AYS sold back to Optus which is not on the ASX, so the shares are waiting to be grabbed for franking credits. WAM enters to take the "free" shares off optus and gains all those juicy tax credits. it's just a friendly take over of the actual shares (not the telco company).
AYS sold back to Optus which is not on the ASX, so the shares...
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