Why hate them? These are paid shares, not borrowed. You should be happy with that as a holder. Yes, they will sell the shares sometime later, but who's not to do that?
I remember Mitsubishi was a big holder in WAF's early time, when the SP was in young teens. I think they see the value from WAF again. This reads good to me.
Another 16-18 months before Kiaka start churning out cash. If insto accumulations have not started, it should be close.
Ann: Becoming a substantial holder, page-3
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