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03/09/19
14:45
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Originally posted by findingnemo:
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Hi there, I am sorry if this has been covered before. I did have at one stage 1377 shares in SGH, but when I decided to sell my whole parcel, there were only 17 shares there left to sell. I can give the accountant the buy and sell confirmation orders, but does he need to know anything else, to prove that I no longer own the 1377 shares originally purchased? Hope that makes sense. Any ideas much appreciated. I can't recall what actually occured for my holdings to go down to 17. Yes I am aware of the class action and all of that. thank you!!
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Suggest you have an ASX statement of the SGH recapitalisation with your buy sell documents in the unlikely case of an audit, and to assist your accountant. SGH have a website dedicated to this:https://www.slatergordon.com.au/investors/recapitalisation Where you read hundred of pages of legalise if you are bored. The ASX announcement is a nice one page summary that you could use to "prove" the change in ownership.https://assets.slatergordon.com.au/downloads/recapitalisation-agm.pdf?mtime=20180612161449 Regards.