Frequently Asked Questions

1.	What is Leggett's ticker symbol?
	LEG (on the NYSE)

What is Leggett's history of shares outstanding?

Historical Shares Outstanding
As of year or quarter end
(# shares in millions)

2001	196.3
2002	194.5
2003	192.1
2004	190.9
2005	182.6
2006	178.0
2007	168.7
2008	155.8
2009	148.8
2010	146.2
2011	139.4
2012	142.1
1Q 2013	142.9

What is your history of stock splits?

One share of Leggett stock grows to
1969 1973 1978 1983 1986 1992 1995 1998	5 for 3 3 for 2 3 for 2 2 for 1 3 for 2 2 for 1 2 for 1 2 for 1	1.7 shares 2.5 shares 3.8 shares 7.5 shares 11.3 shares 22.5 shares 45 shares 90 shares

4.	Do you have a dividend reinvestment plan?
	Not at this time.

5.	Do you have a direct stock purchase plan?
	Not at this time.

6.	Who are your competitors?
	Most of our competitors are small, privately held companies. Most concentrate their efforts on one product category in a single geographic area. There are almost no sizeable, public firms that compete directly with us.

Who are your customers?

We are privileged to have relationships with a very broad base of customers. Our largest customer represents only 6% of our sales.

Our major customers include:

Bedding Manufacturers - We provide components to almost all bedding manufacturers
Residential Furniture Manufacturers - We provide a wide range of components to almost all upholstered furniture manufacturers
Office Furniture Manufacturers - We provide components for most of the major office furniture manufacturing firms
Retailers - We provide Commercial Store Fixtures, and some consumer products, to a wide variety of retailers
Auto Companies - We primarily provide seat suspension, lumbar, and control systems to Tier 1 and Tier 2 firms that supply the automotive industry

8.	How many employees do you have?
	As of December 2012, we had approximately 18,000 employees. Approximately 10,000 of our employees work in the United States. About 70% of our employee-partners work in our plants and factories. 13% perform administration, clerical & technical roles. 16% are salaried professionals.