/05 608(3)(a) of the Corporations 120,885 Ordinary Fully 120,885 Act 2001 to have the same Paid Shares relevant interests in the Entity 16/12/05 as INGA by reason of it having 103,458 Ordinary Fully 103,458 voting power above 20 % in Paid Shares INGA and consequently has acquired relevant interests in those shares. ANZ Executors and Entry into contracts for the sale $25,402.55 16/12/05 Trustee Company of the securities on the 1,929 Ordinary Fully 1,929 Limited (“ANZET”) Australian Stock Exchange Paid Shares (“ASX”). ANZ and each of the ANZ understands that ING Not applicable 20/12/05 ANZ Subsidiaries Australia Limited (“INGA”) has 15,450 Ordinary Fully 15,450 acquired relevant interests in Paid Shares the shares referred to in the 22/12/05 adjacent columns. ANZ and 12,198 Ordinary Fully 12,198 each of the ANZ Subsidiaries Paid Shares is taken under section 23/12/05 608(3)(a) of the Corporations 39,595 Ordinary Fully 39,595 Act 2001 to have the same Paid Shares relevant interests in the Entity 28/12/05 as INGA by reason of it having 40,664 Ordinary Fully 40,664 voting power above 20 % in Paid Shares INGA and consequently has 29/12/05 acquired relevant interests in 40,665 Ordinary Fully 40,665 those shares. Paid Shares 30/12/05 106,221 Ordinary Fully 106,221 Paid Shares 04/01/06 46,600 Ordinary Fully 46,600 Paid Shares 05/01/06 187,400 Ordinary Fully 187,400 Paid Shares ANZET Entry into contracts for the $2,675.00 06/01/06 purchase of the securities on 186 Ordinary Fully 186 the ASX. Paid Shares ANZET Entry into contracts for the sale $2,675.00 06/01/06 of the securities on the ASX. 186 Ordinary Fully Paid 186 Shares ANZ and each of the ANZ understands that ING Not applicable 13/01/06 ANZ Subsidiaries Australia Limited (“INGA”) has 18,944 Ordinary Fully 18,944 acquired relevant interests in Paid Shares the shares referred to in the 17/01/06 adjacent columns. ANZ and 26,000 Ordinary Fully 26,000 each of the ANZ Subsidiaries Paid Shares is taken under section 18/01/06 608(3)(a) of the Corporations 4,770 Ordinary Fully 4,770 Act 2001 to have the same Paid Shares relevant interests in the Entity 19/01/06 as INGA by reason of it having 41,286 Ordinary Fully 41,286 voting power above 20 % in Paid Shares INGA and consequently has 20/01/06 acquired relevant interests in 100,490 Ordinary Fully 100,490 those shares. Paid Shares 23/01/06 10,000 Ordinary Fully 10,000 Paid Shares 25/01/06 53,492 Ordinary Fully 53,492 Paid Shares 27/01/06 39,936 Ordinary Fully 39,936 Paid Shares 01/02/06 16,495 Ordinary Fully 16,495 Paid Shares 14/02/06 22,100 Ordinary Fully 22,100 Paid Shares ANZ and each of the ANZ understands that ING Not applicable 16/03/06 ANZ Subsidiaries Australia Limited (“INGA”) has 326,400 Ordinary Fully 326,400 ceased to have relevant Paid Shares interests in the shares referred 07/04/06 to in the adjacent columns. 26,400 Ordinary Fully 26,400 ANZ and each of the ANZ Paid Shares Subsidiaries is taken under section 608(3)(a) of the Corporations Act 2001 to have the same relevant interests in the Entity as INGA by reason of it having voting power above 20 % in INGA and consequently has ceased to have relevant interests in those shares.
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