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What should I do if I have a Catellus stock certificate?

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What should I do if I have a Catellus stock certificate?

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If you are currently holding a Catellus stock certificate, you need to contact Computershare (formerly Equiserve), our transfer agent, at the phone number below and request a Letter of Transmittal. You should sign this form and return it along with the certificate(s) you hold to Computershare in the self-addressed envelope they will provide. Upon receipt of your stock certificate, Computershare will send you a check for $33.81 per Catellus share you own, including any shares held in book entry. At this time Catellus shares are no longer earning a dividend, nor are you entitled to interest on the cash consideration due you, so it is in your best interests to surrender your shares. If you have shares of Catellus but have lost your stock certificate(s), please contact Computershare at the number below. They will explain the steps necessary to prepare a surety bond for the lost certificate(s) and receive your proceeds. Computershare (formerly Equiserve) P.O. Box 43078 Providence, RI 02940-

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