goodaye gassed,yep, over the years I have done it many times.the...

goodaye gassed,
yep, over the years I have done it many times.
the share register is a document which is available to the public.
so a non-s/h should be able to view it, and definately so can a s/h.
it used to be a hard copy doc, so was easy.
now the records are all electronic, same principle, but easier to look, but sometimes harder in some respects.

sorry, - to answer your question the Registry is Computershare in Brisbane.
Because the share register is electronic, you can view it at the CComputershare registry closest to you.
All you need to is ring that Computershare you choose, and make an appointment to VIEW the Register as your are a s/h.

Note: sometimes they will provide a printout of the Register, and sometimes they will give you access to a comp terminal, and you can scroll thru all the s/h.
So a good tip is to have the names ready of those shareholdings you wish to view! because there are over 7,000 shareholders!
mine will be the largest holding!
good idea to take a copy of the latest Top 20 with you.
you will be able then to compare the movements.

All good fun.

cheers

PS - if some boffin at Computershare gives you any hassles, they must, by law, enable you to view the Register, and Icon must by law give you that opportunity. Computershare may say they need to get the permission of Icon, but no worries. You should not need to pay ANY fee (because you do not want a copy (you only want to view).