both, I think it will change the Australian equity market forever.
TAH did not really do anything regarding its franking account.
BHP and FMG appear to have got the picture.
Wesfarmers mentioned it but did not do much about it.
Origin resumed dividends and tried to exhaust the franking account that they had built up over the year.
so it has made an impact.
It seems to indicate which companies care about their domestic shareholders.
as an offshore shareholder, I am nervous about what may happen to prices when the franking credit rebates go away, there could be ASX market carnage.
franking credits, page-14
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| 44.0¢ | 44.3¢ | 42.5¢ | $1.282M | 2.939M |
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| 35 | 482141 | 43.0¢ |
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