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I agree, but I can also see why they would lend their shares to short sellers, even knowing it will effect the short term share price.
I'm no expert and this is my opinion only.
Some large holders who are lending there shares see the huge potential of this company and are in it for the long term..so if they are take a completely long term aproach they commit to the stock and have no intension of selling it . So over the the next few years the share price is irrelevant as they won't sell regardless. So knowing the end result will be grand in the long term, they are content to use their stock to generate revenue in the short term.

I believe that the shorts are the only reason unilife is not trading at highs yet I'm not disappointed as it's given great accumulation opportunity.
It hard to believe that uns was around 3 times higher years ago before we had major deals signed or the wearable sector even in the pipeline.