Hold vs Accept vs Sell on Market, page-39

I dig up a bit more information from that excel sheet, this is what I found

For shareholders that owned between 1 share up to 100 k shares, this is equivalent to 19 659 117 shares, which is equivalent to 5.7% of total volumes.

For shareholders that owned between 100 k to 1 million volume of shares, this is equivalent to 7, 663, 783 shares, which is equivalent to 2.2% of total volumes of shares.

For shareholders that owned between 1 million to 6 million volume of shares, (excluding RG shares) is equivalent to 24, 905,197 shares, which is equivalent to 7.23%

So, 5.7+2.2+7.23 % = 15.13%

Now, this is where I get confusion and I tried to approximate it out from top end shareholders where they owned between 1 million to 6 million shares.

Initially, I counted RG's accounts to be Kin, Benamon 1, Benamon 2 and Salvage accounts, but when I added it up, it is only equivalent to 290, 033, 137. But according to his latest announcement, he acquired altogether 292, 061, 956 shares. So, there are a missing of 2, 028,819 shares somewhere. So, from top end holders, which I first counted to be 26, 934, 016, I just simply deducted 2, 028, 819 shares from the top end to balancing the math out. So, all I am saying is that 2, 028, 819 shares either from the top or from anywhere within the ranks (I just minus it out from the top), but the statistic is around there.

As you can see, the small holders owned 5.7% and where larger holders owned around 2.2%. Highest end of the tier owned 7.23%, which could form a block trade. Although, does any one knows anything about Tic Group? As I read through it, there are 2 registries with nominees but the email is linked to TIC Group (but 2 different nominees) and they worth 10 116 048 of shares and it costs around 2.9%. Other than that, I think I cover the scenario and the potential risk already.

So overall, If everyone resisted it, I think RG may need to come back another time.