Arafura Rare Earths Ltd, page-809

@chokdee

I think your point about these massive superannuation funds investing is a good one.

Now I know ARU is not a BHP.....but once ARU is producing...and it starts to acquire more feed stock through acquisitions etc......its % of superannuatiuon funds will start to grow.

Have a look at BHP - (top right pie chart - BHP Shareholders by style type)



Almost 70% is owned by super funds!!!!!

ARU would be less than 5% currently. So even if that just doubles...that is alot of shares to be bought. And once these guys buy them....they hold on to them for decades if not forever....