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What you are suggesting is incorrect. @hcosah is correct. It's important to understand that anyone who purchased shares on, or after Tuesday 7 April (i.e. when trading resumed) was not a "registered" holder at 7pm on Wed 8 April (the Record Date). Why? Because of the T+2 settlement rule. Anyone purchasing on 7 April would not have settled until 9 April - the day after the Record Date. Purchasing shares on 7 April only means you have an unconditional purchase contract. You're not officially a holder until your purchase has settled and the transfer of ownership has been recorded on the Company's share register. Given FLT was in a trading halt prior to 7 April, the only way to ensure you were a 'registered' holder at 7pm on 8 April is if you had purchased one trading day before 7 April, which would have been 19 March at the latest, given FLT's extended pause in trading. That's why only holders who purchased prior to the suspension are eligible.