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James Hardie Request Trading Halt Pending the Release of Medical Report

Sep 21 2004

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James Hardie Industries NV has requested a trading halt in all securities of James Hardie from the commencement of trading today, Tuesday 21 September 2004.

The request has been made in accordance with Listing Rule 17.1, because the company is informed that the NSW Government will be selectively releasing the report of the Special Commission of Inquiry into the Medical Research and Compensation Foundation during the morning of Tuesday, 21 September 2004. (PDF, 19.48K).

The company is also informed that the Report will be made publicly available by the NSW Government only during the early afternoon of Tuesday 21 September 2004 by way of becoming available on the NSW Cabinet Office website (www.cabinet.nsw.gov.au), and possibly other government websites.

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