dont think so. with a custodian broker the individual shareholder doesnt get a hin, the broker fronts the transaction and uses their hin. automic would track shares against a hin. As an example, one of the risks that is always stated against a custodian broker is if the broker goes belly up, then your shares are lost as they are held in the brokers name at the exchange. I have multiple broker accounts, with some shares in the custodian account (IB) and others in my own hin with comsec and marketech.I'm just guessing at this point, but keep in mind that holding a share isn't really holding anything.
It's a record of ownership.
The registry of ownership of shares will be at automic.
of course, just my understanding and hence why I'm trying to clarify how a delisting works with a custodian account.