has a fair few
and his Trust has a lot more
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Yes "well positioned."
As are: current Chairman's holding is Dalmore Trust ,and the previous Chairman remains the largest shareholder.
Second largest shareholding, is director Wayne Burt's.[Friend of the late founder,Howard Paterson].
Howard Paterson's brothers remain large shareholders.
Going down the list you will find other directors, and their families.
My only share that hasnt gone down :t_up:
Shocking they publish personal details of all their shareholders, haven't heard of the privacy act?!
Interesting though to do some analysis, tightly held company, might explain lack of liquidity which drags up the SP (sellers market) since being more recently known, thanks to some promotion here. Weird how so many holders have way less than the minimum parcel on Unlisted.
Top Holdings 16.8%Top 1 31.8%Top 2 41.3%Top 3 46.7%Top 4 50.9%Top 5 63.6%Top 10 69.3%Top 15 73.7%Top 20 86.0%Top 50 91.8%Top 100 8.2%The other 477
Not blaming you, just shows amateur hour. Company does a filing with the Companies Office including all shareholders and their personally identifiable information. Companies Office publish it. Go figure, to them it's just a company filing.
I'm pi$$ed off, I might be on that list and these munters submit my personal details and contact information to the Companies Office, and the Companies Office just publish it without question. WTF!
Would never happen with a public properly listed company. Best you can see as non-shareholder is the top 10. Holders can request from the company secretary a shareholders list. Even that doesn't contain identifiable information, except a name. Smart names hide behind a broker or holding company.
Who wants some schmuck to be emailing or mailing them some BS about the company just because some clerk was dumb enough to publish their identifiable information to the Companies Office d1ck_heads who publish it to the open internet.
Beggars belief. Another warning shot across the bows of investing in 'unlisted' companies with no personal protections of their investors personal identifiable information.
Fuming, yes.
I think by law companies must provide a list of directors and shareholders.
Companies listed or unlisted, use either Computer Share or Link Market Services to look after their share registry.
It is the registries that provide the lists of shareholders to The Companies Office.
At any AGM you attend,you are entitled to ask the share registry, to see the shareholders' register.In fact any company you are a shareholder,must let you look at it,if you go to their registered office.
For fun check out some of the trusts,companies that hold shares in either Skyline or Paz. Easy as .Go to the companies office website, and type in the name[ of the trust,and away you go.
Curiously its not showing my holding on the list, bought a few months ago.
bit of fun to have a gander and see a few peoples holdings.
certainly a sellers market and very tightly held, they just drip feed them through.
just logged in to link market and now realise I had more PAZ shares than I thought, turns out I am on the list but was looking in the wrong place, bit silly of me
my link market is saying each shares value is 0.051, I know the price doesn’t update properly on direct broking but is that normal on link market?