Yeah none of it makes any sense.
With an average price of $1.025/share which is lower than the price that DFM has ever been since listing it means they must all have been sold off-market, since any sale at any market price would have moved the average up.
It makes no sense given that DFM hit highs of $2.49. Why would Super Fusion not sell small parcels at ANY price higher than $1.025, i.e. at literally any time since listing they could have gotten a better price.
Conversely, if Super Fusion had sold some on market that implies that the balance was sold way below $1.025/share which would also ring alarm bells.
I don't hold but I have been watching DFM since listing as it feels like a "too good to be true" story, listing on a P/E of 5 with crazy strong growth in the underlying business. Like someone else said, it made no financial sense to list it.
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