Hi Scanman,
Sometimes it does not matter how many shares you have (e.g. Fairfax) and sometimes it does (e.g. QBE)
End of the day, it really depends on how much capital the companies need. Management can use any measure to justify scaling back (if there is a scale back). So, to answer your question, we won't know if your existing shareholding matters, but generally speaking, the more shares you have, the better your chances of getting more stock.
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