SERA2g
Founding Member
Hi all
Addressing a few 'concerns' some people have raised here.
@Esq.111 in relation to this post concerning Anil's shares not reconciling
Anil holds his shares via Merrill Lynch which is a nominee account. My understanding is that the balance showing in the Top 50 report includes all shares that Merrill Lynch holds on behalf of its clients. This could include Anil and who knows how many other shareholders. The 10m variance may be a result of other shareholders having sold their shares which then affects the balance held by Merril Lynch, but not the shares held on behalf of Anil. This might explain why no announcement has been issued regarding Anil's shares being sold, because he hasn't sold any.
If Anil has sold some there there's obviously a reporting issue that needs to be resolved.
@Fullmoonfever mentioned in this post that Anil is below 5% so no need to report.
That's incorrect as far as I'm aware. ALL director share sales and purchases need to be reported to the market, irrespective of % held at time of transaction. The 5% rule only applies to shareholders who are not directors but have a substantial holding being 5% of the shares on issue. This goes hand in hand with the response to Esq.
@AARONASX seems to have an issue with RSU's that have been issued in this post
RSU's are restricted stock units. They are not ordinary shares held by the directors. RSU's are issued to the directors but have effectively nil value. The director needs to satisfy a KPI or performance result in order for the RSU's to convert to ordinary shares. This reflects the performance shares that will be available to the directors if they meet their KPI's for the year ahead. It doesn't relate to the past year's performance.
Addressing a few 'concerns' some people have raised here.
@Esq.111 in relation to this post concerning Anil's shares not reconciling
Anil holds his shares via Merrill Lynch which is a nominee account. My understanding is that the balance showing in the Top 50 report includes all shares that Merrill Lynch holds on behalf of its clients. This could include Anil and who knows how many other shareholders. The 10m variance may be a result of other shareholders having sold their shares which then affects the balance held by Merril Lynch, but not the shares held on behalf of Anil. This might explain why no announcement has been issued regarding Anil's shares being sold, because he hasn't sold any.
If Anil has sold some there there's obviously a reporting issue that needs to be resolved.
@Fullmoonfever mentioned in this post that Anil is below 5% so no need to report.
That's incorrect as far as I'm aware. ALL director share sales and purchases need to be reported to the market, irrespective of % held at time of transaction. The 5% rule only applies to shareholders who are not directors but have a substantial holding being 5% of the shares on issue. This goes hand in hand with the response to Esq.
@AARONASX seems to have an issue with RSU's that have been issued in this post
RSU's are restricted stock units. They are not ordinary shares held by the directors. RSU's are issued to the directors but have effectively nil value. The director needs to satisfy a KPI or performance result in order for the RSU's to convert to ordinary shares. This reflects the performance shares that will be available to the directors if they meet their KPI's for the year ahead. It doesn't relate to the past year's performance.
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